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~ 4 CO; their two LEA RISES. two HORSES,
o KS All
its for CASH ONLY oHN # N AEaTFTHi
60 TURNS his thanks to ! his friend.
in the H ER oT ss
ten years He is prepared to furnish coFFfNs of
All sizes and qnalties to suit the circumstances Of
" Hhs s edF epy their s fl sss ssas s
SHEETS, SHRoUDS, &c, on hand, at the corner
Of asaqia and J Ell sslfsif sArrEnwH1rE
DlSs1ntkRETnaRGR NgThs firms n Of FL El.LETr,
Richmond, Va, and BELL BRooKs, PACE
day by mutual consent. The name Of the firm will
be used by either partner in liqudstion:
}S A 4 + S 7, I; ff HS' p
{H aSEz I I, .S ESHlfa'
July LIST, 1859. aH5-3w
DISSOLUTION.-On the LIST INST, Mr.. JOHN
Of which will not be changed Calling attention to
a eaT we can h e hS
oa BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
a s ;fS5Sf' e. af eff Ef5f2f:' Of
a!e to Tssr to MeisIs
5 GGns q .. SWS1FNRNA VIM.
st.,5 ''s of the Ro 5R f Ps s. fss.
partner in his business, from the LIST day July 1859
sEo f sasEF
Richmond, July z7th 1859. ~
Notice.-The subscriber takes this occasion to
tnnl - - do and utrou ain
grateful appreciation of their past favors, and TO-
bespeak for the new concern continuance Of
attention 70 their Interests Our stock viii b
found at all times to be complete and We shall Of
s s s ssans as Saf sas fs
Ei' an and fshS aSssrn
D'ffss s eonss91 Of II !. s. GoobslAS CO..
5 de-, h Who p vii e:
', ,., y ',, =, -, 4: s siSPs5N.
Cs.Parsnership.
The undersigned have this day purchased OF J:
D. hs sa,5s j. ,ns . s and
. .nHs the 81 Ofs
recently occupied BY J. D. Goodman & Co. They
sSa e s sndans @ and
hope, by strict and prompt attention 20 business to
nerit and secure, not onf3 thSiI fns iol1xs, put
that of the public generally. 4. q MPS0N,
July 18th, 1859. d. L. MILLER.
IN retiring from the business OF J. d. GOODMAN
L CO., am pleased in the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons IN faithful ana emeienf
hands.
Tkaow Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. Mullins thorough.
". and therefore do most cordially fecolmsnd
saa ,s e as 4; s
NOTICE.-Ths subscribers have this day form
POITTAUX q BOTTG, for the sale Of ANTHRA-
CITE and CLOVER HILL, COAL. OAK an.
PINE WOOD, aud respectfully solicit the orders
q 'A''' ''''n'' 40 - I. s90lggleux,
RIcuNoxp. July u. -. UB-lus
CTON AGE. eTORAGEs-Ws have taken III
- large Worohoueo next door % Meee!s. CreA-
sh.E Co., sadafs Srs1aysd e StcTf 6Sffs "a e
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By f. b. Cook, Auct.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
9th 1852 shall proceed to sell, at public auction.
at the store recently occupied by the SAID Cock at
the corner of Main and 2lst streets, on WEpNE s-
A. NJ, the property conveyed to me by said deed.
consisting of Groceries, Store Fixtures: Furniture,
&c. Also, the key of the store recently occupied
by him.
TERNs-Cash, for all sums under fifty dollars
For sums of fifty dollars and over, negotiable
notes with satisfactory endorsers.
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, Trustee.
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Sailing of the Anglo-SaNOn.

MONTREAL. Aug. I2.-Thc steamship Anglo
Saxon sailed at half past Q O'Clock this morn
ing for Liverpool. She takes out SO passen-
gers. Weather calm.
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IMPORTATION OF PRECIOUS METALS INTO
FgASCE.-From an official return published
in the Moniteur, it appears that the total value
of the precious metals imported into France
in the six months ending June Both, was
fae,07a,0l4, and the total exports f13,0s0, 500,
showing an excess of &c go, Isl in the imports
over the exports. The value of the gold i'm
ported during the same period was Els, 500 Ss,
while the exports were only f3,g26, Az, leaving
a balance of imports of no less than ELI ,573613.
As to silver the imports were a ,569, 49, and
the exports 60 I5i 1855, the exports thus exceed
ing the imports by "a ,57i.623.
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A FRENCH CHARITY.--The French people
are among the most charitable in the world
Many of their institutions are founded on very
benevolent principles. and indicate n noble
spirit of sympathy for the unfortunate and
the poor. Some time since, a new eleemosy
nary institution was inaugurated at Paris
II consists of a large and elegant retreat, which
is intended for the residence of workmen con-
vaIescing from diseases of which they have
been cured in the city hospitals, but who re-
quire more or less Of time for perfect re-es-
Enlistment of their health. This new hos
pital is endowed with fifty acres of ground
laid off in walks and grass plots, and decorated
with fountains and running water. 1t has
long corridors for promenades during rainy
weather, and is in every way adapted TO the
recuperation of invalids able to move about
The initiative of this great establishment was
taken by the Emperor. The State pays the
greater part of the expense-the city the re-
mainder. About five hundred persons can be
received at once, and ii is computed that the
number of inyalids who will annually be re-
ceiyed will amount to six thousand
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THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
SutssE 80 TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish COFFINS Of
NIL sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances Of
all who feel disposed to bury their friends genteelly
SERvANTS' COFFINS of all sizes; aAO,
SHEETS, SHROUDS, &c, on hand, at the corner
Of Franklin and 18th streets
au 9-ImtI JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
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THE CHICAGO CoLLEGg.-The Professors in
the Presby terrain University at Chicago have
accepted Their salaries are $1,000 each. DR.
N. l.. Rice accepts the Professorship rendered
him, but declines for the resent the $1,000.
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MARBLE WORKS.
1N JACOB VINCENT.
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIANA AND AMER
TCAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS TOMRS HEAD PIECES &c.

OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9th and 9th streets. on Main, and ex
anime my work. which cannot he excelled by any
other establishment North South, which will
sell low any establishment in this city alse
where. je SIN
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TAMES D. BROWNIES

9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings, y Era DAHS, BALCO-
Vault and Cellar Doors, and every other KIND 81
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured Mt short notice.
EA Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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RUMoRED RETIREMENT OF THE ROTHs-
CHILDs-In the Paris correspondence OF the
Morning Star we find the following: THE
assurance given in financial circles of the ap-
preaching retirement of the Rothschilds has
created Il strange sensation. If the rumor
prove true not only Baron James, but both
the sons, Gustave and Alphonse would also
withdraw from business, the accounts of the
house in Paris be closed, and, in short, it
would exist no longer after the month of De-
cember The deplorable state in which Ma
thaniel Rothschild still remains, who, in the
flower of his age and strength, has been sud-
denly struck with paralysis, the uncertainty
OF financial operations in the present unsettled
state of Europe, have decided Baron James to
take this step, so it is said.''
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Sailing of the kaueurO,

Mailing OF thc halISHFoO'
New York, Aug. 12.-Ihe steamship Kan
CARGO sailed AT noon to-day for Liverpool,
:t20 Passengers and SsQ.OOO in specie.
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REVOLUTIONARY PENsIoNERs.-The follow
ing Is q list of revolutionary soldiers who are
supposed TO be alive and pensioners on the
rolls of the States of Missouri and Illinois,
with their ages, in 1889: Missonri-Jas. Barn-
ham, Green county, IS years; Illinois-Israel
Warner, Dn Page county, w years. Israel
Warner, although a native of Vermont, made
his application for his pension in 1899 from
Whitehall, New York. He enlisted in the con-
tinental line in 1870, for and during the war,
and belonged to a company of the Green
Mountain Vermont regiment, commanded by
his father, Col. Seth Warner.
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MR.. RAREY's EXHIBITION OF HoRsH-TAN-
ING IN LoNDoN.-Mr. Rarey is another Lon
don lion just now. His Saturday exhibitions
AT the Alhambra have been crowded by fash
ionable and cultivated audiences, comprising
most of the notables now in town. Demon
STATIONS of his system on Mr.. Rarey's sub
jects never fail, and involve just enough of
danger and uncertainty TO keep the spectators
in a pleasurable fiutter OF excitement-the Ia
dies occasionally being carried little further
to the verge of mysteries or faintlng. When
the huge cart stallion Cretingham Hero-the
murderer of mares and erusher of grooms-
on whom Mr.. Rarey operated on Saturday,
mt one point Of his lesson struck out his pom
derous hind hoof within an inch or two OF
Mr. Rarey's wary head there was shudder
ran even through the male portion of the au-
dience which filled two tiers of the Alham-
bra galleries, and one lady screamed aloud n
naire, "Oh, l wish you wouldn't" Cruiser
was exhibited, usual, as the first course OF
the entertainments, apparently as dociie as a
dog giving Mr.. Rarey his fore-hoof, oheying
the word of command being led about by
straw coming at call, &c. And yet fronit
nselia fdes il true of horses as OF men. This
apparently innocent creature had, on Friday,
only a day before-ali but bitten off the arm
of his groom, who now lies, suffering severe
ly from the wound, in St. Georges Hospital
Ii must be said, in fairness to MI Rarey, that
the horse had been for nearly five months sep
arated from his tanner, during the latter's abb
sence in the north of Europe.-London Letter,
.JHlg Is.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.--Files from Rio
Janeiro contain additional items of news from
South America Urquiza, at the latest adyices,
was continuing to concentrate troops on KOS
sario. The government of tho Confederation
had suppressed the duties which the goods OF
the Oriental republic formerly paid. 1t was
rumored that Pena, who recently returned
from special mission 10 Lopez would soon
be sent back to Paraguay. The Legislature
had been prorogued. Urquiza's fleet was nearly
fully armed and would soon be ready for sea.
From Buenos Ayres we learn that the army
had already reached the frontier, and the island
of Martin Garcia was fortified and held by
force of artillery and two hundred men. The
political emigrants from Chile, who had ar
rived at Mendoza, announce the defeat of the
rebels by the government forces near Serena
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1UrUxx DzYs.



EUMMITURE,. DAY GOODS AND GRO-
corner Main and Nh streets on III ESDxY morn,
ing next, the 10th inst. ccmsncius st 10 o'clcck
fSseSEI !, s,ssSrtpent Of Household and Kitchen
Dry GOODS several invoices nov and ds.i,.-
ms Goods good LOT Ready Msas Clothing Boots,
NGR0ccERsiiEss Nhiskey, Gin, Brandy. .so.,.
Candles, Sugar Coffee and Bacon; N,MW CissSs.
ADDlTIONAL.--ln new SEWING MACHINE.
au 70 ALEx. MOTT, Auct.
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE = 81
in CHESTERFIELD C0UNTY.-Ths under
signed trustee, appointed By deed Of trust. daily
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county dated the lsf January, 1885,
will proceed to sell, ut public auction. on THURS
DAY, the 18th Of September next, beginning at u
o'clock M. p the hishesf bidder. valuable FARM
side Of Manch ester and Falling Greek Turnpike,
about ave miles from toe town Of Manchester, and
containing q ACRES II adjoins the lands of
Chastain Cooke. Mrs. r. Horner, and others. Mr..
Martin. Who resides At present upon the place, will
take pleasure IN exhibiting It. Any further infor-
office Of BuIfoot 4 Friend, in Manchester.
chaser. CHAS. +. FRIEND, Trustee.
!. N Bat the request III J. H. Moody, will be Of
fered trsct Of Wood and Timbcred LAND, con-
ssfins Of 20 acres, ut the same time and place Of
the above sale, known a. "Langford's.''
au l5-7tawt15S
SHEklFF SALE.--Will Be sold, at the farm Of
18th inst. about 40 BUSHELS OF WHEAT. 10
satsiy an execution ia my hands in favor of John
Harold W.. the said Mary b. Scher1nchorn
Sale punctually q u o'slock. Terms cash.
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LANYARD FOR SALE IN LOUIsA.-0n
L TUESDAY, the 18th OF September next We
nable TANNERY, now in operation and IN good
repair. located in LOUISA county, on the Meehan-
cnnanctnx this business. being in . very wealthy
ncishborhoo1 and in half q mile OF . good srist
MI TrRMs made known on day Of sale.
au IO-dtl5S BAUUhAN q d." Lee.
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct.,
fOfice corner of 18th and Cary streets.1

On Onn FEET OF LUMBER FOR
SU.UUU SALE AT .AUCTION.-Will b sold,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, the 10th INST, com
mencing AT 10 O'Clock, on the Dock, opposite
Messrs Chas. T. Workman & Co.'s lumber house,
on account Of whom i msy ,csnMHeern' about ~ oo
TrpMsNFour months credit for approved me-
gotiable paper. THUS. W. nEEoEE.
an ii Aucttoucois
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DESCRIPTIONS. &c.

NOTICE.-H Having purchased of VIM. A. LEA
~ & co. their two HEARSES, two HORSES,
HARNESS and GQEFtNS l. the p ,s sg APP
to conduct the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS in all
its branches for CASH ONLY, from LIST August 1889.
au9-2w* JOHN NETTLES.
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+ FOUR VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, IN
THE PLAN OF BELVIDERE, AT AuCTIQN;-
DAY, the 18th inst, commencing at ~ O'clock p.
M very neat and comfortable Framed Dwelling,
inst completed. On Belyidere and Albemarle sts.,
in the plan OF Beyidere, and lately built BY Messrs
Bell l. Gibson II contains hvs rooms. with the
and well adapted for the accommodation Of small
sized family. The lot fronts about ~ feet. and
runs hack III feet.
Alter the sale Of the above, will BE- sold four VA
CAN'T LeTS adjoining. having the same front
and depth. A plat Of the property viii be exhibit
ed ut the sale.
TxkNs-One fourth cash; the remainder at I.
and II months. for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds.
aus JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Auct's.
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JAMES M. TAYLOR l. Sow, Aucts.
IHIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS AND As
NJ VAGA MT LOTS In THE TOWN OF GREEN

CyIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS AND As
T. VACANT LOTS IN THE TOWN OF GREEN
WILLIE, ON 9TH. 30TH AND 3lsT SrS., tUNI0N
HILL AT AuCTioN-We will sell, upon the
CONNIE ncing at AZ o'clock P. NJ. the following real
estate: LIST. Three houses and Lets 10Th street,
50 by no. to alley. I'd. One House and Lot ON 3oth
IS by 140. to an alley. . -,
The premises are of medium size, and supplied
with Kitchen, Stables, re-, a well Of Water on
each lot. and now renting at fair rents to good
tenants. -
After the sale of the above will be sold about IS
Building Lots. on the above named streets, having
more than the usual front and depth. The lots will
be divided to suit purchasers.
This sale affords an excellent opportunity TO per-
sons of moderate means to provide themselves with
a home, or lot for building purposes, st . reduced
price.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance At !, , and
years, for note bonds, with interest, payable
aus JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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VAN pnRT MsTn ar aiFcTJp pHOTn .n,,-
scrlbers, intending to concentrate their force at
their yard on Shockoe Hill, will sell, upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY. the 25th inst, commenc-
ing at O'Clock, p. NJ. the BRICK YARD on Os-
borne Turnpike. Port Mayo now in the occupancy
OF Mr.. George Turner.
There are four acres Of land attached to this yard
the clay of which is equal, # not superior, to any
Piled with Sheds, Quarters, and other conve-
nieuces.
To persons DESTROYS of engaging in the Brick
making business, a rare opportunity Is here pre-
ssnted for profitable investment.
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance at 8, II
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by . trust deed.
GLINN l. DAVIS.
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SAM'L w. HARWOOR,, n,rn.,
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE ms. co.
CAPITAL Sl0 0OO,O 600.
ANNUAL. INCOME S11o0 900.

The magnitude Of the husness Of the LIVEk-
POOL and LONDON INSURANCE CO. l. void
LIONS OF DOLLARS, with more than S6ool0q
invested in the UNITED SrATEs,) and the persenal
residents Of New York and are gentlemen Of con-
siderable Wealth. enable II to Offer the most uaex-
ampled security to the citizens Of Riehmond and
vicinity. 4.Hs
RISKS taken on favorable terms. All claiml
q loss. without DED UcTi0N FOR fNTEhE9T.
and not, il usual, sIxTY days afef pfesentstio1
Of proof CHAS. Z. WORTHAM,f A...s.
II. w. WYATT. Ats"Ss
an lO-5t 100 Main st., above the Post Oleo
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CI- M HINa

SPRING. IND siMMER. Il 00THiN0.
M Z. d. e BLING. s1.
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
will on and after th. dats isll his entire stock q
therefore. call at No. IDS Main street. and supDly
yourself with cool, fashionable and tasty suit, On
reasonable terms. 1910. 8 s.
CLOTHS. ,CAssIMERES and vEsTINGs al
ways On hand, to be made to order, and warranted
to 6t, au5-1m
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A LADY KiLLxp NJ THn CAas.-.A meat
painful accident occurred on Tuesday evening
on the New York Central Railroad, one mile
from the Newark station, ia Wayne county.
N ", which is thus described by the Roches.
ter Advertiser:
A Young man named Welcher, with three
sisters. all young ladies', was driving buggy
southwark over railroad track. When they
reached the road.crossing near the station.
they found stock train standing across the
road, and while waiting for the train TO pass
on. . passenger train which Mr.. Welcher had
not seen, and which had been standing upon a
side track, started westward.
As the stock train moved eastward and the
hindmost ear had got out of his way, MrWei-
cher drove forward to cross the track, when
his horse came suddenly against the engine Of
the passenger train. The engine struck the
horse, took of one Of his legs, and threw him
around In such way az to upset the buggy
The whole party OF four fell beside the cars or
under them; the eldest sister was run over and
killed, and but for one OF the men on the stock
train, who jumped from the train and drew
her aside, another sister would have shared
the same fate. The sister (Harriet) that was
killed was young woman. twenty-six years
Of age. Her body was terribly matilated-"
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TENNESSEE, and

KENTUCKY
stock Of GOODS not to he surpassed in EX
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS in this coun
try. Our assortment consists in part of
Embroideries, Laces, Dress Trimmings Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs. Cravats, Ties,
Suspenders. Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
soils, Brushes. Combs Buttons Hoop skirts, Per
fDneries and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &c.
An endless variety of Small Wares mere particu-
larry specified in our printed Catalogues.
"a Orders at all tinses promptly attended to.
ia 2S-ts
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HEAVY Loss.--The loss by the recent fire at
Cincinnati is ascertained to be $2o5,0o0, on
which the insurance is about Si00,OUO. The
Times, noticing the burning Of the whiskey,
says
aThe nremen had scarcely recovered from
the shock of this accident and were fairly at
work again, when another occurred. An i'm
mense lot OF liquor In barrels had been rolled
out of Boyle d Cos establishment into the
alley adjoining IL on the west. The wall fell
upon these barrels and crushed some of them.
The liquor thus loosened caught on fire, the
flames spread TO the other barrels, which,
smoihered under the bricks and rubbish, ex-
ploded with q terrific noise. Following the
explosion, rivulet of burning whiskey gush-
ed ont of the alley and run down the cutters.
1t was beautiful sight this almost torrent
of fire, rs ii rushed along the curb. II was
deemed harmless at first, but increased SO in
volume that stream of water was directed
upon it. 1t did no good"
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IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSES,

No. lz1. SYCAMORE ST., PErRRsBURG, Va
GILLIAN & DUNLOP.
We have in store well assorted stock of IRON
and STEEL, which we offer in lots to suit pur-
chasers, at the lowest prices.
English and best refined IRON-all sizes,
Swedes and Hammered IRON,
Wide Plough IRONS to 10 inches,
Nail Rods and Horse Shoe IRON-best brands
Band. Hoop, Oval and Half Round IRON,
STEEL-Cast. Blister, German, Round, Ma
chine and Spring. 80
Also, SHEET IRON.
Orders promptly filled in the shortest time.
~'''.~'
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Ed.
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had a white
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
L MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
GOO YEARS PATENTS,
BY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY,
CPKING SALES-lc39.

GPKING SALES-1s39.
THOMAS, HUGHES l. CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOEBERs,
{No.7 Pearl Street. Richmond, Virginia.l
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
STOCK of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS. which. added TO our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
of American Manufactures, enables US to offer to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
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VALUABLE VACANT Lot ON THE
S0iffFH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN

' SOUTH SIDE OF FKANKLIN, BETWEEN
aorM AND 2lsr STREETS, AT ACCTlON-By
will offer at public sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the sd day of AUGUST, commencns At
5 o'cloek in the afternoon, very valuable vacant
2Ist streets II fronts Is feet on Franklin street,
and runs back the usual depth.
co factory. Persons desiring TO secure such prop
erty would do well to attend this sale.
TKRMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 8, u and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by q trust deed.
aus JAS. Nd. TAYLOR son, Aucts.
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FTVRCSTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
i In execution of q deed OF trust from John Moss
and wife to the SUBSCRIBER dated the 9Th June 1855
and recorded in the Hastings Court of Richmond
shall procee ed TO sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF August commencing ut 5o'clock r. NJ, Lots
Nos IA, Is, is. II, Is and -, situated near the Pen
ming hack rs feet, and fronting 81 feet on street
rs feet vide ard running back rs feet.
TERMs-One third cash; the balance ut and
months fer negotiable notes, with interest, and Sc
'1' ~ - ''A JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auct's. ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-15

"a NOTlCE.-Loskfo r ROOMS g.
s ssns ~ sxSD les ssS Sss IA 10y
W NESS. a. he has fine assortment IL ~
articles in his line Of trade, to which g
calls the attention Of the public. - he s prepared
TO sell low Tor cash or to punctua customers. It
will he to the interest Of those in want of SAD
RLERY 70 give him call and satlsf{ Yourself th,t
orders promptly attended to. -REPAIKfNG done
at short notice. D. r. GHOOM4.
au IL lms Richmond, Va,