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A cyAALLrrAABkItaE, LIZ tAim IN ,HENRlG0
cT S9 81 fH p0sf ANb 6 6S AR9y f FF FbE
GAIT John + SoGNG,s. CONTAINING 10
ACRES At PUBLlG AUcTl99NNo J XII sqIl At
next fair day thereafter that very valuable farm
dred and seventy acres of land. about one hundred
OF which are cleared and produces, we'll OF corn,
the raising of vegetables or grapes. The wood
land IS wei set in pine and cedar. The improve
seven rooms, kitchen. oYerseers house negro
quarters, barn. stable, &c, all in perfect order
large apple orchard on the premises and well of
pure water IN the yard. The location is proyerbial
churches, and good mill The farm is very sus-
ceptble of Il division. and will he sold as whole
can be purchased very 10 privately til DAY of sale
which. If sold, due notice will lie given. The
purchase, b. Mr.. Bernard, who lives on the farm,
ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer,
oc21 Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
COMMISSIONERS AND
y TORS SAI.F.-By virtue of decree of the
CIRCUIT Court Of He9reG county il certain suit
teri and Others" made on the Ist day Of Noveni.
ber 1859, the underssned as Commissioner, win
1859. upon the premises, to sell all the REAL rs,
TAT of Dr. Ino. =. Mettert. deceased $ tnatedin
Virginia. adjoninl the lands Of benjamin F. Dew.
known as Malvern Hills; of Mary Pickett and
len, known as Curtis Neck ! of John West, Dr.
James Carter. and DR.. +. H. fondexter. contain
ng about four hundred and thirty five acres, more
or less.
The terms of sale will beOne-third part cash;
the balance in two equal instruments, ut and 2
wears, from The day Of sale, hearin{ interest from
that da for which the purchaser shall execute his
NEGOTIABLE notes, ard the title shall be retained un-
til the purchase moneH is fully paid and q convey
ance ordered by the Court.
After the saIa of the land. on the said 9th day of
December 1889, and at the same place will he sold
ALL the SLAVES OF the said DR.. John II Aettert,
deceased, about thirt, In number Tbe Slaves Will
be sold for cash.
There will also he sold at the same time and
place. seven Mules one Horse. 2D0harrels OF Corn
two or three head of Cattle Carts Wa ns. Farm
IN Utensils ddar Shucks, Straw, &c: Kitchen
FurniM re. and all other PERSONAL property of the
said Dr. john Fl. Nettert, not already sold.
The terms Of sale of the last named articles will
be cash. for all Sums not exesefne So; tnr All
Sums over that amoant. cTe1lt of six months. the
purchaser giving a bond, with approved security.
JAS ". BiNFORD,
ne Elm Cnni'r and Adal'r.
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GOLD ANbSII- YER WATCHES,
COZ n ga .fNg

J1PnRTAN ~ 1.l1 s.i,a ~ ORY SALE
i -Sl5 900 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT aUC-
TIoN, AT NO 81 MAIN STREET.,CoMMEN
ING TUESDAY EVtNiNG, NOV sTH. AND
CONTtNEIhG tINTn. THE ENTIRE STOCK
is DISPOSED OF every day Mt A. NJ. and
P. NJ. and IN The evening; The stock conf
prises the largest assortment OF DRY GOODS ever
offered auction in tins city, consisting in part OF
French Broad Cloths. Dceskins, Cassnieres,
Tweeds, Nattaets, Kentucky Jeans, Vestings,
Handkerchiefs. Gents Shawls, several cases of
Understands and Drawers.
SHAWL S.-Frenrh Broachae Shawls. long and
square; French Empire End Bay State shawls sil
wool long ard square do scotch flads, Cash
mere Thihet, Wool Stellas. Printed Cashmere and
Lima Shawls; Cloaks, and three cases Of Bian-
kets.
DRESS GOODS Black and Fancy Silks. Pop
Inns; French Merinoes; plaid and plain; French
Cashmeres, Wool Paids. Scotch Gala Plaids. Co
burgs, Parmettas, Deaines, 6inghanis, Prints'
Mnslns &c.
LINENS Double Satin Damssk Table Clcths,
al sizes and patterps; Napkins; poiiy's psin
Linen; fine and extra Brown Linen Ciothsj extra
fine sheeting and Toweling; Gents and Ladles'
Linen Handkerchiefs, Hosiery. &c. Marseilies
Connterpanes, Lancaster Quilts, Sheeting, &c.-
And, in fact. everything usually found IN q hrst-
class Dry Goods Store
Ladies' are respectfully invited to attend. esf
HA- All Goods warranted ms represented.
J. IL. DIGGES, Auct.
VIM. nj. CAULEY, AGENT, DOb-ta
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BY Thos. w. heespe. Auct.,
(Office corner 18th and Cary streets.)
STUDY YOUR OWN INTER- EST

STUDY YOUR Own 5n,d INT ,EbsEasT, ESD
makes one of the most complete DRY GOODS
EeSSnt v IN 1et Of BRocADED SILK ROBES
''Tuanon." the latest sly lie out at less than cost
Elsean a's Sill ROBES, SILK Velvet FLoUNcEs,
Fancy SILKS for Dresses, new styles aud worry
Splendid All Wool Paris printed DELAINES. in
Robes and plain Dresses, at greatly reduced
poul de Chevers Wool PLAID SILK PoPLfNs,
and every variety Of Dress Goods now worn.
French and Enslish MERINoES, all colors, at
ct "oS Ps'l And SHAWL DEPARTMENT-Co Com
pete in every grade, at lo~err prices than same
''' KFRs II u LINsEY AND BLANEET DE,
PARTMEN Mt Contains the best stock o. Servants
Goods ot the most ayorite makes. at prices that
'1 ctiif0fTR hfPARTMETzz Has a COMPLETE stock
TEAMS and YES IiNGS. adapted Tor Gentlemen
and Ros wfaf s sTes' and ida Mil be sad
eraIl, under their value. An early cal solcl
at ths pcrulsr Down Town H9q: 81 F Tfs nosEs
oc 2l-21w3w Air hEO Soo6..
y CLOTHING -DARRAcoTP, HARRIS \
co have now in store, aud shall be reeeivifg al
q r. III hcs P baqe s' aver
fered. Their Clothing is cut larse ano ,nlt, arg
made in the most durable nanneF and VIII &c c se,u
NJ
vince all in want that it viii be SAVING b9th 81
money and trouble 10 buy OF us We nave Clnth-
ing for farm hands. drivers, factory; anu ah'I.
room servants. OF every Grade and price, consiist
Ing Of COATS PANTS VESTS, and SHIFTS;
also. country knit SOCKS larse and heavy. te7
aether with BOYS CLOTHING OF all s.zss. frerl
to Is years old These in want are invited 20 eau
early and should they prefeflt all Nesfo tlathtns
can he laid aside until they want thenl. losaes
trouble and money. and procure really sood anu
'''''' ' pARRAUoTT, HARRIs& co.
No IL Main rect.
Successors to MERCHANT, WEisleER Col
NEW CROP FIGs.-Best Turkey and Fine
~ Figs, in whole, half and quarter boxes also,
cheap Figs new crop only 10 cents per pound by
the box. Just received and for sale by
LOUIS j. B0SSiEUX. No. 60 Main st.
EXTRA EAGLE PRINCIPE CIGARS
IA % op3 extra Eagle aud other fine i'm orted
Principe Cigars also, imitatian. just received
and for sale by LOUIS ], BosSIEUx.
No 50 Main street
COILD's PATENT MORTIC MA.
NJ CHIMES, and Harvey's Patent Boring Ma
CLARKsoN + ANDERSON.
No. 100. Main street.
ElREt boxes No Gold Chip
i freshly imported and for sale low at
JUAN PiZZiNI'S. No. l2S Main street.
. TONS Swede and American Horse Shoe Nail
- Rods, superior quality. for sale By
no MAKE GOOD BUCKWHEAT CAKES,
use sempie's Infallible Baking Powder. For
sale By all Druggists ana orocers.
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sse RAILROAD LANDS tGR SALE ON
EIR LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
~A~ OF iNTEREST.-The Hannibal and st. 10
seph Railroad Company having over 800 600 AC RES
OF LAND, lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted, by Act OF Congress. to aid in the con-
structlon OF their Road, offer the principal portion
The greater part of these Lands are within six
and all within fifteen, miles of the Rairead which
Is now completed and open for throu ghont its
entire length, LOG miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the salubriy Of
its climate, the fertility of its SOIL and the extent
of it's mineral resources
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner Fl. & ST. Jo r. n,
HANsIBAL, Mo, June l4th, 1859.
iy 2I-aS
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ExECUTOR'S eALEOF Real. rSTarr
BY sames IA. Taylor 4 Son, Auct's.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
ST A fvElssso ~ AZ PROPERTY; CONSISTING OF
FARMING lMPLEM ENTs, &C.. At A TIC
VII sell IT the Falls Plantaton, on James River,
mond on TUESDAY, the 9Th DAY cf Decen. R
ance Of the REaI az F ST. ar, eTfloes A NJ the bal
sstate. containing 34i1a acres of valuable LAND
rs follows: ls5 acres Of highly improved farming
IN woods. lying on the petersbar" Rairo,d. within
one nisie 2i the town Of NJ incbesier a large por-
Wharf Pro ner IS nnayliy Too,led also valuable
town t gu terminus of the Danvle Railroad to the
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and @
uiactqrins establishments. "i'' mon
sold A9a IT. Il oeoof NJ e. The SANE DAY viii be
b9ss, G,ris Men, Women and Children. u
went, twenty four superior Mich COWS ofthe most
OXEN. and a6ont 50 HOGS. "a ii'h' YOKE oil
pero anmss' eq HoR ssf vel broke
large variety Of ,FARMifNsG IMPLEMENTS
cbins n part OF Portable ThrSshng Ma
| wagons, Cats and Gear. '0'' No.
about About 600 barrels of Corn, a large quantity
OF fall and winter Vegetables su'"''s
| iERMs OF LIE as follows For the real estata
balance at 2 and wears; Tor ali Sums Of X , ,n1
ana ander so o q cash, the balance at / 2 3.
cash, the balance atl2 B. 4 and Year" the pr
chasers 10 execute negotiable notes with tnterest
ADDED payahe semi annually and secured BY trust
4
| property. sums Of 500 and under CASH over : ion
| mont s credit Tor approved NEGOTIABLE notes
| with interest added. SAINT MARY
| Executor of JOS NJ ark, decd
JAS w. Ia WOW q SON. 9uct =. oe II
| TNRlSTEI'> SAIL OF NtAL ESTATE.
| =! ON lENABLE, NEAR CLAY STRhET-By
virtue of deed oil trust executed to the under,
| sie ned bs Martha Southworth. bearing dafe The
18th day of June, 1856. and of record in the Clerk
Office OF the Court OF Hustings OF the Civ nl
Richmond, for the benefit of Cornelius Crew al the
| request Of the sad beneficiary. | shall exrose t.
I 81 N a 3tSf al of -.
| comnencine at o clock. 7. NJ. the pronert, con
| vey ed IN sad deed, and described as follows -
certain piece or parcel of LAND with the BUILD
lNGS and improvements thereon, called lhe Red,
House, lXInE and being IN the city OF Richmond
| and bounded on the North By Venahie street, 81
the South by the property of James Shells estate
| and on the East by an alley running from Venabl
to or LAY street, ia the SAID ty being lots Nos
! and 2 Of McConle's plan, OF record in the Rcl,
mond Hustin2s Court, and being the same tv-
lots Of lang, conveyed to the sad Martha South
worth by Thcs, Cowles by his deed bearing dat
| nth day of June, 1879. and of record 50 above
TERMs-Made known day OF sale
PETER ]. CREW, Trustee,
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SoN, Aucts. nos
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RUNAWAYE,


IA S1OO REWARD.-Ran away from the
GssS Ballard House, ABOUT the ist of Nov negro
ENman named CARTER HILL, u years OF axe,
"a brown color. about feet inches high, has
.-sscaTeess, staggering gait whe n walking hold
Ing his head little to side; he has false front
teeth, pat IN pivot. He has r mother and rela-
tions living near Orange Court House. I will give
the above reward for his apprehension and delivery
10 me. or confinement In any place OF security
where can get him. DAVID NJ. LEA.
no9-d&wts
"a S25 REWARD. - The above reward
c. will be paid te any who viii apprehend
EAand commit 10 Jail negro boy THOM AS,
~ who ran of ahont the 18TH ct May last from
-1-AsMr. GEORGE u. Barwood. of Richmond, TO
whom he hired. He i8 about IS years old,
slender form, low forehead. brown skim speaks
quick when spoken to. and has been accustomed to
work il a tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was en- canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
Z. B JONES,
Admir- of Saml Peasants decd
Rapld-Ann Station, CuIpeper Co. oc It's
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FRAMED BUILDING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETW FEN Cru AND TIN
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will bs
sold at auction, the premises. on TUESDAY.
the 18th November, 1852, at o'clock, p NJ, the
FRAMED BUILDING formerly used and occu-
pied by Mr.. Lewis Msus, rs paint shop, located
above the same to be removed by the lst OF De-
cember, 1859 TERMs- Cash.
no 10 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auct's.
GALE or TORN. FODDER. SIUCkS,
- AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
Will he sold on MONDAY, I4th inst, at IL o'clock.
st the farm on Charles City road. occupied by
MIR. Beni. jenkins. about 20 barrels Corn, lot of
Fodder, Shucks, Potatoes. Cabba4 e, &c; Cart and
Harness, one Horse. one Cow, all the Farming InI-.
PIGMENTS, &c. Terms ut sale
nolO GODDlN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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<3x&E TowN. For NAhwWsHlp JAMES-
EoANoKE, CAPT. Coucm. win l..rs
Tickets and Bertha secured q x, tas ilth inst
board the ship. o''Ves or on
Passage 20 New loTk, Meals and State room -.
ter, SO. Steerase passnge IS 80 s"u Win-
Passsse TO Norfolk, same A. BY the river boats
offs O'clock, z. NJ, unless sufcicncy 10 ressssv vus
prior To that hour. ~"
to-day. ~
Freight for Boston vail he forwarded hirectly an.
at moderate rates of freight and with the
dispatch. IUDbAM & WATSON
fllAS
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eN~ CHANGE OF HOUR AT
g Z - s,srzSs SSTARTTNG TO PORTSMOUTH
sssssss=1.sssss Nd NORFOLK, AND REDft-
TIon or "A RE.--The GLEN COVE and CUR
It's PECK will on and after Monday next, 3rd of
in SUNDAYS excepted at 61s O'Clock. precisely
the Glen Cove leavinS every Monday, "Wednesday
ana FRIDAY mornings. and the Curtis Peek every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS. and
both boats rotum each alternate days. touching at
ali the rec U lar landinss Eoing and returning.
PASSAGE for the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point. 81.
q.
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T,o COUNTRY MERcHANTs AND the

rRabs GENEh aEiiAfI have sH speds an ~
snd S With several very extensive hsss II
sell to country merchants the following Goods, At
New foak prices ,i, Flss, qgansss, Almonds Rails.
-c,troR, Ginger, Cocoon Nuts. pemsstic and ie,gcis
of every variety My plan of business 10 cash or .
credit mot exceeding , ss,, da,s n Which Inc
connection with other adyanta~es, ayes nc the
iaet, Of ss,lins Seeds ?, p,,se. hich esanct fail
the Goods aud leafn their prices, assuring them il
will be to their interest e e gossrrrx
Five-stors Building. No - Main st.
f'O-PARTNEKSsfIP NOTICE. The IN
x dersigned have formed a eo-partnsrship. dated
TER, HARRIS ( HORNER, and have taken the
store. No. -: west Man street fefmeyly oecopied
% Su Msss' e Sa ans seIeei soSw oF Hssh
MAsE d TAsiF ne fE9sSgsaTo o GpsTIosK
NC GLASS s. CLOCKS. Sc
TIER pnFeha hasias teen rsae for cnfh. they
a,sf u viii nc, fail 10 psas@ sid sespscsIuis
solicit cali from country merchants. cit3 dealers
Aps n 1ss srsas PRINGs AxLEs AID
THOROUGH BOXES on hand, ,ea~...
;. ,,..,m I. ! !. l lSslEssa|ss.
4 ind pn the zsns d chu,es iii. $50 y.e.niy.
IL GROCERIES. and shall eoatinae 60 seer sn
had artsss Of ne ss, gesl,s a, s ss :. e. e:
carso ssIes and IN NostNesn cities, ans desergsn-
ed 10 sell thes. IS cheap ii NOT eheases shsn teey
can - larchsssd daMn Tow r." ~ ~, ss,s ~;
Of her bono ed SIMS. ,-..l 80.
Be sure e eall :, The r,sht psss 80, Ia n. n
n g.~6eods delivered to customers e ,:s.ess-
-. :. : sT.. - " y. fsas.a,p< r. su,ta
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by Kent, Paine Il Co.. Auct'rs.

ARGE SALE OF FRESH DRY G00DS
L. AT AUCTiON.-On WI On ESDAH. the 1871,
INST commencing at 10 clock. we will sell: at oar
auction roops. a large assortment OF FRESH and
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS. comprising = great
variety of and choice styl les, suited to the CITY
retail trade.
CUT GOODS, among which many valuable
Goods.
amount, four months credit. for approved paper.
no 10 KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Auct's.
THIGH sONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
II on FRIDAY. the 18th day OF November, 1859,
at 10 O'Clock. NJ, at the High Constanes Office,
a lo' OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FCRNI-
TURE, consisting of ono Mahogany Sofa, Centre
Table and Cover. one Carpet, one Grover & Ba-
ker's Sewing Machine. 6 Windsor Chairs Bed
sreads Washstands, 2 Pillows, Feather Beds.
Ladies Saddle Cane seat Rocking Chair. / Bis
cult Machine, Waiter. Lamp, ac., to satisfy dis
TFRMs-Cash F. BUTLER.
no I0-tds II. G. C. r.
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ExcELsiOR! EXCELsIOR!! EXCEL
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

FIRST PREMIUM,
at the State Agricultural Society FAR over all com
petitors. This is the t+th premium that these cele
brated and unexceled Machines have taken. We
manufacture TEN DIFFERENT sTYLEs, and our
sales have reached the enormous number OF 900.
SINGERS FAMILY AND PLANTATION MA
CHINE. at 500 is CAPABLE of doing al kinds of
work-6ue and coarse Nj. A. STEARNS.
Oc paw 2l9 Main St., Richmond, Va.
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WATCHES AND
FINE JEWELRY.

TINE JE w ELL 4,
AT AUCTION.
:, VIII be sold-commepc.ns TUESDAY evening,
Noy :, at 2. M, and continue every morning at
III A NJ, aud evening att =. M until the entire
stock is disposed nfthe LARGEST stock of
II 7 A " q " IS,
GOLD SNDSII YER " ATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS.
AND FINE JEWtLRT,
Ever offered in Richmond. The above stock wAa
bon hi expressly for the retail trade and was
stopped here In frdHSftR. and Will he sold by
sent oi parties To the hi hest bidder.
The stock consists IN pat of Sold Hunting Eng.
hsh Levers; ChTonnmeteLs, double tuners; Diamond
Set and knameled Watches; also, large assort-
ment al Silver open face and Hunting Watches;
6old Vest Guard Chateaine AID Necklace Chains;
Etruscan, Coral Lava Cameo Mosaic. Gold
Stone. tlorentine and Fnameled Sets 10 INST h;
also. Iockeis Pens, Pencils, Studs, Sleeve But
tons and Gold Thlmhles, and other articles kept in
a first-ctass jeweiTy store.
The goods are all of new and elegant patterns.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
] IL. DIGGES, Auct'r.
J. F. CoNANT. Receiver
S. Merchants Will find this coed opportunity
to purchase.
Ladies are invited to call and examine the stock
during the day. rs the GOODS wilt be sold at less
than manufacturers prices, at private sale.
no S-ts
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~e<cse U. =. VI. STEAMSHIP YORK
49, T0WN.-The YORKTOWN. Captain
->saaEssss RRlsH,wi,l hence forward leave Rich
mond at4 O'Clock, p. NJ, on Mondays. The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows. viz
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at4,
The Jam ESTQWN on Tuesday afternoon at 4.
The ROANOKE on FRIDAY afternoon alta.
for New York. via City Point, Norfolk and Ports
mouth lse Z9-tsl LUDLAM & WATSON.
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IN lrnr~ ..ss-.ss q
l4lt AZ NJ 0F F00E4T LAND IN
RIvEnN g ~ ~ kENT COUNTY, on THE YORX
MoNn Tsibi nrysAD. - MILES FROM kiCH
wa arc w E AZ the request al the owner
Messr. "a Back Gre +, .eiIoiplnr the lands Of
ieadfng e.., ana w od sard. aid on tha road
DRY. TiNE ~ q III sEfcwth q OAK. HiCK-
living near. viii shor Ell ,ls q; Miles Tnnstall,
The lerms ~ sn" na.,a,. -,
eral AMY 10 f"' ~ my e Ieimarksn,y lib
no s-tt oNDO.N hrfEhSUN,
- Anets.
W$asSLtABLE LAND FOR MALE
q n fs III sale privately, large and vanable
h.s,CI ot LAND, situated in Pttasiyania
a 49, k'Eat o4e mile and half from Danvijia
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IF Nov,
ION.
|orunr OF
- at 10
|rIsnd II
|ipai SITS.
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1910 HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
1898. NABLE .CLOTHING-F A J. l.
GOODS The suhscrib,r has just received ms
stock of FALL. CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article IN
the Clothin2 line. -
Also stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, Vest
ings and Tailors' TRIMMINGS. not 10 be surpassed
by an, house in the city, which he is prepared to
make to measure at the shortest notice, and III the
latest and most approved styles, -
L. B. SPENCE,
No 100, cor. Main and 18th SITS.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
II BALLARD HOUSE
In presenting this card to the public we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness we have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS to 10
initiated Sept. l, 1859, will receive the same en-
courasement that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN 2. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
the PTopretors of the Establishment
and each one pledges himself to do what the com
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand
We desire To keep and maintain, what our H.
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertiops to render the es
tablishment as comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents; and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
n. B.-A previous card, long since published TO
counteract the influence of haseless rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication. We
have been in better condition To entertain visitors
than heretofore. AL rumors as to closure or in
tended closure, We desire jrieadS to notice as
ta Sc and strangers, intending to yisitu us, wifui
misrepresentation. Sc It's
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>f.S.ah SPECIAL NOTICE. The YORK
aTESN TOWN having been temporarily with
S~Sa-S1ES drawn from the line between here and
New York. the day OF departure Of the Roanoke
from New York has been changed. The James
town and Roanoke will leave New York as follows,
JAMESTOWN on SATURDAY. ats P. NJ.
ROANOKE on WEDNESDAY, at 7. NJ.
RETUsNGNG-T They will leave Richmond as fol-
lows, viz:
JAMESTOWN on TUESDAY at4p.M.
ROANOKE on FRIDAY. at P. NJ.
I'M 4 Ii 4 " AINSON
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CETY SCAyENGER.-rhe undersigned re-
~ spectfu!ly informs the oIJizens of Richmond
that he is prepared to clean out houses sinks
and other places of deposit, and thoroug hly lime
them, on the most reasonable tie rms and in man
ner not in the least offensive to the premises on
which he may work. His wagon is so constructed
as to he air and water-tight.
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayors Office,
and at the drug store of Millspaugh & Johnston,
one door from 18th and Main streets, and all
orders left in them will be promptly attended to.
au l5-3m II II. ALLEN.
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DARRAUoTT, HARRIS 4 co.

NEW CROP FIGS.-Best Turkey and Fine
~ Figs, in whole, half and quarter boxes; also,
cheap Figs new crop. only 10 cents per pound by
the box. Just received and for sale by
LOUIS !, BOSSfEIiX. No. 90 Main ST.
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ID this department of our business, We are pre-
ment nf OVER ATS SACK and FROCK
COATS. JACKETS, VESTS and PANTS; also,
CEDER- SHIRTS. we have ever shown. Those In
stock of varinus styl les OF Goods handsomely got
ten up. from which 10 make selections, and at sat
fDaefoTy pricsS
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ARD, of

I.IgI2.
tion beg
lat there
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BANKRUPT SALEUF

by j. II. Digges, Auct'r.
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nIyEDEND OTtCE-EX EXCHANGE HOTEL
~ NY.-The Directors of the EX-
dividend of 3}s per cent. on the Capital Stock of
the Company payable at the office Of the Score
tary, on ane after the 10th 81 Noven Der: 1859
HENRY 6. CANNON
ne st Secretarv Exchange Hotel Company.
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EXTRA EAGLE PRINCIPE CIGARS
Ia 20 o03 extra Eagle aud other fine i'm orted
Principe CHARS; also, Imitation. Just received