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DATENT MICA AND

pATENT MICA AND -
L FIBROUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong glutInous sub
stances, impregnated with Ehrous matter. and COW
cred with Mica, which make it FIRE PROOF and
perfect resistance Of the atmosphere in every eli
WATER PROOF.
building much cooler in summer than tin slate,
and will neither crack nor rot 1t is practically M
PERISHABI.E, and having been thoroughly tried
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States, it is the cheapest and best roohn sin
use. JOSEPH DITTO CO.,
General Office, y73 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Cement for sale by the barrel, with full
printed instructions for applying. We also .efcr
for sale Territorial Rights for portion of the
United States. lie lS-3mifl J. d. co.
1919 SPRING TRADE: 1889
GEoRGN sTARRETT, Governor street, Rich
mond. Va, Manufacturer and Dealer in STOVE
FURNACES. RANGES, FARMERS, boilers,
HEATERS, Bath BOILERS and Bath TUBS, Iron
SINKS. PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, Lead and
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally.
Merchants Builders and neutrality-suspicious., Su-
perntendents of Public Buildings Churches Fac
tories and all others purchasing articles, requir-
ing work in our line, are respectfully invited to
examine the same. We have always on hand a
large assortment from which to select, embracing
many articles not usually to he feund-al of which
are sold at uniform prices, thus afording the least
werk.
H Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
always hand at the Governor Street Stove Store.
NH Aft GEORGE STARRETT.
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4 SELLING HIS tIUUIS At. are admltted by
MI to he very mode ate. His Collars and Embro-
dered Bands are certainly being sold at much lower
prices than at the other Dry Goods Stores. In fact,
a small deduction can be seen in the prices of all
has goods, and on great many there ia "a deuue-
ton at at least 30 We advise all who have
any goods to purchase, to go to ACOB A. LEWIS,
is ain street. and purchase their supplies, they
viii find a large aid well selected stock of Goods
at the most reasonable prices.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON VEN ABLE
II STREET. NEAR TO MoSBY STREET.
FOR SALE. AT AUcTloN;-.w,M in sold at
3lst day OF August. 1859. commencing az O'Clock,
r NJ, the HOUSE and LOT located rs above, now
in the occupancy ef Mrs MARY Ann Ferxnson, and
LeInHef Powers
TgRNs-one- third cash; balance ut and
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note he paid.
aua rs GODDIN K APPERSON, Aucts.
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THE CORN CRop.-The corn crop in all parts
of this county has suffered 10 some extent from
drought but we learn that III the Mt. Meri-
dian eiehborhood the fields are as yellow and
dead as they generally are in October. Re-
freshing showers fell on last Friday, but the
crop mnst nevertheless be a short one, especi-
ally If frost comes as early 10 usual We had
a slight frost one morning last week. -Staan-
foa fa} Spectator.
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CASES or HYDRoPHoBrA.-On Friday last a
hov and a girl in Lexington, Ky, were badly
bitten BY a large dog to which they had given
no proyocation and that has usually been
playful and harmless. The day before, he had
bitten dogs ducks, &c. aud in the house where
he encountered the little girl Though he did
not belong there after biting her, he chewed
up 4 Britannia lamp. He was shot the same
night, but one of the dogs bitten by him is shut
up. that The result may decide whether it is a
case Of hydrophobia.
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/. RARE OPpORvUNITy

NAKE VPFUETUNITY rs now offered to
1 n all IN want OF superior BOOTS and SHOES, to
procure them at hrst cost. % to IS per cent.
cheaper than the usual price. With view to re-
moving to our new store, we have determined to
close out or present stock at cost order to open
our new store with an entire stock. 1t is use
less To enunerate the various style and prices as
the purchaser best nudge of the GOODS by
calling and examining them, at
HARRIS X cos Shoe DEPOT
No Al Str
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SUMMER RESORTS.


g. n DAGGEK'S WHITE SULPHUR
WMY SPRINGS,
it.stS BOTETO URT co UNITY, VA.
These SPRINGS, sometimes called ''DIBRELL's
SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of vis-
tors by the lst of July. The proprietors, having
the qualification to know that they have given
tisfacion heretofore to their visitors 1atter them
selves that then future iabors will ensure a full
portion of the public patronage.
BOARD, per day Observation-Disclosures. 81 75
Beard. per week ...... ..-..... 10 %
Board: per hotel month, l2s days -. 30 90
iy 2i)-2m JNO. r. SHIELDS & co.
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BY Thos. w. keesee. Auct..

STOCK OF CONTEMPORARIES. CT.
~ GAKS; GLASS JARS. SHOW CASES, Sc,
F0h SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold, on
f.RIDAY morning. 18th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock; at the store of Mr.. Louis Delarue, on
Broad between LIST and I'd streets all of his stock
OF Contectioneries. Cigars, French Candies, Nuts,
Glass Jars, Show Cases, &c, &C.
an q TEOS w KEE9IE
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The Rain ktarny

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.--There has been Il
sIo. rain all day. The storm is believed TO
have beeE general.
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TrRCos.-The Turcos, of whom three bat
talions are eucamped At st. Maur, are now the
lions OF Paris. They seem to get leave OF alb
sence very easily n. numbers of them have
been seen about thes trceis within the last two
days. They followed by wondering
mob, among whom there are always numbers
ready and DESTROYS TO treat them to wine,
which, in spite Of the precepts of Mahomet,
they i'm bibe very freely.
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T. LO II HIN

~ SELLING OUT! SELLING OUT.
IA SPRING AND GUNNER CLOTHING,
VIZ +. D. EE NG.
--LA. Dealer in Gents and Youths READY
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS.
will, on and after this date, sell his entire stock of
Spring and Summer GOODS at reduced prices
therefore, call at No. l26 Main street. and supply
yourself with COOL fashionable and tasty suit, on
reasonable terms.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS al
ways hand, to be made to order, and warranted
q I'm
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PoLITIcAL.-At Il large meeting OF the De-
mocracy, held en- the 1ath instant, in New
Brunswick, New Jersey, tie Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas was nominated the Democratic
candidate for the next Presidency. The Hon.
Garnet Il. Adrain participated in the pro
Ceedings of the meeting. The Louisville [ky.)
Daily Courier advocates the nomination of the
Hon. James Guthrie AS the Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency in 1860.
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ID, u II TlIS r FL.
JACKSON F. CHILDREY,
MILES C. EGGLESTON,
TnIyN II rsrnIItrcnN

Hsnrlco county, Aug. 18th, 1859. au I5-stnwtd
COME AND SEE how cheap J, C. PORTER is
~ selling his STOCK OF GROCERIES. such as
Market Baskets, open and covered; Tubs, Trays.
Sfeves; w alter Buckets two and three hooped; Rio
and Lasuayra Coffee: Sugars OF all kinds. fram the
lowest 70 the highest; Bacon. Lard, Tea. Golden
Syrup. Brushes of all kinds. fine Liquors, CHARS.
&C. all Of which he will sell lower than the lowest
for CASH.
ALSO The upper part of his Store is for rent.
au l3-2w+ ]. G.. PORTER 322 Broad ST.
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Twenty Nine Hours from X ic hnond 10 New
York by Water.

NRw YORK, Ang W.--The Steamship York
tcw arrived here Yesterday. in only fremfy-
one hours from Norfolk and fsrsnsy-nsas hours
from Richmond
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DISSOLuTIQNs &c.

NOTaCE.s -Thc firm of LEA & SATTER-
ISL j. ana Mf y .ns gsnfsa TfE
10 authorized to settle up the concern.
an wv WI. /. sATSfERwHITE.
NOTICE.-Th CO. partnership heretofore ex-
EsELE WEbEMEY sR nf IS this ihs ag
dissolved. by mutual consent. The stock and ac-
isf ssfa cfR isssSs ~
4 WEILFoRD. Attorneys at Law. with full au-
th'rity to dispose ct and settle the same.
ao,s-,s III aEo. b. of WEibE;MEYER.
~ WALLER, DREWRY GUS co. IN the i city Of
II! Richmond. Va, and BELL. BROOKS. PACE 4
day by mutual sonsent. The name of the firm Will
he used by either partner in LIQUIDATION.
i 4 Il. ai asz4BBhbddoKs,
} S fi4E|S H ;. SSHSS55HHEsilnR'
nISS0LUTION.-0 the LIST INST, MI JOHN
Of which viii not s be chansed cans to
sa sna. saq Re t Is
eENf Basfs fgs aNk kiehM MERCHANTS
.. p h Of r as Si ssH5a.o
They are permitted to refer to Messrs; Kent.
Paine & Co., Messrs. Crenshaw < Co.. Richmond.
GEO. w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WYNN,
Late of the firm Of Breeden ( Fnx,1
~ 30-tlstJa ROBERT 8. JORDAN.
A CAR D.-Under the head of CO. partner
IA ship" Bulletin July lst,) 7. NJ. Cory and G.
c. Miller are mentioned as successors Of MILLER
& BURTHE, No. s., Common street." There is
an error in the notice. and TO avoid misconceptions
il Should I've corrected. The business still exists,
and is carried on at the old stand az heretofore,
though tho style of tho firm is changed.
BURTHE HIGGINS, 63 Common st.
New Orleans, July l. 1882 jy 30-dlms
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S.r MaeHei,t TtlegrpA Liae-- ODscs, i3o Eagle
Sgxare, Mass Street.
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JAxxs M. TArLoH 4 Sos. Aseticassrs.
a 4--d6 wtds

rTyAN-YARD FOR SALE IN LOUISA.-Oa
l TUESDAY. the 18th OF September next. ~
uabie TANNERY. now in operation ana N foQd
repair, located in LenfsA county. on ~ Mech4e-
conducting this business, heinE - . sery ueAMAy
neiehhnrhooa and in half : mile Of eood osase
mill and saw mil.
Trss. m.ds known er AK N. e & q ~ ,ow1xa
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SuIcIDE~-Mr. George BirdsonS, of Sussex
county, near Waverly Station, on the Norfolk
and PctcrsbuT. Railroad, aged % years, blew
his brains out on Sunday, the 2lst instant
lie leaves wife and one child. lie bid them
n long farewell. telling them that they should
never see him alive again, took the gun, which
was heavily lnaded) went into his kitchen,
pulled the fafai trigger, and was instantly
killed. Cause. SAID 10 be nteInperance.-Nor-
faH Dan Book.
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By T.. h. Cook. Auct.

CEVEN BEAUTIFUL NORTHER N
y HORSES AT AtCTIoN.-on WEDNESDAY,,
stables. on Wall street Seven beautiful young
NORTHERN HORSES. amongst them
one PAIR beautiful BLACKS. years old and ele-
santl, matched.
One pair elegant BAYS years old,well matched,
OF beautiful form and action
One BAY MARE, perfect form, a very fast trot-
ter. being able TO trot her mile IN about three min
utes. .. - .
animal.
One superior SADDLE animal, a natural PAGER.
This stock is Of the best quality. has been selected
with great care. and is really worth the attention
of those wanting the best stock.
ALSO-One No. l. TOP BUGGY and HARNES
in hrst-rate order, having been but little used
au23 T.. B. COOK. Auct.
POS rPONED.-Owing to the nclemency of the
take place on FRIDAY, 18th inst: at II o'clock.
aus E. b. COOK, Auct
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TH7T xnY
=. -. =. 5-::ss:.:-. : -
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III III EdfX Nv n a IA ~ 10Hu
-, lpca - premises. - 1hC6bBx3. ~
49, Is AnF9e&s e01meffs1f ~ y eseseGk Xs1fs
~ no0ee ~ 4Qss - tN EA1ot11o1606 ri
Hcss@s y ~ - " ilaessspssk ss2..a ~
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. ~ ~ ~. ~ "a S. Z, q IS -.
yeeSs1 ~. - ~ y ~ e9os4 yM u 80 eeyQeAl
L1 It. .I,s ~. - s. =.
pegeE nil pfecsssd e e 49, 49, W = ~
= sIn 8 mads eSsse s ~;
uCUsE Ann LoT Avn - ~ Z -. -
-. Iii ~ rQRT MAYO. AT AIsC7i6Ns-Nev ~,
day 81 nns..&p 49, e. Thu e9DAY, - IA
MNs,9 and 9o. 4 Sc Il III.
nx bssn used or has sarsoss sssa ~.
Ths ISs sssss. .,' ss.s o 6. family
dePis g. 4. n. l sI Isss =. = ss.a'
,ss h o re e. sAns .diWsnsion Also ssg "
inches. ana rInninS hseS ~ 1oassns y tset "
slS..ias n, Essa ttis . !. :Ss.. = =
y moaths. for nskctlabls notes, with inisrsss add
su .n an - eassTnA S IVY SSe6 ! NOM
80. =. : q ! LIN cON. Auees.
VALuA41E BRICk.TARD PROPEnrv
,s,, In PORT !ns.pd MAYO. AT AucII6N5flsa S
their yard Cd shcckoe Hill viii ss npon Ks srs. :.
ing At & o'clock, z: NJ. the BRICK YAkD "a O.
Of Mr.. George Turner. = ~ = - oSS@S@.'S
sas Is; sI,s q xssh ssss not ny
ptApn ~wnA ak
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MURDER, -- Humphrey Sullivan. who had
recently fled from ireland for being concerned
in the Phpnix Society conspiracy, was muir
dered in Baltimore Oh Tuesday night, by Thos.
Hoffman. one Of the most notorious ruttans in
that city. AS one of the witnesses 81 the in
quest SAID. he walked up and shot Sullivan,
and then tip-toed away" Robert Miller. q
companion OF Hoffman, was ested with his
principal, for participation i'll this unproyoked
murder.
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TiCE.-W heTeas, the County Court of Hen
~ rico have ii in contemplation to change the To-
cation Of tho Poor House, the UNDERSIGNED Com
mttee are appointed to receive PROPOSALS for a
purpose, until the 3lst day of the present month.
Persons having suitable property, situated at a
miles from the corporation, are requested to COM
munlcate with either Of the Comnttee by written
proposition. They will state the location, number
Of acres character OF the buildings and price of the
property.
The property at present occupied Poor
House will be sold or given in e xcbange for such
as may be selected by the Court. from the lots Of
Tered. JACOB s. ATIEE,
KEESEE.
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UNITED Stairs PRisoNERs.-Five prison
ers arrived at Mobile Ala, from Pensacola
Fla en- route for Washington, on Friday
Two convicted of mutiny, were sentenced to
seven years in the penitentiary. One con-
sictcd of robbing the United States mint, was
sentenced to two years. One, for being impli-
Gated in n murder committed at Warrington,
to three years; and one, for the murder OF q.
Spanish captain at sea, to three years.
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SHIP on FIRE AT SEA-Captain Pariz, OF
the Italian bark Giulia arrived at New York
on Monday, and reports on the eth of August,
when in lat 90 -, Ion 10 Is large black
chip Oh fire, aud nearly burned 10 the waters
edge apparently an American, and loaded;
came time, saw ship which was supposed to
have t4Esn off the crew, and steering towards
bermuda. The vessels name could not be
ascerrained. The only living thing to be seen
on board the hnrning vessel was acat, hanging
in the fore-riggiug
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NOTICE. Lock FOR GROOMs' &,

eA NOTlCE.-Loek FOR GROOMS' ~
fsts.kLA establishment when you are in IN
htf N want of SADDLES and HAR-AA
tXfsz-=@S NESS, as he has n fine assortment of all
articles in his line Of trade to which he
calls the attention he public. as he is prepared
to sell low for cash or to punctual customers. 1t
will be to the interest of those in want of SAD
nLERI to give him a call and satisfy yourself that
No. 1876 Main street is the place for bargains. All
orders promptly attended TO. REPAIRING done
at short notice. d. F. GROOMS,
au Him. Richmond Va
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RElD'S vERAN-
N IL lDAH HOTEL AN

RElDS YERAN-
&M.eyREsTAT RANT, 1Kpt
SInV on the Europsan Ptan,) 6rH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSH ALL AND CLAY.-Thi
we'll known and POPULAR HOUSE is receiving
large share Of public patronage: 1t has been, and
will be, a COM PORTABLE STOPPlNG-PLACI AZ,
for the wearied traveller. The ROOMS are very
neatly fitted up, and the BEDS of the finest kind
The TABLE is ALWAYS supplied with the best the
market afford and com petent servants to wait
on the guests. AS they are under the immediate
supervision of the proprietor, nothing shall be
wanting to make the visitors feel ut home.
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
Rooms by the day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
we have always on hand every variety that can
he found IN cur own other markets.
HA- GAME of all kinds in season.
Persons from the country will find it to their nd
to stop at this house, there an excel
lent STABLE attached to it.
au Ism ROBERT REID, Proprietor.
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WISCONSIN WooL.-The Milwaukee Sent
mel estimates the wool crop OF that State, for
1854 al one million of POUNDS. The average
price is estimated at from 80 10 AZ cts. pound.
At cents the amount would be Silo000.-
Much of the wool was SO badly put up that it
brought an inferior price. solely from the neg
lect Of the owners.
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~ Dunieps MeAesre = go $3.50.
SUGAM. rOrFKE IN1rnr. 49,
y ucTIoN.-oa wE6SEsDxy.. a ~ ~ ~ 9. Al
~ u o'clock, ~ our Whn1f and vSreSS.ssas. -
i sosestss: &c VII cell ths cargo 81 dc indiss
ze hhds.l Porto Rico SUGAR. scsa !
III hS si Ma.eo saaiss si sSi .AaSSsEs
leQ hbls. N. Ofieau1 do
TERMs-Under Sl0D, cash; over Slo6 month";
'i a. i0r b fHPNs2TTcsdp psRoNscuRE CO., Auo,.
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A Rochester journal says that Rlondin real
lied 81 500 from his last exhibition at Nisgara,
and that he has probably made S50ou this sea-
son in rope walking over the great river.
The rhymer who wrote the line, "Deay 10 me
is the surf tossed beach," probably had in his
mind a recollection OF his bill ut some sea-
side hotel
Hood says that the phrase ''rsrubite of let
tcrs' was hit upon 10 signify that taking the
whole iot of authors together they had not a
sovereign amongst them.
Gen. q. de FopIeny has accepted the Pro-
fessorship Of Modern Languages in the Pc
tersburg Female College.
son OF Elder J. w. Gose. aged II years.
was drowned IN Aibemarle county Va 10Th
instant.
George W. Jorien was hung 1T Mobile Oh
Friday last, for the murder OF Peter Nicolo.
yich. cabman.
Hon. Gave Johnson. for several years Presi.
dent of the Bank of Tennessee has resigned
that office.
The First Baptist Church, the saleratus ftc-
Tory OF ID. Kellogg, and several other buildings,
al Syracuse, n. Y, were burnt ON the I'D inst.
Professor DimAtry, the new Minister tol,en-
trai America. will leave about the LIST OF Sep
teinber for Costa Riea
The city Of Galveston, Texas, was lighted
with gas for the first time on the 9th inst
The Bank of America, at GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
resumed specie payment on the 18th inst.
The American State Council of New York is
in session at GENERA
Hon. Pierre Souieis at the Mon tgomery fVa.)
Springs.
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TDLEWILO Al AJl1lONs-On tho ootM
i daY Of August, at O'Clock, p. NJ, III fair; il
not the next fair day } shall offer at anction; on
WILD"
This Farm lies on the New Central road, within
3,s miles Of the Richmond market house, and con-
tans 2l5 acres. of which about 100 are cleared.
Though the soil for the most part sth clay asd
admirably adapted to wheat and tobacco, there y
a large portion of light land which produces the
finest vegetables.
garden. extraordinary advantages are oHeseo; -
A plain dwelling Of s rooms. treeenty IepauSuJ
a large new barn, with stable and shed attaehea,
Kitchen dairy, smoke house, quarters, e"n =. ~
and ice house all in good ordcrl conshsaIe inc
improvements. ... .na ...t hourA.
q ~ ao "a - ne the New Central with tho
ia chsries CITY road and the Osborne turnpike.
adds greatly to tine value aho eon'oh'oheo VI va
place. Gal ...n,aa th.t ~. al.
~;Ii ~ nositive, ~ | purpose TO- sell without re-
serye. I shall be happy 70 show the promises.
Tr.xs-One third cash; the balance At l and :
vaars from the FIRST instant, for negotiable notes,
With interest added and secured BY 2r's f dssfd;
JAnEs M. TAYLOR & Sox. Aaetionsers.
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/ KEEHAUGHTAN HOUSE,
YEA3 HAMPTON, VA,
tI..tL Ia now opened for the eption of Sum-
mer visitors The Proprietor has this year erected,
in pleasant location the same lot, another
HOUSE, containing several very fine rooms.
The BATH HOUSES are Convenient to the HO
TEL. JAMES BURCHER,
je7-3m* Proprietor.
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

A. 6F5hR CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
E5S0SE The subscriber has on hand, 1t his Coach
SZ-lA@Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary 18th and 18th streetsl
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAR0UCHES, RUGGt Els with and without
tops, and SULkIES-ali of his own make. OF the
be sold as low AS good work of the kind can be in
the city OF Richmond; and respectfully ask call
from Iron .aqss IN san ~ aaf a IA . ase
sell at the lowest prices posslble and all work sold
that is new, warranted. NlCAJAH MANGuM.
NH 7-9m
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,omMIssI0NERs, SALE or VEN,

rOM SSION RS, SALE OF yEMY
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THE
COUNTY OF Neutrality-suspicious. to decree
q the Circuit Court of Henrieo, IN tho case
Hutcheson vs.. Hutcheson's executors. and others,
the undermined ~ commissioners. Will soil At pub
TIC auction 70 the his hest bidder, the premises
90 FRIDAY, the sd day Of September. l869, IL
fair II not the next fair day thereafter, commen
eng at IL O'Clock M, the following very valuable
real estate. situated or near the Deep Run
Turnpke about three miles from the city Of Rich
inond. being portion of the property OF the late
Ambrose Hutcfeson, TO wits
LIST. portion of the '.CHANTEI.LA' tract.ly-
ing ON the Turnpike. Immediately opposite the
homestead, containing about 90 acres upon which
there are valuable e-houses and an ice pond
This land IS IN q hSg h state Of Improvement
ID. tract. called "PENDLETON.r containing
~ acres, LYING on said road, about Six miles from
the city of Richmond.
map and survey ne seen at tho Office of
j as. NJ. lay Tor i Son, In the city OF Richmond.
Persons desiring to make enquiry about the
above property. are referred to Messrs, James NJ.
Taylor Son, to either of the undef signed, one
OF whom Hugh nj. Hutcheson) resides near the
premises.
TERMs.-One- third of the purchase money in
cash, md the residue in two equal instruments ut
one and two years from the day of sale. the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes, with
interest added and the title retained till the whole
purchase money is paid and a conveyance directed
Possession will be given in time to seed crop of
Wheat and fall possession of each tract viii be de-
hyered at the end of tho present year.
ALEX. b. HTCHESON,l
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DLANTATIoN GOODS For EALI..-kel

L lsy's "a and "a Extra virginia PULLED
CLOTHS; Virginia Penitentiary Heavy FuLLED
CLOTHS; Superior Heavy Sleeps GREY SArI-
NETS; High Coiored heavy Plaid LINSEYS; FIX
ira heavy Cotton OZNABURGS, various brands
and all wdtha. The above goods have been pur-
chased by us on very favorable terms and will I've
so!d to Farmers OF Merchants Mt prices which will
satisfy them, WATKINS K FTCKT,EN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-25

ROARDlNG.--Iw will have vacant ON the LIST Of
= y September. two pleasant and desirable FRONT
kooMS. suitable for families, which can be seen
by an, one who may wish to see them.
Mrs. +. w. BASS,
Shot. Tower House. Grace ST.. end door above st.
Paufs Church. au2y-Gts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-25
1870 SPRING TRADE! 1R5Q
MARBLE WORKS.
WI JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OFJTALIAN AND AMER
ICdN MiRBLE

EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9th and 9th streets, Main, and
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North South, which win
sell as low any establishment in this city else
where. ie SIN