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SHEET MUSIC.
LATE. BIT NOT LEAN
DEWEY HAS AT LAST RECEIVED HIS
Winters St0CE. Of Goods.

Which fully equals, and in some respects ,urpns'cs
sec Pr,ces-anything hNsever offered to suffering
community.
All those who anxious (and who /, not y to
consolidate and cement the bonds Of the union, (of
soul and body requested to call it is believed
that all parties Hard shells and soft shelsif they
only " shell out'-Ebony and Silver grey--provded
they have the silver, will here find means, rndrspu
tally cous,uuonai for the accomplishment Of their
desires.
Particulars he published before Thanks giying
when it will be seen that provision has been dc
for that good time coming"
Nov. aith, 1853.
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SnN KEGS EAGLE" NAILS Also
'tCO AXES, shot, Lead. Powder. aud -afety fuse
Just received by HERRlCk 4 MILES
Nov. Is j twt
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Revolving Hammer Pistol.

ample IN ITS COM TRuCilUN, EASY AND
~ secure to load and cap rapid To discharge, very
powerful and uoouTat. IN UteTs, liability To acct
dental discharge, and approved by Army and Navy
superior To every 81. a revolver made by the
Eobhius IAVt,rce e.. Windsor, Vt, sold hv
BklN-AAIU, BROTHER a CO.,
Chuich II. burlington, VI
Also, other Pistols Guus, Rifles, aud general
stock ui Hunting aud Fishing Tackle, sold b
bEINSMAIp, bEuTIiEk A 90,
Chuton IT., burlington, Vt.
4 JAZZ SAFE
suitsble OF Town CLERKS Records for sale ehesp b.
dAwH BRINSMAIp. BROTHER A co,
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WE HAVE Ju-T ED FROM
w market with a choic, stock of Grocciies aud
Provisions, which We arr prepared to sell ioi Cash
AT Low rEIrLs. We rs the trade and dealers
generally that have -,lar Good Bargains to offer
them. Please call and eIsmine our stock The
CAsH srsrry T. =. sys,D ~ which To get Go.n
,rpbYs nERRICk A MILES,
Corner King and NsIsI sts'
Sox a. isba dAWtf
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The steamer Canada

CAPT :. X. FOSTER,
Gs,p- NDth,, leave Whitehall at 10 4. NJ, OF on
arrival Of first Train Cars from Troy, Albany and
schenectady, reach Burlington at 3. P NJ, where
they will connect with the Trains of the Rutland 4
burlington Railroad aud take passengers directly to
Rouse's Point without stopping, and arrive at p.
NJ, in time for the Cars Of the Champlaiu and st.
Lawrence Railroad, which reach Montreal the same
evening.
Go,nc South leave Rouse's Point on arrival Of
Trains Champlan 4 It. Lawrence and osdcu.burgh
Railroads arrive at Plattsburgh nj ", Port Kent
10, and Burlington l0i 7. NJ, and reach Whitehall
at Gt next morning, and in timclor passengers to
arrive in Troy and Albany in season for Cars direct
ly to New York. Schenectady in time for Trains
going West.
TIE aboue drrangrssrf rH connect ruth all the Pas
ssnger Tram, of the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road al Burlington.
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Northern Rail Road. y. Y
STEAM AND RAILROAD
S.\ 1T.

MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI-
vi CAL Instruments, Gold and Silver BRAID,
Pistols, Gold Cuf Pins, Fishing Reels and Baskets.
Gold bracelets, Sleave Buttons, studs, and lots Of
Jewclry, received by
BRiNsMAIp, BROTHER 4 CO.
July 1, 1884. ddwu
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lust RECEIVED At tHFiP fDRNEP SEW,
- EkAL dozen. which will be s"id At hulesal,
ur K, LIil, th,.p Jm Casd. \. ALLEN a GO
MAY -. idwti
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LEATHER AND TiNDIN,. &TO"M.
IS Nuasoa street, A&any.
Constantly on h.ni OAK and h-o,loA Sole
Lcatt.r, Fr'Hch al| Amcrio77 car Skr',
INNINGS, Bni,ncs, Nrocco, lasts, md
Bot Trees Shoe Ndlcr,' Toals md Fnd-
ing' o. H l7 Is, rriot'olc and rotdA
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Inn rHlS. HEAVY MESS PORK 30 bbls
l W. Lard; 25 tub, do 100 otis Goldfish &.
rs bills. MlrA,i' Va. aud 2; 100 bxs. salted
Herring o. kit,s dt, Tor sale "
uEkRICK 4 MILES.
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boots AND S,!nFS,
a. Wooaycrien 4 Co

NanV'g"'arCr' ard NholSaIo Deai,rS IN
Boet, and 7hoc' also, Agent. for Goodyear. India
Eulber-, and j. Prtridre's Boots.
$50 ard $50 Broa6w1y, Ai6any, y, Y.
Q. A. Woolveltou. T. Dunn. Z. b. Woolrcrton.
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STOVES.
EtoTeaI EiOYes,

The Subscriber. Tor to tls trade On fair and lib
cra terms, large nd com ctc assortment Of Stores,
of the first quality, for both coal and wood, among
which are the eel, bratel B,ac. Diamond and May
Flower Cooking stove. and .he Irving and + anklin
Coal Burners. Also. n large assortment Of New
Pattern rsrlor stove. Tor wood.
Eagle Foundry, ". ITO Erapr-s., A6any.
TREADWELL 4 PERRY.
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4 NEW LOT OF BEAUTIFUL PAR ASOl : JUST
~ ia, ue~ styles, 80. Call and look Mt them At
LlMAN'N.
June 90 dANtt
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IN IIHDS BROWN SUGAR.
Nv 100 bbls. Refined do, crushed powdered ana
90 fee so bbls and rs hhds yrup and Mcla.ses
HERRlCK 4 MILES,
Nny dAwti
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The steamer America,


CAPT. W. HfLAbh.
n,ng Souii. leave Houses Point nj o'clock, 4.
NJ, on arrival of Cars of thaiuiluiu and It. Law
rcncc Railroad, from Montreal, reach burlington AZ
lU3 \. NJ, IN time for the train Of Rutland and
burlington Railroad guiuS South and East, aud
Whitehall at o'clock p. NJ, in time for the Cars
which reach Troy and Albany at a Y. NJ, and
Boat, to New York next morning.
Goug North, leave Whitehall at p. NJ, or on
arrival Of the Evening Trains from Troy, Albany
and Science ady, arrive at Burlington at / next
morning, Port Kent ), / latsburgh it"o, and arrive
at Eousc's Point at \. NJ, and in time for Cars of
tac Champaign and st. Lawrence Railroad, to ar
rive at Montreal, at 10 4. VI. and by O-d"usburgh
L-.Ir-- u 4. N-dnl. .L.Ir,L nj m'clmck. 7. VI.
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chr <p "a R>E N

ssTiiE BEST PL hCE To FIND \ NICE sum
! MER hAr,--one that is just night, aud amy
kind you please. y. ALLEN co.
May %. dIwu
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Fylcr's Butter W orking Chuin.
hECtpEuLT Tue BEET cnURN IN USE.
~ They are worthy the attention Of Butter
makers. Al.o
Cast Steel Shovels.
% dn,. cod superior quality, at much lower
prices than ever before oAcrcd in Burlington fur
sale at the A .ricuiturai store, Church street.
JOHN :. PIERCE.
Burlington May lst, 1881. dSwtf
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CLEMENTS SPLENDID LINE OF STEAM
Frs FOR ALL FORTS ON
AXE Nlt'Iilt,A\

Ian u NH ill'IAN.
aud the Railroad from Chicd,u 10 La Sale and s..
Louis forming the most p,rfcrf and ConfYrtatis route
to 81 L.ous-fiTst Class steamers form a Daily Line
between La sale and i. Louis
n ans Iuute affords to Travellers, either for
pleasure u Business adv antages not enjoyed by any
othcr tn ! ats Of the Line on the North Passage
are less cN oed tu the storm. and rough weather in
cidcut To u Irp by the south shore, aud are not
subject tu any doteutuns that other lines are by
going into lCrs difficult ui entry, The picturesque
beauty aud magnificent grandeur of the Detroit
River, a. cuioycd from the noble Steamers of this
Limo, has no equal. The Railroad from Detroit to
Chicago lass.s uugh all the principal towns OF
Importance in Michigan-an advantage not enjoyed
by any other Route, aud one that entities 1t to a
precedence over all others.
x baggage conveyed from the Cars to the Boat
Es, q Chdrpr, by delivering their Checks to the
Agent on the IIaln, ut at the Depot aud checked
through on the Route.
# i. ". WHITING is Freight Ascut for the
Line, Office On NJ. 4, Il. X. Dock, BuiJl". Aiso,
ucaarnl Furwardcr viii forward Frright OF aHg
tad !. any d,r,,ton, ~ any a'd' 81 r'nr'g0nrs At
the lowest Iate., aud with despatch. MARI racAa.
scS, care 40. ". Whiting, buffalo,"
Ia THROUGH TICKETS can be procured Of tn,
Agents of the Line, General oGee, No. / Town
Hall, 3 door, West OF the Post Office.
MOSES l.. 'N''RtH,
Agent, Burlington.
MAY H. 1854 dAWu
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THROUGH TICKETS

To Oglensburgh, Oswcgo, Rochester, Lewiston,
Hamilton, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Mon
roe. Toledo, Chicago, Racine, kenosha, Milwaukee,
Sheboygan, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and
all principal Western Cities.
Also, Tickets to all the above mentioned places,
via Troy Albany, Saratoga, and Schnectady, cOnnec
ting at Buffalo with the Michigan Southern and
Lake Shore Railroads.
Meals and Births included on Lake Ontario and
Lake Eric to Cleveland
TICKETS can be had Mt the Michigan Southern,
and Lax, Shore Ra,Irood Ofc,, No. WHEELER'S
BLOCK, next door to the American Hotel.
II. o. GREENE, Agent,
Burlinrton Aur. l. 1851. diff
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90. - - * We
IrS Gu. AM HALF GU. HlS N, II. s., Y.
! - H., aud noong Teas; III bxs. Tobacco,
- case, 4, cAtm in luuI,, o00 Frn. inc cut !,
aud smoking dc. HLEhlCn a MILES
Nv pa fN "H
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To the vgusicaI world.

DIANO FORTES, BENNETT 4 CO., SCI Broad
! way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of Pr
amos, embracing every variety Of style and size,
from to "A Octaves, from s1ON to : 1000 each.
We have testimonial. from the first Pinnists in the
country Of tho superior Brillinncy, Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register Of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity Of touch hns
been pre-rmnontlv secured, all our Instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. BUYERS who
understand their own interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT 4 CO.,
ly SCI Broadway, New York,
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IRON
sM.PETrENGILL 4 cos ADvERTIsING AGENCY
la2 Nassau St. N. York & 10 State st. Boston.
Notice Extraordinary!

Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-KNOw
We That the M,1icAS MrsrASa LtSIuENT
still continues in its triumphant career, " conquer
ing and to conquer" all the cronic cases Of RnEu-
NhrtsN or those Of a'rccent, acute and in1amitory
character 1t never fails in curing Burns Bruises
or sprans, For any Sore, Swelling, Eruption or
Pain, it i, perfect specific If you don't believe
IL, try, For Horses and other animals, it has no
equal in curing Bruises Sprain.. Sore Backs. SPAWN
Scratches. or any other cause Of Lnmcnc,.. 1t will
soften the hoof.-lubriente the ioint.and heal the
he.h. @. W. WESTBROOk,
Successor to A. G. Bragg 4 Cod
Originator and sole proprietor. Principal Offices :
3Oi Broadway, New York, and st. Louis, Missouri
For sale by all dealer. in Medicines.
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LATER from The FIshcriPs.

4 FEW TIERCEs SALMON, No l. MACkEREL
~ and Cudhsh--and few Boxes Candles, which
did nj come from the Fisheries, Tor sale ny
A. ;. DEWEY.
Oct IN d&wtf
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NEW GOODS
tT THE OLD PLACE
XNHEN IN THE CHAPTER OF Accidents
W one man comes in possession OF certain &C m
mnditcs which every other man wants, gee d VI ] To-
the race, well a. the umble siIpencc and ahn hty
dollar, requires him To advertise, to blow his uuu-
pet make himself heard, in fact come out strong.
In obedience to this reasonable requirement, |
have 50 tar overcome an almost overwhelming mod
csty as to say that am now able to otfe. better
stock Of
Groceries, Provisions. DC,
than ever before. They will also, account q I'M
provements in my place Of business be sold fTo dnd
and a hlr feet l,rsr than formerly. Come AVID see
how it is done at the old stand, West side Of the
square ~ = hh"hh'
July II, 1854,
p :. When particulars are called for shall
prnbsblv see large bills" diff
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20 -. ,,,''i
~ X. NICHOLS HAVING MADE CHANGE
y In his busincs., 10 desire" % closing IA. cid
books and ~ indebted To- him pre-, To July lst,
ls5i, are rcqy -. 90 call and settle, as the tyoks
must bc clusuG either ny uutc %. Otherwise,
/, Il. NICHOLS.
Burlington. July u, 1884, dAw1
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H;atablcs.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE CITIES
L a choice assortment of Grocerics, which | hope
my Customers will call and purchase, and allow me
fan profit for cannot afford to sell at cu-t OF keep
them long on hand.
j. = PIERCE.
Church Street,
May "a, lNii. d@wu
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iAinaiCY a. ARaliislE.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
62 FeSscs street. near Greesrich street, N,v York
ORDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
~ in prices. uaities, dispatch, &c. 1y
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ysa,>Iras sps:rlrp.,"nIs.

A LARGE SIuCk or NlOLlNS, ACCORnE0NS,
"a Guitars, iioN,, ~triuts, and mu.ica mcrchan-
disc just Ic1oiy ed At tho old stand, Church STREET
Judy 81. uAwtt JAMES L. GkINSMAIp
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TO DETROIT IN SIXTEEN
HOURS. WITHOUT LANDING!
y NV A I'd NFLENIIIU Z N z Z
MAIL STEAMERS,

One of the above splendid steamers will leave the
Michigan Central Railroad Line wharf, at o'clock
T. NJ, or on the arrival of the Lightning Trains
from New York and Albany. Running through, via
North shore, without landing, arriving IN u tr"it
the next afternoon, in time Tor the Lightning Train
for Chicago, over heavy I Rail-a well suGdcd
road, tree from dust-comiortablc Night Cars, built
expressly for the Route, the best Railroad in the
tuiun connecting with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-29

DOSTAGE S-Citizens and
i strangers desiring Postage Stamps, can obtain
them at the new Bookstore. Kent Square.
VIM. A. BUFFERS. l57 Main e.
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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MASS MEETING in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Sep. a7.-There was a large as
.embIsse of the citizens generally and OF all par
Ties At he CITY Hall this evening. Asbury Tucker,
ESQ, was appointed chairman, together with four
teen vice presidents and four secretaries.
A seri es of resolution directly and strongly op-
posed to the democratic resolutions Of the meeting
on Friday last were adopted. Gen. McCalla and
Capt, Darlington delivered addresses, and were
listened to with almost perfect silence, which was
embarrassing to the speakers no doubt and evi.
dencing a want of enthusiasm on the part of their
hearers.
Alta quarter past nine o'clock the band played
a piece of music csnnon we're fired, a few rockets
assembled when Mr.. Cutter arose and made few
amusing remarks relative TO himself and the stric
lures of the press, which created much fun and
lau ghter and improved the enthusiasm some
what
There were some complaints in the crowd at tbs
selection of the chairman, It being alleged that he
was disappointed Office seeker under two demo
cratic administrations. and IL was also stated thai
In the canvass for Clay and Polk, McCalla exhort
ed the Irish everywhere to vote tor Polk, and b,
too was disappointed; but these grumblers were
few, and good humor prevailed throughout.
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L.ATEST MAIL NEWS.
MEyICo-THE REvoLUTIoN-NEWS FROM
THE SEAT OF WAR.

Acapulco. Mexico. Sept. Z, 1s54.-Geueral Alvs.
rez in nerson at the head Of two thousand fve hun
dred men entered the city of Yutela on the 4th in
slant. the government troops having evacuated 90
the I'd. Alvarez is pushing forward for Chilpsn-
c,nso. where he win arrive In few days without
any opposition, az all the government troops nave
heen withdrawn from the State Of Guerrero for the
CAPITAL except force of fifteen hundred LEFT at TIT
la, to retard If possible. his onward movements,
which cannot be the case, nasmuch as Alvarez - 10
fine health and leading body of men who' 10 a
man, would die for their chieitain.
,nto,ns,ior has been received that Vera Cruz has
pronounced for Alvarez; and from all indications It
l. veiy firmly believed that Santa Anna VIII very
soon ahdicate,
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NEW YORK PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CON
VENTION

NEW York Sept. 27.-The Episcopal Diocesan
Convention met this forenoon, and there was a
large attendance of clerical and lay delegates
Rev Mr.. McVIcar delivered the annual sermon
and made feeling alluson to the death of Bishop
Wainwright.
committee of nine was appointed to report pro.
per proceedings to testify the of the loss the
diocese has sustained by the death of Bishop Vain.
wright.
DR.. Creighton wac unanimously elect I'd president
of the Convention. DR.. Height declined the score
taryship, and the Rev. E. Igenbradt was chosen
secretary, and T.. NJ. Rowland treasurer The Con.
yention then adjourned to Thursday forenoon.
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOIJ-
l. SAND DOLLARS.-RICHMONDA AND DAN
and fifty thousand dol airs mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danvill. Railroad Company are now
offered for sale made r,deemable in five years from
nusy at the Office of TIE company in Richmond
This amount being OBJ aimed the road will be CON.
Persons desiring to invsst. may apply either at the
Office of the Company; % " Witcher, President to
James Brown, Jr.. or Rtbt. H Maury
jy 7-.6md P. VAN DEURSON, Treasurer.
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THE ANTI-NEBRAsKA, FREE DEMOCRATIC
AND TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONS.


New YoRK, Sept 1.-THE Anti Nebraska Conven-
ton yesterday nominated Myron H. Clark for Gov.
ernor by reclamation, and Raymond for Lieut.. Gov
erpor, the first ballot. They also nominated the
balance of the Wing ticket for State officers
A portion of the delegates seeded, and agreed to
support the nominees of the Free Democratic Con.
vention
This Free Democratic Convention have nominated
Myron H Clark fer Governor, and Bradford Il
Wood for Lieut.. Governor.
The State Temperance Convention il in session to-
day ct Auburn to receive replies from the different
candidates placed in nomination by other parties on
the question of temperance. A letter has been re-
ceived from Judge Bronson, the Hard Democratic
candidate for Governor, defining his position He
thinks that the Legislature has the power to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of spirits but 10 opposed to
the exercise of such extreme measures
The Convention nominated Myron Il CLARK and
Mr. Raymond, the Wing candidates, as their cand-
dates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The
vote for Raymond was 1913 to liz for Wood.
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BY LARUS L. SHINE.

VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
Y FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MON.
DAY, the I'd October commencing at IL o'clock, Nj :,
will sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM,
belonging to Mr.. 8. P. Gilbert situated in Chester
field on the Chesterfield Court House Road, about 8
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres, 60 of
which Is improved and so in original growth (heavily
timbered) The improv ements consists of good
sdence, together with all the necessary out-houses
Also, an excellent Spring. and an Orchard bearing
Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries and Apples, and
well adapted for q Market Garden.
The above Farm is part of Hobbs estate, well
fenced, and about miles from Railroad. Particu.
lars given on application to the subscribsrs
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts,
re IL II Main atraat.
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AUCrToW eArus
This UAY.
n 0ODDIN { AfRERSON.


=
BELOW THE CITY or RICHMOND. ron SALE
AT AucTi0N WIN . soII q he psmissa: 3.
o'seci NJ i f.r Il as ,as ssss ar a:y. he ri.
usble FARM Of which the late Thomas G. Kessss
died seized situated IN the county 81 Hsnreo about
land Roads adjoining the lands II Messrs. Henry
Coz and J:ekson Z. Chidrey. and containing BY 60
timsion about 4co acres plat and survey Of which
exact quantity can be sscerfained. twill be divided
INTO two or more parcels. may be deemed most 3D.
visable.
Ths baildiBgs ON the place, though originally re-
msarh.bly eood are now somewhat out Of order and
the place itself having been tensnted out for several
s.d nov shows TO great dsadvantass Il however i
csespnbie Of great Improvement. q tho coil y re-
III o. the land IN very fire original growth Of
soan sst and pine timber, which d becoming
% great value By offs earness TO James
wsnin quarter Of mile Of VariDa Road large
hut ~. one 1ory OF brick and one Of wood. buiit
House and s.ass0 so1n. o. Ws.s
eonvenienf, shade trees &c Indeed this place 10
Sss Ssaop. b 9. BENG made y sa outlay C i
to health sofort and society There is also anoth-
n5 on .nothsr part of the estate. with
Persons Disposed to view the place are ro,pectfuy
requested to call on essrs Henry Cor snd Iscs.o1
+. Childrsy. either Of whom viii take pleasure in
The term. viii be one-fourth cash balance a. g. p
and IL months Tor bonds bearing interest secured by
By Isaus:t Of the heirs stlaw Of Thomas C. Kee-
GODDIN l. APPERsoN, Auct,onesr..
| p. s. VIII be sold on the ptemisea on THURS
DAY. the 5th day Of October. 1s54 at o'clock, r N,
most valuable Warehouse Lot, In the city OF Rich.
mond. fronting 40 feet Rocketts running back to
Ram.
TERMs-One-thirdc cash; balance at and u months
with interest and title retained till last note l. paid
seI-zawtd g. A.
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PENNSYL WANNA STATE FAIR.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27-The Pennsylvania
State Fair has attracted an immense crowd to-day.
is estimated that the visitors have reached so 600
The vehicles numerous to fill the entire
roads through the grounds which are mile and a
half long.
The trial of the speed of horses was made on the
grounds this afternoon; and on Friday the judges
W Ill award the premiums.
The Cattle Show is superior to any ever collected
together on any previous occasion. The horses are
among the best that the country can produce
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. ]. Summers, No. 20, Pearl street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
l. CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY Morning next. 4th of
October commencing at 10 O'Clock. large and valu-
sble stock of CABINET FURNITURE, in the store
occupied By Curry & Brother opposite the Virginia
Banks. consisting in part of Sofas Rocking and Easy
Gard and Dining Tables, High and Low.Post Bed
s.eads, Mirrors. Hat Racbs Book Cases, Mahogany,
tresses, Washstands &c, &c. Also, lot of Cabinet
Hardware, Curled Hair, &c.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash; $50 and over
that amount, months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
BY order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOS. w. KEESEE,
se26 Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-29

RATHS! BATHS!. BATHS !!!-Hot,
~ Celd and Shower BATHS, can be bad daily
from seven, 4. NJ to ten o'clock, p. r. ct the Hair
Dressing. Shaving and Shsmpoonins saloon. undsr
the American Hotel 0nsle Bath IS cents. or tick
cts cor 6l--entrance on 18th street. 81