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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-13
TRANSPORTATION /.

AGENTS. =
E. w. Sloan. 121 Broad St. New York.
Scott 81 Co., Toledo,
J. s, Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
This IS one ofthe oldest best established and most
ae lines oftrahsp9 in the country; and sole
Agents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for feignts to and from the East,
veryIow rates, guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
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COFFEN& AND HEAAsD

anserta e and perform decent burials Sth. ,t ~; .
hsreS me remaining friends of deceaSH pr
sasss ~ ~ respectfully requested to give a i n
yio 81 81. next 10 the eaarrnan pra.aasa n LEE.
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BLACKBERRY CAn,n,Nru

SAFE EASY and e1tetaa Of al disorders Of tbe
stomach and bowels, for children adults r-on,
relieving the obstinate darrhoaa cholera
sntery, summer complaints and aux. Call at "ys'
J. r.. M0NR0E'S Family Groeerv
~ Corner OF Oak and Second sts., Evansyitrr
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REMOVAL.
LOOKHNG CT-aSSES

~ al lines prepared to Looking Glasses in
Aano9any Manut, or Rosewood Frames Iookipy az
rss rraI I ETC.; also, Gilt Frames Picture
ings at wholesale or retail At the lowest prices
mis- dAw ms No West Fourth asrses. G1 q; GssT
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CnNTINuANCET.

would respectfully announce his friends
and the customers of the late of Foster Brown that
the business will be continued by him the old stand where
he will be pleased those friends that visit the city
receive orders from those that do and will
exefton TO serve them we'll AMI faithfully For the liberal
and long eahtnued patronage himself and the late
would return 10 siacere Il anks.
mhI2 II. W. FOSTER.
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HAyE YOU 4 Bad sHAPED HEAD1

for Hat. They received direct from
Paris very ingenious that the shape q
head less than time. with which thsy VIII
make Hat that viii At easy old sh0s, Main
street. between FfTgt aid Second seblS
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LAW PARTNENTSmEp.

AS G.. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. Aternies at Law,
ID Evansville Indiana have associated themselves
in the practice tia Law and will practice
In this and the adjoining counties the supreme and
District Court They design turning their attention par
1arly to land law In short time they will be prepared
give in few minutes On abstract of the title to almost
lot in Evansville, its enlargements in Lamaseo to-
Eired' jyf5-d&wtf
FRESH GOODS FOR THE SUMMER TRADE.
NUSF reed fresh lot o. goods suitable for the Simmer
y trade making stock complete at time du
ring the Spring. consisting of
100 cases very choice Shoes of every variety,
30 do Leghorn and Soft Fur Hats.
20 do fancy silk aud Bonnets,
so do Dry Goods of all kinds;
Ill of which prices than they have
been sold at in Evansville with liberal discounts
cash. ie2 j. H. MAGHEE a. co.
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WATGfI RHPAIRINfs

EENHE Undersigned having above
in Evansville hateEs himself with the hope that
machinery will upon tria be found worthy the aenton
only the resi- citizens o. the city but also these
comprising tine ''eireumambient yicinage.''
lis shop the Post Office where he can he found
CEEIcE HoURs myS r r GATES
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VI ness. have just recsiveas n h 81 Wy csnsi
business carrying furneSe eTPrey ZOE sns S
~ Eli kinds q haang and city g the river; and in
my25aAssss n"se0 On" N COZ iyms. Enquire at
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MANAGED HARnWARE.

NJ. GRIFFITH has still large amount Of Hardware
on hand damaged by fire and water which he selling
from per than the
These goods bargain Builders Mechanics of
all kinds will their purchasing
whore, call land examine these goods, at
BELLS Brick Ware House.,
Back OF the Court House.
N: BMerchants visiting the city to repienish their
stock will fnd II TO their interest to call for lam dtermn
ed 70 close out this stock. apl8-d&w
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HELP HE POOR!
BI will sell Boots and Shoes. and take pay in ALL
~ kinds of Indiana Stock money except thst
have suspended payment. Call and see.
decI6-tf - H. J. HART.
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DISSOnUTInN.

TIHEfpartneTship of FOSTER BROWN was dissolved BIZ
l. Limitation the frstinstanb.
Our friends and customers who
fer especial lin addition many heretofore
ded us) by calling the old settling and paying
their balances Those to whom indebted will
their claims for payment Either party authorized
the name of the krm in liquidation. NJ. w. FOSTER.
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REMOVAL
CITY EAPlySa RrIsIN ESs.

hA = III Hi ~ office the Warehouse formerly
eupAe ~ " canai day. of Main street and
S Sor's Office has been removed to the
same piaee.- jim FARRELL, City Collector
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CLEAR THE TRACKt
THE SMALL, MAN AHEAD!:
PIANOS! PIANOS!

MUST received the undersigned, few superior Piano
- Fortes from the celebrated manufactoty of Peters.
OsS which and durability of and
pereen of finish. unsurpassed by any of Eastern
Nese splendid instruments for sale manufac
turets m and all persons wishing purchase
suested 70 ca and examine them.
aplo T. CONJUNCTION Il CO.
Corner of Main and First SITS.
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COMM ERCIAL

Egw ORLEANs. Sept Cotton Is tr;fie lower.
Sale. of 900 bales Lnddling at Lao 2 The
f,fsI receipts OF the year amount 10 l 267 900
bses. and the exports for the year smount to
,275 900 bales.
NV Yak, Sept 3.-FlOur lower. State brands
S37ss750; Ohio IS 37aSe so; Southern s. 50s
s. 81 Whesttff ioWer-Southern white 81 goa
81 93 Corn a trife lower; mixed S6SS6 &c.
BALTIMORE. Sept 3 -Howsrd street -four 81 IS;
Civ Mills 81 80 1915 Wheat dull aud dec lining
Good wai,e 81 50eSl 60; good red $l.45sSl So;
prime red 81 60. Corn, white, 66a90c; Va & Md
.sj &c. Pa 81 05.
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LATER FROM HAVANA
ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANNA.

srw ORLEANS, Sept The crescent
NV has arrived here with dates from haVa,
=. 10 the 26h Aug. Santa Anna arrived
,bere on the 2sth, having lett Carracas oh
10 oath. His family was with MIN.
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rap TFrEGRApHIC EXCURsIONISTS.

HALIFAX, IN. s Sept. l, l855.-The steam
er James Adger and party arrived at Sydney,
Cape Breton, yesterday, where the steamer
toJk in coal and would leave day tor New
York direct. The party were ell in excel
lent health and spirits, Notwithstanding the
unfortunate termination of the attempt 10
lay down the telegraph cable at Newfound'
lanI
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CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

CosconD. N H., Sept /. l855.--Corneius Has
hell spt Sarah Ann A. Brown. bfs reputed Wile
wore victed to-day before the Supreme Judicisi
Court. In this city, OF the murder OF Stephen Z.
W,,b.r. at Hopkinton, on the 3lst of last May.
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THE LATE RAILROAD ACCiDhNi.

prp,,,cros. N. j., Sept. 3..Mrs, ,t m late
Of Natehea who was injured BY syn sss Ann ,rn
dreadful accident - better oa She was informed
boy Railroad, - IS her gs husband, however and
passed rsss's Of Phiadephia whose en case s
MI r, frst thought to be hopeless one Is
Improving. nut s sufficiently well
10 there Tssrs is still one body not Identified IL
asa. sat first supposed to be that OF :" Hum'
49, of MARYLAND The name OF +. Love
P "ns il marked on the pants with pencil
II. had no baggage check.
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ALI who see the Zographoscope. speak
Oft in the highest terms. 1t gives form ard color
to the Daguerr.otype Likeness. Call and one in
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NOTICE.-MRE. II. KRUITZER. IL
IN hereby apr ointed NV agent in the GROCERY
H"sINEsS, TO buy and sell In my nome, for csah
oply. anSl-3Hs ANTON 3GlW,
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AUCTION EorIoE.-Attention is solicit ed
to the sale of House SAD Lot at Rockets THIS
EVENING, at 6 O'Clock. Sac sdver'isement
sea LAhUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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m, Ef:kaptiI( NJ We
;T5IFFLER SLAVE CASE.

. Sept. s-The jury in the
cs.s o. .h r1 rsbbsd Hon. John L Wheeler OF
groes VINO , rs.nrned verdict this morning.
bis s i...1s sil the defendants on the hrst
scqa,'';;n ~ sxh;eh they stood charged with riot
count s 1scdas,ng ali except alard and cus sis
sna s a. ID count in which they stood ohsrg 81
o. ~. tns .sssul, and battery. The two na"'''
wsre found guilty.
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NEW ESTABL I5HMENT-- Eas
IN No 208 MAIN STREET, 9
2DOORS BELOW 9Th.
P. WILBACHER,

LIQUORS. WINES. CIGARS. TOBACCO. &C..
Begs leave to call the attention o. the trade to Mis-
French. .Cognac of various brands; Old Rye Whs.
hey; Holland Gin; Aromatic Btsers; Kimmel; Claret
Wines in casks and boxes; Whts French and Rhe.
nish Wines do. do. - ~ -,
ALsO-London Stout Porter; Cham gne of the
ton .soca of cs.sn q every
c'pe also Havana Cigars, bsss quality; miller Bis.
offs SMOKING Tobacco; do. Chewing Tsbacso Of
choice brands, &c. &c. s,5- III So f8tss & fes.
Country merchants Iespe ctfully requs It, d. be-
fore simplifying themselves elsewhere to Awe me q
call, az offer great indueeme nts in ali articles
in ms line. BE 1-lm&
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REMovAL.--DR. BRIGGS has removed to
his new residence corner of 9th and Broad streets
OPP site Mr. james Wiuston's. Church Hill Office
corner Governor and Main streets. Be SIS
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rrw SPECIAL NOTICES

M17oa's COuar-Ths Mayors !, Court court. for
tbs city o. n,osh ~ Anil to the 10th OF October
~. from The nsh ," ~ o D. at 10 o'sleet.
Az. ,. bsaness on Thursasya always ss II oclk
FOR Wv" sicily
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar.
- ed to furnish Board By the day or week, on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro HOTEL on Wall
treet. my 18 to J. HARDY
ROARn.-Five or six single gentlemen
- can be accommodated with BOARD with or
without od ging in very pleasant part of town and
convenient to business-cornsr 9Th and Broad SITS
S-Ss* A c.. SAUNDE9R
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

TRY GOODS. CLOTHING. HOsIE-
~ RY, GLOVES AND MILLINERY GOODS,
FOR Sal AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY, 18th
inst at 10 O'Clock at my store, will sail at auction,
Gloves, NJ Ilinery Goods &C. Ac, suited tn. trade,
and In lots to suit r. CAUTHORN
AM
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SADDLES, SADDLE BAGS, BRIDES

NvnrTTT uAHNE1b OF NIL kiNDb
OI1CE.-S A ID d l. Z 8, PADDLE
hIwpS AND EVERY THING USUALLY KEPT
~ ~ sADDLERy BUSINESS. AT NEAR COST
.ns suosenoer intending to snlarse, and In seine
leave to inform his customer and the pu' genera
y tnat ne will ohsr bis entire sfnch M that time,
sm.h sdvapcs over cost Pfeas~ sail and ca
amino the quality Of his stock and p,ie.s
], w. DENNIS.
WeSw Ne. d Main o.
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AMUgENsrNTa.

THEATRE.
Il Benefit of
JOHN HYDE,
On which will be presented to the Fire Company
selling the grestA-t numh-r of Tickets the
HOSE REEL,
Now In exhibition at Hooker u Osborne Carrisge
Repository No 22 Main Street,
Tuesday Evening, September 4th, 1856,
VIII he performed tho Drama of
ROBERT MACAIRE,
And the comic Pantcmima Of
THE MAGIC MIRROR.
Miss nj. V. HIGHT in thr1e DANCES
EF Box and Parquet SO cents Second Tier o cts;
Centre Gallery 50 cts; Eastera Gallery S4 cts
tern 1sllery Is cts.
~ Doors open at O'Clock Curtain to rise at 8
O'Clock Sc l-Str
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. MOORE STREET, AT AUCTION Non
MONDAY, 10th September, ats o'clock, p NJ. will
be sold at the risk and cost of Edward Neidt. (who
has failed to comply with the terms OF his purchase
Of the ssmel, FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT, on
the south.Side Of Moore street, short distance
west of Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern, and adioin.
ing the properly of jesse Williams.
The Lot fronts 81 feet and runs back 200 feet
(By request.) Terms will be made known at the
time OF sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
aust Auetiopaers
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
Office with Geo J Sumner, Nc. 20, Pearl ST.

Office with Geo. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl st.
" AL u A BILE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold on FRIDAY MORNING
next, September the 7th commencing at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence of Mr.. William - Dsndridee (who
is declining hcusekee ping on 7th street north of
Leigh. all of his household and kitchen furniture
consisting in part Of Mahogar Chairs Sofas Tables
Carpets. elegant sideboard. Bed,t. ads, Beds, Mat
tresses, Bedding, Wsshstsuds,- China, Glass and
Earthenware, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Furniture,
&c
ALsO-1 very superior YOUNG MICH COW.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
30. Aucticneer.
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The A Ne. Steamship VIRGINIA.
Captain Rooms, 10 nov ready to receive freight ar
gill leave ON WEDNESDAY, 81 ptsmber 5tn, st 10
O'Clock A. N. BE- + aaa "a q 5s.4.sa3b e7gw '5l -
For freight or passage. having superior scsommo.
dations apply to 81. =. FUTILE
% LIT 80 s asa. g - s,ssaA vas Root etss
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

brandy, CIGARS, APPLES, &C., AT
~ AUCTION.-O On next FRIDAY morning, the
7th, ipst, at 10 O'Clock. will sell at Auction at
our store-ll casks of pale and dark Otard Brandy
Also . 600 Pauapacpo Cigars; 5000 Mentiga Lone;
10 500 Tulpap; $3.50 Gre Exhibition; $500 La Acqui-
la: also, IS bbls Apples
The above invoice has just been received from an
importer in New York, and sent to try this market
Dealers would do well to attend every lot offered
will positively be sold
Terms at SALE LARUS SHINE.
Sc Aucfa
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE
Office with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street.

DI IHOWHS w. NEE SEE.
Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street.
VERY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR BALE
AT AUCTlON.-Wil be sold on SATURDAY
morning next, Sept 9th comm encinx at 10 O'clock
at thu residence of Mr.. II. McCandlish Jr, by order
of Mr. z D. Eacho, Agent. on Clay Street, be ween
lst second street. all of his and Kitch
Furniture. consisting in part of fna parlor Chairs
marble top Table; elegant Rocking Chair; Carpets;
Book Stand: fine walnut Desk; Buresu; Bedstead
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; spring Couch; Refrigera
ter; tin SAT-; Cooking Stove, &c
ALDO, fins Side Saddis Bride. China Glas, and
Britsnis Ware. ~ THOMAS w. KEESEE,
SEQ Auct.
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MORE EvIDENCE.-We have just been
Informed by gentleman from the country, with q
large family. that he had great many attacks of
Summer Complaint; bu. not in one Instance has he
failed 10 mating perfect care IL lsss than twenty-
ur hours. with BAKERS PREMIUM BfTTERs.
doctors bill without the Bitters. He says be never
intends to do without it In his family. His name
will be used il required, but he does not wish it pub
n.hed.
Price only so cents per hottie.
For sale ky Me,srs PURCELL, LADD Il co.
BENNETT l. BEERS. aud Druggists everywhere
Orders filled BY adore sspg
Z BAKER, Proprietor.
se4 Richmond Va.
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DUBLIC SALE shall sell on the 1s1

DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
L day of September Court, 1855 TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in Septemoer) Oh the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which I formerly lived
near Stevensburg In Gu pepper County, sontainins
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
upon the following t-rmE Ono third cash. e-hrd
In twelve months, and one-third In two years. with
interest on the deferred paymenta =
This land 10 we'll located, about four m'les from
the Railroad. upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
10 susce IDLE of toe hg hest state OF IMPROVEMENT
with good DWELLING and other out-buildipss
an % JOHN NORMAN
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no OVERTISERS.-The PEOPLES
4 ADVOCATE 10 published, at Halifax C. II. ".
and has an extensive circulation in the county am.
orec,ng the surrounding counties and portions .,
worth carolina Halifax 10 the wealthies ~ utv 10
me s'ste; has some forty or 6hy msrchanta aud
carries on an immense wholesale and retail trade
with Richmond and Petersburg. Merchants ana
others will bear this Ia mind. Refer 10 WIIIIaMs
4 CAnRIsGToN Richmond Terms liberal.
29-6ts -. -.1e'e'
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HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OF

- SALE ON THE PREMIERSHIP subscri-
Der having moved to Richmond, will Offer bis farm,
Locut Grove bis former residence. for rent. and Az.
pin Grove for sale at public suction on the FIFTH
OF September, 1885, II fair If not, on the ne 1t fair
day thereafter. Those desirable little farms lie on
the road leading from Richm 70 the Fork church
within one mile of Slash Cottaas. Aspin Grove
contains 2n8 acres The above land lies In an exce-
l. mt neishbnrhood and convenient to t~o saw mile
The farms join each other The shove farms are
heslthv, having good dwelling houses and the neces
sary out houses On one 10 exoeliont and large
orchard. The above lsnds join. the lands OF Col
Wm. L. White, Henry Il Wood. ESQ ana Others
and il we'll timbe ed, which viii sive the purchaser
sood opportunity of engaging In the lumber busi.
nets.
TEAMS One third cash the balance In three
usl pay ments to carry interest from date. Of g. I2
and 10 months, bonds with approved security, and
deed OF trust will DO required for the balance Of the
purchase money.
He win. at the same time and place. ssll little
tract known ~ Stony Hun, which contains forty
sores, be the same moro lssa, and within enc.
quarter Of mile Of said Cottage.
TERMS -One-thirA cash: the balance IN two equal
payments Of and " months, bonds with approved
security and = deed Of trust win - reqaired.
Land shown By Dr.. Wm L. Wood
AZ 2--IStt JOHN 3. WOOD
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GARDNER & CARL
No. Ill MAIN STREET,
RICHM ID,
Invite the attention of COUNTRY MERcHANfss
and the trade generally to their large and varied
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, a
emb, acing every variety. az follows. viz: sss,
1000 c SEES BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DC.
$3.50 aides SOLE LEATHER
800 doz UPPER LEATHER 1t@s f&siz
200 doz. Amereau CALF SKINS ft1t.t atsia@
$50 doz French CALF SKINS, their own i'm.
portaton ttt $50 szzs
10000 pair Of their unriralled Plantation SHOES
TOGETHER WITH
Writing and Wrapping PAPER
SHOE THREAD -1 at
TRUNKS VALICES, ta'es ffs
& --- .s....-- CARPET BAGS. ~ afllf&
BLACKIN0, TWINE, 80. +
Tin great variety) r. = 80. =
~ The subscribers. in offering the above mon
toned assortment rne largest stock OF sooos in their
line ever in this cit3l con6oent that they cen
sell a. cheap a. any establishment in this or other
market. a.g 81 fsI 81
HUBBARD, GARDNER l. CARLTON. /.
se Sim Hs -
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George Russell Esq: .s-5.,t --sfsss !
DEAR SRI have witnessed the mode of brick.
burntog by your patent process, and 20 far a. An
able to judge believe 1t to be Of the sr, stest
Improvements Of the age and brickmsAers viii
find II greatly to their advantage to possess them.
selves OF the right 20 burn upon your plan
RIcHMosD, Sept l, 1856 49, a. S-s..
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ask attention to the cffer We now make. of two
FARMS in the vicinity Of the city. the most fertile
the best improved and tbs mort desirable In ell re-
spec,s, ever In this market
For ore Of them, which may be valued hy persons
not Interested, SLAVES will be taken in osyment
vauaton or VIII be sold upon credit The terms
a. TO the other will be made easy.
Sach opportunities NAV DAver again occur
90 Fl. " GRAVES 4 CO,
gu go 18Th st., between Main and Cary
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( taTAWBA BRANDY.-Thisp pure dis
tiled juice Of the grape, combining the fac
ionic qualities, and delicate flavor Of the CATAW-
pa pa Vines with the best properties of foreign
o,anaies For the use Of invelds it 10 esp .caIlv
adapted. For sale by BURTON& GREENhOW'
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e / JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor
X z Rrrn Su.IoNr-SYs.soc u

Il. Il. bETH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
MAYO SraEET.-In compliance with the request OF
the Mayer. THURSDAY next the 6th September will
be observed az q day OF THANKSGIVING to Almighty
God for having vouchsd to the iuhabitsnts OF this
city season Of unexamped health and general pros
pefity
Service will comnasnc at twelve O'Clock.
IF The Rev. Mr.. Jacobs will preach on the oaca-
siop. se4-StS
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,,,yoF RICHMOND, MAYORS OFFICE,
CIT VI August 5lst, 1855.
xvharea. II has pleased Almighty God, II

,,, .no5 proyideuce 10 grant to tho inhabitants Of
al. eisy sessop Of unexsmped health and general
nr%ro,Ueity It has been thought becomns and proper
us dstip euishns goodness IL H. therefore. recon-
msu6ed that Thursday next. the 9Th day OF seotem
her be observed a. day OF thaukssivins, and that
iii The ctiz .us of Richmond be earnestly requested
to unite In the religious services of the days and 10
90 much a. our sister cities OF Norfolk and Porte
mouth still suffer from the ravases OF the fatal dis
esss which has % sorely sio.ed them, It IL RECON-
meoded that special prayer be offered on their be-
half that It would please God to remove the pessi.
lence from them and grant to them the blessings
which c,rstrain us to make q public acknowledge
ment Of His mercies.
%.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

" bI lHOMAS w. hEESEE E"
IOhics with Geo. j. Sumner No. 20, Pearl Street.
a. VERY VALUABLE REAL ES-
EsG TATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
FOR SALE AT CTION .-Will be sold on
THURSDAY. the 9Th of September, 1885, on the
premises commencing at Al O'Clock P. M the large
Dwelling House. containing rooms at present 90.
cupied by Mr.. C Burnett fronting on Main street
6S feet and running back 1871 feet. more or less.
ALSO,
One Dwelling House and Lot adj dining, containing
rooms. The Lot fronts So feet ON Main street and
runs back 12S feet, more or less.
ALSO,
One vacant Lot adjoining, fronting Est feet
Main street and running back I2S feet, less
The above property is considered the most valuable
in Msncheste,; it adioin. the Rev. w: Jones on
the South side aud Fl. Rhodes, Esq the North.
TERns-One-third cash; balance at IL and "a mos,
for egotiabe interest added and title retained
until the last note is paid
au 80 THOMAS w. KEESEE Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

NOTICE.-Having taken situation in
~ the Boot and Shoe establishment of P.
public. that shall be hsppy to them there -
the estaalishment of Mr. White being complete in
al It's departments. all can be suited, either with
Homemade or foreign goods | shall devote INV
whole time to the manufacs uring department, and
shall be pleased to contoue serve those who hay-
- long and 80 kindly extended their patronage to
me. au 29-ts JAMES ROJTON