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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10
M1scm.LANnoUs.
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SIxTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
op rMx
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
PROMOTION OF fPHs MEcHANIc ARTS.

RICHMOND, VA.
The SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS fNSTiTUTEs viii
open IN the new and spacious Hall on OH street.
on v WEDNESDAY,, the ipTH OF OCTOBER. and
faetyrers, Art,ats. Inventors. and all others both
~ virginia and in all the other States OF this
Union to avail themselves Of the opportuni.7 thus
Afforded % display sheir tAste ingenuity and skill
IN the collection abont tn he exhibited
ne Halls OF the Institute are % arranged that
oepoy!tors VIII have ample accommodations to dia-
PAY ,theIr Goods TO the hest advantage. The Ma
EHlNERY DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from everf other where MOTIVE POWER viii
NOT es required; and pains will be spared to
h's machinery.
:, The LADIES are especially invited to continue
then iavors TO the lnsttute; for without liberal
snare Of their handiwork. the Exhibition would be
shofn OF one OF It's most attractive features.
Az articles deposited for competition will be
carefully chased and competent pc sons will
DC rapPointed JUDGES, to determine their merits.
:. ihe Premiums to be awarded will be money
Is eqatrdltnf, in sums varying from So To &1o0
ror second and third class articles, Diplomas
Certificates Of Merit
The Hall will be open for the reception of arti-
cies on MONDAY, the 9TH OF OCTOBER, and
sooGs intended for competition VI ID be received IN
III MONDAY. the l6ru OF OCTOBER.
Any information in reference to the details Of
ing VIM. FORBES,
y-Sw Chm Of Exhibition f,an,u,ftaa
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E,G.gg.NIMEEn oE FL h : r rs 4 AN op
fk5oR aS s0eT RHIe aHHRMk 81 fo Hs sALE Al
AUCTION. = At tne. resue.t Of DR.. Jno. b HArvie.
s ell e ss :. "a s
portion Of the valuable landed estate Owned by
hum oe q 4 a !, 4. Ts9s oas
Of Harve and Carter streets near the residence
Of 1; II Dance, ESQ. 2ndly; The hsndsome seusre
~ A.sand and Msn
seasr. y Eoda 4egEs. .t :n' soasSsssis.n
the re.tsncs Of Mr. Thos. s snd others others
lthls That eli hle square, with oak trees thereon,
EsHT hcR e .ss re :" es sn
Esq, the west. bounded. also. by Dover street.
HsTvie street, and another street not named. sth.
ACRES opposite 70 the cIark's Sprins properly.
and adoiBins the Reservoir and the lands OF said
9Th; That handsome square containing THREE
ACRES, adnining the residence of Mr.. Andrews,
dere streets 7th. The adioini. SQUARE e THREE
ACRES, bounded b, Cherry: Cnlvert. Belvidcre
and Gp9ssrlsqa ,tssets ssh The sdlonin square
6 and Dover ssrss e
squares will be sold entlre or divided into build
b BEST Ps land Re 81 sas
the location &c: Whether reference BE had 70 the
beautiful situation of the FOREGOING Real Estate,
its nearness to the western limits of Richmond. or
the superior natural fertility Of the soil il is be-
iieyed that no more desirable unimproved Real Es-
tate has been offered at auction for many years
past.
and under $1,000 one-f fourth cash; balance at g. IL
and IS months All sums over 81 600, one fourth
cash; balance at II. Is and "a months, in either
case, for negot'abe notes, interest added, secured
by trust Decd ,e q tlsle Seiane sprpsox go
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CABELL NOISE,
No: ls2, MAIN STREET, LyScHBusG, Va.

J. R0RABACK ...........P RoPRIEreR,
J. s. KYLE MANAGER
beg leave TO announce To their friends and the
puhlic generally. that the :" G A b f l. - Is now
open. II has been extensively furnished, and will
bs conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects
Inc location has been conceded to be the best In
tue city, beng in the very centre Of business, on
ne business street. within few mnutes' walk OF
the depots, warehouses, banks, &c.
AGENTS have been appointed IN the princlpai
cities on the seaboard to forward delicacss As they
APPEAR.
With ample means to conduct the business. the
proprietor aatters himself that, with the manage
nent 81 Capt KYLE. the standard OF Hotels will be
raised IN Lynchburg.
"A, 0mnibaxses. Baggage Wagons and Porters
eth De a. the depots and boat landings, to convey
passengers 1" and from the house. au z-dlm
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Special dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch

EfNcHRtkts. VA. September e.--Thc loco
motive Arkansas, exploded her boiler this
morning on the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail-
road, near Shawsviiie, dreadfully inluring
William Arlington, the engineer, and the fire.
man. 1t is reported that the injuries have
proved fatal. The engine was a new one.
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The massachusetts Militia Eucampmr Mt.
BosToN. Sept. s,--tien. Wool arrived in this
city last night. lie will inspect the Govern
rnent forfifications in the vicinity to-day, and
visit the Encampment at Concord tomorrow
Both branches OF the Legislature will also
visit the Encampment to- morrow.
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ARREST OF CorSTERFEITERs-T eoun-
feririters were lately arrested in San Antonio
Texas, IN whose possession We're found the
dies for the manu- facture of s., 81 so and 81
pieces. Also about $4,000 worth of drafts,
supposed to be genuine, and which IL was
thought had been stolen from the mails.
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Ern,n Xashinxtnn.

WASHINGTON, Sept. a--Ex Congressman,
Hughes, Of Indiana, IL is said, has been tender
cd ,he Commissionership OF Patents, but will
proaseiy decline.
The Cabinet to-day, considered the San
Juan leland question. No serious difficulty
with England is apprebended.
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s4s5 prizes amounting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . o.
Whole Tickets ) 10; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 81
Eighths II 25.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from to $1,000, spending with
hose numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper are enclrcled with small TIN tubes.
and placed in one wheel.
The first i57 Prizes similarly printed and enclr-
cled, are placed IN another wheel.
TIE wheels are then reyohved, and number is
drawn from tie wheel of Numbers, and ut the same
uiue 4 Prfze IS drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and ex-
hiplted TO the audience. and registered by the Com
nssloners, the Prize beine placed a-ainst the mum
Der drawn. The operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation PRIzKs.-The two precedine
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first seven Prizes VIII be entitled to the rs
Approximation Prizes, according to the scheme
For example: If Ticket Number 1880 draws the
$50 coo Prize those Tickets numbered ll2iS, 1929,
1881 ll252, viii each be entitled 10 500 If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 prize, those Tickets nun
bered 54S, 549. 55l 552 will each be entitled to $500
anf on o FFs fna e the bSye Sehse Nv
last b,ure OF the Number that draws the $50 i4sI
Prize. For example II the Number dra raw Ui the
where tie Number ends in will be entitled to $40
Il ths Number ends with number 2 then all the
tied to SO, and so on 100.
HA- Rememi'er that every Prize is drawn and
payable without deduction.
ia The Managers Printed Certificates of Pack
axes of 10 Tickets viii be sold at the following
Certificate Of Package OF 70 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half 49,. 40
4" F." {" :. 10 10 RR isS,6 :. e 70
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN any
figure they may dess nate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers lmIiedlatey after the drawing.
In future our Single Number Lotteries viii draw
every Saturday throug bout the year.
Oar Three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates in the
ehOve Schemes to
W00D, EDDY 4 Co, Augusta, Ga.
Or WOOD. EDDY d Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY & Co, Wilmington. Del.
pA list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount OF the Prze that each
drawing in the following papers :-Aufusta Consti-
tutonalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette
Richmond tVal Dispatch, Paulding lMiss.D Cla-
riou. and New York Times.
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- RANAWAY-e10 REWAAU-Ffomth the
T. subseriler. about the middle q ssRtswner.
Rl85A NEGRO NAN. n.nedd ~ ~ H: i,LEI @
.ison- about q or s. years old ofdluAH siees
bacon collar has one tooth out in ifonf: - ses
viii par the above reward az ye3oo for his dsllv-
cry at Inmnkins jail. in kichMena. Any ln MOL
and can IS addressed 10 HcetlApd Mock. HALIFAX
county, N. G. h, WkATHEHcbEE.
al 1A-lms
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LOTTERIES.
sparta ACADEMY LOTTERIES.

- AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF 6RoRGfA.l
TO BE URaRN At A 10 USTA, GEORGIA.
TO THE PLBLdC.-As the members. OF our
hrui have. bs WAY OF purchase, become the own
ers Of the Grants chartered by the States of Della
ware, Kentucky Missouri, and part of those In
Georgia. under the MANAGEMENT OF Nessrs GREG
DRY M.CRy. Of Wllmlng ton, Delaware. we nave
deemed II eNpedIent 20 chanse the name OF our
hrm alter January Ist 1859. IA that of WOOD,
EDDY & Co, who Will have the management of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others as
above named.
We nave endeavored to transact all our business
with integrity, and We can assure the public that
tue patronage heretofore bestowed on us Is wen
desefvins of being transferred to our successors;
WOOD. EDDY ( co, Nerv respecti1ily,
SAMUEL SWAN Il co.
NEW AND S?LEADJD SCHE ME.
The following scheme viii be drawn b. WOOD,
EDDY l. CO., SUCCESSORS TO $. SWAN 4 Co, y Man
a~ers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, oil
ueor.la al Augusta, IN pubic, RS follows:
Class 80 Will 10 drawn on SATURDAY, sept Bro, 10y
h..
Class "a - - :" " - Hth, 1859
Class IS g 80 e" Gath, 1859
To az DRAWN or TIRE PLAN OF SINGLE NuMBEks
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGETG-FlVE PRIZ ES-50,000 TICKETS.
Nearly OHs Prizs 10 ererg NtHs Tickstsi
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DRY GOODS, cARPETINo, &c.

RICH, FANCY AND Oh OiCE STAPLE
We are now prepared to exhibit our Fall pur-
'hf ExT EMF ELEGANCE AND VARIETY.
'a Having X an aENsTTKEL NEW STOCK, our Gus
sSmsn sn al ssss
MOST TASTEFU L DESIGNS. and we are conf
dent sa h eshe n Exan Nossea or sS
f'snG md II eSs. Tkh Is
Rs fns ass 81 q e aaoS
s.s:I s. ISB ss; Soo s s.s oSsass
ELEGANT two and four FIounced SILK ROBES.
RsS vEfd GSss HlPEHHFssf Sstk
s Efa cd cSo msfSso P sh
All coors and Black GRos s bEPsoM.
cSs and rr B. sseb Sk AND
B%sk fRs & II vsib. r sSs aasss
Black Rept Corded and Mournins SILKS.
Rich bd EsFis Printed CASHMERE FLoUNcED
sups5o High colored FRENCH MousLAINE
PlaId S sjk So 1pd b1 Wq0 VELOUR DE PARIS
Rich s6 Ghln'z colored Printed FRENCH MERI-
E EsySHI F R6sSa poPLrNs.
chsss and
pisid, s5Tlpsfd spd Bay sders VALEHTIAs;
5 BsfF fpS SfFii bf boEsh SSAsaEREs
Eles ant VELVET, PLUSH and SILK,,VESTINGS.
TWEEDS, CASSlMERES, &C., for Boys wear.
A complete assortment of Silk, Wool and Cotton
HOSIERY 70, Ladies: Misses and Gents; and all
"ui'''' Jo gu ms BEST KID GLOVES.
Daily receiving NEW GOODS, which we will be
pleased to show at al W tinTfKsi & rrckLEN,
ses-lw 15s Main st., square below the Banks.
U,ALL TRADE.
+ SAM'L M. PRICE & co.
Areno receiving by every steamer and packet,
'ns'f F + A ss9fI AND n STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Of the very latest importatlons Among which may
ELEGANT two and four S floun sss SILK ROBES
s Bay adore PoiPh / t'' '-''
P Pis,a Printed 81 81 LANES
E ksss ds H N6TEE
yALGNiSi AS pisip and aa gay y,ss.
Poll DE CHEVRES
English PRINTS and GINGHAMs
Mourning GOODS of evory variety.
N''S Silk ' and 4 Velvet Vel yi VESTiNGs
CLOTHS ard CASSlMERES, in great variety
All of which they will sell as low as can be
bought in this or any other market; 90
SC SITS SAM'L NJ. PRICE &c co.
CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.
We respectfully invite residents Of and visitors to-
the CITY 70 EXAMINE this Sc ason our stock OF CAR
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any have before offered, and which we
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms. No. IS Main street.
Giving our individual attention to this business,
and importing larse portion OF our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers. We are enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, at rr,ess to,9er
than can otherwise ordinarily be afforded. in the
folowinz description of goods, viz:
CARPETlNGS:
VELVET,
rApf Fza Eh5g.gs
VENETIAN,
With full assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, PIANO AND TABLE
C CIoTHs s s1eaf s RoDs 2e nAi
CURTAIN GOODS, tour stock and assortment OF
which ls unsurpassed in any house in Virginia:)
D DAMAsK.
DELAINES,
TURKEY RED, &C.,
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.
Having exclusively in our employ an experienced
and competent upholsterer. we are prepared, when
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IN ryiK4eaa EEos xE14 AqssKFls .5!'
Law here 4 c,sl.sk, in Tie nofnins on MON
Passengers are requested to b on board in rood
Tickets secured a. our Office or on board the ship
PASSAGE TO New York. fstate-fucm included,j
%; meals extra. Sseernes psss.ss %.
ing meals and ats-roem. and GOOD b. any Of the
~ &C. e ssSd shs1 ssod.
Frsisht for Boston win ne forwarded directly on,
s moderate rates Of freight and With The greatest
sEhwEekkLgYA LE iNEMsSxE;a.IIEs,,
EsTFEAMBoaT coMPaNY RAt fhs
steamer l LvIDER 2 c.gsain WlLLlan w.
and up to the hour of II o'clock NJ, SATURDAY,
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore, at lowest
rates, with greatest dispatch.
e will gssss q e eo.,d o,s the
Tiekets procured either at our Office in the Slip,
b hr%f q 4 Wn r. ctks
lk3E TUESDAY AND \ shTn IiAi i. The
, 5 - No. Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt,
ssT fiS 70 ssssi f IT, at
e.; ;.' 4s'Ft iss:is:
Freght for Boston, via Philadelphia, BY steam.
at still further reduced rates. and with great dis
patch. se9 -2t
- FOR NEW ORLEANS-FIRsT VEs-
SRE6isElTRhe superior fsstsalng schooner
eased, win sail with all possible dispatch. For
0a's sf. o. Freight ap BbKFID WIN. cuRRrE
a R t9 SS AND NF NEW ' FORK f Faux
800 Ers The superior, fast sailing schooner
of her cargo engaged and going board, will have
aass dispatch For f bAVb WIZ e trHgky
AsN FOR BOSTON FIRST VESSEL
Ehs cap. gfess
bosfd viii have quick dispatch For basnc s OF
ses DAVID 4 VIM. cURRrE..
ans .ssq HsD eaS and fast
- having the greater portion Of her cargo
apply tn B. e.
Sc S-5t
rs FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T The good
"a schI; THREE SISTERS, Capt KEEsE,
F 4eeht apply fs to VIII" B. Cold 9ssne Co.
80 BENZ. VANDIV Err, Captain HsNRY
M the r eae Bosn of
balance of Freight apply to.
Sc SIT W. b. COLQUITT K CO.
~ FOR BREMEN.-The ship HELENE,
Ell Capt. +. BRUNKEN, will load for the above
@ssEss port. For balance of freight. amply to
au 3l-2w+ ED. WIN. De VOSS & co.
s% TO VISITORS AT VIRGINIA
4tEEN SPRINGS, GOING TO NEW YORK.
.s1z7sEf=s CHEA PEST AND PLEASANTEST
LINE.-PeIsons intending to go from the Virgins
Springs to New York are informed that the UNI
TED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS YORK
TOWN, JAMESTOWN and ROANOKE leave
Richmond THREE TIMES week, for New York:
the YORKTOWN every MONDAY morning, at 6
o'clock; JAMESTOWN every TUESDAY after
DAY afternoon. at O'Clock. Passage to ~ York
including state room, So. These steamships are
| very large and commodious and their accommoda
tinns eaual In ELS. Meals 80 cts.
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hang ed Tor city pTOpeTtY. Apply to
RAWLINGS & HOLIDAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
an 2-ts Richmond, Va.

jfe FOR SALE-A small FARM of one hundred
HYt Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
A- Mechanicsville Turnpike, about six and a hall
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neghbor
hood, and in the immediate vicinity of one more
churches. The improvements consist of a DWELL
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
ings, all of which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
It will be sold for one fourth cash the balance
on credit of one. two and three years with inter-
est. Possession given immediately. Ppply to
jy8--ts $50 Broad street, Richmond
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(yARPETINGS --GARPETINGS. = CHRIS
~ TIAN q LATHRoP are nov receiving 3 large
INGRAM. THREE-PLY, HEMP and VENI-
TAN cARPETINGS; also, RpEs, Door Mats,
fully invite the attention of al in want Of tho
above gouds. CHRISTIAN LATHkOP.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Aucts.
CUGAR AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
y On WEDNESDAY. the l4th inst, commencing
at II O'clock. We will sell, at our office
$40 hhds PORTO RICO and NEW ORLEANS 81
GAR, ranging from fair to strictly cnoice quail
N hSds. MysCoYADo MOLASSES.
l06 bills prime quality N. O.. MOLASsES.
TERMs:-Under 500, cash; over $io0, months'
credit for approved negotiable paper. -,
~ Sale without regard to weather. and viii
commence at II o'clock, precisely, TO enable deal
ara 10 attend Messrs. Crenshaw & Co.'S CARO- sale
Of Coffee. DUNLOP, M0NCURE CO.,
SD Auctioneers.
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s@ TO VISITORS AT VIRGINIA
SPRINGS. GOINi TO NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

sae DESIRABLEFA NJ of 101 ACR ES. In
%HENRICO COUNTY, q Nj LIES NORTH OF
~ RICHMOND. HALF MILE EAST OF THE
FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE.-We are authorized by Mr..
located as above, adjoining the lands OF Mrs.
Lownes and others. 1t contains lelaeres, of which
about half is cleared balance in original growth OF
oak and PINE The buildings on the place are all
new. consisting of Dwelling with three rooms, a
Kitchen, Barns, Corn House, &c. To effect a
speedy sale, real estate In Richmond or young ne
sroes will be taken IN exchange, it will be sold
on long credit, bearing interest. Apply To
Sc 3-2w GODDIN N APPERSON, Aucts.
Scxs FOR SALE. IA small TRACT OF LAND.
EHHk on the New Bridge Road, three miles east of
< the City of Richmond known as Auburn
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. DIR. Christian, Dr..
acres, and is, situated in pleasant and desirable
nels hborhood; 1t has upon it Z very good Dwell
LING HODSE, containing or ~ rooms, with a
sufficiency OF wood and water. The soil is preduc
tive, and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
of grain, grass, &c., and would make most deSl-
rabIe vegetable garden. 1t is highly susceptible Of
improvements, and by. the ludicious use of lime
and guano, can be made a desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the of these manures
on other lands in the ne ghborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately, on lib
eral and accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed for city gropeIty: Apply to
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
an Pts Richmond, Va.
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RUNAwAYs.

- RANAWAX Faem the subser,bey, on
ACol. VIM P. Winfree II Chesterfield county.
N He is about n or d vedrB of age, 3 feet or
gerbread color quite prominent nose, and when
spoken to bends little forward and speaks low.
about the city. or in tile neighborhood Of his mas
ter's farm. We will give five dollars for his de-
livery to US, and all expenses paid.
Sc 6-Gt SMITH 4 McCURDEY.
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SHE1.r.ss SAnE y yi': 3 81 g = 3f
yAe = s. 800 ~ aas re a. ssi|s
hsr, Is. & q Co.. III ssieg u ~ o,y s.
s ~
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

IL BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public, we return
rlhny cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the Kindness We hay received 1T their hands, and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to pc
initiated Sept. /. 1859, viii receive the same en-
eourasement that OR previous Efforts and labors
10 sccohfin,Tate guests nave met Win.
Nessrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS r.. BALLARD
are the ProprietQrs Of the Establishment,
and each one pied -es himself 10 do what the com
demand.
We desire 10 keep and maintain, what our H.
eense calls for, n FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We
promise to use renewed exertons to render the
Enlistment rs con fortable as possible. With po-
llte sSen'si ara ready, prompt and attentive ser
faction TO the travelling public.
N. B.-A prevlors card long since published -
counterfeit the influence OF bsseless rurloT, is
suihc'ent proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since itx publication, we
Than heretoi re. Al rumors as to closure, or IN
Tended closure, We desire our friends to notice
ia!se and sfTahgsrs, intending to VISIT us, as wiilin
iilsrepTGS6ntntlons It's
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COAL, COKE. &c,

(OAL.-cL0VER Hill, and AETHRECITE
~ SOAi. and CoKE-HAIL COAL, of the best
aasi'ty' at " per load. For sale By
- . NJ. d. WHITING,
sc It's Near she Petersburg Depot.
{ okE. COAL AND ANTHRACITE..-Th
yetas al corner Of 10th street and Basin and 9Th
shn psfo, Wiils,e constantly supplied during the
ssa 70 NH, wish SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
ai n1lhA LII and BiTuMINoUs. COAL, which
.ne city and suburbs. The prices of Coke dnring
sebsr,ntanef VII W a. follows Soft Lump. S41s;
nv. nsai, - se Hard Coke $40. Anthracits and
an Sits jE0. J. wERrH. Assnt.
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BY Alex. Nett Auci.

COCR FINE sADDLE AND HARNRas
ton. at 9. L. Eafnest Stable. on SATURDAY,
Sept losh sSmmsaIc,1ss I. & esq., t0H5 RI
HORSES, from . to years old, warranted ssnnd
and to work WE'LL and particularly adapted 10 lam
ALSo-ons BUGGY and two WAGONS. sad
SEQ ALEX. MOTT, Asot.
EURNIfURE. DRY GOODS. SCI. WI -
! cold At auction. At nv store. on SATURDAY
MORNING next. the 10th instant, eQmIneKeig n
10 ,o,c,ock 4 larse lot second hand FURNITUGb.
DRY GOODS.-A general assortment OF DoAeou-
able Goods. Lsrse lot Ready made Clothfns,
Boots Shoes Hats. &c.
hiskey, Gin. Brandy. Wines,
Chewing Tobacco.
Aiso-Larse lot crocksry; Wsys;, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10
BOARDING.

IIYGEIA HOfEL.-Persons returning from
IL the SPRINGS Will find this establishment open
until the FIRST OF November
Passengers leaving Richmo1d in the morning,
reach the Hygea at o ciook Z. NJ. the Richmond
steamers connecting with the Coffee" which
ytirs re -iIlarly between Norfolk and Old Point
sc 5-2w JOS. 5EGAR, Proprietor.