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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15

BY Alex. Mott. Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, &c. ..will b
: sold at auction; at my store. corner Main and
18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock. a rocd IN
second hand Furniture. 49, ~
pEf OOpS.-Seyeral invoices ssssouabls
serve. Fine assortment Ready Made Ciothing:
Boots Shoes, II ats, Caps and Bonnets.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Gin, Brandy, Wines
sugar, Coffee. Soap. Candies, TO-; . hhds Side Bs-
con. 10000 Cigars.
self ATEy N0TsT At
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COAL, COKE, &c.

COAL.-CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and C0KE-HAIL COAL, Of the beet
quality, at - per load For sale by
M. d. WHITING,
sel-ts Near the Petersburg Depot.
yoke. COAL AND ANTHRACITE.s.The
~ yards at corner of 10th street and Basin and 9th
and Byrd, will he constantly supplied during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACtTE and BITUMfNoUS. COAL, which
WI, Wi IN future be promptly delivered 70 ~ psrts q
September will be rs follows: Soft Lump. eafE
Soft Hail. $780, Hard Coke $3.50. Anthracite and
Bitumnous at current rates.
au Sits JNO, J. WERTH, AGENT.
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N1t1 IA iiyERAdpMdFs EXX 2hIR ncHEscH NJ
Der ~, Id1e. q u O'Clock. NJ. q vsiuahls r
i Zee g Ancvs: No. oyned Sn6 oec9vaed u ~
James Z. Jones' Ihne. q. Tufnef. enI etSeess Tke
tract eonsaInF - ssres Of Which ebout - aeses
balance 10 we'll aet - ene timber. IL Sua3dinss g
tho place are ccmtortaele. ard su6!eisns O. he
use q the psce. Issy are ~ u gcod sepaars. TIE
healthy. S.
Pesssasien given 6rss day az Jasuasy next, NJ
bio Tho EuFckasef 10 seed : cr0p OF whenE TIA
rEnce win ise skawH 10 any one disppsed 10 PAP
TKrNs accommodating aud lpnsle known ~ The
day Of sale. GcpOIN = -APPEkSON,
aeo Aoeeao9ee1A
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IN subscriber. shout the middle of September.
Hls5s, a NEGRO MAN, named WILEY, OF
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called Wiley Gran
.SA~ison-about "a or rs years old ordinary size,
bacon color ; has one tooth out IN 'front.' lie for
merry belongcd to Dr. Anderson, of Amelia county.
I viii pay the above reward of 500 for his deliv
cry at Lumpkin's jail, IN Richmond. Any inior
nation concerning him will be thankfully received,
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck. Halifax
county, N. c. 3. WliATHERSBEE.
2f-lm*
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CTORE.FIxTUREs ron sALE..con..
- sistInr IN part Of two large WlNnGWH eRd
CAeINGS, SHELVES. SASH. COUNTERS, &C
Any one in want Of the above. can get narsain
q U-ts No. ~, Main street.
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The Democratic Convention in New York.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Sept. 1.-Two Conven-
lions met to-day in the same hail. After rows
nnd fights, the Sof,s withdrew. leaving the
Hards In possession. The latter appointed
The regular committees and adjourned. The
Softs then met again.
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CAM'L p. HAYES L SON,

~ DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
full supply constantly on hand ol Ned and
White Ash EGG" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories, and White Ash
Lump for foundry use.
COAL
INVARIABLY
Fairbanks Platform Scales ct our ysrd. Orders
sent through the Post Office left ct the yard, 1Skh
street. southside of the Dock, win receive prompt
attention. je@m
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T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF TIN.
L WARE. &C.. AT AUCTION by virtue of
Jr.. duly recorded in the Office of the HASTINGS
Court in the city Of Richmond. ! shall proceed to
sell ut the store of eald VIM Watts. Jr, on Broad,
between I'd and 4h streets. on DAY. 10th inst,
at IL O'Clock, the entire stock of TIN WARE. &C..
contained in said store embracing large variety
OF articles usualiy found ~ ~ store re; r
Sale conducted by E. 3. Cook. Auct'r. sells
I AED-BEAI THU FAkM-aI2 ACR ES.
l. shall sell, at pubic auction. unless sold pri,
81 O'clock. the farm on WHICH | reside, called
s.Forrest Grove" ia Chesterfield county, on the
Manchester and Coal-Pit Turnpike, (which 10 now
. free road.l about two miles from the city Of
Richmond. and of which . beautiful visw!s had
About 20 acres are cleared and in fond f.. pro,
susceptible Of the HIGHEST Improvement. There
is enoush wood the balance TO pay for the place
The Buildings, which ars new. are situated IN
beautiful grove of oaks. covering ons acre.j ard
consist Of Dwelling, 2ox50, with4 rooms art3
passaees and q Kitchen and Laundry. both built
of brick in = substantial and neat manner covered
with tin. The Negro House. Dairy smoke House,
House. &c., de-, are situated . little out Of the
This place needs only to be seen to be admired
Tbs expenditure Of . few hundred dollars, in dec
orations. would make 1t one Of the most desirable
places around the city. The health of the place il
neghborhoOd nnexceptonabie. / will take plea
sure in showing the lands to any one wishing to
view.
Terms LIBERAL and made known ON the day OF
sale. HEZ. @. ARCHER.
Sale to b conducted by E. B. Cook, Aaetioneer.
fk4aH
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- RANAWAY--trom James j. Dornin' I

k[Y factory. IN the city of Richmond. on or about
ktthe 10Th day of June. a negro man named
~ NELSON, belonging to the estate OF Chas-
.ssketaia Hancock, deed. The said negro is about
IS years OF age, about feet 10 inches high light
bfown color, straight and well made A liberal re-
ward viii he paid for his delivery to me at Ches-
terhe Id Coal Mines, in Mr. Tate's jail in Rich
mond. w. q. CLARKE,
sc 2-dlw&cw3ws Admir- of C.. Hancock,
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BOARDING.
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND

X
IL BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. We return
many CORDIAL thanks to generous patrons for
the kindness We have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, TO %
initiated Sept. /, 1859, will receive tho same en-
conrasement that previous efforts and iabers
to accommodate guests have met with.
e Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now the PToprietors of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself TO do what the COM
demand
We desire te keep and maintain, what our Ii
sense calls Tor, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
adjustment as comfortable possible. With po-
iite agents. and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavof to afford conplete salts
ihction to the travelling public.
N. b--A previous card, long since published to
coYnterect the influence of a baseless ruinor, 10
suifc'ent proof that our establishment has never
oeen closed, and that. since its publication, We
tnan heretoforc- All rumors to closure, or in
Tended closure, we desire friends to notice a
nseand STRANGERS, intendingsto visit u.s. as vilIful
misrepresentation So IGta
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HITY OLE RIcHNnNp. TO wIT.-At


y Court of Hastings, held for the said city, at
nj the Court House, on Monday, the 18th day OF
September, 1853
MhRMADUKE JOHNSON this day rendered to
the Court his resignation as Attorney for the Com
Inonweaith for the Circuit Court of this City,
which resignation IS accepted. And the Court
thereupon order an election to be held on THURS
Day the 22d day of this present month, to fill the
Vaeanc> occasoncd BY SAID resignation. And the
Court appoint Joseph BrummeIl, A. +. Picot, r. A
Smith. John J. Wilson. and y. i. Hill. Commits
sloners Of SAID election for Jefferson lst Ward
the same 10 he held at the First Market and 10 lie
conducted by John NJ. Francisco; and they an
point " ,liIam W Crump. James II. Grant George
whitfield, Robert X. HnwIson; and Georae W
tndo pb, Commissioners Of said election for NJ al
sOn, 2d, W ard. the tn be held ut the City
lia i, and ia be conducted by Thomas L. Dudley
sBd they appoint Thomas !. Evans. Geor.o X.
cfutchheld, Thomas Barham, William w. Tim
h"rake. and Thomas NJ, Jones. Commissioners Of
sad election Tor Monroe. or 3d, Ward the same to
te held at Lacy scarpcnters shop, on Broad street,
between LIST and Foushee streets, and 10 he
dncted by James l.. BRAY. And 1t i. ordered that
copy oi this order he published in the Richmond
'Ilspatch until the das Of election.
Copy-Teste: RO. HOWARD. Cl'k.
n obedience To the above order of Court. an
election will be held At the time and places therein
mentioned. and the polls will he opened Mt each
place al sunrise on that day.
THOMAS L. nI-DT.FY
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BY f. Il. Cook, Auct.

SUPERIOR STOCK AT AUCTION.-On
- SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, will sell.
at the large lot in of the Central Railroad De-
pot, one pair of sorrel HORSES, 5 feet 5 inches
high, stylish and good drivers. years DID, perfect
" sound and gentle, work well IN single or double
harness; one thorough bred Bailey Pey ton HORSE,
6 years old a No. Harness and Saddle ANIMAL one
very superior BAY MARE, years old, an eleg CANT
family animal. ALSO,
Three large, young, we'll MULES. wears
old one most excellent TOP BUGGY and HAIR
NESS. ALSO.
Several superior MICH COWS and CALVES.
sells +. B. COOK, Auct.
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NEW Music! NEW MUsIC!,
=. FALL TRADE. 1859. ..MERcHANT

~ FALL TRADE. 1N39. --MEKCHANI
>&A TAlLORlNG.-The .nh.cr iber has Just re
IA ceivcd from New } ork and the other North
RH ern cities, = large and we'll selected stock Of
--lA- CLOTHS. CASSI MERES. VELVET. SILK,
SATIN and other VESfiNGS. which he will make
up to order, in the best and most fashionable
style. al greatly reduced pricest
He keeps constantly on hand handsome assert
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING and gentle
mems FURNISHING GOODS, to which he invites
the attention of all who wish to purchase superior
articles at the lowest prices Give Min a call. at
his new store. on Main street. in the MANSION
HOUSE building, where his friends and the public
will always fnd him ready to serve them.
B. BEECHER, SO Main at.
HANDS WANTED to work on fine custom coats
and pants. 7-dlm*
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~ THE FAST LINE oF sTr ar N6SSTTu GS
NWE HI, u . sITgREET HoR SALE
G0DDIN { APPERsoN, Auets.
L 10 BE soLD AT AUCTION.

On Thu RSDAY MORNING. Sent 18th
IN the Easement of GEO. NJ. VESTS Bookstors
naie 70 commence At 10 o'clock. Arlopeef the
BOOKS are the Works Of Lord Boil broke. Bscon.
burke: swift Calhoun, Clay, Webaser and Frnnk
un. Ciarendon's History of the Rebeil,oa the
Tafce and rare PRODUCTIONS Of John Tasler. 81
SIa,ctinei Liie OF Pinckney: the Prose Wrsfs of
Milton. Campbell, Dryden; Ruaseils Modern I'm
rope Dews Digest; Dickens Work.: WAveriv
Novels, vols. &c. Nc. Catalogues win be rcsdy
.ne DAY seiore the sale. Some Of these Books are
"a Counsnmcnts Of Libraries are so,,cited Ear
my rec ulsr sales this season "a IN
TRuST SALE OF VALUABLE FAR n
in CHESTERFIELD C0UNTY.-The under-
signed trustee, appointed by deed Of truat dniv
recorded in the Clerks Office Of tho County CONT
OF Chesterfield county, dated the Isl January lss1
Will proceed to sell. at public auction, on Thurs,
DAY, the 18th OF September next, bexi nninr A. II
o'clock NJ. to the highest bidder, valuable Arm
known ss Garter Moody's." situated on The porth
SIDE OF Manchester and Falling Greek Turnpike,
apout hve miles from tSe town of Manchester and
CONTAINING u ACRES. II adjeins the lands Of
Shastan Cooke. Mrs. r. Homer. aud others. Mr..
Martln who resides at present upon tho place. will
take pleasure IN exhibiting IT. Any further infcr-
meton WIN be afOgded by the unde rsigned At the
ONCE OIL burfoot 4 Friend. in Manchester,
chaser. CHAS r ERJENn re p~'-
N b AT the request Of J. H. Moody, viii be Of
teredA tract OF Wood and Timbered LAND con.
sisting Of 20 acres, Mt the same time and piane Of
au I5-2tawtI5S
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RUNAwAYs.

a RuNAWAY.-Coplmi to the Jail Of
C7Y Chesterfield county, on the 18th day OF Au-
HAgnst last, . runaway. negro man, calling
- himself DAvY BROWN, and SAYS he be-
.x.k.longs to 4 Mrs. Harrison, OF Brunswick conr-
ty. Va The said negro is 8 feet lob inches high,
pair al MACY mere nants and dark ~ ssmers
freck coat. black hnttons with brass rims around
them, The owner Of the said slave is requested TO
come forward and prove property, or he will be
de alt with according To Law. 3. O. DUtAL,
Ne l4-6w Tailor Chesterfield Couuty Va
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TALL AND WINTER
A general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY

FALL AND WINTER ~ coon.
= STAT STATE si'1 AND 1f2scY a,.
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
sc ls-7m No. Is. lAfh street.
NEW FALL GOODS. AT NO. - MAIN ST.
All tns Sf sasaa sse and Rss.n.
The best Collars Is cents in the city Shaker Hats
noods Raehs s w style. Flower. and
hons; Qaiiisd Ribbons and Princes, in every shade
Ths Ss,
~l,-a Nearly opposite 81. Charles Hotel.
FALL rk EAM'E M. PRICE . co.
Are now receiving by every steamer and packet,
their F + a s,Set ANp STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Of the very latest importations. Among which NAV
Elegant two and four Flounced silk ROBES
Rich Brocade and Bay adere SILKS
s sss.d;1s Poif T i's'' variety
s sia1s PRINTED s. s. LANES
k k.ss IL S S5Ifs
TTfhkk 6Gf R B.ip sna ae Ss. .s:
Tourauise CLOTHS. all colors
ELI Eo.Ii. IF Pf fHfETHs .aa erNeHAMs
Mourning GOODS Of every variety.
Also a large lot of beautiful
CLOTHS and CAsSIMERES, in great variety.
All of which they will sell ~ low as can be
sss-ts 49, sAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 CO.
CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.
We respectfully invite residents Of and visitors to-
fF 1s TS cnRTAiN MATERiAIS, &C. Which
han W have hpforn offered. and which
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms, No. 95 Main street
Giving our individual attention TO this business,
and importing a large portion OF our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, we are enabled at
IL han , een otsrnts. ordinaTS Be- aeorded ths
l2llfT'Rf fisNiss;?'''n oil goods VIZ;
A BkttssELs.
1AffTf HRhk.PLY,.
VENETIAN,
With b, a full assortment of RUGS, POOR MATS,
CIoTHs,. Stair RODS, &c. '' ' :" :" .
CURTAIN GOODS, our stock and assortment of
Wntcn sunsuTpassed IN any house IN FlTslnl3:)
DANAsk BiElArsEs,
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of various qualities and
patterns, from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Havin: exclusively IN our employ an experienced
and competent upholsterer, we are prepared. whom
desired, to md Ike up Curtains in the latest styles.
Carpets IN the best manner, to hang Window
Sn AIDES, cut and put down Floor Oil-Cloth. &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
au 2-d2mw5tf IS Main street.
CARPETINGS! -CARPETINGS. In
- GRAIN, THREE-PLY, TAPESTRY, BRUS
Sells, VELVET, BOOKINGS, FELT CLOTHS,
RUGS, DOOR MATS, &c, &c.
BR E DEN 4 FOX,
BROAD STREET,
are receiving. THIS DAY, Monday, 10Th August,
the LAR GEsT and MOST ATTRACTIVE assort
ment of CARPETINGS ever yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrangements to keep our
Carpet Department constantly supplied with the
newest and most desirable styles. Our constant
attention shall be given to this branch of our bust
ness, and 10y adding the Inducemcnt of 3 large and
we'll assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale of
prices, We hope to increase our sales In this De.
partment very larsely.
BREEDEN & FOX, 2l7 Broad 1t.
P.S.-We have ENGAGED the services of UPHOL-
STERERS, who will be prepared to cut and lay
down Carpets for us at shortest notice. au 29 lmif
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by i HUJs " MefkFc. AuCIss
(Offics corner of 18th and Cary strests)
CROCK OF GROCERIES FOR SALE AT
~ AUCTION.-Willb be sold on MONDAY MORN
ING next, Sept. 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, ut
the store OF NJ r. L. Sale, Cary, between l4th
and 18th streets, opposite Mr.. P. Rahms Foundry,
all of his stock of Groceries. &c.
sel4 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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II violation in Costa Riea.. prexiden, Mar.
Banished.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE North Star. from
Aspinwa!l, has arrived.
A revolution had broken ont in Costa Rtca
President Mora. and Gems. Mora aud Camoa
had been banished. The former has arrived
in this city. DIR. Montenegro had been chosen
Provisional President
SECOND pIsPATcH.l
The revolution was bloodiess Mora was
s!ezed by the soldiers of the garrison. in his
dwelling, without any premonitiop, and hur-
RED on board the steamer q uat cmala at Pun
"a Arenas, and the "revolu ton" WAS over be-
fore the people Were aware OF it's existence
lie was compelled 10 write TO the Command
ers OF troops At other places, counselling nou-
resistance; but the Commander in .Chisfof the
army declared that he would attempt to re-
store Mora. Nicaragua has promised to as
sist him, and ii was thought Guatemala
would do so likewise.
Sir Gore Ousiey had offered Mora the pro-
lection OF The English flag
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European Intelligence.
Northern Narkets.-fBr TsLKGRAPH1

NEW YORK, Sept. i4--iU p. Mo signs We
4 the Persia, now due from Liverpool.
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1910 FALL TRADE.
1853.

The subscriber takes pleasure to inform his eoun
try CUSTOMERS and the city trade in general thnt be
100 boxes Layer Bunch Raisins; 100 bags Soft Al
monds 100 do. various Nuts; 800 Jars and fancy
boxes Prunes; 100 doz. assorted Pickles; 70 dog.
dog French Mustard; 100 boxes Italian Meccaroni
and Vermlceili 900 boxes u and u boxes sardipss;
1000 boxes Gum Drops. various flayors; 800 various
French Candies; 80 cases pure Olive Oil; 70 csses
MsIselies OIL; 10000 various grades Cixara; ~
Seedless Raisins; 900 lbs Currants 81 dos. pure
Brandy and Port Wine, for medical purposes; 100
boxes Con 20boxes Rock Candy; go lbs Jujubs
merous to mention.
Als3, msnufactuEe daily, . large amount Of
DOU BLE-REFINED CANDY, made from the
best Crushed Sugars.
The attention q purchasers Of the above Goods
- respectfully called They will find il to their in
.erest. MY prices are equally as cheap a. tho
Northern markets.. All ssk il . call.
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits and
Double Refined Cands ManniacfnraI.
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FIJI TsaAiRs5S ~ xa4is*nolzaALs szclu.
SWELL WORD ! wEleIeER. ..-

sg ~ issets; AZ a,s 1890 49, 49,
sesrsd IN saie. Their 0oo1a haHe been uoQ0H1r
HIsS RSSY. 1hs ssss z! s:sn 8. ,.S - q fYfK
MeseSsass Of viyslsia. NsrA casss.s - -
aeseee are invits1 - eyAmsne ~ 4s9eS S,s
ssinsd 10 elsf sesAi iedseenstate - ~
!. ~ x!5 81 4 = 's;alsss. 80, i.
RHAlN PL0W6.-Ike saheesleet 49, -
~ speetfaiiy inf114 M RI m sS7a a.
keSf ynategjalo and WogkmAneAip- fsaSS
Persons IN vast az sheee Plews. VII ~
d,s. s . 4 $4,000. e''.s' -. tog1r.
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EW ELY AT AcCTIoN:-on FRIDAY !;
will sell at auction, 100 sets of Jewery-Cameo,
Lava, Mosaic, and PLAIN: also, Rings, Sleeve But
tons, Studs. Also, lot of ivory handle Table
Knives, together with sundry other art icles,
* K CAIiTH0RN.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Aact.

FTKCSIE L SALE UF II q q > T. AND
1 LOT, IN RICHM0ND.-By virtue of a deed
of trust from Jno. w. Jewett and wife, to the I'M
dersisned. and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
and by consent Of parties, shall proceed to sell at
public auction, the LOT OF GROUND, named in
said deed. lying between Jackson end Duva streets.
fronting on I'd street 81 feet, and running back 1870
feet to an alley: The improvements consist of
ed for a store,l with kitchen and other necessary
buildings, and enclosed by substantial plank
fence.
TERMs.-Cash, as TO all the expenses of execut-
ing this trust, and the OF S47025, due the 9th
day of July last; credit until the 7th day of April
executing negotiable note, and giving deed of
trust on the property to secure the same; and for
the balance cash. The sale will take place on the
premises, on TUESDAY, 9th of September, at
O'Clock P. M. R. CAUTION,
B al
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- specially informs the citizens of Richmond
that he is prepared To clean out rear houses sinks
and other places of deposit, and thoroughly lime
them, ON the most reasonable tern and in a man
ner not IN the least offensive to the premises on
which he may work. His wagon is so constructed
as To be AIR and water ght.
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayors Office
and at the drug store of Millspaugh & Johnston.
one door from corner 18th and Main streets and all
orders LETT in them will be promptly attended to.
se ISM X, H. ALLEN.
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u FARM. CONTAINING ACRES, IN Due
Walls ApnITI0N, ABOUT HALE A VILE
E fBR F0 9F HRRANGh l. TAx Az
on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist Sept. 1859, on the
premises, commencing at 4 o'clock. p. NJ. the very
valuable and highly improved FARM, located as
above now. and for many years past. in the oceu-
pancy of Mr.. Joseph Fulcher. II has for many
wears been cultivated as Market Garden, and the
Land now is in high state of Improvement The
Dwelling contains rooms, and there Is q good
Kitchen, Stable, Well of fine Water, and the neigh
borhood good.
TERMS made known at the hour Of sale.
sel3 G0DDIN d APPERSON, Aucts.
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PIANOS, &c.

, , 20 erh fl b@ EsAnf: l f$R
IVY ~ iIISHER. STATIoNER and d EALER IN
MUSIC. PIANO F0RTES, &c. No. "a, Main ST.,
Richmond, Va. would respectfully invite the at
tention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS to his un-
nsqai1s large aud general assortment of BOOKS,
Tr!AiN PAPERS. ENVELOPES, MUSIC. STA
IioAERI together with general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
einbracing as coinglete an assortment as can he
io1nd n AM one Wholesale BOOK ESTAB-
az far and as liberal
H. " only ask an examination of our stock
from buyers, knowing that can supply their
wants our line. to their entire satisfaction both
ar to prices and quality of goods. Sc l32awlm
PIANO FOR SALE.--A Rosewood
SSf;SyT case PIANO, made by KNABE 4 Co, Bal
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Sc l0-lw' Main, between 9th and 10th SITS.
NJ NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!!-
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SHE WAS FAIRRR THAN THE BLOSSOMS.
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A large collection of NEW MUSIC Just received
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