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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30
Trustee under Deed Of 9th March, 1857.
AIMEE HILLIARD,
Trustee under Deed of 9TH July, 1857.
hu Qnrrtx AppEpsnN Aurfa %
TO THE IC.-ALLEGHANY

ITO THE IC.-ALLEGHANY
l. SPRINGS FOR SALE.--Having determined to
change my residence will offer for sale, on I'll RS
DAY the 18th day of October at the office of Messrs
Goddin Il Apperson, at the hour Of ii o'clock A. NJ
i'm the city of Richmond, 0neourth lny Interest) OF
the Allegheny Springs property, ineauding stock,
furniture, and everything connected with It,; There
are about 800 of land attached TO the springs
with Saw Mill, containing both Sash and Circular
Saws about two miles distant.
In advertising this property, deem II unnecessary
to enter into lengthy description OF It's value, as II
most valuable mineral water in the world. The i'm
pruvements are such as will accommodate five hun
dred persons and have been erected within the last
four years. 1t lies in the county OF Montgomery,
within 80 miles of the Va and Tenn. Railroad, and
il reached with from Richmond and Petersburg
Tennessee Railroad, the only difficulty Will be TO
have accommodations for the thousands who will
flock in from the West.
There has not in the history Of mineral water, any
which, within short time, has gained so enyiable
reputation each season establishing Chains upon
public favor. The value of this mineral water Is ac-
knowled by all medical gcntlemea who have Seen
its operations and effects upon persons using it.
Taking it for granted that persons having any
idea of purchasing will either Visit the place or seek
information in regard to it, from such as are COM
petent To impart it, consider any further deserip
the time above mentioned acithom reserve, unless
sold privately before, and if sold, due notice VIII be
given.
o SO privately. by application to me;
The terms OF the sale will be ten thousand collars
the first day of January, 1853. and the balance In
one and two years with satisfactory security. My
address is Liberty, Bedford county, Va ,o,r
Sale conducted by GopDIS 4 ArPERsOS. Aucts.
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Rgn LADIRs' BAzAAR. REMOVED ON

B9 LADIRs' BAZAAR, REMOVED ONE
DOOR ABOVE TIE OLD STAND No. COO BROAD STREET,
We are now opening cur Fall Stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, to which briefly cal the atten.
ton OF the public, noticing but few OF the many
ticles embraced i'll our line of trade.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Attention is particularly called to our stock o.
Fringes, Braids, Velvets, Bindings, Fancy Buttons
&c, &C Oar selection is admitted to be most choice
and desirable, possessing style and elegance which
cannot fail 10 please the most fastidious yotaries OF
fashion. We have cut down prices far below the
standard mark, with view of selling double the
quantity FOR oNB-HALP THE USUAL PROFITS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Comprising beautiful assortment of Ribbons, Flow
ers, Feathers, Laces, Ruches, Bonnet Frames, and
other articles belonging to the trade. Milliners
requested TO examine stock being satisfied that
our G0oDS and PRICES will please.
EMBROIDERIES.
Our assortment embraces the usual variety: Col
lars and Sleeves, in sets, single; Mourning Col
lars Sleeves, Caps and Grapes Cambria, Swiss and
Dimity Bands Cambria Edgings, Linen Hdfs, &c:
Stamped Bands. French Working Cotton. DC, &C.
Also Gloves; Hosiery; Hair Rolls Zephyr Tai
mas; Hoods; Rivolets; Shawis; Nantes; Basques;
Sacks Also, full line sfChdrens Worsted Goods
Chenille and Chenille Head Dresses; Scarfs; Zephyr
Worsted Hoop skirts; Reeds; Brass Hoops; together
with great variety Of Miscellaneous Articles, both
Staple and Fancy.
We are constantly receiving additions to our stock
awhich shall be pleased to show to customers
nd hope TO merit continuance of their patronage.
re R-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nSs~ PArRR HASorNas,
CURTAIN GOODS, &C., &c.
John f. REGNAULT.
(ie? MAIN sraxrf.)


CURTAIN GOODS, &C., &c.
JOHN f. REGNAULT,
{ie2 MAIN sfRxrf)
Has row in store, his Fall supply Of French and
A"'jp,LPER HANGLNGS AND BORDERS
ou, yel,et plain aud common. Also, new DECO.
RtTIoNs, Of Gilt, Velvet. Marble and Wood innita.
tons. 81. c,-p~,yz .,nons
xtcnsiye ana as beautiful as were ever offered In
M cIty embracing Br.catsllss, Satin de LANES
pnglish and German wersted Damask Moreens
,S,ntg Lace and Muslin, with Cornices Rands
C"r,is rassels Loops aud Ornaments. His leng CT,
r,Snre in the business which. with the aid of an.
,cri.r craftsman and workman from one Of the lar
,est rnrtaip houses ia New York enable him TO say
hat his curtains will 10 made and hung IN A srYIR
.sIcs CANNOT RE SQUALtSp IN TnRerrY.
A large assortment 81 ... -
vKLVET. TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, TuREE-PLY,
PLAIN INGRAM AND VENETIAN
CARPETS AND RUGS
Cocoa Thread, Wool, and other Door Mats, Curled
Hair. Moss and Shuck Mattresses. Feather Reds.
Lounges. Window Shades, Paper Curtains. gilt and
common Cocoa Mating.
YLotR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
SFIFFR PLATED .(ND BRASS MAIN RODS
AND STAMPED BRASS PLATES, for steps.
AT FACTORY PRICES.
In fact every article thai 10 usually found In Pa
Tsr Hanging and Upholstery establishment, and ariA
bs soid vTsoa zach ttTzss c5sat fd1i 10 please.
gAPaper Hanging and Upholstery work sxecu'
eei IN town or country. s2-lm
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aeg~ ELEaANr MANr1Es. C1oAk..

SHAwLs, &o.-THos. r. PnIcH & Co, have Just opened
the largest and most complete supply Of elegant
e.et ana GGh ss TGak SG whcn icy
and square Blankets, Cloth, Chenille, Stella and
French Kabyl Shawls, to which they invite special
attention.
They have also opened large stock of all the new
eat style DRESS TRIMMINGS in Velvots, Fringes
More Antique, Chenille, &C. Those in want, either
at wholesale or retail requested to give them a
call. THOMAS X. PRICE & co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
sel7-2w SO Main street.
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!, BOETTCHER. IMPORTER ANI

". DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, WORsTED
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CHILES CHENERY.
Double Zephyr Worsteds, in all imaginable shades
Single Zephyr Worsteds, in all colors
Shetland Yarn for knitting nubias, white and col
ored
White and colored Yarn in all sizes
Black and colored Velvet Ribbons lQualte de Paris)
Silk Fringes from So to 81 per yard
Dress Trimmings latest STYLES. 10 2-lm
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kay HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City-If you wish TO get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved style
would advise you to call on HOBS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrar Q
18th street.
n Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had al
all hours Single Baths Is cents, tickets for 81
ap 2-tf
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF GEN
"a TEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURE-
lTURE AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, October al,
Mt 10 O'Clock, we will SELL at the late residence of
James Allen, Decd On Broad street, directly oppo-
ste the Monumental Church. all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, contained in said tenement AM
bracng the usual variety Of well kept articles, to
which the attention Of the public is respectfully re-
quested.
BY order of the Administrator.
Saleconducted by T.. B. COOK Co,
80 Auctiopsars
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m LOOK AT THIs.-If YOU want q

Bas~ LOOK AT THIs.-If you want o
genuine Ambrotype, inst call at GIsB's Gallery,
where he is now furnishing his customers with the
genuine double glass Ambrotype. Warranted for
beauty and durability. superior 10 any made) at
cheaper rates than any hOusc In the city.
Our work il two well known TO require any pufir
from us.
Gallery. Cornthian Hail. between 9th and 10th,
Main street. r. H. GIBBS.
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AUCTION aALUs.
KUTURK uAM.
By Taylor & Williams.


By Taylor & Williams.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS.
Rr PszH Gs NAN r knp .gyn 4 II,
the premises. viii b. Sold two Brick Rs.idencss up ,t
and occupied respectively By Mrs. 4. WOOD and NJ.
Robinson They lave rooms each with the usual
o1shouses, and are In good order.
TERMs--one-iourth cash, balance At 4 II And IA
ontns, ZOE notes with interest added, and secured
', .a ''''' TAYLOR : WILLIAMS. Aue,,.
CMALL FARM ON THE BROOKE
AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY. the ID October. al Al ~
O'Clock ~, upon the premises, the small Farm Oh
MT. g. w Mahone's, situated on The Plank road, and
seres There are acres Of cleared land the balance
L. IN woods The improvements consist of Comforts
aoie oMeiiing, with new out houses, and fine young
TsRNs-one- third cash; balance ct and IL months,
'd0 Ta 1nc y sss ses
TRUSTEES SALEOF REAL ESTATE
IN DUyALs ADDITI0N.-By. virtue of q deed
OF trust, executed by Frederick Anderson and wife
% the trustees the Monroe Building Fund Associa
ce Of the Clerk Of Richmond Mustnas Cont to al
cure to the said Association the payment of certain
bond and by order Of the Board OF Directors Of said
Association we shall sell on MONDAY 5th day of DC
tober, 1851, commencing at o'clock p NJ, upon the
premises the property BY said deed conveyed to wit
Aonieu iiouSc ouu Lot, on the W est SfQe OIL st
Stephens, between Duvai and Baker streets 'front.'
ing on st. Stephen street 81 feet and running back
1873 feet being the same property conveyed to said
Anderson by Charles Hagan and wife, by deed dated
18th July, 1853.
Also, a lot of Ground, with the buildings thereon.
situated at the intersection Of Second and Baker
streets fronting the West line of Second street
80 feet, running back of irregular width about So
feet, containing breadth of IS feet its line
being the came property conveyed to said Anderson
by ii. Langford and wife, by deed dated Sd March,
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months,
for notes. with interest added and secured by trust
deed. FLEMING GRIFFIN. u -
T. T. ISBELL, Alustees'
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN MITCHELL'S PLAINLY virtue of deed
tees OF the Monroe Building Fund Association to Sc
cure TO the said Association the payment certain
pond; which deed bears date the 4th day of June
1856 and is recorded in the office OF the clerk of Henri
co county Court; and by order of the Board of Di-
reetors OF said Association, we will sell on MONDAY
PIN QctoDer, 1857, upon the premises at o'clock p
NJ, the property in said deed conveyed to wit All
that land lying and being in the county of Henrico
near 20 MItohelfs Spring, and described on plan
l4,S, Is, 81, IS; also lots W Nj and Academy lot
pelng the same real estate conveyed by John r. An.
derson to said Woodson by deed dated lst day of
| Office - A0-ii'' ooui'' "0uit
TERMS: Onethird cash. balance at 3 and months.
| deed 'D '''i'o " oe'
EFL +. HsShs GRIFFIN Trustees.
| TAYLOR a WuIJAug Apo+s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN HEN


A.. RICO. ONE ABOUT II Mites. AND TIRE orHrr
mI-ks NORTH OF RICHMOND, ONE on rms MorsrAfy
hoAD, AND the OTHER NEAR fTiE FREpEkrcks purg
soAp, FOR SALE AT AUCTrON.-At the reou s ~
ar Jno. D. Thomas {who contemplatss removing to
sb smaller place. We shn sel at public auction, on
O'Clock NJ, the Farm on which he now resides called
,Uak Grove" containing 2zTs acres, lying on the
moantsin Road. II miles from Richmond, bounded
g ~ sns Chick the lands q Jno p Rys
TINS tract s cleared and the balance in oriene, md
secondary growth. The buildings on the place con.
n 81 Of . large Framed Dwelling containing sbont
u.r roGms igasms,y used for Tavern besides the
TINS tract there Is said to be coal a. ii aaons the
amos recently purchased for that purpose by the
view York Coal Company. After the foregoing sale
say az O'clock on the premises will be sold another
valuable Farm, about nine miles from Richmond
nRaJoaning The lands Of W. n. aldrop Jas g. RyaI.
arrus .a estate and others, containing z36
balance in original growth of wood and timber. On;
TINS place there 10 comfortable Dwelling. large
BRICK Barn. and other buildings. This Is Justly re-
Nze in the county ~ VI IN
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance Mt one and two
ior ponds bearing interest, secured by a trust
oeou 40 GoDDlN APPERSON
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E2y TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
f. q. Whitfield wholesale and retail dealer h
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber of every scscrip-
ton. Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond Va lQ-d6mH
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BUSINESS CARDS.

D. B. BRIDGFORD, N. TINSLRY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS.
pRIDGFORD & CO., General Commits
- sion and Forwarding Merchants on the Dock.
Richmond Va
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By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.

GENTEEL FURNITURE, FIRE NCH
- PLATE MIRROR, &c, AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY, October 5th at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
the residence OF Mrs Samuel Reeve on Main, be-
tween 9th and 18th streets the balance of her House
hold and Kitchen Furniture consisting of
Marble Top Table, Card Table, Ottomans, Sofa
Center Tables, Divans, large French Plate Mirror,
set Cottage Furniture, Bedstesds, Feather Bedss
Mattresses w ashstand, Chairs Sideboards Dining
Table, Safe, Refrigerator, &C.
SO 80 h. B. COOK L CO.. Auets.
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EB GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No 23l. MAN, between Sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. my 30-ly
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BY Thomas W. Keesee,
(Office corner of 18th and Cary straets1

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURF FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WlI be
sold, on THURSDAY morning next, October lst
commencing at IL O'Clock, at the residence of Mr..
Benjamin Pitcher, between Main aud Federal sts.,
AID opposite Warsaw, all of his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of good assortment
Orwell kept articles. TH0S. VI. KEESEE
SEES Auctioneer
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PRICE WATKINS, No. Isl Main street are re-
eevng their large and elegant stock of French. Eng
lish and American DRY GOODS among which are
the following:
FOR LADIES.
Elegant Side Striped silk ROBES; Ray aderc Striped
HINES: new style French Printed MOI SELINES.
very rich Satin Striped Cashmere De E'CosSe; o.
Shaded and Figured MERTNOS and CASHMERES;
side Striped De Lame ROBES; Satin Stripes pop
LISs: bright Chalie PLAiDS: Satin Striped Al
econe WALDORF Mohars; sack FLANNEl4S; Persian
Oe LANES rich English PRINTS; Illusion CSpes
valenGirapes Collars aud Sleeves reque aud Crepe
Collar and Sleeves HOSIERY: Belts: Steel Exten-
sen SKIRTS, Hoped do, in great variety; Irish
LISKNS: Rleachei snd Brown C0rTONS, &c, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Superior black and colored CLOTHS and CASSl-
MERk rich silk, Velvet and Plush YESrINGS !;
o., SIDE striped French CASSIMERES, TW EEpS.
sATISErS, CRANATS, COLLARS. sUSPENDERS,
:. HDSk nDhES.. &c
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RSEFREsH LEECHEs.-I

Ba FRESH LEECHEs.-I have just re-
ceiyed by Adams Express fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
z. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to. Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 23-ts X. G, H0BSON
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sss..GrmlS FOR LYNCHBURG-T0
LEAVE wEDNESDAY-The Canal
Boat T. J. AkTS00k viii leave above For freight
apply to WM. r. cox, at the Shed.
Dock street.
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I 900 AND 877 ACRES of very valua-

I OCO AND 3II ACRES OF very yalua-
!, 6sIO BILE James River land for sale at auction,
together with stock, crops. farming utensils &c
Will be sold ON the premises, on THURSDAY, the
LIST OF October Is ii fair If not. the next fair day,
commencing at ~ o'clock, the Farm called Hughes
Creek" the residence Of the lste Richard Anderson,
in the county of Powhatan about ~ miles from Rich
mond on Jamek river at Maidens Adventure. This
tract contains 2 acres, liz acres OF which is river
low grounds, 10 acres Of creek and branch bottom,
and about 900 acres Of high land, in high state OF
Improvement producing highly profitable crops Of
wheat tobacco corn and clover. The balance OF this
tract about 6l6 acres Is covered with pine and oak
timber and wood.
There ars on this estate every building and i'm
proyemen important TO the operation Of such an es-
tate The location II undoubtedly healthy, and the
society AZ good any in Virginia.
Adjoining the above Is another tract or 31I acres
with improvements consisting Of Dwelling, &C. A
large portion of this tract is under cultivation bal
anee said to be well timbercd and wooded.
The purchasers Of the real estate will have the
privilege Of buying at valuation, the Negroes forty
seven in number, to be kept and worked on the es-
tate.
After the sale OF the land the whole OF the person
crops farming utensils, household furniture, &c. will
be sold.
TsRMs-As to the real estate 81 600 In cash. balance
at one two three and four years. for bonds bearing
interest payable semiannually, secured by trusl
Decd as TO the slaves cash its eQuivaant 10 tbs
other personal estate for all sums than $50 cash
that sum and above, credit for six mouths for bonds
bearing interest. II not paid punctually.
BEN. 4. ANDERSON,
FRED. ANDERSON,
Acting Ex'ors Of X. Anderson, decd.
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BY Richard Cauthorn.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
II NITURE AT AUCTIOV.--0n WEDNESDAY,
30th inst at 0ocock, at the residence Of Mr. Thos.
@. Bell, opposite Temperance Hall, on Church AM,
will eel at auction for ca b. his entire Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Beds and Bed
ding. Chairs. Tables. Wsrdrobes, Dinner and Tea
Sets, &c. Sale positive.
40 20 CAUTTJ0RN Auct
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nog- To THE PEOPLE OF uKyRIco-Tbe

citizens OF lIenrco county, requested to meet at
their Court House, on MONDAY the 9TH day Of DC,
tober that being the first day of their County Court
at IL o'clock for the purpose considering the ques
ton of extending the corporate limits Of the city
Richmond. This being "A question If great impOr-
tance to the people of the county it is highly desira
BILE that every citizen shall attend. Sherwin McRae
and John b. Young, Esqrs and other gentlemen will
address the meeting.
~ ltd MANY CITIZENS.
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EOR SALE.-Will be sold to the high
Il est bidder, at auction. on MONDAY next. the
repair large enough for six Mules Horses togetl-
er With lease the lot upon which it stands for IS
months from the LIST of October 1857 The above lot
contains about acre and is situated Just outside
the corporate line, close to Mrs. Pitchers in the town
of Sydney. Sc 30-4t*
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ES BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
VoRAcz L. KENT, Pros't. Z. B. BENTLEY Treasr
WILLIAM b. IsAlcs, Secretary.
Committee If Arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES B. DUPUY,
T. W. MCCANCR, l.. D. CRESsHAY
my N-ts
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
L OTHERS BUYING CANDIES, by Wholesale,
will find 1t TO their interest, before making their
purchases elsewhere, TO give me call, as am ma
nufacturing CANDIES, In great variety OF styles,
ost OF the best refined sugars, which warrant to
States and at the lowest prices.
Also in store, the usual variety Of FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, NUTS, CIGARS, &C. with large variety
Of TOYS. FANCY GOODS. ACCoRDE0Ns, &C.. at
low prices. JAMES MOORE.
q Main street. opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
% A~iflm
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HEAVY NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &C.
TiI0S. r, PRICE & 90. have made arrangements
Tor keeping large and extensive assortment Of Ne
gre Clothing, Coarse Woolens, Blankets, &C., to
which they invite the attention Of the Merchants,
Farmers Planters anu Traders Of Virginia and N.
Carolina.
These Goods are bought directly from the Agents
and Manufacturers, upon the very best terms, and
VIII be put at the lowest rates such Goods can be sold
Tor ~ the largest houses in the country.
Thoy now making large additions II their
stock in this department., among them the follow
ing:
Negrs Blankets, (grey Plaid Linseys 81 70 and
and white all sizes and ~
qualities penitentiary plaids
Heavy Sleeps Greys tout Plaid Oznaburgs ffor ont
hands, - women)
Sheep Grey Twills do. do Carolina Jeans do. d.
kerseys (best makes) Bed Blankets Iea ia
Cassinets Ger house ser I2-4 and 1874 >
vantsl lye and Beached Sheet
Cotton 0znasurgs ilgs, "a, l04 and 1874
"a and - Brown Cotton hrd Cotton fall brands)
Fulled Cloths tfor mem ! kerseys for wsmen &c.
And by every arrival throughout the season. /.
addition to q splendid supply of Imported and b.
nestle Goods they will receive full and csm plete
assortment of CURTAIN GOODS such as Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Brocatelles, Sat de LANES Curtain
Damasks, Moreens, Tassels Cord, Gimps Fringes.
Loops, Cornice; Ladies' Fur Capes, victorines and
Cuffs; particulars Of which will be given in future
advertisement.
THOMAS Il. PRICE 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Z Main
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ny UxIox FEMALE INSTITUTE, RIcu-

E@y@ UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE, RICH
SoNp. Wilder 70. 7. SrUBss aad Rev. 8. VI. IRA
WICK, frineirals.-This Institution will open the
18th September. and close 18th July, embracing tive
terms Of months each, at the following rates per
term. ,iz: Beard $50 Tuition in the primary
branches $40; complete English course SIS; Ancient
nj Modern Languages, each s.; Painting, Drawing
DC, each s.; Music on the Piano $40.
All fees payable quarterly in advance.
A. G. STUBS,
Sc dim Secretary U. +. /.
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DY VIRTUE of the provisions contain.

DY VIRTUE of the provisions contain
- cd In deed Of trust from B. Weisman to Aug.
Anderson and others, Trustees of the Henry Compa-
Cart Clerks Office Of the City of Ricfmond-D. b.
70 A. D. 1O-we shall by order of the Board of Drec.
tors Of said Company, On WEDNESDAY. the IN
day of October 1857 ii fair and If not the next fair
day thereafter at 6ocock, p. NJ, proceed to sell at
public auction on the promises, the property con-
veyed by said deed described as lot OF land stu
ate in the city of Richmond on the western side Of
Seventh street, between Canal and Cary streets
fronting on Seventh street l6 feet 9 inches, and run
ming back between parallel lines at right angles &c
and dwelling thereon.
TsRHs made known at the hour Of sale.
0. A. STRECkER,1 Trustees
JOHN GIBSON, of the
ew jill. r. MAYO. Henry Co.
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By Thomas W. Keesee.
Office corner of 18th and Cary streets

GOAL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ VIII be sold. on FRIDAY morning next October
joining the Arm0ry, lot OF four thousand bushels
of COAL, in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: For all sums under $50 cash $50 and over
that amount, four months credit for approved nego-
table paper.
sc % THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-30
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