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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-07
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLE ANS, Jan. l.
SUGAR-Good demand at easier prices and abop. 1900
hhhs taken Fully Fair AZ CSC.
MoLAsSES-sae. about 30O9 bbis 17@1sc for Inferior
to OTdoa ard 92Oc for Prime aud Choice 500
bbls osty CSC On plants three crops-a ali about
$4,000 Hons have been Ii at 15c, in cistern
FL0UR-Prices have again given way for Sup rfue and
notice sales of abou $500 bis of IOS7 Ohio aud
IndiaRa in two lots at 81 the same 100 at
1913 Choice (baker TIE 81 20 Fine al As
rs, and 200 Common $39t3 25 q bbl There are more
buyers than sellers of perne "a, under
that that price has been refused r 1000 bbls.
WHAT Prices have declined very materia w. and we
notice sales Of sacks Ordinary red u.s. IA Good 10
Prime go and about 500 sacks, in several
Prime and 81 for ferior.
CORN-rhe demard has bern &C ive-mostiy for export
land about 5000 sacks have been sold 1000
one party) 0U lin one lo at the same, 1900
raj los) at 5456 27T Yellow at 60 and 920 and zoo
Choice do at Csc u tush.
BAcoN-Rs all transaction only, at 1sc for Sides 1Oc
!or S oulders
LARD-Prices lower. Sales yesterday ITO three.
Prime, at Sc and to-day IS bhI3 sc terces at
and 90 and AZ tierces, at SS<c q %.
COFFEE les 90 $40 Good Fair at
1875 at SAG and lac at 95<c
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A NEAT SMALL DWELLING FOR SAIL

AM Offering for sale DIV elling College Street
lust ond Medical COLLEGE. 1he House of brick.
good rooms cistern, 4c, and will be Aold
great bargain. ior terms apply 70 -
Nov. 26-tf A " 4. LINDSEY.
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Motifs Patent
AGRICULTt RIAL FURNACES.

flNHIS article CONTRACTED In consequence OF
geston T. on the Amt rcan Inst It, thst simple
profitable, and low priced furnace u,h needed by
farmers boiling and teamng food, and for me-
cranical dousst purposes 1t took the premium at
the u. s. Agricultural air nj Louisville this fan Ju-t
ceised. NsI. SsEN AKT,
" o IA II 4 IL Il ET EFT.
Also, Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking stoves
for Coal. W. STEWART.
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BOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKS!

BOOkS WHICH AXE BOOkS!
Hcrbert's great " DIRK on the Horse of
America. Published expressly for
Subscription.
FRANK FORREsTER's HORSE AND IoRsEMANsHIP
OF THE UNITED STATES, by Henry Wi liam Herbert,
thor of Field Sports, &C., &c.
Subscriptions received by JOHN YORK co.
Nov. eft. No. IS, Union Street.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 5.h, 1858.

NA-HvlLLE, jan. 5.h, 1908.
Col T. T. SMILEY. F. B. FoGG, q , and Others.
GEATLtME.: Your Kind note of yesterday, re-
q1e-ring for publication copy oil my lecture De-
for. the Robertson Association has been received,
aud you will permit me in return to express to
you my high appreciation of the compliments e1-
pressed aud Implied in your note. Hav'rg, how
ever, accepted tie invitations to deliver the lee
ture beiors similar associations elsewhere, l am
forced TO decline its immediate putt ton.
Trusting that this will BE- dee md b. you, snf-
fc;ent reason for my noncompliance With your XII
r. gu, st and with assurance Of my high graft
fic. ton, an, Most Respectfully Yours,
JAMES RAINS.
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GALvANszEp WIRE,
" s-ssa. I'D. pscxss.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED wEKKLr sf
MERCHANTS BANK.

DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
QAs rsnsvea has saes from Ne. - Garry srsss, 70
u No. % Cedar sssss. ,nsvx
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A GOOD DWELLING.

SITUATED Cherry Street, Lincoln Hal is row
- offered for sale. TIE lot 30 ieet 'front.' by s0 The
house brick containing in all nine The house
and offered less than the of the building.
Apply TO
Dec LII A. We. LINDSAY.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

V'HE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
l. Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
der the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba will
take place at Havana,on
Saturday, January 9th, 1858.
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gW The following correspondence explains
itself. The lecture of Mr.. RAINS, was all that
we predicted it would be-eloquent, ornate,
classical, and evincing vast amount of criti-
cal and analytical thought and reading. This
is the uniform Judgment of all who heard it.
In whatever other community he may be pre-
vailed upon to deliver it, we are satisfied that
our estimate Of it viii be sustained. We still
entertain the hope that he will, at some future
time, permit il to take a more durable form.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 4th, 1853.

JAMES E. RAINS Esq:
DEAR SIR We h ard your lecture to the Rob-
ertson Assoc .tion 10 the Fret Pr,sbIt ran Church
on .turday evening last, upon the su'J ct OF
9Th. greatest productions in Art as testimonials
to what i Right and lust an Good"
We were highly er,rified at the mastery manner
In viii you grouped together the historic Il facts
conue cited with your subj,ci, as we'll as the chaste
aud ornate style in which you clothed your
Thoughts and as a matter OF intsrest to those who
bad the pleasure of hearing you, we r quest copy
OF your lecture for publication.
With sentiments of Respect,
Your friends and obedient servants,
Tho. T. SMILEY, +. Is. FoGG,
john II. MoEToN, j. Il. kNoWLis,
w. L. NICHoL, W. d. STccKELL,
H. NJ. r. FOGG, EENKY VI ACEwEN'
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CXCLOP s3DIA OF Al RICAN
ELOQU ENCE!
collection of Speeches and Addresses, Forensic and
Parliamentary, by the most eminent America
with biographical sketches and iu notes. will
contain many which have before included in
collection, and not readily accessible the
dent the general reader.
Subscriptions received by JOHN YORK co..
Nov 26-tf No. SO, Union Street.
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THAT valuable business stand Market Street. AdJon
ing the Marehouss Of A. Hamilton, occupied By
Coney cloihing ore Of the stands in the
city for any retail establishment Price very moderate.
Apply TO
Nov. 26-tL A. v. 3. LINDSEY.
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NASHVILLE WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
lcoRREoTED WEEKLY

100000
AXES.
Collins 6Co( 'tford) S1S@14
II. Collins 4 other make 9a1I
BAGGING.
Kentucky, @a0
India, @21
Tennessee, (wide,) @25
BEESWAX.
Yellow, o % @1O
CANDLES.
Mould Tallow. @ ID 18914
Hard-pressed SUNNI -@1s
Star, POOP
Sperm, 1904.
CASTINGS.
Common CastingsF b 413M:
Mill Cranks & Gudgeons a!
WagonBoxes, o % ~
CHEESE.
West'n Rive, q % 10K@1'
English Dairy, +" l5c
COAL.
Cumberland, ~ bushel209 2.
Seranee, % bushel, -
COFFEE
Java, Q n 1s01t
Laguyra I" oil
Rio Z" 119li
COPPER.
Sheet, D u, <0t
CoRDAGE.
Cotton, 2592C
Hemp, 12H
Jute, Il
Manila, Q u 1920
Bale Rope, 9W1l
COTTON.
Ala. 4 Ten. Sb T07z
COTTON YARNS.
700 10c o do.
900 lie Z"
500 lie "
400 13c 4"
"A Sheeting-9tSc D yo
0snaburg 12H9l4c
Tent Cloth, (3yds
widel 40c
Tent Cloth, (7-sth
wide,) ..1lS9126Pyd
Tarpaulin Cloth, case
Twilled Bagging, 10 Hail
Mariner'sstripes, l4a1t
Denims, 15a2s
Heavy Wooden Jeans, 40a4'
Lads or Linseys, 80a3:
Seamless bags, % so D dol
Patent machine, sewed, 40
DRUGS AND DYE STUFFS
Aloes D a.
Aim, =" SOS
AssafRtids T" 30
Borax Crude 90 250S0
" refined " 8TL640
Birthstone, roll" SOC
Camphorrefned 500
Csntharides I" 81, 5062, o
Castor oil o gal, 81 s0@2 q
Cream Tarter, z D 40Q42
Fps. Salts, B u 6
Flor sulphur, t" 70T1
Gum Arabic, =" 85c1e
4" Copal, " SCOT
Ipecac, +" $3.50
Jalap, "Sl ,259l 5
Logwood grind d" s
Madder, Z" 16H1T
Magnesia, Z" 4ocU1 2
Nutgalls; -" 300I
Oil Pepperm'ts "a 6095 0
Opium, ~ OO1fI B
Quicksilver SG$1 2
Quinine, (" 2 1898 o
Rhubarb, Q DS2.0002,5
Sal Soda, I" 596c
Saltpeter, F" 12&Wl
SIENNA, 5000
Sugar Lead, % 30
yerdigris. " 80
| FEATHERS.
Live Geese, q n, 30 93
FISH.
MaeKerel, No D Dbl tl3 o
FLOUR.
Extra, SIS 00G s5 2
Superhne, ~ COOS, 3
Fine, 8 000t3 D
FRUIT.
Raisins, r box, Is 00G3 5
Almonds, Soft she'll Pb rs
Apples, dried Q bush. 81 q
Peaches, " 3" none
Peeled Peaches none
GINsENG.i
Ginseng, D n, 33St4l
GLASS.
window sxl0, bx t400Os.5
do fox12, =" 4, 23GL5, @
do 10 & Il, Z" {, 5006, %
GRAIN.
Wheat, D bushel, sose'
Rye, 4o,95
Corn, O.
Oats, clean +" ssGs'
GUNSY BAGS.
AZ busheisezeh, 1901.
GUNPowDER.
Ride, y kss, ss 90 90
Blasting, " q 90
HEMP.
Manila, y n, none-
Amer. dewrotted p y -...
I" ~ater-rotted " -.
TENNESSEE IRON
Bar, common, D .5s
Band, 19It
Hoop, sAVsk
Sheet, s0gk
Best boiieriron :" ~
Pig, ton e3oQA
f1tlsburg bar, -@S)sS
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FOE SALE.

FOE SALE.
A LOT Cherry street, South Nashville. tn,
"A Baptist chnrcb, which there Is small frame Ten
The lot fronts 70 Feet 10 $50 feet deep. Apply
sept38. A. V. 8. LINDsLEY.
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Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS Jan. 9, 1855.
COTTON-Thet ansactions yesterday quite limited
arc decline Of fu ly &c be noted the reception
Of the by the last We Good
Midilng a. sA9s. Lower grades have declined In opor-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08
T ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN $. VALENTINE, JR

This day opens his new stock of STAPLE and
IA NOY DRY GOODS. and invites his friends and the
public in the city aud country to an examination Of
The same The ctoCk has been bought for cash frc m
the importing aud auction houses at the declneffom
the earlier sales, and will be sold al small profit
for cash, or 20 punctual customers.
Great press of business forids extended a6yer.
tisepent; but will have and cell every article in
cur lin business. in as large variety of as good
quail = and at low prices as though the merits
Of the lock were expanded into columns
Beloe are enumerated the most important arti'
ces in the trade for fsmlies, plantation hands, IT,
dies gentlemen and childIe en-. w:
Cloths Gass lmeres. natinets and Fuled Cloths
French English and American n0useiines
Plair and Figured French NerinOs and Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, in silks and De
LANES ~
Black eros de Rhines and Mourn Rg BLACK Silks
Fascy Silks Velvet and Trimming silks
Eyery variety of Calicoe5. at every price
Mar Iaud Linsess =, Plain and Plaid OsDaburgs
very large stock of Red and servants Blankets
Bieached aud Brown Sheatings, Shirtings and DUCk
SGaustin Welsh and Other Flanneis
krusrodered CoIlars Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
Round cornered Shsw's. stelas. ROB Roys, &c
CioakR all of the newest fashion
Hnsiery Gloves Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, &c, &c
MANN = VALENTINE. JR,
corner Broad, 9th and Cspitol streets,
nc I-lmif near Capitol square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08
BY Goddia 4 Appsfyon.
STORE AND DWELL
BY Henry W. OuarlAs.

SPLENDID STOCK or TRIMMINGS,
- FANCY GOODS. LAcEs. WRAPPING AND
WEDNESDAY morning next, the 9Th Of Oc sober. 6
10 o'clock. will commence the sale as the ladteep
Bazaar. second door from the corner 81 6th and
ever csra in this city at auction. embracing Fancy
Goods, trimmings. Laces. Dry Goods. be mating
city. This stock comprises all OF the new goods II
the above line, and merchants desiring % supply
themselves, would do ell 10 attend the snIe.
the whole stock il sold.
By order ofPewHATAS RoBEsrs. Eso Trustee. and
without reserve. HENRY w QCARkES.
Sc 80 -. Auctioneer.
p0sTP0NEMENT-The stock of Goods being
much larger than was estimated. and therefore
ed to THURSDAY morning. the It'll October at 10
o'clock. aud will be continued from day IN day COM
mepcpg at that hou until the whole stock h cold.
oc 6 HENRY w QUARLkS, Auct.
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DEF 1oono.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
IN G00fs
Il Pan ED

~.
Rave row Ia store iuii and com rla q ~
The newest and most kshsonabia sfyics az Enc
IIsH, FRENCH, GERMAN and AMFRIC4N sTA
pIE and FANCY DRY GoonS 10 which they IN
vite the attention Of The CITY ana C1tjNTR traas
generally, feeling well assured they can please tha
nosi tiiioas taste aud at tho same time scii their
gotds N as reasonable terms they can be baueht
in this city They will continue 10 add 10 their
stock Whatever il new and fashionable
7he following are a few OF the leading articles
Splendid Bseeade silk Robes a.lsx
flounoed and Double
Rich Payadere s'Ltga aud Plaid silks
papiia Robes aisz
Rfk Gro de Rhine. polt de Sole aud Taffeta silks
French Merincs and satin De Lainesa
Rich Plaid aud Figured Nalesesas
Bin ,mbagiues Alpaeas Chal,ies aud MousseIipe%
Rich Lace. Maslin and Cambria sc,is
Muslin. Cambria. peguet and Mourning Collars
IilHsi9n Capes aad Ber has
CLoAKS. NANTES and sHAwLS in great va
c1oTIis. cAssIvEREs and yEsrINas
PLANTATION and H0CSEkE EPING GOODS
- AID Pulled C,oths, Sleeps Grey ssttnstts
Backlsnd vailed Cloths, ksrseys and Plains
Tiaid Linseys, white, red and yellow Flannels
bed Blankets. OF all quaIits and prices
Negro Blankets. white and colored
firo Dsmask Table Cloths DArnask Nankirs
linen Sheeilnss, Pillow Lntns Irish ltnens
kIcaShcd and Bro Cotton sheetings aud Shirtinps
MoT,no. Lano's Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts and
AeNander's Aid Gloycs. Bnekskin, Silk and Plush
Lined Gicves and Gaartirts
Cotton and " col Hosiery of every description
CARPETS ard RUGS &c &c ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08
By E. B. Cook & Co.

-FOUR ENTIRELY NEW ROCKAWAYS.
n &c, AT AUCTION.-We viii sell. on SATUR-
near the Central Railroad Depot, two double seat
Hockaways, entirely new two single seat kocka-
ways, entirely new; several Harness and Saddle
Horses four large, well broke Mules. &C
Get b COOK 4 co, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL
Will be ADDED to the above sale
pair very fine MULES, years old, perfectly
sound, gentle and well broke.
ALSO,
! very handsome Hunting GIG with room for
three persons, ard Harness to suit, in good
order. COOK Il co.
&C b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08
By A. d. Williams.

"A AND FEDEaAL STREETS, IN SIDNEY. AT
sUCTION.-Ga MONDAY, 18th October, commenc-
ing Mt AZ o'clock, N. upon the premises will be
sold lots OF Ground situated on Elmwood or Main
STREET opposite the Fair Grounds and adjoining the
Washington House. They front about rs feet each,
and are improved with three small tenemen.s AZ
ter which will be sold an excellent new framed
Honse. GA Federal street. in front of j G Skaters
residence. 1t has rooms, with kitchen ATTACHED
ale being just finished, is in perfect order The lot
81 BY 1893 feet Persons in wsnt of such property
would DO well to attend the SALE it is ell well sit
uated and the latter is very desirable as residence
being convenient and well arranged.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and 10
months for notes with interest added and secured
by trust deeds. DIV ILLIANS
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By Larus & Shine, Auots.
sTOcK OF ENGLISH

SPLENDID Took OF ENGLISH.
- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS AT AUOs
TI0N.-We will commence TO sell Ct public suction
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock. the handsomcst and
largest stock Of staple nglieh, Gevmsn and Ameri
Country merchants would find ii 70 their advantagO
to attend our sales where they have an opportuni.
tv ofadding to their stocks in small lots great w.
riety of saeable articles not to be found any 9th.
er establishment in this city. Also, superior In
voice of Gold Watches and Jewery, Guns Pistols.
Cutlery. Fancy Goods &c together with . good e.
sortnent Of Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive, and will commence at TX o'clock
each evening, until further notice. II No. "a Main
street. LAkUS SHINE.
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AUCTION alxHn.
WTU11 0IN
By Goddin 4 Appsrson.
THUHTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE

BY 0oddin b Appsrson.
|TRUETEE'S SALE or VALUABLE
STORE AND Unwilling m TH1 CRY on
kiCMM0ND. MOTH 6iDe ~ BROAD sTREIT,
As trustee in certain deed Of trust executsd bY
the ,ssh JULY ssl day recorded e kichnond Hus
t,nEs Court shall In execution Of the said trust
cured by the said deed) proceed to sell ii public
of ~ CT ne 81
the asxt faIr day lsunday excspted,J the very val
Joining the apoihsesfy store Of r Tsdd tI frons
ing % fsst Iunsnx back III feet 70 an alley is feet
able that al arrangement will De made 10 n * Iii
the property on reasonable terms OF cash snd credit
ntls oeisSed 70 DC perfect but the subscriber
ssa's' with 'h' usual 'ese' ao 55fbdTssa Trusts.
THREE SmALL TEnEMENTS ON sp
\ STREET. IN RICHMOND, AND ON MAIN
STREET. IN SYDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUcTlON
VIM be sold on the premises. on MONDAY, the nth
order, at O'Clock:
Aframed Tenement on the west line of Sd, be-
Of Roger Pryor. Esq Ths Lot has front Of stons
40 ieet, and a depth Of 100 feet.
in s1sps which % Be oa .o Framed
VAN street near 70 or adjoining the grocery store
real estate is called the foregoing sale The Lots
are very eligibly located.
m Taaaso G cash balance at and
tie retained till last note 10 paid. s :
pUBLIC SALE OF 1000 ACRES OF
4 VALUABLE FARMING LAND IL HENRIOO.
AND LARGE WAREHOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
IN PORT MAYO AND In ACKNOWLEDGES
mined TO release myself frem pecuniary embsrra a.
yember 1855. on the premises, In the order adyer-
tiscd. commencing at u O'Clock. A M
1900 ACRES OF LAND, -
N the county Of Henrico, on the new Central Read
city OF Richmond,
About 500 acres Of said Land IL In high state of
caItiyation, In two FARMS each having all the i'm
pr0vements necessary to q country residence,
The uuimproved Land generally abounds in wood
and TIMBER OF goo1 quality; the sale OF which, at
current rates. with proper management, will more
IMAM pay for the Land at the anticipated rates.
TOT general description, see handbills, posted In
various places.
The sale win be resumed on the following day. at
port Mayo, at Il o'clock, where will be offered
large amount Of valuable pI operty, embracing the
Powbatan Tobacco Factory, With the Mount Erin
Spring. of itself fortune.
This Spring produces q column of water rneasur-
ing 60 gallons to the minute. which is discharged
through iron pipes at elevation of ~ f. above the
roof OF said Factory and may be conducted through
All the lower part OF the city. continual on of
the growth OF the city must render this property
abundance of room for manufacturing purposes
Maps OF the Henrico lands can be seen ut the of.
hce Of the auctioneers.
The title to the above property has lately under
gone rigid examination. Every obstacle having
been removed, it may now be considered good a.
any in Virginia
TERMS OF PAYMENT: One-fifth cash, balance at 6.
rs ana ~ months for negotiable notes, interest
JACOB g. ATLEE,
sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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LAYING now clo.ed out all the undo.

sjrable goods in the stock Of VALENTINE
SON. by making the sacrifice of them in the store
rather than ut Auction the remaining stock have
purchased, enabling MY father to vi hdraw his ia-
tcres from the late concern and shall this dag with
a large and new stock lust arrived from New York.
open q new bu-uess the old basis Of forty yeas
standing ditcriEg TO the Dts price system, and in
PM suing it. shall be guided By the same policy
which directed my father for go many years.
By my father, l requested TO say to his old
friends that he will generally be fount sbort the
store where it will give him great pleasure TO greet
III an, MANN s VALENTINE ,R,
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A GREAT arrival of New Goods. at

A GREAT arrival Of New Goods. at
n EGOLDsMIT's. 205 Broad street. jus. purchased
at the Northern auctions at much less than he usual
prices. Will openthis morning, 500 handsome Cloaks
i.culars and Busters; q large assortment of every
description of kmbro,deres Black silk Irish Lin
est variety of Dress Trimmings; large assortment
of Fancy Worsted Goods. White Goods, Bleached
ottons Hoop Skirts Corsets, Head Dresses, Yarns,
Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Hair Pins, Geuts' furnish,
ing Coos The ladies will find to their interest to
give GOLDSMITH a CALI as he has splendid desi
rabie and cheap ST OK of goods and q great many
scarce articles which cannot be found in other
stores GOLDSMITH,
OCT 2n5 Broad street.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 AppERsoS, Aucts.
oc 4-2awtds
A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
lAEARM OF ACRES CT rp RI rI n

~ oOA1O4S MALE OT "A Valuable
AAFARM OF 2S ACRES, IN CHI ESTERFIELD
COUNTY, ON SWIFT CREEK 20 MILES DISTANT
FROM RICHM0ND.-We are authorized to cell the
valuable Farm, located above, flrmerly the res-
dence OF Mr.. Daniel 3. Goode and now In the occu
pancy of DR.. Thos. o. Markham. 1t contains 2ss
acrts. OF which $50 acres low grounds well pro-
tected from water, and admirably a iapted to .he
growth of Hay, Corn. Wheat and Oats
The neighborhood is equal to any i'm point of mo.
raj and religious advantages, being convenient to
three Ut four churches, and quite near to Alton
ACADEMY, for the education of boys and young men,
The Improvements consist of an excellent Dwelling
House, containing three rooms below. and two pas.
sages. is nearly new, and neatly painted. As the
owner resides in the adjoining he Is anxious to SELL
and W i'll offer Inducements to those who will make
immediate application. Possession given in lime TO
seed crop OF wheat Apply to
G0DDIN &ApPERSON, Aucts
The foresoipg valuable Farm will be sold ut auc.
ton. on the premises, WEDNESDAY, the 18Th Oc-
tober, 1885, at IL o'clock, A. if fair, if not the
next fair day.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at one and two
Years. for bonds bearing interest. secured by trust
deed.
8 q 4 A Aucta
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nRf GO0DS--FALL 1868.
wADswoRTH. TURNER q CO.,

No is, NTH STREET
HAVE received extensive sasortmen Of FOR
EiGS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, selected OK.
rycssy With view to snit the wants of the Vire..
MIA North Carolina and Tennessee trade which viii
hi oaared st prices they fear no competition
The trsie is respectfully solicited tn examine
thelr STOCK, Sc l4-lrn
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CLOAKs AND sHAWLs.

Direct frem New York and of the latest STYLES; and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large quantities, consisting of Kerseys Sati-
netts. stanton Cloths. Full Cloths Lnseys HAN
kets and many other articles too numerous TO men
ton An examination is earnestly solicited as | am
determined 10 sell low. GEO X BAGBY
2i--lIn Main
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DAY STATE RANGE.-We have MAJ

DAY STATE RANGING have made
- arrangements with the manufacturer for the
saIe of this superior COOKING RANGE. and invite
the attention Of purchasers ts the advantages which
we offer:
Ist The Range is made of the best iron is simp
in its constructions; and con venientiy arranged.
I'd. 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
Sd. 1t can be get up and removed at pleasure, as
readily as the common Cooking stove.
4th. We can furnish them to any required size,
with two Ovens, and with four or six Boilers.
with or without water ixfures--aud WARRANT each
enc sold to give satisfaction TO the purchaser
5th Repairing pieces always on hand which Will
be put in when required at reasonable price.
9Th. The price of this Range il moderate tfor q
fl tclass srticle) afford to sell them at
manufacturers retail prices
in brick-all of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any one of them anything for
repairs.
ALSO-Several varieties of Low Priced Ranges
for sale at the Governor street Stove Stove.
80 GE0RiiE STAHRETT