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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-10
by Goddin & Apperson.
REAL ESTATE ON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON nth
AND UNION STREETS, NEAR SEABROOK'S
WAREHOUSE, AND On CARY, BETWEEN 26rn
AND PEAR STREETS. ON THE LINE OF THE
TI0N,-Wil be soid on MONDAY. the 10Th day of
November. 1858, on the premises, commencing st ~
o'clock, n, in the order advertised, the following
valuable Real Estate. viz: Lot No 81. in Adams
plan, fronting ~ feet on Valley l7th street run
ming back IS feet to an alley. Also, Lot No ~, on
Union street fronting 70 feet running bacs IS feet
After which, will be sold Lot ON the South side Of
Cary street between 10th and Pear streets fropting
PSI feet, running back about 100 feet more or less
TO the line Of the York River Road and having a
front on that load of S feet. This Lot 10 admirably
adapted to a large warehouse or lumber yard
TERMS Jarth cLsh; balance at 6, ~ and IL
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed.
By this request of the heirs Of William Marshall,
decea9ed. GUDDIN Il APPERSON
10 Aucts
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
\ CeRIES Il viii sell at auction, at nv store.
corner OF Main and 18th streets. on THURSDAY
morning. the 18th day of November, Commencing at
~ CLOCK. general assortment of new and sfcopd
Stove. S' S'o~'ns
sisting Of Cassimeres, satinets Merinos Csshmera.
tianneis, Blankets, CarpetDg, Table Damask, Tow,
cling. White And Drab Flax Thread Sewing Silk
B0Dnets. "' "'s
aROCERIES.-25b bls Whiskey; is n bbas do: s J.
casks superior Brandy; 1000 lbs Bacon 25bbis Her
rings; Is cases Tumblers; Smoking Tobacco. Cbaw.
ing do %, 600 Cigars. INV"
no 10 Alley MOTIF Ar..
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NEW AND }. .,so,,.
GOODS.

NEW AND a.>,so,v
CT GOD S.
We are now receiving from New York our second
supply Of new, handsome and desirable GOODS, for
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
We invite examination from all purchasers. We
are prepared to show large and desirable stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
ia all the newes' and most desirable styles. We
enun-rate in part
SiLkS-hoSe Aiez
Double Skirts
Tn 20 Ploupce
Alez ripped
FisureG BayadaIe Plaid
Plain Black, in great variety
Black hoire Antique cheaper than ev
Super Printed Cashmeres and Mouselsines
Nnrsa1a,pa obes AeB
Printed Meriuoes
Ssl n-autiiui small figured Merinoes for chill
dren
American and cheap English Mouselaines
Plain Plaid ard striped Popiins
Plaid yalenoias French Merinoes
Rag adere Nohair French BAGS
Plain Mouseaines. &C. &c.
In Aeurnug Goods we have BoHbazines Alpa-
ess, Tsmise. Mouselsins, Merinoes, Grapes. Black
our Uioaks in Velvet and Cloth, are rom the eel
ebrsted establishment Of Brodie in New York which
is sufficient guarantee of their elegance and fash.
ion. Eais department is kept constantly full by
frequent arrivals
Square aud Msntilla Wool, comprising everything
new III handsome.
Worked Collars and Sleeves, In Gets
Worked Cellars in Muslin and Cambria
SUP Lace Sets. and Collars separate
Narcotics linen and Cambria Sets
Muslin and Lace Caps
Hosiery IA every variety
Gioses and Gaunietts of all kinds.
In Cloths cas.imeres aud YestinRs we have su
go stock which We will sell by the yard. or have
m lie 20 order By fashionable taors, at very low
nri ,es We are prepared to have ali styles OF work
n sde M from cheap business suit to the finest
dress coat.
az nave, probably. the best stock of Ser.
vans Clothing TO 5e found in this market. ray
IL and IA PULLED Cloths
Csssinets Sleeps Greys. kerseys, Linseys
Georgia Plaids. &c
Blankets Fiannels, brown and tleached Cottons
Irish IiuenE Table DaDapk. Towels
NAPKINS Table Covers, &c
In short we mean TO keep everything usually
fo1nf in - 6rst cIass Dry Goods store. Buying
a ffs sften we are always able to show all the
oil 1-E ttILTH vi fhf.
n. ia-Sip1 Corner 6tn snd Br- ad sts
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1879, Of the Other pTODFftY. Oh tNt uh{ OF bHI1.
DAVID BURR, lr
~ a,-td GEO WHITFIELD AFustces-
NOTICE. have for sale, in the coun-

NUTICE.--I have for sale, IN The coun-
IN ty Of Campbell. Immediately st the Concord
depot South-Side Railroad. Is miles from Ly neh
burg AMI 10 miles frem Campbell Court House. a
House 4 convenient and comfortable rooms.
with an excellent we'll Of water in the yard also.
new Stable and Carriage House, and other neccs-
srry out houses all new. There is Q new School
House (frsmedl on the premises some hundred
yards from the dwelling, and in which Is now kept
female sehoai the neighborho>d being thtckly
settled and respectable, the same can be bad for
years to come There IL attached 70 the premises
5acres Of Land In IL. original growth except being
other information can be had By re erence to fhos
D. Arlington relative to the premises. who resides
at Concord
n not sold privately. the above property will be
disposed OF 1t public suction, on THURSDAY. the
No s-TuSTdSc.ids sURKs ! FITCH.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

HNATES, FEN DEhS, FINE oE1o OF
VI sHoyELs. T0NGS and P0K ERs-I have for
sale an elegant assortment OF all kinds or crates,
Including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets Of snoyels, Tongs and
P0kers different sizes OF coal oeutties cinder
Ghnsais. Are shoyes; handsome Stands for shovels
and poksrs; Blower Stands Brass and iron Footmans;
are Brick fire Sabs and JAIME; sets OF soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
swss. tsne. Builders housekeepers, and others In
want Of any of above articles be supplied az
ths lowest Northern prices j am manufactnring
ali kinds OF Brass and Iron Works OF the above de-
scription. at nv BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, NO 20
Main street between sth and 9th streets West side,
an 1S@div 8. D. DENOoN.
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SALE OF LARGE AND


TURES.-As trustees in a deed Of trust from Mr. II
Dickinson dated the 9Th day Of February, 1888.
aud of record in the Clerks office Of the Hastings
Court Of the city of Richmond we shall proceed 70
sell at public auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY.
the 18th day Of November 1883. at o'clock. p. NJ.
if fair Of not on the nexs fair day thereafterJ al
The sams hour and place. the Real Estate conveyed
Richmond. with the large Tobacco Factory thereon,
formerly occupied by mr ii Dickinson. and nov
occupied by Sir X l. Dickinson situated near the
Dsnville Railroad Depot between l4th and 18TH SITS
being the same lot of ground conveyed by the exc
cutoTs Of Thos Rutherford. decd TO Mr. Il Dick
insop, by deed, dated Oct 30th, 1882
And as Trustees In the same deed OF trust. we
shall also proceed to sell at public auction MON
DAY, the nth day OF December, 1858, on the said
premises at 10 O'Clock, A III. ''all the fixtures. im
PIGMENTS. machinery and tools. and other thiag.
liked or movable 10 about the lot aforesaid, used
in the mar usactuse of tobacco"
TERMS OF eALs-For the Lot and Factory one,
ourth cash; balance on . credit Of four eight ard
twelve months. interest added For the Fixtures.
&c, GA credit OF fsar months. Possession OF the
real estate to be given on the lst day OF January
1859, Of the other property. on the day OF sale.
s a RAsu wHIr rHhK, Trustees.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
y Ak pARhER a, ~

uaxA ms. r. c~Svea their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY Go0pX
rsasinq their assortment OF the NEST complete
ana stt active they have ever offered aud az such
rrics. as vii insure sales
spien'ia Bi.ek and Cad silk Robes a'I.ez
g3.h Ras ad sre s'Lez and Plain silks
Blscs 0ro de Kline. pelt do Sole and Tafieta
Silbs
Rich rIsid and Fis'd vaieneias
Black sofnbag. nes. Alpaeas Challies and Mouse
g. lines
Hiah Lace, Muslin and Can,hric Sets
e Masiin. tam rfc, Pequet aud Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
r--' Cisass. Nantes and shawls In great variety
A. C}5tLa, Cass mtrVs and Festiues
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
50 and 81 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetsa
kuckisnd Pulled cloths: keTseys and piaids
l-~ Plaid iinsevs; Klsnneis
Red and Negro Blankets
q nSuaak Table Cloths, Napkins; Doriies
Towels, Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Merfrn. Lambs Wool. Silk and Shaker Shirts
sad Drawers
Ms&s.dcr's Kid. Buoaskin, SILK aud Plush
LINED Gloves and Gsnutets
Cotton and Wtoi Hosiery of every Dissertation
Carpets: Rugs; Druggets. &C. ocN
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LOxYHRIHo.
SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES
~ TRVrAp Nm 4 Nrrs,

The following Scheme will be drawn By 9. SWAN
&CO.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery In
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for Noysns-
Der. 1883. at AUGUSTA. Ca, in public, under the
observation-disclosures of Commissioner. -
CLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, November &, 1883.
GLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, November IL. 1888.
CLASs q drawson SATURDAY, November 60. 1888.
CLASS 43 draws on SATURDAY. Novem Der NJ 1888.
ON THE PLAN OFSlNGLE NUMBERS
5000 TICK kTsi
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIvE PRJZESl 500
Nearly one Iftse TO erery Nine Ticketsi
MAGNIFICENT sCHIMuI
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EDUCATION.
DOCK .diIL ACADEMY,

KVVh HIIb HVAUEMY.
m,, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
day In FeIraavv ID o ' quo hi's mon
- Board. 10 per month. Tuition, 81 to n nor
nonto. THOS J GARDEN. Principal.
NUS New Rtore o. Va
ENkY HOMECOMING, Teacher Of
me trene" German. Portuguese and spauish
~ Residence ON Clav straat ,,e&vvna., "a -
Sth streets '"oon =" sue
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SeS nnD AT COST FOR CASH

NFf7s,I N wv NJ u III, NO. IhI
Msio street, Richmond, respectfully informs the
vEhit2 that having received notice from the owner
e. s ny the house he at TTeseLt occupies AZ place
Il tusIness, with view of improving the property
SID rct haaiag esuitable house TO move into az the
speci6od tira~ he has determined 10 threw his new
and sp@Cn I'D ato X Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
90 the trket al cost for cash be ssid of "a spec
dily possible The stock is large and fresh. Ne
gro goods Carpets s,tks Hosiery. FlanneIs. Blan-
kets nmbroderies. Ribbons. Linens.
CHAS. A. GWATKIS
noi M, ibi Main st opposite Ex. bank.
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~S.t
HOUSE AND LOT, ON WEsTHAM
- PLANK ROAD. HALF A MILE FROM THE
nises, on THURSDAY. the 18Th inst. or fair, ii
y, avery neat framed House aud Lot, on the north
side q the Westhau Plank Road, half q nile from
t tnn s'sy sna T. Mr. Mason II
Lot Fronts Al feet. and runs back 1875 feet to an
Tilxs-ons fourth cash. the balance q, , and a
months. for notes. with interest added and sec ured
0's Hu's deed By request , e
JAS N TAILOR 1 sos. Aucts' T. fu na =
SHELVING AT AUCTION will be
~ sold on SATURDAY. the 18th inst. q. II o'c,oct
A N, the entire shelving in the store on Main It..
SSppwSs.e .he Eachsrse Bank and lately occupied
ALSO O. Two Mshssany Top Counters. each IS fee.
10 Jas TAYLOR ; SON. Auc..
81 ACRES OF LAND, ON WEsTHAM
cIry FLANK rl Road, ~ MILES PROM THE
premises. on TUESDAY. the ls.h day Of Noyembs ne
o of and Ct s oelock NJ tract Of "a acres
The ,s otr on wsssss% Plank Rosa miles from
.c Inc properly will be sold into squares Of nine
ourih cash: H. b bslsncs az 70 and
months, for notes. with interest, and secured bT
oeeo' JAS d TAYLOR SON
~ | Auctioneers =
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON Cd
i STREET AT AUCTION viii ba so,d 49,,
the premises on THURSDAY, 18th OF Noysmbsr
commencing at 81 o'clock N, two large Framed
Tenements on the West aide OF I'd street near Jae
son street. each with about six rooms bssidss ktch
On, and adapted both for stores and dwellings Tbe
feet $3.50 '"~A A''
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 4 and MOS
with interest and secured by & ust deed
NOS JAS NJ TA-YJnR \ SoN Ar.x.
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CREAr RESULTS FROM kXPEkI-

" mRSTS Tee greatest discoveries have been
ma la hy sxpariineuts, Wonderful aud curious
sights have come 70 light owing to the foresight
and iugeGuitt Of mankind; and every day of our
lives some hing new springs up which causes us IT,
wonder be surprised and astonished St. and one of
the wonders of the has just been discovered TINS
season By Il Glti DsMIT 2n3 Broad street, in the
~av of purchasing 40 Dis at remarkable lew prices
and TO give his customers the advantage II those
great bargains AID hr has found favorable resuitr
fherefrnRl His customers have been pleased. salts
fed and sstoni.hed, and otten were as'ounded, AT
their great bargains. GoLDSN 1T still SAYS he has
srli acme OF those great bargains on hand. and is
receiving every day ne~ additions to bis stock
Thos. tFat vitb to purchase chesp Cloaks, = rim
minea Embr, ideriee, Millinery Goods, Bleached
Cottons Black silks. and host of other articles just
90 to 4 GDtDSHlT,
no8 EOS Broad at
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rRE9H AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS

4 J MILLHIsER BRO. have the pleasure to
announce the arrival Of their last week auction
York consisting in part of elegant Dress Silks;
hands me DeLaines n styles plain and figure
btack silks. remarkably CHEAP; the largest stock
of new and handsome shawla at 10. prices; Cloaks
ana Raglsns at low prices; LvOn's Mantilla Velvet;
Black and Coiored U1oths and Beaver for C AXIS and
Raeians; new yaIentias and Iow-priced Dei.aines :;
French snd English Merinoes; large lot of Linen
goods of the best make-the cheapest we ever had :
also new lots of Fsnnels and other Domestic goods
for servants Buyers will find our stock at present
larger ana a. lower prices than ever before
j MILLHfSER BRO,
vos 1873 Broad street.
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ZONES PATENT BURNER.-LlGHT
q LIGHT Lhi aT!-Ths largest assortment OF Coal
Oil Lamps in the State for sale opposite the Ameri-
can Hotel and under the Exchange Hotel Binding,
where you are invited to call and examine the stock
on hand. Fluid and OIL Lamps alter ed at small ex-
pense to burn the kerosire OH. JW REX,
No l62 Main street, opposite the American.
S6-lmk
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WYNN. & DAVID GIBSON,
" HOysE CARpENTERS AND BUILDERS

WIN; Z DaVaD Dn dnB5UN: nr,,, nvn.
MAIN NEAR THE CORNER OF SrH ST RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond and
public generally that they ere prepared, with the
asalstauce of their steam power, and ell the most
useful wood working machinery, to execute every
description of work in til ir line of business, in
of all dimensions, repairing n remodeng the same;
putting In Store Fronts Of any kind Shelvlngs put
up Counters made, &c. in neat and tasteful man
ner Stairs built and Hand Rails worked according
to Geomefrca Principles; Cornices made to suit any
sty of Buildings; all kinds of MouldinQs on hand;
cash, Blinds and Doors made to order, and sent to
any part of the country; every kind of Wood Turn
ing, such as Stair Balusters, Newell Posts &c. Ar
chitectural Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
a neal manner
W&DGIBSnN hope, by strict attention to bust
ness together with their practical knowledge OF the
same, to merit q continuance of public patronage.
M Orders respectfully solicited. oi2-lms
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Nearly one Prize TO erery Nine ri,
MAGNIFICENT eCHHMul

APPROXIMATION PKIxEE.
priZssof $400. approximating to $4,000
prize, are sl.soo
prize, are 400
prizes Of 500. approximating TO $1,000
prizs, are SO
4prize, Of $!25. approximating to 5000
prize are 800
prizes Of 500, approximating to $4,000
prize, 400
prizes of SIS. approximating to 81, 600
prize, are 800
prizes Of $50. approximating to l,sc0
prize. are 30
5000 prizes of $40 are 10000
5.485 prizee. amounting to S320.000
whole Tickets $40: Halves S5; Quarters "a ST.
/" Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiving it,
Certificates ofpackages will BE- sold Ut the following
rates. which ID the risk:
Certificate Of package of 10 whole tickets, $50
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BY Gsddin 4 Apperson, Aucts. :
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON

~ CATHARISE sTKkgT IN BULLOCK HAIR
RIs sDDIrIon.. f0k sALE AT AUCTION -
Ill be sold upon the premises. On WEDNESDAY.
the 10th November. 1855, 1t o'clock. Y. NJ the
real estate located above consisting OF lots Nos
and So isoniing feet on the north side Of gAshs-
rfne street, runuiBg back 10i feet TO an alley on
which there stands an excellent framed Dwelling.
having aInpla accommodations fol large family,
now nccugis d by Mr. VIM Howard.
. TRIMS Opel third cash; balance at and month";
sor Negotiable notes interest added title retained or
secured b. truat deed. -
Gn0nIN knpRpaAN
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By Alexander Mott, Auct

NIUHT AUCTIUN.--WlIIb be sod AS
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing At
o'clock. general assor tment of Watches Jaselry.
Hardware. Fancy foods, Meriuo shirts Drawers
Stocks, Neck Hdkfs, Table Cloths Fancy CAST.
meres. and sundry other articles.
ALEX MOTT, Auct
-. The above sale will be continued every nishs
until further notice. ALEX NOrT."-.
&C q Aunt,anasr
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Persona going TO Richmond via this llne Will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train OF the Rich
mond ard Pete sburR Road, which leaves Peters
burg at IS NJ
Persons going West by the Southsidc Road will
have to remain all mig hit in petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at 80 NJ, the next morn
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Pete burg by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time to breakfast in
Petersburg and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at NJ
Person coming from the Southwest by the South
side Road. will arrive in Petersburg at 80 n in
time to get breakfast before departure OF the Norfolk
cars at T.
Persons wishing to go on North from Norfolk may
do SO by either the Bay Line eteamers the Steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk, the
former daily. Sundays excepted. at 40 NJ, and
the latter Semi weekly Wednesdays and Saturday.
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
- w
DO Return ticket good for days. SO
This train will stop only at Regular Stations to
take in and put of passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE.
Engineer and Superintendent p r.
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Day GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY OF
~ NEW AND RICH
d II r coo D0.


We have now openca eur second SUNNY ~ r.u
and Winter DRY GOODS, bought In Nav ynrS ~
the late closing ont saes for ,ash al very low mr.
be for nd In any house In the Ctv, ali M "A s
70 sell at the lowest cash prices Consisting IN na'
~ r,eees Eau Cloth and sa,ine,s for servants
A@ Negro Blankets very low
frants-French, English aud American
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Rich Double Jupe silk Robes
nioo Two Fiounced Silk Robes
bsyadsre Silk large stock
Biaek Groe de RhEe and Taleta Silks
i sa'm n no. AID saSadere Black silks
Very rich French Delaines
% French tsltntias aud Poplins
~ rsnen Vsienti.s aud soplins. very cheap
Pole de Chavre and Russia ashmere
large stock low price Delaines
~ pieces Ieiaines, very good at l2,s cts
Plain Me,ino DeiAines. all eoiors
Printed Merinos and Cashmeres
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Dsaask, Napkins. Toweling and Sheet.
hyperion a. She ting (blesched) atsa
Gloves, Hosiery and Handkerehiefs, of every
20 dog Kid Gloves as good as the best, at s2Is
Ladies' and chidren's Hoop skirts
IN EMBRoIDERIEs
Very rich Trimmed Lace Sets
Cambria and Muslin Sets
Real French Worked Collars
Hoaitan a.d Maltese Collars
PiQuc aud Cambria Sets
CL0Aks AND sHAWLS.
eco new style Round Cornered shawis in
Broche, Bordersd Stella and Plush Bordsred
Msntila Wool shawis- single and long
Velvet and Cloth Cioaks
Received from the Manufacturers every week
ea- Cash buyers will fiud it to their interest 10
give as a call aud we invite them to do So
PERKINS co New Cash Store
DO5-itlstD No, l4I Eagle Sauara
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EOR SALE, RENT, OR EXUH ANGE
4 FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY "A Farm. of
40 acres with q new and comfortable dwelling and
all necessary outbuildings. 20 miles from itch
mond, and half mile from the York River Rail
road. adjoining the lands of Mrs Tompsins. Mr.
Paine and others.
TO one wishing to engage In agricultural, horti.
cultural, or the dairy business the farm is particu
larry desirable
TERMs-oDe fourth cash; and the balance in /, q
ser giving bonds and approved security and tn
title retained until the last payment ID made
For further particulars call at my ROOM o Main
between 18th and 18th Streets or address me at
hichmond. Va. 8. A. HART M D.
Ii rnx
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r AND AGENCY.-Having been en- :

IL pieyed to SILL several large tracts of land in
Nicholas comfy. invite proposals from capt aists.
and particularly from persons who may wish TO set
tie on the same, to whom great bsrgains will be
sold.
have Just returned from visit to Nicholas and
can safely assert that fof fertility of SOIL and
ubrity ofclimate IL is not surpassed by ans portion
Of the state. elana is situated in the mountains,
by far the richest Of which consists Of tahle Ian
hickory. 1t 10 admirably sdarted for q grazing
country Thousands Of acres Of the land have bsen
ample returns TO the owners. The lands will be
yed and laid OF into email. farms thereby giving
to purchasers with moderate means opportunity
of investing. will give all ne. dful iniormatis On
the subject and will shsw the land to those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond. Va
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THERE are very few labor SAVING
L machines of more real value to the Msnufac-
turer than the STEM SIZLN G. AND DRESSING
MACHINE for preparing warps. made By WIN
BRADLEY, and now ON exhibition at the Mechanics
Fair This machine not only performs vast
amount of work in q given time, but executes it
well, and is simple n construction, that II Is not
ut work every evening during the fair. Manufac-
tarers examine 1t ami satisfy yourselves of It's supe
nority.
Rich mond will meet with promps attention.
III
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE
~ The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends and tue public generally, that he has open
ed OF No III Broad street. between 5th and 6th and
solicited with great care, handsome assortment of
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS, HOSIERY, LIN
EMS, CorTgNs. FLANNELs, RIBBONS. MUS
Inns, LACES. FANCY ARTICLhS, SMALL
WARES. &c, &c . all of which will be sold at low
prices. exclusively for cash; and would particularly
call attention to the stock of ERESS GOODS,
SHAWLS and RIBBONS. which are of the newest
styles. and bought at great reduction from the
early season prices Having made arrangements to
do business entirely the CASH syseem the public
may rely at all times to buy Of me the most ia
vorable terms. and hope thereby to merit their ap
probation. NM J SWORDS.
&C Z7--im Agent for J II Anthony. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-10
" SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

hare received and will open this morning. q
fresh aud magnificent assortment OF
LADIES' BRESS GOODS,
embracing al Ine newest designs Also, a splendid
tHs. CAssIMEREs AND vRsTINGS
Of .vrry grade and color. beautiful line of
Ta-e - Sattinets Angola Cassimeres, and tine Ken
tucky Jeans table for Boys " ear; Flu" Bed and
Grip Blankets; at,o, large st ok OF servants do,
a heavy suck Of Negro Clothing, VI every quality;
along 9Th a IL neral sso,k Of every species OF Do
rn-stic 3ootts all Of which have been purchased
Ia w York within few days past os the most
favorable terms and be sold cheap Tor CASH, or
prompt paving customers
A cali il resp ctfu ly solicited of al! who want
chesp and good foods. All ask, come and see and
iudge for yourselves, and L will guarantee 10
~ 9a-2m JNO L SMITHER