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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT

" OF LAND IN HENRIC0 COUNTY. ABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW RICHM0ND-As Comm's-
soner, acting under decree of the Circuit Court of
the city OF kichmod, entered in the suit of McCabe
and ala Va LawT nce's admir- and ais I shall
MONDAY, tire 5th day of April, 1858, at Henrico
Court House. Chat being court day) sell atpuhlc
auction TO the highest bidder tract of Land in the
county Ct Henrico, containing seventy four acres,
moro or less about ten miles below the city of itch
mnnd, upon which Mr. William Lawrence now re-
sides adjoining the lands of Mr.. Woodfin and others
large portion of the tract is well set in prime
wood. s .t
TERAs--One-fourth cash; balance upon a credit Of
nix months, for bond wi good security ne0o-
table note, well endorsed, with interest from the
day of sale and title retained till the whole rchase
money is paid, and a conveyance directed by the
Court. T. NANCE Com'r.
GoDDIN APPERSoS, Aucts. NH 25-I0t
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CROsHONG, TUPMAN s Co, invite

CUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME -
~ fine lot of Duvals Superior Phosphate Of
Lime, for sale by LYLE FOSTER
Commits ion Merchant.
NH 2l--tR "a
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CPECIAL NOTICE-LOUIS J. BOS

= LNI-AH I''JI INL '--IVU ~ D b'FH :
> SIEG& removed his large STEAM CANDY
AANUFACroE \, in July last. IL his large ro,pnv
five story building, on the opposite ,ile Of Main
street six doors below the late stand of PurcniI,
Lad1 Is Go, aud ,cc'v opposite the cd established
store ct Mcesrs Biufurd. Marc i Blair. whore lie
would be happy IT, accommodate his Oil customers
AMI the public generally. The very liberal patron
age bestowed upon him for the last ten years ma
bis him, with an enlarged establishment TO OFF,
Inducements to purCh asers unequal this eide of Phi
atlelphia with more room, more force, more stock
and settled disposition to do largN wholesale bu
sincss. l solicit call from the buy ing public.
NO. 50 MAIN $TREET.
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nI9SOLUTlOE.-Thec opartnership Q;
II NORTON. ARMsTEAD CO, is this day dis
solved ny mutual consent. The senior partner will
rrs-e -cttl" mp the business of The concern with
~ ttir delay possible. Each partner III use the
HRI.- u the concern in Udation alone.
JOSE II T. MORTON,
JAS. VI. ARNSTEADt
JOSEPH BLANTON.
pt.h,,e.S lat
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By Thos. w. Keessee,
(Offlce Corner of 18th and Cary atreetsl
TRUsTEEs SALE OF TOBACCO FAC

SALE OF TOBACCO FAC.
l. TORY FIxTUREs..-By virtue ef deed Of Trust
from Robert Mills 20 dated september 18th, lSsT,
OF April 1854. at the factory recently occupied by
said Nills the South side OF the Basin, sell ut
PUBLIC AUCTION. valuable lot Of Factory Fix
lures consisting in part of arc. Fiateniog Presses
box Screws, Sharpening Mills, shesting Mills, Big
meuts, with bands and keys, Iron Sinking Blocks.
Balances, Benches scaes and Knives. etovts, III
queriCe Boiler, stem Pr sses Iron Bars. &c.
TERMS Under SItD cash; $leo aud over negotia-
BILE notes at tmppths with approved ensorsers.
JOHN q. WlLLIAMs, Trustee.
THns W. KEEsKs, Auct I. NH " -tds
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BY Henry W Qnarles, Auct.

INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS-0n
IL FRIDAY afternoon the 9TH inst at O'Clock,
Will sell extensive assortment at Miscellaneous
books, comprising very choice collection
Catalogues will be ready on "Wednesday next.
APPS HENRY " QUARLES Auct.
GALE OF FURNITURE On TUES
~ DAY morning, the 9th inst. at " o'clock win
sell, at my SORE iot of well kept Furniture the
property of gentleman about leaving the city.
ape HENI W QUARLE- AuCt.
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IN HnDS. N. o. SUGAR, from fair to
w choice quality; 80 packages Refined Sugar;
100 bbls O -olassess; so bbls Reboiied Cuta do
900 bbs No Halifax cut Herrings 300 boxes Ada
mantiDe Candles; $50 bbls rive Whiskey; 500 bags
Rio and Laguayra Coffee with large and well Sc
Iected stock of Groceries and Liquors all Of which
we offering at small profits for cash, or 10
punctual customers on the usual time.
WINSTON Il POWERS.
Grocers and Commission NJ. rchants,
anI-aw Former Of Pearl and Cary ats.
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& FRAMED TENEMENTS IN DUVAL's

G FRAMED TENEMENTS IN DUYAL'S
~ ADDITION For SALE AT AUCTi0N.-Wiil be-
sold on WEDNESDAY next, the Tth April. 1888. on
the premises, commencing AT g. o'clock two ITnn-
ed tepemens on the West line Of 81. James street,
nearly opposite the residence of Dir. William Tyree.
Aiso-i other framed tenements the corner Of
Raker and st Peter street. the residence If the
late Capt. prenti..
TERMs-One-ihird cash, balance at I and smonths
far negotiable notes. interest added secured by q
trust deed. The taxes r 1865 TO be paid by the pur
chaser. GOBLIN APPEKSpN,
apl AuctioDecrs
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e1 900 A YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR.

qpl ,Ooo Profitable and honorable Employment
81 600 YEAR | for all times. Persons in town or
II 600 YEAR | coInIry, in search OF employment
81 200 EAR as a scarce of income. or TO fill UP
81 0si A YEAR. their leisure hours. may hear Of
81 600 YEAR | such by enclosing two stamps, TO
81 Ga0 A YEAR pay postage to Professor JAMES
81 OOo A YEAR T. HORNE, Box No. A.hhI, New
81 600 YEAR | York Post Office. Acknowledgement
a 600 YEAR is fitted to either sex; station in life
Al a0O YEAR immaterial 1t is an article of daily
81 GOO A YEAR consumption, and can be manuiac-
81 400 A YEAR turcd in the agents dwelling; &c
81 oCa YEAR cure by copyright; sale as perma-
SIla0 A YEAR nent as four. AID agent Ia wanted
81 600 A YEAR in every town in the Union.
z oc a korr ornif
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NPRING DRY GOODS.

SfRING DRY GOODS.
JOHNSTON HARDWOOD.
(No77 MAIN sTRgET.)
Have opened, and will sell low the following
- French Ere i Lace MANTILLAs
POINTS
silk MANTILLAS
White and Colored stella SHAWLs
SILK KgRbS a guile
CIIALLIE " '
ORGANDIE -"
CHALIIE DEL&INFs
nucal pLAIDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BRILLIANTS. plain and figured
Plain aud h2uIed RERA9ES
Plain and figured MDUoLAINS
Mirscill"s and Swiss CDi.LAES
HOSIERY, GLOVES. &c.
mil . JOHNSON HARDWOOD.
EPRIN4 GOODS.-l would respectfully
~ inform my customers that. undsunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles, have been
laying in again for the approaching season. large
new. and elegant an assortment of
TRIMMINGS, FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
az ever shown before. shall. besides, BE- continu
everyth hing of the beet make aud quality, can si
ford. by Increased facilities purchasing MY
GOODS to sell on an equal footing wi.h the best
NH 21-lm* 300 Broad street.
NEW AND CHOICE STYLES FANCY
" GOODS FOR RETAIL We are opening an
unusually choice selection of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
purchased at auction and otherwise at much below
their value, and will be offered at such prices as will
ensure sales. We name
Iich Flounced and aQuille Robes, in Black and
ColOred silk
Rich BayadeTe Silk Robes
DO Beie2e Robes in two and three Flouuces
Do do do apuille aud Flounce
Dn Organize and Jaconet Robes
Silestlipe aud Flouuc Il Porlinet do
PRINTED Lac0Dets and organizes
Plain sni Printed PerCues
DO do RrllautCs
D. do Challas and Del aines
Mourning Goods, in Cllslly. Tami,e. Jraue de
EsaIue, BereRe, Grenadiue, BOmba2ne. Mons
selaine. Canton Cloth, Canton Grape, aud other
new fabrics
confident that good Rnd Nv prices will ensure
sales. CHRISTIAN a LATHRVP,
NH 81 - Main street.
NEW GOODS.-A. X. PARKER & 90
l. are now receiving their spring supply of For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
rietv of the and desirable yles of Ia
dies and gentemens wear. Also every variety Of
| Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
ElOuECed ReragP Robes ami Robes A'Quille
Black and COloreI Fl0unced eilks and Robes
AQuIlle
Dalila Muslin Robes
| Black Broche Robes
| Bayadere and Fancy Silks
| Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
| lines
Plain, Cold and Black Berases
| Plain. Cold and Black Challies
| Black BomhaZines and Alpacas
| Alexander Dark kidGloyes
| Brown. White and fancy Half Hose
| Ladies' and ChildreDs Hosiery
| Irish Linens, Linen Sh-etngs, Table Damask Da-
mask Napkins, Plain and Colored and Podrered
ings, Striped and Plaid 1snaburgs, Plaid Domestics
| &c, &c. NH %
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NOTICE.-The subscriber begs,, leave to
ANint5rmh5 customers OF the city OF Richmond thar
he now receiving leo half bbls first quality phla
delPHa Cream Ale and will dispose Of the same ca
the most reasonable terms and deliver it free OF
charge to any pat of the city.
81 MCCORMACK
br,,aI .gv
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The business will in future be conduct
Of hy the Undersigned who has purchased his en-
tire st.k II >pgiug Goods FOR CASH It will afford
HIN pleasure u rte the friends aud patrons of the
..tr .,Hrern THOMAS CHALMERS
N"e'. tcFrr. Halifax. March IL. Io5s.
NH 1l-t6t6CWNE
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RoBEET FRANCIS.

DISSoLuTIoN.-,7he Co Psr'nershlp
/ , heretofore existing between LEWIS W TUh-
HtNfIJk and THOMAS CHALhEkS il this DIE
=. ,,d ty mutual consent. fi,e name ct the concern
81. ruif hp us@d winding up The business of the
tlE ..
al tEt,sr indebted So the late concern of TURBF-
YfILEA CHAbMsBS arr respectfully requested to
-..f.c L-lT Avn UNITS as soon "a practicable.
L " TURBFfILLE.
THOMAS CHALMERS.
N~y,'s frgry. March ~ ISIS.
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.NDsOME LOT ON SECOND AND
BY Chas. 7. Workman & Co.

FARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LAssEs, AT AUCTION On "WEDNESDAY.
Aprii Tth at6ur warehouse. on the Dock, commeH-
cling at II clock NJ We will sell the cargo OF the
schr N Petit, from Attakapas. La consisting OF
2as hhds prime to choice sugars
2Ti hbls 10 Molasses
INADDITIoy-a97 bbis tiress HERRiNGs, pea
schr Eloiee
TERMS OF SALE An sums under 800 cash: over
Sln1 f1ur months credit for approved negotiable
paper CHAS 7 W0kTHAM a. Co Aucis.
| e1r The above sale will take place without re-
gard to weather. ap =
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DESCRIPTIONS. go.
'ssOLUTION OF CO.pARTNER-

dissolution OF COP ART n Z R.
~ -uEp --The Il AIR DRESSING and SHAVING
T.TAVliSfNENT, heretofore conducted nnder
a.. srru 81 FRANCIS and JAMES ALLISON. Is
tr- 3at il>sNlv'8
have qusch4,rd an the right and interest in the
....sh,hnant arj 81 hereafter conduct the bu-
mes ia nv vWU n8n'r.
~ tAatk lGi fnr the past patronage extended g
.- nor. 70 mtrlt Il csniluuance Of the snme hy
H. ur, attendance - my business and - courteous
T.. ttturpt g. nay customers.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING GOODS

BREEDEN. FOX Co, 2I7, Broad Street
BY the last steamer we are in receipt of our full
stock Of Spring Goods, embracing all of the new
of Mems, Youths aud Misses wear, housei eeping
and plantation goods. Our stock is very large and
having purchased most of our French goods at ton
in New York. we think great inducements can be Of
tered by All we ask is call t. ON our Country
and City friends, assuring them goods at very low
Trire ., M
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ BLEFARM III THE County OF ELlZABETH
CITY.-By virtue of deere. Of the Circuit CouIt
FIR the county of Elizabeth City pronounced on the
18th day Of March, lsjS, III the suit of Armstead VS.
jet, &C, the undersigned C0mm- sionfrs, WILL on
the Zth day of April next. AT " o'clock betor1 tn
Court House door Of said county. in the town Hamp-
ton offer for sale that valuable Far IN in laid county
known as Oakland" formerly Mrs Je;t bounded
west by Hampton ryer, east By the lands OF Joseph
Segar and Mero-e south by John Tabs land and
nor h by VIM. 0alier's land This Faim contains
about 263 acres and il of the most desirai le
farms in lower Virginia, being i'll sight of Fortress
Monroe and Immediately opposite the town OF
Hampton from which it is separated by the river.
The Cheasa peake Female college and the flourish
ing school Of }. X. Cary, are lJeated within few
hundred ysrds of the farm 80
TERMS Of SAtE.-For the sum OF - 800 q credit VIII
be allowed viz TN one half the said sum Y monihs
and the other hslf two years with Interest ON tue
dag of sale to be paid quarterly. secured hr b"pd
and personal security. and lien upon The land or
title retained. For the TemaiGder Of the purchase
money, cash will be required
WIN WILLIS, (Cn,,,r.
TAZEWELL Taylor.
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BY Richard Cauthorn.

A RABIAN STALLION AT AUCTION.
"A on SATURDAY. 3D. inst, at 10 O'Clock. at the
lot the Central Railroad Depot, will .ell at
auction, young Arabian Stallion, Of fne symmetry
land at tiCn.
WORK HORSES. SC Il viii also sell three Work
ap2 CAuFHOkN.
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By Z. u. Cook & CO., Aucts

HORSES, BUGGY AND WAGONS AT
IL AUCTION -0n SATURDAY. Sd instant, at 10
O'Clock, wi sell ct the Horse Lot, the Cen.
trail Railroad Depot one Buggy and Harness, (city
madeE two Furniture Wagon. nearly new; several
aps EB COOK a co. Auct..
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GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY VAL

- ABLE KEAL EsTATF On MIN AND I7ra
STREETS. OPPOSITE THE Old MARK Ef.--NilI
be sold on WEDN ESDAY, the 7th A pr, 1853 on the
premises. commencing AT II o'clGck NJ. the large
and admin ably located store aud dwelling formerly
occupied by Cant Hiram W Tyler and now in the
OCCUPANCY of Messrs Wilson & Besber and others
This IL regarded ss the best business stand In the
city Ii now yislds annual rent of about 81, l0O
and is capable Of producing 81 500 per aHBum.
TERMS -t,nesixth cash balance at 4. a. IL. is and
20 months, for negotiable notes net est added Sc
cured by A trust deed The taxes and insurance for
lojS to be paid by the purchaser.
GODOIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts.
P.S-The foregoing property can be purchased
privately before thu day of saiA NH
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS

4 NUM SAFE OF LUTS
~ ON UNION HtLL.--In pursuance of a decree
Of the Circuit Court of Hanover County, entered
vs. sale and wife, &c, t. rs Commiss,oner named ia
said decree shall offer SALE at public auction
the premises, Friday. 2nd day of April. 1885, at
O'Clock, 7 NJ. the several LOTS Of GROUND
purchased by William A. Wright aud William 7
bose. at sale made under decree made in the
suit by ,Iosepbus Anderson, Commissioners, on the
7Ih day of November 1853 The said lots are sitla-
ted on Union Hill between 27tb and 18th, and be-
tween u. and y streets and one on the corner OF
yenabe aud 18th strrets Terms at sale.
g. q. GkI>WULD, Commissioner.
JAS. ~ TAYLOR Sun. Auctioneers.
PDSTPoNEME The above sale in consequence
Of rain is postponed 70 I'll ESDAY the 9th April AT
5o'clo,k 2. NJ. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
ap Aucts
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GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE Of
fsrsd at No. 70 Main street, by the subscriber.
VINO II selling on without regard TO cost, his attrac-
Eve ag.k Of House Keeping Articles Fancy
u"ols, Wood and Willow Ware, Baskets, Toys,
Yankee Notions. Brushes Brooms, &c. &c Persons
VII Ind this rare Opportunity to supply them
selves with such kind OF nOtionsa call il solicited.
fen No s9 Na;n stres,
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WANTS.

,t,aNTED--A servant woman without
w ialao,hrsnce. who can Cook, Wash. Iron and
lu' 800 ,or fsmii, Of three persona Ap-
fleaa W "' WM WALLACE SONS.
rs II
J.
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FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GRoCE.

n KIES &C-wiil be sold Mt auction, at my stsre
corner of Main and 18th streets. on SATURDAY
next the Sd day OF April at 10 O'Clock, lot Of new
and secondhand Furniture, in good order.
DRY 0OopS-Cleths, Cashmere ,Dr,llings. Brown
Hollands Delaines, Mousselines. eilcias, Cloth and
Linen Coats, Vests, Pants Shoes. Caps. fhaws, &C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Adam antne Candies,
Coffee. singer, whiskey Brandy. Wine. Starch. CT
gars, Tobacco, &c.
ap2 ALIEN NOff, Auct.
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BY Jas NJ Taylor & Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE SWAN TAV-
ERN (BR0AD STREET H0TEbD PROPERTY N
TUE CRY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND
NINTH STREETS Pursuant to decree of the
Circuit Court Of the city Richmond entered the
lith day OF February. l656 in the case OF Vaughan
and ais VS.. Goddin. ant which affirmed by the
Court of Appeals by its decree entered the 26th
day Of Jsnnary. 1856 the subscriber the special COM
missioner. duly appointed, will proceed to sell at
PUBLIC auction. upon the premises on the y day
ofthe property described in the proceedings in the
said suit the Swan Tavern property, having
front the north side of Broad street commencing
at its intersection with 9Th street OF hundred
and sixty feet, and running back 9th street, the
usual depth Of half acre lot.
TERMS.-"The interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from ths 18TH dRy of
August. 1851 until 1t is paid. aud the of two
Thousand and sixty four dollars and the expenses
Of the said sale to lie paid in cash. and the residr
to be paid with interest in four equal inStalments
at intervals Of sin twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day Of sale, for which defer
red paw ments the Commissioner shall take neCotia
BILE notes with eBdorsers the title to the property
being retained m further security until the pur
chase money is paid
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
L. tprf
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TRUSTEES SALEOF ONE MOIET'

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
l. OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW PR0An
STREET HOTEi,) PROPERTY IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON BR0ADSTREET AT AUCTION.
BY virtue If deed Ut trust executed by Isaac A.
Goddin to the subscriber rs trustee dated 10Th Au
gust 1854 and recorded in the Office of the Clerk Of
Richmond Hastings Court being thereto requested
hv the beneficiary in III deed named, shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1855 at 7. NJ. upon the
premises, sell the property thereby conveyed. to
wit
One undivided moiety of lot 7s4 in the plan Of the
city of Richmond situated the north side of Broad
street it's intersection with 9Th street fronting 1870
feet on Broad street, aud running back the full
depth of said lot No 74-being the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern. now the Broad Street Ho-
tel is situated. Also one undivided moiety Of one
other lot parcel ot land adjoining the above on
the west fronting 80 feet Broad street, and run
ming hack the full depth-the said piece Of ground
having thereon large hri k building. which has
been used as stable for said tavern which said lot
of land part of lot No 7s9 in the plan OF said city
The highly valuable character of this property is
snch to render unnecessary further description
thereof. As the other moety will be sold On the
same evening. by the Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court. in the case of VauL han. Sc against 9oddin,
an onportunity is offered to purchase the whole.
TERMs-Cash.
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BY Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street.)

NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE
Ls MEMS AUCTION sALES THE MOTT ELL
CANT SF0Cn OF JEWELRY YET QEfBAkD.-
VI. VIZ. ii. I'LL 1T having returned 10 thie city,
Will ouer to the public one of the richest and most
elegant assortments of JEWELRY which the dti-
zens 81 Richmond have ever had the privilege OF In
snfctpg. These goods will be offered this morning.
and viii be open for inspection at any time during
the day aud evening tor enc week.
Hfy- Auction sales fer Ladies' every morning az II
o'clock, and for aentlemen1every evening at ~
o'clock. commencing 1HIsVJAf. The public are
respectfully ayited TO call.
AT y 80 Main street.
Ladies sales at O'Clock, VI.
tientlemen's sales at ia o'clock, NJ.
These sales will not interfere with my morning
and evening sales, at No 2t7 Main street.
mh % HENRY w QUARLBS, Auct.
NOTlCE.-ln consequence of the press
of cons gnments will. FOR the present. sell at
auction every day as follows:
Ladies sales at IL O'clock, at M 2iT Main street
and ut my store, No $50 Main street. at eek, NJ.
saIes for gentlemen at both stores very night at
~ o'clock. HENRY QUAkLEs,
NH "A Auct.
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4 MBROTYpE STOCK. AT WHOLE

A MBROTYPE STOCK. AT WHOLE
"A sALg.-Just received, and for cate at Baltimore
cash prices, - full assortment Of CASES, CAME
LAS HEAD RESTS. MERCURY BATHS. Came
Stands, Plate Renders. Wood Wees Tables. Buck
-kiu sticking Paper, Bromine, Dry Iodine, Dry
Quick, Chloride Of q I'd, sui hate Of soda, Rotten
stoDr Rouge Ether eeDeei trated. french Gun Cot
ton FRO su Iron, ,xide Of Potassium, White Spirit
yarrish Bromide Of Potass. Iodide OF Potass, 6utta
PpTchs Silver Baths, lodised and Stock Colodion,
warranted to give satisfaction. Dasnsrreotype
Plates Plate Glass, Mats aud Preserves
Orders promptly attended to.
NH 2t-ia% 0sB0RNE's PICTURE DEPOT.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BAEK--CHAR-
TE1EP BY THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
0INlA-CAPlTAL l00.BD D0LLARE-Money re-
ceived on depost In sums Of five dollars and upwards.
on which interest mt the rate OF per centum per an
mum Ii paid for sums remaining ak months or long
for shorter periods interest at the rate OF Per
eeDtun.
the whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received, and certificates issued BY the
Cashier, I. b. STARK E at the store OF u. Sponge.
corner Of Main and 99.ssn9r streets richmond va
EAMUEL h. C0TTkELL, President
n. Il. STARKE, Cashier.
@. WALTHALL. Secretary.
El--3m
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'IRsT PREMIUM. THOROUGH
SUMMER SCHEDULE
-2v BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.

IN, MRS. UEMELMAN is now ETG
| ~ receiving her Hrrug Fashion B0N-ys-fc
~ NETS, FLOW EkS RIBB0NS HATS LtNS
end FLATS, selected with great care and-As@rs-~-'
taste All GOODS will be sod nj remarkably low
prices
bonnets BLEACHED and TRIMMED at the short
est notice.
Come aud sae them. nah 25-Ims
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DIED.


In Winchester, Sept 20, Rose Doggett, only daughter
Of Oreu and Mali Hale, aged mos and &c days.
In Lanoastei, 18th inst, Jessie r. only daughter OF
IRE eri3t w Johnson, aged years aud months.
Ia New York, 2sd inst, Of membraneous Group, Ansel
Lothrop Oldest son Of Mr. and Mrs Milton Jewett, Of
Clinton Mass, az ed Years.
10 Barre, 10Th inst Mrs saloma, wife OF Mr. Edmund
Voser aged 40 years.
In Harte i7h inst, Russell Il, only son Of Franklin
aud Martha Smith, aged vars
In petersham, 18th inst, Mr. Joel Ste rms, 81.
In pe.ershan, ooh, Mrs Lydia II, vile Of Hiram II
Gage, Agei 81
Ia staol D,pit, Sh, Lsna Gertrude; 18Th, Lizzie Ma
ron Wu and only children Of Oscar and Abby Thorpe,
aged months.
At Warren, 81, Lette, infant daughter Of Mr. X
Whppe,
la Petersham Oh inst, Lorenzo Bruce, aged rs yrs.
In Providence 2lth last, Nh David Whippe, SO years
la woonsocket OH inst, Mrs Sarah L, wife OF Elisha
aaskill, aged 90 years.
Ia Ftchburg 10TH Harriet @, wife Of Luther Parker,
agel o. years and months; 17h Samuel Walton, aged
a. yeatt, 2oh, William, son Of 4 W Russell aged 70
months
In FAINT Or eki wich 2oh inst, NJ Daniel Lowe,
ioimsry Of VT hburg.