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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

T'O COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS BUYING CANDIES, by wholesale,
will find it to their interest before making their
purchases elsewhere. to give me call, as am ma
nufac curing CANDIES, in great variety of styles,
oet Of the best 70 ined sugars. which warrant to
stand in any climate, equal to any in the United
States and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store, the usual variety of FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, NUTS, CIGARS, kc., with large variety
low prices. JAMES MOORE.
s. Main street, opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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RSS LAThAUhHINAHi JUbo'-I IIUS' ~
PRICE Co. are Just now opening some of the great
est bargains which have been brought to this
market, from the large Cash Package Sale in New
ton of the Trade and city and country buyers to
these Goods, they will be closed out during the
next ten days. in order to make room Tor additional
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THRUST EEs' SALE OF vALUABLl

i N y . OiLE We
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF sgd
NEY. AT THE COkNER OF HARyIE AND FED
ERAL STREETS.-By virtue OF two Trust Deeds,
dersgned, John Bagby dated - June, 1855, and the
second to the undersigned, Wellington Goddin, dated
Goth of March, 1887, both duly recorded in Henrco
County Court, We shall, in execution OF said Trust
Deeds, procoed to sell at public auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the Sd November, Mt 4 o'clock
NJ iii fair, if not, the next fair day the Real Es
tate conveyed by the said Deeds consisting OF Lot
No. ", in the plan Of Sydney having front ON the
East line OF Harve street Of ls0 feet and depth on
the South line of Federal of liz feet aud hay
ing thereon neat brick cottage residence together
with Kitchen, stable, smokehouse, &c. we'll of fine
WAFER and parcel OF fruit and shade trees Tho Lot
will be divided TO suit purchasers
TERMs-0ne third cash. balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes. interest ADDED secured
by trust deed, Vr title retained.
se2s GCDDIN APPERSON, Aucts
MEAT COTTAGE FARM, CONTAINING
~ NINE ACRES, ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
TWO NILES BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE
AT AUCTIUN.-Will be sold on TUESDAY. the 20th
day Of October, 1891, on the premises, commencing
AZ ia o'clock 7. Al the above 10 ated Farm now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas j. White The i'm
prOVeulents on the premises consist of excellent
cottage dwelling and the usual out-buii2ings 1t
adJons the farms of Messrs. John Poe aud Charles
T. " illiams The location is a handsome ons, and
the land admirably adapted to a market garden
TERMS. -one-fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
| by trust deed GODDIN d. APPERSON
Aucsieaeers.
p. S:-Immediately after the sale of the land will
be sold the crop of Corn raised on the above Farm
hne Mich Cow, and lot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
4 TermR at IN A,,ats
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INVESTS BURNING FLUID.-Fresh
W and GENUINE. warranted pure. As per cent.
above proof, al seventy cents per gallon, at
81 GEO. D0WDEN's, New Drug Store,
ee5 T5 Broad street
HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth Brushes, Po-
IL lpsdes, Hair Oils, .perfunery,. FranGIpanni,
Soap, Tooth Washes and. Pearl psgtifrcss Of svefy
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it a trial.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD Co. Richmond; by
Dr.. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY, Balti.
more and by Drug ssts and Shopkeepers everywhere
HA- 81 per bsttls six bottles for 50. S-d&s
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M" LADIES BAZAAR, REMOVED ONE
DOOR ABOVE TEE OLD STAND, No. 2os BROAD STREET
We are now opening our Fall Stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, to which briefly call the atten-
ton Of the public, noticing but few Of the many ar
tcles embraced in oar line OF trade.
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bricks. DOORS. SASH, &C., AT AUG
~ TT0N.--on THURSDAY, Oct. 18th. Mt s'cIock
p. NJ, on the promises corner of ysnsb1e and 9th
streets, on Uni0n HILL will sell 81 auction. large
lot OF Bricks, Doors, Windows Sash. 9ardcn Rails.
&c. @ Ia -.----.---- II. GAUTlOkN. Aucf.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

Attention is particularly called to stock o.
Fringes, Braids, Velvets, bindings, Fancy Buttons
&c, &C. Our selection is admitted to be NEST chocs
and desirable, possessing style and elegance which
cannot fail TO please the most fastdous yotaries o
fashion. We have cat down prices far below the
standard mark. with visw OF selling double the
quantity Eok oSE-HAIR he uSIIlL Ph0EIra
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RAC0N.-Hams, Sides and Shoulders,
~ receiving per Baltimore boat this morning, for
sale by VIM. III. TYLER
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GHEESE.-10 boxes prime Cheese. for
~ sale by WIN. WALLACE SONS
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2::3 - I'M TIT ItEDiDENOE TUh hEN 1.
MI The house at the corner of Cary aud Foushee
streets. 1t has five room with fire places in them
besides the kitchen and two outerroos for servants
There Is hydrant on the lot and ether usual con
ventences Tor family. Possession given immedi
ateiy. For terms, apply to
an 3l-ts THOMAS EuANo
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GEO. H. TOMPKINs, having resigned

GEO. III. TOMPKINS, having resigned
~ ~ Secretary Of Bevidere Manufacturing Com
psny. offers his services an accountant general
agent and collector. He will write up books make
ren 9s e. iG s claims H. a and do
assisted By Robt W Bigelow, ESQ., Office corner Bank
and lth streets in rear of N. A. Sturdivants Esq,
law Office. Entrance ON Bank street oc l2-3t
A PPLES. PEARS, ONIONS AND PO-
GO bbls prime Northern APPLES
i g.: e. e e. e: S SS1SSs
Receiving this day by Jamestown and for sale low
by j. +. L. MASURIEk,
&c l3-2t* No 81, Old Market.
DOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, about 81
Ter and carriage driver. and also good house ser
van--to be fold tn remain in the State. He will be
sold on short credit. if desired. Apply at Cary
Street Jail. &C l3-eo3t*
OILS.-l5 casks Pure Winter Strained
81 casks Winter SOLAR OILS. Bleached
20 casks North West Coast SOLAR OILS
Landing, direct from New Bedford, and for sale by
oc I3-6t EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
pERUVIAN GUANO, AND PH0S-
PERUVIAN GUANo best quality
peBurg's PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Richmond Ground PLASTER
Thomaston LINE
| For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co,
&C l3-6t Head of the Dock.
~ OPENING OF FALL AND Erg
| - WINTER MILLINERY.-Miss Y. AeSS
- TEN PLE u A n, opposite Messrs. ELAS
Ssr S MI
Her friends and the public are requested to examine
this assortment. &C l3-3t
c-L GREAT BARGAINS IN TOP
sa@sH AND OPEN BUGGIEs.-No one should
buy BUGtiIES until they hays examined my stock.
have on hand assortment of the best QUALITY of
my own make, which will sell at prices more favor
able to the buyer than can be had anywhere in kch-
| Mond. D. A. FRANCES,
| &C l3-lm No. 76 Franklin street.
sSNcHmrk FOR LYNCHBURG AND
sss:sz5BUCHANAN-TO LEAVE WE'D
| NESDAY.-The canal boat OLIVIA, will leave as
above Forfreisht' AVN WH e cox a, til. Shed
| NOTICE.-Th Twenty Third Annual
| and Karawha Company, will be held at the Office Of
the Comp.ny, in this city. on MONDAY. the asth of
| APPOINTMENT OF PROXY
Knosc al men by these presents; That we, the sub,
scribers being Stockholders in the James River and
| Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and ap-
point our true and lawful Attorney
and Proxy to represent each of in all the general
meetings Of the Stockholders IT said Company held
within six months from and after the date hereof,
by som. other proxy With full power and author
ity, at such general meetings. to give such vote
votes and to do such other act scts each of
could give or de- a member OF the said meetings,
ify and confirm whatever vote votes act acts.
our said Attorney may give do for in pursuance
of The authority hereby conferred upon hims
| Witness our hands and seals this day
one thousand eight hundred and
| Teste, lSea.l
" O' WIN. ?. dUNFoRD, sec'y.
Richmond, Sept. q, ls57-2aw4w.
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F.- -rswa=zxr-7 RICHMoND Oct lst., 1857.
- Essss;s;s:;ss;;::ss;s SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
and after this date, ALL packages intended for Kx-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS Of tho Virginia Cen
trail Railroad will reoeiy cd at our Office 1874 Main
street instead of Railroad Depot, heretofore be-
ing in conformity with arrangement made with
the above Company.
J. L. MAOJcNOUGH, Agent
oc ITS Adams Express Company.
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RR00MS.-20O dozen 2 and 3 string
- Brooms; 200 doz and Hoop Pals; 400 gross
Matches. various brands, for sale by
&C ~ WIN WALLACE SONS.
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GREAT ATTRACTI0N-T subscri-
~ her would call the attention of the public to his
xtensive stock of new FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS. purchased under thepresent monetary pres
sure. ut very much reduced rates.
RICH DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIp-
TI0N-Such rs Robes and Ques; Bayadere and
Brocade Silks, French Delaines, Valencia Robes,
Silk Poplins Figured Meiinos Shawls. Cloaks, Bon
net Ribbons, Embroideries. Gloves. Hosiery and
full stock of Domestic Goods which will be sold at
such unprecedented low prices, to out do all others
in selling low for cash. e.
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a WARREN. WHOLESALE AND RE

II. TAIL DEALER IN HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES; English, French and German Fancy
Goods; Wood and Willow Ware: Toys; Fancy Bas-
kets Broorns Brushes; Tubs Pals; Looking Gasses:
perfnmery, Toilet Goods, Soaps; Matches, &c, &c
No 81, Main street, would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Richmond, country merchants, and
stranger generally visiting the city that be IL
In receipt Of his Fall Stock Of Goods which has been
selected with great care. and purchased under the
offer extraordinary Inducements to purchasers, who
are invited TO give his Stock examination before
purchasing elsewhere. .as
Grateful TO his friends and Discerning PUBLIC for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon hi
he hopes 70 merit and receive acontinnance thereof
H. WARREN, +
\ a IA No So Main sc.
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stock.
They consist in part Of
Heavy Grey Negro Blan- 1900 Grain Bags
kets Super. Bleached Cottons
Do. White do do Heavy do. do.
Satinetts Negro Cloths Plannels, Kerseys
Plaid Linseys Prints Irish Linens
Cotton Oznaburgs, "a and Pillow Cottons
"A Tweeds, &C. &c.
And by the same ship and other arrivals, they are
in receipt of large additions to their commanding
stock Of rich Fancy. Dress and other Goods of the
most recent mportaions, bought within fow days
Elegant Silks and Silk Ladies' ii. ), Gloves
Robes Bombszines aud Tamese
IA yadere Silks and Pop Grape and Lsve Wells
> Inns - Blk. Ottoman Silk
French Msripes (every Blk. Bayaders do.
colorl II Ladies' Merino Vests
French Cashmerss Ladies' Armenian do.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks Mourning Collars and
In great varsity sleeves
Splendid French Nous Corded and Heop SKIRTS
lines Extension and Bone Dc.
Rich De Ecosse' Hosiery {every Variety
Point AppIoue Sets Gents Lambs wso Sha-
yaiepciennes do. ker, Merino and Cash
French Work Collars and mere Shirts and Draw
Sets ! ers, &C. &C.
Their stock At this time is the largest and most at
tractive they have ever exhibited and they invite
call from city and country buyers either at whole
sale or retail TfI0S. n. PRICE 4 CO,
+ &C 5-dl2tcw2t Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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BY Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND CIR

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
- CERIES--Will be sold at auction, at my store,
Main and 18th street. commencing at 10 oclk
on THURSDAY morning next, the 18th inst, q larg ;
lot of secondhand Furniture.
DRY GtODS.-Cloths. Cassmeres. Cassinets, Lind
seys, Meuslains Calicoss, Cambrics and Domesfcs.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.-Clof and Cashmere
Coats Cashmere Pants Silk and Velvet Vests Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Bonnets.
GR0CERIES.-H hickey, Gin, Brandy. Rum, Port
Wine, Scotch Ale, sdKeidam Schnapps Black Tea,
re-; G.ooo Cigars: Gold and Silver Watches.
&C IA ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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rant
'A<tss
erlor
| he. e
hence
m 10
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nEBAGES! DEBAGES.- II have just
~ received another of those CHEAP Dsbases.
which have been selling at 10 cts. All those In
want will please call at the cheap store OF
ALFRED MOSES.
Main.
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4 Ii KINDS OF PRODUCE, SUCH AS
n Wheat, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Pork,
and anything the farmer has to sell can find Il
market at my store. j. NJ. BENTHALL.
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BROKEN BANK BILLS

i at my store But am willing to take Pork,
Wheat, Corn or Oats, if they are brought in i'm
mediately. Persons whose Notes or Acccptances
are past due, who have the above articles Tor
sale, and do not bring them or the money IN
SOON, shall take it for granted do not inteho
to pay me, and will act accordingly.
o,..,,o.or Ian 10 1857. fn4tf
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