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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11

Anew FALL AND WINTER DRY
IN GOODS


Have row in store i1ll ana complete assortment Of
sbs rtw west and most fashionable styles of ENG.
sJ%U FrENCB GEaMAN aud AMERICAN STA.
piE FANCY Day GOODS to which they in.
ute ~ at eniiou OF The CITY and COUNTRY trade
,sneyAl9y iSsiinR well assured they please the
,rst taste and at the satae time sell their
"a, Is II a. reasonable terms as they can be bought
-, thia ety They will continue 10 add TO their
s9ock v hsSaver is new and fashionable.
the following are few Of the leading articles.
Splendid Broosde silk Robes ALA
Fioanced and Double
skirts
Etch payalerea'It2 and Plaid Silks
rrpju Robes s'i.eg
Rlk G~o dc Rhine polt de Sole and Taffeta siIks
fret.ch Merinc8 and satin De LANES
Fich PisiI and Figured Salencsas
Fik ilb0 lines. Aipacas. Cbales aud Mousseliues
!ch ste muslin sui Calnbrie Setts
Muslin. Csmtric. Pe2ue; and Mourning Collars
Ilusi q Cares aud Rer,kss
ti0AkS. MANIlES and SHAWLS In great VA
CI6rrlls. cAssINEREs and yEsTfNGs
PLANTATION aus H0US EkkEpING GOODS
81 set g. tuiled Cloths, Sleeps trey Satinetts
RssSisrd Pulled Cloths, kersoys and Plains
Pisid pseys white, ed and yellow EIapnels
Rel Blankets. of az qualities and r1'ices
<sN r. Blankets. white and e,!orei
Flr. l. mask Table Cloths, Damask NaIkius
q. iasu Shs"tiDss. Pillow Linens, Irish Linens
r,ratA5i ami Bro Cotton SheStings aud sbiytiucs
Asr{u0, Lambs Wool, SILK aud Shaker shirts and
Drawers
Alsxsljer's Kid Gloves, Buckskin, Silk and pluah
l.HSt Gloves and Gauntiets
Cotton and W DOL Hosiery OF every description
CAHrETS aro RUGS DC, sc. o.
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7 ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
L. STOCK OF Day GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE. JR.,


TLis day opens his new stock of STAPLE and
IA ~ DRY GOODS, and invites his fTien - and the
public in the city and country 20 an examination OF
the same The stock has been bought for cash tro III
the i'm p)rng and aucti housps al the decline ffcIu
thu earlier sales and will he sold ut email prof
for ca-h or 20 punctual customers,
Or at press of business forbids extended adveT.
tisera, IT; but will have aud sell every article in
cur lie + business, in as large variety of good
QUAIL and at low prices as though the merits
OF the eek were eXusn led iDto columns
belo are tpum rated 'he most important arti-
Giles il the trade for famies piantatiQa hands Ia
dies T. ntiemCu AID children VIZ:
Cloths Csss ia res Satinsts and Fulied Cloths
French, English and AN rican hCuseiifies
FlaiC and Figured French Nerinos and Cnburgs
Rcbes ale and Robes Valentine. III Silks and De
Lalnes
Black Gto, de Rhines ami Mourn Hg Black silks
Fancy silks Nelyet AID Trimming Silks
livery yariety of CaCoes. at every price
Maryia ad Linge s, Plain and Plaid OEnabur2s
A very Iarse stnck of Bed and Servants Blankets
RleacL 81 I'D Brown Sheetings, Shirtiogs and Duck
Swaussin. Welsh and orher Plauneis
Embroidered Noars, Sic ewes and Cambria and Swl5s
Trimmings
Round corneTei ShawIs. steilas, Rob Roys, &c
Cloaks al of the newest fashion
u9.ieTy, Gllv.s Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, LaceS. Edgings, DC, &C
MANN 4 VALRNTINE &, JR,
cCraer Broad, 9Th and Caaitoi streets.
ocI-fu;f rear Capitol Square.
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By Larus 4 Shine, Auots.
SPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH,

CPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH,
TIOE-We will commence to sell ct public auction.
THIS EVENING, att o'clock the handsomest and
largest stock Of staple nglish Herman and Ameri-
Country merchants would find IL 10 their advantage
to attend our sales where they have an opportuni-
~ ofaddng 20 their stocks in small lots great W.
rety of ssesbe articles not to be found IN any 9TH
establishment in this city Also, . superior in
voice Of Gold Watches sad Ieweiry, Guns. Pistols.
Cutlery. fancy Goods. r., together with good a.
sortu ent Of Housekeeping Goois.
Sale positive, and will commence at TX o'clock
street. LAkUb SHINE,
aT AUHfa.
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GALE OFVALUABLE LANDIN GILES

~ COUNTY.-Pursuant TO the provisiOns Of de-
nree pronounced by the Circuit Court OF Giles at its
against the representatives of Isaac Chapman and
Others, j shall, on SATURDAY, the 231 of October
interest of d. j. Chapman. deceased, in the home
ferry place, conta ming about three hundred acres,
This interest in the same being 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, we'll adapted to ths tn
Of all sorts of gram and grass. Upon the first
ed tract there Is valuable FERRY. all the necessary
buildings, with considerable quantity Of improved
land
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for 30 much will pay costs
OF suit aud sale. between tour and five thousand
dollars in four months, The ba ance ia one and two
Yeas. Bonds with good security will be required
the credit payments. and the title retained until
paid, as further security.
no T-M&Wdkcwf6s
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AUCTION eAI.na.
By Goddin Il Apperson.

A UCTI0N SALE OF A VALUABLE
1AFARM OF 28 ACRES. IN Oh ssTSRYIELD
COUNTY, On SWIFT CREEK 20 MILHS DEFIANT
fkUM klCHM0nD.-Wea r- authorized 20 sell th@
valuable Farm. located as above, Ermerly the resi-
Deuce OF Mr. Daniel B. 0eode. aud now in the occu
pancy q Dr. Thos. o. Markham. IL containS 2S3
scr.s q which l50 acres re low grounds we'll pro-
sss.ee n0m I, water, and admirably adapted to the
GROWTH OF hay, Corn, Wheat aud Cats
the netghborhood is equal to anr in point of mo-
~ anu fsilgious advantages. being convenient to
threo Or Dur churches, and quite near 10 Alton
Academy. for the education Of boys and young men
The improvements consist Of an excellent DweIlinc
House. containing three rooms below and two ma
sages, Is nearly new, and neatly painted. A the
and will offer Inducements to those who viii make
immediate application. Possession given in time 10
seed crop Of wheat Apply to
G0DDIN kAPPERSON Aucts
The foregoing valuable Farm will be sold AZ auc.
ton. On the premises. WEDNESDAY the 18th DC
.oosr iS5s at II O'Clock. A. n if fair, If not, the
TERls: One-third cash. balance at one and tvo
i0r bonds bearing interest, secured By trust
ocS
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HANOVER LAND FOR sALE.--ll

III AMY EN- LAND FOR SALE. In
L obedience to decree of the Comfy Court OF
tember. 1855. in the suit of sacra ct al VS. Duke.
stall, oa SATURDAY. the 3th day of October. 1858.
Gt fair not. the next fair day thereafter. Sunday
the hiRhe.t bidder. the tract Of Land consisting Of
7.4 acres being thar portion of the tract of land
adjoining Wren saunders, G Treviap, III
ThacAer. and others, within half a mile of Fork
church, Commencing on The lire OF Eliza Butler.
a being the same land sold by JnO Anderson and
Francs his vile to VIM II Duke. by deed on the Sd
day of March. 1856. This land ID very productive,
and is in a good ueighborhcod, and ole-fourth In
original growth
TeRNs -ODe-third cash. and the balance on
dit of and ~ months with interest from date
and the title retained until the purchase money is
pail. TEMPLE BLUNT
&C 1i-d2aw2wcw3t Special fomm'r.
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mr. GOODS-FALL 1853.
wApSwoRTH. TURNER 4 Co

WApSM0RTH, TURNER 4 CO,
40 Is, lara STREET.
HAVE TCca.yed an extensive assortment ~ EOD-
EFGN sad DOMESTIC DRY GOODS seiected or.
rgessly with view 70 suit tho wants of the yirgI-
MS North Carolina and Tennessee trade which will
bp offered st prices they tosr no competition
The trsie is respectfully solicited to examine
their stock. az film
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. sTUART's
l. CLASSICAL AND ATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be esumed Monday, Oct. 4th, corner Clay and
9Th streets
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MEAT BRICK TENEMENT In REAI
By Goddin l. Apperson.
THREE SMALL TENEMENT6 ON IN

L STREET, IN RICHMOND, AND ON MAIN
STREET, IN SYDNEY, Fur SALE AT AUCTl ON.
W I'll be sod ON the premises, on MONDAY, the nth
day of October. ls5s. commencing In ,he following
order, at O'clock: F..l
Framed Tenement on the west line Of 3D. be-
Clay aud Leigh streets oppe site the residence
of Roger Pryor. ESQ. The Lot has . frontcf about
40 feet, aud depth OF $50 feet.
Alter which. will be sold two Framed Tenements
in sy dney on the south side oil Continuation Of
Main street. near to adjoining the grocery store
of Mr.. Henry fremmirg
The attention o. those desiring to invest in such
real estate 10 called to the foregoing sale. The Lo
are very eigibly located.
TEaMs-One-fourth cash; balsnce at 4, 8 and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added and a.
tie retained till las note IL paid.
no "a 9ODDIN " AppERS0N Aurts
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uAVING now oloeed out ain the made

4 4 sirabe goods in the Atock of VALENTINE Il
son, ny making tie sacrifice OF them in the store
rather han At auction, the remaining stock have
purchased, enabling my father to vi hdraw his in
tersst from the late concern and aha this day. with
q large and new stock just arrived from New York.
open uew business on the oil ha j. of forty years
stqndi <. Gh.rirg 10 The ons pric> system, and in
pufsCiug it, email be guided by the same policy
which directed my father for 80 many years.
By my father, | requested TO say to his old
friends that he will generally be fsun1 sbo. the
store where it will give him great pleasure to greet
them. MsNNS VALENTINE, JR.
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BY A. b. williams.
HOUSES AND LUIS ON ELMWOOD

AUCTION.-9l MONDAY, nth October, ccmmsne-
ing st IA o'clock, ii. upon the premises, wifi BE-
sold lots of Ground Situated on Elmwood or Main
STR e opposite the Fair Grounds. and adjoining the
Washington House. They front about rs fest eacn :,
ana are improved with three small tenemenis. AZ
ter which will be sold an excellent new framed
House, ON Federal street. in front Of j O Shsfer's
residence. 1t has rooms, with kitchen attached,
ard being just finished, is In perfect order The lot
is 81 by 1919 feet Persons in want Of such property
would do well to attend the sale, 10 10 all welt ST.
usted and the latter Is very desirable residence
being conye nient and well arranged.
TERMS.-One.fourfb cash; balance at {, and II
months fer notes with interest added, and secured
by trust deeds. A WILLIAMS,
Auck-
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MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
A'A versl vacant ROOMS. persons desiring Board,
can TO accommodated. Apply at the corner of Clay
and Fourth streeta Sc 2s-eonts
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CHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of dis

~ trees warrant In my hands In favor Of Lewis Il
Harvie vs. u Hermann, i shall preceet 10 sell. at
public auction, on FRIDAY October IS, 1883. at u
Del ck A NJ q the Boat Yard Oh the north side o.
tue canal. opposite the Tredegsr Works, the follow
lug property to wit: Railways complete; 90 feet
Iron Chain; shop and contsbts; Pitch Kettles
steam Kettle, Box and Chain; shed; lot Work
Benches Blocks and fla Der; Blacs smith shop and
conterts; Pant shop and conteuts caTpentcrs'
shop and contents; Grindstone lot Iron. &C.
Terms cash. X ELLYSON, O b
Aida
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EDUCATION.
~ l.. G. SALTER'S
" ENah!s ST.; CLASSICAL AND MArHE-

NAUTICAL sCdooL FOR RoYs
on CLAY sTRggr, MAR THE coRNsR OF srcosp
ne SKIN session Of this sehooi viii Commence on
mvNpAf, the atn September text. and ciosa The
18th OF July following. ""' ''"'0 '''
The course of instruction embraces the Latin
oieek a.o french languages Msthema fies and the
Various branches OF thorough Englith education.
me Principal Pledges himself to SPARE mo- tabor
or pairs 70 promote the improvement and beg, into
Iess OF those ntrusted to his care: to their moral
10 sess taan % THEN intellectual trainisg he will
ueNote himself with untifing assiduitY
TERMS.
-, SYSTEMATICALLY III ADVANCE:
For board. intending wash ng 500 90
FOR tuition in Greek. attn aud Mathemat-
60 GO
Tor tnitton IN Latin or &athematics-..... ~ on
Tor thition In higher EDgiish brsncbes..... 10 ca
FOR tuition IN Primary English. .............. 30 90
sor tuition IN French 20 90
its
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AND one hid, with no other marks discernahis
except 1900 and $40 on two OF the stavcs
Iaa pr O. this Tobacco viii 30 held for the
will be required for IT, either before or amer Il n Az
posed Of LUDLAM WxTsnN
&c 2l-7t q II. a 2aAn s 4 In --~~N-
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BY Thomas W. Keesee.
rOiice corner of I2th and Cary street.

WILL BE SOLD at public auction, on
the STOCK FIXTURES, Sc. OF the we'll known
Grocery Store and Tavern stand. situated On the
corner OF It'll and Byrd streets. near the Richmond
ard Pe,er.turg Railroad Depot.
Also, the unexpired Lease Of the ssme. Rent mo
d.rate SAMUEL PET Ekb.
Sale conducted By THos. W. KKRsEn. Auct.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
l. RES, &e.-I will sell at auction, at my store,
corner of Main and 18th streets. on TUESDAY.
the 18th day of October. at 10 O'Clock. lot OF new
aud second hand Furniture. in gond order.
DRY GJUD3-Nett Shirts. Drawers aid Jackets
Cloths. Cassimsres, Goa ines, Vestng Towellin2 Ia
Bile Darnask, FLANNEL, Hosiery, Gloves, Caps spool
Cotton. Flax Thread, Sewing Silk. Buttons, suspen.
ders, &c. &c.
GRoCERIES.-25 bbis Whiskey; 10 casks Brandy;
8 bbls Apple Brandy; 20 casks Whskey; Is barrels
Herrings: Is boxes Chewing Tcbacco Us dozen To
mat,o and Cucumber Catsurs; 25,o to Cigsrs
ALEX MOTT,
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By Richard Cau,horn, Auct.
cHOEs AT AUCTION.-On FRIDA,

NHOES AT ACCTION.-On FRIDAY,
~ Is h October, at 10 o'clock, at my store, / will
sell auction. IN of Shoes Consisting vi Ia
dies Gait' RS Mems Brosans. Boys Shoes, Boots, &c.
81 fresh and desirable, and direct from fhiiade-
pha. Abe CATERS, in particular of extra large
sizes, running from 80 to 90
TERMs.9a days credit for approved negotiable
paper.
ADDITIONS to the above may be made any time pre-
vious 10 sale. CAUTHOhN,
&C Ii Anct
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PRICK STORE ON 1arH STREET,

r. -, OE - 10Th SInEEI,
Will be sod upon the premises, on MONDAY. the
10Th day OF october, c. mmeIcing at ~ O'clock
NJ, the Brick Store the east line Of 18Th street
Mr. Geo Peake. and renting at $500 per annual
The lot fronts i6a feet and back about so feet
well to attend this sale
TERMS Very liberal, viz no cash, but credit of
o, IL 10 and "A months for negotiable notes. with in
terest added and secured by a trust deed
OCT JAS NJ TAYL,JR . Hl)N Auc.s
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AR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
If1 CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,

N II. LEFEDt RES SCHOOA,
lf4 CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUSHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session Of our School begins the LIST Of
OCTOBER 1885, and ends the lst of JULY, 1889.
For tie bere!i. Of yonDg ladies' who have finished
their regular of sta6ies and who wish TO car
~ on further their mental Improvement, there VIII
be class III Belize Letters and Lteratare-recting
session and SIS to pupils who take other studies -
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
IN the Primary Department French will ha taught
e the little children orally, without any charge.
HUBERT LEFEByaE, A n, Principal.
WIG WILLIAMS A L. Vice Principal.
Mrs g Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon. Miss Eli
"a Rartlett Madame Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
Ior Madame Mario Estvan. John Calyo, c w Thi-
low VIM Grabau. Heinrich Schneider. SignOrine
Antonietta and Marietta Erba from Italy.
For Hoard w
For IjC h IT, ... ,,,,.,,....., 90
For English 40 GU
For Modern Languages, eacb.... .:......:... 20 90
For French when studied exclusive of the
EsgIisn branches Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
For .................. ~ 90
For Music on PiAxo Harp. Guitar, Organ, or
Singing:
For one lessen (of an bour> week.............. 40 90
For two lessons fof an h0ur) week SO 90
For three lessons (Cf en- hour) q week..... 10 10
For four esao lot an hour) ek......... $50 90
For the use of ri. %
For Drawing, from MOde!s.-........-........ 20 co
For Drawing. from Nature. 40 %
Nor Painting ia Water Colors .,.,,. ,....., 30 90
For OH % W
Primary Department, for children under IL
years 81 80 OO
u ''' '-'' poi ''' HGBEEIRRT P LEFEBvRE.
al 5-d3m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sew
- eral Executions In my hands, in favor Of D, II.
London and others. sgainst Q. B. Craddock, shall
expose public ancton. In front Of the City Hall,
to the highest bidder, Tor cash. on MONDAY, the
18th of October, at ii Oclcck, one N EGR0 WOMAN,
named Patty. Said negro WON an IL represented 70
be about ~ years OF age. good Cook, Washer. &c.
JN0 w WRIGHT, Db.
oc SIT For ri X EILysoN 4 Or
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AuCxJoW 0AIuR
1aG1zT
By Henry ". Quarles.

ALE CONTIh.aD liIrS MORNING.
at ~ o'clock, at which hour vI,I rocss... -
,als q tes .srgs steck q T.iNMINss Lzuss.
nIIfiCiAL x4wERs and pANCY 9hO71S a
street, next door above Messrs ChiIss = CS@nsev
me mott valuable part Of the stock rssasSsS e h.
soId. and barga ms may be ex ~ ctsd
MONEY SAFE AND SHOW CASES IA - a..
CLOCK. precise will be cold onsof Hsrriuss SsfSne
Monry SAFES aud two fine kbow Csses.
oe !, '1s0 alo fssRssHS.y ,Psm.d g ssssed
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MARKET FARM FOR SALE will
Iva offer for sale, at public auction, on SATUA-
DAY. the 10th Of October. a. Il o'clock NJ, Market
Drs Games and Curtis, and MIR Hogan. There is .
small dwelling house the oct houses are new gpd
very good 1t is the most desirable Lea 4of o
Market Garde,- in Virginia. This farm isGituated
in Hanover county, ga mics from Richmond. The
neigh borhood isequal to any in the state.
TERAs-Sl,0eO cash; the Balance in one and two
years. JOHN SIARKE.
sAE-laWSt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ IN CHARLES CITY C0UNTY.-As Commits
sioner acting under adecree of the County Court of
CL aries City County, entered In the suit of ear
man VS.. Bradley and ais on the 18th day Of ugust
1883, she'll sell at public auction to the highest
bidder Charlie. City Court House on the 2lst day
OF UCTOBER, 1858, that being court day, valuable
farm in the upper end of the said county about Is
miles below Richmond. containing about aO acres,
more or less. The said farm Is situated in q good
neighborhood ana has on it new two story dwell
ing house and gil necessary out houses.
TERMS Enough cash viii be required to pay the
expenses OF sale, costs of suit &c The residue oil
the purchase money will be divided into three equal
install ments. and made paysble 10 6, IL and Is
months. With interest from the day Of sale. The
purchaser executing bonds with approved security
for The credit ~ ments tearing interest from the
day of saie and the title retained until the whole
purchase money is paid, and conveyance directed
By the Court.
DR.. VIM A. Psarman, who resides In the neighbour
hood. Will show the farm to any one desiring to
purchase.
ISAAC H. CHRISTIAN. Comm, sioner.
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MISS PEGHAM'S SCHUO 1.-The

IVA third session of Miss PE6RAMS Boarding
aud Day school will begin the first MONDAY, i'll
October and will continue nine N rnths.
No pains will be spared To make the school worthy
in all rescects Of the generous encouragement which
1t has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
pa trnent. and the of study will embrace
every branch essential TO liberal female educa-
ton.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
toa.
Mme 6ERAUp will continue TO, reside in Mrs. Pc
grams family and to afford every facility tor
thorough knowledge of the French language.
The Belize Lett.e class will be resumed for the
benefit of young ladies whn nave left scho, we'll
as for those pnrsora the higher scsdemcal course.
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application 70
Mrs j. W. pEGRAM,
GO l7-d&cTta Linden SGuare
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Tbeex.rsordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
of Lime above stated recommends this article ut
The nresent time when the want CT the better quail
ties of Phospatis Guanos 10 mcst seriously felt.
The presence of Fluoride of Calcium Is OF no slight
imnortauce This substance serves es direct nu-
triinent to plants, and subsequently. enters the
composition of the bones and teeth Of animals.
CuAS. BICKELL, fh. d.
Bone Phos of Lime
Jas. r. Chiffon, NJ. B., New York....-..-.-...s37 Is
T. Stab.er ~
8 McGRUDER & SONS, Richmond
Ell skINKER co, Go
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OF FARM OLE 80

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 80
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD NILES
FROM RICHM0ND.-As Trustee in certain deed
Of trust from Edw'd c Howard, bearing date End
Court shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises. On THURSDAY, the 2lst October.
1855 at 10 O'Clock N fair If not. the next fair day
the desirable farm located above, contaieing 50
&C res on tho border OF Hanover county recently oc
cupied by the said Howard. A considerable portion
OF the Soil is remarkably quick and peculiarly suit
ed 70. market gardening. The location is one veil
adapted FOR the residence of good physician, enc
such having Juet removed from the n ighborhood,
within two miles OF the place now offered which
was also cccuoied bya physician about two years
ago Distance from Ric hmond ga miles
The terms. which will be remarkably liberal will
be made known at the hour of sale. The title is BE-
ieved to be perfect but the trustee will convey with
the usual special warranty.
WO WINSTON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIS & APpKESoN, Aucts.
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BY JAS. III. Taylor q son, sAucss.
MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON CHA

NHhA ONASh ASNEpk cNx YIN CLAY
~ STREET. BETWEEN BROOKE AVENUE
sell upon the premises. on MONDAY, the iith Say
OF October, commencing at O'Clock in the afker.
noon, very neat brick residence On the South sids
OF Gay street. betwssn Brooke ~, nue. and Adaps
me mouse has six rooms, with closets, kitchen and
water on tbs premises. The lot fronts rs feet and
runs back about $50 feet. =,
Terms -Ooe-fourih cash; the balance at 3, and
months with interest, and secured by trust deed.
ocs JAS TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
CLAY STREETS. AT AUCTION -By rrouct Of
rev VIM starr, who is about TO remove 4 ON the
city, wewiii cell, upon the premises, on MONDAY
the Tin day 81 October. commencing at O'Clock In
inc "a afternoon h,s present residence on Henry st.
well arranged Tor the accommoda OF large fam.
ly and Is supplied with both the city and we'll va
yer The lot fronts on Henry street 50 feet and runs
The vacant property on Clay street WILDE divided
feet
Tfdssired. it may be bought privately before III.
TEsMs-One- fourth cash; balance at !. 2. and 8
years, with interest added, and secured b. truss
deeds. JAMES n TAYLOR SON
DC Auctionsers.
MEAT BRICK TENEMENT IN REAR
~ OF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
AT AUCfiON.-Wil be sold upon the premises. on
MONDAY, the nth day OF october, comm sueipg at
~ o'clock. in the afternoon, . neat Brick Tenement
on Madison street Immediately IN rear Of Cav
Street Cnurch. and renting to good tenant as $3.50
The house has ROOMS and Is In good order. The
lot fronts about Is feet and runs back 50 feet.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; the balance st 9, 8 ends
months. with interest, and secured by trust deed
ocl JAS NJ TAYLOR SIN. Aucts.