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rom ntYSLATgR FROM EUROPE.
ARRlvALor THE ARABIA,
Threatening Aspect of Italian Affairs
treatment of the American Minister at


SANDY HOOK, N. Y, Oct 1.-THE steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool On tue ISL inst, arrived
this morning.
The Arago and Bavaria had arrived out
Italian affairs look more threatening, accord
ing 10 rumors. Napoleon repudates the in
teation of placing Prince Napoleon ON an
Italian throne.
Accounts from China confirm tho nominal
imprisonment {daFeutionl of Mr.. Ward. the
American Minister at Pekin.
Prince Napoleon left Zurich without an ih-
terViPw with the pientpoientiaries.
English political news is unimpofVaot'
The Zurich cen eFences continue, hnt noun
inz ot sheir results has tTanspired.
Ther>i of The hins OF Belgium to Napoleon
e,aly referred to the Belstsn debt to France. It's
,,tvmeat having been demanded.
RumArs continue OF active naval armaments
and f0rtifiCaNoGS IA FRANCE.
THE Italian runners are very conflicting. 1t
, is repSrjed that Austria ana sardinia are max
i.- yatIike prepare lions, The Dukes OF Mo-
a.Ua and Tuscany are reported 10 I've organic
m, = large; force - attack The army OF Central
ItsiN Another report says that the Duke oil
TH>tanv viii Tsgsin his throne by al appeal
10 universal suffrage.
Sa4tu declines the mediation Of England IN
n4~ diA;eulty with Morocco,
The Paris PaVi says the American Minister
vas conveyed to pekia in a huge travelling
box. from which only the sky WAS visible. iit
was we'll treS;e3, bat no; permitted to Sc,
aay:LInc. As Pekin he aud his suite were
caufiLea N house, awaiting an interview
,.irh ina Emperor, after which he will return
,, the trouutY IN the same way III which h,
came.
COMMERCIAL.
I.tsEFooT, 0gs. i.-Cotton- Sales for the weei
If =, tss t1lcs tagefier declined ga. Middlin;
IS pr bat uaohanEed. Holders oAer freely. be
t.rta 5 Ro 4 pos ,sion ~ press sales. MaTke
-....3 >teNdS-Ofeaas far -; MIddhnE So; Up
sr islY ~; Nddiing 6as. Stock ia port 60o,tc
,es nc lutips 4sSJOa American.
F,,sIsila ,--Flopr has an dyancing tendenc,
# r,~' so aud : : 2d hisher for French. Corn dali
t-,t sons .alj. Rice .rm. Rosin stesds. Tur
-.. ne Unclaimed, Susar heavy. Coffee steady
n = .afilon inthe Ban. OF England has increase
s-.3y0 targua The WecA.
t-.reieap securities, GENERALS, unchanged. Con
s<4s',
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND TIE

Il.
L TRADE GENERALLI.-I have made ar
rangements with several very extensive houses in
Boston and New York, by which | am enabled to
sell tn Country Merchants the following goods at
New 0rk prices:
fIEs, Oranges, Almonds,
Rhistns, Lemons, tiibeTts,
Fumes. Dates. Eng. Wainiits,
tuuantE, Lemon syrup, Ground Nuts,
CT iron, finger, Cocoa Nuts,
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS.
ALSO,
tNEQT4LED STEAM CANDIES,
EVERY VARIETY.
n plan Of business is cash, or credit not ex-
ceeJns sixty DAYS, by which time merchants can
remit the amount.
This method. IN connection with other advantages,
gives the facility Of selling goods at prices
alrh cannot fali TO please.
Meirhants n a distance, who visit the city but
heldou are compelled 70 order many OF the above
named articles, ard in doing So frequently receive
Inferior and unsaleable goods. To such. Twill take
pleasure IN forwartn g 10 order such goods rs can
not tai ~ give .ats-iaet ton,
Merchants are solicited 10 call and see the goods
AID learn their prices. assuring them II Wall be TO
their interest to do go.
LOUIS J. B0SSIEU%,
FiveSt Building, No. % Main street.
&C l4-st
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A UGTION.-. n0UK SAIL CONTINUED.-
"A The sale of Rocks at So Main st.. will be contn-
ued for four nights more, TO close the stoek. The
assortment comprises some very valuable Books,
VIZ: Scott. Irving, Cooper. Dickens, and many
other popular sutnors; Standard Mlsce aneous
and Religious Works; Family and Pocket Bibles,
Prayer Books. Ne &c.
N. B:-The attention Of the public is invited, 40
every book will be sold to the his hest bidder, with
out reserve.
Books at private sale during the day at auction
prices. Ladies invited to call.
ID. r. BOOTH, Salesman. 90 12-4t
x n i..i.s, ii 1. M i,..,.- 4 ..a4
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IL GIFrs. CjfFTs!. GITTsi!l GtFTs.,.!-A
glorl0us chance to get good Books for nothing
Call and get catalogue al No. Isl Main street. A
Giit Of the value of from % cents tn SIS will be
gwen to the purchaser of each Book at s and up
wards. Fpur hundred dollars worth of Presents
will be gwen with every thousand dollars worth of
Books sold oc 1885,
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The Efarrie. Lane.

NORFOLK. Oct 1.-THE steamer Yorktown
sisGalied The revenue cutter Harriet Lane, of
Cape Henry. hound north, having seen the
q Eaker City in Hampton Roads.
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X auSnS Nominations,

LEAvHNwoRTH, Oct. l3-The Republican.
have nominated Charles Robinson forGoyern-
and 3. F. Conway for Congress. The cleo
tlon OF State officers takes place in December.
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VAN HAAGEN & McKEONE,S
OF H. N II Al, N EsP EPSIV 90
PHILADELPHIA,
Warranted TO gre perfect satisfaction or the mon
ey WtH be refunded, aud orr AGENTS are here
BY authorized TO make good any


Warranted to gre perfect satisfaction or the mon
ey WtH be refunded, aud orr Agsnts are here
by authorized TO make good any
Jattnre 81 z at our sJ,psnSe.
A. VAN HAGEN
Being o practical Soap maker, and having for the
last twelve years lat different times, experimental
upon and tested tbls particular Soap, in various
ways, now offers It to the public as a Soap which
willing it Should rest upon its own merits. All we
our directions, found in each box, and if it does
not give full satisfaction, the money will be refun
ded.
Among the many advantages over other washing
Soaps. the following may he named:
l. Clothes need no boiling, and very little rub
bing, tmost articles none.l
Q One pound will so as far, for any use, as three
pounds OF common rosin soap, or two pounds best
family soap.
8. 1t requires less than half the time and labor to
do the washing of family that it requires with
the best family soap, and is warranted not to lnjure
the fabric.
4. For cleaning paints and removing grease. tar
and printers INK 1t is unsurpassed. Machinlsts
printers and painters will find it an invaluable
tcle Tor washing hands, as it does not chap, but
greatly sottens the skin.
s. The superiority of the materials used, and the
Soap not containing any ercess Of aikaiies is more
mild than any other known Washing Soap, and I'M
doubtedly the best adapted for white and colored
clothing, as well as cambrics and aces, and is
For sale BY SPORTS, HARVEY { Co..
No. 20 Pearl street,
oC l0-l0t Sole Agents for Richmond.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucts.


SMALL FARM. OR MARkET GARDEN,
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, AT AUCTION -
", We will sell upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
?. NJ, a very pretty FARM. or MARKET GAR
DEN, on the Meadow Bridge Road half mile
from the city. containing sacres and adjoininz the
ers The soil is of good qualit,, and it's CONT
suity TO the city renders 1t particularly desirable
FOR a Market Garden. The improvements are a
| framed Dwelling. with rooms; Kitchen, with .
| rooms, and the necessary cenveniences. and now
occupied by Mr.. Holmes; Ii desired. more pro-
| perry adjoining can be had.
| TERMs.-One- cash !. the balance at ] and
years, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
| SEA- JAMES Nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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Tor SALE..A frst-c STEAM FLOUR
4 MILL, located in Baltimore. Nd, upon the
most valuable and public wharf in the city; giving
tiour from, the Mills without expense. These
Mills have six run of stones new boilers. and I'D
horse power Engine. but Iiftle used. Within the
mast SIX months they have heen oyerhauled. and
thoroughly reftted and repaired. and are now in
perfect order and successful operation, turning
out daily about 500 barrels of -four.
Baltimore is well known TO be amongst the best
-four markets in this country a. veil as 70 possess
This property will be sold low, and but little
money required; balance an long credit; or, y
would BIO exchanged for an improved farm ana
side IN the country. Apply By letter ~ in person,
to 4. W.EINn MEnIy
oc l3-2w PetershuTg. Va.
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THE H f.fTAkyW IA COUNTY. TO BE MADE in
DAY on OF ~ I oE RICHMOND, ON THE 18th
ae ops Of the Circuit Court of tie City Of II RcS
and On ehtef re-, on the 23d day Of November iss
s sa entitled "snnstt vs. Johnson Eror @ra
oroceaa the gndeIsigned, COMMISSIONS. Vii
sIS S1s a. " o'clock, noon, to sell at PIT ic
nsa iUE y az the 'front.' door of the State Court
ylng on F9eataico river and its waters. in III,
Of az ar nanswna CONTAINING 4OoO acres part
smith, deceased, late of Baltimore MaryianJ Se
Ing In ~. Inc same tract of Iand which was conveyed
y ,ns tn S as Commissioner, to Abel p.
300 and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Coun
" court OF SAID kanawha county. to which refer
shce Is MADE Tor a more full description ef said
| Lsnd, and Of the boundaries thereof. "a e"'
| TERMs-Made known at the time and n,aca nj
| sale. ENDREW InlI NJ page o.
1 Au 27-62m Snaa;.t ~ 1890 ~ NAN,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

- BEAvER DAM LAND IN G0OCHLAND
HRTY NJ Tsk TrESs 81 fRoH
f ffTHEE F3fS Sff2
cree of the Circuit Court of Goochland county, in
the cause Of Martin vs.; Martins Administrator,
ct al" rendered at the September term, 1889 the
ancti9n TO the hig hest bidder, the premises. on
Gd sT r n9 TIE next fair diy
The lands q Peter eaeasa ns
decd and situated on the beaver Dam Creek.1-.
There about 100 acres of frst-rate low grounds
The cons 81 bMs ae
House with seven large rooms; Negro, Ice and To-
a1m The situation as beau and heaths as
any In the county 1t Is about four miles from the
i5s Kf ans e e mes
line of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
to Charlottesville, and rs miles from the city of
TERas.-Cash for SO much as will be sufficient 70
pay the expenses of the sale and the costs OF the
years, the credit nstalments to bear interest from
the day of sale, to he paid annually. and the pur-
for the deferred payments and the title to be re-
tanned untli the further order of the Court. :.
to those disposed to purchase and they can write
to me, at Nebraska Post Office. Appoinattox eoun-
ssSd see my counsel aM Msi R asIys EEsh
Special Commissioner.
ALSO-Ten young and likely SLAVES--yiz:
Five men, two women, two girls and one 10y, and
all the personal property thereon, will be sold after
the sale of the lsi.d, consisting ofvaluabc HORSES
and Nj Jules, embracing two very fine thorough
bred brood mares, in foal by 'Telcgraph,r one of
them his race mare, "JnIia Toad and yearlinE
judges the finest colt they ever saw; COWS,
CALVES. HOGS, and large flock of SHEEP;
ING IMPLEMENTS. and crops of TOBACCO,
CORN, OATS HAY. STRAW, HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNI rURE, &c. The stock are of
the most improved blood.
TERMs,-For the personal property, texcept the
slaves. for whom cash will be reaulred,I for all
sums under $40, cash; over that amount months
credit, for bonds with approved security.
The foregoing sales will take place positively
"i'''o1' JAMES E. ROBERTSON,
Admir- of J.. T, A. Martin, and
Admir- de bonis non Of John Martin, decd.
DC 4-dx cWtds
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

COLT AT AUCTiON.-Th day. at 10 O'Clock,
- at tho lot near the vr sinia Contra Railroad
Depot. viii sell at auct n on credit till LIST day
HORSES AND MULES-Also. s. WORK
HORSES and one MULE.
CoW--Also, a fine MICH COW.
oo Is Il. CAUTHORN.
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RICHMOND AND YOR

- Ri i / ! S ! j / i : : FS ~
N NJ. N tG WEsT PoNf and ali the IN
andns The PsWnnSsy and Yq 3
Passenger Trains stopping at Fair Oaks, Meadow,
Dispatch, Tunstall's and the White House. going
Leave 24th street, Richmond, daily Except SUM-
days. at % A. II. Arrive at the White House. do.
RETuRN1NG-Ls the White Honse daily lex
cept Sundays at p. M. Arrive at 9th St, Rich
'A On T III 81 and SATURDAYS an Accom-
mediation Train will leave the White House at ga
A; ~. Arrive a, Path ST. 3. Richmond st 81 A. NJ.
80 =. N. Arrive at the White House at s 7. NJ.
and "s IF
FL. 4 cdJf Ta Pos
queen H. s5 Sore.
Churehyille. arriving at Urbanna at 2. NJ, same
a aas and
f "ass sas Sh the fs ae
Through Tickets to Frazier 5 -. :. .,.e..'', sI75
THROUGH Tickets + to kinE 4 slneen c. h.. 25o
Throah Tekes to to Wrshfs
Through Tickets to Churchville ........ 400
res1"ff $ FRIDAYS the
SEA BIRD, Captain THOMAS NJ, souTnGATk,
all the intermediary andsnss on the pamupkeey
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at A. NJ,
touching at all Intermediate landings and con-
Meeting with the train, leaving the White House
at s P. NJ, Tor Richmond.
FARE THROUGH $3.50; MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT will he received at the Office at Rock
etts- near the lower Gas Works. daily, till 4 p.
NJ, and will be forwarded on the following days.
Ereig in all cases TO be paid at the Rockets
Office, before Shipment or delivery.
NEGROES Will be REQUIRED when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have PERMISSION to
travel on the cars. THOS. X. SHARP,
NJ l4-ts Sunaripteudept
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EU..zr,r,.u1 ,AGRICIL;TURALFA FAIRS,

lcEa ltEs V 1s59.-Ist BY resolution OF
kNSg S-sK-NSsth the Board Of Directors of this
Company. the usual rates Of fare will be charged
raj Fairs; but those persons who. have paid their
fare upon this road going to the Fairs, will he al
lowed 10 return free at any time between the 18th
OF October and the 9TH day OF November, Inclusive
on exhibiting to the conductor 4. certificate of
MIA Central or the State Agricultural Society, or
certificate of life membership in either Society.
htbition at either OF the above Fairs, will be
charged the usual rates of freight, going to the
owners thew viii be carried free, and the amount
paid for the transportation to the Fairs refunded.
Notice must be given to the Agent, at the depot
from which Stock is TO be sent, or to the under
signed at least days in advance, SO that suitable
accommodations can be provided.
THOS. D0DAMEAQ. General Sup't
Genl Sup'ts Office Va. Central r. R.,l
Richuoud Oct. II, 1859. ( &C lj-5w
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GEN. Egpr's OTFIcE, Va. 4 TENN. r. r. Cot
Lynchburg, Oct, 9Th, 1852 4
AGA1G uLTUNAL
l0f1 aFAIRS.-Membe OF the Az
NJ ricuitural Fairs Of Viruinia, on
thn;r vay TO said Fairs on and after tho 18th inst
viii Wit present their certificates Of membeyship to
me Conductor Of the trim, who will furnish them
turn free. Those who have not procured check
on their way 70 the Fair. will be charged tnll fare
each way. = e. g. glI1.
aa 1~eY G6H4Itt nupeHNtenucHtt
r., WhlE md EnsuiFsf N1n ylssse ecpy.
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Ap,t.

'T'RpSTEES' SALT OF ROUSE ANDIOT
f., IN kIC,HitMoND-By virtue of deed Of trust
and duly recorded the Clerks Office Of the Hus'
tinEs Court of the city of Richmond. and at the
request OF the beneficiary of said deed. we shall
GROUND named in said deed, lying between jack
son and Duval streets fronting on End street 81
feet and running back $50 feet to an anev. The
improvements consist of u TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. !the front arranged for a store )
whole enclosed BY substantial plank fence.
TEEMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds of the IS le
except as to the sum OF S49o5o upon which credi,
chaser executing nes otiable note, with an ap-
proved eBdorser, or giving deed of trust on the
property, TO secure the same.
The sale will take place on the premises, on
TUESDAY, 25th instant, at clock, P. NJ.
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By J. II. Digges. Auct.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MULES. &C., &c.
"A Will be sold. THIS MORNING.. al the Horne
Lot near the Central Depot. commencing at 10
e &c Harness and Saddle HORSES =; several
MARNEss: FURNiTUREEY wlGoN. anu
ADDITION ALL pair MATCH HORSES
iyouns and sourds 8 Young MULES. sold for no
hand CARRIAGE; several GOLD and Plated
WATCHES. ]. H. DIGGES,
OF Is Auctloneer.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN tn. Clerks OF

VIRG;NIA:-At Rules held IN thu Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond on the LIST Monday in October, 1859, lit being
the 3rd day of the month";
Geo. F. Maynard, surviving partner OH
himself and Robert Pickett. deceased,
late partners under the name and
style of Pickett & Maynard, who sues
for the benefit and at the costs OF Thos. II CASE.
J. Evans, Trustee for the said Pickett
& Maynard and their creditors. Pitt,
against
D. NJ Branch. ......... Dr.,
The object of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANT TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-N MIN
dayit havins been made and fled that the defend
ant above named is a Nonresident of this Com
monwealth, the said defendant is notified to ap
pear within one month after due publication here
of, and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. A Copy-Teste:
oe S-law4w JAMES Elicit, elk.
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E-rvz.-...-z., RICHMOND, typiRE:GEiNI5As,
EXKsH@8g BURG STATE AND. UNION

AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.--Memberso Of the Az
rcultural Societies visiting the above teirs VIII ne
furnished by the agent at the station. tat the time
of purchasing their tickets on preGentstlon n
their certificate Of membership, with r REE hE-
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either Of the above Fairs. will be charged full fare
down, but will he returned free of charge, II re-
NAMING in possession of same owners.
Persons having stock to send to the Fairs, will
please notify the agents at the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE, 80 a. proper arrangements can
be made for their transportation.
C. CAMPBELL. Sup't.
Supt's Office. r. & d. R Ri
Richmond, Get. Is. lS59. oc 13--lm
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CERyANTS FOR SALE. Intending to re-
- move to distant city, offer. at privsts sale,
to rcmain In or near the CITY, the iollowsnS
6rst-rsto washer. ironer and cook. apd her three
children, sged s, { and year respectiyeiy- Aiso.
WOMAN aged % cars. who u good cook a. !
here they will s. s0ld FOR lass than their market
yalus. Apply ~ M residence. on y, between
S, a'sss'' t. e''' az : d6o
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By Goddin & Appcrson, Auct,..

THREE BRICK TENEMtNTSO ON orr
ar, CON HILL, FRONTING ON HOW ARD
guest OF the heirs of the late John Moore. we will
sen sen 3! AUCTION, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
Inc 10th October. 1881 at O'Clock =. NJ, three
BRICK TENEMENTS, located as above now in
rents.
TERas-Liberal and made known at the hour
OF sale. too 81 G0DDiN Il APpERSON, Aucts.
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VACANT LOT ADJOINING SAME.-At
the same time and place, and by virtue of a
deed of trust from Timoean B. Crenshaw and
wife. to the UNDERSIGNED same, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the
city of Richmond, and at the request of the bene-
fciaIy of said deed. shall sei the beautiful VA
CANT LOT adjoining the above, fronting % feet
I'd street and running back LIS feet to an alley.
TEeMs.-Cash Tor much as may be necessary
to defray the ex penses of executing this trust and
to discharge the sum of Sl06; the balance upon
Timolean B. Crenshsw now deed. NAV presoribe.
EDWARD N. DABNEY, Trn...
RICHARD CAUTHORN.{ trustees.
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uITzFS aNn uouSrS

n N e l. f AND HOKSES.l
IeNFOR SALE.-Having made aeTsvn
offer for SALE privately. our entire stock rsE<N.
of MULES and Horseshoe IN excel.
lent FARM HORSE, and another fine lady s
NAG. rides admiralty and works well TO ans kind
of harness, perfectly safe for a lady To ride and
drive one two-year old kosslth STALLION, very
fine and the MULES are well known to many oil
the citizens of this place, and from the aken
in breaking, working and selection, we can safely
recommend them as very superior. We shall offer
them exhibition at the Central Fair, and If not
sold privately Will be sold at public auction on the
Fair Grounds on FRIDAY, the 18th instant at 10
O'Clock.
Will he added to the above sale. sets WAGON
HARNESS, IN good order, and IkON-ANLE
WAGON, Tor or horses.
TERMs.-Four months, notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. loo lI-t23O*1 C. b. TURNER Il BRO.
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BUILDING LOTS IN SID-
COP > = III; On HARvIE AND MCFARLAND
81, 81 EIS, FOR sALE AT AUCTlGN.--Wlll b
soiu, on MONDAY, the 18th October 1850. on the
pIem}scs c9mlneneiug at ~ o'clock r. NJ, thir
teen buILDlNG LOTS, located as above, four Of
w st1s nsys iront oE the North side Of HaYvie
20 feet wide; and nine Of them have front Of so
ieet on the West line Of Maciarlasd street. and 4
i pm e IL. "a Ieet g the line OF Mr.. M Lugnot
that OF Mr.. David w. Carter o'''
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash. balance AZ 4 81
Z months, for NEGOTIABLE notes, bearing interest
de-. Ac. G0DDIN & APPERSON, Aucts :
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct.,
Coffee corner of 18th and Cary streets.

HORSES, MILES, cows. DRAY,
INBUGGY, .SULKEY and WAGON, FOR
AASALE AT AICTI0N.-Will be sold on
SATURDAY MORNING, 18th inst, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at the Ho SO Auction Lot, near the
Central Railroad Depot. several saddle and har-
ness HORSES.
good MULES
lC0W and CALF.
] second hand BUGGY.
lieht SULKFY.
DRAY. THoS w. KEEsEE.
&c IA Auc't
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!, 1 4r6 ri :. g it, s. aicHHs sgs6
suit q Mosbys "a os5ss ~ 4 -
~ h s - g s1sSos g
O'Clock r ~. the House nd Ia r. ~. ~ wv =
wentinned. oonveyed b. MARY b. Bow1ss. decsds' ..
Mari D. BoYles, fronting 4ek fsef 81 &' ios.ss =
sfreet running bsck l29x feet. ADJOINING iofs n
Banks. Wade. end others. The House u interior.
oil suit and sale; balance on credit Of six month";
purchaser executing bond With good security. M
title retained until fnlly paid.
JOHN N. DAVIS, Special Conf.
"a 5als conducted by GoDDrN & ArFRnsoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

GALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of
y trust executed to me By Francis A. Nicdermyer.
shall sell at public auction, on the premises
occupied By him as q Cooper's Shop, on Brooke
Avenue. on TUESDAY, Got 18th, commenting g
or 30 FLOUR BARRELS; lot OF BARREL
TIMBER; number Of Co0PERS, TOOLS &c.
Also. one new WAGON and HARNESS and one
good HORSE. TERMs-Cash.
oc I3-6ts CHKlSTIAN UNkEL. 3