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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27
By James M Taylor Il Son.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN DUVAL5 ADDITION, AT AUCTION BY
yrtue OF deed of trust executed by Frederick n
Gerson and fora, his wife, to the Trustees of the
Monroe Building Fund Association, dated the 9th
day OF June 1855 of record in tho Clerks office of
Richmond Hustings Court, D. b. O. ga page 1866
we shall, on THURSDAY. December 9Th, if fair if
not, the next fair day, commencing on the premises
At O'clock NJ proceed to sell By public auction.
the real estate described in said deed folews "A
that lot of land lying and bsing in the city of Rich
inond, in that part thereof known DuvaIs Add
ton, with the framed teDements thereon at the in
tersectien OF p and Baker Streets fronting on the
west line OF said I'd street 80 feet running bae
of An irregular width 81 feet, or less and hay.
Ing breadth on its line of IS feet and bounded
OF the south by Baker street. Also that lot of land
lying aud being in the city of Richmond, in Duvaps
Addition, between Duval and Baker streets, on the
west side of st Stephens street. being part of lot
No o. in the plan of said division fronting 81 feet
on said st. Stephens street. and running back 1893
set being that part of lot No Is next adjoining lot
No 25 in the plan of said Addition"
Terms made known at the hour of sale.
6AML T. BAYLEY, !
FLEMING GRIFFIN, : Trustees
FRANCIST. ISBELL
Sale conducted by JAS. ID. TAYLoR Son, Auct's.
no q
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- james =. Taylor 6 Son. .
I AND ON WHI11 OAK SWAMP, NINE.
NILS BELOW uGcHNOfy. YOR sALn Al
ss = s.nso g Sssr % g. sn;r . 2
!. Robert ssd Charts 9 Hcfsssn.S shall Sro:s.d
aSuss 4 as1o cosnsy on noSDaT
9th Of December. 1873 at IL O'Clock, n. . much q
-: .s., 1s 3 ss . ss Ra = YIN 3
claim q the Plaintiff against the Dc eudsnts, inthe
sioresad suit tegsthsr with his costs and tho sx.
y NJ Bodeksr. and sdjoiaiag the lapds OF Nil
lies on both adss II new read which 4 nav Ssino
onSsned g nichmond. which brings Il within nine
- Ar COURTNEY. Conn.
JAS TArLon z 6oN. Auctioneors. no n
SHERWOOD, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
- AT AUeTsoN.-willbe sold. upon the prsuises.
si saooE. fl:af Hssa 90 nj.
sdoSaPs e. .s 81 se q lat. N nv.
are LEI s aSlss pvo
ling and the usual outhouses, which are situated in
The Land is highly improved, portion Of which
SET m clover and the balance laid of for gardening
purpGsss on which there are several asparagus and
n.nr ssrc oeos' ana 70 enclosed with substantial
The property is 50 well known that further de-
sclpson y deemed nnnecesssry. and fs justly con-
kes. Persons desiring to purchase would do well to
Bostwiek P. O.. binxddis county. or to ; The Auc
tioneers ~
TERMS: $500 cash; the balance at l. "a and
fSr notes with interest added. and secured by
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 SON. Are..
P.s.-The above property can be bought private.
no Is = JIM. T. L SON.
BUILDING MATERIAL AT AUCTION.
- VIII be sold upon the premises, on WEDNEs.
DAY, the LIST December, at l O'Clock, the Framed
Building on Governor street, in the occupancy Of
nessrs, Roper Murray. the same to be removed
By the LIST day of February next. :. = -
The Building IL erected with the first story of
price and the balance of wood toge her with large
Those desiring to purchase large lot of material
Tor building imposes would do well 10 attend
TERMS: Notes at months, satisfactorily endorsed
~ nol interest addsa MI p JEsqsIred son
TTNFXPIRED LEASE OF A SMALL
~ FARM, ON BROAD STREET. CONTINUED,
"WEDNESDAY, the LIST day of December. common.
cling at O'clock p NJ, the unexpred lease TO ter.
inmate On the 3lst day of December 1861 of small
the Hermitage tract, and now occupied By M Mar.
I'm Philips. The improvements are = Framed
dwelling, with seven rooms. Kitchen and usual out
There are Is acres of superior gardening land at.
nt winch Is now In good state Of improve
The rent to be payable on the first days Of jam
Sa uiy and October for which security will
After the sale. will be sold quantity of yereta.
pies; some farming Implements, &C. ~
Possession to be had imme diat epet''
| no . JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
NJ OF DRY GooDS.-0ur late purchases enable
s to sell the finest French Merinos at the reduced
Price Of sc per yard.
piack and Fancy silk. at 30 and 75e and mp.
Warsted piaids So 2jc per yard.
All kinds OF Ladies Dress Goods u per cent cheap
or than before
oar stock OF Round Mantills and Reversible
Shawls cannot be surpassed in prices and selectio.
cf patterns.
In kmhroideries and Linens We have extraordi
nary bargains
Cloths, Cassimeres and Wooden Goods we have
AZ unusual large stock, and at very low prices,
J & II R0SESBAUM,
M Zoe Broad IL
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T ARGE SALE AT HIGH MEADOW,

- MONDAY, DECEMBER 6TH.-Wiil be sold at
High Meadow. mileseast OF Richmond, on the New
Bridge road on MONDAY. Dec 9Th, at Ioa O'Clock If
Kitchen Furniture, Feather Beds, Mattresses. Bed
s.eads Tables sideboards, Bureaus, Wardrobes fine
Mahogany Writing Desk, Iron Safe, Carpets Chairs,
and other Housekeeping articles, &c. Some plan
tation Tools, Watts double ana single Pioughs Iron
beam Ploughs Wagons Carts, an excellent Wheat
Drill and Reaper. Hogs Sheep or 10 head Of Oxen,
"a Cows. most of them young Cows with calf, Oats,
Hay 1000 bushels nice dry Chat. 800 bushels Bran.
30 bushels OosI, No Mules, an excellent planta.
ton Horse, single harness Horse. Morgan trot-
ter; pair fine black Morgan Horses, well broke and
very gentle and spirited in harness; fine Galen
Colt years old and other articles too tedious to
mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JNO TILMAN FOSTER.
PS-At the same time and place, will hire pri.
vateiy, 20 servants for the next year. mostly field
hands, and one excellent Cook. I FOSTER.
ma -
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BOARDING.

ROAKDlNG.-Our house. on Grace st..
mediation Of boarders RR MURRAY
&C 22-ts NJ I MIrppa1
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DRY aocnS.
N SECOND SUPPLY or
pAyI, AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

,bsye received, aud will open this morning .
sresh and magnificent sssertmentof
LADIES DRESS 9ooDs.
embracing all the newest designs Aaso. splendid
"sns tnrHs. oAssIMERgs AND vEsTINas.
q very grade ana color. A beautiful liue of
sS,ssds sattinets Angola Cassimcrcs. And fine Ken.
,,.ty Tesns suitable for Boys Wear; Fine Bed and
cr;h plsnketss also a large stock Of Servants do.
a heAyy stock OF Negro Clothing, Of evey auellty;
a;nra with A general stock OF every species OF Do.
es,se tsssAis All Of which have heee purchased
n New York within a few days past. on the most
tnvSrs5o terms and will be sold cheap for CASH. or
rromrt paying customers.
nalI s. respectfully solicited Of ali who want
.hean and good GOODS. All ask, come and see and
,ndcs for yoJ. selves, and l will guarantee 90
pirssc At No. , Main street.
"a -9us INO L. n.
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T. B. COOK, AuorIoHHnH AID

LIE COMMISSION MERCHANT
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gem
orally. that he will continue the auction and Com
mission business. st the old stand OF j. D. CQsk
his experience in the business1 that be Will be alb
to give satisfaction. He returns his thanks 10 hi
him. and il determined to merit . ccntinuancc q
the same. - .s- Z =
He WIN attend to the sale Of merchandise Of essy
description, horses, cattle, &c, &c.
Outdoor sales attended 10 at the shortest n0t101.
and upon the most reasonable terms. 81
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FAIRFIELD ron

~ n, - -. !; y; ;., : e.: 4:
cd FAIRFIELD, the prop1e.
y Of the late James Tasy, within one mile Of tho
city Of Richmond, containing upwards Of sighew
acres, il for lease. $50 y 81 -
If no private contract Il made before TUKgDAY.
the 4th Of January next. IL viii, on that day, n
fAir II not. the next fair day. be offered ct pabnh
auction, on the premises. Tx ~
No property, Of this description, now obtainable.
offers equal advantages, lis notofiety - na1t
all the turfmcn throughout tho United btates) ep2
its csntguity to the city, render Il worry dssiraby.
both for racing and farming purposes
At the same time and place, VIII be sold on fur
months credit, the purchasers giving hs9etiAble
notes. with approved sndorsors. for all uuS1s ev0e
CORN. OATS, and FODDER; several yalhabto
MULES; some fine CATTLE; Household and kitcE
en- Furniture, &c. gS-f
Several able-bodied likely Negro Men win BE- hired
no l6-dtd EDM'D HESTER. Adn'p.
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BOARDING. HOUSE-Th

ROARDlNG H0USE.-The undersigned
B. n. Bnrt5n, situated on the corner of Franklin
and oth srets, which is open for the reception
ana accommodation Of BOARDEkS. 0entlemen
with their families can here be- pIeasantlv sitnstad
Young men can be accommodated With Board BY
the week, laonth or pear, either with or without
Lodging Few. DR.. NJ. d. Hoze and family who
have for number Of years ,ided In the house, are
stu Beardes, to whom the subscriber begs leave TO
re.er. A BROCK.
PA goodly number of Gentlemen can be &C
commodated during the Fair on reasonable terms
2I-1m ~
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T,RESu ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
r. A NJ pARMER &, co.

y
PALL AND WINTER DRY GooDS
inc the,, sssertm ent ore Of the most complete
~ Attractive they have ever offered. and at such
prtaes ~ will insure safes. e,.
splendid Rlscs and Cora SIX R s'osss alea
psoh Rsyadere a'Les aud Plain silks
Ran Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Taheta
Siks
Rich Pisfi and Fig'd valeneias
Biaek Roashasnes Alracas, Chaliies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Musl.n camsric, requet and Mourning Collars
flnsion Cares AID BeEthas
Cjoass, Msntles aad Shawis IN great variety
Cloths Cassimeges and NestiBgs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and 81 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satsne'@
Rgcklsnd Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Flaids
Plaid buscys: Fsannels
Red and Negro Blankets
nAsiask Table Cloths, Napkins; Doylies
TogplG Linen aud Cotton Sheetings
piilow Linens; Irish Linens
Merino. Lambs Wool, SILK and Shaker Shirts
Aad Drawers
Aiexander's Kid. Bnckskin, sink and Plush
Lined Gloves and 9auntlefs
Gotten and Wool Hosiery Of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. &C 20
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
MIGHT AUCTION.--will be sold e
auction. THIS EVENING, sommencin9 a
O'Clock, general assortment Of Watches. JeSe3rS
Hardware. Fancy Goods. Merino ehirts Drswelx
Stocks, Nesk Hdkfs, Table Cloths, Fancy Cne14
msres, and sundry other articles. 2---gr
~. The above sale will be continued every niaht
until further notice. Alex NOT
&C Is -sz.r5. 80 Iuoffns,essu, 7
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TRUSTEES SALE Of MOST VAL


Il UABLE TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
OF HEAVILY WOODED AND TIMBERED LAND
IN HENRICO COUNTY. FIGHT MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP
By virtue of deed of trust executed O me by Will
hanson Allen and wife, bearing date on the 9th day
of November. 1855 and duly admitted to record in
the Clerks Office OF Henrieo county, shall procsed
to sell to the highest bidder at public auction.
the premises, on the 9th day of December. at IL
o'clock, if fair if not. the next far day thereafter
that most valuable tract of wood land in the deed
mentioned containing two hnndl ed acres being the
Trent, and adjoins the lands of George Allen and
others, on the White Oak Swamp. 1t is considered
to be the best wooded and timbered land in that
part of the county being within short distance of
the York River Railroad
Mr.. VIM. W. Allen, living on the premises, will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any per
son wishingsto purchase,
TERMS OF sALE-One half of the purchase money
in cash. the balance upon credit of and Is months
for negotiable notes, interest added and deed OF
trust on the land to secure the deferred payments
R0. @. ALLEN, Trustee.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be sold at the same time and place, four val.
liable NJ ules; one good work Horse; 2 Wagons a~d
gear; one TumbIel Cart; lot of Corn, Snucks, Fod
der, &C.
Terms at day Of sale.
M 0s-dfdo ATvEN
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no q KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.
DUVAL Il NORTON'S HORSE TONIC
O-For improving the condition Of Horses and
Mules. giying them appetite, add relieving them
of Bots apd Worms. Hdebound Surfeit and Distem-
per- aud all dis eases ~hich horse is subject in
ternaliy
This Horse TolIc gives them an sppetiteand CLOS
sy coat of hair and be left eff after the animal
is improved without his falling back to his first
WARRANT ED TO CONTAIN NO ARSENIC.
We have yet to hear of single instance where
the Horse Tonic has failed in dong hat we recon-
mend it.
This Horse Tonic is prepared only by
DUVAL q NORTON Druggists.
Corner Main and 10th streets.
noA Richmond Va
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pRIVATE BOARDIN4.-MisS BID
u GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house. corner of Main and 18th streets and will epen
for the reception of Boarders the lst of October
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
ing by the day n 1s-3r
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TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENrs.

AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MON
ROE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on the premises. on MONDAY, the z9.h No
yember 1855 st4 O'Clock, P. NJ, the lot fronting s.
feet the East side of Monroe street. to an alley
with iwo small framed tencmeats thereon suitable
for small stores, for persons of moderate means.
TERMS accommodating, say one-fourth cash, bal
auce at IL and Is mons. for negotiable notes. in.
terest added and title retained. -
nol5 GODDIN q APPEREON, Aucts.
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ITO LEAsE.-Tht vacant grounds, be-
l. longing to me. onf the North margin of the
Dock, will be leased for three or five years. The
lotion part of which Mr.. Whites stables are tenn.
porary located (his lease expires with this year,
large, and well suited for lumbe coal or wood
yard and also is the lot the opposite side of
18th street. For terms, apply to Mr. LESSEE T. Kee
see at his office. East side of 18th street. between
Main and Cary street.
no 23-dlm BACON TAFT.
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EoR SALE.--lst. A likely NEGRO BOY,
l. shout ~ years cld-wil be sold 70 remain in the

EoR SALE.--lst A likely NEGRO BOY,
Il abort ~ years cd-will be sold to remain in the
State.
n "a. ABRICK HOUSE, with five
roems. In Durall's addition, now renting for
$50 rcr MONTH A great bargain may be had. 1t
10 stratAd ON st. James street, I'd door from Coots
Sd. A SMALL TENEN EMF, situated on the alley
between Broad and Marshall streets. nearly in rear
of Mr.. Rhnies Lager-Beer Saloon. A bargain may
be had In this
4th. The LOT, with School House, In Rockets old
field. bargain may be had in this Lot The
owners Of the above property are determined TO sell
the same.
5th. Two handsome BUILDING LOTS. on Jack
son street. between Adams and Jefferson streets,
fronting 30 feet running back lsJ feet to an sliey
There xre some very fine fruit trees upon these lots
9Th. TWO TENEMKRTs, Zone brick. the other
wood Bread street, west of the corporation llne
two doors above the store Of MIR. Lacy. and on the
same square upo, the Of which 10 the store
OF Mr.. Vim H. ylcr. There il . stable, Kitchen
and wood aud coal house.upon this lot
Tsh. Ia0,aso weight nice sliEAk OATS. that have
been housed. -
Apply ID GEO. W. Il. TYLER.
Office Marsh Il betx 9Th and 9th streets near
"a Market. who hires out Negroes. rents out Hou.
ses, aud attends 10 ali business OF General Agent
~ 2S--6f I'd
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EXECUTORS NOTICR-The under
II signed, having qualified as Executor Of John n.
Patton, deceased hereby gives notice 10 al Who are
indebted hts estate 10 come forward and settle.
and alf persons having claims against his estate.
will please present them TO the underpigped for ~
Element. JNO. II. PATTON. In, =
no l1-lm EYecukeY. y
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RICHMOND AND PRTfBj

III hlCdMOND AND HBTk68-
2BURG RAILR GA D.-NOT7OR 70
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM CLOTER NIL.
Passengers for Clover Hin take the a. r.. tro11
take the $40 A. ID. train, and arrive af Glover LII
at 3 A. "a. Returning, the train leaves Glover =
mond at $40 p. NJ, or Petersburg 81 AIS i. II ~ 4
The aforementioned trains run daily, Sundaye
excepted. 9GF-7'S-a
no l9-lm f. III, GILL, 9nn,t.
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EYfTY DOLLAR&-I. NJ. ClN0HR d
Il cos OELEBRATKD NATIONAL BnWfN6
MAoHiNE6-.oTFruE 2ir NAN efsEsl, H.cgMoSrna
yA.-We would most respectfully invite al "a cali
and exsminc our new stoch Of Family. Plnnlaticp
and bl<asher Machines. which for durAbflity and
beauty OF finish. cannot BE- suppressed By ony. Oar
Machines are 80 construe!es, tytat By fhe masscaf
changes they are made to Sew. bonn, gather and
stitch ffom the coarseet cotton bag Or A9syys
% me w;t hns ea9 2, .se 80
struction. esse q menaGsnent asd avtn q nS
makee tho Machine invalmble, and varfAlted -
az, perfect .st.taes.en 70 sE Cur nov mr. q -
Ir.tsiest and hsst n yss; ~ Yutnya hsssxssec
work-room. Our agent. being nns Gee2eaeeel
prepared 70 rsysir Machines. snd e eive e1t1l -
Machines VIII g SO Lsss $3.50, ~ Va q -
IN possIble assensicn VII b. 80 ~ cor ~
stors asd Agent q give szIlaaas vasese -
pg s,sn Th g sP "a cossou. a. - ssea ~
tions. HssdjeE 0ensNs ~ mcki.e aod 6ln1Ee
e n:a z & 49,, s.ss5 3:ss
sss4 e; -. ''ss-. 4 ;AaHsslf ! IS /
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IT, NOTICE.-GHANGE OF
rssas.z.Esszf II Rs-The steamers g LEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf Of
Rockets EVERY MORNING, (SnnGays excepted,)
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, It ga O'Clock, precise
ly and return each alternate day. touching at all
the eular landings the river, going and re-
turning. ocl3 r o hASKINS.
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r AIDES, TAKE NOTICE.-The great
~ est bargains ever ofiered.-509 Patent Extension
Watch SpEing Eoop Skirts, at the astonishing low
price of - cents each, now receiving ut
ALFRED M0SES'S,
nols 65 Main 1t.
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A SQUARE OF HALF ACRE LOTS,
"A NOS. los. LOG, I2l, 1872 IN DUVALSADDITION.
BOUNDED BY BAKER, CHARITY, ST. PAUL
AND ST PETER STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
1885, on the premises, commencing at IL O'CLOCK M
the beautiful square of Land located as above. It
at the hour Of sale.
TRIMS -Onethird:cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
Aurt
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DUBLIC SALE OF MULES, COWS,
4 Hogs. and from $50 to 2fo barrels of Corn, &c
viii sal ct my residence I'VE mles from Richmond.
of cember 1885, at IL o'clock. if fair if not the
next lair day thereafter, valuable young Mules,
we'll broke, several Mich Cows q lot of Hogs Plan.
tation Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
one Wagon and Gear and $50 to 200 barrels of Corn,
Shucks, Fodder DC. &c. -
no 25-td B. I. THORNTON.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING |

v AT THE CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
STREkTS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold, on TUESDAY the 3flth November, 1853. on the
premises, commencing att o'clock 2. NJ. the very
the occupancy of Rev: Henry w. Watkins. The lot
fronts 81 32 feet the south side of Clay street,
and runs back on the west line of 5th street ll5I
feet. to an alley 10 feet wide The dwelling is built
OF brick is in good repair and has ample accommo-
dations for o large family s.s 49, -.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, ba' ance at 2, and 6mos,
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured By
no IS - ' GODDIN ApPERsoN. Aucts.
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WIZ A aREAT MANY BARGAINS

CTILL A GREAT MANY BARGAINS
- LEFT-Notwithstand the great and unpre-
cedsntet demand for Dry Goods this fall, am ena.
hied to offer a general variety of Goods, received
weekly from the New York auctions By this means,
my stock stantiy kept III assorted and buyers
IN search ofargains, should not fail to call at the
noted cheap store of ALFRED MOsESs.
uoIS G3 Main st.
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ono BOXES Choice Goshen Cheese.
LNVJ $40 ausrtHr bass Frost's Buckwhsat, %
% boxes superior quality Yeast Powders. bsrreln
fss saiskv neN Nm WALLACE Sons.
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~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLICLY
6ZAnne bay MARE, years old, perftetly sosna
ana kind. and BUGGY and Harmless neatly new.
for sale, a. the owner has for It. 70 BE- Ssen g
Hlx'8 STABEno, 81
no le-2W< corner Cary and Ioth -.
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rLOAKS, RAGLANs AND BUSTERS

NEW GOODS-By recent arrivals,
~ am receiving largo additional supplies of Sat
tinetts Cassmeres, Cloth, French Merinoes. De-
LANES Fianneis, Linseys, Hosiery, Gloves, and
variety of goods, adapted to the season, 10 which
all are invited to examine.
ALFRED MOSES,
nole 60 Main st.
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NOTICE.-Un the Both day of Novem-
~ Der. 1858, the agency of William Ms Duval for
me ceases, and all persons indebted to him. as my
agent, will pie ase come forward and pay their in
debtedness, ana all to whom he is indebted such
agent, will please present their claims blythe 3lst
December 1858.
no GIFT ...r4 STEPHEN o. DUVAL.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution, established by spe-
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epe m
ic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases
such as Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence Gonorrhea, Gieet, Syphilis, the Vice
of 0nanism, or Self Abuse, DC, &c.
The Howard Association in view ofthe awful
Obstruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
cases, and the deceptions practiced upon the I'M
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, 10 give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus Offlic-
ted, who apply by letter, with description OF
their condition (age occupation. habits Of life,
&c. ,)and in cases of extreme poverty and suff-
ering to Furnish Medicine Free OF charge. II
is needless to add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors, on review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of be
nevoent effort, have been Of great benefit to The
afflicted especially to the young, aud they havt
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important but much despiseC
cause.
Just Published, by the Association, Repor
on Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, the vie
of Oranism, Masturbaton or Self-Abuse, ant
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail
lin sealed envelope,) Free of Charge, on th
receipt of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN Consultin
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Sout
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order Of tn
Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Presiden
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov. 10, 1857.