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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-24

The nnderslgned, BY best domesuc connsctlons
and by direct importations from Europe will hereaf
ter no conduct their Oil. Paint and Glass establish
ment a. offer great advantages 60 their customers
both quality snd prices OF every description oil
articles in their lime.
Their Artists Materials Department, also their
collection of Engravngs and Prints has been corsid-
bly Rcd and 70 this branch of their business
they particularly ca the attention of Principals OF
schools and Academies and tho lovers OF Art
0rders from tho country will be promptly atended
In -f-f1 VIM SATTLEk CO,
nrA-.ms l42 Nam street, Richmond. Va.
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NTATCHEs.--Round Weed Boxes, Paper
I{l Boxea BE ehiys Mstchea small Wax Matches,
large Wax Matches no sulphur Matches In round tin
boxes DO in long tin boxes do in French fancy bxs,
do in GRASS boxes do IN small barrels, Co. in enam-
allied box g. DO in mahogany and cured maple chests.
wrench Matches American Matches with aud with
ont sulnhur Vesuvisns and Lance's fIsmmseres, for
Cisnrs ia the greatest variety received and for sails
by . =. 0hA 20 !, C ~ ....t
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Iii d. y Me ROY Merchant Tailor,
"A Governor Street a few doors above Main,
M Has just received beautiful assortment of
-AA GOODS, adapted to sentlemsn's wear, con-
shifting of Cloths and Cassmeres of ali colors Vel
vets, Silks aud Cashmere Vestings Of the beau.
selected By himself in the Northern cities and he Is
now prepared to execute orders with prsmptness ON
reasonable terms @ Sc l8-2n
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c. HOB SON.
~ Board of Trade of Rtchmoud,.-
Horace l.. KENT, Pres't. E. B. BENTLEY, Treas'l
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.

WILLIAM S. DONNAN, Chairman.
LARKIE w. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES 3. DuPuY,
DAVID CuRRIE, l.. d. CRENsHAw.
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NOflCe...l haye shis aay appe1nee4 Mr.
IN WM. 3 QH4lEN, ny AGDnt n ees1nst tke
ls16nsn1. oss.n ~. 1iiss
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49, DANVILLE RAILROAD.-.For the
accommodation of persons visiting the
Agricultural Fair, Trains win leave DANVILLE at
the ususl hour stopping all the regular stations to
take passengers. Members of the Agricultural
Society COMING to Richmond will be charged full
fare. All such having passed this road will re-
turn Free upon presentation of their Certificate of
Membership. until the I'd day Of November
Stock articles intended for exh bition, will be
free, If In possession of the same owner.
oc 22-tN5 C. CAMPBELL, sup't.
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CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENTs.

O6OIx4IAN0 liz dINEiNI 10.
"a CHILDREN,S AND YOUTHS,
ca CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now the
R largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
-AQ- for Children's and iouths' wear that he ever
bad TO offer comprising all sizes styles and qualities
Parents and guardians and ali others in want of sue
goods, would save much time and trouble by calm.
Immediately ms, as am determined to offer eve.
~ to insure perfect subtraction and will
be sold low for cash, or to punctual customers
j. H. RIDDICK
No. 1921 Main st., opposite the American Hotel.
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ny Z. 3. COOK = co.. Aseis-


TRY GOODS. DC, At AUCTION.-Wlll
u be sold ON FRIDAY, 18th inst. ct 10 o'clock, ct
our store very large saortnsnt Of stspiA and ra1-
cy Dry Goods, Cloths CasslmeSss, &e, eUtrsefng .
great variety Of Ladies' Dress Goods. CIeths Csssi-
meres, Satnets, Satin. silk ard Enbroidered Vest
inss, Cotton and Msrino Undershirs Hosiery n great
variety, Shirts SuspenderA Silk and Cambrie Hand.
kerchiefa, he. ke.
ALsO-A IN. all lot Of Household Furnitsrs be-
long'n to family declining house keeping.
ALSO "a lot Of Cosnae Brandy and Mononeahels
90 3 s. 3. COOK L CO., Aasss.
HIGH CONSTA BL rs "a r. --ssili s. cold
on FRIDAY, The 24th October 1855 ae 10 o'clock,
At the house formerly occupied BY =. W. Muller on
Governor street, between Main and 4rantfn TO at
isfy an attachment Of Kidgway W. Mailer: One
German Piano Forte; Old eofss Pine Tables;
ChaiyS Demijshns; Bar; Ice Box; Gilt Minor;
Picture;l Clock; Gilt Figure Heads; bundles CT
gars; pint bottles Champagne; set caston; % Tum-
bierE Dedinsr; 10 Dscanters; eusar Stand; half
dozen Plates; Pewter Spoons; Fire Screen; l
slower; Wooden Painted Screen empty barrels
l Ruplett of Irish Whisksy; 5 Window 6hades; 1
pair Spittoons; Cottage Bedsfead; Mattresses;
Sheets; Ccunterpsiue, and the key Of the Bar Room
the balance Of the year Terms cash on delivery.
oc PSI FRED. BUTLER, H. c. G.. \.
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- 80 BY Thomas w. Aeesoe.
iofhes with George J Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Street
Nv H0RAES AND BUGGIRS FOR
&oHsALG At AUCTIOE.-Wiil be sold on
SATURDAY morning, October 18th, com
msncins 1t 10 sclsck, ct ths Hsrss Lot. Csntra be-
pot number Of Saddle and Harness Horses and
second hand Bugsiss with Hsrness
&C u THOa. w. KEESEE, Auct
By Richard CaushOrn.
ZINE COW ATAUCTION.--On sATUR.
DAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock, at the Lot nesr
the Central Railroad Depot will sell ct auction,
YER. superior Mich Cow, raised near Philadelphia
has been in the city three years. and gives IA quarts
milk daily, when fresh to the pail.
EBt+&tr HORSES
Aiso. several work Horses, and one aoe Mare.
oc "a r. CAUTHDRN.
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~, 80 and Wednesday and DO re-opened on -
THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. Esd with her wiaI1r
opening OF superb and exquisite Bonnets, compri-
nog all the latest Fashions from Paris and New
YORK, consisting of Rich Royal Velvet of every kind
and color, Satin, and Straw Trimmed and Untrim-
med, with choice selection of elegant Flowers
Feathers, Caps and Head Dresses, sc. &c, which for
style and cheaPness, will compete with any other
establishment 10 the city, and these in need of any
article In the Millinery line will please give me
call, as am determined to please aud give satisfec
ton. Don't forget MADAM SON, IS Main street
opposite ST. Charles Hotel. =
All orders in the Millinery department executed
with despatch and nestness. oc PITTS
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"a FALL GOODS, IS56...The sub.
scrber has just received beautiful assort-
W ment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such
-A1 as fine dress Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Collars
Suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties. Pocket Hdkfs. &c
&c. Also, large lot of gentlemen's Shawls, to
which he would ask the attention of his friends and
the public generally. E. B. SPENCE,
oc 10 No. 100 Main and 18Th ata
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r ARGE BRICK DW kLLING, ON 9Th
IL STREET, BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD
1856 on the premises commencing at O'Clock, the
large Brick Dwelling, located above, and opposite
rooms; is we built and is supplied with city water
and bathing apparatus.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed, or title retained.
oc ~ GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
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SOMETHING NEW.-.I ne,,eedd r Il o. ....
rocuas. the mott complete Spring Bed that have
ever s.sn; Z L 2 very simple u IL s9ss O..
the Isrsest and most beautifnl assortment of Fun.
tuTe have ever seea exhibited In kiehmopd ~
affection wes attracted to most beautiful Wfereoc
In the assortment. oc 20 dim II
ELOTAlN6s--8ufncie flor tie ce2fess
~ and satisfaction Of customers, mey - foune -
lie Maan street whore eli iAtsrested are nv1po -
call. "a sfss
OvERcoATs. ovERcoATs. u the mo- ~.
proysd style, NARRATED 10 6f. and sssommanded -
perfect 81 ~ that snecesny fer AfQpalas sxtteie
DRESS fRoCKA. DRESS FnUQk9. Of Riaek
and fanoy Cloth, varied In style, snf apAxy resdJ
for fhs examination and sppFc.h - ~ thpss sis-
posed e petlce the edysntsses q eur atoek.
HOW BEAUTIFUL! are the eafusensz Of thoss
who havs been Fortunate enough to purchase fro.
the subecxbefA Does this seem IKE boesting Z
Thosa who think II sxtrsyseanf would "a well 70 ct
thomsslves right By % sxamInation.
0n0eH0N0 4 TUPMAN
.oe1s ne "a. ssTs.t
NOfICE...l kaye this any aDpo6nee4n Iy.
IN WIN. = Q114GN, ny AGont a eoa6usf tn
IMMUNE = 4 a Z H..
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~ Fall, lS56.-Spiendid Stock.-THOS.
rRiCE x Co. have opened the richest and most
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods which they have exhibited to their friends
and the public:
Elegant SILK Robes.
DO Valencia do.
Do Figured Mouselaines.
Do do Cashmeres.
Do Velvet CloAks.
Do Colored and Black Cloth Cloaks-
Velvet Talmas-Misses- t--s...ts
Cioaks-ali styles.
Rich BIocade Silks.
Do Plaid and Striped Silks. -.
French aennos, tail colors sa
Splendid MORE Antique Robes. as
Black Figured and Plain Silks.
Cloak Cloths and Vslvets.
Embroideries in svaTy variety.
Hcisery. Gloves, Mirts.
Shirts Flsapeis, ke.
And in Servants Goods such ~ white snd colored
Blankets, Fuiled Cloths, 4attinetts, sheePs Grey.
Caroline Jesns, Lindseys, 40; the Greatest STOCK
they have ever had, and offered 1t the very icwost
Yates
ALSO,
Curtain Materials Of every kind; Brocatslie; pa
mask; Moreens; Lsse and Muslin Curtains; Corsicei
Loops, Bands 6imps &c., Ac., which viii be SOLD ~
low such goods be bought in the largest mar
bsisia the country. T.R. PRICE 4 CO
sez7--im SO Main street.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..-I have
~ this day associated with me as q partner In my
business, Mr.. A SHOLL, to conduct the same at the
old stand No 142 Main street. under the style and
firm of WIN. SATTLER CO.
take this opportunity of most gratefully thanking
my customers and the public generally, for past fa.
vors and patronage and would most respectfully ask
an extension and continuance of the same to the new
firm. VIM SATTLEh-
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N NOTICE. no LADIES.

aNFm NOTICE TO LADIES, ~0
W%&S3 mrs C. FLEISHMAN, having Just S$S
ySX received from the Northern cities RSSN
-, - splendid assortment of MILNE ~
Ky GOODS. such az Bonnets, Flowers. Cans and
trimmings, OF the latest styles and at the lowest
prices In vites her old aud the public
ra,y to call and examine her stock She atte,s her
sell to be able to compete with any establishment of
the KIND, - regards price, quality &c, in the city
@. FLElSHMAN, 18th street.
Next door to the Bon-Ton Bakery
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I'm OMNIBUS NOTICE..-The
"a subscriber will discontinue running
his OMNIBUS line on the regular
route during the contin uence of the Agricultural
Fair. After the Fair, the line will be resumed as
heretofore.
n. B. The line will be from the Mechanics to
the Agricultural Fair at Is cents each way, and the
same charge for any intermediate distances So
22--8t GEO. l.. EARNEST.
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UVNIIsTEES SALE OF O Il Sc.
A. Trustsee of the nhockos Hill Building Fund
Aocistion ~ shall proceed to sell 70 the highest
bidder, roa CASH, ct sehaas Hall Ion Broad street.
o;c,oel. p precisely Thirty eight Shares of Stock
In aid Assoeistion TO satisfy debt dus the sanf oy
H. L. STRAUS, -
L MsHARhOIsD, Trustees
AZ 77.-.tds Albert SPOTT,)
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l.sOH HIRE--Eer the balaac 8 of the year
os it's r. cAurHoRN.
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3lFa, Mrs; n. A. LYONS, Agent for +.
9lSSS Lyon 10 Broad street, over Hartwell 4 Co..
~ will open on Tuesday. Oct 2Ist, an elegant
go assortment of Fail and Winter MILLINERY.
:, mi:a LYON will also open new styles chiIdren's
.Iotning dno phtterns oc 20-6t
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NOW rs r He TIME TO Buy CHEAP
IN DRY G0ODS.-I have now In store many de-
ssbIe styles Of Goods st unusually low pncss Linen
Damask Napkins Ut 81 worth 800; Hueaback and
Diaper Towels ct so per doc: 6Gper FrsnthbCor-
sets at LIS; Brown Linen Table cloths ct 624 cts;
Pilow-Csse Cotton at i23 eta; best quality Csctss
Skirts 49,; Worked Collsrs ut 25e worth u.s.; snd
many other articles ct prices thst Will aseoni.h tho
closest buyers. JACOB A. LEVY,
oc IS Is Main st.
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nIxONss PATENT sAUsAGK CUTTkR.
u Assorted, four sizes. for sale cheap, by
CLAKK5ON 4 ANDERSON, iss
nrA No lO6 Aain street
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EARM FOR SAL Il 1.-The subscriber
wishes to sell her Farm in the county of Powhatans
about n miles from Richmond, and about three quar-.
of mile from James river The Farm consists OF
about 700 oflsnd beautifully situated In most
desirable neiehborhood adjoining the ands of easrs
good House aud all requisite buildings and the fin
est kind of springs in almost every fsld about 500
acres cleared, and the balance heavily timbered
There arc several churches aud mills in the immedi
ate nsighborhood For terms, which will be liberal,
apply TO DR.. +. G. Mackenzie or Rich'd M Macken-
*. MackeI zie, Richmond, Va.
MRS. JANE MACKENZIE.
If not sold privately, it will be sold at auction, on
the premises, together with the Crop, stock, &C. ON
the 9Th November. 1856. oc 3---eodtds
TTNUKKEY HILL FUR SAI.E..-Wiil be
i sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
of November, 1856, the farm COMMONLY known q
Chick ahominy river, IL miles east Of Richmond,
containing 25 Of and about leo acres are clear
ed and IL we'll adapted to the growth of wheat corn
and oats; Is of the uncleared land 10 mud and
island land and is rich any land in Eastern Viz
einia and il heavily timbsred with ash, maple and
liable, az it il near market and in demand The To-
cation 10 remarkably healthy; asa proof Of this fact
Ihsve resided said farm for the last fifteen years
with large family and not single case OF biiious
nor asue and fever occurred In my family In tnat
length of time The dwelling house y two story
wide, with twelve feet passage. containing four
rooms ana 10 not in good repair; but. with little ex
pense can be rendered very comfortable There -
spring within fifty yards OF the dwelling house oil -
good water a. any in Eastern Virginia. II u need
le's to describe more fully John q ATKINSON.
Persons wishing further information TIE
prope rty will please call on z. D. EACHO,
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NOTICks-Ali persena are forhfdden 70
~ hant, either in the day night upon oar farms
the law viii be strictly enforced Against ever one
violating this notice. THonAS boswell,
Hanover co., October a. 1885 a. ~ n
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opened beautiful assortment of Fall 80
and Winter iL.INERY GOODS.Nf{
such az Ronnets, hair Dresses Dress ~
Gaps, Ribbons Flowers, Feathers, &C., which she re.
speceuy offers to The ladies of Richmond and yicin.
ity at very moderate prices 's--
DRESS MAKING accordin, RI m. v.-....
french and Northern tylea also done on very accom-.
moaatins terms and at the shortest notice. by Miss
g. 10 bsipEwELL, at Mas E. VOGEL'S establishment,
"a Broad street -. 10 81.
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E(ARM FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, FARM
or about hfty acres situated in Alexandria
county, Virginia, six miles from Alexandria and
the same distance from Washington city and hIee
ana half miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct
Ii has on II very comfortable and convenient ore
and half story Cottage built house containing
six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with covered
porticos. The front one b feet by 10 and the
6ick one IA by II feet. Also, good house for
farm hands. Ice house, spring house, meat ard
store houses one Of the largest and most con
venient barns In the county; root cellars to con-
tain perhaps $500 bushels Of roots for winter feed
Ing OF stock and, indeed every other conven-
ience. Also, the hest and probably the largest
assortment OF fruit trees In the county, con-
ssti OF the choicest varieties OF pples PEACHES
standard and dwarf Pears, and improved Cherries
or some years past every possible effort has been
mode to improve this farm, and much Of 1t Is now
under high state Of cultivation, 10 reasonable
expense having been spared to enrich It, Its up
land meadow Is equal In product vensss to any in
the State 1t should yield next season In all.
twenty tons Of hay. The plsce Is well watered and
Is certainly the most desirable small farm for sale
In the vicinity OF Washington. The only reason
the owner has for disposing Of 1t Is his desire to
cultivate large farm in the interior Of the State
For Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse
lyman, or for the rural residence Of person doing
business In Washington, the place offers greater
advantages to purchasers than any other in this
region Apply at the Star Once for further infor-
nation. oc IS II
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FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C.
HlME UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAS

FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C.
VuWE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAS
l. ure Of oneri ~ to his patrnns and tn, -
public In general a very large assortment on
FRUIT, SHADE. EVERGR EENA
TREES, &C., comprising
Dwarf Pear Trees, In great variety among which
are all tie finest native and foreign sorts :;
splendid one year old trees are offered at the
low price Of S25 per 100
Apple Trees, large and vigorous, and varietit s
best suited 10 this region, Sls per 100
Peach Trees, fine and thrifty, the choicest kinds.
$40 per 100
Apricots, cherries, Plums, Standard Pears,
Ounces, &c large, vigorous and thrifty.
Gooseberries, CurIants, Raspberries, Grape Vines,
&c an immense stock OF all the cboi est
kinds.
Strawberries, the large f1ne new varieties as well
as the old popular sorts.
Rhubarb and Asparagus X cots, strong and good
Roses. the choicest ever blooming varieties
Evergreens, an extensive collection Of the rare
ard well known kinds.
Shade, Ornamental Trees, &c
Dutch Bulbous X cots, Garden Seeds
In fact, every thing pertaining to the Nursery
and Seed business, warranted CT the hest quality
choicest varieties correct to name and as low az
they can be purchased In the United States
Catalogues can be had on application
JOHN SAUL,
Sesd store, JOG 18th street, corner street,
&C l. eOlSt Nursery, on 9TH street road
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Political Affairs in renu,v;v,.i.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct % In consequence Of
the failure Of the Union movement at the FIJI
more meeting last night the Democrats now
claim % 600 majority in Peunsylvsnia at the
Presidential election. The meeting re affirmed
the resolutions denouucing the Fusion ticket
at the Saturday meeting.
George Washington Reed for attempting to
speak in favor of the fusion ticket, was forced
to retreat by the back door of the hall to es-
cape personal violence.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Oct. %, 1856

GEORGETOWN, Oct. %, 1856.
Business generally in our city at this time
presents quite an encouraging appearance,
especially along the canal and river wharve,
and Water street.
We regret to learn lat the venerable Mrs.
Hyde, widow of our late fellow citizen, Mr..
Anthony Hyde, and mother Of Mr.. a. Hyde,
happened few days ago to quite q serious
and painful accident. While descending a
flight of stairs her feet slipped, and she fell
against the steps with such force as to fracture
one Of her thigh bones She is under the skill
full treatment Of DIR. j. Riley, who entertains
hopes that in a short while the injured limb
will be again restored to soundness
One Of the most interesting and extensive
reyivals Of religion which has occurred in our
city for many years, is nov in progress at the
West Georg stown Methodist church, under the
pastoral charge of the Rev Mr.. GotwaIt. Ser
vices are had nightly, and the ediice is literally
crowded with unusually attentive congrega-
tions; and be it said Of the dwellers in that
portion Of our city, we have never seen such
good order as general thing about house
Of worship during q religious excitement
Quite An affecting scene occurred at the
Methodist Sabbath school on last Sunday morn
ing. DIR skinner, of your city, visited the
school, attended by number of his deaf,
dumb and blind pupils. who gave a most inter
esting and affecting exhibition Of the progress
which they have made under the instruct
Of the Doctor. At the close Of the exercises
the scholars attached TO the school contributed
quite literally towards the relief of the afiict.
ed little ones, and promised their superintend.
ent, Mr.. Edes, to do still better ON next Sab
bath.
Some of the 'hoys Who attended the Know
Nothing meeting near Balls Cross Roads yes
terday showed their belligerent propensities,
not only while on the ground, but while on
their return home. When near the az ueduct
q canal boat was passing along at which they
opened a regular battery Of stones, one Of
which struck female upon the forehead, in
f1icting a severe wound. DR.. Lsuk was sent
for, who dressed it.
A slight decline has occurred in -four since
our last; sales yesterday Of some 200 bbls. at
s7aS7 IL for good standard and extra brands.
Wheat-red 81 4SaSl. 50; white 81 53aSl 81.
Arrived-Schrs. Francis Elmer, Smith, New
York, to j. Thomas Davis Commander in
Chief, WoglOm, New York, to do; Marietta
Burr, NickersOn, Boston, to Hartley Il Bro;
steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to
hyde Davidson. SPECTATOR.
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by Z w. BOTELER, AuctionseYs-
ALE OF EXCErIwar uOuswuo,

BY G w. BOTELER, Auctioneere
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
ethtate n Auctien.-On TUESDAY,
november ath, at 10 O'Clock a. m I ST all sell az
my scuuon room, Iron Hall, the effects of fam.
r ~ aecnn.ng mouse keeping, embracing some
comprising, In part Of
handsome pafior Suite, covered with velvet
comprising Two rosewood French Sofas ia
rosewood Arm-chefrs, two rosewood n, :
espton Chairs, and eight rosewood Pa
One EtaiIgo, French Plate Mirror
Two rosewood Tables, with marble slabs, Gilt
China Vases, one bronze Table, with marble 8, n
fas 80 81
Large parlor Arm-chaiIs, covered with velve,
and haircloth =
Plated Candiesticks. mahogany wsshstands
Extension Dining Table
English china Dinner and Tea Ware
Crockery and Glassware, Parian marble Pitchers
Plated Caster, mahogany French ard other Bed.
steads
Superior feather Beds and curltd hair M ,ttresse.
Large mahogany Wardrobe, Toilet Sets, Rock.
Towel Racks and Irons, Tenders, howell and
Comforts and Blankets
Mahogany Washstands, with m-rbie-tops
DO Somno, cane seat Chairs, Standards
10 marble top dressing Bure u.s. Lamps
Tin SAFE, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $40. go
ana ~ DAYS credit, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
The goots will Re arranged for examination In
my commodious sales room on the day pre- ed
'ne SAFE. C. w. BUTELER,
&c sd Auctioneer
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ID Dalley,s Genuine Pain Extractor,

VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation seyerest
burns or scalds 10 from twenty that
VIII heal the wounds without eectuay Fever
Sores-Pfles- Observation-Disclosures rleum atism-scre
and lnhamed Eyes-Cuts- Wounds-Bruisee-O and In
veterate SoresScsld Head-Corns
ns-Swellinss-Felons- blsins-Bte Of Insects
Swelled and Broken BresstSore Nippies-Eruptons
all other tnhsmrnstory and
parts affected be reached.
De about the diseases named to be
cured by only thing-but reflect the few posi-
tive properties which the Daley Sslve and
heretofore
aforementioned diseases, but many
Each boz OF GENUINE DALLYs PAIN EXrRAoroR has upon
IL steel Plate Engraved Label c.
CLlCkbNEH Co, proprietors and HENRY DALEY
per box.
81 All orders should be addressed to CIV Cckener Coz
IL Barclay street, New York
@for sale by CHAs sTOrT. NAIRN PALMER, and
Druggists generally. aps-eoem