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a. 81 PsrsozS an rr9He'tad n@ 70
paper from or regular oanisrs- The PaPers 90
aot Bdoaz 70 ihem fAey hars 40 authority 70
eel, aHd eBcy sale By them IS G fna"a afoA
end o cieaf upon oar subsr1bus.
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REcoKDER's CoUEr.-ne Recorder had
twenty cases before him yesterday. Out Of the
whole only one was sen. to the chain gang.
Three were discharged. The tines collected
amounted 20 seventv-hre dollars.
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h1EeAL-GeoTe walden, B. \. 7. Wad-
dell. and n. D. Whitmorr, were Yesterday fined,
the former SIX and the two latter ten dollars
each. for illegally entering a house in Pinch
with view 10 obtain possession Of it.
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LITERARv-Mr. Hibe, at hs stAno
Worsham House, has all the best hls1ls ana
nevvsn,rers We thank hin for iate date-
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TIE FIooB.-We accurately measured the
hight Of the water yesterday evening, and
found Il 70 be Just seven and a half inches be
low high water mark. The water THE mouth
Of the BAYOU is backed up, and some q the
houses and gardens at the north portion Ct the
ri+y are IN the water.
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ISDIcrEn-H Rice, for shooting az A H
Curling, was before Esq. Horne yesterday,
when be waived an examination and gave bail
IN a thousand dollars for his appearance Al the
Criminal Court, al which place The Jury found
a true ball against him.
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We are requested 70 state that Mr.. J..
v. Watson, gas filter; is agent for the sale Of
Wheelock's patent Gas Burner in this city, and
viii promptly supply all orders from those who
wish to adopt them. These burners are in use
b. many Of the largest gas consumers in Mem
phis, and, SO far rs We know, with entire salts
Ecicn.
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A Certain Tract of Land
IN Shelby county, Tennessee, conveyed ~ Frauds A.
Oven o. momas Nuil, March 70, 1897, and known a. Lot
NJ. -, on the plan Of the subdivision Of D. A. Owens
farm, Containing p es-ioo acres.
a Certain Tract of Land
IN shelby o1untys Tennessee, containing i65 acres. beng
te same oenveyed BY Ephraim.TaTy and JOIN s. Clsyt,n
o. momas Null By uue hondof date. June a.. 1857. lying
IN range - sexton oae. 90 ne waters 81 Nonooanah
Creek, ah1u 81 miles southeast ron Memphis. bein- a
part o. a Subdivision o. entry No. ls IN the name II
James Kemhie.
An undivided one-eighth interest IN tuo certain tracts
Q Lard IN Shelby osuuiy, Tennessee, one o1ntaining
7i6 $40 acress he other Containing 1874 acres. lying On
ne waters u Loose Hatchie river, being q nart 81 a H0oo
acre tract granted BY The STATE o. Truneser 20 John G.
AeLemore and A. B. Carr By Eraut No. q $500, re ~
James Eider and A. N. Clayton.
A Certain Tract of Land
IN Fayete oouuty. Tennessee near Lafsyette Depot. o1n-
reyed By inieuture made April 2ad. 1854. hrtuern Chts
Butter, Eduard A. NioolL John n. Jo1eS Erastus Carn-
ing and Franklin Dexter, trustees Of the American Lauf
Company. and Thomas Null being an on a oertain pisce
OF parcel q Land, situated 10 the oauuty Of Fayeue.
rennessee, knoSn and Designated a. he suth haif =
section l. q township - rauEs 10 vest q he basis ne
ING Ss $500 acres, more or less.
A Certain Lot of Land
IN ne city a. Memphis. Tennessee, Situated ou-the srufh
saeei Asa,sea street offended, east . RsyOu Gayosa
ht, 0ouEht Of sam Tsie) thenoe vesfsardiy Win he
suth slde q Asalsn street aeguf rs let % the north-
f ueA~L ApaaA @lT Nm. p barry
D. Thomas Null. extendiuE hens sunuardiy ~ lines
parallel with MenfEumergs line 10 feet
A Certain Tract of Land
Conveyed By Rdheu =. Chester D. Tumas Mai. Of Date
Eovenher ls. Iss. lyinE In SHELLY oaunfy, Tennes.ee.
IN range 8. seClou Z On the Mississippi river. about -
miles north Of Nemphls UltaininE aouuf $50 acres.
Persuns eesirous 81 Eurcnasiug any - ire abuve men
uoued Lauds Or TuEu Lots are requested 70 srarine ne
premisesbefore ne day o. sale. Any furmsti IN re-
Eard toghe LANDS. can b hed upcn arqIcatou q ne IN
dersiEued. or b Neutan Fcrc. ue airniuistrainr. a. ne
houss % .. Lane a Ce-. IN Memrhis.
rEHNt o. sALE-An ~ ne ahzre mcufi1ued prop-
erty u1h - sod On = gedt Of Seven and Thirteen
mauths- In equai iustahmentsi purchzsers % execute
notes with approved security. = lien = - Preserved until
payment q purchase macy. ActemItien harred- sale
o. commence a. ~ oicladk a ~ e.
JOHN C. LANIER,
mtrbAiNaWtds Cterk and Master.
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low. WASr, ANn Fun--A neat wei
nsinte3 sigu on Waisr stred, pear he foot Of
Adams street, beans the we-ds @Mant' ana
To,in- Cosl: decidedly eni-u,aiieaL
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rz-We had the pleasure Of a visit yesterday
from our friend Gen. II. D. Mcln'osh, OF La
fsyete county, Missssrp, NhoH stopping 1'
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HARDwARE, AGRICULTURAL ]INFLENESTs,
Self you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of LoWnes, OrEil 4 Co, on
fourth page.
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Tar wrrK1r.-We hsvs printed q number
Of extra copies Of our mammolh ven
week. which NAV Be bad BY application al me
c,,-,.i,g ro,- desk. az i've cents per copy.
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See F. H. CLARK a Co.'S column.
Refer to Speed, Donaho a strange's column
Read Clsaves & Ysden's holiday advertise
menfs-
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q The large admixturs Of the German
lsment in our population, renders a knowl-
edge Of he German language extremely useful,
especially 70 the business and professional
man. Professor ButtiHghaus, who has a high
reputation as a hnguist, proposes getting up a
class, and we take pleasure in asking atten-
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See advert semsnt Of Turf Oh, in another
column, and can Or Ward / Jones, and get a
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A LADY, GRoG DEALrA-Mfs CataariHe
Gr#sn. who keeps a EroEgsy on Front Row,
below Washington. was Yesterday fined eleven
dollars By the Recorder, for having her liquor
sbon omen after eleven O'Clock at nighl.
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CR.rr CHrEcn. s~oUrHEAsr CoHSER OF
NJ Avn TNrox-Seuices to-day Cash
Wednesday at Il ", and at5r-N Rev
G. P. Schetky. Rector.
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~ Msssrs. Cayce a sen request us to say
this is the day twenty-five or thirty negroes,
carts and mules wiz go Of on time. Agood
tim. u hrr Sic AZ 10 o'clock.
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For fine bats, stylish hats and fashionable
hats, 60 to Fsirehild & Morris, No. 80,
Rrnckler,s PIock.
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Procure the AmbrotyPes taken by Tyler &
Co. They are cheap, fine hksnessss, taken eK-
pedidously and systematically. The rooms Of
Tyler s. Co, opposite Odd-Fellows' Hail. are
finely arranged with an improved sky-lighs
and take ii all and an, It is the most dssirea-
BE gallery in the State to have Hkenesses exc
cutsd. Prices from fifty cents to $50.
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THE DUEL-It w7s reported yesterday,
that at the duel on the opposite shore Of the
Mississippi On Monday, no shots were fired.
The seconds succeeded IN arranging matters
On the field.
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LADIES AUcrIoN-FEUIr TEEEs, EvER-
GREENS, ETc.-A general assortment, hard to
beat, fresh and fine, Just received from New
AIbany-aH waranted-WiH be sold on Mon
day, the 7th inst, at ? o'clock
NJ. c. CAYCE & son,
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THAxKs-For late and useful exchanges
our thanks Pre- due % our polite end aeoommo-
dating friend, A Borden, Of me Adams hkPress
Company. also TO Capt Dill, the oehgias
railroad aEent.
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Majors Conr;.--The examination of the ne
gro Andrew Jackson, tor Wounding another
negro named jefferson, with an axe, has been
pos tponed to Monday next. Jeff's injuries are
not considered fatal.
Minor. slave of G. =. Word, was sentenced
to be flogged for stealing ham from Charles
Bates.
Ned Johnson, a slave, was ordered twenty
five for driving barouehe over little negro
child in the street.
Daniel Morton, a hopeless inebriate, who
had, when arrested, four brass faucets, sup
posed TO have been stolen, was committed to
Jail.
Isaac Newton, slave, the property of ID. Ii.
London, was punished for carrying concealed
weapons, and drawing a knife on VIM. Nc
Croy, a free negro.
Margaret, slave of NJ s. Crockett, ted
on suspicion of having stolen quantity of
laces and jewelry from A. j. Crane, was dis
charged from custody.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoN.-In Mecklen-
burg county Col. Goode has 1914 and Mr.. Pry-
or 177-a majority for the former Of So7. This
heavy majority of Col. Ct. will not, however,
alter the result of the election.
The election for Commonwealth's Attorney,
in Mecklenburg county, resulted in the success
of Mr.. Baptist.
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DIED

Suddenly at his residence in this city on the 9TH
inst, Mr. JOHN w, POLLARD. in the Hth year OF
his age. lie leaves wife and two children ana
many friends TO mourn their loss:
His funeral will take place to day, trnIurnaas,l q
"a o'clock. p NJ, from the Monumental Cnurch;
The friends Of the family are Respectfully invited
to attend. without further notice.
RTHE FUNERAL SsxMos or Hon. JOLT 4.
MASON will he preached NJ st. Pants Chufch; to-
morrow SUNDAY tnnrninr. at ii o clock, anu ms
remains removed to Hollywood Cemetery.
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4grieultnral Fair.--There was a large attend
anee at the Fair Grounds yesterday. The ad-
dress Of HILL CARTER, Esq, on agricultural
management, etc. gave general satisfaction
The Fair will close to-day. Every thing has
thus far passed Off quietly, without any dis
turbance or serious accident
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Sudden D,ath.-We regret to learn that Mr.
JOHN w. POLLARD, apothecary and druggis
on 18th street. died suddenly last Thursday
night Mr.. p. has been in bad health for severa
years, but to all appearances was rs we'll n
usual few hours before he was taken with 8
hemorrhage. He was Son of Temperance IN
coed standing, and will be buried by Spring
held Division this afternoon.
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Decision Rsrersed--After the Henrico JUS
tees had decided to commit the four iewelry
spectators TO Jail. on Thursday, they were
led TO change their minds, and the parties
Were discharged. Yesterday morning they
Grounds. tits said that the traffic in which
they are engaged is no more Of a Lottery than
any other s.giit enterprise
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THE RicH.non ,rCu.
w Il ky - >
BRILLIANT Original Sio"i

- recent improvements in the
,. 1po~ DISPATCH, which have largely
.ssas :, IL. popularity and extensive eifea'a-
suoe" :. ,ntima ted that from timc TO time
- =, stories from some of our mest accom-
s,i,sn,3 writers should appear in its columns.
aT,nssar,, Of these, story from the brilliant
-, ~ ,he author OF the "MoZlS ADDUMS
IgrrERS,e promised for some time, is now
,nnanle,ed. and its publication will be COM
meneea ia the WEEKLY DISPATCH Of NO.
MEMBER 25rH. This story, located la this
city and souae of the interior counties, is en-
titled:
awEDL0CK is A TICKLiSH THING !"
Abe Story. asoni the Happiss. Couple IN
Richmond,
by THE AUTHOR OF THE
LETTERS OF MOZIS ADD Z NJ 5.
We may congratulate our readers upon ths
treat in store for them This brilliant story
abounds in exquisite wit, pungent satire, ana
the most irresistible humor. 1t will be con-
tinued in weekly parts for some five or SIX
weeks, Those who desire to read this fine
story, which has been copyrighted for the
Dispatch, should subscribe at once TO the
WEEKLY. Subscription per annum only oNn
DOLLAR, in advance.
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af.,,onoi,.an HaH--Mr. Wyman will give an
exhibition of yentriloquism and magic this
afternoon, for the especial accommodation OF
ladies and children. His successful series OF
entertainments concludes tonight. Last
chance-co and see him.
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Inesndiarism and Attempt at Rcb5Uy.-Be-
tween and : O'Clock yesterday morning. a
volume of smoke was discovered issuing from
the bindery of James Woodhouse &c Co, III the
rear of their bookstore, and the door being
promptly burst open, it was found that the
interior was on fire. The flames were soon
checked and the DANCE was not very serious.
An examination of the premises disclosed the
fact that the door leading up to the office of
MIR. John c. Hobson, over the bindery, had
been broken open by burglars, who afterwards
made a powerful effort 10 get into the iron
safe, the lock of which is much battered and
indented. Failingin this, they next ransacked
the desk, but finding nothing of value, set it
on fire and decamped. The fire must have
been burning an hour or two when discovered
as the desk and most of the furniture of the
office were des troyed and the walls charred-
The floor benea III the desk was burnt through,
and fire thus communicated 10 the bin9ery.
Its a great pity that the perpetrators of this
outrage cannot be apprchended and properly
punished. 1t is bat a few weeks since the
stor. of W oodhouse * Co. was burnt by an in
cendiary, and they have now very pArrowly
escaped a similar disaster.
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ATTEMPTED Suicidal young man, whose
name we have not learned, purchased three
half-ounce Niais of laudanum at the drug
store of MIR. Strecker, and three of James NJ
Conway, grocer, yesterday morning, anC
swallowed the contents of three. His life wa.
saved by the timely arrival and aid of DR.
Parker More caution should be observed il
the sale of poisonous drugs.
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Aeeidsnf.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.: james
winston, of Church Hill, was badly hurt
about his head, by being thrown from ms Dug
~ while driving along Broad street; care.
ston's carriage, frightening his horse and
causing him TO run on.
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Honers TO The Dsad-The Young Guard will
perform escort duty at the reception OF Mr..
MAsoN's remains day. Our citizens gener-
ally should participate in the solemn ceremo-
nies.
The lst Regiment will attend the funeral to-
fnnrrnw
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Central Agricultural Sotiety.-At a meeting OF
this Society, last night, at the African Church,
JAS. LYONS, Esq, was unanimously reelected
President
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~ To Merchants.
49, ,,,,,n nrTcuEf1. AceouyrArT.

vvu rrrTuRARp MITCHELL, ACCOUNTANT.
f,irca at T. S. Walkers Factory. 9TH street.
Continues TO Write W Books and Adjust accounts
and anliets the hooks OF four or i've Merchants,
whose hnsiness does not require the constant ~
tendance Of book keeper He rssrs 70 tf na Io
lowing gentlemen. Messrs John stewa Riohl
mond. Va; and Measrs. Ma AISLE K Smith, tobacco
Comrn,ssiop Merchants. New YORK. DC 20
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Mechanics Tastiinle.--The exhibition at the
Institute continues TO attract large atten-
dance In addition to the many works OF in
seuuity and art, the brilliant assemblages OF
ladies form spectacle of the most pleasing
character.
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Thsatre--Three plays to-night--the Maniac
Lover Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty,
and Turning the Tables. The bill is an at
tractiye one, and the house will doubtless be
thronged.
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New YORK. 2S-Noon.-Stocks active aad high
er-Va. 6s S95. Flour heavy and unchanged
Wheat quiet-huyerS demand reduction-W est
EN- white $50. Corn very dull ard unchanged.
Provisions unchanged Whisky 271za2s cts. P.
Affection steddy-sales of 1900 bales. Flour ad-
vanced 10 ct-.-S0uthern UNCHANGED. Wheat I'M
settled but temporarily tirmpr-whlte Sl5s. White
corn 81; yellow SIN Sl02. Pork heavy-mess
Els l21 $3.50; prime Sl0.S0a Sn, Other articles
unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2S.-Flour active and huoyant,
tut unchanged Wheat active-white 81 .30E5I So
red > % Sl3o. Corn dull and UNCHANGED. Pro-
visions quiet. Bacon sides l04 cts. Pork-mess
$3.50; prime Sll.50 Whiskey dali at q cts.
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Premium Antmats.--The prize horses and cat
tie were exhibited sin the ring yesterday
morning They made an imposing show.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Georeeanna. Travers, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. w. ID. Colquitt Co.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Teal, Philadelphia mdxe.
and passengers, II. i. futile.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York, mdxs.
and passengers, Ludiam & Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen. Baltimore, mdzs. and
passengers, ID. & ". Curre.
Schr. NJ. s. Partridge, Hicks, Portsmouth, Hour
and feed w. ID Coqnitt Co.
Schr. T. J. Tul. Cooper, fredericksburg; wheat
Schr. Mary Willis, North, York river. llg &c.
Schr. Lucy r. Warning. Chiverell, Frederieks-
burg, COAL Midlothian Cosl Company
Schr. Ross, Winans, d. c.. coal, w. ID. Coiquitt
& Co.
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6. w. HARRIS,
oc 29-ds cwlm NIB. HORNER

tI,O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF
II RICHMOND. VA:-A select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
the LIST MONDAY in February. 1850. at ROCK
MILL ACADEMY. in Buckingham county, Va,
THos. J. GARDEN; A.. NJ, Principal TERMS
FOR 10 MoSTHs-S50 Tuition, and SlO0 for board,
&c No extras. Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonials of good
moral habits, either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
school under good discipline and whore they
will be Tree from the haunts OF vice and d SSH pa
ton, will have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
ceiyed.
For information, amply to C. H. BARKSDALE,
Esq Of the firm Of Barksdale Brother, Shoekoe
Slip, Richmond, Va. oc 23-tlF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


= Ths piano Forte ut the Agricultural
r. ~. nufncflired by Lights. bradbury Co.,
New York; was exhibited by NATH'L CAhusi,
Broad street. .
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Z -, WE. THE UNDER SIGNED,
- Stockholders Of the w Els I p DIN T
LAND COMPANY. and holding in the aggregate
more than one tenth Of the capital stock of the
SAID company, hereby give notice that a general
meeting of the Stock holders of the said company
will he held 1T the office of the said company. at
WEST POINT. in the county of KING William,
on TUESDAY, the STU day Of November, 1859.
JNO. PROSS Err TABB,
oc S-lawtdH ALEX. DUDLEY.
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r.HTTUR IraT.

+ TsTOTLETTERS--R Remaining in the RICH
II MOND POST-oFFICE,o on tho 2sth day Of octo-
~ Published BY authority Of ACT of Congress. in
the newspaper having the largest circulation In the
~ Persons calling for letters in this List, will
please saw they are ADyERffsED.
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Magnificent Silks,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,


SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT c1ol hss AVID sHAwLs, .
From last weeks AUCTION SALES OF French
i'''G GREAT n SACRIFICE.
WATKINS &c tICKLEN
Beg leave TO inform their friends and the public
generally hst theT sTFe and superb stocS OF
by very large additions of various sty OF beauti-
fll goods. purchased By one of their firm, in many
INSTANCES aaI + THE Tf'HiiEsIRPREv1oUs VALUE.
They only ask an opportunity OF exhibiting these
choice and select GOODS of the ns,es.i and most
surprise every one ", tn the Low PRICES,
IN SILKS especially, we are enables, to ofleI
such prices will bring this hitherto costly article
Beautiful yEI;o I Bn 81 P TAI
Paris Printed DELAINES,
SILK and Wool PLAIDS, &C.,
are bsng opened this morning, and will be found
eA'''' CLoAKS AND SHAWLs,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assort-
ed to day. and will be found worthy the attention
Of all in want. Some of these goods are. entirely
MEME SEs otfER R aSd r 1NSfk WEAR
~ m HoUsE SERX,,ANTS' WEAR"
fhA H6 ) so FURNISHING GooDs!!.!
sB1RTINGs and sHE FIN sS!!NhNs'''''
SATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS. &c.
Will be found unsurpassed IN extent; quality and
price. Zoe 2f-tsl WATKINS x FICkLEN.
wA- Second Large and Attrac,iye Opening
VI EEDEN 4 FOX
Have been opening in part, during the past week,
and by the steamers from New York TO day will
re in receipt Of their FALL SECOND SUPPLY
OF DRY GOODS.
We nave BOUGHT many large lots Of DRESS
GOODS ut the closing auction sa es, in New orS
during the past week, all OF which We shall offer at
erfreNls Iotc prices. We call special attention to
a lar Sc and choice assortment Of
DRESS SILKS. embracing all grades, from 70
cts. rer xaId to the RICHEST STYLES r,,r.c,, M
= MoUSELlNE DELAINE ROBES, at very re-
JP5RiNTED FRENCH MERINoFs.
RICH PLAID and STRIPED POPLfNS.
VELOURS DE PARIS. and great variety OF
other new and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment of EMBROIDERlES Is now
complete anon st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
M4LTFSE LACE COLLARS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POIN 4 LACE SETS, splendid as
We are also making large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots of "a and GA
LINSEYS.
SLEEPS GREY SATINETS all qualities.
VIRGINIA JEANS, &c, &c.
Also a lar- stock of
FACED CASlNETS and CASSINIERES.
NEGRO BLANK ETS.
BED BLANKETS.
oc24-1mif BREEDEN & FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
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~xI,e TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS. n

S<lSu G. HELLER 4 CO, lS Broad st.,/S
formerly NJ. Harms 4 Bro. have Just reecvsda
larse lot of TRUNKS, made by the bes. msnui.e.
tory IN the country 10 their especial order, of tne
best OF city and country trade, and are sss.ns he
ct prices to suit all in want OF good Trunk. -
Besides their large assortment Of Boots, Shoes
Caters and Buskins, for gents, ladies' misses sac
children, they daily receiving new aad issAlce
able goods to suit all IN want OF the best maause
tured goods in the Boot and Shoe line. o
q. HElsLER 4 co.
ls5 Rroad street. between SIN ard ON.
y. B.Also, 200 pairs Of ladies' dne Heel osi'e''
anls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-29
-, sHoCKoE HILL GENE

90 SsIOCKOE HILL GENERAL
go AGENCY.
G.. w. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall Be.ueen Sirth and Serenth
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE
GROES, and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
his thanks for the liberal patronage estow
ed upon him for two years past au 3l-6m