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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

Urea, N. Y Sept Shat meeting this day of
the Board of Directors of the New York. Albany
and Buffalo Telegraph Company, (Morses line)
George Curtis was elected president of the compa.
ny, and L. Chapman secretary and treas'r.
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH

COLUMBIA, Sept. 5-The interments at Savannah
ON Sunday were lG, of which eight were of yellow
fever; and on Monday there were 10 interments, 10
# which were OF yellow fever The disease is seadi
iY Increasing
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VERMONT ELECTION.

BALrTMoRE, Sep. 5.-The Wings and Frees
efs have swept the State. Judge Boyce the canGi
date for Governor, is probably elected. All three
Wing congressman elected.
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u UCTION SALE. VIII Be- sold. this
~ my, at the Auction Mari. eosssr ~ 1afa asd
l5tb aTeofs-- sssss s.ass -
large lot Of Household and Kitshen Hurnifnss.
esaaseina Of Sofas Choim Wae6rube1y Bofenas
Lounge. 1Ablsa Loskina .0las.eA ke, e
ALSO-Ssveral Gold and Silver Wasehee. var.
rents1 In every respeef; large lot u nae Hayaxa
Ciea,s. ard . numbeT u other nsefuf eTfieles.
sci ALEX. MOTT. Asset
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NEW YORK, Sept. Conformation has been re.
eeived here OF the release of the barque s. w NASH
which was seized on the coast Of Africa by British
officer
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DkESERVIlG SUGARS.-A full as
Il sortment OF LAT, crushed, pulverzed granula-
ted clarified and baswn Sugars Stuarts hest w bita
clarified Preserving usar retailing MiTfs q Cd PsTs
se2-dlw 6sod franklin and $50 Broad at
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CLOTHING.
+ LII STOCK. 1854

Fla J. L STOCK, s54.
AM now in receipt of my large Fall and
L Winter stock of superior READY MADE
CLOTHING. comprising every article in my line, to
which would invite the attention of the trade and
return my sincere thanks to my former patrons for
their liberal patronage and solics an early call from
them to examine my and varied stock which is
much larger than ever before had on hand.
In addition to my usual stock, l am still keeping
full assortment of Gentlemen's fine Furnishine
Goods, to which would invite the attention of ali
who want nice and handsome Goods
HENRY SHAFER, Corner Main and 14.h SITS.
N. B. shall hereafter keep constantly on hand
extra large sizes of Clothing. ss6
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RUSSIA. RUSSIA Received and fol

ID USSIA. RUSSIA Received and fol-
~ sale by !. w. RANDOLPH:
The Histor' of Russia from the earliest period to
the present me, including the works of Karansin
Tooke and u CUR; by w. X. Kelley vol. l BONN.
edition; 81.
Vol. 2 De FEES Works with preface and notes, in.
Guiding thosesattrbuted to Sir Walter Scott; BONN.
edition; 81.
The 6 sograqhy of Strsbo literally translated, with
notes By Hami ton Faconer; volume l, Bohn's edi.
tier; 81 d.
History Of TIE Jesuits-their origin, progress doc.
trines and desitns by g. Neolini of Rome; Bohn's
edition; 81 p.
The Elemen cf Agricutu1e-a book for Young
farmers, with questions prepared for the use OF
schools by G y. W airing Jr; 75c
Capt Canot, ar Twenty Years of an African Sla-
yer; hy Brantz Mgver: SI2j
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IdEh--oTOEFAUfs
THE FIRES NOT RAGING SO BADLY &c
BANGOR, NE. Sept. 4. 1854 We have had no rain
yet in this vineity. although the indications for
have been strong for q day two Mose of the sa~
mills at 0ldtown Saltwater and other places on the
river have stopped from the lowness of the water
The fires not raging so badly ss they have been
for some time past.
The contributions for the WALDORF sufferers. in the
ehurche, Of this city yesterday, thirteen hun
drsG dollars
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.

SAVANNAH, Sept 6.-The in.erments from yellow
fever on Monday were -; during the week "A.
CHARLESTON. Sept 6-Number of interments
from yellow fever in this city 20
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WHEAT WANTED.-I am prepared to
w buy Wheat at the highest market prices.
Apply to Tau Isl CHAS. w. SNOW.
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
PANY
CHARTERED CAFiTAL $500 600.

THIS Company Is now organized. and
prepared to take Fire risks II town or country,
Marine iiskA and to inquire the lives of free parsons
and slaves ON the saine terms Of other reSponsibs
companies In this State.
President-WiLLIAM T. EARLY. Directors-Wfi.
liam T. Early, Il. h. Watson, Thomas Wood. B. III.
Mssruder, B. c. Flanagan. DR.. eocrstes AAupin.
Secretary JoHn WooD. Jr., Charlottesville.
For Insurance., spply to
corner 18th and Cary sts, Richmcnd
9Al claims for los promptly arranged.
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ITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-,
Il ceived at this office until - O'Clock H. Satur-
day next the 9th nst for the construction Of four
Exhibition Sheds, 60xl8 feet, on ths Show Grounds
Of the Virginia State Agricultural Society, the
Western limits of the city
The Proposals. must stste the time which will be
required to complete the above work The Contrae-
tor will be require to enter into contract with the
city, giving approved security for the prompt and
faithful execution Of the work.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all OF
the bids il none Of them should prove satisfactory
The plans and specifications for the Shed can be
seep and ell necessary information obtained, BY ap
plication to the undersigned.
BY order Of the Committee ON Public Grounds.
20 6-M w GILL, City Eng.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

STAMPEDE OF sLAvES-fATAL DUEL ON
ACCOUNT OF A YOUNG LADY.
CrNcrNsATI, Sept 6-Eine slaves, who sbscoud.
ed from Kentucky on Sunday, are Ii 10 believed,
concealed In this place.
Ayoung man named Short, resident OF this city,
was killed Ia duel by lawyer named Peacock,
on Monday. The quarrel originated in some diff.
Guilty about girl whom Short was going to marry.
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WINSTON & POWERS, GRocERs AMI

WINSTON & POWERS, GRoCERs AND
w Commission MERCHANTS corner of Cary and
Pearl streets, Lave in store large assortment of
Groceries, Liqrors Wines, Teas and Cigars selected
with great care which they offer the favor
able terms to Pnctual customers, viz:
29O hhds. Porf1 Rico and New Orleans Sugars; 800
packages Loaf, cushed granuated clarified and cof-
tee do; $50 bags Rio Laguayra, Marcabo, Java and
Mocha Coffee; 200 kegs Nails; 400 resms Wrapping
Paper; 295 hhds and bbls Porto Rico and New Or.
leans Molasses; 80 packages Gunpowder and Black
Wines, all sorts together with Candles Spice Buck
cts, Grindstones Shot and Lead, Bed Cord, Plough
Lines, Bacon, Window Glass; Soap, Dye.Stuffs, Ma.
chine and Tannsrs' Oil, Vinegar &C. see
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ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES The
subscriber % prepared 10 put up, repair and keep
u order, al WATtk POWER. HYDRAULIC
RAMS ed LIFT and FORCE PUMPS used BY RaiI.
road Companies DANIEL O'DONNELL,
seS-St 70 Main street.
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By TAYLOR { WILLIAMS.


AZ VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW
"A BkiD0E1nOAD AT AUCTION-On Thur,-
day, !th September, at 5 O'Clock, P. M, upon the
premises will be sold. that valuable FARM ON the
New Bridge or Stony Run Road. sbout miles from
the city, occupied BY Mr.. Theodore Carrnston and
adjoining Rural Shades the farm Of Mrs Gibson tho
land of Mr.. r. II. Dickinson and others The farm
contains 40 of hich IS acres are cleared and
produces finely, the remainder is in woods
The improvements copsst of Cottage rssidenee
with rooms, Kitchen, Stable, Bsrns &C.. ell ne al
iarm, viii be sold the stock Of Horses Cows farm
nf utensils, straw, DC. Those In want Of neat and
to view the above before the day Of ssIe. -s-s-
plat of the property may be seen q eur office In
q few days. - -
TERMs-For the land 4!cash, balance at g. II and
II months With interest and secured by trust deed
for the personal property. under $50 cash that
amount and over 30 dsys credit for approved paper
with interest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
seZ-tds Auct'Y.
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THE GERMAN TURNER FESTIVAL-ROW
WITH THE POLICE-SEyERAL SHOT, Sc.

PHI ADRLPHrA, Sept 5.-The Turner Band Juti
lee, at Lemon Hll attracted great throng of spec
tators The sports and gymnastic exercises occu
pied the males, while the females amused them
selves with dancing. All was quietness until about
the close Of the festival when aquarrel occurred
between two Germans on the dancing platform
The police intererred to separate the conlbatants,
and 10 carrying off the prisoner used him rather
roughly, when bis friends interferred and grand
row ensued. The officers fired their revolvers and
several Germans were wounded by shots, and beat
ca with billies. Officer Samuel Mansfield was
Stable !, and Joseph Parker was severely beater.
The Germans used fence rails in aSsailing the off,
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kcts JOSEPH n. COLQUITT.
On DOLLARS REW1RD-R.n...

rom the subscriber about the soth of July .
NEGRO BOY, BY the name of ALFRED-sbont 30
years OF age rather tanned complexion. and Of me-
dinm hze: ~ more than probable that he may b
he has expressed q desire to live there.
1 will give 30 If apprehended within the county
OF CupepeT. and returned to ma or 22D annrehend
cd out OF said county, and secured 20 that can Get
him. G. C. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann Station,
an 70 dim Culpoper County.
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PHILADELPHIA, September Sob r. Tyson
was nominated this evening by the Wings OF the
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e. FOR RENT-A neat, comfortable
- Framed Dwelling, containing four rooms and
passages. with Brick Kitchen Coalhouse, &c, at
tached-situated on Marshall Sd door from LIST sts-
Rent, $50. Possession can be had immediately by
applying at this Office. se6
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GRAND EXCURSION OF THE .
GERMAN SINGING AND TURNER
SOCIETIES.

az On TUESDAY Eve q ing, .Asfy
& September 18th. the GERMAN TUH- XIV
KIM NER AND SINGING SOCIETIES VS44x
G1A Of Richmond win have together their I
GRAND EXCURSION to the SLASH COTTAGE
The Societies will leave the Richmond and Ersde-
rcksburg Depot at and O'Clock in the Evsnins.
and return by "a O'CLOCK.
The Singing Society will enliven the evening with
their songs, and the Turner Society will pcrform
their Gymnastic exercise.
fine BAND OF MUSIC will be In attendance
during the evening" and the Dancing commence &C
dusk.
The novel and interesting character Of the amnss
agreeable of the seaser.
No pains win be spared on the part Of the Socis.
ties to sintan ord and make the time Of those ia
attendance pass pleasantly.
- Tickets for the round trip, 81; to be had ct the
Depot, or from any member OF the Societies.
r. No charge for Ladies' sol
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MAIL NEWS.
nErAcHMENr OF CAPT. HoLLINs.

Bosros Sept. 5An official order from the See
re,sry of the Navy has been received here, detach
ine Captain Hollins from the command of the u 81
steamer Cyane, which has been hauled up for re-
pairs Many of The subordinate officers are OF Oh
leave of absence for stated periods. Capt.. Holm,
IL ordered TO the command Of the rendezvous
New York, in place of Commander Nicholson who
is to be the new feet captain of the Pacific squad
ron
The Secretary expresses regret at the recent arr
rest OF Captain Hoins. and asserts that he retains
not only the unimpsired but strengthened conti-
denee OF the department for patriotism, true cour-
age and all the elements OF fitness to command
national vessel; also, that the government VIII
stand between him aud any difficulties ne may De
subjected "a ia conseouence OF the bombardmeut OF
8reytown.
On taking leave of the crew Of the Cyane, Capt.
Hoilins addressed them in IN appropriate speech,
which was responded TO with loud cheers and great
enthusiasm.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL s.


HOUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL ST.
IL AT AUCTION-on FRIDAY, 9th September,
INN ediateiy after the above. will be sold new
framed House and Lot, on Duval street, opposite
Mrs. Elizabeth Fnnklin's ard near Brock Avenue -
The house has rooms, kitchen, &c. Tho lot fronts
25 fret
TERMs-One third each: bslance at and months.
set TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
THAT MOST VALUABLE FARM
L CALLED RURAL SHADES" AT AUG
TION.- On WEDNESDAY, goth September. at a
O'Clock, P. M upon the premises, will be sold at
Auction, this weil-known and much admired Farm
Rural Shades is situated the New Bridge or Stony
Run Road about two miles east of The city, adjoining
High Meadow, the farm of Mr.. r. Fl Dickinson the
lands of Mrs Rsss and others; lies on both sides of
valuable orchard on one sids and Isl acres, with
small dwelling. lying on the other side There are
about 1856 acres cleared and 40 acres well wooded -
There also the usual out-houses Of every de.
scrptiop, and the whole premises under good en-
closures.
Of Improvement and its beautiful situation, Rural
Shades is considered of the most desirable farms
near the city, and we would request the particular
tenticn of those In want of such property to this
sale. If desired it wi be divided according to plan
which may be seen at our Office Ia q few days
TERMs-One-ffth cash; balance at 2, 8 4 and 5
years, credit bear interest payable semi
annually. and secured BY a trust deed.
After the sale of the Farm, the Stock, consisting of
horses, mules, superior milch cows, WAGONS, carts
farming implements, and household furniture. viii
be sold. Will also be hired several valuable Farm
hands
TERMs-sums under $50, cash; over that amount,
months credit for approved paper, with interest
added TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
sc E-sodt15td
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC
"A KAHOMINY LAND.-Wil be sold to the
highest bidder. on the premises the 2uth Septsm.
Der next commencing at II O'Clock A. M IL fair, II
not the next fair day, that valuable tract of Lar
lying Chickahominy River, In the county of Han
over, belong ng to the estate of DR.. Reuben Mere
dth, Decd containing $40 adjoining the lands
of A. B. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and others.
This Land is eight miles from Richmond within II
miles of Atlees Depot on the Virginia Central Rail.
road, and within 2 miles of the Richmond and Char
lottesville Plank RI ad. being constructed. On
the Land 10 small frame dwelling 8, with the other
necessary outhouses.
This Farm il considered one of the most valuable
and productive on the Chickahominy, and il well
adapted to the growth Of corn, oats wheat and
grass.
Possession. to seed crop of wheat, will be given
the LIST of October next and fun possession on the
1st January, 1885
TERMs-0ne-third cash on the day Of sale, and the
remain der at and 10 months from the LIT January
1856 with interest-the credit ments to be secur
ed BY bonds with satisfactory security, and deed OF
trust on the premises
Immediately after the sale Of the above
tract will sell tract of Wood Land, belonging to
the same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same a. mentioned above.
~ Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant, will take
pleasure in showing the Land to any person dssiroua
P. B. JONES, Admir-. with the win
annexed, of r.. Meredith, decd
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper, CO.. Vs,}
August 18th. 1864.
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.ENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On

HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On
Il Il THURSDAY, October 18th. 1854. commencing
at II O'Clock, shall offer for sale 65 sores OF Land
in Henrieo county. being between the Deep-hun
County Road and the Fire dericksbure Railroad most
Of which ID of original growth with the exception OF
ten acres, which 10 enclosed, With comfortable
Dwelling and other buildings thereon, suitable TOR
small family. Any persons desiring any information
who re sIdes near the premises. There will be like
wise cold at the same time and place, from one to
two hundred cords of Pine Wood
se 5-7tA ROBERT l.. LUCK.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.

HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. STE
- PHEN'S STREET, IN DUvAES AODI-
TON. AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 18th Seotem-
Der, at 81 o'clock P. NJ. upon the premises will be
sold that Brick House and Lot in Duvas addition on
the east side of St. Stephens street, recently occu
pied by Mr. Hooker, and nearly opposite the resi-.
dence OF Capt Thomas C. Eppes The house con.
tsins rooms aad 10 in good repair The lot fronts
so feet.
Terms cash. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
A,af
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THE k\MP LIGHTER-New Edition,
IL O. 0G0e pies sold in three months
Fifty Yea in both Hemisphere By Vincente
NClte-$l4
Youth ON .Herson-75c.
Noctes AZ orosianse. Edited with Notes and Me-
moirs. by = Shelton Mackenzie, editor of " Shells
Irish Barr - vos cloti-S5
Ten Nighs in a 6ar-Roon, and what saw There.
By T. s. Ar ir-75c
Tcopder6 By James-75c.
The Hive'1f 1.-THE Bee Hunter "a repository of
Sketches, iEcuding peculiar American Character
Scenery am. Rural Sports. By T. b. Thorpe, CT
L"uisisna-SI
Pilgrims g Walsingham. BY Agnes Strickland
Nova Days-Sl.
The above. with many others, are to be had at the
Bookstore of GEO M. WEST
Sc Is Nos and 3. next door to 2 O
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LIQUOR PROHIBITION AT WASHINGTON
WAsHINGToN. Sept 3.-The bill to prohibit the
sale vi liquor in this city discussed in Council
last evening, considered by sections, and the right
OF search struck out. The final vote will be taken
o nit next Monday. The passage of the bill. is ex
tremely doubtful
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FIRE-We understand that Mr.. Daniel Miller,
living near wsynesborough, In this county, lost
Tie barn together with his entire crop Of wheat by
Are. on Sunday night last The FIRE ia supposed TO
have been the work of an incendiary. The loss is
a very heavy considering the high price OF
srain-StdHRtoR Spec.
CAsu.LrY-An Irishman named Timothy Sesy
returning from q wedding, lew nights since, ia a
state OF intoxcation, fell from the railroad bridge
at the western extremity of the town, over which
he attempted 10 pass, aud was 80 seriously injured
that be died the next day.-B.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR-The Greenbrier Agricul-
tura air was held last week, and large concourse
of persons were ia attendance. William H. Mac
iarians, Esq, Of Richmond, delivered an address
on the occasioo which is said to have been highly
satisfactory.-D.
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E-WOKKS g. RIFLE SHOO'
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.

THE LAST grand display Of FIRE
WORKS will be given ON FRIDAY Evening
next, Sept 9Th, 1854
Also. A SOIREE DANSANTE.
On SATURDAY, the following Day, the RIFLE
neutrality-suspicious. from Friday last will take
place, whens beautiful SILVER CUP will be prs-
scented to the gentleman making the best sbat.
The children's FANCY DRESS SOIREE will
shortly take place, due notice of which will Civ
N. b, Gentlemen desiring to ride at the TOURING
mept, should send in their immediately az the
riders list will be limited as heretofore. ss5
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WILLIAM +. BUTLER,

WIlALIAM T :. BUILEN,
IMPORTER uF
CHINA AND EARTHENWAR
AND DEALER IN
GLASSWARE. LOOKING GLASSES, CASTORS
AND FANCY GOODS,
70 MAIN STREET, NORTH SIDE RICHMOND,
las received per ships Senator and
IL ''H Clay" via N York, and by the ATHENS"
direct to this port the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual full supply of GLASSWAR of all kinds Look
ing Glasses and Fancy Goods, all purchased at the
lowest prices obtsinable and which he offers to the
merchants dealing in this market upon the most rea-
sonable terms.
N. ESPECIAL pains taken to pack securely.
Sc 6-dk elm
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AMUsEMENT1
FA r F l E ID RAG Els.
FALL MEETING.

& ~ First DAY-TUES-
DAY, oath Ocpr.-Sweep-
stake for years old; $500
y, entrance; , 10 forfeit
Three or more to msho q race-closed with the fol-
lowing eutries:
r. Hsre'sb. c !. by Zinganee dam by Boston.
John Beicher's c. by Childe Hsrruld, dam by
Priam. -
Jas. P. Doswelps b. c by Childe Harold, dam by
Priam.
!. Calvin Green's br. f. by Aindsrby dam by Leva.
than.
jas. Talley'sch. 6. BY Tally Ho, dam by Imp Mar .
grave.
SECOND DAy-WEDNEsDAY, 2seh Oct.-Propri.
Entrance So
THIRD DAy-THURSDAY. 18th Oct.-Proprietor's
purse $4o0; mile heats; free for ell ages En-
trance SIS.
FOURTH DAY.FRIDAY, 9Th Oet.- Jockey Club
80 5-dt24O JOHN BELCHER, Prom.
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TO THE PUBLIC-Tb

NOTICE TO THE P u C.-The
~ subscriber having offered his stock of SADDLE
KY at public auction on the 9th of June last, but
Owing TO the extreme warm weather and sickly sea-
son, his sale was postponed now he offers for sale
ms large and beautiful assortment of ready-made
SADDLES, amongst which are some of a new and
improved pattern. eehtfuly pleasant to the rider,
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also . very
large assorme MT OF most beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS, which cannot be surpassed. NY stock
embraces, also, Wagon and Cart Harness of the most
durable qualtyi and in fact every article usually kept
In Saddlery establishment, may be fund at my
shop. all manufactured under my own supervision BY
the most experienced wofkmen
MY object In selling out is to close my agency bu.
nness and commence on my own account And es-
cry article not disposed Of by the LIST Move mber will
DC onered at public auction during the State Asricu
euIsi Exhibition, due notice Of which will be given
enable me to prosecute this course, respectful.
lsSaess my friends to call at once and set.
Gus to all. The amounts ndiyidualiv ar. smslJ I'M,
Il my most ardent wish ' " As"
sc 5-dActs JOaEpu n Cos nrr,wr
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DROrOSALS will be received at the
l. stor, of Messrs Saunders & Brother Broad st.,
until the 9th inst for the grubbing and cesring per
yard, of 20 much OF the Richmond and Charlotte s.
Vile Turr pike lies between the heed of the Brook
Turnpike and South Anna Rivera distance Of IL
miles.
The bid, may be made by sections or for the entire
ine-the Company reserving the privilege of accept
ing on , OF of rejecting ALL
Profile I'D spec ;fcstions to be at the store
JOHN B. CRENSHAW
ga 4-9tA-clt Pres't II. l. C. T. Co.
" Wig and Enquirer will copy in semi.weekly
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Nv FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE.
"a One of the best Family Horses in Virginia,
only years old, and will stand without tying.
Also, the incest light BUGGY ever seen. Sold only
for want of use. Apply at
Sc It's EARNEST'S Stable.
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FALL TRADE, 1854.
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP.

NO. SO MAIN STREET,
A RE now receiving their supply of FALL
IN DRY GOODS, to which they invite the atten-
ton of their customers and the public generally.
In their stock will be found the newest styles OF
French, English, Sc, tch. German and other Foreign
fabrics, together with full assortment of DOMES.
TIC GOODS. CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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WANTED TO HIRE-An able bodied
w NEGRO MAN 10 wsrk in store
ALSO-An able-bodied Negro Man to drive wagon.
au23 s. McGRUDER'S SONS.