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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-11
ACCT1O1s SALEa.
FDTURE DAY0
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucts.


THE HERMIT AGE FARM FOR
10th day November. o. o'clock, n. upon the pre-
Mises VIII De rented at auction, for the ensuing
yea. The Hermitage Farm. situated on the consinu
stwn ot nroad street. one mile vest Of the city.
1nete are about 100 acres Of superior fermR land
sttsched. which 10 now in 60. Estate Of Improve
The rent 70 be payable quarterly on the let days
euritu Uni H1y oeso6e. and January for which
noil JAS X TAYLOR . SOW. Auo,..
HOUSE AND LOT, ON wESTHAM
CRY r a. Au RfqAp; HAIR MILx FROM THE
nises on THURSDAY. the isth inst. 1if fsir' If
LOT. the next fair day.) commencing at o'cioek
side Of the westhan Plank Road half n.i,. s,1,n
the city. and occupied BY Mr. J Mason. II con.
tAans rooms. kitchen, &c.
alley. -A' WIN Tvs isss 70 an
,r danas1one fourth ea.h; the balance q. and
oya trust deed By request Of
AAihoH SoS, Aucts no 10
SHELVING AT AUCTION Will he
. sold on SATURDAY. the 18th inst, at n O'clock
= -, sne entire shelving In the store on Main ~
By Msssrs n Spaas saanse Bank and lately occupied
,oh Also tTo Mahogany Top Counters. each Is feet
no 10 JAS TAYLOR . SON. Aue.
81 ACRES OF LAND. ON WEsrBAM
c1rv PLANK IA ROAD, ~ MILES PROM The
premises on TUESDAY the istS dsy N Sr1n the
COMMENCING Ct st O'clock, ~. tract Of acre:
s city. Immediately otpo,its the lands of Col.
SAN n y rs. and adjoining Gen Richardson's
scrss property viii be sod into Of nine
TsRhS One fourth cash; the balance at 6. ~ and
20 months ipr notes, with interest aud secured by
r mas' deed. JAS TAYLOR SON.
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r AND AGEECY.-Having been en-

I AND f.-Havlng been en-
IL pIoyed to sell several large tracts OF land In
Nicholas county, invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons who may wish TO set
tie on the same. to whom great bargains will Do
sold
have Just returned from avisit TO Nicholas and
can safely assrt that tot fertility OF soil. and ga
az the Sts,e The lana 10 situated in the mountains,
hy fsr the richest Of which consists Of table Ian
essyered NTH sugar maple, ash. salnut. Oak and
eaapsry Thousands u Acres Of the lart have be en-
{witAsna f~w xeArs) opened and are now making
Anapae returns 70 the oxners The lands Will DO
rarvt yea ard laid OF into small farms thereby giving
r. purchasers With moderate means sn opportunity
Il Investing will give al ne~dful information on
the saaJecs AID viii chew the land 70 those Wishing
h rprekAse. Address
RICHARD HILL. Richmond. Va.
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BARGAINS FROM AOCIIUN -Dr,

BARGAINS FROM AUCTION Dry
- goods cheap for the Million No. u Main st
Pacific Atlantic, Stsrke Mills, and all the well
known makes of Brown Shlrting5 and sheeiings
bleached Muslin Ticks Canton Flannels, Prints,
Sattinets. Jeans. Denims. &C. much under regular
prices for cash.
Hest high Collars French Mernces at 50 cents,
worth 81 %; English, do 20 cents &c. Mousins, 1919
cents; Stella al Cheaele ShaWls; scarfs; Merlno,
Cloth, and Silk Velvet Cloa-s. from the lowest
price upwards astonishngIy low: black and colOred
silk 50cents and higher Swiss and Cambria Collar
and Worked Bands at half their value, and richest
worked at that; Woeen shirts and UNaiSrw; Bed
aud Servants' Blankets; Hosiery and Graves at q
great job. Ny motto, small profits and quick re-
Turns.
invite with pleasure and confidence, all the city
and country friends to inspect my stock OF bargains
10 JOSEPH STRAIISE.
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MILLINERY, 40.
pRENI-NiII' . lIiIII;iiI;,

l most superh EfHvETs, CAPS. HHAD
~ DRESSES. FiowERe and RIBBONS, that
have ever been offered IN this city are TO be So st
been received from Paris and New York and viii be
so'd at very reduced prices Don't forget to call at
Madame SONS. directly opposite the st Charles
Hotel She Is receiving new goods BY evsry steamer
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nNY GOODS. -JOHNSON & hAR

DHY OOD9.-JOHNSON & HAIR
~ WOOD, No = Main street, keeps constantly OF
hand large and general stock of Fancy and staple
Dry Goods and respectfully invites all in want of
goods in our line 70 call and examine our stock
and prices before purchasing. n
AIDES UbESS GOODS and SHAWL S;
- Mems, Boys and Servants Wear; kmbroide
ries. Ribbons and Hnseres; Blankets. Flsnnes and
Domestic Goods, for sale very cheap ct
4 RIOS ENBAUM'S.
oc2T l99 Broad st.
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DENTISTRY.
EEEA
r. GETH NfDCHaRD

J. SETH WlCHARD,
Office and Residence. corner of Main aud 7th
streets
Tend RS his services to the citizens of Richmond
and adjoining counties in his professional capacity
From experience Of ten years he feels confident
that he can warrant all operations, performed by
him, to give entire satisfaction.
Tee inserted. from one to an entire get. on gold
or silver. by atmospheric pressure or otherwise.
Teeth flles with gold silver or tin.
Extracting Teeth with the least possible pain to
the patient
Irregularities in childrens Teeth attended to at
the Office orresidence.
Operations, if not cow enient to the patient at the
office, reformed at the residence on the same
terms.
He would alpo inform tis'country friends that he
can always be found ready 10 attend their wants.
J. SETH MICHAkD,
no 9-lm Surgeon Dentist.
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Richmond. July LIST. 1888. &C 2a-im*
DIsSOLUTiON OF PAKTNEKsHIP.- -

Il
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm OF s MASON q co. is tn day dissolved by
mutual consent Ali parties having claims against
the late firm, viii Immediately pTese t til, m for
Quidation and all parties indebted sill please pay
as sooD as possible In winding up MASON d
cos business either partner will sign for the firm
The subsc bers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
tuI ming their sincere thanks to their
toners for the very liberal patronage they have
ceives Since going into the bottling business.
s MASON,
EDW'D MoADAM
Y. BIN consequence OF the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my old established soap end
candle business, ind l csnnot spare time suffi-
cient to devote TO both factores / have therefore,
sold out my interest in the 6ottling establishment
10 5. MAtOh. my late partner l take great plea
sure in recommending him to my friends ard the
public generally as gentleman worthy OF the ut
most confidence and announcement.
kDW'D McADAM.
THE SUBSCklBER having purchased
l. the entire interest owned by EpwD McADAM in
the OLD DOMINION BOTTLiNl ESTABLISH.
NJ sNI, respectfully solicits continuation of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm of B.
Mason Co. He hopes, by strict attention to bust
and straightforward dealing, to merit the con
hdence repOsed in the late fra.
Very respectfully. 8 MASON.
Richmond, october 18th, 1858.
~ Sec advertisements in another column.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct
LOTTERIES.
CWAN & cos LOTTERIES
Ay n A

The following Scheme will be drawn by 3. SWAN
400, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for Novern.
Der, 1858. at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under tho
surerfntendepce Of Commissioners.
CLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, November &, 1883.
CLASS Al davis on SATURDAY, November Is, 1883
CLASS AZ draws on SATURDAY, Novembs. 20, 1853
CLASS 43 draws on SATURDAY November a. 1888
ON THEPL OFSINGLE NCMBERS
5000 TICKh TSi
FIVE THOUSAND POUR II II Nd ED n
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81 ACRES OF LAND ON WEsrHA.
By E. B. Cook, Auct.

BY L. B. Cook, Auct.
NIX SUPERIOR NEW BUGGIES. and
rUSE FARM WAGON. AT AUCTION. - On
SATURDAY the 18th INST at 10 o,ciock ~ -. ,r
lot n ar the Central Railroad Depot, viii SELL
6superior new Buggies
NJ " Farm Wagon
me above Buesies are IF superior yorkman.b,n
ara made to order. Persons in want of a fine BugaS
VIZ no wei 70 attend the SALE they are to Be
10 ii T. n ropK Ar,,,nu
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pROPEHTY FOR Sale Viii be sold

DROPEHTY FOX BALE Will be sold
at Belfeld, Heprico county, IS miles below
Richmond and miles from James biver, the late
residence OF Thomas J. West, deceased, on WED
NESDAY. November II, ls5S, at II o'clock the FOL.
lowing property:
Five u es two Carriage and one Buggy Horse
one Carriage and Harness one Buggy and Har
hess; eight Mich Cows; one pair OF oxen ana one
Bull thirty fine Hogs and fifteen or twenty Pigs;
twenty.one sheep, good breed two new 4-horre
Wagons; Running Gear acksmiths' Tooi1 three
Wagons and three Tnmbre Carts, in good order ;
lot OF Gear; Caldwells Thrrshing Machine; W best
Fans, Corn Shelter and various Farming i'm Cle
ments, in z cd order; $50 to q barrels Corn; six
teen stacks Fodder; nhucks, straw. &c. Household
and Kitchen Furniture the usual variety seven or
eight good Feather-Beds
TERNs-Ai sums n der S9l cash; over that amount
six months credit for b nds, with good security.
bearing interest with an endorsement thereon that
If promptly paid the interest will DE RENTED.
The Farm, Belftld," about two hundred cres
il good order, on which sixty bu hels Of White
Wheat is seeded, is for rent Also frstrate Black
smith will be for hire and perhaps many other val
liable negroes.
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH.
no 2-T&F2wStTiw* Executor.
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NEW CASH DRt GUOUc STuhE.-
~ The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends and tie public generally. that he has open
ed, at No AZ Broad street between 9Th and 9th and
selected with great care, u handsome assortment of
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS, HOSIERY, LIN
EMS, C0TTDNS, FLAN RIBBONS, MUS
LINS. LACEs, FANCY AaTiCLnS, SMALL
WARES. &c, &c all OF which will be sold q. low
prices. exclusively for cash; and would particularly
sHAWLS and RIBBONS. which OF the newest
styles, and .ught at q great reduction from the
esrly season prices Having made arraug ements t.
90 bu ne.s entirely the CASH sTs en-, the public
may rely at oil times to buy If me the most ia
vorsble terms, and hope thereby to merit their ap
probation. Nm SWORDS,
&C 27-lm Agent for J II Anthony Trustee.
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no 9-ln
20 CLEAR WATER:

wz0 CLEAR WATER.
#y WATER FILTERS.
49, We have on hand 8 large assortment of
ES Water Filters, Of all sizes. which can re-
commend as being very superior. They will filter
from three TO four gallons an hour, and they are
SO cheap, every family can afford to have one. Call
KkEsEE 4 PARIS Pottery.
Bo9 Corner 18th and Cary cts.
lh SIS REWARD. Stray ed or
Wf@z&M sto.en, on Thursday evening last a
s.~AESZS&. small black buffalo COW, With white
y back es w sa
shall ard In streets. SAMUEL AYRES.
no SIS
SOUTHERN PAINT, OIL, GLASS
~ AND xARNIsH DEPOT.-EsTABLIsHE 1853.
WIN SATTLER co,
Manufacturers and Importers of Paints
142 Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
Beg leave to inform their friends, customers and
the public generally, that they have now in store
aud are adding daily to the following goods in their
line:
Patent Fire Proof Paint, Paint Oil and Hand Paint
Linseed Oil. Machine Oil, Spirits of Turpentine
.Copal, Japan. Mastic and Darnar Narnishes
Putty, in balk and in bladders; English Patent
French Coach, Window, Picture. Plate, Plain
Ground, Enameiled ami Stained Glass.
Bronzes. Coo2ers' Clues, Picture Frames, Gilt
Berrian's and other Paut. Dust, Scrub. Branding
Shoe and Vanishing Brushes
Elm RAID Paris asd Chiom Green. Chrome Vel
low, Ur.ber, Ochre and Prussian Blue, and all the
principal painters colors. either dry or ground IN
oil or water.
Our stock being considerably larger and more
varied than u.uai. and having been selected with
great care for this market, We mink We can erer
great Inducements in either price or qualify OF our
goods.
Our store at considerable ex pense, has been much
ENLARGED, and we think We have made many in
proyements for the con enieucc II purchasers.
A q
auested. Orders from the country shall siwaNs re
ceiye our PROMPT attention seat-3m
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Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tick
MA0NIRICENT SCHEME;
70 BIZ DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY. IN NOYEMRER

AUTHORIZATION PhIXFH
przesof s400. approximating to $4,000
prize, are 81 500
prize. are .'...s. 100
prizes Of $3.50. spproximating to $4,000
prize, are 800
prizes Of si25. approxmating 10 5000
prize, are 100
prizes Of $500, approximsting to 1900
prize, are 400
prizes Of s75. approximating to $500
prize, are SO
prizes Of $50. approximating to 1850
prize. are 30
5000 prizes oil $40 are 10000
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TOR CLOaKS, MANTLE3 AND RAG
L LANS call st he Cheap Stors. ~ Main street.
For Bounets. Flowers. Feat&ers and Head Dresses,
Call at the Cheap Store, ~ Main st
For srgsins il TIE way of Hoop skirts,
Call 1T the Cheap store, 40 Main ct.
For Infants Hoods, SscQues, Cspee and BOnnets,
Call ut the Cheap Store, 40 Nam st.
For French worked Cola and Sleeves. very low
priced Call at the Cheap Store. 40 Jain 81.
Remember the plac nearly opposite the st Charles
hotel, NO ~ Main street
no4 GEORGE JACOBS
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TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
= TRY WALKER, return my thanks to my
friends Tor the liberal patronage eXi6noed to the
hrm and again offer my services for the sale of all
kinds OF country produce, and hope, by due dill
gence and prompt attention, to merit share of
public patronage. promising, in doing q GESERAL
COM MISSION '6UslNkSs, to make use of every
exerton TO promote the interest Of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 4, l5h street
Il GENTRY.
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EDuCATICN.
ROCK I'LL ACADEMY,

ROCK I'LL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
ms scnosi Resumes ta exercises the first Mon
aay 10 February. 1879
month. TIIOs j GAkDEN p,inc;rs, Sc'
no l -ts New Store P o.. Va.
HENRY VOH-GRONING, Teacher Of
-. !. the srenc German. Portuguese and Spanish
.. 81 Residence on Clay street, between 7,h and
Miss PE0kAM's SCHUO The
~. third session of Miss PEGRAM's Boarding
a Gad Day sehooi viii begin the irst MONDAY. In
no pains viii n be s sDaraa =, nine n, nths
IN all respects Of the generous which
ii has hitherto received
COMPETENT Il strucfors are engaged sor aanb ia
pa tment. and the course Of study will embrace
every branch essential to liberal female educa-
ton. ''''"' "''"n
NINE. BEsAgD vii continus to reside In Mrs. Pc.
thorough knowledge OF the French language
The Belle Lettre class. will be resumed for the
as for those pursuing the higher scademicai conrse
Circulars containing full particulars may be had
MRS j. W. PEaRAM,
50 I1-d6c"ts Linden Square.
vt. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
CONDUCTED BY THE sisters OF CHARITY
Ihis stltution will resume fudies on the FIRST
MoNDAf OF September. Boarders for board and
tuition and use Of bed and bedding also for washing
ana mendinR, pay per annum $3.50 to be paid semi
annually. In advance Day Scholars. according to
the branches they study, pay from 81 to IS per quar-
ter, in advance. farther particulars apply at
the academy 4th and Marshall sts. or to the 1T Rev
j. MoGlLL. Bishop of Richmond se3-dAcwts
ELECT COUNTRY BOARDING
- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Mrs HENRY
l. BROukk proposes on the 10th of October ext
to omen a Boarding School for young ladies at Ash.
land, in the county of Hanover
All the higher branches of female education will
be taught, iuclnding French Lstiu, Italian. Music
and nrawing-in ali of which departments there
Will lie competent assistants.
DIR EDWARD HRENIER, now q resident in Ash
French and Drawing.
After the present year, the School will be removed
to the country in the neigh borhoo of Ashland
TERAs-oSEHALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
THE END OF TIE YEAR:
Fer Hoard. including fGel and lignts.. 90
Engliih Branches.
L6hS NeacE 20 %
Musc-Professor's Fees
Use OF On
~
For further Information, address
HENRY l. BROOKE
2-tg Ashland VIRGINIA
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5455 prizes amounting to e320.U0o
Whole Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters "a
NJ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving 1t.
rstes which Is the risk:
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole tickets. SO
10 quarter &C
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g MASON, Manufacturer of improved
~. Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
Of London and Philadelphia PORTER, smiths
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER end La
GER BEER.
piuts and quarts TO suit customers
c. untry Or.ers receive strict attention. The
goods are forwarded any part Of the State, with
the utmost dispatch.
Factory-2Oth street, between Main and Franklin.
l3-6m
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4 yU-PARTNEReHIP NOTICE The
subscribers beg leavd to inform the citizens of
Alchm9nd and the public generally, that they have
GREEN DAVIS, for the purpose of carrying on
the GRAhlfE BUSiN EsS. in al! of its branches:
ana mat they are now prepared to execute any
WORK that may be offered 10 them in Their line in
the mcst wors man like manner. and on reasonable
terms. One of them can always be found at heir
yerd, On 9th street, sou side of the Canal the
Armory. SAM'L GREEN
OLIVER DAVIS.
Richmond or ~ Dl&
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LsnY 4OOuc.
SECOND SUPPLY OF
~ NEW AND RICH
d r Y @ O O d g

Al RtIAiis FOR CASH.
We have now opened our second supply of Pail
and Winter DRY GOODS, bought in New York n,
GEE making our stock full and complete A car
oe ionnd ~ any house IN the City: all ed dow
20 cell ~ the lowest cash prces consisting In patt
go pieces Full Cloth and sa,inets for seryanta
400 Negro Blankets very low
plam Linseys, kerseys and Shirttnps
frints-Frenoh. Knglish and American
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
kich Double Jnpe six Robes
kieh Two fiouneed Silk Robes
Bsyadere silke, large stock
HACK 0ros do Rhine and Taiieta silks
Plain Mourning and Ravadere Black Silks
Large stos Robea |, = Delanes
VERY rich French Delsines
g. French yalen'ias aud Popiins
"a French valentia. and topiins. very cheap
Pole de Chavre aud Russia cashmere
Large stock low price Delaines
~ pieces elaiues. very good at l21s eta
PLAIN Merino Deaines all eoiors
Printed Merinos and Cashmeres
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Damask, Napkins. Toweling and Sheet
Superior 4, She. ting lbleached) alta
Gloves. Hosiery AID Handkerchief, Of every
50 dog Kid Gloves as good as the best. at e..
Ladies and Chldren's Hoop Skirts
IN EMBRolDERIES.
Very rich Trimmed Lace sets
Cambria and Muslin Sets
Real french Worked Collars
Honiton aLd Maltese Collars
Pique aud Cambria Sets
CL0AKS AND SHAwLs,
900 new styIs Round Cornered shawls 10
Broche. Borderfd Stella and Plush Bordered
MantilIa Wool Shawls- single and long
Neivetsnd Cloth Cloaks
Received from the anufacturers every week.
SH- Cash buyers will fad IL to their interest t.
give as a call. and we invite them TO do so.
PERKINS co New Cash Store,
no 5-dtlstD No. ~. Eagle Square.
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THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased

GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-JAS.
~ WALSH. ct hi, old established Gun and Sport
ing store, has Just received from England the b.
lance OF mis- Pai. supply Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
together with fire assortment OF SHOT BELTS,
POWDER FLASKe, BIRD BAGS, CLEANING
RODS, NIPPLE EEBNCHES, &c
Also, q fine assortment Of COLTS Celebrated
KNIVES: DIRks; Gold and Silver Headed WALK
ING lanes, with and without SWORDS
Tia public are respectfully reQues ed to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am CO 3-
deut can exhibit the best assortment of Goo0s in
my lice. to be found in any house in the State.
0c 25-Im
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-AUS-
- TIN GENTRY. successors TO JOHN A La
constantly on hand . large supply OF FLOUR.
MEAL. CORN. OATS, and all kinds Of MILL OF
FAL, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
call from their friends and the public Is respect
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN. OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC 0 AUSTIN
Hsnrico county
VIM ] GENTRY
Charles City co.
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IN ORDHkiNa TICkkfb Oh CtBfIFIcAfk1.
Enclose the money TO cur address fer the Tickets
ordered, receipt OF which they viii be forwarded
by FIRST mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
H Purchasers will please write their signatures
H1- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid immediate.
iy after the drawing Other prizes st the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly oonndeRtiai.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
3. SWAN CO., Augusta. Ga,
Or Richmond, Va.
"a. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders hlled, and
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Having disposed Of my Granary and Feed Esta.
bfishmeut TO messrs AUSTIN 4 GENTRY, I most
respectfully tender my sincere thanks to my fri.nos
and customers fer the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion to be-
speak for my successors q continuance of their ia.
vors. JOHN A Lacy
Richmand Oct ofst 81
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HAVANA CIGARS. We

J. are iE receipt OF an invoice of genuine Havana
Cigars. 81 the brand "Yiiaro" These we can re
conmend ~ being II the first quality. and wei IL"
vored. WAhiSG PEAhCE. Druv9ss,
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Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders hlled, and
save time. By addressing 8. SWAN co., ct either
Of those cities.
GE A list Of tho ndmbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each u
the following papers: The Augusta 0sa.l Consti-
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
weekly Day Book, Savannah Da ~ News, RiehHond
Dispatch. New York Dispatch. Pauldfng (N!ss
Clarion and Little tArk) True Democrat. oc25
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NOTICE.-I have fer sale Bacon, Lard
~ Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Soap, Caudles. Cod Fish.
Flour, HeTripgs, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes,
Buch wheat, &c, &c. ehonli be glad to tho
iades' gentlemen and every body else, second door
from 9TH ON Broad. GEO HOLMES.
&C lY-Im*
DEBBLES, PEBBLES-Justr received,
Il lot of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB
BLhS, In steel frames. For sale cheap, by
VOE9LE & WEIUEMEYER,
sc Main street,
&C Cots sign of Golden Eagle.
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NTM. & DAVID GIBSON.
Wv Observation-Disclosures AND EuiInEkS.

NOTICE. II have this day appointed
~ At WILLIAMS my agent 90 earre on the re-
tall Grocery huslasss ia tho etty ot Richmond. AZ
store No gla III ad street, bur all purchases maize
by him are 81 be for cash only
ARsALoM BLACKBURN.
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GOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS

90 PIECES NEW PATTERN ENGLISH
~ TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET. Just re
esired To these In want Of the above, womb
recommend 70 examine these before puylng else
VIII re- as they are cheaper than ever offered oeiSre
PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR YARD.
moi ALFRED a0ssS, f3 Main ST.
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~ We now have in store q superior st 1ck of goods
for gents and boys, To which invite their atten
ton, consisting Of
Sup Slack French Cloths aud Cassmeres
Pavcy French and american 90
silk aud Velvet Vestings
Tweeds and Jeans
French and English Beaver Cloths for Over.
Coats
Lambs Wool, Cashmere, Merino and heavy Sha-
ker shirts and Drawers
Hdkfs, Gloves and Hosiery
Gents Shawls and Travelling Blankets
PERKINS q cos new cash Store
Mo Nnoln