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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

vUTURE DAYS.


sRUSTEK,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ virtue Of the pEovisiens Of 8 DEED Of Trust
maae On the la day Of September. 1854, BY 10
ssPn CsppA ssd Susan A., his wifs, to sscurs
certain s9ms Of money due 70 Virginia A. White.
~ naI@, and which said deed il daily recorded Il
a. CierRs Once Of the Musings Court Of the
Sil{ OF ncnmond acd county of Princess Anne,
oe sold before the Court House Of said county 81
taln sel Anne on MONDAY the 1st day Of Decsm-
pei .ses, toeins Court Day) ct IL n, ior cash, the
III eNsIe conveyed to me BY said deed that L 70 say
Al me certain tract piece or parcel of land situate
Ltle Creek, In the county Of Princess Anue vftb
.ne Daiioinu and Improvements thereon. contain
ast seres more or ess being the sad tract ofsnd
Wnien the said Caps purchased eff John Petsra trn,
&C. and virginia A. Whitshurst On the ssd III Sept,
lso4 a. ~ references the deed therefor ma auiv
recorded In the Csrks Office of Princess Anne Coun
ALso ali thar certain Lot of Land lyins ana helm,
N That part OF the city of Riehmond commons
AnovI a. the FRENCH GARDEN-it hahn, IN
seme lot Of land which the said Joseph Capns nrr.
enased OF Robert Psttie and vifs on tie st of M
Sss 6y their deed therefor duly recorded in ths
30 omce Of the Hastings Court of said citv Of
utie the said property is believed to be urous.
out selling a. Trustee, shall sell and con-
Deed. 1 IA mo " ssad xfust
ec4-Ut JOHN PETERS, Trustee.
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- Notice TO the Public. --Do not put too
riIch confidence in the self-putfing common with
aglersotypiss but rest assured that any real mot
l.. h;ia&ry) Improvement In the beautiful of Pho
arsphy will be introduced by GIBBS az soon it
lis appearance; but for the present. he conf
atty asserts that there is nothing in this city
cable for beauty durability with the Am brotype
ar "Bslsom Picture," called by some, as made by
gibbs which fact Is the of many professed
Improvements which have appeared in sundry cards
late. We can furnish any style Picture in tae
i we ssk is CALL and examine specimens, to con-
any one of the truth of our assertion. Gallery
CoriDthian Hall Main, between 9th and 10th
>c Is P. 4. GIBBS.
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BY Edmond, Davenporf & Co.

CARGO SALE OF NEW CROP Rio
~ COFFEE.-On FRIDAY morning, November
Iath at IL O'Clock from our warehouse, head of the
Dock we will offer for sale at auction the cargo of
the brig Samuel Churchmsn direct frsm Rio, con-
ssting of o' WIZ
$3.50 bags prime rev crop RIO COFFEE, selected
expressly for the Virginia trade.
viii be added to the above sale
500 sacks Liverpool fine SALT, per ship Arndt,
direct from Liverpool.
ALSO,
leo casks Hebberts LONDON PORTER inst
landed per ship Margaret Evans, direct from
London.
ALSO,
- chests of the celebrated Queen Chop Gun
powder TEA, the highest cost TEA exported
from China,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. CO.,
no III Aucts.
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- Preserve your Teeth ---Arrest De.
cay Sound and healthy Gums, Teeth white as Ala
ser, and perfuned breath be obtained by the
Lss of DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
sf0tmstion OF tartar renders the teeth white, and
/ parts 8 delightful and permanent aromatic fra
;gnce to the breath. Recommended superior to
any preparation known, by Drs Peasants, Hudson,
Hancock, &c &C. of this city, and BY Dentists and
pAysicisnt everywhere.
Foi sale by all Druggists wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Chemist and Druggist,
oc 28-Sm 9Th and Broad SITS.
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FSpiFndfd efVet Ft0unCed SIX Robes.
We shall receive by the Stearer Jamestown, and
we ready for exhibition on Tuesday morning the
18th inst, q few
Uperb Silk Robes. with Velvet FlOunces.
These goods are entirely new, and much superior
- any thing We have had this season. We invita-
cur TRENDS 10 examine them at once.
PRICE, BAYLY & WATKINS
Dealers in Dry Goods, Isl Main street.
NIB We are also receiving fresh supply of
Rich Velvet and Cloth Clouks "a sld nj antics.
no l0-St r., b. s. W.
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SH CHARLES A. McEVOY has the honor of
IN announcing to the citizens of Richmond that the
erk next annual session of his School for instru
tons in the desirabe accomplishing of Dancing in
all its varied forms, will commence at Corinthian
Hall, on Wednesday afternoon, November the l4th,
at O'Clock, for young Ladies, Misses, end Masters
and at u, on the same evening. for Gentlemen.
Regular school days for young ladies, Misses and
Masters, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, ana Sa.
turday mornings at 10. o'clock.
Regular school hours for gentlemen-Wednesd ay
and Friday evenings ct " O'Clock.
The session will be long of FIVE months
Terms for the whole time SIS For half of it $40.
Pare nts desiring to enter their children and othe s
wishing to join the school, should do so during the
first week Of tao session. private class for young
Ladies will be formed after the organiza ton OF the
school. no IO-6t
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~ Whitehurst's Gallery of Photographs
; AMBRoTYPEs.-The present manager has been
saged in the business ID years. His pictures
Oh exhibition at the Mechanics Fair, and at n Main
rect. The public cordially invited to call and
i, !ge for themselves.
Photographs copied from Daguerreotypes any size
sired ALBERT LITCH.
no 4-lm*
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tF~ Curtain Goods.-sec0nd Supply -.
lie subscriber has just received per steamer James
tJ~n, second supply of new and beautiful CURTAIN
'tuoDs, embracing the usual variety, with Gimps,
4sseis. Loops Cornic~, &C., which will be made
aud hung in the latest STYLE upon reasonable teXns
any house south of New York.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,
Uphosterer and Paper Hanger,
no 4-2w 1872 Main street.
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II EAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
- MUslC-Receivsd by

R EAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT az NEW
~ MUSIC-Receivsd by
HAROLD MURRAY
Vocal Beauties of II Trovotore. selected and ar
ranged for parlor and concert use by Grover Dres
sles; consisting of II numbers.
Speak kind word when you can, song; by Tho.
Csc.
Gentle Annie; beautiful melody; by Foster. 25c
Beautiful Leaves; a new and beautiful song by the
author of Shells of Ocean, &c. S5c
Hopes Gone By, song; by Thomas. Csc.
The Village Queen, ballad. 25c.
Cheerful Voices, song; by Glover. 25c.
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka; by Francis III Brown. Soc
Perpetual Feast; set of beautiful variations by
drobe; Noe. Soc.
The Song Of the Captive Bird; variations by Fran
els I'll. Brown. SOC.
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks; IA beautiful nelo.
dies By FOSTER arranged for young pupils by Bellak
Each l5c.
A full supply of all standard and popular Nusic OF
hand, and new Music received weekly
Muse sent by mail, free of postage. 1910
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~ Anthracite, Midlothian and nl.ck
HEATH CoAL.-The subscriber IL now prenersd 10
furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRxCTTE
and LUMr COAL from the above Chesteraeld
mines which he VIII sell 1t the lowest market price,
house OF Lsru: Shine, u Main street, viii meet
"a 1S-.-Sin - r.ur.
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BY Baker & PIea.nnIs, AucIs.

TTNBROkE KENTUCKY MULES, FOR
u SALE AT AUCTION-We will sell ut auction.
on THURSDAY next the 18th inst, commencing
At Ii O'clock, on Council Chamber Hill, opposite
Graves Stables six fine young Mules.
TERMs-4 months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. BAKER & PLEASANTS.
no y Arct;on..r.
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Ey Board of Trade of Richmond..-
HORACE l. KENT, Pres't. Z. B. BENTLEY, Freasr
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DONNAN, Chairman.
LARKiH w. GLAzEBRoeK, JAMES B. DUPuY,
DAVID CURRiE, L.. d. CRENsHAw.
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49, -
semefhlng New aud BeRutiful.. =.
Anowedgcd by all to he superior to anything vet dis
covered N the Photographic art proof OF vhich
81 O. the most celebrated artists north arc tskins
:. y no other process Thesc pictures are
tue public are respectfully invited to call and era ~
inc for themselves. Daguerreoty pes and Abrntvns,
warranted to please. f's'A'e'
sANxAY L CHALMERS.
w IV-lm
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founderer, Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer
30. 20 Main street. between 9th and 9th. west sids'
niohmond- Va tv I0-6m
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~ DIR. Coons, late of st. Louis, Mo-
iice and resdeuce Sd street, west side, oetw cen
). h shall and Clay SITS. no Sim"
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BY Goddin dE,ApDersoo.

MEAT RESIDENCE an UNaON yxrr.
. 10 E0R SALE AT AUCFION-Will be cold on
~ ohDAY November 18th. 1856, at O'clock. p
"a. the premises occupied by Mr. Redford. and ON.
pos'fe the residence of Mr. Newell Ths ;nnro -
eons'ss oil neat and nearly new dwelling con
sanlns four rooms, small kitchen and yell IF ~
cellent water ~ '" GA Vi e4-
The lot fronts 10 feet on East line of Union or
oeTrsu,Ience street. and runs back to Esd street.
,I.k ,-one-fou-th cssh balance At 4 and 70
months for negotiable notes interess sddaS 80,
oy trust deed, or title retained. ''' 'e'uie0
mo- GOODIN APPERsON, Auct..
snIu.SyTrkks SALE OF VALUABLE
Nav ,ass AS. trustee in q certain deed, dated
Court, In deed book No 10 B, page 4sa .Ssi ?,
eAocution OF SAID trust deed uyoceea 70 IN =.
Puone suction, IN front of the State Cont Hous o.
vaIash,a una a.tn Nov, 1856 at II O'Clock, most
saIuaoie woman, named Dicey who Il ssid 10 hs :
not w oonnru
r. o-AI thS same time and plaea ana hv r;-.,,.
snoner trust deed, shall sell at public auction
female slave, named Emma dsusbter ~ ths sh
ns@ed Dleey, aged about years Terms cash
hUSTEE's sal = OF VALUABI.E
AND AID CARY STREETS, IN THE CITY or RICH.
mOND.-As trustee In Q certain deed executed h,
A hughes Esq dated the 10th April I854 SnIy
recoroed IN richmond Hrstinss Court shall at the
request OF the holder of the bond secured tbersbv
proceed to sell at public suction on the preuises 70,
cash, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Noyembar AZ Is
O'Clock M, If fair, if not the next fair day the fI
loving very vaiuabe real estate viz All the certain
streets fronting Sc feet en- said Cary street runnns
back 100 feet to alley, which said lot there
several framed stores and dwellings occupied by vari
Qua tenants at fair rents The title s believed to be
perfect but the Trustee will convey with the usua
special warranty. w. GODDIN
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BY Lara. e Rhjne.


"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY. ScD
mene,ng on SATURDAY EVENING, ct O'clock. At
store No. "a, Main street, the entire stock of q mer
chant declining business amounting to about 10 600
worth of Gold English Hunting and open face Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cyhnders Silver De-
tached Levers, Anckers and Cylinders
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and Gilt
Watches, suitable for thu country trade
ALSO,
large assortment of nesvy Gold Fob, Breast and
Guard Chains.
An extensive variety of Gold Lockets (sll yixss.
Breastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo and
Gold Stone Sets Bracelets Ear Rnss all STYLES Of
Finger Rings Gold and Silver Pencils and Peps 10.
sether with complete assortment ofstaple and fancy
Goods OF all kinds, both American and English.
Country merchants weuld do well to attend our
assortment of such articles which can alone bo found
In the city.
Selling for the assignee, instructed to close
the entire stock soon practicable.
The public are respectfully invited to examine the
stock, which will be exhibited and sold privately dali.
ly until the entire lot 10 closed.
" Sale to take place every evening, commencins
at O'Clock. LARUS SHINE, Aucts,
SECS No "A Main stree
Having received instructions to close the entire
stock possible and to facilitate our instruo-
ton, have taken the store Main street. No l6O
tive doors below the Exchange Bsnk,) where We
will sell daily at 10A. II. and P. n, commsnsns
on next TUESDAY, the 2lst inst Our regular eva-
Mug sales will also take place At II Main It,
oc 20 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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liz MAIN STREET.

49, TAYLOR & CO. hive now OH MEH
ny hand u splendid assortment of White &z9
ana Decorated China in sets and by the piece; also
large and new assortment of White Granite
Dinnei Ware. Toilet Ware, Plates, Dishes &c.
They are repaired to offer goods upon as reasona
bic terms as any house in the city.
Particular attention always paid to packing
Messrs. Joseph Stsbbns and 2. E.. Hatcher for many
years engaged in the China business this CITY, can
be found at the above establishment, and will be
pleased to meet with their old friends and acquaint-
80 - m
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BY Richard Capfhorr-

L0THlNG. DRY GOODS. &c. Ar
AUCTloN.-on FRIDAY, the I4th inst. =, 10,
O'CLOCK, at my store / will sell at auction l.rss
Costs, Back and Dress d., Pantaloops Vests. Linen
Bosom Shirts fine article Gents Wool and Cotton
nslf hose, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, StocIs
Cr.vats. Cambria Haqdkerch;efs Gc. &c
:ALso-fancy Velvets, Heavy Csssimers, Irish
BOUTS AND SHOES.-Also several cases Boot,
and Shoes. ~
oc IL CAJrTuopN At
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I'hQSTEE'S sALE OF Two VALUA.
L BILE SLANES.-As trustee in q certain deed OF
tInst from Mira Margaret Brooks dated 4th October,
1902; duly recorded IN Richmond Hustings Court j
snail sell at public auction in front of the State Court
O'Clock, N two valuable slaves named Sam and
Matilda The former 10 frat rate cook and the latter
cash. W GOnDIN
no ids Trn.tss
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r. G. LARUs.

Gard. Thomas w. n csce. Auctfen
eeT tomce with George J. Sumner No 90 Pearl q. !
vii steend In person to the sale of Real Estate,
houseneid Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise Horse,
ALso.-1o Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
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BY Alexander Nott.

WATCHES. JEWELKH, HARDWARE.
". CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c-Wil be sold az
large assortment of Watches, Jewslry, Hardware.
cutlery, Pistols Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Fancy
Glassware, &c. ~
The above goods are now landing from New York.
ana Will be sold without limit or reserve The sale
viii be continued every night this week, until the
seoct 70 closed. ALEX. MOTT,
DC 40 Auctioneer
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By TnyIor q WiIIiams.

7 OTIS ON THE IANCHEsTER TURN.
- PIKE. NEAR THE TOLL-GATE, AT AUG
TON On TUESDAY, 18th November, at O'Clock
r n, upon the premises, will be sold, 8 Lots OF
ground, situated in the plan of Dayton near Man
chester, fronting together the Northwest side oil
the Manchester Turnpike l59 feet and running bach
to BocOck Alley.
These Lots will be sold at the risk and costs Of
VIM ii. Brander, who purchased them at a sale
made by us on the llh day of October 1885, and ha.
falIed to comply with tLs terms of sale
TEkMs-One. third cash balance at and mos
with interest addedand secured by Trust Deed
no IL TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Aucfs
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by Kent Psine q GO,


ARSE AND Pisa nMrTORY sALR OF
= - DRY GOODS AT AuCTION.-On WEDNEs-
IA the l2th inst, commencing ct 10 o'clock, No
vii cell, ct our Warehouse. No. 1868 and ie5 Nam
street., several invoices Of entirely fresh
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety Of very choice and desira-
pie sooda suited to the season
We Wlu also sell invoice Of cut eoods being the
stock OF retailer ma king Q change In busineo
among which II handsome assortment of silks
10, 10.
Also, an invoice Of Ready Made Clothing, Linen
oUsoM onirts, Merlne Shirts and Drawers. lie. DC.
Inc particular attention of the trade l. nvited to
this sAe, ~ large amount Of goods will be sca en-.
some OF the choicest and most desirable styles
we nave ever offered &c auction.
TERMs-AIi sums under 100 dolIsrs csah: OYER that
amount months credit for approved paper
no5 KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Auctionssrs
Will be added to the sals-
An inv,iss % TAPESTRY and VELVET CAR.
RETINGS.
nol2 KENT. PAINE 4 co, Aass
A GOOD q 4 O G e ny AND D1S0.
n VERS STAND FOR SALE Ar AUCTION
~ -. miles above Richmond, immedistsly on
eae Three Chopped Road, leading 70 Chariottes-
viie viii be sold at public suction on the 2th No
ysmoer IT fair, If not, the fair day. ct u o'clock
the above stand for business, containing 65 acres
more or tsss, good DveIlins house. with ivs rooms
and all necessary out house, good stors house, we'll
OF excellent water In the yard, and good orchard.
NO -dtd MILTON COTTRELL.
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BY Il BLCook IL Co., Aucts.
1 ARGE AND UNKEskRVED SALE OF
- GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, &c. AT AUG
TiON.-Will be sold at our store, on THURSDAY
18th inst at 10 o'clock very large invoice of Glass
ware Crockery, &c, embracing in part Tumblers
Wines, Gobieis, Salts Lamps Bowls Celleries, &c.
Granite Plates, Cups and Ssucers Dishes, Basins and
Ewers; Chambers and Toilet Sets; Covered Dishes
Pitchers nc; Rockingham Spittoons and Pitchers |;
China Tea Sets; Plated Spoons and Castos Looking
Glasses, &C.
The W hole embraces the best assortment offered In
this market this season and affords house aud
retail dealers rare opportunity to replensh their
stocks.
The whole to be sold without reserve
no IL E B. COOK & CO., Aucts
DEWS IN ST. PAUL'S AND ST JANIS,
4 CHURCH AT AUCTION-We will sell on
FRIDAY afternoon, l4,h inst, at 4 O'Clock, at St
Paul's Church. Pew No II in said Church. being Sit
usted near the centre of the middle AISLE
Also, at st James Church. at II o'clock same day,
one half of Pew No. So being the frat Pew in the
middle aisle of said Church.
. The Pews most elligibly situated, being the
sams recently occupied by the late John Il strobis,
Esq
Sale positive. Terms cash.
ROLL Z. 3. COOK CO.. Aucts
Will be added. Pew No. H. St. Psups Church--be.
ing Wall Pew, West side.
no 70 E. B. COOK L CO. ,Aucts.
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az Fletcher,s Hair Tonic ID one of th e
sppegt well most useful preparations that ever
was invented for the Hair. Its soothing and pene-
'ating effects wonderfully and perceptibly felt
lsomuch that the general exclam alton is 'Oh what
delightful article Fietehers Hair Tonic ISL and its
snafits uneQualsd by any other preparation. 1t
perfectly eradicatss dandruf from the scalp; it speed
stops the hair from falling Off it makes the cosrsest
sr soft and plant and the redest hair by the of
lew bottles is changed to beautiful dark brown
u is there any preparation that is equsl to
ietcher's in dressing hair. One or two sppcs-
Ions week being sufficient to keep 1t In q healthy
ndition.
1t is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country, and for sale, wholesale and retail by the
G.arufacturer, JOHN 3. JOHNSON,
les 10th ST.. between Main and Gary.
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1EIs ClTy.We take pleasure ia calling your attea-
ton to BAKERS FREMiUM BITTEkS, which
"A the Druggists u tits city OF Richmond admit to
the uoost popular medicine ever bsfore the public
FIR the cure Of Dyspepsia. Nervous Heaiache Cholic
rains Dysentery AMI Bowel Complaints Ia weak
.aiy mode that il hGs IN strengthening tho whole
system. aud If any medicine deserved the title
OF humans comforter 1t should be Bakers cele bra.
I'D Pre- Btters SIace che Introduction Of these
(which has besn about ten years the propr-
have received N and about the city of Richmond
ever 1000 oertit Gates where il has made permanent
cras in the above named diseases Should you once
-coUe acquainted with its superior virtues in yari
"a complaints, you would never be without it in
,,ur families
To be had at all the principal druggists In this city
rders promptly attended to by addressing Z. BAKER
edmond, Va. oc3I
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HE NOTICE To LADIES, $50 -
2&23 Mrs. G. FLEISHMAN, having Just ~
~ received from the Northern cities 40
~ splendid assortment of MILNE.
BY GOODS. such a. Bonnets, Flowers, Caps and
Trimmngs, Of the latest styles and at the lowest
prices invites her old 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. FLEISHMAN, 18th street
Next door to the Bon-Ton Bakery.
Iupk
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SWAN 81 CO.'S LOTTERIES.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.

50, 900 Tickets only Prizes amounting to Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars will be distributed &C.
cording to the following Unrivalled Schemet
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~ Valentine 81 SON hive now opened
taeir large stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
ch they offer to purchasers, as lately announced,
b ,nprscedented prices, for cash Negro Woolensi
! cached and Brown Domestics Oznaburgs Prints In
cry variety and ell the novelties in De LANES and
r rs; aerinoss Cashmeres, Alpacss and BONDS
es from auction gsles Scotch AID French Einbroi'
Il les Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
openings Rugs, Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves Brook
VALENTINE l. SON, No. SO Broad st.,
.,is.-ts Valentine Square.
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limited STATES HOTEL re-Openea US
who begs leave respectfully say that there are
vacant several fine for families and single gen.
temen. Nothing shall be left undone to render this
enterprise worthy the patronage of discerning pub
lie, and t., establish first class boarding house -
Terms moderate, and exertons made to please
Transients taken at the rate of s l Is per day.
&C 22-lr+ A JETER
l Board. may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, ON Grace, between 9Th and 9Th
streets they having concluded remain their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be accommo-
dated as day boarders. &c 9-ts
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81 80, coo Dollars worth or
DRY GOODS.

AT REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE.
Intending to close by the LIST of January, invite
lie especial attention of my friends and the public
10 ny large and attractive stock Of Dry Goods. A.
.uriIs them that every article will be cold at great
sduetion from former prices. My stock consists Ia
,.Tt Of the following seasonable and desirable
i.acds.
Black and Fxncy SILKS
PLAIN and Figered MOUSELtNEs
English and French MERfSoEs
CASHMERES, ALPACAs, vELvETS
CLOAKG SHAWLS
FMBROIDERIES of every description
CLOTHS, CAsSfMERES, VESTlNGS
KEssEYS, SATINETS
LtNSEYS BLANKETS
Black and Bro SHEETIN6S and SHIRTIN0S
swiss Striped aud Checked MuSLINS
PRINTS. iaIN9HAMS
BRlLLlANTS, HOSIERY, &C. 10
THOMAS D.. QUARLES
60 l0-1 20 Broad Ut
rg LEE, BAYI. " a. COOKE, Auor.
news and Couusell0rs ut Law, practice in all
,Ne Courts held in the city Of Richmond and county
Of Henrieo. JAMES X. LEE,
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, e
RID. iVANHOE COOKE.
otfce on llth street, between MaIn and Bank
no 0-Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

Eaw~ MRS. DEMELMAN III AS NNn
HaSg3 just sreceved splendid assortment NED
G%k of FALL ard WINTER MILLlNE-SS7,yN
VI RY GOODS, suah as BONNETs, -
HAIR DRESSES DRESS CAPS, RIB 6UNs,
FLOWERS. FEATHERS, NE z DIE WORK
COLLARS. BABY CAPS, &c.
LADIES' CATERS, GLOVES, and large as
sortpent of LADIES' CLOAKS &C., which she re.
spectfuy offers to the Ladies of Richmond and vi
c1nlty, at very moderate prices.
She will also bleach and alter BONNETS In the
latest style, and at the shortest notice.
MRS. J. DEMELMAN,
ecN-dlD* Main st., between 18th and 18th sts