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Is respects quantity tho Imports OF gain from
tae Contnect are not to BE- relied upoa in times
Of great demand
Under these circumstances, 1t ray fairly be as.
surned that q large toxtion OF the FIVE million
quarters required for home consumption in Great
Britain vii. be drawn from this country. OF
the a,6OoO 900 quarters which FOR the last six
years have been annually imported into England,
The proportion Of the United States and Canada
las betn about 100000. The writer Of the ar
tcie referred to expresses bis doubts whether,
oTjDgto our present financial difficulties and the
state q credit throughout tire Union generally,
we shall be able 70 supply our usual quantity
Our British customers need give themselves no
unea-iaess on that score. Our grain crops this
year bave been so unprecedenteay luxuriaut
that ~e can undertake to furnish the whole quota
Of the English impoita,ions from different ccun-
tiles. With regard to the difficulty If bringing
il TO The seaboGd for Shipment, il should be re-
collected that the worst period Of our cnbar-
rsesments is over, that specie will now be rapidly
flowing in to US from Europe, and that the lii st
efforts that viii be made in tbis improved state
OF ,hiygs will be to liberata tie stock Of bread
stuls new locked up ia the Western cities. Be
slices, although it is tue that the navigation OF
our rivers and canals viii oniy remain open for
few weeks longer, the Low price of grain in the
Western markets will admit Of IT'S being despatch
ed curing the winter by railway to our shIppng
porta Southern flour can also be readily ship
ped at any time by way of New Orleans In
preaerce Of these facts, we are justified in con-
GLIDING that the prices of breadstufs will not
range much lower than at present in the Euro
pean markets and that the expectation of wheat
and -four from this country for the next twelve
months will be large.
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ton Of any one acquainted with Swiss affairs,
that tie government Of vaud, far from making
any active, and still less armed, preparations to
resist the authority of tie federal government.
las oil the time OILY offered passive resistance
to the above measure; and that as coon as its
means Of delaying the enterprise by legal for
maiites are exhausted, it viii submit the Canto-
nal rights to the higher federal ones To act
otherSise would be inconsistent with its duties as
a member Of the Swiss federation, and would
OILY bring disgrace and trouble upon those who
have The direction Of the Csntonal administration.
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FAIrRE or THE PoTATo CRoF ~ ErRorE
Or BlJAnSrUus LrKEiY 10 ~ rs DEN,Su.-
The genorelly favorable accounts received Of
the harvest abroad have, in addition TO their
other difficulties, excited n good deal OF I'M
casinos among our farmers They have been
alarming themselves unnecessarily. . will be seen
hy an article from the Mari Lare Efpnc,s, pub
lisbcd 10 another column. From the statements
OF the writer il appears that although the grain
erops In Great Britain are OF an average amount
there J. q certainty that the quantity OF imported
wheat required for the next year will not be short
Of five million quarters This seeming paradox
IL explained by tho startling announcement con
taintd "a The same Article. that the potato disease
during ice three weeks ending The 10th OF o.
iober bad assumed virulence equal in dcstruc-
tivcncss to tbc worst period OF lie prevalence,
which was 10 lsiG--thc year pctyious to the
liish tsnDnc. IT, a2grayate tic aeprchcusions
'Dspittd ny t0i' calamity, il appears chat Great
Bntsin cannot rely upon The grain crops
CT tue ConllLcn., abundant as they are, to
make up the deficiency of food that will he
caused by The failure Of The potato crop In
France The potato rot has manifested i's,lf 10 au
almost tquslly alarming extent, and the govern
ment has taken the precsutiou &c prohibiting toe
expectation OF grain until September, 1868.
Should The disease spread it, ravages over the
Continent generally, @ will probably be the
case, there il no doubt that similar protective
measures will I've adopted by the different 60
ycinmcnls Besides. The oxporeoce OF The last
few yea bas shown Tic Engli.h consumer that
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IN .fntisnry Of the poics-A Case In r,s.
TO THB BDIroR or TIE HERALD

A yoor paper has been Al ali umos The advocate NJ
poor mnr. va 70 ask you why arc the ostir,,, Of ~
York tsx.i 70 iufpor an intiHcIcai police for
rts following " csse In pout II i've A No
Isss Tbrly fouFtn street Ca fhsy svsn,nx -.
VIE vent out 70 The woodhouse, looklur tss -
ga'nr tut. On her return (sfler an as,ancs Of o
minu'erl my watch, which hanging over Nr
manup'ece, vn stolen, the door hsvipg beea ocsn.a
her Absence ~ent 70 look for q poiccna Il vynos--
could ave Inflammation ~ the ocour, IN vsu
BOZ. 20. one 80. - % ouaa nearer tbsn The fseny ~
named the suspected psrtlcs y, a pen,lsrrsn q,
N On Easy onaiF, who replied thai n I GOT . W,
rant they would search fef toe vssob gsv VI
In disgust came ont and mee,,no .r,sne, rolc.,s1,
.oc ms 1ne occurrence when lie, too, Informed
saAs en- nen morning 70 Jefferson mafke and oos
70 sssScs warrant they would search the pre- MISE
IL ~ sos-c,eo pssucs Veyy ccudss sudinsl ihsve
ys.' ~ we ireh cnnsiabuisry and uron less nfos
a.a. ave oim, have mary umss recovered ~
propev snd convicted the onsrdsr. NY idea OF p,cp
s Nc preserve the peace AID deseo, crime, an
si VI - eviossy 70 sr-ssi the sscslsv or chicken -
sonncs rom poor ran, ~ sae one who hal robbed
S'Sv" u"ss7 w los udioe Nm 6UhkB
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Ths EMects Of tns storm
TREMENDOUS NORTHWEST sroRM-ra. v,coc
UEDAfI0N OF DOCKs, PnRs, Arc

Ths Enscss Of tns storm
TREMENDOUS NORTHWEST sroRM-raI ptOoo
UsDA1i0N or DOCKS, PnRs, Arc
Albany, Ock~ 2y--SPI
terrible northwest gale a wind and rain nss ,rs>.-
Cd here Tor some two days. Hardly any outdoor su,.
coad % DONE During ass night ths winter In chs Nv
began 70 rae, and u daylight this morning III the vsrv~
snd piers wore submerged, and al the stores upon s
flooded eighteen inchel So unexpected wa this sr.>s
rise Of water that preparations wore nads to rso.,,e
IT. consequently large sl properly on the o.,,
floors have been and considerable destroyed Tn,
hfer thi morning was red win floating lumber wilton
broke loose from he yards sbovs, Tar wscr-
viiss and Troy.
the vegetable gssdsus the issnis, both above aaa
below the city, ali vered with wser 10 sas estoA of
four or i've fees destroying immense Quantities 0 poaa
soes, csbboges onions, boets, 40 So
The ferry boats crossed with shs greatest dtncuisy
their landings being injured both Sides OF the river
Tia crossing 81 the public ferry sou.n pxs Of ts
city, wHs hazardous One steamer became unmans g sssas
carly In tae day, and moored alongside ,ns shat
Another tock IL pace started With heavy rro ss
Grssnbuah side one Of the wheels caught ssck u oex
which held from turning The oos hen cr.r,ed do IN ss
river In strong cusrcns perfectly unmauxsesbe, and
wN finally caught wi h . bawscr from tia sssausr
Comm, ana towed near the shore, whsn chs
passeassn, teams, staSs, &c, wore oor,cesk
TO remain on beard two houiy, during q neavv
gals W wind snd rain, before tho stag Of
timber could bs removed Had The ferry boss aaa
been caught, she would have drilled down the rvps aad
probably run aground or csos,zed with al ON board
We learn that the Cenni Ra.s,ad submerged In ssys
zA places along The Aaha~k, deeply that ths n<ss
were pu out In the locomotives. The damage mos, b
extensive north art weir, bus tia condinoo Of tns s
gprh allows Of no reposn Is feared tbas sss oasa.s
viii also suffer.
Andrew Kirk, brewer, and or our oss nsspsossd.
honored and worthy citzsDs dted morning Hs w.
President OF the 81 Andrews aocesy.
GgEAs FRssHsr IN rHa MOHAWK yALr1y.
SYRACUSE, Oh. ~, 1887.
Ire entire valley or Tho Mohawk Is badly 0dod TIE
Geihet has done much damage large amount Of sura
snd bacfwteat has been destroyed and injured.
THE STORM AND rRAvBL HAsrwARp
Bosros, Oat n, 1857
The Fa IveY train arrived asozs the usual hcoy ,a1s
nsrnrgthe ssoningson sbon. p. H. and the Mar roe
N4P.k
rns stcr ucss without Abatement ana tbs sasssr,y
wind this evening exhibits considerable iacresss 10
violence
No marine oisasers yes reported despasoh from
Chatham reports the gale very Violent there The stsaps,
Joseph Whitney, from Bdnmoro FOR 6osoa Pal in ta1s
tnA af.ea Tor . hasbor.
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Speech or Caleb Susalarg on Public AFFAIR."
Bosros, Dot. II, 1887
BY inv,tAt1a 81 as Young Mems DemocaAc Club, Hon
Caleb Cushing addressed hs c,xens OF Boston, in Yaasu
Hail. 70 day. The ball crowded and his romarks %
eupied two houn He defended the admirisirtyaaoa
Pres Tent Perce and assumed thai the opposlgoa 4,
Massachusetts, vAs simply personal, being known ~
Banks party, &C and 4, this connection devoted shros
curths Of IN hour 70 reviewing Mr. Banks speech on
cSAEcia question The merits c, the hansAs quesaac
we're ezpIs.n,d By Mr.. Gushing - no undcr1ood than
And argued ina. speculation Ia tbs public lands W
the roc esdlsy object OF keeping up the excsmsa bo.
sor1 and sou.S, end HAT scses so. OF ~ vorcse
ment t'te- toe manner or Rarnur. II Was tnsu axguc
thai The Bleeding Ksnaas' idea nLd oIed thai n
"Drsd scca" case had c.sd oai, and !hn N
elaborasiy ctnstrpo.sd Platforms or dls,od on wis
he republican party hsd stood for three ysas
were compulsory brcsso dowa-ther etcrs M bash
had aksn law ground ard eadeayorcd 70 peyyse
financial questions 70 lac sefvcs Of The negro exci.ssn
The speaker r'gcd the support OF .hs democratic sas
nominees, ara appealed TO ths rsrcnlns OF Boston AZ
he pecple Of kAzsachasstsl.o rsbu.s seceonasm al
closed with an sloQrens psroraIon IN reference v -
uluYe az The ua.scn.
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The msnn ssota Election.

CHICAGO, oci. q, 1887.
Compute returns from knnesoss ~ soley, asmsfs.,
for Governor. l23 GRITTY large nsnhe, O. Indians
voted In The Psmbna district
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Cniosrs 81 ths sioop Of war vandaIiA-
wAsHscros, Oct q, 1897.
no following Se The ramos Of tbs othcers aaiessd
ne sisopofsE Vsaia.a, 20 ion the Pacific squadron
corraues' sr'aui Lcuie,.ats, Brown, Caldwell, JoE'
l. oAv', Fry, sloase sotng master, BA5eock surroos
lion: Assistant scrseon, crir and Purser yscx,oa
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Suicide OF . Phvssesan

nmptssoS, Conn, oca n, 1897.
Dr. VII IAN Boyle, OF this pace, committed suicide
ssou, three o'clock this morning, BY ouans hs inro~a
with rssor. He Il supposed 70 ssvs bssn abotins
der q a. OF temporary insanity.
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CToAo1, Oct IL, 1881.
rhs oc'a vote ~ forty sv coutae, n Tow, as been
reosived, "a vnoh Lowe republican, ros 9o,srecr. 10
2s3T ahead
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WAFFLE Tor, g; %, 1851
The admins.rslon continues Tho cocsidcssgsn OF the
ocneacy question ~ conneosei with go,sra men, opera
ions . ascer.aned from altogether reliable souru.
'hs here 70 DO disposition 10 suspcEd the rubu, vorxs
nov 70 prooe" 81 construction ner II interfere with the
oonrscsorsbai there 70 . dlsposroa not 70 commences
nee works unless OF suoh . onUsos ~ 70 render team
absolutely secessSy. The sdmins,raloa course an
shse and osses matters viii depend more or les on the
ssvsicrneos os the pen four or nve moosns - Ina
Gated By me receipts OF customs Meantime Information
VII be sought, sin visv 70 correct estimates, ana
until his . obtained sne,s can be no definite POLICY
The medel rias muskess are ., ooce 10 bs On
isisuhd 70 tne 0ny, particularly among mo roops a
Ulah, KaasAs, and on me Pscno
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Tns Brig Standard Ashore.

Br7zAEo, on. -, 1851.
ne big sasta'd, with ,, 400 Sbs becf RON usioas
or ina pors, il ashore al Old xAoxinac Ai,s,saos h
been scot her 10y Telegraph 70 q! wood waller, Eco
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Arrest OF On Alleged sw,ndlsr.

81. LorLs, oot q, 1887.
pauis Emerson, VINO 10 sarged win swindIng Aoasra
Hanford Rrosso- and ether parties 10 Rev York on. Of
sii 600, vas arrested here yesterday
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Hsv Oussss. U1. ". 1887.
rss,s lS9 sessas IN MS ~ ls soes AMI o. ,acm
g. rsrs trom ssuo- egvr
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shs Init.d states s,oresnlp R.l.....

sos'os, Oct s., 1851
rse GATED e~1es bark Rslease u 70 DO ated on, a.
s'crrsn9 ami VII AL from ,ho Charsssova Navy Yard
nr weeks, for q ,e-sis s~rHuiA, vim stores for n
Mediterranean squadron.
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Ths vsnnsssss senssorsn,p-Osrsas OF cen.

NAsEvuts, Col q, 1885,.
Hon Nicholson, the editor u the wnshlr ,,on
Usic- under President Psrces sdm,r-sio, v.s 10 DAP
elected nsed snss Senator 70 sucoecS Bon Jshn ps
whose term expires March Z, 1852 Al ate nps viii he
made 10 ,he Lesis allure inssruc Mr. Bell 10 rssya
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wAmscroy, Goa n, 1887
70 mails rom he soutn wore received shis u.,rc,ax.
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INV os-nAss, on. r., 1877
On, aSrGss from TEXAS say Da. sey 70 from ass oess
experienced throughout; ths Stale.
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AMusxAESTs THIS SVEN ING.

WALLACKs THHATRE 4r,efwSv ,svtsrstx HUSBAND
-hERrcnFs III INni A-Ar FRlErn RON LIArassHEAp,
Laura KEEHrS THEATRE Rra,wxy-L,ylse TOO
Fksr-s Isps or fRKr-Quirr fAsiLr.
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SYRUP. & Lowering & Co.'s Ex-
~ ira Syrup for sale by
&C % RURTON GpREguOw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
''I rssy. Npw pHorooRArH Ann Pm

o,firhr, MAIN ST.. RICHMOND, vA-The subscriber
Ssyias leased for 4 tenn of yesrs and heantih,iix
fitted mp rooms at the above place, he is now fniy
prcparcd to execute every style of PHOTOGRAPH
fIkkS Ms SIS Rs follows: Photographs ON Canvass
colorea In oil. OF every size; Photographs on PAPER
Cnjorad In Water Colos, fssttl India Ink or plain
Also Ambro:ypes. Meiaiaos, pes, sphcreotypes, Da-
EuerreOtS PCS, &c.
All work warranted in the hlghes, sy 10 OF the art
and at moderate prices. and in are persons
eYpcte1 to take Likeness unless entirely satisfac
tory. visit - his Gslleries is respectfully sol
cited.
en. Main street. opposite the new Custom House
Richmond, Va Sycamore street Petersburg, Va
q, ". MINIS. Practical Photographic,
noe Proprietor.
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THOMAS w KEEsEI. Assl
BY Larus & Shine.
TRUSTEE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH

TRUSTEE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
4pDS. AT AUCrI0N.-Just rec lived pr ss00~
5amsstown, the largest and best sssofted stcsk q
MAIChts, JEWELRY AND FANCY GODS.
4o,d Enslish Hunters, Gold Detached Lsvsss ga
~ nnn.rs Also, handsome assortment a Dosbss
fatsd Watches II all grades, together with . e.
nnsise assortment OF Fob, Vest and Guard ChMaa,
lot OF Mosaic. tameo and uoldstone ssts, eArrtna.
finserrngs, Bresstpins Of all knd. Also las0S
sot o. hngllsh and American Fancy 0oads. suissSJs
enects OF ahrstclses retail establish meuf, gvss -
PUBIC rsre Spportuniiy Of supplying thsessivo
y Tss ab, We sale win take place on TUESDAY Eve
SiNNn. the nth inst, commencing at r'sosk, aaA
VIII De continued every evening this week
Sale e take place AZ Store Ne $50 AIN strse1 on.
posite Messrs. Kent. Paine Co's
BY order Of the Trustee.
sale conducted by
nol6 tARUq A SHINE A-sx~
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orrIca RfoHxoSp AND DasvnIs Ra,,,no.s ~
n November i2h, 1857
- The Tenth Annual Meeting or the
eteckholdcrs Of the Richmond and Dsny,le ksi,rnad
Semnany. viii take place on W kDN nsDAY. the nh
December next st The Office of tn. Company.
THoS. w. BRuChESBKoTaii. se,y.
FORM OF PROXY r =
hnow all men by. these present that -. tha
unasrsiEhed, do hereby con tnte and:sppoint -
Attorney -. Tor -, md in 80 name 10 vote
" All Questions that nay be brought before the
pansillo kailroad Comrany 10 se held A. anu
on me - day OF - OF any adjourned meet
my hereoi, hereby ratifying all the acts of -
ssaa auosney IN the premises fully as II were
preseht. aud voting In person 10 testimony whereof
a nave hereunto affixed - hand This -
10Y Va -. no i3--dtd
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DUPONT'S POWDER-2,O 600 kegs Du-
~ points sporting and Blasting Powder; also.
no4 '''' " kDWfN WORTHAM CO.
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Eay~HAvE You CoLD. THEN BE AD-

ylsaDani to the of that great and purely
vegetable compound. BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
Tsk5. to grt we'll. In thousand cases where per
have supposed themselves in tho last stage of
consumption, these bitters hSyo healed the lungs
ami r"-torrh tho sufferer 10 health. We never any
other remedy for colds, and always get speedy re-
lief When taken N the morning regularly il 80
tones W the system that all it's parts become i'm
perOu- 70 ch tnge If weather. and such Diseases rs
ari-" theyo!ro'n. One bottle Viii ort,n perform
perfect cure.
CAL ald get bottle; they be had u all prong
inent Druggists in this city sni other towns in Vir
GINA 2-ts
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rIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS-AT

NlXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS-AT
~ COST, FOR CASH, T0 CLOSE BUsIN Ee&-
DRY GOODS AND CARPETs.-lwng 70 the 6nAn-
cial troubles Of the country, we hsvv thrown our
large and valuable stock OF Dry Goods and CArps<s
on the market, at most nous sacrifice 10 In very
that ouch opportunity 10 offered 10 the PUG
chasing public 20 get desirable family goods cheap.
hosiery. Gloves, urtain Goods, BOY q wear. As:n's
Wear, Goods for factory hands, Gilt CWnicss hAn
nels, Handkerchief. Ginghams. Blankets, Carpets,
Ribbons,
Buyers frum all quarters most respectfully IN
yited call and witness the stock mort nntsand-
ing low prices CHAs. A. CIV TklN,
No. lsl Main st.. opposite Exchange BANK
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n~GRoRGR B. STEEL, Dent

NO. yI MAIN STREET.,
&C l6-ts Over 2. IL. Keach's Trimming ftore.
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BsSy" GOVERNOR STRICT SToyE SToRE

UVN
Fail campaign for lsj7, now opened, with larger
and st more desirable assortment than In any for
ner year consisting ID part VI entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry If c. Btrst0w which
judges Ot good work particularly invited to ex
anime. Persons having in Use stoves, Ranges, or
furnace' Of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
en- application, at factory prices
GEORHE gTARRETT
N..B.-Sotes of solvent suspended Banks of Virgil
MIA. North and South Carolina Maryland PennsJ /
wanna or New England, received for goods at our IT.
guar cash prices, and market value allowed for
specie. &C II
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THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF

"a The ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
~ DANCIN6.-CdARLEBA MckyoY rrusrA,
F.E fnlly announces 70 the citizens Of Rehnxn1
sAsAS and vicinity. hat the next an nuAi ss-s0p n
hB rcho, for instruction In the above accom- npA-
ment will open at COruthian Hall on rhursda, KVv
18th. 1887, at O'Clock p. for young ladis nis-
ses and masters, and on Friday evening the ND
for gentlemen, at o'clock.
Regular day. Of tuition for young ladies, uisnse
and masters, Thursday afternoons and eaturdxy
Friday evenings
The session will be Of ave month duration. rsrus
for fu session SIG For half session $40 An he
new dances OF the season will be taught anoos
them the New LHLcer's Quadrilles.
n Private iass,ns given
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hNSi OhECA LINE ANlO.-L,O OU
l. pairs of Fancy Cashmere Pants, EN- racing all
styles and qualities. from tho most common Auer
can tn the finest imported French Cassmeres
no l3 KEEN. BALDWIN 4 Co
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHES-
L TERRIFIED, NEAR TO BELLONA ARSENAL.
As Trustee in n deed Of trust from Abner ". Ira
bue, dated Both October, 1852 duly recorded In Ches-
terheld County Court, shall proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
l9fh (f fair, If not the next day. Of November
1857 the late residence of Mr.. Jno Adams on the
Coal Pit Turnpike, (after the sale of his by his
EXecutOrs,) the following real estate conveyed by
the trust deed aforesaid, WILL Of land 10
Gated rs above being the same purchased by said
Trabup, of the estate Of Edward o. Friend decd
The title il believed to lee good, but the Trustee will
conves with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. JAS. X. II. TYRE, Trustee.
It'd
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-Exz PIANOS. - Fer sale pris
88kEs.EsE vately, two very superior PIANO&
u0 Every little used. Alex MOTT,
au G-ts AHc1
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~ HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.-It ycu wish TO get
ycnr cir cut il the latest and most improved Vie
would advise you to call on H0BS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotcl-entranCs
on 18th street
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had AT
all hours Single Baths 25 cents tickets for ST.
S9-tf = y
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Eg FRESH LERcHEs.-I have just re-
eeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHBS, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
2. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to. Can be found at all hours Of the day 1T the Hair
Dressing ROOM under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2-ts r. G. HOBSON
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Heag" LOOK OUT FOR
T. r. PRICE & Co. q
Great Opening!

nI~BATus. Bsrus BATHS, ll-Hot,
-olS and 81, wer baths can la had daily from &
o'rle-k. A. VI 20 half psst =. NJ. at tho hair eut-
fins shaving aud shampooing room under tho Amer
itAn Hotel Entrance on ilth street. Single hath
. cents OF Eve tickets for 81
II. y, HUDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17
BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Aucts.

by dunlop, Moncure & Co., Aucts.
CARGO OF PORTO RICO SUGAR
ASD MOLASsES AT AUCTION-Ou WE'D
VIII sell az our warehouse at Rockets the cargo of
the schr Mary Owens, from Porto kioo. with
from fair to choice. s-e
hhds. prime quality Molasses
VIII be added to the tale
40 bbls prime quality n o, and Npsoox
Nola.ees
81 boxes Havana Sugar
srsde ~
TsRhs-Under $40, cash; over 500, 4 months
credit. for approved nrgotsbl. paper.
gale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, M0NCURE & CO..
no III Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17

EANCY CASHMERE COAT $500
Fancy Cashmere Business Coats, embracing
every grade of goods and variety of styla and alto
gether the most desirable stock we have ever had
Now in store and for sale by
no IL KEN RAIDWJy Z m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17

DESULT OF THE PANIC-IMMENSE
IL SACRIFICE IN BED BLANKETS-slightly
stained, at 81 a pair, worth double.
IL ALFRED MOSES, 6S Main It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17
PERSON AL.

NOTlCE.-I have this day appointed
~ MORRIS NELSON, OF the city of Richmond
MY Agent, to conduct the DRY GOODS and TAI
LORlNu BUSINESS, in all their branches aud 70
sell and buy for cash only
n. VI. NELSON,
Richmond Nov 2 l6JT mn 5-I9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17

SlNCLAIR'S STRAW CUTTERS.-WB
have Just received a lot of the above named self
feeding straw Cutters. We have been selling them
for the last Ave years. and can with confidence re-
commend them TO farmers. In store and for sale by
NOT CHURCH FLEMING, No. 81 Main st