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AUCTION sALus.
FUTURE DAYS
By ooDDIN { AfrEKsON.
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING ON

II HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING ON
-. CLAY ST. NEAR CLAY BIT. CHAPEL FOR
oALE At AUCTION VIII be sold ON Saturday A Z
tenuon, the 81 September, 1854, on the preniises
At A O'CLOCK, the desrsbIy located brs
u.s1uns on tne southside OF Clay, between Madison
TurpIn, and opposite the residence OF z. T. Pui.
nam Esq Tho lot fronts 30 fest runs back $50 feet
20 an sley The house hss7 rooms besides kitchen,
aS ~ vel OF nne water in the yard.
.of table notes. interest added and title retain.
e Il doODIN AppEasoN, Auet.
NUS TEES SALE OF REAL ES-
a TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO-
ry virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to the Sub
senoefs a. Trustees dated 5th November Ia53. and
samle1ea 20 record In the Clerks Office of Henrico
U LII Loun ON the ID day of March, 1854, they
y, \. me request of all parties concerned proceed
70 70 se. AZ pubic Auction on the premises. on Tues
cay tne 10Th day of September 1884, at tia hour of
- Saoc.: that certain tract Of Land mentioned
~ h INC saa aeed g. lying in the County Of Henrico
IN Cy OF Richmond, and Is supposed to con-
tain AZ scres be the mme more or less ard il the
sam1 Iand which was conveye ed to John 3. Reeve bv
ownasen Roberts and Joseph Jackson Jr., ex'gs Of
Son sne ppard deceased. By deed dated 5th Neven-
Ger 1913 and of record in the Clerks Office of Her
rco Gounty Court; the said tract Of land is known a.
spe noues.ead tract, belonging to the late John
On Pparo OF enrco. and il about nine miles above
2, and is near to the Richmond
ed as valuable well for farming purposes a. for the
qasntltJ OF pine wood upon it.
1Ehms OF SALE.-Cash to 30 much of the mo-
t nos.. VIII pc sufficient to pay about O. 100 and
Will De given upon the residue.
ranty R. r. ROBERTS'
THOs. 6. JACKSON Trustees.
SAFE conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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NORFOLK. Sept Is The schooner D l.. CIynch,
from Baltimore, bound to New York with cargo o
coal, sprunk aleak and put in here for repairs but
she has since sunk
Arrived, ship Golden Eagle, from New York,
bound for New Orleans, with loss OF foremost and
bowsprit, and other damages She spoke the brig
Commerce, bound to New Bedford. When twelve
miles from Charleston was knocked down IN a
gale both masts swept away, and captain and mate
and four men washed overheard; took OF two sur
vivors--vessel a total loss.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l6.- The new steamer
Philadelphia, which sailed from Liverpool on the
Both of August for this port is in her twentieth
day, and approximations are entertained that her
machinery has become deranged, or that she has
met with sorne mishap.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1s.-There Is a tremendous
and enthusiastic outpouring OF the democracy this
evening at Independence Square. The delegations
are marching In procession with transparencies,
lanterns and banners from the various wards. The
square presents a beautiful appearance
TRoY, N Y, Sept. in. C. Nielsen, postmaster
at keeseve. was arrested to- day by special agent
OF the Post Office Department charged with rob.
hing the mail He was brought to Troy, and will
be examined tomorrow. He 10 the editor OF de-
mocfssic psper at Keeseyille.
Nrv YoRK. Sept 1s.-The New York banks pre-.
sent the following totals in their weekly statements
Increase of loans as compared with last weeks re-
port Sill 500 increase OF specie, S35 900; increase
OF deposits, 5000 200; decrease OF deposits Sl4s,-
000
BosTos, Sept l6--The ship Mountain Wave ar
rived yesterday from Tfapani, bringing the re-
mains Of her late MASTER Isaac Fessenden, who died
at that place August /. The authorities OF Trspani
refused 10 allow his burial there, except Of low wa
ter mark.
CIscIskArI, Sept I6.-Tbe river Is rising, and
we hear OF a rice of several feet above. A rise OF
from TWO TO three feet Is expected here which Will
make four feet to Louisville.
PORTLAND, Sept la.-The Portland Advertise r
says thst the 9th Congressional District 10 still In
doubt.
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BAROMETER BOOKS, &c.-At the

BAROMETER BOOKS, &c.--At the
~ NEW BOOKSTORE, Kent Square
The Potiphar Papen; 7th Edition-Il ustrations-
90.
Queechy; By the Author of The Wide, Wide
World" goth Edten; vo!s-l75.
Wide, Wide World; By Elizabeth WethereI.-
S0.h Edition; 2vcls.-1 So
Fermilian; Spasmodic Tragedy. By T. Percy
Jones: limo. CLOTH 50 cts
Christopher North's Greet Work-The Noctes Am
brosan@. By Professor Wilson, ]. G Loeb hart Jas.
Hogg and DR.. mssinn Edited with Memoirs and
Notes, by Dr.. R. Shelton Mackenzie; in yols-S5.
The same work in Library style.
Vincent Nolte's Fifty Years in both Hemispheres
l2mo., cloth; 9Th Edition-l25.
The Scout or The Black Riders of Conearee. By
VIM. Gilmore SimDs, Esq, author of "Katharipe
Walton" &c; with Illustrations, by barley. / vol
limo -l25.
Fashion and Famine is published in an ele CANT vol
ume, 450 psges-l00
Bayard Tsyofs Journey to Genital Africa. Illus
trsted with tinted Drawings. 12mo, eloih-120.
schoo, Books-iarge and complete assortment.
Gold Pens-A new and well-selected stock of
Gold Pens-a reliable article.
Barometer-A Parlor Barometer; very useful i'm
strument. VIM. A. BUFFERS, l57 Main st.
Sc 16-lwif Nearly opposite Exch uge Bank
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL new locomotive, the
Cleveland, attached to baggage car and the morn
Ing passenger train from Albany for Boston, was
thrown Off etrack and down an embankment
near Chatham ON Sunday The passenger cars
forum ately remained upon the track and the pas
sengers escaped uninjured. The locomotive was
seriously damaged. The engineer, Mr.. Thompson
the express messenger, and one passenger were
considerably hurt.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE MILITARY.-The Bay State
Artillery, an Irish company, at Boston, has been
dsbanded by the Governor. A. the receipt OF
the Montgomery Guards from New York, row
occurred between three Irish companies, which
led to reprimand from the Governor to all
them. The Bay State Artillery replied to the repli
maud in an offensive manner, and hence the order
disbaudinr them
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

BREEDEN, FOX g. CO.,
A RE now in receipt of their Fall stock
IA of GOODS, consisting of all the new fsbrics
aod designs In LADIES' DRESS GOODS, and
GENTS, BOYS and SERVANTS wear with q
complete ortme mt of House Keeping goods beayy
plantation Woolens Blankets and Cotton goods
Also, CARPETINGS, RUGS and DRUGGETS all
of which were purchased very cheap, at auction and
trS frends at prices to give satisfaction.
ss l9-o6tclt PIT BROAD ST.
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THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.

Geographic dispatch states that the riot was
renewed again on Friday evening, when one wo-
nan and three men were wounded Mayor Lewis
has issued a proclamation TO the citizens calling
upon them to observe the lava. He has alse enrol
led strong special police, and directed ali the pub
lie houses and bar to be closed at o'clock in
the evening. There much excitement i'll
feeling among the coutendng parties.
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SUPPOSED MURDER-A woman named Ann Don.
oaue fell or was thrown from the fourth story win
dow of house In East Twelfth street. New VI rk,
last Monday morning, and killed. Bryan tDon-
ohue, her husband, has been arrested on suspicion
of having caused her death.
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GUNS, GUNS-PISTOLS.

UUNC, UUNS-PISTULS,
A PISTOLS-At Sc Main street-EN
COURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT.
-r-..,.s., ERS.-ANOTHER DIRECT I'M.
F P93KTA arTy 90 OF GUNS AND WATCHES TO
p pa6 CITY OF RICHMOND, FROM LIVER
fOOL-Jus received. direct from the msnufacturer
another lot of those cheap double barrel Guns ana
Gold watches. that has given such general satisfac
in this city having bought them for cash direct from
to $50. itoia 30
Pistol-Colt's, Aliens and others, from n 10 s25
Percussion Caps 1000 for 40 cts
Bowie Knives, at 81.
Wed,min boxes containing $50 EACH at 1884,. a box.
Gold watches. warranted in going order ~ to $50
Silver Watches at S.. " ~i'o
Aiso-A general assortment of Jswelry, Silver
~. b Just received few more of those 8.dav
Gold Watches, which have given such general salts.
faction. HENRY HYMAE, 90 Main st..
sel9 Direct Importer OF Gun, and Wstch..
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stock OF new goods for the Fall trade has lust
been received at "MAURICE,S Mathematician
N, Boot and Shoe Saloon,n Richmond, Va.
In1s new establishment again presents its claims
70 your attention. The proprietor 10 now prepared
~ snoW every hind of aud fashionable Boots and
Shoes for fall and winter wesr. r. The widely
;pre,ai1s reputation of the Metropolitan for keep
nk me sge:t and best selected stock of the Richest
snd mos dsmIsble goods, will be proved from an ex
s@ nL OF the present large asso,tment
...h "a =. was purchased almost entirely for
selves sble aad we shall sell our goods at iesst 20
per cent les, than you have been the habit Of buy
tensive, and unusual has been taken this
ss. sood strong ones such win NOT rp and to
remember. thst we are determined to sell. we are
oenI upon It. and We advise you to call at once and
get all the Boots and Shoes you want before the bar
gains are sll gone.
Our motto IN The best of goods at the fsrest prcss
Ladies ana gentlemen, respectfully invite YOU to
csli and zee me 1t the Metropolitann Isl Main IT,,
Eagle square. CHARLES .. MAURICE,
SCI 15i Main St, Richmond. Va.
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A VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW
~ RRIuGE ROAD At AUCTION -uyith xl,<

1SOAO Al AUOIlON.-WILH Yn6
view of making charge in MP business pursuits. /
snsii, on WEDNESDAY, 10th September. upon the
premises mme diately after the above saIe Of "A
SHADES" sell at public auction the farm whereon
now reside. situated ON this New Bridge Road about
son and others
The tract contains about 40 acress of which IS
cleared and much iuproye A nrodne;ns neiv
varous crops ofthis vicinity. vegetables &c The
Inc improvements consist of q cottage residences
with rooms kitchen. stable, barns &C. all nearly
.hs snd IN good order. After the sale Of the farm,
i1l ~ ~ norses, cows, farming utsnss straw 10.
Inose IN want OF ansst and valuable farm conve-
n1ent 20 the city would do well attend the sale-
The property will be divided into about two enusl
parts with cleared and wood land TO each.
ell = IL THEODORE cARRlNGToN.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

There were % deaths of yellow fever at Savan
nah on Monday. The physicians think the wors
is past There is, however, great want of proyi,
sions and nurses.
The telegraph brings report of great panic
Augusta, Ga. There were three deaths of yellow
fever there on Saturday. The inhabitants are said
to be flying In all directions
dispatch dated Sept. le, says: "The deaths at
Charleston for the past two days have been 90
Robert L. soue, of Freeport, Me, mate of the ship
Lydia is among the victims.
la New York, the fund for tine relief Of Savannah,
has increased to upwards of 5000.
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CAsUALTY.-A building in Lowell, Mass, fell to
she ground last Saturday, and three persons were
buried under the ruins, one of whom was killed
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AUCTION sALns.
By TAYLOR Z WILLIAMs.
BRICK COTTAGE RE-

IAxLOM WIILlAM0.
HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE RE
nARs sHIDDEkG ~ AMP ID su ,.L,D LcT5 oN
&c g..n:s. vii s. ssa i.s 1 ssnss,as sRiec lex
:srset, and adjoinios tina residence Of Hon. John IA
rona. , ssrs are six wsl arranged and pleasant
.l X s.ss gi ssss
end shsde Trees, f1owers Ike which MN ~. 49,
desa Of the building cobine to presenf very 8.
perry, being situated beyond the co,p,rste INIT 3
exempt fson the city taxasioa. :
and viii b sold torsthsr If desired o'hsrcss sGf Ell
be divided 20 ~ to maze Bailding Lots OF 80 feat
front EACH and leaving with the Cottage front Of
Those seeking retired and pleasant resideuce. in
an in proving neshbofhood. would do won to attend
TE.Ms-Oae-thrd cash; balance at and IL mos ;,
sels TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auct.
VACANT LOTS ON LEIGH STREET.
At AUCTION-On THURSDAY. 2lst Sep ;,
in jad.h: Eadson saasd a. Il. n So raba
cas-. intersecton Of Leigh and judah Streets sixl24
ALSO. a vacant lot on the North sid. Of Leigh
near Eoushee street. fronting IS feet and running
nask 10 feet to an alley.
TsEFias.one-third sa,h balance =. and mos ;,
BE Is Art.
THREE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
\ DENCES ON LEIGH STREET, AT AUG
IioN.-on TUESDAY, Sd October, at O'Clock, r
NJ upon the premises, will be cold those three brick
ouses ana lots ON tbs north side of Leieh between
"a ana "a streets occupied respectively By Rev. Mr.
hayes mr.. Wm h. Drinkard and Mr. Jas A. Fore.
Each house contains airy rooms besides closets
passages two story porticoes in rear Kitchen wa
.er &c, aiiin perfect order ha. ing been built with.
IN Few years past, with view to durability ard
comfort rather than to cost To those seeking to
purchase really desirable and Pile residence
the retired yet accessible location az well as the
compleie and admirable gements Of these hru.
sss, certainty present unusual inducements whiiet
ths Terms OF sale are liberal.
Two OF the lots front % feet EACH and this other
% rest gil running back 100 feet an alley in rear
II k;Ms-One-third cash, balance at and wears
of trust TAYLOR d NITITa Ne eou'
Aucts.
prick HOUSE AND LOT ON FIFTH
- STREET. AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY. 22d
Sept, at O'clock P. III upon the premises with he
sold that brick House aud Lot, siuated on tha west
side OF 9Th. between Byrd aud Canal streets The
house has 8 rooms and two dry cellars Kitchen Ee
and is in good order The lot fronts 80 feet and runs
back about 100 feet, and is thoroughly drained BY
stone cnvert extending through its entire Ier 9Th
The location of the property, and the construction
OF the building, renders il suitable either for pri
vate dwelling and business stand, for which pur
pose it is now rented a. handsome per cent on its
price.
TEkMs-One-third cash; balance at and u mos !,
with interest, secured by tIust Decd title 70.
tanned.
ieIs TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucsa
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BeEr CATTLE.-Ths humber of Cattle offered at
the scales to-day amounted to 1900 head Of beeves
at prices ranging from go b 50 p 100 ibA Gu the
hoof. equal TO t.oG16.75 net and nvengipg 9f5.lz
goes Vt the smoant offered $50 head were left over
snsold. snd the balance tS60 hsadl wsrs driven 70
Philadelphia. small lot Of Bssyes Of very prime
quality obIsised e575. HoGs-6ales II from SIS 70
VI ID v 100 lbs HHEEP.-Market very dali, and 3
tisatial sapply on hand
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING !

=, IL o'clock will sell four cases Dry Goods and
them will be found Cloths. Cassimeres Vestinss.
hne linen bosom Shrts. wooden Under Shirts Com
forts fine silk and cotton Hankerchiefs several
pieces Silk, Satin, and French Mouselins, Umbrelss.
Shawls, Vests Coats Pants DC
close invcics, three G1ld Watches four Gold Pencil
Cases. five galvanized Watches, ten pair gold Ear
Ring, Finger Rings Butter Knives. &c &C..
seq r. CAUTHORN
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MIGHT SALES-BY LARus e. Su,Sr

MIGHT SALES LARUs & SHINE.
1l-our Night sales will commence on SATUR-
DAY evening, the 2Srd inst. at O'Clock, and con
tinue every evening during the season, at which
time, win sell, large and varied assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods. such IS Cassimeres Cloths
VestiDgs. Ladies Dress Goods of every description
Clothing, Trunks. vslices and Carpet Bags Fancy
Goods. such as Work Boxes. wiring Desks, Port
monies, Hail. Cloth and Hat Brushes; also, every
Gold and Silver Watch Chains Breast Pms, Brace
let's, Guns, Pistols Percussion Caps, &C.. &c., &c
The city trade and country merchants would do
well to attend, we viii, offer great Inducements to
those who patronizs our house, at the same time
every article offer for sale 10 warranted to be as
represented. LARUS SHINE, Auc'trs.
se 10 IA Main street
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81 ooDpIN { ArPERsoN. Asets.
By TAYLOR . WILLIAMS.
THAT MOST VALUABLE FARM

CALLED RURAL eHADESs At AUG
a,Isa;- @ WEDNESDAY. 2oth ssgtsmbss. Ct ~
Assoc II. ueSn the prsstsss VIII q sGld e
1ara Shades L stuated % the New Bridge or S,ouy.
19sd, shout two miles Of the city adjoining
- huea mesaow: the farm Of Mr.. r. Diekfnson. the
.b Io ~ Mn m S and others lice both .dss Of
III .oSo me dweiiine. with Is acres Of land end
van ,, orchard on one .ds and l57 acres with
sI,sa 9sMsellns. yng on the other side There are
ABOUT I'D acres cleared, and 40 acres vsI wooael@
lnsIs are s;:o the usuai out-housss sf every de-
closures. $500. 49, -
egardns in proximity to the city, its hieh State
OF Improvement, and its beautiful situation Rrrsl
Shades 10 considsred Of the moot desrsS:s s,e
near the city, and We would requsst the parsisslar
attention OF those 10 want Of such properly 70 this
which may be seen at our Office IN 4 few dsvs
TERAs-One-6fth cash: balance al 3 s ana s
years. credit Paymentsto bear interest payable semi
annually, and secured BY trust deed
After the sale of the Farm the stock cousistins Of
horses, mules, superior mich cows WAGONS csrta.
farming implements. and household furniture. Vii
be sold VIII also be hired several valuable Pam,
hands.
TERMs-Sums under ESQ, cash; over that amount.
4 month"; credit for approved paper, with interest
added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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TOOK OF MILLINERY, vELVETs.

STOCK OF MILLINERY, VELVETS,
y MANTILLAs, &c. &c. &c, AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY Morning the 2lst inst commencing at
10 ocpk. we will sell at public auction, large stock
If Velvet Mantillss Silks, Sstins, Ribbons &c go
large stock of Millinery Goods. The ,toct ,snssts
of the late st styles and fashionabls Eel, ,s
well to attend, as they will fpsaany articles in their
several lines.
second floor. .r1s .. arIYNr ..,r
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ARRIVAL loF THE STEAMER oTTowA.

QUEBEC, Sept Is 10 p. M.-The new screw
steamer O.towa arrived this evening from Liver
pool bringing dates from Liverpool TO the 5th met
she experienced heavy gales.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
Russia unequivocslly declines to accept the last
proposals oh the allied powers, and announces her
determination TO act on the defensive.
The cholera has aba,ed In both the Russian and
allied armies.
There nothing Of special interest relative to the
war.
The Russians are concentrating in different parts
of Moidaria- They have also blown up the forts at
Hsngo.
The London Times OF Monday says that Austria
will probably not declare war against Russia but
that the Austrian army will be increased in the
Principalities to 100 900 men.
Spain Is Tranquil the country having once more
settled down under the new administration
MARKETS
London Sept. 4.-The weather is fne and the
harvest nearly over. Whea. Ia 6s. tce g. per quar-
ter lower on the week SIS. Il the top price.
Consois closed at 95s.
The harvest In Great Britain and on the CONT
rent lie most abundant.
Liverpool, Sept 5.-Wheat is to 6s lower for
the week.
Later news, per Atlantic, viii be found under
the telegraphic head
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BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE

BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE
y DWELLING THEREON, NEAR BROOKE
TURNPlkE. SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND.
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUES,
DAY, the 26th day of Sept. 1884, on the premises.
commencing at 45 o'clock the handsome Farm and
beautiful Cottage Dwelling thereon near the Brook
Turnpike (new Plank Road,l six miles from Rich.
moad. Adjoining the lands Of Major Jas. Hill, Cha.
e. Lee Esq. and others containing by survey 1881
timber of original growth.
The buildings are all new, and are not only ample
for the of the Farm, but the dwelling itself il
remarkably we'll planned and tastefully finished
The neiehhorhood is excellent, and the place re-
markablY healthy. The new Plank Road on the site
of the Turnpike, will run within a quarter of mile
of the dwelling
TERMS very accommodating, and made known on
the day of sale.
sells GODDIN ApPERSON. Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
NEAR THE CITY SPRING.-By virtue of deed
oftrust, executed to the subscriber by w. NJ Isbel
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall, at the
request of the holder of the FIRST bond secured by the
said deed, proceed to sell at public auction on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9th day of Sept, 1854 at At O'Clock,
P M If fair fnot, the next fair day. the handsome
Brick Dwelling on the east side of 9th street. oppo
Isbe The lot fronts 2s feet runs back IaO fe to
an alley 20 feet and bounded the South by another
alley The dwelling liz nearly new, is remarkably we'll
built, and contain four rooms. besides kit ;hen &C.
The terms which viii be accommodating, will be
made known at the hour of sale The title is believed
to be perfect, but the subscriber will convey with the
usual special warranty. -
w. GODDIN, TIu.sss.
70 Is GbDDIN & APPERsoN. Aucts.
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FALL TRADE-lS54.
HHE SUBSCRIBERS have in Stnra md

FALL TRADE-lS54
THE SUBSCRIBERS haze in Store and
Il offer for sale the following GesSs viz:
$3.50 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES.
1900 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
$50 Dozen French CALF SKINS of their own i'm.
portation
100 Dozen American CALF SKINS.
500 Dozen UPPER LEATHER, all grades
5000 Sides SOLE LEATHER, of all qualities,
Besides. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES.
in great variety.
Writing and Wrapping PAPER, SHOE THREAD.
&c. SO, large stock of BRO CUES, OF their own
manufacture, suitable for Plantation and Railroad
Hands.
This large stock of goods having been purchased
for cash, the undersigned prepared to offer great.
er inducements to the trade of Virginia aud North
Carolina, than any other house in the market
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
Sc 16-6wif No. III, Main street Richmond Va
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BY RICHARD c5T7THORN.

GLASSWARE, CkOCKERY, &c, AT
10 o'clock, at my suction store, will selfs large as
sortment of Glassware China Tea Sets, he The ~
sortment consists Of TumberA Goblefs 0lass Sugars,
Molassss Jaes, Candlesticks Lamps. fine Csstors.
with 4 5 and bottles, Preserve and Cup Riss<s.
&c. &c. =
&c 10 n. CAUT1OHN, Auct.
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GLOVER SEED, nice article. Ii store
- and for sale By DUKE HUTCHEgON,
eeW II aain st.
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10y VIRTUE OF A DEED, executed By

R1 VIRTUE OF 4 DEED, executeu Dy
ID Nathaniel W. Thompson and othsrs, to me,
dated on the of September 1858, and recorded In
the County Court Of Henrico. In trust for certain
aussted by the bene6ciary win sell q public suc-
iion on the 18th inst, ct ~ o'clock p. NJ on the
premises parcel of land In the county Of Hsnrieo
and adjoining the property Of Hiram w. Tyler and
VIM. Colgin and Others fronting about 100 feet On
proesrsy l. located in 8 neishberhood rapidly In
crsssne In valas and will be sold In lots TO suit pur
chasers.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
a. it'd SAM'L HAsTIN0S, TTustee.s