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A XALUABLE IRA or OF LAND NEAR
BY ThOmas w. keesce

EOihce with Geo J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street1
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND INITCR-
" EN- FURNITURE, PIANO, &c, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON-WiN be sold on WEDNESDAY
Morning next, October 17tl at 10 o'clock, at Ladd's
Warehouse, South side of the Basin, large lot of
genteel Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting
in part of Piano, 2 Sofas, Rocking Chairs Cane and
wood-seat Chairs, six eight Feather Beds, Bed
steads. Bedng, fine Sideboard, Washstands, Tabes
Parlor and Cooking Stoves China Glass and Eathen-
ware, &c.
This Furniture is of good quality and well kept be-
longing to a genteel family who has declined house.
keeping. THOS. w. kEESEE,
oc 10 Auctioneer.
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w GODDIN.
tONSTABLE Els SAIE,-By Yirfue of a !,
BY ThOnlas ". Keesee.-
tOfilce with Geo J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl Street,
Hot @EHOLD AND KIT.

HANDSOME Hot eEHOLD AND KIT
IL CHEN FURNITURE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Nlll be sold Oh THURSDAY morning next
Oct 18TH commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the residence
, Miss b. farke, who is declining housekeeping o.
the corner OF Marshall and Moaroe SITS. all of her
ty, consisting IN part of marble-top Tables Sofas.
large Plush Chair, Parlor Chairs Carpets Wardrobes
bureaus; SIdeboarda, Marbe-top Washstands, Bed
Glass and Earthenware, Cooking Stove Kitchen Item
sill, Gard Tables, &c. TfIOS w. KEESEE
or II
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By Larus d shine.
1THE OLD HOMESTEAD new Novel

THE OLD HOMESTEAD-A new Novel;
L by Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens. and other books, inst
received and for sale at A. NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
The Old Homestead, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens; price
Sl25.
Scenes in the Practice of aNeac York Surgeon; price
$l25.
Erenings Nth The Prophets, by Rev. A. Morton
Brown; Sl.O0.
The Gospels with moral reflections ON each verse;
by Pasquier Quenel. With introductory Essay by
the Right Rev. Daniel Wilson, ID. d., Bishop Of Cal
cutta. 2yols; price $500.
The Poetcoi Works Of HIM. Liste Bo,cles. with Ne
moir Critical Dissertation and Notes; by Rev. bsso-
Gilfan. 2 vols; price $500. -
Bfortimer's College Life; by E. J. May, with cufs'
price Is cts.
Poems tv John Ho,cdyd Bryant, one volume; price
80 cents. - . 49,.
He,r;fes Illuminated Household Stories, for little
folksb-inp choice edition of that honored fav orite
Cinderella or the Glass Slipper; TO be followed by
others.
(;risuoIPs Poets ard Poetry of ameyieo a new and
much enlarged edition, embracing all the latest b. trds
of America excepting the Prototype Bard;")
| $500.
HUNTS Merchants Magazine for October.
The -fmercaR Journal Of Medical Scieees for Tie
Quarter ending with Sept. 1855.
The Works Of JOHN e. Calhoun vols and 6, COZ u
| plotting the series; price $500 each.
The New French Instructor, by Andrews Bach .,
or based upon Original and Philosophical me tins
applicable TO the study of all languages; price SIo.
l5---3t.
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By Baker, Peasants & Co.
NRUSTEE,S SATE OF A DESIRABLE

L LITTLE FARM, IN THE LOWER END OF
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust executed to by Cath
arine Eubank, hearing date February 2st 1855 of
cord in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Hen
rico, to to A. b. Carter certain of money
therein specified having been requested by said ben
public auction, for cash. on TUESDAY, SOth day OF
October, present month if fair if the next fair
day thereafter, tract of land mentioned in said de
of trust, situated about 10 miles below the city
Richmond, containing hundred acres, be the same
more or less, together with the buildings, &C., upon
which the said Catherine Eubank now resides.
The title to the above is believed to be good But
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
rantv. THOS. j, CARTER. Trustee,
Sale made by BAKER, PLEAsANTs l. Co., Auc-
toneers. oc 10
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MILLINERY. &c.
OpENINS, nm R1II III

A.. OPENING OF FALL WTLIINE-
RY, AT NO. 2O4 BROAD AND NJ F. COR
NER OF BROAD AND 5TH STREETS
80. MRS. N.WIGAND, having just retunedfrom
New York, has open large and hand
some assortment of fashionable Fancy and Plain Silk
ana Velvet Bonnets, dark fancy Strnws. Also on
hand, straw Trimmings. fine Paris Feathers and Flow
ers, splendid Head Dresses Dress Caps and variety
OF RIBBONS. Also a great variety Of EMBROf-
DFRIES. with large lot OF HOSIERY. and different
sorts OF Fancy Goodsall of which viii be sold ut the
lowest New York prices The Ladies Of the city and
country are respectfully requested call and exaine
the stock. bonnets, Caps and Head Dresses made to
order
Country Merchants supplied cheap oca-lmt
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Goddin q Apperssn~
-~s~~~-(<~(>~~
FUTURE DAYS


BY Goddin Il Apperson.
H0TSE AND LOT AT THE conNpp
ron Vt BLOODY RUN AND ELM STREETS
DAY 1bn L o., AT AUCTioN-Will be sold on MON
,ha INC 18th Of October, 1885, at ~ O'clock p. 81
Fir, ease and Lot at the corner of Bloody Run ana
M SSreets lRocketts) lately occupied by the lar.
Fin s,u Block The Lot fronts about foo feet on
IT, n ret and about ~ feet Bloody RIM street =
order. ''o"' ana ~ "a toierabiy good
CO. rnkAs,One-third cash. balance at 4 and mon,hs
ds egotiabe notes interest added secured by trust
aeed or title retained y 'i'
my by request Of Mrs. Susan Reed. Xxx of Susan
oe - GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
COsMsMnissl0NERs' SALE OF SLAVES.
Ricb,na,' ISoInInissoners appointed by decree of
Cctob lngs Court, pronounced the 18th of
ga 1850 in the of ssN ngfied aeainst Wing.
in from, Is we shall proceed TO sell public auction
Tho o5.. u the State Court House, on SATURDAY,
NJ m aay Of October 1855, al the hour of O'clock
W Tour valuable Slaves consisting of two women
usa Two children. The children are from to p
oc17 JOHN SAMUEL. comm'rs.
tONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue Of an
order OF the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
70 ent cases of u. Catogni against Joseph Antoma-
en-; and w lnston Powers against the same shall
on sATUKDAY, the 10th day of the present MONTH
tnra . ueng at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
80 recently occupied by said Antomachi, on 18th
near the store of VIM. Ryan and near Mavo's
ndge proceed to sell the effects and property in said
.e consisting of large assortment of Con-
m Segars, Toys, Bar and Fixtures Liquors
Ilchies, &c Also the unexpred term of the lease of
said house. - ~ '0 Vi
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash for so much as NAV be ne
10 pay and satisfy the Judgment of said Catogu
ana the residue upon credit PAYABLE on the 10Th day
Oh January la6-the purchaser or purchasers giving
no o notes with approved endorser endorsers for
oc lids JAMES P TYLER HCcR
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PURCELL, LADD L Co,
Druggists. 81 Main stree,
b tlIilh'LE On YOUR AKMOUR!--YIR-

.,i- hhfARk !.-LEoNARD TO THE RES
TO. val .epIfe the coming conflict; Coughs and
ttf'g,.. Gu IN De il our midst. The greatest CON
ARDS Nh Sgt !l Cold and Consumption, is LEON
So lie IT,, AM RELIEF. Keep il in your honses
5I Children ..1 q The disease take it, give il to
~ a,,..'A aud remember the greatest medicine
Facc--L.. - heonafds Celebrated Cough Syrup.
~s,4-rd'. n, yei 6ottie bottles, one dollar Also
suu a. T. ~ ID. THOMAS, Broad street, Shockoe
a-Al.oud a. "a Drussssts and Dealers generally in
-1Fssf. Pps srp state Of Virginia Wholesale Of
ss9nAs 1911, LADD l. Co. 81 Main street, and
- -toud NJ I'D corner Of Adams and Clay streets
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HE CANISTER % in battle Ii NOT mare

,CIH!y fatal to thOsr il strikes than LYONS
snI, lIl FONDER AND PILLS for the GER
1e'''"c'Ioh OF Insects, Rats and Mice For sn -
I'm DUAL NORTON, Druggists,
Corner Main end 10th s.s
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yEw SCHOOL BOOK s-At No. aOa
\OTICE..-Being Obliged 10 wind nm our

-Ha.fs as speedily rs possible, we earnestly re-
our debtors TO call and settle their dues as longer
-' so''e cannot be granted. All bonds, notes and
'.--l'' unpaid on the 18th November next viii be
- IL s4is iGT collection without discrimination
PARKER BAYLY y NIMAfO,
Ut Office No. l43 Main ST.
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81 NEW NAT AND CAP STORE ezss.

Ell 10 MAIN STREET
e.-S BINFORD, DICKINSON q WEISI- 1A&
GER
Beg leave inform their city and country friends that
they will open THIS DAY, at No 70 Mum street, "a
floor, formerly occupied by H. A. Watt as a China
Sture,I splendid assortment Of HATS, CAPS, &C.,
at " hUlesale and retail.
Country Merchants would do well 80 call and ex-
anime their stock, which is entirely new. Those OF
our friends who have been waiting for Hats we beg
leave TO inform them that they be furnished with
beautiful article. +. 7. B1NFORD,
RO. l.. DICKINSON,
Sc q POWHATAN WFISIGFR
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NR5tIicAAL BEN EFT LIFE NsT-

So NJ n poohfAAl.-Oi at "Stationers-
~ ga psid az! street Richmond Va-This Com
O.. ot. en- hs!ef GS % Widows, Orphans and
,'It annual dividends Of 6 per es1t "a sbs
~ Sod. nos cep'ts of over 600 900. No Com
l. security of advantages TO the insu-
N sshAp AZ, b ". KNOWLES, Agent.
S"ifA Examiner. 80 BIS
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FALL sTOCk BOOTS. SH0ES

H AND TRUNKS.-I have in store and receiv-
II ing my Fall stock, to which invite tho utte4l-
-sNT ton of my customers and others LadieB Gal
ers thick and thin soles; Ladies' heavy Walking Boots
& nd Shoes; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers Gents
heavy Calf Boots; Gents Calf and Patent Leather
Congress Caters Oxford Ties and other Styles Boots
and Shoes of my Manufacture inferior to none
Constantly on hand. Call at
oc9 DAVID WALSHS 12q Main a.
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g. NOTICE 10 FARMERS rIN-.

sxsssAS chasing their Winter Shoes for themselves
Servants ! would most respectfully call
their attention TO my assortment of Boots and Shoes
for Winter wear, of my manufacture | am
fdent that they will find it 10 their interest to
inc my stock before purchasing, they will find it the
best in the city select from, and prices that
not fail to please ALIEN. HILL.
&C - Manufacturer l2T Mnu street
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1.-THE Megnesia, and other foreign matters, too
small to interfere much with the quality of the
Lime; il will make good Lime, and more free from
Mognesa than much of the Northern Lime."-Wm.
GItam.
My principal object being experiment, with the
view TO larger operations in this business, have
cluded (or the presently put the price cents per
bushel for the Stacked Lime the Kilns with the
addition of freight and toll to any point the James
River and kHnawha Canal
CEMENT-Always on hand, the celebrated James
River CEMENT sh ground inferior TO none manu-
tnctured III this country. Orders supplied at shortest
notice any point i'll the Union For reference 10
quality refer 10 nearly every work of importance in
Virginia and North Carolina. Address
CHARLES H. LOCHER.
Balcony Falls, Va.
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BY Goddin & Apperson.

1879 ACRES OF MOST VALUARIE
lOc T NIB Z i D LAND, ON THE WHITE
OAK SWAMP ROAD. 4 MILES BELOW RICH
MOED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
at auction or THURSDAY, the 18th day of October
lS55, On The premises, commencing at ST O'Clock p NJ
lG3 acres OF most valuable pine tmbered land, sit
toug miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands of
Ic-a;i.J. B. B!asg, Patrick Jordan, and others The
land lays we'll Is heavily covered with large pine of
excellent quality, and is believed to be the best wood
land within that distance of Richmond.
TERMs-One-ourtl cash; balance at 6. and Il
months for negotiable notes. interest added satisfac-
tory endorsed land title retained till last note is paid
BY request Of Col. Thoms executors.
&C IL GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
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AUCTION 6ALEs.
THIS DAY.
By Goddin e ADpers0n.

ny uOonsn ~ ADpefSOns
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on
Clay AND 5TH STREETS FOR SALE Ar
1A,u A.. be sold ON WEDNESDAY. the
~ ,ostoser 1855, on the premises. commencing at
nsmcA, the large and conveniently located Brick
y :, the corner Of Clay and 9Th streets recent
Thsrs :; s.lns Is large and conveniently arranged
- - oes.oeA new kitchen in the ward and the,
"noie pIemis in the most romnlefe rarsfr IT.
nelsnoorhood Is excellent and the distn.ce ye~v con-
market, &c " BUSINESS, ehufches,
IEkhs: one-htth cash; balance ct s. g. and u
months Tor negotiable notes interest sdded .ec,rsS
by trust deed, title retained ''' 'eSefeo
GoDDIN APPERsON.
+ " Auctioneers
VALUABLE LOT ON 7TH, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS FOR SALE Ar
AICTlON.-Wili be sold WEDNESDAY AP-
TERNOON, the 18th October. 1856, on the premises
commencing at O'clock two valuable building lots
on the West side OF 18th, between Main and Cary
streets each "a feetx90 feet to alley These ara
wen located for Tobacco Factory business stand.
IERMs-One- third cash balance at and month";
ior ne gofiabe notes, interest, and title retained TILL
last note is paid GODDIN & APpFRSON
~ Io-tas Aucts.
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i 6n GH1Ltl tioN.--Thc firm of VIM. II.
hohINSoN 4 co. IS this day dissolved by lnu-
a ,ontent- An debts due to OF by the concern viii
.ft'i by WIN. r. Robinson, who will continue
~. corner Of Gary and 2lst streets.
WM r. ROBINSON,
Richmond Oct. Y, 1885. o IL IN.
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lIARN IN HENRICO COUNTY ron

INARM IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR
IL SALE.-We have for sale handsome Farm in
Henrico, belonging to Mr. NJ. F. Day. containing 40
acres, 60 Of which clear, the balance i'll young
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond
and adjoins the lands of Malone, Roper, Green and
Messrs Nc Gruder The land is in high state of cul-
tivaton, having good Orchard, with necessary out
houses, such Barn, Quarter, &c; two good Ice
Houses-all being well enclosed The above Farm il
offered for sale privately and not sold by Mon
day, the 18th of November, will be sold at public
auction at II o'clock, on the premises.
Apply to LARUS SHINE,
oc 9-ts IA Main street
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

sv NEW FALL STOCh
Eli E<+8
AAe HATS, CAPS, &c. &c. &c.
would respectfully inform my friends and the pub
lie that | am in receipt of a splendid stock OF
HATS, CAPS AND LADIES' FURS.
much superior to any ever offered TO them, which
will cell, wholesale retail good terms as they
can be bought a; any house in this market Call at
the Premium Hat Store. No. 207 Broad street
RICHARD MOORE.
y. $. have also on hand a large supply of my
own manufacture, of Gents DRESS HATS, of all
kinds, styie and prices from 50 so to So They are
such as have received the premium for the last two
years, at the State Fair All in want of cheap and
good Hat, will call at the Premium Hat Store, No.
207 Broad St 90 I9-lm% r. NJ
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MOST VALUABLE DWELLING ON

WI MAYO STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold, WEDNESDAY afternoon 9th Dc
tober 1880 on the premises commencing at O'clock
the occupancy of Mr. Jno 2. Talley. The house is
remarkably well built-has rooms besides large
kitchen and other accommodations for servants and
is withal of the desirable residences in that
neighborhood.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by Il trust deed.
&C II GODDIN l. APPERSON, Auctrs.
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r. OPENING OF n
8HfE3 FALL MILLINERY y
4sE AT Mrs. Demelmauss z

WI Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store -
On Main Street. between nth and 18th Streets
Having jnst returned from New York. Mrs ID. has
opened large aud handsome assortment of fashiona-
BILE fancy and plain Velvet Bonnets dark and fancy
Strsws Paris Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses
Caps and great variety of Ri bbons and Enbroderies
Goods; all of which will be sold at the lowest New
York prices.
BoNNETS, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
to order Also, Bonnets quilted for Ladies and Chill
dren in the latest STYLE
tice no ~ 90
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BY Davenport, Allen ~ Co.
SAO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS
e)UUAT AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY, 17tlf Oc-
tober we will sell 10 o'clock, at auction store
500 cases Boots Shoes and Hatsfresh and desirable
Fall and Winter Goods.
TERMs:-Under $lGo Cash. $500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
oc 26 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO, Aucts.
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- NEW STOCK OF FALL ru
9GOODS-HENRY w. QUARLES, Eli
DEALER IN HATS, CARS. Doors, $3.50
SHoEs, TRUNKS, &c. respectfully begs leave to an
nounce to the public that he prepared to offer
TO the public of the most commanding stocks in
his line ever offered in this city Ills stock is
complete and he asks the attention of city and
satisfactory. Sc Its
- BROGTES!-BROGU ES 5000
PAIR RICHMOND MADE BROGUES,
tor sale accommodating terms by
n. DEtEREUX
Leather Dealer 49, Cary street.
Between the Columbian Hotel and the Basin.
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GENTIENEN,S TUTCK

- GENTLEMEN'S THICK SOLE
xSTa3S CATERS. made with calf skin fronts
some are sewed. others regged and all
of them flor We have large stock will be sold very
choup at L. S. MAURICE'S,
l5l Main street, Eagle Square,
l6 Next door to r. NJ. Zimmerman
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BY Richard CauthOrn.
GOOD2. CLO'VH NC. 4

II
- WEDNESDAY,, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, at my
store. | will sell auction desirable lot of DRY
Goods, Clothing, Linen Bosom Shirts, sc.
oc Is r. CAUTHORN
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE

TNHES YNODOF VIRGINIA.
Il the Presbyteries OF Winchester District OF Column
bia and Hanover will commence its sessions in this
CITY on Wednesday, the 18th inst at u P. NJ IN the
United Presbyterian Church, corner of Franklin and
9th streets. Opening Sermon by the last Moderator,
Rev Patterson Fletcher
SYNOD will continue its sessions during the week,
which will be open to the public.
Preaching may be expected daily at IL A. NJ. and
quarter TO L. Nj.
~ Seats free TO ALL
Members OF Synod and other friends from abroad,
who have not been provided with convenient accom-
mediation by previous arrangements, are requested TO
report themselves their arrival TO the committee
of rece ption, the Lecture Rooms adjoining the
Church oc l3-7t CHAS. II. READ.
>9a lS55.-NEW FALL GOOD s.
IA HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
W. THING AND MERCHANT L A l. o X s.
LII STORE.-The subscriber has just received his
varied he has had and not TO be sur
passed by any, consisting i'll part of viz:
Coats Overcoats; Lamartines; TalInas, Shawls &c
Blue Black Brown Dahha and Olive and Dress Frock
Cents
Business Coats of all shades and qualities
Pants-English, French aud American Cassimeres OF
all coors
Vests--Rich Fancy Cut Velvets, Pushes
:" Silks Embroidered Cassimeres
White TinseI Silk and Velvets, for party puIs
Furnishing Goods-Such as Shirts, Collars Drawers,
Socks, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks
Hehts., Ties, &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs DEPARTMENT.
French and English Cloths and Cassmeres, every
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets; Fancy Silks
w hlte Nevets and Silks PLAIN and rich figured, for
party Vestings, &c.
He has IN his employment the best of CUTTERS
and workmen. determined to be surpassed by none.
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BENEVOLENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA UNION
FA.-rhe undersigned having for benevolent purpo
SEES united III carrying on the SEWING BUSINESS
III all its branches, respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage.
The MAINTAINING department is superin-
tended by Miss 5. COLLINS, of Washington, who is il
constant receipt from the Northern cities of all the
lHtest novelties III style and shapes of L 4 d L s.
DRESSES. CLOAKS, and MANTILLAS.
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT is under
the charge Of experienced person. Every article
OF Ladies' and Genteiaens apparel made ut the shorr
est notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture .!
Chlldrens and Infants Clothing. Brading and E!-
brodoring done in the artistic and elegant sty
Rich designs for Entbrodering kept constantly Oh
hand. Marking done III plain fancy letters Call
and examine
sy- Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT
BETTE FRAZIER.
PqyS Orders will be received at this office
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NEW EMBROIDERY STORE.-We re-
L ' turn warmest thanks to friends and Gus
toners for their kind patronage and encouragement
and would call their attention to Store. No
2o5 Main street, where they will find every article Of
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies' Gen.
tlemen's and Children's Clothing.
Embroideres in Chenille Silk, Worsted. Braid,
Gold and Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
done to order.
PATTERNS for Braiding and Embroidery drawn
at the shortest notice and all materials furnished for
the same.
BALL DRESSES made to order, plain and fancy.
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
constantly hand, all of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices.
~ Orders from the country promptly and care
fully attended to. Miss RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
no. 200 Main street Square above the Banks next
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
n B.nscholars taught in all styles of Embroidery.
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by Larus Il shine.
IN REAL ESTAYE At

BY Larus Il Shine. =
INTEREST IN REAL ESTATE AT AUG.
Il TION.-Will be sold at auction, WEDNES.
DAY, the nth at O'Clock p. NJ the interest of Mr.
James B. Glib in the house and lot situated on tho
of 2lst and Franklin Streets and now occupied
by Mr.. r. H. Riddck.
By order of the Trustee.
DC LARUS & SHINE. Aucts
MIGHT SALE, October LIST, f35y.-TO-
' NIGHT, commencing at O'clock we will sell, &C
store, No IA Main street, large assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar
tcle in the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades.
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng.
sh Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold -Ankers ana
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
nders.
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend thess
sales, great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented.
oc Cts LARUS Il SHINE. Auctz
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OsT..Brlween the ConstnbIe,s Ofilce
BOARDING,

RVi IL ID \ ts.--I have several vacant
Rooms, and eau accommodate families and others
50srd. The location is desirable
MRS. NJ. S. RUSSELL, Broad ST.
Opposite Valentine & Son. 3rd door from 9th
Isl would like several Day Boarders.
s-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

NJ ks. L. j. ALLEN respectfully annOun-
w to the citizens and the public in general that
she has just returned from the Northern cities and is
In full receipt of the late and Fall styles consisting of
DRESS CLOAK MANTLES &c. and will receive
them as the advances.
All orders from the country wl'receive prompt ut
teution.
PATTERNS furnished to order Also Childrens
very handsome
to Six DRESS MAKERS WANTED. Apply
lac -dIrl No JI6 Main Straet