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REHABILITATION. .
The Abolition triumph in NIinnesOtas

The Opposition editors have a wonderful dis
position 10 "haioo before they are out OF the
woods" They are easily hoaXed about eec-
tion news, and even the most trfling gains,
however little they may operate upon the gen.
era result, are nearly always taken as indca-
tions of certain success. We presume it is all
because ''the wish is father TO the thought" If
they would only sit down and calmly ask them
selves what claim their principles have upon the
patriotism of our people, and what would be the
ultimate result OF their success, we think many
of them would be induced to turn from the error
of their ways, and relieve themselves of the
veXatons which periodically takes hold OF their
too credulous natures. Their experience in
party politics should have long since taught
them the folly of even anticipating the success
ofsuch hereSies as they advocate, for the dem
ocratic party always knocks them sky high
They ought 10 know by this time that it is the
merest nonsense to fight against democratic
fails, and we think they would do we'll if they
would follow the example Of Capt. Scott's coon,
who, to save his bacon, lfor he dreaded shot
from the old hunter) agreed 10 suspend hostiti
es and come down, and thus end an unequal and
useless warfare.
That Abolition triumph in Minnesota, over
Whlch tnat CLASS OF pohtlclans croWed most
Justify a week or two since, consists in the cleo
tion of
A democratic Governor
A democratic Lieutenant Governor
Three democratic members Of Congress;
democratic Senate, and
A democratic House Of Representatives,
which secures the election of two democratic
United States Senators, and which will give the
new State an unbroke delegation in the next
ngress.-SomerSet Democrat.
AN OLp DocUMENT.-There is now hanging
in the bar-room of the Buck Hotel in the bor-
oush of Lebanon, license granted by the
'.Honorable Governor of Pennsylvania, James
Penn" in the year onea housand seven hundred
and sixty-five. ItislInost singular in phra-
seology, and strictly fofbds the ''sale or gift of
any intoxicating drinks to Indians or no!orious
drunkards. - Redding Gazette.
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Reduction of Terms !
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All of our present subscribers who will make
payment before the first day Of January nert,
shall receive the Gazette at the above named
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who have already paid US $500 for the present
volume, shall have credit of 80 cents on the
next.
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W Justice Woodward, of the Supreme
Bench lately delivered an opinion on the sub
Ject oi the time ofexpration Of the official term
oi Chief Justice Lewis. He decides that JIndos
1f"'s hoids h's office until the l7th of Decem-
Der next.
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Tise Next COGRG.resS.

Elections for members of the House of Rep
resentatives Of the next Congress have now
been held in all the Stat, S of the Union, with
the following result
STATES DEM REP AM
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- three thousand boxes of grapes were sent
20 % ,nsEket mar from Los Angeles, Cal, BIZ The steam
Ff senator 10 one of her trips
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The Pennsylvania Bank.

Boston Transcript, Mop. 10.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

According TO previous notice, the victorpus
Democracy OF Bedford County assemblefin
Mass Meeting, in The Court House on Monay
evening last. The assembIage was very lage
and characterized with much good feeling, ee-
ry Democrat present having the proud on-
sciousness within him Of having done graf
and noble work The meeting was calledto
order bv Gen. G. w. Bowman, on whose No.
tion the following officers were appointed, III
of whom came forward and took their seats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
AUCTION 0ALH9.
$H7s i oar.
By Goddin & hyperion, Auots. =
ITO THE PUBLIC.--ALLEGHANy


ITO THE PUBLic.--ALLEGHANY
change my residence, will offer Tor sale, On TiiIkS
DAT the 18th day Of October ct the once q 6sssrs
9oddn Apperson, ut the hour " II vel0ck A n
m ths city Of Richmond. onfourth (ny ntercss) a
furniture. and everything connected with il. THsss
are about 3e of land attached to the Sprinrs
with Saw Mill. Containing both sash and CircuIas
osws, about two miles distant.
~ inter INTO lengthy description VI its valne g &
% ~ 20 the thousands who have visited Il q the
nror. mineral water in the world. The I'm
~ osto.asnts are such ~ will accommodate ave hur-
~ pstsohs, and have been erected within the Iass
out years ar y lies in the county Of MOntsomery.
= rsch "a ILL., u the Va and Tenn Railroad and
- IesSnso Wild ease from Richmond ana Petrrsburr
10 one day Alter the connection il ,aade Win fhs
tennessee Railroad, the only difirulty xiii L. n,
saye Somm1 s for the thousands who VIM
There has not Ia the history OF mineral v.s.r ..x
which, within 20 short time, has gained 10 envtsL
areputatiun each season establishing is claims upoo
public favor The value of this mineral wsf.r NJ -
knowiedged by all medical gentlemea who haye sscn
its operations aud effects upon persons using H.
Taking IL for granted that per-ons having any
idea OF purchasing will either vir the place o. sex
information IN regard IN IL. from such are con-
petent to impart it, consider any further descrfps
ton unnecessary. The property viii be sold 81
the time above mentioned Wtt10sa reserve, unless
sold privately BEFORE and If sold. due notice viii b.
given
Amy one wishing to buy the entire property can
90 80 privately. b, application TO me:
Inc terms OF the sale will be ten thousand dollars
one and two years, with satisfactory security. M
auar'Ss Is Liberty. Bedford county Va 49,
Sale conducted by GcoDIx ArprRsos. Aucs..
seq
P.S-In consequence Of the stringency I'm thu mo-
ney Market material change will DO mads in the
aesss TERMS which Will be made known ut the hour
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No. 81 MAIN STRBET.
&C I6-ts Over P. II. keach's Trimming Store.
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OUCH PRICES FOR GUODS.-If VT
- have sold out some of cheap lott of Goods
stli have some very big los left. which TO b,
sold in the next five weeks NJ
COST, FOR CASHt
And we give below some astonishing prices:
IS 600 yards beet EnGlsh Prints at l0c. peryd
5G0 " fle Fast toli do. 6'4c. -
3IOn " MouseIine neL8ines ut IL &C. worth PC
5np " Plain and Printed Paris DtLaincs al
less than cost of importation
Large lot of English ard French MerInoes, from
&C. to 75c. Trr yard
8 cases Il Bleached long Cloth Mt SAC, worth
~ cts.
5 II BIeached Long Clcth at Cd. wortl
l2ll cts.
10 bales Brown shirtngs ut and &c "a grea
reduction
10 Brown sheetings at and &c >, q grea
reduction
Brown Sheetiny, ~ yards wide, al &c.
Bleached do, 10 yards vid", less than ever be
fore sold
Rich Brsca,le and Plaid S'k-. from &c. tn 75c
ana 81, with is less than hslf the usu,
price
Mourning Goods f.om the celebrated manufacture
crs Pateu lie Inpae. Celn. Geiler Il Co, such a
R,lnhazjnes Thibet Cloths. Tamise, ChAily ans
Monseines; Black Alpaca and Caution Cloth. wLicl
SonId lie to the interest ni cash ,hasers 10
inc te3 CHRISTIAN LATHkOP.
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BIZ Alexander Mott
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF WATCHES

a bSIUNEE SALE OF WATCHES.
~ JEwELRY. AND FANCY ARTICLGs-Wii
be sold at auction, THIS EVENING, Commencing
AZ O'CLOCK, ut my store, an assignees stock direo&
from New York, consisting Of fine Gold aud silver
" atches. splendid Gold Bracelets and Lockets. nne
Gold Pens and Pencils Silver Plated Table and fss
spoons, Casters, Table and Pocket Cutlery RazorS.
and general assortment Vans 70 Notiuns.
Country merchants vii. do well 10 attend this sals
which will be continued every night until the whois
Z. :. All goods warranted as represented, or the
money returned. ALEX. MOTT,
At.rt
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the world-rrnowHed Seer and Planet Reader al
nrunces to the public that She will positively Close
her rooms on saturday next. She sincerely returns
her thanks for the numerous patronage She has
CCiyed since her stay in Richmond. and hopes all
Who desire to consult with her will call early at the
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my TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF Day


~
..or. a. the Hunt, Nehster t Co = Sea ing Ma hines
claim FIR chem The following Important points, ana
a'~nls tha, money = uusiscly invested IN any and
sU sewing machines which fail shcit u this stand
sri.--
Isl Thar Will >TJ7JH. TyN. FGS 2Hi GATHER.
d They make a strong lock stitch that cannot be
INRAyE,tIp rr rl.lfp OFT.
uirh1u: tumiu. r5i<es underneath.
an They arr perfectly SIMPLE, and the manage
gnouf ( them EA~.IN ACQUIRED.
Tht.v are Esr7gs n ABE and will VEtB LoNGLR, than
any other sewing naCtlUv eXtant.
&C. IArs. Machines are on exhibition at the NiT-
gina Mechanics Institute and also AZ the store ofIhe
subscriber. T.. HORTON kEACu. Agent,
&C ct " Main street.
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r.: czzzzzz1 RICHMOND ANb Pc
fS %sss sssrcs ssaER TERSBURG RAILROAD
VIRGINIA STATE A0RICUL TURAL FAIR.

Passeigers 20 the Agriculture Fair at Richmond
will tecriSa RETURN TicRsfs, OH ami after MONDAY,
the 2Glt inst at each, good unti the lsst tr iis
on MONDAY. the Cd Of November.
Articles for exhibition Mt the Fair will lie charged
full price TO the Fair and will be carried back free
provided there has been no change of ownership.
An Accommodation Train will leave Richmond and
Petersburg daily, at 9 o'clock, A. 81. during the
week of the Fair. 4. II. GILL,
tat Sup inf
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BANK OF KANAwHA, !
RsSNwBA esnSEs, Oct 2, ISL.
Ills EXCELLRNCY, HENRY A. WISE,
IL GOVERNOR OF yIRGINIA-SR: - The ex-
sting state Of financial tronhles throughout the
ountry, resulting IN the suspension Of numerous
isnks has influenced the Board of Directors OF this
sank 70 discontinue the payment ~ specie from
mis- date until snch time rs gene rai resumption OF
prcie Payment by other neighnring snks shall tn
bile il 10 resume on fair and c1nal terms.
Having redeemed its notes In gold on demand mp
. this tme, and relieved three-fifhs Of u entire
REGULATION 10 the past Eve weeks, II IL with graf
eiuctAnee that this Bank now resorts 10 this
urasgre.
have thought ii proper to give you immediate
iotice of the fact stated above.
Yours very respectfully,
ocla-lm ii FfTZIIUGH. President
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

- A PK0CLAMATI0N.-Wh under authort-
~ vested III the Executive by law, commissioner
has teen appointed TO examine into the condition Ut
the Bank VI kanawha, and by the report of saId
commissioner, 10 is manifest that the BARK cannot
meet its liabilities, and that its assets to large
AMOUNT have been removed beyond the limits Of tbs
Commonwealth. and without the operation Of It's
Avs ard it having been reported by It's President,
N a communication hereto annexed that the said
;ank erased 10 redeem It's gold or silver
DIN. after having made every Effort To so There
ore, |. Henry A. Wise, Goyernor Of the Common
notes of said Bank to be received in pa of any
money due the State and all collecting officers u
thereof
49, In testimony whereof have subscribed
LII my name and caused the Seal Of the state
49, to he affixed hereunto, at hichmend, this
euth day of october, 1857, and in the sd OF the
Commonwealth n. HENRY A. WISE.
ny the Governor
GroRGE W. MuyForp, Secretary Of the Com.
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na7s PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS.


De- HAMPTON, now aged . years, speaks Hear him:
Are you sick Beware Of limitations! Ask for
Hsmptous Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
coUntertcIu1<.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
20 stand the test Of public opinion No art u putting
gal vauze worthless article, as to keep il NJ
81 good medicine, If il be- not really so.
A E0ud medicine will live. become popular and eX.
tend its sales year after year i'll spite Of opposition
T.e people T,ldl hnd opt its virtues and the lame
O them passes from mouth to mouth with more ia
piIty than newspapers can spread It. living wit
teeth .uy l. the cure medicine has made tOr
him is ui more service than any newspaper adver
tisluE.
In prof Of what say above. refer you 10
HamptDns Nr-etahl" Tincture aud its effects
Ma " Z. HIGH. No 10 South Faca street, Balt-
msTs, cured VI Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
Ma. EpwIs VI SPasNELIS, No. q Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case Of SCrUtuia OF years
standing lUet number Of pieces Of bone restored to
health.
Miss MARY ScoFIELD Teacher No. go Baltimore
FIrert-her case after years Of suffering, has aston
isl- her friends Let the afflicted sall 10 see her
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. IN oldham. OF Baltimore Custom IL Juse. sui
fered from these complaints for Is MONTHS with body
ami mind vcreiy affected. He was cured BY Hamp-
toAs Vegetable 1ucture, after other things failed.
CUUiiI, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Henry Z. y inn Lad ii cough f.? , ysaTs-gTeat
knees &c. had in all i've SIX physicians; tried
) ,-.l-o H.t,tr r,.} only f.,-
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u. HANCDCK,l Commissioners
ION 49,, N. II. DUVAL,} q Executors
Az YOUNG MILES AT 4ucT1oN

~ Will BE- sold on EDNESDAY the 2stb dav of
october. 1857. (beiDg the second day Of the state
fair,l commencing at II o'clock, at the lot on Main
siZa. ~ " 'e'A s'ON
me particular attention of farmers and others IL
called to this saIs
TERMs-Four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes, interest added liberal discount
for cash. GODDIN 4 hppFRSt y
~, ~ Auctioneers.
v nhe above sale is u1avoidahlv POSTPONED until
hhipA J the 9th october, 81, at II O'clock. The
sale will take place at the lot on Franklin street sd
Join,ng the fair grounds where the new swing is
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GREAT ATTRACTION at 1877, Main
~ street, Eagle Square. -BULKLEf co are Of
E.ripg great Inducements to purchasers OF China,
Dinner and Tea Ware; glassware; Table Gallery
Plated Casters and House Furnishing Goods gene
rally Gixc them a call &C 2S-4t
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BOARDING, &c

QOARDlNG-THE NORVEL HOUSE,
~ by Mrs TRAVIS, has recently been fitted NJ for
the reception of Ladies and eutlen.n and for uAn.
sient Boarders Also, will take day Boariers
r9- Visitors from The country will find cunlfvrta-
bic accommodations during the Fair, and at any
other time, ON reasonable terms. oeT-He
BOARDING We still have vacant
persons during the Pair (and after with BOARD &C..
at our residence or Grace street, between 5th and
5th streets. MISSES MURRAY.
&C Its
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NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARD
~ ING HOUSE KEEpERS.-We are now opening
an extensive assortment of No. Blankets and Com
forts, which We will sell very low to close.
M IARfTS 4 SHINE
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genuine Ambrotype. just call at GIBBS Gallery,
where he is furnishing his customer with the
genuin. double glass Ambrotype. (warranted foI
beauty and durability. superior TO any made) at
cheaper rates than any house IN the city.
Our work is Two well known 10 require any putting
from us.
Gallery, Corinthan Hall, between 9th and 10Th.
Main street. z. T. GIBBS
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By Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND orr

H'UhNII UhE, 'DhI GUUUS AND GRO
CERIES-Will be sold at auction at mr. store
commencing at 10 O'Clock, on tn URSDAY n1ornnr
next, the 18th inst, large assortment Of new and
secondhand Furniture.
DRY 6,j0DS.-Cloths, Cassimeres Cassinets lin
seys, Mouselines, Caiicoes and Domestics: Merfno
Shirts aud Drawers &c.
hEADf MADE CL0THING.--So Cloth Coats A.
sorted; IS Cashmere and Velvet Vests country knit
Socks; Boots and Shoes
:, GROCERIES w hiskey, Gin. Brandy, Port Wine.
oc2S AIN N0rr H,.t
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HAIR DYES.--We have in store six
different preparations Of Liquid Hair Dyes, for
coIuring the hair brown black without in Jury OF
discoloration TO the skin, for snle by
Z. JOHNSTON & BRO
nrnnnriata
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OPENING WINTER MIL. a.,
THE STATE FAM

NoIlCE.-Ptrson DESTROYS of procur-
~ ing receipts for their annual dues To the VIII
MIA State Agricultural Society are invited to call ~
the Secretary's office. They NUT provide Them
selves with the change necessary to make their
nents as 1t 10 impossible under existing cir nm
stances, Tor the Secretary TO furnish the Change
Al persons procuring from Ticket Agents, adms
furnish themseive: With changefss those agents will
DO allowed to dc so for any thing but the smaller
gold com and silver currency. Enries are now he
ing made AT tho Office. Of subjects intended for the
exhibition Those having Tobacco samples to enter
should bring them in without de az " N"''i'
oc 23-ts CT Il Williams Co.,
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Esg@ ANOTHER GREAT CtRG OF BAKER


IIENRICo Co, July 3, lS57.
Nh. f. RAEBR-pcaT Sir-Ahnut three years ago.
the spine Of My back bcchme afflicted. by some
unknown - me. which endured for LONG time
with fdititUde thereby nearly destroying the of
myself sly doctors bill amounted to between two
and three hundred dollars without givicg any per-
manont relief. Ms ply stefan Then recommended TO
ma the use of Bakers Premium Bitters, IA he had
great faith in them. | commenced according 10 di-
rectous until had used six bottles which caused "A
complete cure, not feeling symptom of the disease
since. Ny general strength and health was never
better than Mt present. | find your Filters have
been OF great yaluA with dlSurdered stomechs and
bowels in my family last Summer
Your u.'edent servant,
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'------------------------
PERSONAL.

NuTlCE..--An persons having claims
=, sgainst the estate Of Ira o. Parker. DECEASED.
Si r.ee present Them and all persons indebted to
oc 7--lts kEBECCA IS. PAKK ER aJm;r
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COMMISSIONER SALE or VALUA

II ~ VT n LIZ "a
~, BILE LAND IN THE COUNTY or CHESTER
fIELD-Pufsuant toa b. cree u the Circuit Court,
IN. e,nty 0, Chesterfield, dated October 24f
pr. misses. on THURSDAY. the 18th Of NOV HMi,ER.
io91 ut " o'clock thu tract Of land on which the
ate john Adams resided at the time of his death.
rom MANCHESTER to the Csalpiis distant FIVE miles
Tue Town o. Manchester The tract on which the
sns ~ !, hens y sitnat containing -Four Hundred
iing monse, which has been used as Tavern f,r the
smith apd oa tbw.hty sars servants houses black
large and new Tob acco house and wei, Of ssstr i,
me yard The arabic land is in hi gh state
nent with seventy acre. of rich creek low grounds
well drained, and now in cultivation ''
mere are one hui dred and fty-seven acres of wood
sot. ao y, ~ ~ gfpwh on which there standing
s. seos, Vsk ana pine timber Also seyent y-ve
acres IN pine growth, from which cord wood can be
This land will be sold altogether q, divided 40 may
sale. -''''Ni' "n "io ua' vi
One other tract lying the north side of the turn
PIKE foau containing one hundred and twenty acres
aoout three miles from Manchester standing in nine
suitable for cord wood ~ p'AS
ana one other tract living south of the turnuke
road. containing sixty-Bine and a half acres with
oS house. with four or acres cared the balanc.
IN original growth.
The right OF the foregoing land is believed Tn be ,r
9isputa6!"; but W shall convey Only such right as
said. ~''S "9Si oe as aiofc-
!, Terms of sale fer the land Cash az to one.
t e ere Itof six and tseye mis- with int est
- sSs s.e ~, me other t~o thirds bonds with
Soo VIII De required and the title retained
un:ii The further order of the Court Mr. Mann bo
Iesdes on the place, Mr.. Duyal who resides near
py, VIII show the land to any enc who NAV wish to
we" Aud also. plat OF the same can be seen at
me once OF Nessrs Goddin K Apperson, in Richmond
Az her me yale Of the land we will proceed TO ael on
tuIe, Farming Utensils a SET of Racksmith's Tonis
eight valuable Mules, one fine Horse and Buggy
StocR OF cattle, some of them superior mich Cows
nso2s. anont one hundred and seveDty-five barrels
OF corn Fofder Shucks, Straw, and about ten thou
sand pounds of sheaf Oats
Terms of sale for the personal prorert Iibera, and
made known on the day of sale
ii .HANCDCK,l Commissioners
N. II. DUVAL,j Executors
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WRAPPERS. Also BLACK LACE BASQUES,
CAPES and PARTY DRESSES made to order.
BONN ETS Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed.
to- On hand, fine assortment of QUILTED
HOODS. LADIES' BAZAAR,
No. 20G Broad St, between 9Th and 5th streets.
&C 24-et
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@Ga GEO. B. STEEL, SURGEON DEN
CHIT TGsT, respectfully informs al persons need
cal or operative departmrn that they can be
benz fted BIZ calling at his Office lie vii, sxiract
till and reg Mate t-s, also insert arthci OF On the
best material ana In the hest possible manner. Ia-
wing experience of eight years in this city, he
feels confident Of giving entire satisfaction. All
work warranted
Office and residence No. 23l On Main, between sth
aud 9Th sts Richmond, Va. oc 2i-6t
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by \ CARp.-JoHN A. CALYo, Artist,
Ia. Resumed his course of lessons in DRAINING AND
PAINrING III all their branches.
Applicat. - be MADE at WI. SATTLER CO,
It9 Main rt.eet. l-lmF
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BY Z. Is. Cook & Co Aucts-

SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO, FOR ACCOUNT or WHOM 1T
MAI NCERS. AT AUCTI0S.-On THURSDAY
mOrnng 2Sth inst ~ IN O'clock we will sell at our
store Tor account of whom il may concern one splsn
tured by Nunns q Co, New York.
Ihe above beng the most modern style. 10 said By
order. Sale pefemtory.
Terms cash 4. B. COOK 1 CO.,
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Practices in all the Courts held the city Of Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover and King
! nam counties.
as-Ofice tho store Of P. Johnston 4 Brothe
No. ll5 Main street. jY l--Sm
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N0TICE.-Wc have this day admitted
~ JOHN II. CLARK, of Haitian. Va. :. : n.rt
THWEATT Il FAULKNER.
The style Of The arm Will hereafter be
Richmond. ,st. I3 fss7 ~ mHi,
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a. FOR rem Tenement No. 217
III Nsts street, including Store-wiil be put In
th6rGhgh Fehaf Pr 9 good tenant.
il 2Ssts tNEfs D. CRENsHAw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

S% GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No 81 on Main, between sth and 9Th
streets Richmond, Va. my 3-ly