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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

NJ EARLY all the business houses now being erected
~ IN the east are covered with tirland may add
that many that contemplate building in Davenpor In.
tend putting on tin roofs, this decidedly the cheapest
roof that can be put house, It's durability IL almost
endless, and besdes you win tho expense ofinsu
which we warrant ~ mr. ns nshIn csr
be seen on Geo. B. Sargent's dwelling house in the
= n wIcKFRsH HAMs& SON.
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THIS DAT


a UCTION 6Al-r.--. !. .-.,-.-... :.
"A sell q publis seefl.. :. u = =, I'll
rslr aron.S tss s4os Dc mont csss 81 -
lee they srs prsvossy ia !. $1,000 HORSES
The Hoy.sssre q the 1siroa 81 49, -
can test the spe.d q de Hosss e yssss.ss
HOasEs-TIotsMs Hons JEIIEEsoSN. ~
6reneh-s very ns saddle horss, asd win srce ~
N.nssssss Peer, BLACK HAGLE FADE i. /.
half minuts-is most beautiful saddle horss, ana
nss been used for this purpose b. the children Of
swiNE-PRINce ALBERT. the premium Boar
g %: 4 State Fair, is months old, and II pure;
lle GEN NE celebrated sticlsey importation
the most valuable breeds in the country - =
Also; beautiful SADDLE, nearly nsw-tossthsr
mol 1855 1 TaSf On WILLIAMS, Aust..
GALE OF VALUABLE THOROUGH
HAM BULL AND FANCY FOWLsoOu ri
"a % OF NOV, at y O'clock M at The lot adjon-
ths ss to the Ess y. s
at the Fair whore they win be shown By the
/. MAREs-Lucy Pepdletou tho,on.n 49, *
years old, with foal BY Balie Peyton1 bv Goi;.h
dam Re. eta by Trafssar. grand dam Rossiia bv i'm
ported spread Eagle; g. grand dam BY imported Al
animation her pedigree win show her - ). ons If
the best bred mares in Virginia.
huncamunca mare, Is yeas old with fcsl bv
Baltic PeytonI BY Priam. Her pedigree is also q
the best, and win be furnished 81 DR.. Abner
HooS.lmpo,ted Suffolk Boar, Lord wenloek,
and imp Sow, Daphne, with 2 pigs Chinese Boar
Voltigeur; Chester Sow and pigs.
BULL-A fine Bull. believed to be the most renu
Inc Durham in this country.
tOWLS-Aiso, an extensive assortment of Asiatic
fowls from China, Sumatra, and other portions Of
India; Bremen Geese, &c.
noi TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
GALE OF A HOUSE WITH GAR
~ DEN ATTACHED, IN THE TOWN OF SID.
NEY, NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS.-Oa FRI.
PAY, Sd November, 1854, at a o'clock P. NJ. upon
the premises. will be sold the Framed House and
Lot occupied BY Mr.. John George Beam Ia the tcvn
OF Sidney, on the North aide of Ellwood MIAMI IT,
intersectng with Clarke ct The house il nearly
new and in good order the let fronts rs feet and
runs back 125 feet to Short ct.
Any one disposed to purchase residsnea retired
yet convenient to most parts OF the city, would do
well to look at this property
TEkMs-Ore-third cash balance at f. 8 and IL
months, with interest sdaed and secured by : trust
deed TAYIOR i, Will xyasc
oc 20 AucY.
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE sorrTu

CHAnLEsroN, Nov. The yellow fever ia no
longer considered an epidemic, and the Board of
Health have discontinued their daily reports. No
deaths to-day.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. mo new cases Of
peilow fever have occurred here since Monday last
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Lieut. Governor Farger
died yesterday of yellow fever. Thy total inter.
ments for the week ending to-day. a43; of fever
~
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BY GODDIN 4 APPEKSON.
EARM ON THE CHARLES CITY

Il COURT HOUSE ROAD. FIGHT MILES BE.
~ hiCaMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
W., wl,i De sold on sATU KDAY. the 4th OF November
Is,4 on the premises commencing at IL O'Clock the
Farm now occupied by Mr.. g. M Young, called .Pi
ney 6ien." situated ON the Charles City Court House
creek Church $500
The tract contains 2S2 acres about I70 are cleared
OF which about so acres are low ground. The balance
Is IN good pine and oak wood which can easily be
disposed ct at fair prices. ct the landing on James
rver, distant miles. The improvements consist of
comfcrtablesdwelling and the usual outbuildings.
quite near, and male and female school within II
niles. The soil of the land is remarkably kind
though it shows to disadvantage now, from the fact
that the place he's been worked hard without any
manure being applied to it.
TERMs:-0ne fourth cash; balance at G. u and 10
months, for bonds bearing interest," secured by trust
deed. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
no Aucts.
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Nav ORLEANS, Oct 81 The steamer oriz

New ORLEANS, Oct. 81 The steamer Orizaba,
from Vera Cruz arrived to-day, bringing a weeks
ton to the progress of the revolution. The new
steamer Santa Anna, from New York, arrived Vera
Cruz on the 10th.
The S. mail s'eamer Philadelphia arrived to-day
from New York via Havana, with dates from the
latter city to the Gath The political is wholly
unimportsnt. Molasses was scarce; sugar advancing
freights declining.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03
BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALJTART,E

~ REAL ESTATE ON WALL, BETWEEN
EkANkLIN AND BROAD STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF RlCHMOND.-Will be sold, ON MON.
DAY, the 9th day of November, 1854 on the pre-.
misses. commencing at IL O'Clock. ~, that valuable
real estate the eastern side Of Wall street lin rear
of Mesns. r. H. Dickinson Brothers ofise.I 1 1s
Gently occupied by the late George W. Atkinson
decd. The lot fronts 60 feet, runs back $50 feet
more Or less and has upon it large brick buildine
used az an office and dwelling aud other purposes
The property, from its central location recon-.
mends itself to persons engaged in the business
Terms. cash, balance at and months for ma 90
notes interest added and title retained till last
note is paid By request of the executor of GEORGE
Washiug ton Atkinson. decd
oc 2i GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
VERY VALUABLE ROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MAIN STREET-FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold. on TUESDAY,
the Tth November, 1854. On thu premises, commenc.
ing at o'clock p. M, the following very valuable
and attractive Real Estate in the City of Richmond
viz: First-theT uement occupied by Messrs Smith
cupied by Messrs Dove L. Co. Third-the Tenement
few doora below, occupied by Miss Lyon, successor
to Mrs. C. Phillip.
The above Real Estate lies on the south side of
Main between l4th and 18th Streets in tie heart Of
the business portion Of the city, and aeiout doubt Is
justly regarded as among the most prIuable that has
been offered for sale for many years past
The property will be sold with the right to the
purchasers to collect the rents from and after the LIST
January next, upon the following very accommoda-
ting terms, viz One-ffth payable 1st JAM 1856; the
balance in four equal instalmepts at r. 10 and "a
months from that day. for negotiable notes. interest
added-secured by trust deed.
By request of the owners.
GODDIN APPERSON,
&C IL awtN2tds Auctioneers.
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The announcement of the death of Madame Te-
desco is contradicted.
Several members Of Congress have already arri-
we'd In Washington,
Noah st. John, aged 81, resident of Albany, N.
York, for A years. died On the 25th ult.
Mr.. B. C. Denison, an aged printer, died in Philas
delpha, on Wednesday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

CIRCUIT CoURr-The session of the Circuit
Court was closed On Monday evening last The
Jury in the case of Commonwealth vs.. Jones' being
unable to agree, were discharged. We understand
that two of the Jury were for verdict of murder in
the first degree, the others being for confinement
in the penitentiary for a term of nine to eighteen
years.
special term of the Court for the disposal of the
above criminal case will be held by Judge Field,
in this county on the 9th of February 1856 Char
iotesriHe JEFF.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By RICHARD CAUTRORN.
THOROUGHBRED MARE AT AUG
TfON.A-On SATURDAY. 4th inst. at tls iasse
lot nearly 10 rear Of my store, viii sell thorough
Drea pay MARE. of the finest stock In Virginia, now
In foal by Citizen
FOUk YEAR OLD COLT.-At the same time
4yss, colt, progeny Of the same.
nos r. CAUTHoRN.
RAILROAD FOUNDRY IN FREDE-
~; 80 AICKSBURG FOR sALE.-On FRIDAY. tho
lVnn Gay o. the present month. (November,) 1854,
wnA n s En q Auction on the premses the RAIL
Tu ,.k tcorner buildius) on Main and Railroad Sta
nls establishment fronts Main street so feet and
ifon the Railroad to the bridge 40 feet and 10 only
one one square from the Railroad Depot Ths front
ouiidins u 60 feet by so. two stories high. wing
extends ITO feet, story high and 20 feet vide
The IRON Foundry il in good order. In the end are
:, TERMS, hberal-S5Oo to be paid in 6 months, and
tne remainder In years with interest, to be paid
the day of sale
Also. many other articles will be offered for sale
at the same time and plsce
mo- -St MCCORMICK WHITLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

Bosros, Oct. 3l.-Henry j. Gardner, Esq,
the Know Nothing candidate for Governor,
has addressed letter to Hon. Charles Allen,
denying generally and in detail the charges
made against him by Judge Allen, in speech
made by him at the Free Soil Convention at
Worcester Mr.. Gardner asserts that he has
always been an advocate for the repeal or
modification of the fugitive slave law, and
was in favor of fusion of the Wings and
Free Sellers He also says he never did, nor
ever will vete for a man who is or has been
in favor of the fugitive slave law, and in
June last he signed memorial 10 Congress
for its unconditional repeal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03
THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Flour-Southern declined
ia cts. Sales at 50 50 Wheat dell and declining.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-FIour not SO firm. City
Mills s. %, Howard street $3.50. Wbest-whte
SL750sl 80; good to prime red S17e0l IS. Receipts
fair and supply large; narketinot SO firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03
LATEST MAIL NEWS.

SERIOUS AccIDgST.-We regret to hear Of
. serious accident yesterday to Mr.. A. G.
Martin. conductor of one of the freight trains
on the Orange road. Whilst the train was in
rapid motion, coming towards Alexandria,
Mr.. Martin was standing upon the top of one
of the cars, with his back towards the loco
motive, and in passing over the Rappahan-
mock bridge his head struck the timbers of
the upper part of the bridge. knocking him
off the car and on to the track, when he was
run over by part of the train, and then pre-
cipitated into the river. He was soon taken
out. and carried to Culpepper c. H.. where
he received medical attendance His inju.
ries, it is feared are serious.
Aier. Ga=., Thurs.
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BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALIr-

- ~ AbLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
moND.-by virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF tas ty OF Richmond pronounced ON the 18th
day OF june 1854 In the OF Pickett ps Pickett
ana others will :ell on SATURDAY, the lst day Of
December, at ~ O'clock P. M., at public auction. ON
the premises. Lot of Ground at Rockets fronting
On Kocketts street Al feet and running back to Wa,
ter sfreett being the remaining portion Of the Lot
purchased by DE. Jesse Williams.
TERMs-One. fourth cash; the balance on a credit
OF ene two and three years, secured by bonds with
approved security carving interest from the day Of
SALE Title retained until the last bond il maid and
deed ordered by the Court
mol JOHN A. PICKETT. Com,r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

FUTURE DAYS.
by TAYLOR Z WILLfAMs.
VEKY DESIRABLE AND vALUA-


,-,,,.Ib LE kEAL EeTATE AT PUBLIC AUG.
T AZ THURSDAY. the 9th dsy 81 Novsmbsr,
49,. commencing at the hour OF oicIock p n "
will sells oiety Of that most eleibje sed besutiful
properly situated only fsw hundred yards North Of
me corporate lins Of the city Of Ricku,ou6 knorn
e Academy HILL This property emhrscss seros ~
q textile land most Of which . sdnrsbly
bles saieable In tbs Richmoud msrkst ~ -
Grspes. - Pasosstion 81
Afser the sals OF the above property. - an IN
about ~ acres OF land. part of which edjon the Aea
oemy properly snd has been partially enclosed snd
vel for vineyard or seperal horticultura Kitchen
gardening purposes The other property l. situated
short distance North Of the last md Il pert ~
VIM Mitchelps .SprnR Hili" tract or plan Of iots
and sdjoins the property Of Mesns Joha HILL Foun.
tain Tyler aud Albert A. Morris Most Of this pro
perty il under good enclosure and in q vsry hish
state Of cultivation and besde having yery
superior spings some of the lots the whoe cccu-
pants thereof entitled to the uss Of water from
the renowned MitchelPs spring
TERMS at sale, which will be accommodating
mol TAYLOR 4 VILLA MI Ancts
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVE

ek NOTICE.-For sale, a hand
RE some light CARRIAGE aud Harness
both made to order in New York by the best work.
men, and have been but very little used They will
be sold low, the owner having no further use for
them. Enquire of Mr.. r. H. BOSHER, Coach.m ma
ker corner NJ ain and 9th SITS. oc Sta
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMER ISABEL-BREAK-
ING OF HER SHAFT

COLUMBIA S c. Nov by advices received az
Charleston. learn that the steamer Isabel was not
wrecked, reported. She broke her shaft on the
2lst, whilst her trip Havana hence the report
of her being wrecked.
CHARLESTON, Nov 1.-The pilot boat Dart has
rived from Key West, and reports that the 2ith
the steamer Isabel put in there with her shaft bro
She will be able to return TO Charleston in
derate weather, with one wheel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-Nathan Childs, Jr., of
St. Louis but formerly of Baltimore, has re-
covered S2,55o damages from the directors
of the Bank of Missouri, to indemnify him
for the expense he was put to a few years
ago in defending himself in a suit brought
against him by the bank on a charge of en-
bezzling $4,000, and of which he was &C.
quilted. This is the second case determined
in favor of Mr. Childs, and the aggregate
damages amount to S4.9lO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03
FIRE IN CHARLESTON

COLUMBIA, Nov. 1.-The fire at Charleston de-
stroyed Chapins carriage repository. Insured for
sl5,000- 5000 in the Royal Company, 5000 in
Grard Company and the rest divided among seve-
raj other companies. Several other of Chaplin g
buildings were also burnt, one of which was in
sured for 5000 in the Home and in the New Ha.
ven Insurance companies. Gilberts coach factory
was also burnt Ii was insured at New York for
$1,000 The Pavilion Hotel was but slightly dam
aged in the rear.
The steamship Quaker City, from Philadelphia,
has arrived.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR

NEW YoRx. Nov. 2,-The Black Warrior hiss
arrived, with Havana dates to the 2sth uit II was
rumored that the Spanish feet intended to sail from
Havana on a cruise to New York and other Ameri.
can ports.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS.
CHURCH DESTROYED.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 3D.--Dr. SCOTS Presbytcri
Church was destroyed by fire yesterday. Suppo
sed to have been the act of an incendiary
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THE EXPECTED STEAMER.

New York Nov. 1.-The latest information from
Sandy Hook reports signs of the steamer Arabia,
now in her twelfth day out from Liverpool. with
dates 10 the 2lst ult-
The weather has been very fine here to-day, but
since evening it has been raining.
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BOARDING,

DRIVATE BOARDING.-Several sin
gle gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives,
can be accommodated with board, and pleasant
rooms, furnished or unfinished, in small private
family, at the house on Franklin street, between 9Th
and 7th, opposite Mr.. VIM. C. Aliens row.
&C 27-lm*
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COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nov. 1.-The difficulty betwe en-
the Postmaster General and the South Carolina Rail-
road Company is uuadjusted, and the mails from
Rtngsville to Charleston and Augusta, will not be
carried by the road after to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 1.-The accommodation
train from Philadelphia for this city, came in COLI
sion this morning at Red Cut, four miles above th
place. The shattered considerably, bu
fortunately no one was injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

LOUISVILLE, Oct. so The steamer Ut. Nicholas
struck log Cairo yesterday. and shortly after
ward sunk, proving total loss She insured fol
$50 OOO
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C. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND
sEss MARKET GARDEN, 4MlLE FROM THE
offer for sale privately my residence, with about 8
acres highly improved market land attached lying
Immediately on the Meadow Bridge Roao lust Il
miles beyond the corporation limits, in full view Of
Shockoe Hill, opposite Judge Daniels farm. The
Improvements consist of Dwelling with rooms
and Cellar Stables, Sheds. &c. all in perfect ORDER
having just been thoroughly repaired, lie. There is
q we'll which furnishes abundant supply of mioe-
raj water in the yard which is regarded very val
liable.
For particulars apply at HUNDLEY Bros Store,
Franklin street. to TRUS. L, HUNDLEY
&C l8-l5t*
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FROM NAssAU-sALr TRADE OF INAGUA

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The schr Dread Not arrived
here to-day from Nassau, whish port she left the
22st ult There have been $4,000 bushels of salt
shipped ON Insguahis season, leaving 200 coo bush
els on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I.-Georse w. Ksyssr con-
v!cted of the seduction of Sarah Ann Ashton, al
to-day sentenced TO pay fine of 81 600 and TO I'M
derzo three years imprisonment in the Eastern
itentisry.
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NOTICE

"a THE subscriber having, on the
kN8A Esd Oct. purchased the stock and fixtures
w. owned by Jas. w. Golf, successor to Otey
4 Gotf. begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public generally that he has now on
hand good stock of SADDLES, HARNESS. ENG
LISH AND AMERICAN Birdie feathers.
and almost every thing usually kept in SaddIery
establishment. all of which he viii sell low when
tons of the State who may be in the city ON
of the State Fair requested to call and examine
his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Mr.. JOHN OTEY will remain with the subscriber
where he will be pleased to all of bis old friends
j. w. DENNIS,
oc SLIT No. 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

The leather store OF Edward Richie in North
Third st., Philadelphia, was entered in broad day
light On Monday, the safe unlocked and S25 in good
money, $50 in counterfeit notes, and $1,000 in notes
of hand stolen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

New ORLEANS. Oct. Sl-The ship Star of the
South, from New York, reports having passed the
ship lcomourn, 81 from New York, ashore ON the
Florida Reef She would probably prove a total
loss
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS


nNE HUNDRED DO LII A RS RE-
" WARD.-The following negroes have abscon.
ded from the Coke Mines, Tuckahoe Greek. in
this county, and TWENTY DOLLARS each will be
paid for their apprehension and delivery to me In
Richmond, or TO the overseer at the Mines:
GEORGE, ablack negro, feet inches in height,
Y years old intelligent sprightiy locking generally
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for a negro
raised in Charlottesville, and lately taken out OF Au-
gusta Jail runaway.
SPENCER, black negro, feet III inches in
height very wide across the shoulders adawrsh but
very powerful looking man, % wears old-a burn on
bis left arm near the shouIdec-wids mouth-low
forehead. almost invariably smiles when spoke on to
He was raised BY John Hart Hunt, In Pitts lvania
county.
These two left about the 18th September
WILLIAM, or BILLY, dark mulatto, about &c
years of age, feet inches In height high check
bones, very wide between the eyes, and wears very
heavy had of hair He was raised by Thomas &.
Leary. Of Windsor county. North Carolina.
NED black negro, about IS years Of age s feet 7
inches In height; barr right leg; wears thin long
beard; was raised by James Wilson, Surry COUNT !.
whittier he will no doubt seek to escape by water.
MADISON. or MAT, . very black negro, about Is
years OF age sst6 inches Ia height active sprighf.
" and ints gent; front teeth very irregular burn ON
upper part Of breast and left arm; was raised BY
VIM. Mc9ruder OF Powhgtan.
These last three LEFT the Mines on the ga inst
% 2S-l0t JNO. J. WEkTH, At.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Know Nothing school
trustees, recently elected, organized to-day by
lectng Peter f. Bacon to act chairman, and j. ].
Ahhntt
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.

Aca 41c4G dNO O14OI
WIN. II. SUTTON, 18th ST.. between
w Main and Cary ats, Dealer in LEATHER,
SHOE FINDINGS, SHOEMAKERS' and CUR
RIERS TOOLS, TANNERS OIL. &c, desires TO
cslthe attention of strangers and others visiting the
city, to his large and well selected stock of Goods 1e
Gently laid in for the Fall and Winter trade consist
ing in part Of
Hemlock and Oak.tanned Sole Leather
Wax and Ruaset Upper Leather; Kip Skins
French and American Calf Skins
Crawfords aud Chambers Phila ielphia Calf Skius
French and German Patent Calf SEins
French and Philadelphia finished Morocco and Kid
Skin
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, White and Bronze Lii.
ming Skin
Pink Lining Binding Skins; Black Buck Skins;
Cater Kids; Harness, Bride and Skirting Leather,
for Saddlers
Black and Colored Enameiled Leather and Cloth
Patent Leather; Bag Leather; White Welt Skins
Hog Skins Sheep Skins; Deer's Hair
Saddlers' three-cord Thread and Shoe Threads all
Mes
Boot Trees; Shee Trees Lasts; Nails; Pegs; Boot
Web
Russia Bristles; Knives; Pinchers; Hammers; Avis
Shoe Laces; Galloons; Varnish lasting; Satin
Franchise
Shoemakers' Kit; Curriers' Knives Brushes and
Stones
Securing stones Beam Faces; Tanners Oil, &c.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03

NEW STOCK OF FALL AND VIM
IN TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the most favorable terms. | am prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroderies and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbona, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Bows and Ser.
vants Wear-with a large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited to give me
CALL as am determined to sell cheap any other
house in the city. H. ROSENFELD,
Sc l8-3m IT'S Broad Ut.