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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11
BY Kent Paine 4 "a


i AXE AND PkkEMPTORY SALEO OF
r. Dhf GOODS AT AUCTION-Ou WEDNES-
"a the izth inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock we
VIII sen, at our Warehouse, No. 1853 and l65 Main
street several invoices OF entirely fresh
FANCY AND STAPLE DIZZY GOODS.
CON great variety of very choice and desira
pie soods. suited to the season.
:. WIN aiso sell an invoice of cut goods BEING the
ssock OK z retailer ma king a change in bushes
1n,nong which Is handsome assortment of sill.
sess GOODS, shawis, Splendid Cioaks, Mautles.
. Also, an invoice of Ready Made Clothins. Iinsn
bosom s SHIRTS Merino Shifts and Drawers, &c., &c,
he PARTICULAR attention of the trade is invited 10
TINS sale, rs large amount of goods will be- sold er1
Dfaclns some OF the choices mort styles
we have ever offered ct suction
IEkAs-Ail sams under 100 dollars cash: ovar that
aiIou months credit for approved paper
no Q KENT. PAINE 4 CO.. Anctionssrs.
a GVOD q 4 &C d ny AND DE0.
n FERs' STAND FOR SALE AT Auction.
20 niles above Richmond, immedissely on
the Three Chopted Road, leading to Charlotte !.
vile, VIII be sold at public suction, on the i2,h Ma
yember ii tar, ii not the fair dsy at IL O'clock
the above stand for business, containing IS .cr,
more or less, good Dweiling house. with i've rooms
and ell necessary out houses good store house. wei
OF excellent water 10 the yard and good orchard
no 4-dtd MILTON 8. COTTRELI.
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DEWS IN ST. PAUL,S AND ST JAMES,
4 CHURCH AT AUCTION-We will sell on
FRIDAY afternoon l4th inst, at 4 O'Clock, ut St
PauPs Church, Pew No I'll in said Church being sit.
0sted near the centre Of the middle aisle.
Also. At st James Church, et ~ o'clock same day,
one half OF Pew Ne. So being the first Pew IN the
middle aisle Of said Church.
Tho Pews most elligibly situated being the
ssnae recently occupied by the late John strobia,
Esq.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
no Ii T. b COOK a. co Auets
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~ E0tice 10 the Public. lido not put too
fa1ch confidence in the sslf-putting with
uagucIsotyY but rest assured that any real (not
assinsryl Improvement in the beautiful art of Pho
agrsPhY will be introduced By GIBBS a. soon a. it
skes is appearances; but for the present, he conf
Gently asserts that there is nothing in this city
Iable for beauty durability with ,he Ambrotype,
'rr "Saison Picture, called by some as mate by
i,npPovsmsn,s waloh have appeared in syndry cards
o. late. We furnish any style Picture in the art
ask Is q call, and examine specimens, to con.
ace any of the truth of assertion. Gallery,
corinthisn Hall, Main, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
90 Is 2. L. GIBBS.
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BOARDING,

DOWHATAN HOUSE...The proprjetors
of the above establishment would most full
ly inform the citizens of Richmond and others wish
ing board by the week. month year. that they have
just completed their arrangements to fitting up
and furnishing the above house in the comforta.
BILE and fashionable style, and now prepared to
accommodate families or young men, with or with
out rooms, furnished not furnished, as may suit
them best We have at this time several of the NEST
choice rooms in the Hotel, on the lat, ID and Sd
foors, which would be pleased to have occupied
by families. We are also prepared to accommodate
any number of transient boarders, the most rea-
sonabe terms and will pledge ourselves to do all in
our power to render entire satisfaction
FRENCH CARDOZO, Proprietor
P. S.-We would aso state that we have EN- ployed
the services of Mr. John H. Seayres formerly of the
Columbian Hotel. FRENCH L CARDOZO
no 7-6t
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ROAkDlNG..-Onc err two families and
ID four or five single gentlemen, can be accommo.
dated with BOARD, at the Victoria House, on Main
street. near OH. on accommodating terms
oc 15-2aw2w*
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VTNITED STATES HUTEL re-openea as
~ private boarding house, by the undersisn cd,
who bess leave respectfully to say that there
vacant several fms rooms for families and single gen.
tlemen. Nothing shall be left undons render this
enterprise worthy this patronage of discerning pub
lie, and to establish first class boarding house
Terms moderate, and exert'ons made TO please
Transients taken at the rate of 81 .25 per day
&C 22-lnD* ] A, JETER
NOTlCh.--Several pleasant rooms, with
l Board. may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 9Th and 9th
streets they having concluded to remain their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be accomruo-
dated as day boarders. seats
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r. c. LARus.

a. Card.--Thomas ". X ec~.. au.,,.
eel, tumce with George J. Summer, No 20 Pearl It.
VIII sttend In person to the sale of Real Estate,
oasenoid Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise, Horse,
ALso.-Tc Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
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IL Preserve your Teeth.--Arrest De-
cay. Sound and healthy Gums, Teeth white as Ala.
aster and perfumed breath can be obtained by the
use of DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
fornstioa of tartar, TENDERS the teeth whte and
olpsrts delightful and permanent aromatic fra
rance TO the breath. Recommended as superior to
any preparation known, by Drs. Peasants Hudson,
Hsncock, &c, &c, of this city, and by Dentists and
pIysoisnt everywhere.
Kor sale by all Druggists, wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Chemist and Druggist,
oc S3-5n 9th and Broad SITS.
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a. STRAYkD OK sTOLEN, from the
f9S First Market House, on SATURDAY even
ing, the 18th of October, YELLOW
MARE, years old. She had on black saddle with
will give reward of Ten Dollars for the delivery
of the Mare to me; and if stolen, $40 for the appre
henson and conviction of the thief
2l-tf JOHN LINDSEY.
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- LEE, BAyLY ~ COOKE. After.
neys and CounselIors at Law, practice in all
the Courts held in the city of Richmond and county
of Henrico. JAMES X. LEE,
SAMUEL I. BAYLY,
RID. IyANH0E COOKE
Office on llth street, between Main and Bank.
NO Io-dim
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rya Valentine az Son have new openee
thoir large stock of staple and Fancy DRY dooDS'
.e.lich they offer to purchasers q. lately
8. ,noranedoated prices fos cash: Negro Woolens;
cached and Brown Domestics; oznaburgs Prints IN
,ry variety, and all the novelties in De LANES aud
:. ~ Merinoss Cashneres, Alpacas and bomba-
.es srem aoction GALES; Scotch and French Embroi'
d. iss Ribbons and Trimmings In various tastes;
.roetipss Rugs, Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, BROOKE
0'' oG VALENTINE Il SON, No. 80 Broad e.,
In =. Valentine Square.
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BY Il. BfCoek & Co.. 1oc1.-

ny =. hSCoek Il Co., Ancts.
AHGE AND UNREkERVED SALE OF
- IL GLASSWARE, CRoCKERY, &c AT Arc.
uaVN.-Wii Dc sold 1t our store, on THURSDAY
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. very large invoice of Glass
ware, Croekery, Ac embracing in part Tumbieu
Wines, Goblets, sa!ts, Lamps, Bowls Celleries Sc
Granite Plates Cups and Saucers; Dishes Basins And
Ewers; Chambers and Toilet Sets; Covered Di,hes
Pitchers, &c; Rockingham spittoons and Pitchers
China Tea Sets Plated Spoons and Csstors; Looking
Glasses, dc.
The whole embraces the best assortmsu offered in
this market this and affords anc
retail dealers rare opportunity to replepish thei
stocks.
The whole to be sold without reserve
mol E. B. COOK 4 CO., Aucts.
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@sx, MRS. DEMELMAN HAS RNnn
KaaHa just .receved splendid assortment *
8wx of FALL asd WINTER MiLLIN -&fSN
VI RY GOODS, such az BONNETS, -
HAIR DRESSES, D REsS CAPS. RIBDUNS.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, NE e DIE WORK
COLLARS, BABY CAPS &c.
LADIES' CATERS. GLOVES, and large as.
sortment of LADIES' CLOAKS, &c, which she 70.
specfutlJ offers to the Ladies of Richmond and Vi
cinlty, at very moderate prices
She will also bleach and alter BONNETS In the
latest style, and st the shortest notice.
MRS. ]. DEMELMAN,
&C 24-dlmA han at, between 18th and 18th ata.
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a TTENTiON BUTCHEKs.--Wiil De sold
n on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, at Msrlbourns,
near Old Church, in Hanover county, large lot OF
Cattle of improved blood, by cross on the Horned
or Durham stock, many Of which are in GOOD BEEF
ORDER.
Will also be sold at the same time and place. pair
of serviceabls Carriage HORSES.
i RUFFIN, JR,
]. C. RUFFiN,
no s-dtd Attorneys for Z. Ruffin, Sr.
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Em. MADAME e.. son, who received
MxH53the first premium at the Mechanics' Fair, rs-
NJ spectfuly announces to the Ladies', that abe
w has commenced her Winter opening of SU.
PERB AND EXQUISITE BONNETS. comprising
all the latest fashions from Paris and New York
consisting Of rich Royal Velvet of every kind and
color, Satin and Straw-trimmed and untrmae0
with choice selection of elegant Flowers Feath-
Caps and Head dresses, &C.. &C. which, for style
and ciieapness will compete with any other estab.
shment in the city and those in need of any article
ia the MILLINERY LINE will please give me a
CALL az am determined to please and give satisfac
tiol.
Don't forget MADAME SON, No. SIS Main sire ct,
opposite st Charles Hotel.
All orders il the Millinery Department executed
with dispatch and neatnsss. &C 28-Im
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE UF Two vALUA.
l. BILE SLAVES.-As trustee in . certain deed Of
trust from Mrs Margaret Brooks dated 4th October,
1855, duly record ed in Richmond hustings Court,
shall sell at public auction in front of the state Court
House, on FRIDAY, the 14th November, 1885, at ~
O'Clock, NJ. two valuable slaves, named San and
Matilda. The former first rate cook and the latter
is excellent Cook and Chambermaid: Terms
cash. w. GOODIN,
no lids Trustee.
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II FAITHFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
~ MUS1C-Received by

BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
~ MUSIC-Received by
HAROLD & MURRAY.
ranged for parlor and use by Grover Dres-
se-i consisting of IL numbers
speak kind word when you can, song; by Tho.
mas. 25c.
Gentle Annie; beautiful melody; by Foster 25c
Beautiful Leaves; now and beautiful song bv the
author of Shells of Ocean, &c. SIC.
Hopes Gone By song; by Thomas. 25c.
The ViIsge Queen, ballad. 25c
Cheerful Voices, soma; by Glover. 25c:
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka; by Francis H Brown Soc
Perpetual Feast; set of beautiful variations. by
Grobe; Nos. Soc.
The Song of the Captive Bird; variations by Fran.
Gis II. Brown. Soc
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks; IA beautiful Isslo.
dies, by FOSTER arranged for young pupils by BelaL
Each l5c.
full supply of ell standard and popular yusio ON
hand and Dsw Music received weekly.
Musc sent by mail, free of postage poIO
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DOLLARD's RHEUMATIC LJNIMENT
PoLLARUS RHEUTATTo LINIMENT
poLLARDs RHEUM4TTc LiSIMENT '"'
Is 9 certain cure for Nervous Headache
PoLLARUS RHEUMdTIc LINIMENT
Is certain cure for Neuralgia.
PoLLARDS RHEUMATIC LINLMENT
Is a certain cnre for Paralysis.
poLLARDs RHEuMA srle.' hf NE 81 1q'l'
L. certain cure for Ghappsd Hands
IL certain cur. for Affections of the Spine.
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT
no4 Is for sale by every Druggist in the city.
CHOEs AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
- Mr. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent ir
gentiemen's department; Mr.. JOHN klMPEL, do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who are known to be equal to any IN
he is prepared to have made to order in the neates
style, every description Of Ladies' and Gent!emens
Boots Caters or Shoe; Of any style d oIrs
fsIs No. Is, Pearl street.
l. be effected with the Albermsrle Insurance Com
pany e favorable terms a. with any other conaps
ny In this State, possessing real caxh capital to meet
- Asts, R,shmosa, vs-
WIN. z EARLY, freSt
JNo. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y,
Charlottesville, "
MOTTO E---JDHN W COSBY having
tranferred and assigned to me, for the benefit OF
his creditors all debts and claims due or sccrung
him BY bond, bill, note open account otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts claims
to make immediate payment to me, a. longer indul.
Eence cannot be given.
jy l9---ts ALEX. GARRETT, Trustee.
CHANGk IN BUsINEsn.--A CARD.
~ The Subscribers, from the Senccurssement re-
ctived for nine months pest In their effort TO keep
Grocery store on Temperance principles 5ud that
their BURNERS viii barely pay their expenses there
fore they have concluded 10 abandon that feature
their ousnesS and present to the public stock that
viii invite . more extended share Of patronage.
Respectfully. SlZER 4 PHAUP.
DC q ~ Msiu -.
COllAlEkCIAL SAVINGS BANK-.CRaT
" tered By the Legislature of Virginia, Deesmbsf
i7th, I8dS-Capital, $50. 000--This Institutim 70
ssives depodts which interest u paid Ct the rate
Of per cant per annum If remsinine ON deposit N
monfhs sud per cant. for shorter periods -
WIN. @. PAINE, Pfendeut
GEO. j. SUMNER Goercfary
yNO. II. MONTAGUE, Trsasurss
nh - Once No l6a corner Main sad 18th IT..
DACON q HADKkMtlLL,
% GENIAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive eondsnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Conf
Wheat ke and give thar personal attention e sles
Of same ana keep constantly on hand large and gene
y. 6S5--AkUO
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" Baths. Baths! Baths Hot, COLO
sld Shower Baths can be had at all hours nom
O'clock A. NJ to 10 P. NJ, at the Hair CUTTING sha-
wing and Sha mpooning Saloon, under the american s.
,aotei Entrance 18th street. Single ossh - CO.
o. stick sEs for dollar mo 81
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N1RXlCAN GUANO.- 800 barrels 4 A
lvl Mexican 0uano, on eondgnment, wnien ws
wa o'0's = '''.' d. b. sKINKER 4 CO.,
,oe No. - Cary sHsst
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-c,-Prescripfions promptly and acc nrn5e-
= som pounded al al hourA. Gay Q. ninns; y TnI
/ TaTES OF THE PHILADELPHIA CeL-
; rGE OF PHARMACY, alone sto,
LAIDLEY lOBfNSONS
Nav Family Medicine and rresenPs'oa S.o'''
rw Or. Wooidrtdge.---Omce ,0n lyLn
se 3o-1mt
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~ J.F. Gardner, M. D., Homeopathic
1yBicsn, Richmond, Va ,,...s
"g S'AS' VA au 29---d5m
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III MAIN STREET..

49, TAYLOR 81 CO. have now on ESHH
~ hand a splendid assortment of White GU
and Decorated China in sets and By the pieces also
large and assortment of White Granite
Dinnor Wsie, Toilet Ware, Plates, Dishes, &c.
They repaired to offer goods upon as reasona
BILE terms any bouss in the city.
Particular attention always paid to packing
Messrs Joseph Stebbins and .. E. Hatcher for many
years engaged in the China business this city,
be found at the above establishment and will be
pleased to inset with their old friends and acquant-
ances. &C S0-lm
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Ayxn NOTICE 20 LADIES', kVn a
H&al Mrs. c. FLEISHMAN, having just 49,
received from the Northern cities X3S4
W splendid assortment of MILNE
BY GOODS, such Bonneta, Flowers, Caps and
Trimmings, of the latest styles and at the lowest
prices invites her old omers and the public gene
rally to call and examine her stock She atters her
self to be able to compete with any Establishment OF
the kind, a. regards price quality, &c in the city
C. FLElSHMAN, 18th street.
Next door to the Bon-Ton Bakery.
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Ia T.. y. McEAKOY, Merchant Tailor,
IA No 2. BALLAD HousE, opposite Post Office,
W. Has jast received beautiful assortment Of
.lk& GOODS, adapted to gentlemen's wear, con.
sisrlng of Cloths and Cassmeres of ali colors Vel.
vets Silks and Cashmere Vestings Of the most beau.
tful description, all of which have been recently
selected by himself In the Northern cities and he il
now prepared to execute orders with promptness on
reasonable terms Sc 13-2m
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IA CHILDREN,S AND YOUTHS,
CLOTHING.-Ths subscriber has now the
largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
-AA for Children's and fouths wear, that he ever
had TO Offer comprising al sizes styles and qualities
Parents and guardians and all others in of such
goods, would save much time and trouble by calling
immediately on me, a. an determined to offer eve
~ inducement to insure perfect satsfacton and will
be sold low for cash, or to punetual customers
]. II. RIDDlCK,
No. 1924 Main st., opposite the American Hotel
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BY Laru, & Shine.

ISL & N Il z =, "a L 4 OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac-
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction, com.
nlsnctng On SATURDAY EVENING, At O'Clock, st
Store Mo- H. Main street, the entire stock Of mer
chant declining buslness, amounting TO about 1l0000
worth of Gold English Hunting and open.faee Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cylinders, Silver De.
tached Levers, Aneksrs and Cylinders
ALSO,
An extsnsivs assortment Of Gold Plated and 0ils
Watches, suitable for the rouutry trade.
ALSO,
A large assortment of Heavy Gold Fob, Breast and
Guard Chains.
An extensive variety Of Gold Loeksts, {all ssss,
Breastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo and
Gold Stone Sets Brscelet.s Ear RIMS, all styles OF
Finger Rings Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens To-
eether with complete assortment ofstaple and fancy
Goods of all kinds, both American and English.
Country merchants would do we'll to attend our
assortment of such articles which slone be found
In the city.
Selling for the assignee we are Instructed to close
the entire stock a. soon "a practicable.
The public are respectfully invited 70 examine tbs
stock, which will DO exhibited and sold privately, dali
iy, until the entire lot IL closed.
" Sale to take place every evening commencing
at O'Clock. LARUS SHINE, Aucts..
seq No "a Main stree
Having received Instructions to close the entire
stock possible, and to facilitate instruo-
ton, have taken the store Main street. No. i50
tive doors below the Exchange 1ank,l whore We
will sell daily at 10 A. III and Pm CONNIE ncing
ON next TUESDAY, the 2lst inst Our regular eve.
mig sales will also take place at "a Main
&C 20 LARUs SHlNE Aucts.
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So GEO. b. STEEL.
QQf1TN DENTIST.

pIdCLlC6 DrancheB
city, assuring them that ell operations entrusted to
his care will be performed in the most satisfactory
INCORRUPTIBLE PORCELAIN TEETH, with
or without artificial gums and block work, inserted
on gold silver platina. with Clasps Spiral Springs,
mouth may indicate. His facilities for the manu-
facture of ARTIFICIAL SETS of TEETH are not sur
passed. If equalled, BY any other Dental Establish
meut in this city
He refers those with whom be is not acquainted,
to Rev. r B. c. Howell, d d Capt Geo. S. Lownes,
Saml Herdgrove, r. j. Barnes, John Tanner VIM.
Cray z. A. J. Clopton, and H. K. Ellyson. EGGS.
EV- Office No Isl On Main, between 9th and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va no lo-1lt
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Receive eondanmens OF Tobsoeo, Fiouf, corsi
heat re- and Give THAR personal attention = sAleG
d ssme ana keep constantly on hand large and gene
ri aassrtmsns 81 orossrss. sssl, Peruvian 0u.ns.
q. WH-eSWU
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CLOTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

0oxA6AAA0k4n&A7N
FALL GOODS FOR Ia56....The
~ subscriber has received his FsiI stock Of rea-
W. dy made rLOTHIHG and 0ENTLEMENG
ask thu attention of his friends and the public sene
rally, vtz.
COAT Blue, Black, Brown and Dahlin Dress and
trcck Fancy Cashmere Business Frock and Sack ;
Lamb'sin, Beaver, Petershsm, Mohair and Pilot
Taimes snd Ragaus; Beaver, Pilot Mohair, Peter.
shsun and Nesrs- Head Sacks and Srrtouts
and Gray Cross Ribbed Cashmere, Green and Brown
Plaid Cashmere.
lVEeTS-Black Satin. Silk Cashmere, Fancy Vel.
vet, Gerino and Cassimers, Silk and Plush.
ALSo-A very large collection of Cloths, CASH
meres and Fesings OF ever shade and quality which
he 10 prepared to make to MEASURE at the shortest
notice. in the best aud most fashionable style.
Z. SPENCE,
oc S8--u Richmond, Virginia
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ePHCIAL NOTICHn.
r. Sc, 600 noilsre wsrth OF
DRY GOOD

AT REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE.
Intending TO close BY the lst Of January, invita-
The eapecal attention 81 nay friends and the public
10 my large and attractive stock Of Dry Goods e.
surfing them Il every article will be sold ut great
reduction from former prices My stock consists 10
Part of the following seasonabe and desirable
Geeds:
Black and Fsney SILKS
PLAN and Fiseted MOUSELINES
English and Wrench MER1NOEs
CASHMERES, ALPACAS, vELVETS
CLOAKS SHAwLS
EMBRoIpERIES Of every description
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEsTINGS
KEesEYS SATINETS
LINSEYS, BLANKETS
glsck and Bro. SHEETINGs and sHIRTINGs
Swiss Strip ped aud Checked MUsL1NS
PRINTS. 3IN9HAMS
BRILLlASTS, HOSIERY, dc, he.
THOMAS d. QuARLES
60 lo-s 20 Broad ct
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MEAT RESIDENCE ON UNION HILL
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
SATURDAY, November 18th, 1885, at y O'Clock, r.
NJ, the premises occupied by Mr.. BEDFORD, and op-
poste the residence of Mr. Newell. The improve
ments consist of neat and nearly dwelling con-
tanning four rooms, small kitchen and well of ex-
csllent water.
The lot fronts 10 feet East line of Union or
Concurrence street, and runs back to Esd street.
Terms -One-fourth cssh balance at f. 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest," added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
nos GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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ITO CARPENTERS AND hAILhOAD
j. CONPkACTORS.-Prop will be received
until 18th November next for the erection, at the
Montgomery White phur Springs, of one building
$50 by 40 feet, three stories, for dining room DC,
and one other building 10 By 40 feet, for Chspel
&c also for change in the location of the Railroad
leading to the Springs, which will require over half
mills of new track.
Plans and specifications of the change in the Rail-
road, may now be seen at the Springs and those OF
the buildings may be seen at the office OF Henry
Exall, Architect, Richmond, and after 9Th No
vember, and at the Springs and after 10th Novsm-
Der.
Persons attending at the Springs on the 18th No
vembeN for the purpose of bidding for any Of che
above work, will be charged no board. Address
RO. Fl. MOSBY,
President MONTGOMERY WHITE s. s. Co.
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TRUSTEES A l. r OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE, AT THE CORNER OF nth
AND CARY STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONb.--As trustee in a certain deed, executed By
A A. Hughes. Esq dated the 10th April, 1854 duly
request of the holder of the bond secured thereby
proceed sell public auction, the premises for
cash, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day of November, at II
o'clock M if fair if not the next fair day, the fol-
lowing very valuable resl estate, viz ALI the certain
lot tho North side of Gary and East line of 18th
streets fronting 66 feet said Gary street. running
back $50 feet TO alley, which said lot there
several framed and dwellings occupied by vari
Gus tenants fair The title 10 believed to be
perfect but the Trustee will convey with the usual
special warranty. w. GODDlN,
NOD lids Trustee.