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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

NOTICES. NOTiCE!,-

NOTICE! NOTiCE!!-N
Isssssfh CONE AND SEE FOR YOUR IN
sn<sfEsssA SEW ES.-Having Just returned G2A
- from the North, avail myself of this
opportunity to inform my friends, and
the public generally. that have in store all kinds
and qualities of SADDLES, HARNESS. BRT-
DIES. WHIPS. SPURS, BITS. AND STIRRUP
IRON Ms, OF the latest tyles and fashions, which
cannot BIO surpassed by any other similar house
in this city: all of which viii he sold at the lowest
cash prices, and, TO punctual customers, on the
both in quality aud in price. You PARTICULARS
requested To call and examine for yourselves. as
ain determined to accommodate those in want.
IA REPAIRING done at short notice.
VIM. SALMON. Main St, Richmond, Va,
NJ A-lm+ A few doors above St Chas Hotel.
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QUEBEC, Oct. 22--The steamship Indian
sailed at 1890 \. NJ to-day, for Liverpool, with
"a passengers. Weather cold, with strong
westerly wind.
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BY Z. Il. Cook. Auct'r.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. AT AUG
l. HONOR THURSDAY, 9th instant at 10
o'clock will sell az my store. large lot Of genteel
Household FuRNlTURE, embracing the usual
Bureaux. Chars, Sofas, Lounges, Tables Bed
steads, Washstands Safes, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses, Feather Beds, several Paror and Cooking
Stoves, &C.,, &c. L. B. COOK,
n rr.trr
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Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
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A yALnARLE FARM IN HENRIco

a COUNTY. FOUR NILES ABOVE THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROM
CAPT JOHN b. YOUNG'S. CONTAINING 40
ACRES, AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-l Will sell at
public auction on the 18th day OF NOV EN- Der, at
u o'clock upon the premises. tli fair; If not the
next fair day thereafter, that very valuable fam
located rs described above. containing hum
dred and seventy acres of land. about one hundred
of which are cleared and produces well of corn,
wheat and tobacco, and is remarkably adapted to
the raising of vegetables or grapes. The wosd
land is well set in pine and cedar. The improve
ments consist Of n framed cottage residence, with
seven rooIs, kitchen. overseer's house. negro
quarters, barn stable, &c, all IN perfect order
and built within the past few years. There is
large ample orchard on the premises and a we'll of
pure water IN the yard. The location IS proysr bal
for health, society coed, and very convenient TO
churches and good mill. The farm is very sus-
ceptible OF a division, and will be sold as a whole
or divided into lots as purchasers may prefer. 1t
can be purchased very privately TIL day of sale,
which, if sold, due notice will he given. The
premises Will he shown to any person wishing to
purchase, bv Mr.. Bernard, who lives on the farm,
and farther information had upon application to
ROBERT Il. LYME, AuctIoneer,
Office n basement MetFonolitan Hall
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pUBLIC SALE OF ONE THOUsAND
Il ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY CO.. ON THE SWINEYARD'S ROAD.
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILLOWS AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING, on JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTlON:-At the request Of the owners,
will sell at public auction. on Tt ESDAI, the Sth
of November. at y O'Clock, upon the premises, If
fair; if not. the next fair day thereaiter.l that
valuable TRACT OF LAND situated as described
above. containing one thousand acres, adjoining
the lands of q. G. W aGdell, John l.. Walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods, and its
proximity to the public landings James river
renders this land very valuable wood can he de-
lveTed at the landing, only three miles distant, at
very remuueratIve prices. 1t is believed that the
wood on the land. when delivered, will pay for 1t.
There is a sufieiency Of cleared land for a per-
son beginning 70 farm, which produces we'll Of the
usual crops. The improvements consist of a
Framed Dwelling, with the usual Out Blu Ildings,
all bulltwithln a few years. The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills, ANY farther information can be had
upon application to tho subscriber, and the land
shown to any person wishing to purchase by Nj r.
John Hamblet. who lives the land. The land
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day of sale.
RO. B. LYME. Auct.,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
q ph.E hCat tdfds
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rlec,inn in Icfferson rerritorr.

LEAvRNwoRTH, Oct. -, 1s59.-Itnow appears
that Dr. Willing has been elected TO Congress
from Jefferson Territory, Instead of Mr.. VIII
Hams as announced.
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Executor of VIM. Graves dec d.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR i Son, Auets.
BY Rich ard cauthorn. Auct.

IN RICHMoND.-By virtue Of . deet. Of trust
from John w. Jeyett and wife, to the undo rsgned,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Hus
tngs Court of tha city Of Richmond, and at the
request of the beneficiary of said deed. we shall
proceed to sell at public auction. the lot Of
GROUND named in said deed, lying between Jack
son and Duvai Streets fronting on End street 81
feet, and running back 100 teet to an allee The
improvements consist of n TWO-STORY BRICK
DIVE bLINJ. jthe Iront arranged for a store. }
with KITCHEN and other necessary buildings, the
whole enclosed by substantial plank fence
TEkMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds OF the sale,
except to the OF $50 80, upon which credit
viii be given until the 18th day of April 1860 the
purchaser executing negotiable note, with an APP
proved endoTser or giving deed oil trust tho
property, to secure the same.
The sale Will take place the premises, on
TUESDAY \, 18th instant. att o clock Z. NJ.
VACANT LOT ADJOINING SAME.-At the
same timp and place. and by virtue of deed of
trust froIa Timoean B. Crenshaw and wife. TO the
undersigned same, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of the Hastings Court of the city OF Rich
mond, and at the request of the beneficiary of sad
deed we shall sell the beautiful VACANT LOT
adjoining the above, fronting D feet End street,
and running back lbs feet to an alley.
TFRMs.-Cash for so much MS may be necessary
to detay the expenses of executing this trust and
tn DISCHARGE the sum of Sl06; the balance upon
such terms the legal representative OF the said
Timolean b. Creushaw, now decd, may prescribe.
EDWARD n. DABNEY, pr,.t,a.
RICHARD CAuTH0RN,} iiuS'oe''
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RUNAWAYS.

% $40 RE w A II D.-Ranaway from the
CIg subscriber on the 18th Of October, 1859,
On negro man named JERRY; sometimes calls
- himself JERRY MINTER. He Is about IS
Sr.&- years old; below the ordinary height; well
built, and very active; color dark brown; upper
teeth out before; thin beard; has rather whining
voice, Had on when he Runaway. a brown coat
with black velvet collar. broad striped summer
pants. white wool hat, with broad black hand.
will awe the above reward of ten dollars if he
is delivered to me. IN Powhatan county, or placed
in any Jail so that can get him AGAIN.
Oc 22-3tt 70 Nj. MOSEI. EN.
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by Alex. Nott, Auct.
rrEyxTTur nRY Cn0DS T..
by James m. Tavior 4 Sen, Auct's.

L'AEtITORfS SALE CT UNEXPEREU
~ LFhua ~ qF ,yALuABLE n REAL hSTATE,
6IES, SILkIES, HARNESS, STABIsE PIX
TUREs. AND HIRE OF SERVANTS As ev-
the premises. on TUES DAY, tho 25sh day Of octo-
her, eommeneing ut iois o'clock A. ", the above
Real and Personal Property in the order aaVer-
tised. to wit: The unexpired Lease; 10 terminate
on the 18th day OF August, lss2. Of the vslnable
Real Estate at the corner Of Franklin ard Itth
streets, lately occupied BY said Graves Livery
Stable, together with the Buildings thereupon, CON
Framed Tenements adjoining. on the east, and tEs
Tenement Formerly occupied by said Graves. deed,
together with the large Lot, lately cxeaFated.
fronting on Ross street. The terms Of sale, as 10
the lease, will be made known at the sale.
Immediately after the above, will be sold.
= HORSES, several Of which are superior animals;
3HACKS and HARNESS, in good order;
! 90. do nearly new;
four seat DOUBLE BUGGY and HARNESS;
open-top do
3SULKIts, ard setts HARNESS:
SADDLES and BRIDES;
A. large lot OF STABLE FIXTURES. together
with 2 LOT Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. cow, and many other articles.
At the same time: will be hired ont for the bal
ance of the year, NEGRO MEN, who are hack
drivers. and others.
that amount four months credit. for approved ne
gotIable notes, with interest added
SAM'L S. COTTRELL,
Executor of VIM. Graves. dec d..
JAMES M. TAYLOR Son. Auets.
All persons lraving claims against the estate will
present them TO me, properly authenticated /; and
those indebted will make immediate pay ment. as
lily as possible. SAM'L s. C0TTRELL.
Exrof VIM. Graves, deed.
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-saA FOR pttIT.AnEfpIIIA. EyEp

SvLEFIs TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
A No. Steamship CITY OF RICH
MONO. Capt. 4, MtTCHELL, is now ready To re
ceive freight aud viii leave on Tt ESDAY, Oct
25th, at o'lcock Z. vi.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatons, apply to
II. T.. FUTILE, AGENT, Rockets.
Freight through 10 Boston, via Philadelphia by
steamer at moderate rates and with dispatch
9t-2t
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SHIPPING.
~ ron nOSToN~rIRsT vEssl

xIHTf Richmond and Boston Line Of Pnrb,fs-
AeS@T The superior, fast sailing regular packet
schooner. SUSAN, captain s g. RooEss, having
the greater portion of her cargo engaged and gang
balance OF freight. apply 10
&c 25~-Iw DAVID VIM. CUERIE
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BY Goddin & Apperson. Auct's.
vALUABLE Personal PROPERTY

' FOR SALE At AUCTI0N.-On MONDAY,
at my plantation, C,Sherwood,' - six miles from
Richmond, on the Manchester Turnpike, | will
CORN, FODDER, WHEAT STRAW: and some
clover HAY, various plantation UTENSILS. in
Guiding a portable Threshing Machine. in good
order, with separator attached; several Wagons
three Of which N excellent repair;my stock of
MULES. Also, my HOUSEHOLD + FURNITURE,
including two Pianos, enc OF which is nearly new,
and in excellent order.
Although my plantation is yet for sale privately,
the above mentioned articles VIII be sold positively
the above day, If far: If not, the next fair day,
Sunday excepted.
TERMs-At sale.
Sale conducted by GopDIN & APPERsoN, Auct'rs.
oci9-td CHASTIAN COOKE.
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T,RusTEE.s SALE or vALrAHLE

4 FAKM. kNUWN AS 'KJKAIl SHADES.'-
By virtue ola deed of trust to the subscriber bear
ing date the 2Uth day of September, 1854, and re-
corded in Henrico County Court Clerks Office. be-
upon the premises, on THURSDAY. the 27th day
OF October, eommencing at 4 o'ei1ek. +. a., that
e@urt,e i'm shuS ~. - Nu1l saues, n tne
Run road, about two miles east OF the city of Rich
mopd, adjoining Hish Meadow. the farm oi r, H
Dickinson, the lands of Mrs. Ross and others. 1t
lies en- the north side of the road and contains
NINETEEN ACRES, with a valuable orchard
The Improvements are DIV EILING, with the
usual out buildings. in tosrable order, most of
which are located in beautiful oak grove,
Regarding its proximity to the city, and It's beau
tiul situaton Rural Shades for its size, is con-
sldered one Of the most desirable farms now in
market
TERMs.-One fifth cash: the balance al l. 20 and
years, credit PAY ments To bear interest. payable
semi annually, and secured hy a trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAY LOR, Trustee.
JAS, III. TAYLOR & Soy. Auct's oc u
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James M. TAYLOR a Son. Ancf,x.

VEKHvALuAHLE REAL ESTATE AND
=, PERSONAL PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
5T - Y ~; BLQODED COWS, MULES, HORSES,
TANNING LEM ENTS, &C., AT AUCTION.
!, w ~. se ;, ne aa. Plantation James River,
u ths county e Chesterfield opposite city of Rich
nond, on TUESDAY. the sth day Of December
next commencing Mt Ie5s o'clock, A. ~, the hal
ance OF the REAL ESTATE belonging to said
estate containing 3t45s acres of valuable LAND.
IS follows; ls5 acres Of highly improved farming
Land. lying about the centre OF the farm $50 acres
IN woods ing on the Petersburg Railroad. within
one MILE OF the town of Manchester, q large por-
. Ton % which is heavily wooded also, valuable
" mari Property. iyiSg on James River. exten ding
tuNn OF MANCHESTER, upon which there are several
SIZES particularly adapted for warehouses and man
HiactnrfnK establishments
ana ~ IL O'Clock ~. Of the SAME DAY. will be
Ioia nifty valuable SERVANTS. consisting OF
Boys, dirfs. Men, Women and Children.
twenty Tour superior MICH cow Of the most
tnInprnyed stock; II young CATTLE; yoke OF
oMbN- and about 80 HOGS.
lwenty four young and we'll broke MILES gu
perior animals; HORSES. &C.
large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting IN part of Portable Threshtpg Ma
ensne, Reapers, Drills, / Ciod Crusher, &C.,
wagons, Carts, and Gear.
About Loco barrels of Corn, large quantity
snucks. Focder, and Straw. and large quantity
OF tall and winter Vegetables.
TERMS or SALE as foliows For the real estate
balance at l. 9, and years: Tor ali snrns Of 81 tso
and under 5 10 go. 4 cash, the balance at l. q &
ana years; Tor all sums over $4,000 one for,rth
cash, the balance at /, 2 g. 4, and years the pur-
added, payable semi-annuay, and secured by trust
deeds or the slaves, cash; for ail other personal
property. sums of sl00 and under cash: over { 100
IN! mont $ credit Tor approved negotiable notes,
with interest added; SAM'L MARX,
JAS, Nj, TAYLOR 81 Son. Auet's az NJ
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ARRIVAL or THE OCEAN QUEEN.

TWO pAYsLATER FROM EUROPE.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.--A hourish,ng
~ PAPER well established ana with good pros
poets. in one of the most THRIVING towns in virgin
ia, NAV be bought on favorable terms An early
ton given on application by letter, addressed to
- Y. - Dispatch Office. DC 2l-lm
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viii leave here a, O'Clock, p. NJ, Tt EsDhY' The
25th inst. ~
Passengers are requested to be on hoard in good
time. " e~
hoard the ship. S' " y"
PaSsase to New York. state room included S..
Meals extra. Steerage passage Sb passare 10
Norfolk, same by the river boats Excnrs;nn
Tickets. for tho round trip, SIS, including Meals
and good by any OF the steamers until LIST Novem,
Der.
Freight received TO day, MONDAY, att o'clk
and up 70 tho hour of O'Clock, 7. ~. TUES
hour
Conasnces are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Frelsh; FOR Boston will he forwarded directly on.
81 moderate rates Of ireieht and with the sreatest
dis patch. &c 2t-2ii I.UDIAM & WATSON
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GEnO REWARD-Wil be paid for the dis
spCOO eovery and conviction of the person
who placed distractions on the track of this Road
during the last night, between Petersburg and the
Turnpike crossing, near Port Walthall Junction.
p. V. DANIEL, JR., Pres't.
Office Rich'd and Petersb'g X. r. Co,i
Richmond, Oct. 10th, 1859. { oc 2T-lw
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nEAur,ETI. SoTARE OF FouR ACRES

F{ENI VI I. SIT a y OF FUJTh ~ 49,
Id IN SYDNEY. BOUNDED BY DOVER, ELM
WOOD, PARK AND MEADOW STREETS,
WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVE
VIII be sold at auction on the premises on TIL RS
DAY the 9th October 1859, commeneins at o elk
now occupied by Mr.. VIM Bennett. and adjoining
the residence OF Mr.. Edw,d c; Howard, formerly
Thomas Crouch,s;) The Land, for the most part,
a Brick Dwelling, besides very large and excel
lent Brick Building. covered WI slate, untended
for smoke housed The Land wal be divided ae
cordng to plat and survey, to be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
Is months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained.
GOnDIN & APPERS0N. Aucts.
7. S.-The foregoing property. as whole, can
be bought at private sale. tec Isl u. y.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiil be sold
on THURSDAY, October 9th 1889, at 10 o elk,
of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Gr,onsstlnt Of Feather Beds. High and Low Post
Seat and Windsor Chairs, Bureaus. Cribs Ioun ;es,
Pillows. Bolsters, Bedding. Washstands, Spttoons,
and lot OF lTonware, Crockery, Tin and Glass
ware. TERMs-Cash.
q 25-dtds RITZ ER e. O. n
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ISgCoSD DIsPATCH.1

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-The Magazine Mar
Ike and foRr squares Of adjoining buildings
were burnt last night.
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A LExANDEK GARRETT,

JAMES ID. BROW NES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, dc also, Grating.
' ault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building mr.
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
ma Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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a PTNaU.y sIo D l. W i, p n u

% RI $50 r W A r D-For
8 SARAH. She is between % and 30 years
FFHold; muiatto, not very brgh cslored. tol
Eas4Seraby long black HAIR, sreyish eyes. long
s~s4~ visaged, above medium SIZE, not leshy, long
face; has a bad scar across tbs back Of her left
hand, so that she cannot shut 1t properly; speaks
rather drawing. have no doubt she is in the city
of Richmond. HEZ. G. ARCHER.
nc 22-3t* Chastar6alA
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AUCTION sAIEs.
THIS uAY


WILL he SOLD. Mt store IS Main It, thse~
and valuable stock OF Watches. Jewelry and Fancf
Goods direct from the manufacturers. viz fine I3
carat God Watches ard fine Gold Iewsiry. The
stock comprises some vers fne geods-hette than
usually sold NJ auctinn-apd every article wfi -
warranted as represented or sale. and sold with
ont reserve to the highest bidder. Gene one, como
all. J. I'll, DIGGESt Ancs.
d. r. BoerH. Salesman. &c IS
by Alex. Nott, Aucf.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. &c.-wili be
! sold at auction, at my store. on this iTEEE.
DAY morning. commencing at 10 O'Clock, good
lot of second hand Furniture.
DRY GC0DS.--f-ensrai assortment seasonabls
Goods. s0l pieces Re1dy made Clothing.
= q ROGER rs - W hisaey. Gin, Brandy, Wires.
Soap, Candies, nc.
2o.eoo Cigars; 70 boxes Manufaetared Tobacco.
Is ALEX MOTT Aurf
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Two HOUSES LOTS. CORNER OLE

THIRD AND BAKER SITS, FOR SALE AT
AuCTIQN.-Wll be sold upon the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY. the goth inst, at IA o'clock z.
NJ, two HOUSES and LOTS, ON 81 and Baker sts.,
one OF which has three and the other four Iooms
The lots front Sd street % feet each. and run
back 1872 ient to alley 10 feet tide.
Transcription cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured hy trust deeds.
oc II JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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OFFICE RICHMOND YoRK RIVER r. r; CO.
DURING FAIR WEEK. A DAILY
l4sA PAsSENGER TRAIN will leave the White
s2t& House at 50 A. NJ. Richmond at4P. NJ.
oc 2l-6t TH0S. r. SHARP, snp,t.
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLS.-Nk W
u ADJUSTMENT fer MANUFACTURE
ING and also 4 f. COVERING and REPAIRING,
inst opened on Broad street, next door the Broad
Street HoJel, and fourth house west OF the corner
of Ninth street. The Proprietor respectfully So
lcita the patronage OF the pubic; this being the
only establishment OF tine KIND ~ THIS e civ,
N B.-The subscriber would call attention to the
fact that he has removed from the OF % and
street Hotel ocl-tNoy3
MOUNT VERNON PHOTOGRAPHIC
WI VIEWS.--Tw of the HOUSE. rear and front,
and two Of the TOMB OF WASHINGToN-Slze
Is by 10.
single View, Tomb or House. -. i 50
The profits from the sale of these Views are to
he devoted toward building two parsonases, stu
ated in Cedar county; Diocese of Iowa :,
For sale at J. W. Randolph's A. Morris. g. nj.
Vests, and at Dukes Gallery, lSS Main street.
Wholesale at IlPPlNCOIT Il CO.'S,
oc 5-3w y n 4th ST. PhIla., Pa,
CECOND SUPPLY OF GOOD .-We are
= now in receipt OF our second supply OF GOODS,
Most articles Of DRESS GOODS are cheaper than
they were earlier IN the aud we offer them
:. lower prices. Our stock will he found to consist
n nra as. Goods say SILKS. SILK ROBES. MOUSE
LINE ROBES, VELOUR DE FRANCE Pop
ii In c2;I OAK sAcQUEs, ,MANTLEs. SHAW
LET'S, &c our stock is iui ana compete re oru
Together with full supply OF Servants' CLoT Ii
ING; BLANKETS, Brown and Bleached DO
MEsTfCS, CARPETS, &c, 6e; ,.
We invite call from all coniSent tina, ne s.ye
as well price of goods, VIII compare iasoia
NV witt oth
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HOUSES FOR RENT.


nst FOR RENT--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
zSs. ley tl7th) street, with four comortab rooms,
Azfl besides store and bar-roon and all necessary
out houses for the accommodation of a small tami
lt, with well OF excellent water in the yard. To
4 good tenant. the terms will be made very mode
rate. Apply 10 JOHN A. HUTCHINSON
&C Ats
MIR FOR RENT-The three story RI X
tss;. DIV ELLlNG. recently occupied by Or. J, NJ.
TIE Pie aSantS. situated Broad, between 24th
and 18th streets. Church HILL containing 10 rooms,
with the usual back buildings all IN good repair
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply to
r. 4. J. CI.OPTON, cor. Wall and
Franklin SITS. opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
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I'M NnW Orieana

Exports of Specie from New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-The exports OF
specie during the past week amount 10 sl5,-
600