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DRY GOODS.
,rw FALL AND WIN TER DRY
GOODS.

n
80 nav IA zt.te taii ana complete assortiA snt o,
tF'r.n.nss sad most fashionable styles of ENG.
hgsUu FRENCU, GERMAN and AMERICAN STA.
- "a FANCY DRY GOODS, to which thev is.
+ ,sr attention OF The 81 ~ and COUNTRY trade
.lls feeling well ensured they can please the
tdtos;s taste ana at the same time selt their
ne, -, as reasonable terms "a they can be bought
CO., rfty They will continue 20 add 20 their
n " uhatercr ia new ana fashionable.
- .'iowjng are few of the leading articls-
s,i-gdtd Brocsde six Robes sL.s
H'''' fiouneed and Dashie
=, = Rsya,sere a'tev asd Plaid silks
=. popIin Robes s'Lez
,., ,3ro Se Rhine Eel, qe Sole and Taifeta silks
- n Merinos ana satin De LANES
, Plaid ami Figured Naiencias
P,rnbayines. AIpacss, Chailes and Mousselnes
In l.cs, Mu~iin and Cambria Sets
y@,itn. Cambria. peguet and Mourning Collars
rs,Nn Cap . and Rer'hs
.tT,KS. NANTES and SUAwLS, in great VA
jyTIis cssSINEREs AMI vEsTINGs
.'a,i 81 FnllcA Cloths, Sleeps Grey Satinetts
/ |llsud Pulled Cloths kcrseys and Plains
y al I{nSeys, white. rcd and yellow Flannels
L - blankets Of all qualities and prices
!, sr, Blankets. white and coloref
4 - Damast Table Cloths. Dsmask NapkSns
nm Shectinss, Pillow Linens, Irish Linens
3 ,fhet and 1lo Cotton Sheetings aud Shirtlnes
vrrino. Lambs Wool. silk and Shaker Shirts and
Drawers .
tt,xsuder's KID Gloves, Bnckskin, Silk and plusb
y mad Gloves and tianetlets
-s.f.r and " o0i Hosiery OF every description
,.RPETS AID RUGS. dc. &C. oce
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THE QUEENS MESSAGE IS RE-

But in J srRAUsEs Goods you will not be de.
ctived!
The Presidents reply has been dispatched,
But STRkUSE'S Goods are always ahead!
Where can yoH get the greatest bargains?
AT NO. q MAIN STREET.
All coors Merino. from 2nc and upwards
All Coors DeLaines, plain and figured, from I25ac,
l6c. lSc, &c
Black and cold Silks at SOC and higher prices
Fast cofd Calico at SIC, SIC, &c
Also, beautiful Philadelphia made Caters. with
heels and without; Morocco and Goatskin Bootefs,
Shoes; Mems and Boys Shoes, sewed and pegQed
all Of which will be sold at Is per cent below their
Yslue.
c. Be careful that you go to the right place
The sooner the better Persons from the country
will do well by giving me call before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH sTRAUSE,
No Z7 Main
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By Larus 4 Shine, Aucts.

SPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.
TiuN We viii commence 10 sch ct public auc. ion
Iarass, .S att o'clock the hsndsomest and
stock 81 staple ingiish. German and Ameri
Country merchants would find IL TO their aiyantsrc
70 attend our sales, where they have an opportusi
rety OF saeable articles not to be found in any 9th.
e ers 40 n, in this city Ao superior in
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c together with GOOD -
sortment Of Housekeeping Goods
sale positive, and will commence at IN o'clock
street. LARIIk 4 gUINE
SO ~ Anrt.
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TkU6THE'6 gALE or FOUR TEMB-
TO TIE OLD DISTiILERY. ar AUCTi6H "a
Trnetes in acerfatn deed of frss exeossed ~ 5ch-
are Morris Earring date The 18th Of Au9ust JSo8,
tinss and Henrico County Courts, shAll IN sxssur
Ton o. s.sd trust bstnE g requir. by The bs1e
eiary u sald deed proceed g ssi - public aUctIons
commencing - O'clock. four Framed Tepsmsu1s
so Lots In the VALLEY, near to the Old uisttlleryn
The property fronts the virginia Central ketlroad
liz teef. and runs lack 40 feet
LEsns -snoush cash win be required 70 The
expenses Of executing this trust, two bonds and an
nom January Int. 1853, tho balance II months foe
note with interest, and secured By 3 trust deed.
I'D MCCARTHY, Trustee.
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RUNAWAYS.

S. REWARD.-I will pay SIS re-
ward and all reasonable expenses for the do
livery to me. at Jetersville Depot Of blind
A negro man named COLEMAN, he sometimes
calls himself who left my house about six weeks
Said negro Is black, about rs years of age and
staIDmers badly when spoken to- / understand he
has been employed at Powhatan Station for the last
month to puup er; but left there on Monday
last will pay the above reward for his delivery to
me- and $50 for the conviction of the white man who
decoyed him OF. JN0 A JEIER.
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IIAvING now closed out all the unde

sirsble goods in the stock Of VALENTINE Il
>1N, by making the sacrifice Of them in the store
ra:her than at auc'ion. the remaining stock have
fgrChased, enabling my father 10 withdraw his in.
crest from the late concern, and shall this day with
: laree and new stock Just arrived from New York
pm new business the old basis of forty years
standing, dfgFTHJ 10 the one price syStsa and in
iu.sning II. shall be guided by the same policy
which directed my father for many years
By my father, I requested 10 say TO his old
trends that he will generally be foDni abort the
store, where il Will give him great pleasure to greet
them MANN 3 VALENTINE, JR.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

I'm MONDAY, 18th inst at 10 o'clk.
at my store. will sell 1t auction, Isrse ios Of
articles:
hhds Of Bacon Ham.. 5 bbls Flour, 10 boxes soap,
Snesse. Salt. Wrapping Paper, &c. Aisc. bbIs
~, Mnisxey, Dbl Brandy. boxes Bfandy In bot
st0NE wARE.-I win al.o .en !. ,.rya ,oe oe
nsW Stone ware. consisting of fur different sixes
q 1srs ana Jugs, each, Stone Churns, MIX Pans.
X CAUHORN.
" - ~ Auctioneer.
NOTlCE.-Will be sold, ON MONDAY,
~ the 18th inst, at the Hermjtaee p,rv. ~, shs
hichmond College, commencine 1t 5 o'ciock p NJ
about % bbIs CORN, one lot Of FODDER and one Ia
TEaAs-Cash THONAs NJ MoNrAauv
Sale by WILLIAM WADE
Sat fdse
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I>NN1~SD DNI III OF II y u I. u y
~ CLOTHS, BLANKETS. Sc-i5 bales a and
- C,oths-yery superior; s bales Blankets, very
chear. with large supply of low Wooens VIII
have been purchased in New York the past week.
All we ask, 10 call from purchasers, to satisfy
low prices BEEEDEN FOX
&C l2-6t Oh Rroad street.
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By A. u. Williams, Auct.
BUILDING LOTS AND BUILDIN

BUILDING LOTS AND BUILDING
~ MATERIAL ON CLAY. NEAR MUNFoRD
STREET. AT AUCTION. -0n FRIDAY. 2h Of 90
tober, at ~ O'Clock ?. NJ. upon the promises, viii
be sold The Lots located Is above staied adjoining
the residence Of Mr. J. 9. B. Tinsley. upon which
stood new Brick Dwelling. built By Mr.. ". ":
Winso. which was short time $40 partly DESTROYED
by IRE. considerable portion Of the walls are
STANDING. which, with the uniniured France porches
and o her materials on the premises, viii enable
one 20 iep.ace ne nonse ~ xrsat .As.pR 49,
las feet to alley, and may BE- divided 20 - 20 a.
low with the house mont Of 81 feet leaving % a.
the most desirable In the neiehborhcod. and he
garden 10 supplied with variety o. Fruit Trees.
Vines, &c.
TERMs.-One-f our4h cash balance at 4. and y
months fer nstcs with Interest added and secured
bv fr,sf desd WILLIAMS,
a. ID Auctioaeer.
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CARPET ROOMS

~
WE have one floor devoted exclusively to this do
partment, and keop such An assortment, as will be
to the interest of purchasers to examine:
Comprising Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Rich English Brussels Carpets
Three-ply aud Ingram Carpets
Rag and Hemn Ingram Carpets, at pc
Plain aud Twilled Venetian Carpets
Mt sale, Chenille and Tufted Rugs
Door Mats in Cocoa, Thread and Velvet
Stair Rods, &C. &c.
The above came from the most celebrated English
and American manufacturers. and will be sold at
mnch lower prices than the same goods have ever
before been offered in this market.
n. B.-Carpets made and put downa: the shortest
notice by experienced workmen.
CHRISTIAN d LATHROP
Main
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AND KENTUCKY RAIL

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL
ROAD.-NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
proposals will be received by the undersigned until
Masonry of the first fifty miles of the above road
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. The profiles and
plans upon the above named distance can be seen at
the Office OF the Chief Engineer in the town of Alb
ingdon after the lst day of November next who will
the above distance there will be earth to move
amounting to about coo yards of loose and hard
rock about 900 yards of mortar masonry 29i OO
perches Of dry drains, Is. 600 perches.
Those proposing fo' the work are requested to
state in their bids what am Unit of stock they
Address the undersigned, at Abingdon. Va.
WI HAWKINS Il CO.
NB-The inspecting of the Proflss and Plans of
the Chief Engineer. has been changed from the 18th
of October to the lst of November, owing to the
great amount of labor required to prepare them
W. j. IL Il Co,
Sc 2l-dtd Abingdon, Va.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND STOCK OF ROOTS. SHOES. DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES, FOR SALE. With view of
moving to my new store on Brook Avenue, I offer
for sale the large three story brick store and dwell
ing, together with, sepaTs te from the large two
story store AMI brick storehouse and dwelling in the
rear. The whole premises is large aud reomy and
well adapted 10 almost any kind of busness-from
Canal street. Immediately opposite the Basin, where
large majority of the canal boats receive and de-
liver their freights-and its being to all the
City Banks, Custom House, Postoffice, Haxal and
Crenshaw Gaego, and other Mills. Tobacco Ware
houses and Other large establishments, renders 1t
This property, an investment, would pay good
per centage on the price asked for it, also offer for
sale my entire stock of Boots Shoes Dry Goods and
Groceries, as whole or in parcels at prices which
cannot fail to suit purchasers. The house has run
of custom already established which could be large
offered to those wishing to commence business.
DC Its LANES WARDEN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-

~ ABLE COAL PROPERTY. IN POWHATAN
COUNTY.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Powhatan county, rendered the n tn If
April, 1853 in the sxt OF semple Elicit ct ais Al
fred Eddins ct als the undersigned as Commission.
er. will proceed, on WEDNESDAY, Goth October,
1855 If fair f not on the next fair day. to sell ut
public auction, on the premises. at IL O'Clock NJ a
tract OF Land, in Powhatan county, known as
Branch's" which the late Daniel b. anch died seiz-
ed and possessed, containing, by estimation. 3s3
acres more or less aud lying the western side
Jones Creek adjoining the lands Of the late Beverly
Randolph. and Norwood" the estate y. Miles Sci
den. Esq.
The said tract of land il valuable, not only for
farming purposes. but chiefly on account of the
large and rich deposit OF COAL. of most excellent
quality, which Is Representa- ted to contain and the
tention OF coal miners and capitalists is particularly
invited to the sale.
TERns-One.fourth of the purchase money in cash,
and the ba'ancsDn q credit of one, two and three
years, with interest from the day of SALE the pur.
chaser to execute bonds with good security for the
deferred payments, and the title to the said land
be retained until the whole purchase money shall
have been paid. JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts.
1ftdtda
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER DRY GOODS The best barga
ever offered in this Misunderstanding made within
the last few days large purchases at the New York
aut tons at prices far below the of mpor .aion
we are prepared to sell at very low prices Our
sortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods Silks .mbroderies
and hawls is complete. Our stock of Mems " ear
Blankets. Flannes. Servants Wear and Domestic
Goods is very large All We ask of those who are
in want Of goods is, to give us call aud compare
and Judge. j Il III ROSENBAUM
&C III 1879 Broad street
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yAIE VALUABLE LAND IN GILES

~ COUNTY.-Pursuant to the provisions of a de.
cree pronounced by the Crcnt Court of Giles at its
last term, in the cause of A. Fry administrator &c
against the Representatives of Isaac Chapman and
others. shall, on SATURDAY. the 23i Of October
next sell the pr, misses to the highest bidder the
interest of d. j. Chapman, deceased in the home or
ferry place contanng about three hundred acres
this interest in the same being a little over seven
about two hundred acres. These lands lie on New
Rives, between three and four miles from Giles CT
House; of fine quality well adapted TO the orovtI
Of all sorts of grain and grass. Upon the first nam
ed tractthere is valuable FERRY all the necessary
land -
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for 30 much will pay costs
Of suit and sale, between four and FIVE thousand
dollars in fonr months, the ba ance ia one and two
yea,s. Bonds with good security will be required
on the credit payments. and the title retained until
paid as further security.
&c 27-M&Wd&cytds
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AuCxIoU eAKHe.
~ --<e-s~>~~-~~s>->.>.--- -.,-~-
WIVXR uIYX
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Sen.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 srrA,

ENGINE, CORN MILL. BUTLDfhGs Ac
AT AuCTION.-As trustee IN . certain deed Oh
mnsf from Enoch Rex, dated the I'd day Of April
lSai ana duly recorded In the Office Of The Mich.
mon Hastings Court shall proceed TO ssll at pub
Yc uctiou, on the premists. on FRIDAY, the go h
gay OF October, con mencinx at II oc.eck, N. he
psoperty conveyed thereby, being steam .EI-
A,no ano tear. one Corn Mill and Fixtures CON-
Pese. and the Buildings situated ut the corner of
main and 21st streets now used by said Rer A. 4
mil house. Terms cash.
5 y..rr JAS NJ TAYLOR. Trus.ee.
IA " M. AnCfa
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pISSO LUTION OF co PARTNER

~ sRip-The co-pnrtnership arrangement Of
y VALENTINE son expires to-day. by the terms ri
agreement and mutual consent. Any unsettled bu-
ines. of the will have the attention of VI
VALENTINE, in, to whom the matters OF VALEN.
Tine d son are now transferred
MANN VALENTINE
MANN VALENTINE. JR
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TRUsTEE's SALE on FARM ar 60
s.,., WINSTON, Trustee.
ssie conducted by GoDDIy APPERsoa. Aucts.
VERY HANDSOME PRIVATE Dwell
LING ON TILE L on

VERY HANDSOME PRIVATE DWEL-
LING, ON THE EAST LINE or sTH ST.
NURTH OF LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE Al
s IS at public auction, on the premises, on TUES.
49, the 10 OF October. 1855. commencing at
Esi. Ine new and conveniently arranged Brick
o. mr george Herring, at an annual rent OF saO
Ine mouse has rooms, besides excellent Kitchen
Stable, &C. The dwelling is of modern finish hay.
Ing handsome iron verandah in 'front.' aud is sun.
plied with gas. water. bathing apparatus &c Ii il
NOT Only wen built but remarkably convenient and
TERMs-One-f;th cash; balance at 6, H. I8 and "a
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secur
Is
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IN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
TRY WALKER, 1 return my thanks to my
frie nds f r the liberal patronage extended to the
firm, and again offer nay services for the sale of ali
gence and prompt attention, to merit a share of
public patronage, promising, in doing GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, to make use of every
eXerton to promote the interest of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 4, 18Th street
j Z GENTRY.
Richmond. Oct. 18th, 1858. &C I6-lm
DISSOLUTION The firm of E. B.
~ COOK & CO is this day dissolved :by mutual
consent Either party will use the name of the firm
in liquidation EBC COOK,
October Is, 1889. VIM MOTT.
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By Goddin & Apperson.
EoURsvALAUBLE BUILDING LOT

EOURsVALAUBLE BUILDING LOTS
ON GRACE AND BROAD sTs.. IN RJyTHER
FORD,s ADDITION, Two sQUAkEs WEST OF
IT THE ,CORp0RATIQN LINE. For SALE AT AUG
riON1WIll be sold on the premises on THURS
beautiful building Lots. located as above one bay
ing front ct 30 feet on the north side of Grace
street, ana three having each front of 30 feet on
the south side Of Broad street, each running hark
$50 feet to an alley Is feet wide
ENTHUSIASTICALLY caah; balance at 3, 6 and
months, for negotiable netes interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. -
:. &C l6 GOBLIN & APPERSOY Ancka
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THE SUBSCRIBER having purchase

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
L the entire interest owned by Epw'D McADAM IL
the OLD DOMINION bOTTLlNG ESTABLISH
MENT, respectfully solicits a continuation of tht
very liberal patronage bestowed on the hrm OF y
Mason Il Go. He hopes, by strict attention to busi
and straightforward dealing, to merit the con
hdence reposed in the late firm.
Very respectfully. 8 MASON.
Richmond. October 18th, 1888.
NJ See advertisements in another column.
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CHENEILLE SHAWLS AND SCARFS
" large lot of Chenille Shawls and Scarfs just
received from the late auctions in New York, for
sale at small advance.
ocI3 GINTER, KENT Il ALVEY
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HAVING determined to continue the
IL COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand of
Gentry Walker hope by strict attention to busi-
to merit continuance of the patronage of the
late firm. and of the public generally.
TT WALKER
Richmond Oct, 18th 1853.
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"A DANCING ACADEMY
~ C0RINrHIAN HALL
f1A Is now open. Scholars may enter M any
u19A tine The Day Classes meet every THURS
DAY afternoon and SATURDAY morninR. Gentle
mems Glasses every MONDAY and THURSDAY
evening.
&C last CIIAa A MCEVOY.
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ITO TIMBER Proposals
l. will be received by the undersigned, at the Of
fee Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad CON-
pany. for furnishing 1900 fees broad measure Of
heart pine timber for bridges
&C lI-2W III GILL Supt
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BOARDING.


MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
A'A versl vacant ROOMS. persons desiring Board
and Fourth streets. Sc 2s-eo0ts
MRS. J. @ JAMES has several vacant
NA ROOMS. Persons desiring Board can be &C.
commodated, on 9th, between Main and Franklin
streets. 27-lm
DRIVATE MISS BID
Il GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house. corner OF Main and 18th streets, and will open
it for the reception of Boarders on the LIST of October
next, sel 5-3m
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HDucATToM.
IN I li;i SCHOOL.
a. CORNER ~ GRACE AND rousHIE sfnElss.


RICHMOND. VA
The merit seesion Of our school bsgiDs the lst oi
VyTUbEh. 1854. and ends the LIST OF JULY. 1859.
1or TOE beBeft Of Young ladies who have finished
their regua course Of studies And who wish TO car
~ on further their mental Improvement, there will
twice week Price Of admission, $40 for the whole
ssssion, and BIS Go pupils who take other studies
Tho greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
70 the little children orally. without any charge.
hUBERr LEyKBvRg, A NJ. Principal.
WING WILLIAMS A B, Vice Principal.
MRS. g Bennett. Miss Mary O Gordon, Miss Eli
"a Bartlett. Madame l. Blanchet Mrs Miriam Tay
!or. Madame Marie Estvan, John Calyo, Tit
low. VIM Graham. Heinrich Schneider. Signorine
Antonietta and Marietta Erba. from Italy.
For 10 90
For -.-........ on
For English Tuition 40 90
For Modern Languages, each........--.-..... 20 90
For French, when studied exclusive Of the
Eselish branches ............-........... 40 on
For 20 90
For Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar, Organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour) week........... "a 90
For two lessons (of an hour) week ......... 80 90
For three lessons (of an hour) week-..... 120 %
For four lessons (of an hour) a We ek...... I60 90
For the use OF Piano. 90
For Drawing, from Models.-........ ........ 20 90
For Drawing, IRON Nature. 40 90
For Painting in Water Colors".... ......... 40 90
For Oil Painting 50 90
Primary Department, for children under II
years OF 20 10
For further particulars apply to
HUBERT p LEFEBvRE
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U B. COOK,

IA. AUCTIONEER AND COMMs'N MERCHANT
Respectfully informs his friends aud the public
gene ally that he Will continue the Auction and
Commission business, at the old stand of Il b Cook
Il Co, No 10 Main street, and f1atters himself (frem
to give satisfaction He returns his thanks TO his
fri nds for the very liberal patronage extended to
him. and is deter mined TO inertia Continuance ofthe
same.
he viii attend to the sale of merchandise of every
description. horses. cattle, &c, &c.
Outdoor sales attended IN at the shortest notice.
and upon the most Reasonable teI ms.
e. COOK,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
No 10 Main street
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TRUSTEES SALE or srORR Avn

81
TRUSTEES SALE or STORE AND
Of ID DWS I! y On gEoA Q srHIET.-I Urine
2 TIE truseees Of the shockoe Hill BuiIdin9 Eund
Assgctation daily recorded II Henrico County Ccurf
. sss q s1 WspS @
and a.saF sss,:a xo1.i Bsosd Sss
vide "a ssf q p: .'f fhs
and :. Lacy = ssed
TEaxs-Thc trust deed, reou,,. ...s ..,..,-
arrangement will be made TO give the M. su 81
which VIII Be male known at the hsur OF saie.
z zSsYsE sS a55s'. Trustees.
ti0nser sale conducted BY a0DDIs : ArrEnsos: Apc
FRAMED DWELLING AND STORES
FOR SALE At Notwithstanding af
vii t. soa the sepa6 .nd M0orsd
stores at the corner Of Brosd Street Brooke Avenue
stands tor any kind Of retail basipess 49,
Irsms liberal, and made known at tire hoar Of
'a ae rs aoDDIN ArpEks0N.
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 80
v1ea AfENkEs. IN HANOVER COUNTY. ON THE
EhOM RICHM0ND..As Trustee in q certain deed
Of trust from Edw'd Howard, bearing date. and
Court shall proceed to sell at puLiic snc,;o 0
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2ist October.
soo at o'clock if fair, if not. the next fair iay
acres on the border of Hanover county recently &C.
cnpied BY the said Howard. A considerable portion
ed for market gardening The location il one Vail
adapted for the residence Of 8 good physician. az
snch having in ( removed from the n ighborhooH
within two miles of the place now offered. which,
was also occupied bya physician about two ears
age. Distance from hichmond 81 miles
tprms which vrfl he y
DC made known at the hour of sale The title il he.
eved to be perfect but the trustee will convey with
the usual special warranty ~
s., W o WINSTON, Trustee.
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DIssOLUTI0Ns. 60.

PROSTITUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The cc-partnership heretofore existing
between j Gentry & T Walker under the Lame
and style of GENTRY & WALKER, expires to-day
by mutual consent. ANY unsettled business of the
concern will have the attention of T j Walker to
whom the matters Of Gentry Walker have been
transferred. j r GENTRY
T j WALKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-18
MILLINERY, &C.
OPENING OF Fashion N1

- BILE MILLINERY at Mrs DEMEL
~ MANS, On Main street. between nth ~
and 18th streets. THIS DAY. the latest-.~<sS
PARIS sty les, with rich assortment of Fall aud VIM
ter Bonnets. Head Dresses, Caps Ibfants' Bonpets.
FrenchtFlowers ard Ribbons. a and great many more
articles too numerous to mention. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair will please call and ex-
anime our we'll selected assortment
All the Goods will be sold at remarkably low
prices. Bonnets Bieached and Trimmed at the
shortest notice. and very cheap for cash
l6-lm* MRs I nEMEJ,MAN