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By Jas. M. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
CHERwOOD. IN HENRICO CouNr

SHERWOOD, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
- At Az TON be sold. upon the premises
on WEONEsDAY, the sth day of December com
rrencng at s]s O'clock, P Nj SHERWOOD . in
Heniico county, on Brooke Plank Road. one mile
north OF the citr, the property of the late w w
Wilkins decd. adjoining the lands Of - Meri
we,her and others. and containing 1874 acres
The improvements are comfortable framed Oval
ling and the usual outhouses which are situated 10
beautiful oak grove. ~
The Land is highly improved. portion of which
Is set In clover and the balance laid off for CardenioO
purposes on which there Are several asparagus nd
strawberry beds. and is enclosed with substantial
plspk fence
The property is 50 we'll known that further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary and /. Justly con.
tidered one the most valuable places MOI ia m ar.
ket Persons desiring to purchase would do well 10
examine the property. and apply 20 Or H. Lewis
Bostwick 2. o., Dinwiddie county, or to the Auc.
tioneers
Terms: $500 cash the balance at l. 4and :
years for notes with interest added and secured by
a trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts
P.S.-The above property can be bought private
ly before the sale.
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"A FOR RENT-The large Framed
H.1 Tenement at the southwest corner Of Bank and
ment adjoining used as the editors Office. Posses
sion will be given in q few days. Apply to
seA-eOtf A. ID. WILLIAMS.
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Richmond, July LIST, 1888. &C 28-lms
NIsSULUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The Pc, tEershp heretofore existing under the
firm OF s. MASON q co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All parties having claims against
liquidatiOn; and all parties indebted will please pay
as soon as possible. In winding up s MASON d
CO.'S business either partner will sign for the firm.
The subscribers take great pleasure in Jointly
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have
ceived since going int the Bottling business.
= MASON,
EDW'D MCADAM
N. In consequence of the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my old established soap and
candle business. tind cannot spare time suffi-
Gent to devote to both factories. have, therefore,
sold out my interest in the Bottling establishment
10 :. MASON. my late partner, l take great plea
sure in recommending him to my friepds and the
public generally as a gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and enc engagement.
fra
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. FOR RENT OR LEASE--The new

E:a Brick Warehouse the Basin, next door to
Messrs. W T Staples 4 20.
Also, the Store on Pearl ST.. next door to Mesrs.
Brummel Registers.
The above buildings are well located and In COM
plete order with all the conveDiences for houses OF
business. Immediate possession given. For terms,
apply to EDWARD d. EACHO.
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By !. 3 g. Is. davenport, Aucts.

By 7. q U. D D8VeHpUrJ, duCts.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
- AUCTION.-0n FRIDAY, 10Th November, We
will sell at 10 O'Clock, at orr auction store,
200 cases Roots rhoes and Hats
Ty2Ms-Under Sio0 cash; sl.0 and over. 90 days
credi, for approy ed Paper.
nou 4 u II DAVENPORT, Aucts.
L'OR SALE. RENT, OR EXCHANGE
l. FOR RICHMON PROPERTY "A Farm. Of
40 acres. with new and comfortable Dwelling and
all necessary outbuldngs, "a miles from kich
-nond and half mile frori the York River hail
road, adjoining the lands Of Hre Tomrsins, Dir
Paine and others.
TO ono wishing TO engage 20 agricultural, horti
cultural. the dairy business, the farm is particn
iarIy desirable
TrRms-7Jnefonrth cash; and the balance In l. z
aud years. Interest from date Of sale-the purcha
ser giving bonds and approved security. and tn
title retained ninth the last payment Is made.
For further particulars. call at my room, "a Main
between 18th and l2th streets, or address me at
Richmond Va. B. HAkT. n. d.
no A--fms
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9 E L ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAD1Es.-Mrs HENRY
BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October next
TO open Boarding School TO young ladies at Ash.
land in the county of Hanover.
, All the higher branches of female education will
De taught. Including French. Latin, Italian, Music
an6 nrawing-in all of which departments there
Will he competent assistants
. Mr. EDWARD GRENIER, now a resident in Ash-
land, will take charge of the Department of Music.
French and Drawing.
After the present year, the School will be removed
TO the country in the neighborhood of Ashsnd
TERMS-oNE-HALP PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
THE END OF THE YEAR:
For BOARD. including feel and lights $l75 %
Englrh Branches. 40 90
Languages, (eack 20 90
Music-Professof's Fees
Use of 90
" ~
For further information, address
HENRY l. BROOKE,
oc2-ts Ashland. Virginia.
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DRY GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY OF
NEW AND RICH
y r Y 600 D0.

hhihtL, TUX CASH.
ara wssr nss Opened our second supply Fall
the late closing out sales for cash at yerv low nri
ger, making our stock a. full and com nie.c AZ can
10 sen Il any house IN the City; all marked down
" sell AT the lowest cash prices consisting in part
an pieces Full Cloth and satinets for servants
%" Negro Blankets very low
ntsid Linseys kerseys and shirtinss
FHnts-freneh. English and American
in LADIES' DpBsS GOODS.
kteh Double Jupe silk Robes
Rieh Two Fiounced SILK Robes
BNhdere siiks. large stock
BACK black eros de Rhine and Taffeta silks
Large stock Robeaitz Delanes
Very rich French Delaines
81 French Nal-ntfas and Poplina
French Valentia. and roplius very chcsp
POLE de Chavre and Russia cashmere
large stock low price Delaines
~ pieces ! eiaines, very good, at l2l8 cts
PLAIN Me.ino Delaines. all colors
Printed MeIinos and Casbmeres
IN HoUsEKEgp GOODS.
Table Damask, Napkins, Toweling and Sheet.
hyperion A. shoeting tbleached) ats
uoves. Hosiery and Handkerchief, of every
30 do. Kid Gloves as good as the best, at 621z
Ladies and Children's Hoop Skirts
IN EMBRoIDERIEs.
Very rich Trimmed Lace sets
Cambrfc and Muslin Sets
Real French Worked Collars
Honitcn AID Maltese Collars
PiQue aud Cambria Sets
CL0AKS AND SHAwLS
go new style Round Cornered shawIs in
Broche, Border d Stella and Plush Berdered
Mantila Wool Shawls-sngle and long
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Rec ived from the Manufacturers every week
a1- Cash buyers will find it to their interest to
give US call Ard We invite them to do so.
PERKINS & co New Cash Store.
no3-dtlstD No. Ii, Eagle Square
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
- We now have in store q perior stock of goods
for gents and boys TO which We invite their atten
ton, consisting Of
Sup Black French Cloths and Cassmeres
Pa cy French and American 40
Silk and Velvet vesiinas
TSeeds and Jeans
French and English Beaver Cloths for Over
Coats
Lambs Wool Cashmere. Meruo and heavy Shs-
ker Shirts and Drawers
Hdkfs, al yes and Hosiery
Gents Shawls and Travelling Blankets
PERKINS Il CO.'S new Cash 0tore
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THE SUBSUklbEk having purchased
- the entire interest owned by Epw'D McADAa in
the OLD DOMINION BOTTLlNG ESTABLISH
MENT, respectfully solicits q continuation of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm of s.
Mason Go. He hopes by strict attention to bust
ness and straightforward dealing, to merit the
fdence rerosed in the late firm.
Very respectfully. s MASON.
Richmend october 18th, 1858.
NJ See advertisements in another column.
i4-lfn
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WIN & DAVID GIBSON.

w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
MAIN, NEAR The CORNER OF STH ST RICHMOND VA.
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond and
public generally, that they ere prepared, with The
assistance of their steam power, and all the most
useful wood working machinery, to execute every
description Of work in tn ir line of business, in
manner not to be surpassed such Building Houses
81 all dimensiC rs, repairing IT remodeng the same
putting in Store Fronts OF any kind Shelvings put
up. CvuHters made, &C in a neat and tasteful man
ner, Stairs built and Hand Rails worked according
oGeometrica Principles; Cornices made to sultan
styl of BUILDINGS: all kinds Of MoudinRs on hand:
rash, Blinds and Dosrs made to order, and sent to
any part OF the coun Ty; every kind of Wood Turn
ing such as Stair Balusters, Newell Posts. &c. Ar
chitectural Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
Capitals for Porch columns. All orders executed IN
a neat manner.
ID 81 3S0N hope, by strict attention to bust.
ness together with their practical knowledge of the
same to merit continuance of public pa tronage.
81 Orders respectfully solicited ol2-lm*
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sE'S SALE or HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND
N0RTH sinE ~ nM1AD sTREET. IN HENRI.
co COUNTY-By virtue Of dssd q ma TN LII III,
Calvin Green to tbs subscriher, oatee .s.n .ksit
In xecution thereof proceed g ELI ,gg PLY s,r
lion. the prsmi,ss gRtprfn not lst the n
H. non: and Ioe (part Of lot Nc y In Hul-
esi and e ;s :Ss y q sss.s
munmu. -. M fret 10 an alley i6 te~t vide.
T..nscsss The title y believed 70 be good ba,
s.5ls,s = trustes ] shsii cenvsy with the asus'
'p sSs THOMAS " DoswELL. Trustee.
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= u- PASSENGERS IN NEW YORK

49, KR FOR THE SOUTH. will be careful to
Broadway and Barclay streets. to Richmond and
Petersburg. Iftickets are procured at the New Jer
them to Washington only, ther ce by steamer to
ACQUIA CREEK. on board OF which tickets can be
procured to all important poin,s south otherwise,
passengers will subjected to the circH,tOus route
via orange Aexan ria and Virginia Central rail-
roads with uncertain connections at Richmond tor
the sOnth.
EH-The Acgua Greek Line Is the ONLY twice daily
mail line. making regular connections with trains
for the South nol2 SkUTH.
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DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES

nOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES
- Its a fact. universally admitted, that BOs-
sIEUX'S STEAM REFINED CANDIES, are une-
aualled. Country merchants who have bought
them, and who those have bought in New York,
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore. and at other places la this
city. always give it their unquaine preference
They all say it is the very best they saw and
that it keeps better than any they ever bad The
reason is obvions-it is made OF the best double re-
fnni Crushed Sugars by workmenof experience,
packed carefully, and bad article never put UP
70 those who have never tried il, would say call
LOUIS iSSIEUX,
Steam Refined Candy Manufacturer,
1a-et No 80 Main Et
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no il JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT, ON WESTHAM

HOUSE AND LOT, ON WESTHAM
AZ PLANK ROAD. HALF A MILE FROM THE
CITY. AT AUoTI0N,-W II bs sold mon the pre-
misses on THURSDAY. the 18th inst. Qf fair. II
rot the next fair dag commencing at o'clot k y
NJ a very neat framed House and Lot, on the north
side of the Westham Plank Road, half a mile from
the city, and occupied by Mr. J ii Mason. 1t con-
tans rComs, Kitchen. DC
The Lot fronts Al feet and runs back 10 feet to
alley.
TERMs-OHe fourth cash; the balance at 4 and 5
months for notes. with interest added, and ured
by trust deed. By request of
COURTNEY. Trustee.
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THE HEKMI AGE FARM FOR

L RENT, AT AUCTION.-0n TUESDAY, the
10th day November. AZ o'clock, NJ. upon the pre-
misses will be rented at auction, for the ensuing
year, the Hermitage Farm, situated the continu
alton of Broad street. one mile west of the city
There about 100 acres Of superior farmisg land
attached, which is now in gocd.state of improve
menr.
The rent to be payable quarterly on the LIST days
of April. July. October and January, for which Sc
curty will be REQUIRED.
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S SALE OF
"A SLAVES. STOCK, CROPS. FARMING I'M
PLFMENTs. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FtJR
NlTURE, AT AUCrI0N.-Wili be sold, on TIL S-
FAY, the 23d day of November commenc ng at 70
O'clock, A NJ, precisely at the late residence of
Francis Staples. decd. in Henric, coun y on the
Deep Fun Turnpike, miles north of tie city the
following personal property. viz:
Negro Men young and likely, good farm hands
I Negro Woman. u god C ok washer aud ironer
l0superior young and well-broke Mules
Horses, one a iae riding animal
3 Cows, earnings and Calves of superior stock
30 Hogs and Shoats. in good order
81 bbls of Corn. lot Of Fodder. Shucks Tobacco
Hay, Wheat Straw, DC, DC
A large lot of Farming Implements, consisting of
Flows, Harrows, CultivaIors, and every Imple-
ment for firmiug purposes; besides TbreshinR
Machines; Cider Mills, one an iron screw Mill: /
STILL &c, &C. and a large number of articles, too
numerous to meptiLn.
TERMS: For the Slaves, elsh in bankable funds.
the Peri.hable Property for notes at months, with
interest, and satisfactorily enforced
JNO A HUTCH ESON
Admir- OF Francis staples decd.
Sale eondu.teG by JAS NJ TAYLOR h SoN, Aucts
N. bah persons indebted to the estate of Fran
els Staples, decd will make immediate payment 10
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nlsSOLUTlON.-The firm of BALDWIN,
~ Cardweil 4 Co, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. The books have been placed in the hands
of HORACE J. KENT, TO whom We have transfer.
red all accounts due, and who is alone authorZ ID
to grant receipts. Immediate payment will be re-
auired, BALDWIN,
JOHN " CALDWELL.
r BALDWIN.
,bar
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MRS. WHARTON,

MRS. WHARTON,
A'A OF THE REVERE HOUSE,
Cor OF 81 and Franklin SITS
Has vacant very desirable Room, the first por
suitaCle lVf q family. SITS
pOARDING.-MR JAS. K. BkIDGt s
~ can accommodate several gentlemen with
BOARD. She has thres vacant Rooms suitable for
families. Residence corner Broad and llth streets
opposite to Pcwhaten House. no2-l2ts
HOARDING.-Our house on Grace 1T -,
~ between 9th and 9th, is now open for the accom-
notation OF hoarderS. X b MURRAY.
22-ts j MTRRkV
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VEssEL8 WANTEp-For the

AIStransportation of $50 tons of iron per month,
for months, from EliZabethport, New Jersey. az
feet water) to Richmond Va and to the White
House on Pamunky river.
Iron TO ba received within reach of ships tackle at
Elizabethport Bars Is feet loug, and 80 lbs per
linear yard. Enquire of A w Morton, Secretary, at
II2 Main street. or the undersigned.
d s WALTON, Chief Engineer.
RAYRRR Co Oct 18th. 1853 ocD-ts
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NEW. HAN DSOME AND CHEAP
~ 0OODs.-J&MR OsENBAUM, Iee Broad street
have now in store the third supply OF Winter Goods
Most of them they bought at the last closing
out auction sales in New York, many of them at
half their original cost which enables them 10 sell
their Goods little cheaper than the cheapest ever
brought to this market
Ladies' Dress Goods Mems Wear, Servants and
housekeeping Goods. and bargains too numerous to
mention All we AK Is an examination OF our STOCK,
- JAM RosENBAUM,
noIo 1893 Broad 81.
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NOTICE.-CHAEGE OF

~E~ NOTICE-CHAHGE OF
II 0 URs The steamers GLEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
for Portsmouth and Norfolk. At Ga O'Clock, precise
ly and return each alternate day, touching at all
the regular landings on the river. going aud re-
turning. Is X 0 kASKINS.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN's WEA
NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE

NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE
\ The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends ard toe public generally, that he has open
ed, at No ~ Broad street between 9Th and 9th. and
selected with great care, a handsome assortment of
Ladies, DRESS GOODS, suAWLS, HOSIERY, LIN
EMS, COLT ms, FLASSELS, hIBBONS, MUS
Inns. LAOES FANCY ARTICLES, SMALL
WARES. dc. &C all of which will be sold at low
prices exclusively for cash: and would particularly
call attention to the stock of bREsS GOODS
SHAWLS and RIBBONS. which are OF the newest
styles, and bought at a great reduction from the
early season prices Having made raugements to
do bu ,iness entirely the system the public
may rely at all times to buy of me on the most IA
yorable terms, and hope thereby to merit their ap
probation. VIM J SWORDS.
&C 27-lm Agent for J II Anthony, Trustee.
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TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
TRY WALKER, return my thanks to my
friends for the liberal patronage extenced to the
frn end again offer ray 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 a GENERAL
COMMISSION BUsINESs, to make use of every
exertion promote the interest Of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 4, 18th street
Il GENTRY.
Richmond Oct 18TH 1853. oc I6-Im
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NSE6A the 9th OF November from nv residence,
s=xl2. at Rockets, one black COW, 35a years
Ulu WIN white feet and white spot on each hip;
one red HEIFER, 20 months old. has a slit in esc
ear, star in the face, and tail white. will give
q Ii era reward for the delivery of the some at my
house, at Rockets. VI q NULL.
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NOTICE.--I have for sale Bacon, Lard,
~ Sugar Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles, Cod Fish,
Flour. Herrings, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes
Buckwheat, &c, &c. sbouid be glad to ses the
ladies' gentlemen and eyery body else, second door
from 9th, on Bread. GEO HOLMES.
Jrpk
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BOARDING.

BOARDING MRS PHIPPEN has ia
II ken one tenement of the PARK HOUSE, on
Bank street, and is now ready to accomm odate
FAMILIES or SINGLE GENTLEMEN DAY
BOAhDERS, can also be accommodated on reason
able terms no IO--6l*
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EDUCATION.


ROCK MILL ACADEMY.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
tbs schoc resumes It's exercises on the first Mon.
day in February. 1919. NV "A'n'
~ ~ Board 50 per month Tuition. % TO .. per
no.-.. ihos : 'Ass NJ. sio r,iPP p r. u.
HENRY vON-GRONING. Teacher If
"a . the French German, Portuguese and Spanish
al k.sidence on Clay street, between 7,h and
=. so. -. ------------- oca-im
1T. J0sEPHS ACADEMY. RICH
ri, 31,,D,i BIZ THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
MONDAY of September Boarders. for .nars and
tuition and use of bed and bedding also for wsshin
sna menainR PAY per annum $3.50. to be paid semi
t bIanches they study pay from 81 to IS per quar-
Yer, IN advance. + farther PARTICULAR AMY NJ
.ue hca1emy tth and Marshall sts or to the III Rev
- ~. III, oiohoo OF richmond se3-d&cwts
IGHr SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN-
H. les ISsTITuTE.-The Comm have.ths
neasure 10 INFORM The patrons OF the Institute tbat
asy Pave engaged the valuable services OF Messrs
SoNs SMITH AS Teachers for the present ses
s sh' which WI commence on MONDAY NIGHT,
night. for four months o'e'' o'he'
The price OF tickets for the session will be 4, 81
VII. entitle the holder to all the privileges OF
Fair. the Lectures &C 80 "''o"oi"s inc
Toss1s may be had BY applying to either Of the
ecoool room on Franklin street., In rear of the Me-
chanics Institute. on Saturdays from u 10 O'clock
ming ~ y WV N Il" 'N0 e'e'
The School room of the Institute will be fitted nj
IN the best style, with every convenience and COM
FORT The scholars will be required to furnish their
w M4cSARLANE,) Committee
o,-,,o..va BAkaAMIN. might School.
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8 FIRST PREMIUM BEEF will
sTKAYED OR STOLEN. {

NM be offered for sale on SATURDAY, Nov.
tAAAz.zssz 18th, at my Stalls Nos II and 10. The
publc respectfully invited to call and purchase
nOl1-D& John Ill ,DSEY.
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OHELVING AT AUCTION will be
~ sold on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. at II O'Clock
VI, the entire shelving in the store on Main IT
opposite the Exchange Bank, and lately occnpiet
by Messrs Angus 10.
Also. two Mahogany Top Counters. each % fee,
no 10 JAS NJ TAYLOR q SON, Aucss.
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81 ACRES UF LAND. ON WESLEYAN
~ PLANK ROAD, "a MILES FROM THE
CITY, AT AUCTIDN-wil i'll be SOLE, upon the
premises on TUESDAY. the 10th day Of November
commencing at ga O'clock, 2 NJ. tract Of n acres
the city. Immediately opposite the Lands OF Coz
sam'l My, rs and adj oinipS Gen Richardson's.
Tho property will be sold into squares of nine
acres each, or together, as may be desired.
TERxs-0ne fourth cash; the balance at 6, IL and
Is months. for notes, with interest and secured b,
. trast deed. JAS Nj TAYLOR IL SON,
nos Auctioneers
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ZONES PATENT BURNER. !!
OLIdHTi LGHTl-The largest assortment OF Coal
Oil Lamps in the State for sale opposite the Ameri-
can Hotel and under the Exchange Hotel Building.
where you invited to call and examine the stock
on hand. Fluid and OIL Lamps altered at small ex-
pense to burn the Kerosiae Oil. wv REX,
Nc l62 Main street, opposite the American.
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= MASON, Manufacturer of Improved
~. Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
of London aud Philadelphia PORTER "Smth's
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER anu La
GER BEER.
PORTER, ALE ard LAGER BEER, in half pins,
pints and quarts. to suit customers
Country orders receive strict attention. The
goods are forwarded to any part Of the State, with
the Jmost dispatch.
Factory-2Oth street, between Main and franklin.
Richmond Va Oc l4--6m
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Sale eondn.teG by JAS NJ TAYLOR h Son, Aucts
N. BAH persons indebted to the estate OF Fran
els Staples, decd will make immediate payment to
me: and those having claims aganst the estate will
present them, properly authenticated for II, uda-
ton j A HUTvHESOE.
nc l3 Admir- Francis Stanlea decd
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COO REWARD win give $50 re-
Up ~ ward for the apprehension of the burglar
that entered my house, No II Main street, between
the hours of and O'Clock, on Tuesday night: and
stole thereii ON ! Black Silk Dress; Fancy Paid
silk dc; Nouselaine do; and sundry other smaller
articles The police will please look out for the arti
Gle, and the hief JOSEPH STRAUSE
no II-2w n Main st.
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EOR SALE "A good Cook, Washer and
Ironer, for sale privately. with child az ears
cid. Apply 20 II d EACH0,
no HID Pearl street
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-AUs-
-. - TIN GENTRY, SUCCESSORS 10 JOHN A La
OI, corner 81 Franklin and Union streets VIII Keen
constantly on hand large supply OF FLOUR.
NEAL. CORN, OATS, and oil kinds Of MILL Of
tAL, which will be sold Mt The lowest cash prices.
cal from their friends and the public Is respect
=, Highest cash prices paid for CORN, OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC AUSTIN
Henrico county.
WIN J GENTRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13
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HORSES. MULES, cows, 30, AT
IL AUCTION.-wfn be sold A pnblic snctioe- On
THIS fSATUaDAY) MORNING.. commer cins e
20 oeocs st the Horse Lot several Ans Harness and
Saddle Horses and Mules.
Alec. 3 No. Mich Cows &c.
no 10 L.Rus SHINE. Aucts.