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AUcrIcr eAI.He
THIS DAY
sONSTABLE'S 64LE-Rv .

soNo!AbLE'S SALE--By Virtue of
On osdsf Of the Hastings Cont Of ~. citv ~
iass n H. snseIed on the 10th day Of 0spfsmbsr
ni. =. ... - s,,11enmeut eases Of John y ~
aao ss.n9 E.vsrdner. and JohniA Belvin. eaaisst
fro,t ~ p, sas @ 1tisfy said attsshmesfs in
present month proceed to sell at pubic s.stso -
the hiates bidder. large aud fine aseorfmsnf ~
HOUSEHOLD FUkNITURE. copsistins II s.rt ~
one splendid wardrobe. With LOOKING sla.s Scsr -.
rosewood beestead Of superior quality, With beS.
mattress and furniture attached, four dressina In
reaus. With sisssea two with marble tops, one ma.
h9.any Sofs two other Solos, new style, one dinips
table, four mahogany wash stands two mshoaapv
tsoies with marble tops, one mahogany work tspd,
sesefai excellent wardrobes, lounge with Grim.
son seats xix mahogany chairs six cane seat chairs
Two cane seat rocking chairs, several mattresees
he1tiy new one tin SAFE one carpet, chandler lsirs
XLsaE ss .nnd Gs.s; and ews srseksry. he
ALSO,
will be sold at the ssme time and place to satisfv
distress warrant OF Jesse williams sssinst 0eor,s
Meram, seven barrels of vinegar.
ALSO,
70 satisfy an execution OF William Smith. assin.<
w m Brown, will be sold ct the sams tine and
pisce, lot of groceries, buckets, clocks, yenetisn
ohnds oiacking, candles, &c.
ALsO-by virtue Of an execution in favor Of Geo.
and place, sell one Bedstead, one Lookins .GIass.
ore w ashstand, two Pillows, one Pockinr Chair
oisss 6oblets, Tumblen, Tables, Pistures. Ia to
satisfy the said execution.
ALeO-By virtue OF a distress w Arrant l. favor ~
f. Mafiitt against John Vines shslJ. At -. ..,e.
Dishes Press, Bedstesd, Feath or Bed. &c o"e"'
TsRNs-cash, and sale to co mmence at 10 o,eloet
A. - !" "a p,ec'seiS' JAS: 2. TYLER,
= .o-...s II. q G. e. r.
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,,~,,,, Norfolk and Portsmouth.


.,.I Corescondepce OF the uhp'ch'
-, and fhe Moraing-Dr. George Il
ItS-.it1r--Um d. Delany-Simom oH ~
tPSA"' poprsMoUTH, Sept. Il, %.
n:s,a,cb-When the night com.
pear n NO shudder to think OF tne ~,
s.,;ng that must ensue, and WIZ VIE, ;s the sad
telfns 10 We faar 10 learn what Is .nu
nag re''i Tb;s morning tidings have rsu
recoru. san,h If s. me whose prolili;".o;u an
u, OF the aenm whose value as citI~0p1
whose eac o:r Jesth peculiarly deplo N ~
renders men ;s DIR Geo l. Upshur; OF NOTICE
One OF me e a,resdy written IN the heaTts y,
nus eoIos md devoted multitudeS, wir me-
soL oen-e attempt sught OF the kinu -.
the'e'" edd he had been most isooriousiI
Ls lne in practice during the epidemic S'io
eus' ss,;thout figure, fallen marry nj,
ha,' ",ber reported as dead IS WIN u I,eiaf
A iarM syorl of Norfolk. He was one OF
by nnblemen. For himself he had won
n..~re among his fellow citizens whlcn Ms W.:
n'm han heritage of gold or silver NE
more sansp his amisble spirits his eminent
soanu ,",;cal character, made him a man ior
7 p ines and one of great value TO any com
manity. &c ono.ber name. which has
r.a se me much Simon Chic IS no more
s 90 in Hampton. His two sisters had
he I'd his affectionate spirit was sorely
disl ."d Then came the death of his patron
ga fripod, that great man-great, because
sou 80 n, GOOD; himself the very soul of be
hs v "rs late DR.. VIM Collins. This
psYL Le e.me with overwhelming force upon
' .tv1 .order hearted youth, and its sequel is
t fal' I'm IN death. He was youth of great
hl' ""n Poor be was as the world counts;
pfv'n''b be was in mental and moral worth.
O' IL iI had scarcely attained his 2lst year, and
ne s,n n boped to see him attain the post
W a0 and eminence which his ambition
., LyH hove been justified in seeking, as he
N 90 tslants which would have enabled him
n' aa;n Il If this were the place, | would hold
n" nv to the poor but deserving youth of our
W o5,ntrv the example of young Chic, as I'M
5 ~. circumstances of varied embarrassment,
~ te' ;mnroysd his mind, adding constantly to
=, .tock of knowledge, and 10 tn csc and
.;miIsr WAYS, elicitiDg the admiration and
.sruring the adectionate regard of all who
ksew him.
r,nst be allowed TO add th at his ilial spirit-his
.t.i,bing and caring Tor bis widowed mother, as
ts,lgsys did-corfrmed all that have said con-
.s,,ioa biz good sense and his high moral worth.
rOsi sic OHHld
have already written more than ] ought to
claim Ia YOU valuable sheet and will therefore
,5rup,!y close this Yours, &c, EEOW.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 20.--FIour advanced u cents
at 90 60. Wheat triis higher-Southern whit. 81
80 81 SO red 81 IS $I 49, Corn trifle higher
Western mixed 87i. Pork lower and unsettled
mess 20a8t Beef unchanged. Lard firm, with an
upward renoency. Whskey Al.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20 Flour unchanged; Howard
street and Ohio sold at 90 Is; City Mills lees firm but
not quotabie lower. Wheat unchanged with a mo-
dsrae demand; white 81 &C a 81 81 red 81 7O0S IS
Cora unchanged; white and yellow 5000 cts Mes
Pork az cts Bacon sides lSa OLA cts shoulders
14c; hams UNCHANGED.
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NEW MUSIC;-At reduced prices, al

TT AN dCDIC.-At IouuCtu PIICts, at
IN BUFFERS / SIMONS'
PIANO W14RE ROOMS, 1877 MIN STREET.
"A few doors from Kent Paine L Kent
The Lazy Man, by Higgius
Don't you Remembers Buriesqus
They ask Me if Think of Thea Ballad by
Frazier
Old Bob Ridley. by Chas White
The Fairy Burial by Mrs. Price
Far from thy Hills Fair Lombardy, by Hosmer.
Oh 4! The Winter Winds Sighing-s Ballad
Ti-Tst.T To schottische. by Florence.
Old independence Hall, by Wsiland.
May Flower Schottische, by Wsllenkaupt.
The Old State House Bell, by Weand
The Swinging Polka. by Baker
The much admired Hand Organ Valse.
Morning GlorY-varations by Grobe.
Merry Hear. do d.
In press, and will be ready shortly, 1.-THE Young
Guard Quictstep," arranged by Jas B Smith leader
ct the Arnory Band, and dedicated to the Young
Guard of Richmond. "a I9-Iw
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2l-5t BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
BY THOMAS w KFFSFF

(Ofice with Gen. ] Sumner. No. 90 Pearl ST.
FLEGANT HOUSE OLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE AND ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO FORTE FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON.-Intending to remove from the city, will
sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY morning next, the
dence. corner of Broad and Mayo streets all of nv
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Piano. &c i, con-
ssting In part of one elegant Rosewood Case Piano
Forte octaves: Rosewood Diyans and Chairs In
Plush; Etegere. Mahogany Secretary and Book
Case; Mahoga1y Wardrobe Dressing Bureaus; ele-
shuck Mattresses; Bedding; Parlor and Chamber
Carpet, and M,tting; sideboard; Marble Top Tables;
Dining Tables, very fine; Wsshstands with Marble
Tops Window Curtains and Shades; China, Glass
and Earthenware; together with large assortment
Of Kitchen Furniture.
TKRMs-All sums under $50 cash; $50 and over.
months credit for approved endorsed gotisble ps-
per. VIM. s. BEERS.
Sale conducted by
sell THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

The Number Of SurUivors of the Norfolk
Nnrses-B00k Trade Sale, DC.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 49, 1855
Nearly two thousand dollars were sent 10 to the
Norfolk snd Portsmouth Relief Committee yes.er-
day Alta seting of the Committee held yester-
day afternoon the Chairman read interesting listers
trem the Howard Associations of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and doctors and nurses and stated
that etghty-four doctors, nurses and apothecaries
had been sent 10 those cities By this Committee
most of whom had proved themselves deserving OF
our highest praise. OF this number seven had
oled; some had returned home several were i'll !:
many convalescept, and seventeen were 10 good
hea,h and now engaged In active service Appli-
cations from nearly one hundred men had been
declined, In consequence of sufficient number
having arrived from the South
The forty. book trade sale of this city closed
on Monday evening The sale was highly success.
tul, with & large attendance OF the trade from all
parts OF the Union. The aggregate amount of the
sale, as near as can be ascertained Is 5000 O0O
sfording remunerating prices to the publishers
The jury concluded last evening the examins-
ton In the case of the steamer Mcdonald catastro
phe and returned the following verdict: THAT
Charles Flint came TO his death by drowning, from
the result of a collision between the steamer Gen
Mcdonald and the schooner Pease, resulting from
careiessness on the part of the employees of the
said steamboat"
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ITO STONE MASONS.-Will be sold in
\ Fredericksburg on THURSDAY morning, the
9th instant at thu Stone Yard of Alexander Lang
67 pair Marble Granite Stones
Marble Monuments
lot of dreE ed and undressed Stone
A full set of Quarry Tools, including Bellows Ar.
vie &C.; Shop Tools
Derricks (compiete,O and other things pertair-
ing to the Stone Mason's business
The local competition at this sale will be very
small 1t will therefore be TO the interest of some
from distance to attend. Sale positive and without
any reserve.
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BY BAKER, peasants & CO.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-We y

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
Il sell at Auction on MONDAY, October LIST, IS SIS
CHARLES City County, Va, A TRACT OF LAND
known as"Truwsil;" formerly owned and oscnpied
by John Hllyard. decd and djoining the Lands of
Mr. Chri.topher Matox and others. the said tract
contains 2S6 acres. the greater portion of which 10
cleared and in good state of cultivation. There 10
upon the premises good dwelling, containing seven
rooms together with all the necessary out houses,
all in good order.
This is one of the most beautiful and desirable
Farms in lower Virginia; it IL situated II miles be-
low Richmond, on the Chickahompy; is remarka
bly, healthy location and the neighborhood uuex.
ceptionable; the land is well adapted to Corn Oat
and Wheat Mr.. Matox, residing on the Farm o.
Thomas j. Carter, residing on Long Island miles
this side will take great pleasure 10 showing the
uses to any one wishing to purchase.
Terms accommodating and made known at SALE
Sc l8 BAKER, PLEASANTS 4 co Aucts
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

ALBANY, Sept. 20,h.-The express train from
this city, ON the Central railroad to- day. came 10
collision with a cattle train. The engines and
tenders OF both trains were smashed. Tne engi-
neer OF the express train was killed and the fire.
man bad both arms broken He cannot live One
express messenger was fatally Injured, and an
other had his back broken. The passengers
escaped uninured
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR.

OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR.
IL NiTURE, DRY GOODS. SHOES &c-Wiu
be sold at auction, on SATURDAY, September 22d
at 10 O'CLOCK, general assortment of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. ""N
ALsO-Several invoices fresh and seasonable Dry
GOODS, Clothing. Shoes. Boots, Sc; superior Gold
Watches In good order; Silver do; Is 600 Cigars
choice brands; Crockery, Glass Ware, Blackiag
Matches. &c. ALEX NOTT
SO Auctioneer.
ORSES, MULES BUGGIES, Go
- Will be sold, at the Horse Lot, on sATUR-
DAY. september I'D, at 10 O'Clock, several fine Sad.
die and work Horses; Mules and second. hand
Buggies; Spring Wagon and Harness.
sell ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FOURTH. BETWEEN CANAL AND CARY
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WnI be
sold on MONDAY, the 24th Sept, 1885. on the pre.
6rlck Tenement on the west side Of 4th, between
Iary aud Canal Streets now in the occupancy Of Mrs
Tlnsle y at the annual rent of $500
The house contains rooms besides front and rear
poIehes, and kitchen, and il bounded on the north
FERN. cash. eoDDIN ArPERsos,
70 IA Aucts.
RE A UT1F I'll FARM ON Union
~ HILL, NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE AT
AOCI iON-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 25th
day OF September. 1855, on the premises, commenc-
ing at clock that beautiful Farm now in the oc-
cupanoy of W. W. Bradley. Esq, (who contemplates
chaneng his resdence Containing IA acres, more or
east Of Richmond. adjoining the lands OF Mrs Pieot
and others The house has roome; 10 new. and
h'ndsopely finished Beside. the dwelling, there ere
Is kitchen. barn, stable, and ice house
more or less. ~ "''e''
The four acres on the Stony Run road will be divI
Taxing into consideration its nearness to the city,
the above il among the most desirable places 10
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6, 12 and ls
months TOT negotiable notes. interest added secured
sss-2swtds aopDIN & AppERsoN, Auct,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
NEAR TOLL.GATE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
As Trustee in Deed dated 7th April 1855 executed
BY W d. Crump and wife, duly recorded in Chester
field County Court, shall self at public Auction, on
the premises, ON SATURDAY. the 22d September,
1855, at the hour of a O'Clock p M the Real Estate
conveyed blythe said Deed, consisting OF Lot CON.
tanning 1t acfes Of Land on the North side of the
Manchester Turnpike, near the Toll-Gate, with q
new framed Dwelling thereon, now In the ocsu-
pancy Of said CIump
TERMs-Cash.
The title is believed to be good but the subscriber
will convey with the usual special warranty.
r. w. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
ssle conducted by GoDDIN APPERseN, Aucts.
So l0--dtdc
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BY THOMAS W. KESEEE.
(Offise with Geo!g re J. Sumner No % Pearl .traat,

IA,
(Ottise with George Sumner, No, 20, Pearl street.
GTOCK OF GROCERIES, HORSES
~ AND BUGGY FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Intending to decline business for the present | will
sell at auction, on TUESDAY morning next, Sent.
25th, commencing at 10 o'soek, at my store on
Franklin street, near the Old Market, nv entire
stock of Grocl res, Wines and Liquors and two aood
Work Horses and one good Buggy and Harness.
TERMs-AH suns under $50, cash; $50 and over
that amount months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper JOHN P tally
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct'r.
sA21
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CONVICTED. Samuel Taylor, was tried before
the Circuit Court OF Buckingham, f. W, days
since, for the crime of bigamy, and sentenced 10
five years imprisonment In the Penitentary.
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE VOLUNTEERS The Phil.
adeiphia Committee of Relief to the Virginia suf-
ierers intend presenting 20 each of the physicians
and nurses of that city, who volunteered in the
noble cause, suitable medal, made of gold or sill
yer, with an appropriate Inscription. II 10 alao
contemp laied, during the ensuing winter, to bring
to that city the bodies of such Philadelphisns as
have fallen victims to the fever, while on their
mission OF mercy, and TO inter them in one OF the
cemeteries beneath an appropriate monument.
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"a damage ,s "i.slP heavy storm causir q
'At, Nj. en- "ok place las, week at Pass OF In
:: #aets y, 81, ~ Biloxi, and Ia the bay OF ST.
'eTeysj Bsal me wharves were washed awsy
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STRANGE S1GHT.-The editore of the Alex ndria
Gazette and Sentinel have seen at the store of Mr.
John Howell, nothing less than a cat nursing a
litter OF young rats, their natural mother having
been killed by Madam Puss
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SHIPwRcK.-The brig Arcturus, from Philadel.
phia for Mobile, foundered at on Monday even
Ing, TO the southeast of Cape Heplopen. The crew
we're all saved, but vessel and cargo are q tota1
loss,
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FIRE AT CARRONpALE PA

PHILADELPHIA Sept 20.-About half of the bus
iness portion of the town of Carbondale was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday. Loss estimated at 500.
GOO. S-'''
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GENTEEL FL OUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
a ee sold on FRIDAY Mornins
peAe oeptemoer 2Ift commencing at 10 O'clock ct
nun; doors frorl Temperance Hall, who is decIin.
ing housekeepin all OF his House hold and Kitchen
cons jstiug In part of Sofa Chars Tables
Gaipsts. Nah bgapy Wardrobe, Bedstesds, Beds and
o eddipg w ,shstands, China, Glass and Earthen.
ware Kitch en- Furniture &c
80 ~ THOMAS w. KEEsEE. Aust.
FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
- se,.s occupied by Mr.. Bogss is for rent
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sIergsl,,. ooSvENTioS.-A Conve ntion of
-Sg:slsD, en- ~ session at Middletown, Conn.,
sdsrs,2r i've Field, OF this State, acting an
fSaI.a. AUG delegation is the largest ever az.
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IN /, inioA nEslDENcE.-The Poughkeepsie
Siha S8 s ~ a1e9 oy Santa Anna's agent, that
Es I6s oplv ~ roresti residence ON the Hudson,
iget.,s PAGES he has visited with a view to
20 thought Of ' "a'nun' irsnistan hes not
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Acting for a. Cheathan
sc I0-dtds TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct

DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
L day of September Court, 1855. TUESDAY after
Sd Monday In September,) on the premises. the
TRACT OF LAND upon which ! formerly lived
near Stevensburg in Cuipeper County. containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
upon the following tsrmG third cash, onethird
in twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments
This land 10 well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Gull
10 susceptible Of tns highest state OF improvem
with good DWELLING and other out.buldngs
an Is JOHN 2 NORMAN.
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ID a a p an rog TIE surpgarp,-a mse,,,, VIA.
Seasd 10 ~s ,lG Me-, Tuesday, and a committees
%hisrsr. - - subscription for the relief #
norfolk and Portsmouth
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'fovlasrr"ai ODE hoBsED.- George Bakers store
t1ae, sSS IG ~ was robbed Tuesday night, Ct
''"efy, 10 the value of Sc 600.
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SALE OF ToBACco.-The L ynchburg VI sinis n
records the sale of portion of Henry Websters
crop there, at $50 per cwt.
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BRIG TUSCARORA;
COMMERCIAL.

CHICAGO Sept 19:h.-The brig Tuscsrors, which
sunk yesterday, Is entirely under water this morn
Ing.
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BURNED TO DEATH A daughter, years old, of
Samuel Scott, of Prince Edward, was acci.
dentalIy burned to DEATH on the night of the 18th
instant,
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GuANO, GUANO.-A tuil supply vi
~ seaune No. l Peruvian Gusao branded "a"
oy ths baltmors inspestor, and ~srranted Of very
best quality, Fer sale II lots TO suit purchasers
y@ ,. Ms0RUDkR.e SONS.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

~ ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
~ BREEDERS The following fine BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sale, at auction, on
FRIDAY, the Four Mile day of the Fairfield IVA
Races, Oct. 9Th. 1855. Immediately after the Race
l. Bay stallion, Grfe Edmondson, now FIVE years
old, in fine health and condition.
Gray mare, Andrewetta, about Is years old, now
stinted to Grife.
8. Gray Colt by Revenue, dam Andrswetta, now
years old
q, sorrei Colt, by Tsllo-Ho dam Andrswetta.
5. Sorrel Flley. by Revenue. dam Andrewetta.
A part of this stock Is owned jointly by Chestham
Taey. Mr.. Tslley has consented to sell the stock
entire and without the least reserve.
The Stock 10 now at the Fairfield Race Course. in
fine condition, under the immediate charge of Mr..
J. Talley, who will take pleasure in giving any nfor
nation in regard to them.
The property 10 sold for division. on account Of
the continued indispostion of Mr.. Cheatham.
70 persons wanting such property, . rare chance
il now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the county.
Terms cash. e. g. ORUMP,
Acting for A. Cheatham.
ne l0-dtds TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

bacon, BOLOGNA sAUSAGES Go.
- AT AUcTION.-On FRIDAY. the 2lst inst
At ~ O'Clock. st my store, will sell hhds Bacon
hs ms 5 bbls Bologna Sausagss and large lot Mid.
ding Bacon. Vinegar, &c Gc -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dozen Arm Chairs with
cushions. large lot of floor Mating Table Deck
sc. &c 500 CAIJTHORN
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WRECK OF THE SEBAsToPoL.-The steamer Sc
bastopo reported by telegraph yesterday as wreck.
ed Oh Milwaukee ia a total loss. The mate and
All the other crew and passengers were saved The
vessel was bound to Chicago, with 300 tons OF
merchandise and so horses all of which was lost,
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eQaVrsl ,.i LiEhcE, It Is stated, 10 to visit the
l,s hourg, Ps.
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE.-
- The undersigned has taken the house corner OF
stsnshn ans WAL streets, formerly occupied by
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS where
ne Will keep constantly hand full assortment OF
Stores ~
ha hopes BY giving his business strict personal St
tentiou and selling reasonable terms to secure
hoefsi patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free Of charge
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Tor moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market Price for any
consi Enment entrusted TO him.
fe N--ts John w rms ~
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pATENT RIGHT FOR SALE Ry


AUCTION.-On SATURDAY morning, the 18th
IIst commencing at TO o'clock, will sell at the
notse Lot a valuable PATENT RIGHT for 100 couu.
.es o, the State of Virginia, model of which IL now
on sxnioton ct our store. which will also b. shown
on osy OF safe and given TO the purchaser This in
rare opportunity offered to enterprisng man with
small capital as the manufac'ure of the article ia
mere ,rlfie and no family would be without one.
s1saiS LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
fos!PONEMENT.-T above sale of Patent
Right, is postponed to next SATURDAY, the 22d
whsn1t will positively take place as advertise
ssn1Dtds LARUS SHINE, Aucts
AD,DiTlONAL.-Will be added to our sale. on
fine Gold Patent Lever Watch
SELL LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucts
ROOTS AND SHOES Ar AUCTION.
- VIII be sold. at BRIGGS, No. 27S Broad A..
on HoNDAY, the Ath, at 10 O'Clock, the remainder
OF hls stock OF Scots, Shoes, Trunks Garrett Bags
NC They are all in good order and regular sizes
A large portion are ofhis oUn make
Terms made known on the day Of GALE
ea1s conducted by LARUS & SHINE,
Ell Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21
THE HOLY GOSP L.-For sale at

THE HOLY Cos E L.-FOr sale at
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The Republican Court, or American Society in the
days of Washington; by r. w. Grswold; with q
Portraits and revised edition; Sl2.
The Holy Gospel illustrated in 40 original designs;
by r. Overbecs; splendid folio volume; $50.
Six Years Later, or taking of the Bastis; by Du-
mas; rs cts.
Physicians Visiting List for SO, IS cts.
A Practical Treatise on the Disease of the Eye;
plates; 4th edition; BY VIM. Mckenzie M. D.; SIS 25
Elements of Medic ine by J. Fl. Dickinson, M. D.,
of South Carolins; SS.75.
Yellow Fever Historical, Pathological, EthroIo
gical and Therapeutica; by r. LaRoehs, M D 2
wells; 81.
Clinicsl Report on Continued Fever by Austin
Eliot M. D 81
Cause and Prevention of Yellow Fever; by E. H.
Barton, M. D.; 81 se s0-2t