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AUCTION eALHa.
BY GODDlN & APPERsON.

+ LOTS ON BROAD STREET. OPPO-
= BITE TO RICHMOND COLLE0r. 8 LOTs
ON on GnAnTnHEalNE 81. AND HOUSE on ssoAD
DAY. i2th Ssv q s.nt auS1 ,sss .on WEDNEs.
sos sn d. 10 sss olas1
'o1r w. the following Real Estate, viz:
mond Coles On nrosd street, opposite to Rich
20 % Three Lots Catherine st., near to sueh.p.
sost. sgs,ns' ia rear Of ths residence Of John H.
Sd A framed Tenement on the soutb .,d. a.,
bv ~ yween Jefferson and Madison Streets q feet
TEaMs-One. fourth cash; bslancs At .ss
tita Ioi snsfotisble notes. interest added and
seS ooDDIN L APPERsoN, Aust,.
T. OTIS AND TENEMENTs IN mn.
a - Walls AND BAKERS ADpfFIoNS Fop
SAFE Ar AUcTION.-On TUE sDAY. the Ifth
viii g \. s sep pr at ~ O'Clock
the following R.a, Estate, via:
ase. Fr,med Tenement on St Stephen street.
Iyree. nsdsr snd in rear of Mr. VIM
%. most beautiful half acre lot, No. s. at tn.
residense of Mr. John b Msr.io eeo' opposite the
r.sr ostha IL Framed fenemsnt Baker street. in
s.b u rwo i Has res.dsnse Of Captain Prentice
opposite the residence Of Mr. jacob Snsok A"' ees
TERMS. One-foarth cash; balance at 5, and me.
iii s.s noses interest added and title retained
se5 GoDoIN & APPERsoN, Auc.,
OTIS ON PLANK ROAD. AND ON
ELMw0oD STREET, IN SYDNEY FOR
"a =, At AUG TioM.Or THURSDAY. the 18TH
oay OF september, 1885. commencing at 4 o,cfnch
.s Foe. ,0te Sn The in tbs
lot 90 which Mr. wa~ on zen, Rad adioinn. the
t-st 6f $50 feet. "a Two handsome lots On EIm.
W between Plumb and Lombardy s,reets. each
the plan Of suses V e an alley Sd Sixteen lot.
s.n ns Two lots on the Plank Road near Mr. Lusnot'e
Tes%s fronsi.s tog -ther SO feet BY $50 feet
mon BE- for neeoable uotes interest added, and ode
ss5@'d t." last 1 9S'e ) Ps's; .pprrsou
II WO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
TTgg s FOUR MILES FROM Hs MANcHEsh.
BuNDRED' uo,I,1Ssr' are snthorzed to sell TWO
south side OF the Manchester furp pike. four mn.
co o m s;nS adjoining the lands Of w A.
portion OF the land 10 we'll wooded ana a mart
snosse'ns some line meadow. Apply to GoDDIN 4
premises. on MONDAY the 18th day of Sept, 1855.
commencing a. four o'clock in tho afternoon
Ter nss.Ooe-thiId cash. bal.oce at six and twelve
'es - e0DDiN & APPEksoN. Aae s..''
REAUTIF UL FARM ON UNION
- lilLL, NEAR RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
tON-Wiil be sold on TUESDAY. the 25th
iDg at O'Clock that beautiful Farm now in the oc-
eppa'ay OF w W Bradley, Esq. (who contemplatas
.s uatsa en .bs Il or
ea.t Richmond, adj Joining the lands OF Mrs Picot
and Others. The house has rooms: i. naw and
n ndsopely finished Besides the dwelling, there
Is a Kitchen; barn stable. and ice house.
There will be sold with the dwelling 10 acres
more or less ~ -s
The four acres on the Stony Run road will be divI-
ded to suit purchasers.
TakIng into consideration Its nearness to the city,
the above 10 among the most desirable place, Ia
market f ~
TERMs-OGe-third cash; balance at 6. 70 and 10
months tor negotiable notes. iaterest added secured
by trust deed.
ses-2swtds GopDIN APPERsoN, Auct..
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ii NITURE, &c, ATAUCTlON.-Will be sold
on WEDNESDAY next, September 18th. at 10 :
clock at the residence of E. Housssr, Broad g.,
I'd door below A. shad's his entire stock of FUR
NITU BE and other articles sppertaining to a lergs
boarding house, embracing general assortment of
Houss hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
selO ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE, DRY GOODS, &c Will be sold
at Auction on TUESDAY. Sept 1ltb, at 10 O'Clock, a
handsome assortment OF O u g Z HOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, from family declining
housekee ping, consisting of Mahogany and Cane
seat Chair Sofas Rockers Beds and Bedding, Safes,
Carpets Stoves, &C.
r'H' ALSO.
Several invoices of Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes,
Crockery and Giass Ware, Is Gold aud Silver
Wstches, Chains, &c 10 600 segars, choice Brands
se 10 ALEX MOTT, Auct
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BALrIMoRE, Sept. The train of cars from this
city last night ran over COW. near Annapolis,
Junction, which threw the train from the track
smashed the mail, baggage and smoking cars The
latter was full Of passengers but all mirsculously
escaped without injury.
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change sad greeting, and orphan children

change sad greeting, and orphan children
will weep In each others AIMS,
The congregations Of the churches will be
,nv;ng psuoramss Of funeral drspery, and
.hs tones of recognition when friend meats
friend. will sound as hollow as the first b. l.
full of fresh earth cast upon coffin. And
this last word reminds me of portion Of
her downward trip. There were barrels of
| bread and crackers, and boxes of candles
| and lemons, and other things to sustain and
| cheer life among the stricken ones-and l so
| collins, all for Norfolk and Portsmouth, It
was lovely night, the moon shone out with
mild and subdued beauty, the stars seemed
-"Teline touching story.
O,friends long past to the biz gdom love-,
Where the soul wears Its mantle of glory"
The boat rode right gallantly over the
huge pillows of the Chesapeake, but there,
before me, around nae, piled in tiers of three
and four deep, were those sad, silent, dark
collins My imagination filed each gloomy
| tenement with cOrpSe-cold, pale, CHASTITY !!
floating. floating. hoating,-on, on, on
where? thought of those lines of Camp
bell, in his Last Man" l associated them
with Norfolk and Portsmouth, and the cot.
fins, and the departed. Norfolk-Ports-
mouth, one hundred and fifty collins! Those
settles had no sound tread
To shores where all was dumb"
Thirty of these were present from kind
hearted undertaken in Baltimore-Gnd bless
him for his generosity-but only think of
such present, a present of thirty CoFFINs
You shall hear from me again. as soon as
the city of tents" is erected, and begins to
be tenahted. OATS
p. Sept s-Miss Mary Jones is much
better this morning, but poor Ferguson can
not last more than two or three hours Mr..
w. It. Waltball, formerly editor of the Mo-
bile Advertiser, has gone to Norfolk on be-
half of the Church Brotherhood of the P.
f. Church of Mobile, to assist in nursing the
sick. Mr.. VIM. Miller of the same city, is
here assisting in the NOZZLE t'sk. This gen.
tleman, and his brother DR.. Robinson Miller
are SONS of the Rev. B M. Miller the former
Rector of St. Paul's. Norfolk. Waltha II and
the two Millers are Virginians
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, Sept. 7, 1855
To-day we admitted twelve persons to the hos.
pital-fve deaths. We have at present eishtv-
three cases In the hospital, who are doing quite
well. The disease In the city is the increase
VIM. D. Roberts, jr, member elect to Legisla-
ture from this city, died this morning He was a
fine man. and will be a ioss to the city.
Thinking you would like list of officers at the
infrmary, here send them. DR.. Gooch is still
living. HIM.
Officers in Houard II ,spital
Visiting physicians, DR.. Fenner, Orleans; Dr.
Reid, Savannah; DR.. Euger, Chsrlestop; DR. A. L.
Bigusu, AuQusts; DR. Miller, Mobile; lst druggist.
John w. Handy. Phiadelphis; Assistant drue eis's,
A. j. Gibbs, Philadelphis; E. Jackson, CharIeston;
Superntendents. A. B. Cook, Norfolk; II. Myers
Richmond; DR. Robertson, West Indies Book
keeper, &. Reid. Norfolk.
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FROM AFRICA-HOSTILITIEs BETWEEN
THE MANDINoOEs AND THE BRITISH

III ""1tSD'NVO1o AND luE1 d M IIou'
BOSTON, Sept. 8-Dates from the Coast of Africa
to August 18th have been received. Advices ftom
Bathurst state that trouble had broken out between
the British and Msndneo tribe. party of govern
ment officials were fred upon by the latter in CON-
sequence Of which the Governor of Sierra Leone Or
ganized fore. and proceeded ag .iust them but he
was smtusbed on the way by the Mandinsoes and
fired into. The Governor was wounded and two Of
fc's we're killed and two wounded. Fsrty of the
native troops were killed and many wounded =
Fatalities still continued and the assistance of tho
French artillery from 9oree having been btaiu ed an
expedition was to Proceed from Bathurst chastse
the enemy.
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The New York Tribune of Saturday announces
the reelection OF Senator Atchison to the U. s.
Senate from Missouri
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YELLOW FEVER I'M NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANs, Sept. THE yellow fever IL on
the decrease in this city.
Sales OF 2 500 bales Of cotton yesterday. Prices
unchanged.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE Ws

Mr.. BUCHANANS RETURN DEF ERRED.
WAsHrscroN. September 9tb.-It Il stated here
that the state Of negotiations 1t the Court of g..
James are such ~ to extend the return of Mr.. Bu-
chsnan to the United States beyond the LIST Of Octo
bar the time appointed for his return. II 10 pre-
% ned hts detention bias reference to the Central
American question.
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L day of September Court, 1855, (TUEsDAY after
Sd Monday in Sept-mber) on the premises, tbs
TRACT OF LAND upon which I formerly lived
near S.evensburg in Cu'peper County. containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
upon the following t@rmE One third cash, one-thrd
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
peperC G. H., in healthy neighborhood This land
is p'ible OF toe highest state Of improve
with good DWELLING and other out-buildinss
au25 JOHN & NORMAN
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
.nRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &o.-On
IL WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at 104 o'clock at
my will sell large and varied assortment of
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c consisting of Csssimere
We CO. Jeans; Sheetinss; Cloth Coats; Cashmere
and Sstinet Pauts Mems heavy Cettun and Wooden
Seeks Is doz Shirts mostly of SUI erior quality;
large variety of white and printed Cambria Hdkfs
Cotton; Lace; Ladies' Slate cold and Black Hose |;
Irish Linen; Ladies' Collars; Silk Hdkfs; Lawn |;
Checked Muslin; Buttona &c
The above are all fresh and desirable Goods and
will be closed without reserve. The trade are in.
yited to attend. r. CAU7 HORN,
ne 10 Auctioneer.
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NURSES FOR NORFOLK.

MOBILE, Sept 9-Fifteen nurees left here yes.
terdsy morning under charge of WIN. N. Ghise-
line for Norfolk
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'~' - BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMs.
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON

MONDAY. l0sh September at O'clock. NJ. vilI
be sold at the risk and cost of Edwsrd Neide i-ho
has failed to comply With the terms Of his purcoase
the Soutb-Si3e of Moore street. a short distsrce
ives. OF Bason Quarter Branch Tavern. aud adioin.
ing the properly of jesse Williams. S7s"
The Lot fronts 81 feet, and runs back gao feet
by request.) Terms will be made known at the
time Of sale. TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, a1f
auSl s- Apotioueern a.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 18th September, we will sell
at 10 O'Clock at our auction rooms assortment of
Groceries, viz:
Coffee Sugars
Rio and Java Coffee
Mackerel; behring's ......
Sosp; Sal Soda
Rectiisd Whiskey
Old Rye do
N. E. Rum
French Brandy
Port Wine
Green and Black Teas
Tanners Oil
Liverpool Salt
Manu- featured Tobacco
Claret Wine, &C., &c.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO..
Ana
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MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
w 7sATTL e r. I42 NAN sysV5=

Nv 3 L L L E K, 142 MAIN srREET.
W : Importer and Dealer in PAINTS, OILS snd
country trade his unusual large stock Of dry and
ground Paints. Lnseed OIL, Spirits OF Tuypsntire.
Also. White Lead, kalsomine. Spanish Brown Ven.
aske b p, Venetian Red, Yellog ocbrs. Purple
tenstope Prussan and Chinese Blue Patenf E;ve
Proof Paint Whiting, and fine red lakes suitable
for houseand coach painters. decorsteurs and srain-
err use. aaaE }isE ST s@ss8fE -
Particular attention paid to packing and FORWARDING
goods. - -
Architects, Engineers and Artists will find 4 s.i
assortment OF artielas for their use.-
Having many facilities by buying for cash. and man.
suit nv customers In any way, :.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
SALE OF VALUABLE

II oak<E OE Valuable
BRICK DWELLINGs. ON CANAL BE-
OF RfCHMOND.-As Trustee In Deed executed
to the subscriber BY Mr. William Mountjoy and wife
dated 9Th Of November, 1852 recorded ii Richmond
Hustngs Court, In Deed Book No g. page 2zS 4
sheu Sell at public Auction, on the premises ON
MONDAY. the 10th day of September, 1856 az 4k
O'Clock r. NJ, III fair not, tho next fair dsy.l the
following Real Estate, Tor 30 much tn ereof 40 viii
Portable Brick fenements frentik together 81 feet
on the South side of Canal street, running back TO
an alsy, one of which IL now in the occup anoy Of
said mountjoy. aP @3 ~
TERMs-Enoueh in cash to defray the expeu,es OF
sale, and note OF 9ll20 with interest from oh or
November, 1854; on credit to $1,000 until the h
November, 1850 and the balance on such terms az
shall be made known at the hour of sale The title
believed to be perfect but the Trustee will convey
with the usual special warranty Il :
aust w GODDIN Fru.t.. 81
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
~ CANDLES Hull, HOUSE AND LOT ON
AND LOT ON CANAL STREET, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION-Wili be sold on MONDAY the 10Th
september, 1855, on the premises commepeip, Al
O'Clock, that very neat Cottage Residences on Gam.
6ies Hill at the corner Of Sd and Byrd strseta now
in the occupancy Of Mr.. w. w. MeClery. = -"
After which, will be sold LOT with small Te-
nement thereon, on the east side of ID, between
Gary and Canal streets The lot fronts SCI feet ruos
back liz feet to alley. -"
After which will be sold valuable Lot on Canal
street between list and Foushee streets frontins "a
fest, running back 1853 feet.
TERMS -One. fourth cash; balance at L. and II
months for negotiable notes interest added and Il.
., G0DDIN APPERSON.
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Terms will be made known at the sale.
se TAYLOR VILLA Ma An.t.

N pursuance of an order of the County
Il Court of Henrco county, shalt, on MONDAY
the l7t of the present month. (September) at 10
o'clock, proceed to sail upon the premises for cssh
al OF the personal property Of Edward Neidt,
ssting in part of Nesro Man or thou,and lbs of
Soap, ia bbls Rosin, Horses, l Mule 4 Carts Ba.
rouche and many other articles connected with the
Soap business. y.
And at the same time, will hire out two NEGRO
Men for the remainder of the vear sf-
se 6-dsd A. 3. HIJTCHISCN q Fl r.
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7 ARUS & SHINE. AUorIosEERs AND
- Commission MFRcHANrs will attend to ell
saes real personal and particular attention psid
tn sales of GkOCEnIES, Day GOODS. HOUSE
FURNITURE. Also. to the sale of Stock of ell
kinds every Saturday,.
p. c. LARUs, JAMES N. SHINE.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL STREET,
AT AUCTION.-As Trustees in three several deeds
of trust. executed by Edward Nsidt and wife, for
s,ciston, dated respectively, 18th May, 1854; 9Th
October, 1854 and 18th Aug 1855 all duly recorded
in Henrco county Court-we shall proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on TU ESDAY, the
lsth day of September, 1885, at Al O'Clock P. M If
fair. If not, the fair day. the Real Estate con-
veYed by the said deeds. consisting OF Lot At the
corner Of Marshall and Nun streets just bevond
the corporation line fronting 26 feet, running back
l4S feetto alley II feet wide, with large brick
dwelling, stable. soap factory, and the permanent
fixtures attached thereto.
TERMs-Cash as to about $500; balance on such
credit a. shall be agreed on at the hour OF SALE.
The title 10 believed to be good; but the subscribers
will convey with the usual special warranty.
.s-dta, A. n! \ + s EAsRntp Trustees.
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BY RICHARD CAUfHORN.

HROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
~ On MONDAY, 10Th Sept, at 10 o'clock. at nv
sfore will sell an assortment of Grockery and Glass
Ware, suited to the retail trade. -
se6 s77E r. CAUTHoRN. Auct.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A Female TEACHER.
w qualified to teach English French and Music
One that can come well recommended will receive
liberal salary. The School to commences 1st Octo-
Va. "a a-Ima
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ROO1oN 0ACT Ef OLA ChAtkEhS.--
1.-the subscriber has just received by the steamer
Crackers, and will keep q supply 10 future.
Those who are Dyspeptic will find them superior
and 8 most delightful Cracker. For sale BY
s.e..r- il FRY,
AGENT for the Manufaefurer
have been using the above Crsekers and taka
great pleasure in ommendin them TO the pubiia
fhey the only kind could find to salt me. being
dyspeptic for many years. -.
Sc j. CRoss.
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nIVIDEND.-The Board of Dircctors
declared dividend of n per cent (4i SO per shsrei
on the capital stock for the pest NIX months
endiog Slst August, 1855, payable and after Mon.
and 18th streets By order of the board OF Direc.ors
JNo ri. BosHEH sec'v ss 80
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
IN ING sTORE.-The undersigned has opened
the beautiful and spacious store No. 1877 Broad St.
avirg made careful selection of fashion able Cloth
ing, and selected q large assortment OF fms Cloths
Black and Fancy Cashmeres Ves,ipgs and Gentle.
mems Furnishing wear liz the cities of NJ York and
Philadelphia aud being experienced Tailor, hav.
ing served cntter in the large establishment of
Kent. Payne Kent and at A. Levy's for number
of years. he feels assured that he pie ase every
one who will honor him with call. All he asks 70
to come and examine for yourself
A. LANG,
No. 1877 Broad st. be tween 7th and
BE elm 9th. above the Marshall Thestre.
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NEW FALL ODS-FOR CASH
~ ONLY CHARLES A GWATKIN. opposite
Exchange Bank, 10 now opening large and COM
piete assortment Of staple and fancy Dry 0oods Car
pets, Rugs Oil Cloths, Curtain, silk Dress Gooes.
comprising the largest and cheapest assortment be
ever had the pleasure Of offering to his friends and
ly solicited. c. 4. 0WATKiN,
Sc OPPOSITE Exchange Bsnf.
SUGAR.-5O hhds prime New Orleans
~ Sugar; IS hhds prime Porto Rico DO; z hhcs
good t. prime Cuba dol landing scd sor sale y
SEA Lewis WEBB L SON.
d EERS' CORDIAL BITTER6. OR
~ MORNING. REGULATOR-An innosent re-
freshipg exhilarstine and dslsious beveTase, pro.
dusns Instant relief from the effects Of osv indsl-
senee. los Of appetite, owsss. o. sPrta dyspsIsia
from Whatever sause-impartpg 70 the whole Ays-
tam renewed strength and yiaof. Tor ssls ~
L RENNETT BEERS,
4 s2l-iIyN sole As~nts.
/ CHAMPAGNE WINE.--5U baskets ve-
( ~ " superior. for sale b ---s...-sss
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CHAMPAHNE WINE.--5U baskets We
sGiss '"''' ~ D ~ koAcusr soo,~
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REAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-w

BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-Will
- be sold on TUESDAY, 18th September, 1855,
at s o'elosk r about 20 Building Lots, portion
OF which are situated on Leigh between 18th and
18th streets. others Valley and other Streets near
the upper Workshops Of the Virginia Central Rail.
road. These Lots are well located. being dry airy
and healthy. Persons of limited means will find
here an opportunity of obtaining residence at q
very mode ate price. :
Terms of sale will be made to suit bidders
se8 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
nOVE HILL FOR SALE AT AUC-
~ TION-On THURSDAY. 18th Sept, upon
the premises at O'Clock M will be sold that bean
siful little Farm, known as Dove Hill, on which Mr.
samuel Cartwright resides, situated miles below
the city on the River road and adjoining the lands
of Robert Farrar, r. H. Lorton, and Mrs Clarke. =
There are Az acres of Land-one half In woods
the remainder cleared and in good order, a. the
gro ing crops will show
The dwelling has four rooms, with she'd front
and rear porcbes; and the outhouses consist of
kitchen, smokehouse, barn, stables, kc-the whole
in good repair
To those in want Of valuable Farm, of its size.
near the city, this offers Inducements; and such
would do we'll to examine it previous to the time of
sale.
Terms will be made known at the SALE -r-
20 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WANTED. "A young lady who has had
w some experience as Teacher of the following
branches: English, Music and Fancy Needleworf,
desires to get a situation In family. Salary So
much an object as pleasant home. Sati,factory re.
te1ences given. if required. Address SARAH, Box
71S, Richmond O. "a 8-St+
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No. 1877 Broad st. between 7.h and
n 9Th. above the Marshall Theatre

DISAPPOINTMENT consequence of
L the inclemency of the weather we have post
poued the day of contribution for the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers until MONDAY next, Septem-
Der 10TH and hope to have the pleasure Of serv.
ing many of our friends and customers with their
Dasuerreo.y pes and, at the same time, pledge our
selves contribute every cent taken in that day
to the sufferers Of Nor ok and Portsmouth.
POWERS DUKE, Dsguerreotypsts,
"a 6 lS9 Main st.
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WANFED.-I wish to employ on tn.
w line of the r r. & P, +. r about IS mile.
from Richmond, Is good bands. to lay Track.
w. N. BRAGG, Sup't of Road.
Office r. r 4 P co., D..
August 10, 1855. au11
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WANTED-A colored woman without
W incumbrance. for small family. for the ba
lance OF the year. who is a first rate WASHES and
ikoNEk, and can assist also in general housework
None need apply unless well recon IN nded; for such
an one liberal price will be paid Apply to
ae5 WINSTON 4 POWERS
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WANTED, A FARMING wish to
W rent or lease small Farm, of fertile quality.
with Improvements for q family, and within six OF
eight miles of the city.
Fl. " GRAVES CO,
au lots 18th street. between Main and Cary,
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WANTED-A Young Lady who has had
w several years experience in Teaching, i. de.
sreus of obtaining situation Teacher of Music or
French In some OF the Schools Institutes in this
city, would give private instruction the Piano
Communications addressed to Miss A. L., Post Office
box 680 an 24-1mt
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WANTED-To hire for the balance of
W the year. colored GIRL, to take care of
child and to make herself generally useful In a small
family. e. GOLDsMIT.
se5 205 Broad It.
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DORT WINE.-5 qr. casks Port Wine
i fine article, for sale bs
se 6-iw DUNLOP. MONCURE CO
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"ANTED-The bulk of 10000 Bbls.
w on storage we have the finest facilities for
storing WHEAT merchandise generally to be
had in the city. ''-
Those who have got goods to store would do we'll
to call and examine for Themselves
...-' d. B. BRiD3FORD CO.,
Merchants Warehouse,
au n On the Dock.