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We understand unfortunate discoveries have
been made in matters connected with the man.
acement of the Commercial and Agricultural
Bank" at Galveston, now in liquidation, by
which the stockholders may meet with severe
loss. The stockholders are however few III
number and able to stand the loss. The bill,
holders and depositors will be fully protected
and all claims against the institution mel
As this stock was not in market and as the IN
terests Of the public will be fully protected, VIC
deem it unnecessary to mention any further
particulars--Ta.
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THE DALLAS nEnALD.
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We observed, on Wednesday, the steamer
Swan discharging machinery for the new ma
chine shop of the Central Road. This ma
chinery is to be of the finest character ever
brought % inc State, and when 10 operation
viii Is worth Journey Of huadrsd miles 70
see Ese-ssz TelesTcr4.
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HoOpEp SKIRTS.

Tell me, thou mighty deep,
With waves so blue and clear,
Is there n sssool tina coming" soon.
When hoops shall disappear:
Some foreign rock-bound shore,
Some isla d far away,
Where these outrageous street balloons
Shall all be stowed away?
The mighty deep was ripplcd by squall,
And answered low and saily-"none at all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

not unite the free States as purely nnli-slaye'
~ party in the Presidential election Of 1860,
and again in 1864, We shall never hear more
of them as political pariyi and il sonly as
political party that they are worthy OF our no.
lice, There always will be abOlIionlsis-ior
FOG s. enthusiasts and men Of morbid imagina'
tions, bent on mischief or ambitious OF nolo'
Tieiy, always will exist, But the abolition par
~ in the free States is now almost wholly po'
litcal. Do you suppose that the Stewards,
Hales, Wades, Wilson's, Chases, and their as
sociates, care anything for African slavery, or
are really hostile TO our system OF labor. any
more than is the President, Dickinson, Bright,
Pugh or Douglas3 | do not. Their object is
political power. They have placed themselves
ON this spring.ttde Of hnaticism TO obtain it,
II it fails them-ir, at the next presidential
election, nssurcdy il at the two neSt-we beat
them, all this party machinery will fall TO the
ground, and the Smiths, Tappans, GarriSons
and Parkers will be left alone to their glory"
After all, the Senator from South Carolina
believes that the Stewards Ilales, Wades, Will
sons Chuses and their associates are really no
more hostile to African slavery than MIR. Buc.
hannn, Bright, Pugh or Douglas These are
bald words, and we especially commend them
to the ire-cntiug sham democracy Of the South.
If the opinion of Mr., Hammond is correct
why should the South embrace Buchanan and
tie rest, aud spuru those who are here clnssed
with them Are there any to question Mr.
II mmond's devotion to the South, or to i'm
pugn his motives for his present avowals =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

The boarders at the Huntsville Hotel were
not in very good humor on Thuysday-thanks-
giving day. No whistle told them breakfast
was ready, and that was an indication they
would.hav to keep their rooms all day They
dislike rest-days, rather preferring work 10
play.-Hem.
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w. Gilmore Sims, the distinguished novel;
ist, will probably be elected United States Sena,
tor from South Carolina, as the successor oil
judge Evans. As statesmen from that quarter
have recently been as imaginative ms roman
carE, perhaps the novelist as legislator may
essheg fiction and beo0ms valuable slsits
man
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MIkieaLg the halas llerAa
living Words of Cen. Charles Lee,

ny "'il'AN - w. ,,',,
Stand tY me- my I'A'e "'siA'''
Stand hy me, my brave grenahiers
The battle field is nigh
Inc hhs y. Ia,
pu' 10 ipa' H. ~ Wv ", IL. s.IJ
hMe no' nv III M liz srI ,,oorr,
MUS ."a W., "ns, ,a,, ,,L""sarI Siem
nave .n,', no, syeh W" lo"U'I
10 hS "i''s"'' "'
Two Jared his face for Honor's laws,
Nor feared his gloomy brow;
ryebrayed his frown In Freedoms cause
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Stewards Prospect.

The willy New York Senator's ambition has
overleaped itself. He has famed and fed the
frce.soil element in New York politics, until
the flames thereof have consumed him. The
New York Herald concludes an article in re-
gard to his prospects, as follows: ...
The adhesion of the Republican party to
Seward and his pestilentia anti.s avery here
sizes must result either in the defeat and dis
persion of that party or in the practical exper-
iment of a Southern confederacy within year
from Mr.. Stewards election, peace or war;
With the exhaustion of the slavery agitation
in the Territories he proposes to carry 1t INTO
the very heart of the slave States. Can ne
be elected, or even nominated, by the Repuh-
licans, upon this programme? We think not.
We believe he has spoken too soon, and has
said too much, and has defeated himself. We
are approaching the closing scenes of the ex-
listing Congress. Its term of life, from the
first Monday in December, is limited to the
morning OF the 4th of March. Not much
time is thus afforded for electioneerlng debates;
but still we apprehend that at least two.thirds
of the session will thus be absorbed. The
shaking up which parties and party issues have
undergone il the late election will have to be
discussed. Notes will be compared on all
sides, and noses will be counted and plans
will be concocted, and bills and projects will
be introduced, discussed and voted upon more
in reference to the Presidency than to the ne
cessities of the country; and thus, by the 4th
of March, the party leaders and President ma
kers of Congress and the lobby may present
us democratic and an opposition schedule for
1860, which will put Seward and his Roches'
ter ant-savery manifesto upon the shell with
the abolition 6re.brands and fanatics OF Mass.
achusetts.
The late elections do not settle the question
in behalf of either Seward or Douglas. They
only disclose the disorganized, incongruous and
revolutionary condition Of political leaders
cliques, factions, sections and parties. Ihe
issues and leaders of 1855 are passing into
the background, and the new order of things
and of men for 1860 has not yet appeared.
PRAYER FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE UN
IoN.--The Thanksgiving proclamation of Gov
srnor Moore, of Alabama, is remarkable pro
duction. 1t suggests the propriety, first, o
keeping Thursday, Nov. 25th, and secondly
of making the day time of prayer for thu
preservation of the Union. The Mobile Reg
lister thinks the idea good, and comments on i
thus:
at will be observed that our worthy Govern
or here develops new experiment for preserv
ing the Union. 1t is the efficacy OF prayer
This is an excellent idea. We have tried ev
cry other appliance to beat back the s,wellin!
tide Of northern aggression, and they have al
proved unavailing. As a last resort we ar
recommended to try the efficacy of prayer
Well, let US try it. If praying won't save tn
Union and drive the devil out of the Abolition
lists, then nothing will. Well pray, Governor
but at the same time, remembering the shrew
suggestion of Cromwell, we'll "keep our pow
der dry"
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I've no IGother!'

VIC HO 4hOlHci
"Tho midnight stars are gCAmin
Upon her silent grave,
"9Sre mere on" s1T'EG'n pc n,d wi,pU", ua, "'Sao'"E
! clouJ Of ,,ricf Is kccpinu
Its shadows DER my brow
! Oh blame not for weeping,
have no mcihoT now =
II have no moher"'
Poor little Georeie! He said !, teu'in,r.
chokinsly, gazing up into my .a,c in n desc
late, lonely way that went to M heart, and
as thought of her who once smoo,hed the
bays sof, locks and kissed her ,vilc brow /,
too, wcpt not for the dead but t,r tho living.
All little George, the cold, 0rd, selfish
world is before you; who will guide and pre-
tect YOU? Who's gentle hand W pojn. out
the path fuy your tcuder teet! u hos voice
encourage yOu--whos fond he @.hsa
! with your every JOY and sorrow. o'a rUoyvl
be raised Tor you to the good re ."'fs
Reader, dear reader, are ther ""Y mo'hi'-
less little ones about you F.e inefe any
and gentle word' Are there IS whom you
pass daily to whom one smile would ue SUM
shine, and word Of endearmct WortI gagrg
! than diamonds or gold 1t is j. ypor power
! 10 give it a word,--a smile, co Us u0 or"r.y
earned wcalh-it can be alike bestowed by
the rich and the poor, the higl born aud tho
owly, and may influence who life by gir-
ing courage and hope to the sa- and despond-
inc
God help the mo;hefess IT'S "a snd and
weary life to live; and, oh ye 40 weep with
,he sorrowfu shed no tears Tor he silent dead
No, not one tear for the dead, though 'hc icrri
we loved is laid in its last bed ,l,bou h the
ma '|.ta -
love are closed forever, and to- pale .ps ore
dust No tear for the dead, for they live again.
But the living-they who w'ndsr over the
broad earth, desolate and los p. Ieascn pty
them,
"Tvc no mothcr!"
All! little George, but you i1ss notha1
and she i. an angel now Tar above his world
Of sorrow; in the land of the u.s,, Wearing
the crown of life, she waits Tor god! Then
keen YOUR heart pure, little on 7u. gour soul
/ free from stain; so thou MAJ. go To Aer.
though she Gun never return + .te,
| r,r.r,v Enror TxnGNArr- Hon Matt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

Cver FIVE thousand gallons Of moiasses
have been made the present season from the
Sorghum, or sugar cane, in Boone township
Harrisos county, Ind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

How WE LOOK IH GRBEx.-A ii.c Of Wash
ington has just made its apeo"nce at Athens
Greece. They make shockins work with our
names. Washington is rendersG ODGs'gston
Hancock. Agkok; Bunker HtH, Bos7osto7i
Boagker ; and old Governor D.nw dlo figures,
in the classic language of Homer, Demos,hen-
e., and Plato, as Diocketes DinaNi53.s.
TERRIBLE DsATH-An old 'aan named Dan
iel EIammet was burned to death in Cincinnati
few days ago. While alone he placed his
elbow on the table, and tipping it, the candle
fell over against him and communicated 'he
fame 10 his clothing. lie We Instantly stuffed
by the fine, which spread Pil.y all over hia
berson, and he could not ca ia- he'p.
Jor4 CLYDE, a, isst accp- -is' MAS ea.oais
isr Lucknow.
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AuCTlvH SALHe.
FUTURE DIM
rOMMiSsIONERss,'' SALE IN LAND

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
- IN HENklCO.-Pursuant 10 decree Of ths
Circuit Court OF Henrico, pronounced in the 81
Deitrck. ec W.. ct. Ciairs adm'x and others" WI
anal SILL At public auction, 70 the highest bidder
o. MONDAY: the I'd day Of August. IL ;air, IL not
"a tIs nIst fair day tbefeafter) trscs OF land in
nenrico the property OF the late Jos. W. ~ Clair
eon,ain,nx by recent survey atout one hundred sld
1870 scfes, lying on the road leading to Dee
hun ohnfch. abJu. two miles from the said Church
s s aolgining the lands Of Temple heed. U. O.
Dr.wh ana others. The said land will be sold sub
!esI 70 the dover Of the widow Of said ST. Clair,
Wncn has peen assigned to her ia said suit. the por-
tlon 20 assigned being 3IA acres, Including the
,'' Inc purchaser viii acquire b. the sale
the Inimediate Possession of the sSothirs coma n
nk apoua 40 acres and the reyersion at the death
oi me widow In the part assigned 20 htr
he safe will take place at Henrico Comfy Court
House. at IL O'Clock and will ne upon The follow 10
terms, TO wit: One third cash, aud the re,tn. n,
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser sIyin.
bonds with good security for the credit payment.
ana the title will be retained till all the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance directed by the
court We believe the title TO tee above property
TO be perfectly good but acting rs COMMISSIONER,
We shall sell only With special warranty
JOHN u. WILLiAMS,( ~,
j. YOUNG, Oom fs
~ 5-ditGw3tAdtds
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AUCTION ON CARY AND DOCK SREETTS-
At the request of the Finance Committee of the City
Com ell we viii sell at public auction on the en-
ises. On WEDS ESDAY. the It'll day of July 1858, at
50ciock, NJ that portion OF the lot on which WAS
To- at d the former gas works, fronts 1872 feet on
the south side OF Cary street running back in paral
lei lines no feet.
Aiso-A lot in rear of the above, bounded on the
west by the lot OF Bacon TAFT Esq, fronting about
80 feet on the north side Of Dock street. running
back about 2i7 feet to the line of the first
toned tot.
or the first lot, there is large brick building
used Tor Offices &c, built of the best materials and
Of superior wo. kmans'ip. Also-a large fire proof
retort house. covered with iron and slate. the lot
will be divided sold entire and the buildings sold
with the same or not, may be deter mined on at
the ur Of .le. This property is Justly regarded
as the NEST valuable in the city. having space
enough to erect a large warehouse. and having the
benefit of the Cary street front we'll the front
on the upper basin of the D"ek, where produce and
goods can be received or shipped free of drayage.
TERHs-tne-tourth cash; balance at 6. II and Is
months. for negotiable notes. with ntereSt added,
secured by trust deed or title retained.
JeE GODDIN APPERcUN. Auct'.
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by Il. Is CooA l. 20.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
A LII

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
LACE. BUGGY, FURNITURE WAGON. HAk.
HEoS., &C. AT AUCTION-on WEDNESDAY,.
me 18Th instant. at 10 O'Clock, at the late residence
OF James =. III rner, decd. on Adams street, be.
tween clay aud Leigh streets shall proce 10 sell
al me III )useho.d AID Kitchen Furniture &c. con
made by fischer Piano stool: Mahozany sofas'
hsir seat Rocking and Parlor Chairs; Book Cxss
ana secretary; Tables Carpets; q 4rardoles, &c ,
Sahdsome Mahogany WARDROBE Cabinet aud Wash
Stani; Cottage and other Bedsteads; Hair aud
snuck Mattresses; Feather Reds; Bedding: Chairs
Kitchen Furniture
, Alter which. will be sold the Horse, Carriage,
bnggy Furniture Wagon. Harness. &c.
IERAs-Ali sums under $50 cash: over that
amount, months credit for approved negotiable
paper with interest added
HOBBS Executor Of
o., James Horner. decd.
sale conducted by X. B Cook Co, Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-

" ABLE FARM AND STONE QUARRY, IN
CHESTEkFiELD COUNTY. ON JAMES RIVER.
ed by decree pronounced on the Sth May, 1855 in
the case Of Green. guardian against Green, &c i, l
shah ptoc I'll to sell. at public auction, on the prem
ises TU ESDAY, the 9th july 1883. at l2 O'Clock,
VI u fair if not the ne fair day the valuable Farm
OF which Nathaniel Green died selzed. containing
JaIurs River 1t has ON it excellent Framed
Dwelling and all the usual out buildings, and
sidercd desirable estate. In addition it has OH
it Stona Quar-, of great value. which Will be sold
with or wIlh0ut the Farm rs may be deemed best al
the hour Of sale.
after date, Tor bonds bearing interest, with good
curlty and title retained till TIE whole purchase
money be paid. MAKMADUKE JOHNS n,
S-2aMfIa Com er
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE CF REAL ESTAT'
Yale by G0DDIN Il APpERS0N. Auets. lie 10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-

1 VIM lcCIONEh . DALE OF SALU-
- ABLE TAVERN STAND. STORE, DWELLING
AND VACANT Lois ApPEhTaINING OR NEAR
THERETO; IN HENRICO COUNTY, o. THE
NEW BRIDGE ROAD, Ia MILES EAST OF
RlCHM0ND.-As Commissioner of the Circuit Court
OF Henrico. by decree pronounced on the eth May,
l51S In the case of Leadbotter, guard Ieadb. T.
ter, &c. shall proceed to sell at auction on the
premises. on THURSDAY, the 9Th July, 1858, at 5
o'clock P NJ. if fair, if aot. the next fair day. the
real estate located above formerly in the occnpau-
cy of MIR Jos all Leadbetter, and now kept as a
Tavern by MIR Neuto. The stand is regarded 4
good one. 7 the Tavern. Store and Dwelling there
~ attached about acres Of land. and on the oppo-
site of the road there il lot of 5s The pro
perty will be divided, as may be agreed ON at the
honr of sale.
TERMs.-0ne third cash; balance of and years
for negotiable notes. interest added, satisfactorily
endorsed and title retained till the last note is paid
and convey ance ordered by the Court
JNO u YOUNG, Com'r.
S-After tho foregoing sale, there will be old
another lot OF 6acres adjoining the foregoing
5l5 acres, fronting the New Bridge Road,
Adjoining thetand of Mr. Jas Kinniard
Terms ut sale GODUIN 4 APPERSON,
Je Y AuctiOneers.
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By Henry W Qaarles.

ARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS,
IL JEWELRY. ac.-The subscriber has received q
larp lot ef the above Goods, on which the owner
is compelled to raise the wind, and have ipstruc
items 70 sell without regard 10 cost value. Every
article therefore, will be Id without reserve, and
great bargains may be had either a. public or pri
vats sale
My sales will be continued NIGHTLY. excepting
on Monday and Wednesday nights, until further
notice. HENRY W. QUAkLEs,
10 Is Auct'oueer
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rOMMIs ,IONERs' SALE OF MOST

Y VALU ABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
OF RIUHh0NO-As commissioners appointed by
a decree of the Circuit Court OF the city of Aicii-
mond pronounced the 6d of June 1855, III the case
o'"Schofied and wife a1st krischmaHn." &C, we
shall proceed to sell. at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY. TIL 9Th DAY If July io5S, at )
o'cl, ck ~ il fair if not the naxt fair day the fol
lowing valuable real estate. of which the late u
thnny A kri.chmann died seized viz: lst ;be de-
srabie store and Dwelling nn thu north side of
Maiu, between t2th and 18th streets recently occu-
pied by the decendent; ID. the brick and stuccoed
tenement the east line of Governor street, Uccu
pied by Mr. j R Guyer, adjoining The one occupied
n Office by Mr. VIM Phillips: Sd, lot on the
south side of Creek Alley, near to Spruce street..
fronting "A feet running back 40 feet, having there
on old wooden tenement.
Tram ne-thrd cash; balance at and Il
months for negotiable notes. with approved endor-
sers hear interest, and title retained further
security for he pu chase money
EDWD CANNON. c,x,
GEO w RANDOLPH, ! 0on'i
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpEasoN. Arcts.
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LOST.

| 0ST--0n the Capitol Square. or be-
- tween the Squar, and the corner of Maiu ard
Eighth streets, gold AkMLET. The finder Xill
be lib rally rewarded by leaving it at the Store of
T. b COOK co.
jy 3-2t No 20 Main street
I 0SF-Un Saturday last. near the crr,
~ uer Of Main and Foute NH Ieets. a silver DOG
COLLAR, with My name il Pet engraved upon il
The find r will be Literally rewarded by leaving it
this office yy3 3tt-
I OST-A pair of Geld SPECTACLES
II was lost between Main and Board or on one Of
those streets on Thur day evening suitable
ward will he paid 10 the finder il lett at the Dispatch
Office or delivered TO
Jy 3-2t RO b LYME
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~ TWENTY. FIVE DOLLARS RE

IA WARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber a
- Negro Man NAMED Gil ARIES, about forty
IL i've yearsot age -hat on when b. letta frock
atrn jeans AT. and pants of same, black sl0uc
hat He carried with hin pair Of saddle bags
Ia whI@h VA, a white An blue check coat. He !.
sto1t built, about five feet six seven inches In
height; blind in the right eye; purchased by
me At d u Pul!iau's auction in February. 1851, Il
" Grinuun. Of Clarke county, wh re be said be
has wifi ] will pay the above reward II taken
olt Of the county OF lieuficO.
&c 2l-ts JAMES N SHINE
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By l. & G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

By l. & G. B. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES,, sc, AT AUCTION
~ til URSpAf Sth July. we will SILL at 10 o'clk
at our auction store Assortment of roceries NJ
Lasuayrs and Java Coffee "
New York Syrup
Portland do
NERun
Old Rye Whiskey
Cand!es-Soap
Green and Black Teas
Crushed sugar
White a. do
Bacon sides and Shoulders
Rice
Manufactured Tobacco
Claret Wine
Also
or casks pure French Brandy. unde,
Custom House lock-
lEaMs-under SltO. cash. 500 and over, month.
credit tor approved paper
Jy5 i&d DAVENPORT, Aucts
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PULLIAM & BELTS.

PULL VI q BELTS,
AUCITO NEERS, UNDER ODD FELLOWS
HALL FRANKLIN ST, RICHMOND. VA.
VIII sell N EGR0E5 both publicly and privately
,ur porters always at each depot and at boats on
their arrival. q PULLIAM,
WILLIAM II BbTTS.
Richmond May lGth 1858. NY i2-3m
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ALEX'R HILL.

DISSOLUTION IT h e copartnership
~ heretofore existing between The undersign d.
under tn style and firm of WIN BikRkT Il
mariner ia Authorized 10 sign the name of the late
con ern in liquidation. WILLIAM BAkRET,
July L. lass. RODDEf.
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l. CELEBRATED
GOLDEN SHERRY WINE B'TTERS.
A PERFECT TON 10 aud BLOOD RENOtAFER !;
also rich in Medicinal Virtues, and should BE- used
by every person afflicted with
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF The
STOM ACH,
and diseases which arise impure state Of she
blood.
For sale by the bottle gallon, at
HEARD Il CO.'S, Agents for RichEon'
e If-Inl Main Il .. Il
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- - s.-4-s-a 's''-'--- -
sHIr PING.
PASSENGERS FOR NEW

PASSENGERS FOR NEW
.>f@3 YORK, b, tho Steamship JAMES.
N KN TOWN, ATE requested 60 be at the
~SwSSsss} wharf bciose the hour of departure,
@rFs ; n tuesday, the sth Inst.
Nets and berths eclred nj onr Office. opposite
s..sn.rs' wharves ,
Srrssage t. New York. Meals and statercom inclu-
"a onIy SO. Steersg &c passage, only -.
,sssase 90 Norfolk, Same as By tn" river hoats.
IN r .sstnn consigned 10 the agent at New
,L S!U he forwarded directly on. at moderate
rate, n IUnLAM 4 WATSON.
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DISSOLUTION The firm Of HAXALL
~ co. is this day dissolved. having expired BIZ
imitation.
All persons having CLAWS against the late firm
will present them Immediately for liquidation and
all prrsons indebted will please make prompt cay
ment
Either PARTNER will continue to sign the name Of
the firm in closing the business
r. y. HAXALL.
W. II. HAXAIL
July l, 1858. T. g. GRUNDY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05
by Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

by Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
- ING AND GROCERIES, Will be sold at auc
ton, al my Store, on Tuesday next. the 9TH inst
con nsncing a. 10 large lot new and second
DAY dOOiS-Clo;hs Cassimeres, Casinets. Nous
Inns, 6ipghams, Bereges, Tissues, Calicoes Linens
Cambrics, &c.
READY-MADE CL0THING-Liuen Coats and
Pants, Narseilies Vests &c.
,dKOCERiE>-Whiskey Gin, Brandy. Sugar, COT
foe, Cheese. Flour, &c.
Also
10000 Segars;
10 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco
Jy" ALEX MOTT, Auct.