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Weather in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l.-The Odd Fellows
procession, to-day, At the inauguration OF
their new Hall, was postponed ON account
OF heavy rain.
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AND-REAUTtEIfIF FAR N-oI2 ACRES.

IL shall sell, at pnhIic auction. unless sold pr!
vatcly before. on TUESDAY. the Goth inst, at
ga O'clock. the farm on which ! reside, called
Forrest Grove" in Chesterfield county, on the
Manchester and Coal Pit Turnpike (which Is now
a free Toad.l about two miles from the city Of
Richmond, and OF which a beautiful VIEWS had
About 90 acres cleared and IN good II fe, pro-
ducing well Grains. Vegetables and Tobacco, and
suscc ptibe Of the highest improvement. There
IL enon h wood the balance to pay for the place
The Buildings, which are new are situated IN
beautiful grove of oaks. covering one acre. and
consist of - Dwelling, 20x5o. with rooms and
PASSAGES, and Kitchen and Laundry, both built
OF brick in substantial and neat manner. covered
with tin. The Negro House, Dairy, Smoke House,
Sc, are framed. The Barn, Stables, Carrlage-
House. &c, &c, situated little out OF the
grove
This place needs only to be seen to be admired
The expenditure of a few hundred dollars in dec
oratons, would make II one of the most desirable
places around the city. The health Of the place Is
proveTbiaily good; the water ~ superior; the
neigh borhood unexceptionabe. | will take plea
sure in showing the lands to any one wishing to
view.
Terms liberal, and made known the day OF
sale. HEZ. Il. ARCHER.
Sale to t,e conducted by +. B. Cook, Anctioneer.
Sc / dds
mA. The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY.
23d inst, when it will positively take place, at
o'clock, without regard to weather. ~
T.. r. COOK AuCt
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/ LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANOVER
ecutad Inv U " Graves. one dated 5th FeDruafy,
1857 and the other The h na is s e aa nes
NE xhan sell At public auction, to the highest
bidder ut Hanover Court House, on ~ EspA aa.;
the 27fh day Of September ls5s, taat oetns eou r
day a tract of LAND, containing llS acres more
or less, the greater part Of which lies n Han
over county. adjoining the lands 81 EaI L,ns a.
and the lands lately held by Luc, T. Dickinson as
her dover OF the estate OF Nathaniel piskinso.n,
dec d., being the same land which was aiiotteu "
the Trustee OF Susan H. Graves. IN the alsisioh 81
the real estate of the said Nathaniel DieAihsoh'
decd. -.
TERAs.-Cash for so much as viii be snlileen, 70
satisfy the purposes of the iced for ,he pslahee'
the terms will be made known on The ast 81 r.
selling as trustees, We shall cesvsy win spee'ai
..n-,s. &, & &, ssEE1nSIYSSSxkss,s Trustees
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LAND ON DEEP-RUN TURNPiKE AT

II AI CIIUN.-We VIII sell. upon TIE Premises,
on FRIDAY. the 23d day of September. commence
ing at II O'Clock A. NJ, tract of LAND on the
Deep-Run Turnpike, two miles from the city Of
Richmond, containing 81 acres. This land lies well,
and although neglected for several years, is sus-
ceptlbe of the highest state of Improvement, and
on account of its contigulty to the city, renders 1t
very desirable either as country residence or a
market garden. 1t will be sold in the gross di-
ylded to suit purchasers. Also, another tract of
Land, about five miles from the city, lying on the
same road, and containln, l51a acres. This Land
lies well, and is heavily timbered.
TERMs.-One- third cash; the balance at one and
two years Tor negotiable Dotes. with interest adj
ded, and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR X son,
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AUCTION eAxHs.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny tseddsn Z Apperssn, Asct.
81 syhhIssE AfEfS. sAEM o so q,
81 H5RsEs tsffLEn: HOS, fs dsHsfssTi M
81 PoR II AakE 9; EsiEtsuaAE stx FAEa
HahEg sIhxgs eahssfzsssRR1 WA SS5Ss
e ceTfa sRoPs s,s OF corn STRAW ae
will sell ct public auction. the premises ia the
oTder : sddysItIssd, without limit reserve. on
O'Clock. A. NJ. the FARM Of sai acres, on the soutb
side of the Williamsburg road. SIX miles below
Richmond. within : half mile OF the York River
Railroad. About 100 acres are open land, and the
balance heavily covered with pine wood. Xii the
BUILDINGS on the place have been erected within
Dwelling, good Kitchen, n large Stable. &c. The
pace y nanasomely located, and the Land OF ex-
After the sale Of the Land. all the personal Prop
er,{ thereon Will be sold consistlng OF Horses
Hoss Wsron os9 csrts a the Tsrms Iple
ments, and the crop OF Straw, &c.
;, And on the following daA Viz: THURSDAY,
the RESIDENCE q the sad Hcrd. in Wickersvills.
s sscea a M East et R9ckesNs the srse and
acres of hne land attached. together with ali the
buildings appertainlng thereto. consisting of the
now in fine state OF cultivation. Also, two i,O'rS
opposite his residences, extending to the York
the other Is acres. The above Lands. being con-
tiguous to the city of Richmond are admirably
adapted to Market Gardens, or suburban resi-
dences.
After which. will be sold four valuable Slaves
viz: 3 men and one woman: also alt the House.
hold Furniture, two Cows. two Horses one
Wagon one Cart. one Carriage a large parcel of
Wheat Straw, Crops OF Corn. Vegetables. &c.
TERMs.-For the and. one fifth cash; balance
at L. 5, H. and 10 months. for negotiable notes. in
terest added. secured by trust deed, For the
Personal Estate, texcept Slaves, for which cash
will he reaulred.l all sums; under SOS cash: over
that amount four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
The particular attention of the public is called
TO the foregoing sales. they will take place posi-
lively without limit or reserve.
sci GODDIN & APpERSON Auct.
~ FINE MULES. HORSES. 30 CARTS,
LOT OF RAILROAD SH0VEI.S, SPADES,
AAES. &c:-Alter the sale of Mr.. Hord's Farm,
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81 HANNDSs0MrE BnLnTNG LOTS IN

q # MANCHESTER. FRONTING ON HULL.
SOMERS AND WADSWORTH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N-We shall sell at auction ON
the premises, on SATURDAY. the sth October
1859, commencing at o'clock p. NJ, the follow
ing beautiful Building Lots. located as above. viz:
Ist Lots each fronting % feet the south side of
Hull street. running back $50 feet to alley I'd.
Lots in OF the above, each fronting % feet on
the east line of Somers street. running back 12i
feet to alley: 3D. - Lots each fronting IS feet
l2f feet to an alley. The of the above Lots are
remarkably well located, and are admirably adapt
ed to stores or dwellings,, being in desirable part
OF the town.
TERMs.-0ne-thir cash; balance Mt and II
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, aud
title retained till lust note is paid.
q GDDDlN & APPERSON, Aucts,
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CRtsT AND SAW VIII. AND DIsTII

u LERI WITH 3 ACkES OF LAND Al +
TACKLED, ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, Al
FRIDAY, the ed September. tif far; II not the
next far day thereafter commencing after the
sale advertised by Messrs. Young. Randolph and
Cary, tsay O'Clock, p NJ tract Of LAND con;
tanning 26 ACRES. lying on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad. five miles tIolu the CITY,
and has upon 1t a.SAW and GRlST LII and DIS
TILLERY, IN tolerable order The SOL Is :, VERY E
good. The Improvements are a small + HAMED
HOUSE, with the usual cut-houses
TERMs-made known at sale.
the dav Of sale JAS. II. TAYLOR * son,
40 satawtaot hSthen Auctioneers.
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10 ACRES OF VARIABLE LAND. on

q AZ n ES VF Ni.N1iNLE LANU, UNE
- MILE EAST OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION.
We will sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the Sd day OF October. commencing at 31a clock.
p. NJ, 10 acres OF valuable Land, in Henrco
county. adjoining Chelsea. and lying Immediately
upon the road from the Mechanlcsvlle Turnpike
to nth street.
This land is adapted for building purposes or a
market garden.
Any one desiring to secure building site ada
cent to the city, in highly respectable and healthy
neighborhood would do well to attend this sale.
The above property can he bought privately be-
fore the day of sale
TERMs.-One- fifth cash; the balance at g. IL, IS,
and "a months, for negotiable notes interest added,
and secured by trust deed
Sc Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR x SON, Aucts.
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INTENSIVE NALE OF >HON Us,
Il SPADES. &c. BY CATALOGUE, AT AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY. 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, |
will sell at my store. $50 dozens
Long handle Steel SH0VELS
u do do do
u do do SPADES
u do Iron SHOFEiS
u do do SPADES
Railroad SHOW ELS. &c. &c.
The above invoice embraces full assortment OF
desirable goods, the above line has Just been
received from the manufacturers. and is really
worth the attention of the trade and country mer
chants Sc 20I K. Z. COOK, Auct.
T OF ON ST. PAUL STREET AT AUC-
II TION.-Cn TUESDAY. 9th inst Mt clock,
| will sell on the premises, the very egibly stu
ated LOT OF GROUND, having a front of 81 feet
on st. Paul street. running back 129 feet
The lot is situated on st. Paul, between Charity
and Baker streets, and is level and beautifully 10
Gated.
TERMs-Cash. i. Z. COOK,
SO 20 Auct.
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e II GODDIN X APPERSON, AuctS
EXECUToR's SALE OF THE FARM

ENEIL TUK-S SALE Of IWE INV
Il c l. LIE u WESTW00D. BOUT NINE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. ON THE CHICK
AHOMINY RIVER AND YORK RIVER RAIL,
ROAD.-On TUESDAY, 9th September, 1859, at IL
o'clock, NJ, will he sold at auction the above de-
scribed EARN, ad Joining DR.. 7. Trent and others,
containing 1913 acres more or less, OF which about
81 acres IRE hrst-rate low grounds. OF the whole
tract. about 30 acres Of high land. and about TO
acres of the low grounds cleared the residue is
in woods mostly pine. The Improvements consist
of a good DIV ELLiNG, of four rooms, all neces-
sarv out houses, well of superior water, a young
orchard of fine fruits, OF various kinds, the neces-
sary enclosures, &c.
TERas.-One- third payable lat January next,
when full possession vii! ba gwen On the mean
crop Of wheatD for which n negotiable note, inter
est added. and satisfactorily endorsed, VIII he re,
auired the balance payable LIST January, 1861, and
Ist January, 1867 for bonds bearing interest Sc
cured by a trust deed. l.. S. COURTNEY,
Exec'r of TIL. II. Garrett, deceased.
rnD,r tnuvp.oN AuctS 10
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BY Jas. NJ. Tarior l. Son, Aucr..
ByI. 4 G. b. Davenport. Auct'r..

VI THURSDAY, I'D Sept, we will sell. at 10
o'clock. at our auction store, an assortment OF
GROCERIES. viz:
BACON SIDES. SHOULDERS and HAMS
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland do.
SOAP, CANDLES and STARCH.
kecti6ed WHISkEY.
n. f.. RUM.
French BRANDY.
Claret and Madeira WINES.
RICE.
Manufactured TOBACCO, &c, &c.
TRRMs.-Under SI0o, cash; SlC0 and over. four
months credit, for approved paper.
so is l. x 6. b. DAVENPORT, Auct'rs
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II BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks To our generous patrons Tor
the Kindness we have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER or AFFAIRS, TO Ne
Initiated Sept. !. 1889, will receive the same
courasement that our previous efforts and iabors
To accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN J. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now che PTopretors Of the Establishment.
and each one pledges himself 10 do what the COM
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire 10 keep and MAINTAIN, what our H.
cense calls for q FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise TO use renewed exertlons to render the es
tabshmcnt as comfortable rs possible. With po-
Ute agents, ard ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants. We shall endeavoT tn afford complete salts
iactlon to the travelling public.
y. B.~A previous card long since published TO
countegact the influence Of baselcss Tumor, is
sntaeient proof that our establishments has never
been closed, and that, since it's publication, we
nave been IN better condition to entertain visitors
man heretofore. All fuIaors as To- closure, or in
teRdsd closure, we desire oar fyi,nds to notice as
Isc'and SfTdH GERS. intending 10 vstus, wiilful
misrepresentation, Sc It's
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L. FOR RENT. --Cottages No. 2. and g. in
81 Crump's Row. on 18Th street. having been re-
L.x Gently repaired, are now ready for tenants.--
Each tenement contains seven rooms. including
the basemeDts REST CHEAP To prompt tenants.
AIsO-A Brick House, near the Fair Grounds,
containing four rooms, and other conveB.enees.-
InnIy To- +. d. EACHO,
~ 2I-,t Pearl street.
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PAIL sTOCK.-wINsTON < POWERS have

ENATL NFUt NV Ms TON < Tow Frs have
L In store large assortment OF GROCERIES,,
WIN rs, fIQ IORS and GIG AIRS, suited TO coun-
try merchants. and can complete bill on the most
adyanta.eou terms. Among stock We offer
l13 hhds. SUGAR. assorted quality.
1874 hbls. Refined SUGARS, all grades
675 bbls. MpLASS rs. general assortment OF
New Orleans and other kinds.
l.270 bass Rio, Laguayr a, Java and Mocha COZ
FEE.
1900 boxes Adamantne, Sperm and Tallow
CANDLES.
LIPS pkgs. La toRS, large assortment of all
grades. ~ - . 49, =
With a full stock of LEATHER, TEAS. OILS,
and other GOODS suited % a large jobbng house.
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BY T.. Il. Cook. Auctr.
TX 000 BARREL HuUP-POLES, At
c,OOO AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, ed
instant, at 10 clock will sell on the Basin Bank,
south side, Is 900 BARREL HOOP POLES, The
attention of barrel manufacturers is respectfully
requested. Sc "a T.. B. COOK. Auct.
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% IN HANOVER COUNTY. ON THE MAIN
NILES n -L1So FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
A. So. No be sold ON TUESDAY. Septenl-
per zoth 1883 at y O'Clock, NJ, the valnab farm
located as above, now owned and occupied nv Mr.
IIlenpy Il. Inrner, 1t adolns the lands of Messrs
James IL Jones, Thos q. Turner. and others The
tract contains 22lls acres Of which abont $50 acres
are open land including IL acres fine meadow the
naIahee IS well set IN fine timber. The buildings on
the place are comfortable, and sufficient for the
use of the place. They are all in good repair The
nelghoorhood is good, and the place remarkably
Possession given first day of January next but
IN the meantime such partial possession as to ena
BILE the purchaser to seed crop of wheat The
place Will ie shown to any disposed to pur-
chase, by Mr.. Turner. who resides on the place
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
day of SALE GODDIN & APPERSON,
Sc - Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is post
poned to FRIDAY, Oct. It'll. 1859. at / o'clock z
NJ. GODDlN Il APPERSON.
20 Aucts
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V'HE rUNsTALL moist.


MOTTO J.. Nv hereas. the County Court of Hem
~ rico have - IN contemplation to change the 10
cation of the Poor House. the undersigned com
mlttee appointed 20 receive PROPOSALS Tor 4
suitable location Tor the new Arrangement for that
purpose, until the Both day of the present month,
(September.)
Persons having suitable property situated at q
distance not exceeding ten, less than three
miles from the corporation. are requested to com
municats with either of the committee by written
proposition. They viii state the location, number
of acres, character of the buildings and price of
the property.
The property at present occupied as Poor
House will be sold, or given in exchange for such
may be selected by the Court. from the lots of
feTed. J. Is. kEESEE.
q EO. II. RNER.
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lust RECEIVED, per steamer Yorktown, n
" larae and Wel-seiected stock OF
CASSINER rs,
CLOTHS and
VESTINGS,
AT +, MORRIS co.'s,
- 20 IA toO Main

INV % 81
GLANEN FOR SALE.-Having sold the farm
> of thc late ottoman SauF hter of the county OF
kIuf " iiijam now offer for sale, privately, the
SIAFES-between fifty and sixty-consistlng of
MEN, BOYS, GIRLS. WOMEN and CHILDREN,
ia .sullles 20 those wishing te purchase for their
own use. WIN. Z. ALLEN, Executor.
Richmond, Sept 3. 1859. sc 6-d&wts
HAVING purchased Of Lewis Cohen his BAR
l ROOM AND LAGER BEER SALOON. stu
Ated near the Old Market House, shall be very
happy 10 see ny friends and the public eeneTaliy,
feeling satisfied that can give them entire salts
faction. Sc 2l-3t' HENRY BACkMANN.
1 HAVE THIS DAY appointed HENRY
! COOK, my Agent, for me and IN my name, 10
carry ON the business Of BAKER and CONFEC
TONER. in the city of Richmond-to hny and sell
fog cash only. +. DUNkEL.
Richmond, Sept. 10th, 1859. Sc l4-2w'
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CiTY SCAVENGEK.-The undersigned re-
~ specttully informs the citizens of Richmond
that he is prepar red to clean out houses, sinks.
and other places Of deposit and thoroughly lime
them, on the most reasonable te 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 al the drug store of Mspaugh Johnston,
one door from corner 18th and Main streets. and all
orders left in them will be promptly attended te:
au l5-3m X IL. ALLEN.
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CEYERAL HANDsOME LOTS. IN Tile

WOOD CEMETERY, AND one N SYDNEY,
ON HAYWOOD STREET. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-WIl be sold at auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY, Sept. Is. 1859. commencing at 4
o'clock p. NJ, in the order advertised the follow
ing very beautiful LOTS, viz: two Lots fronting
the east line of Pine street; two fronting the
west line of Belydere street, within the enclosure
of Mr.. r. b. Tyler's premises. which he resides,
and two opposite his residence, fronting on Spring
street Also. 7 Lots fronting together 200 feet on
street. SO feet wide.
After which. will be sold y most beautiful LOT
in sydney. the north side of Elmwood street.
between Harvie and Short streets. fronting - feet,
running back $50 feet to an alley, adjoining the
residence Of Mr. James w. Reed.
TERMS.-0ne- third cash: balance at and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till last note be pad.
seI3 GODpIN < APPERSON. Aucts.
H. POSTPONEM ENT.-in consequence Of the
rain. the above sales were postponed to SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, the cath September, 1859, at
O'Clock. ..,,,,.,,,-
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1.-TWO REAUTIFUI. LOTS ON DECATUl

a
L STREET, MANCHESTER, IN REAR OF
THE OLD FARMERS HOTEL. FOR SALE AT
ATCTtON.-Wil be sold on SATURDAY, the
cath day of Sept'r 1859 at Az O'Clock. i. NJ. two
handsome LOTS, located as above each fronting
% feet, running back $50 feet
TERMs.-One- third cash. balance Mt and mos
bearing interest. GODDIN & APPERSON
Sc Is Aucts.
F. S.-lmmediatey after the above sale will be
sold several LOTS, near the Manchester Turnpike,
above Manchester Terms al sale
sc - G0DDIN x APPERS0N, Aucts.
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JNO. B. YOUNG.
K (. Milton Nj feS p GARY, { ''" H.
las NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Aucts. au 10
GALE AE LAND IN DEEP-RIN TURN

> PIKE, AT AUCTION-We will sell upon the
premises on FRIDAY, the I'D day of September,
lie fair; If not the next fair day thereaiter) com
mencing immediately, after the sale advertised by
Messrs. Young, Randolph Cary, a, tract OF 'and
FredericksburE Railroad about four miles from the
city, adjoining the lands of Messrs. Joseph Sinton
" iIliam Saunders, A. Blackburn and others-and
being portion Of the real estate lately owned by
F. Staples, deed.
The above is highly improved; twenty five acres
of which are in cultivation, and the remainder IN
woods. u.
The improvements are comfortable dwelling,
with fou< rooms, and the usual out houses-all III
good order.
TERMS: One-third cash, the balance IN two equal
instruments. payable on the 25th June, 1850, ana
2Sth June, 1861. with interest added. -.
sa2 las NJ TAYLOR K son, Auct's.
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email FARM MAN RICHMOND.
y STOCK, CROP. HORSE, CART. COW. 3e',.
on the prsmise.. on 6SEsbAY, ~ II ~ ~
TENDER, 1850. 1t II O'Clock A. NJ, the small PARM.
ON the Charles CITY Road sbout 3es mile. tsiow
castaininS Isl AcRFs OF LAND, 10 arrss a
which are 10 cultivation. tho balance in w9yd,.-
en-. &e.--are rather inferior. The soil u very
good. and we'll suited for market-ssfden. tAissy
the sale Of the Land, the Crops. stock. one h0fsS
and Cart and good Mich Cow. spd all the Hcase-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, will BE- cold.
TEsas-Llieral, and will bg made hngwn on Gsy
Of sale. 6ODDIN 4 APPERSON. Adcfs.
The foregoing property having heen sold On -
9th inst, and the purchaser thereof having IAtlcd
To comply with the terms Of sale II VIII now ~ re-
sold 1t the risk and costs Of the former gurehaser
sel9 6ODDfN l. APPERSQN. Aucts.
L. SIN consequence II the rain, the above sale
Is post oned until II O'Clock TO-DAY. the I'd 81
September. 6oDpIN e APPERSOy.
Sc u Aucts.
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGAKN-LEAF AND
" MANUFACTURES TOBACCO. MEIER
SCHAUM TUBES. PIPES. MATCHES, &c.-
holesale purchasers are solicited to call and
anime, at JOHN BOUCHER'S Cigar and To-
hacco Store, i4th ST., between Main and Franklin
SITS, complete assortment IN the above line of
Goods. Warranted as represented lfany article
don't suit it can he exchanged, or the money re-
funded at any time.
y. B;-CI6ARs made, in any style, TO order.
Sc l5-3m
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-. FOR RENT. AND pOSSEssION

FUK RENT, AND r UNI SSION
81 GIVEN IMMEDTATELY.--Tle Store, with
ixh basement and office, at the corner Of Broad
and Ninth streets. recently occupied by vi. g. VAL
entine, Jr. The situation is central and unsur-
passed by any in the city. whether for 3 large Re-
tail Dry Goods Store. Clothing Store, Book, Piano
ana Music Store, or Hat, Boot and Trunk Store,
ali of which are particularly desirable in this sec
ton Of the city. and any one of which, wJsh proper
attention, would not fail 10 ensure ss:cess. Fer
terms which shall he reasonable, apply 10
an y-d2awts MANN s. VALENTINE.
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BOARDING.
ExcHANGE HOTEL Ann

BOARDING j have several pleasant ROOMS,
- suitable for families Can also accommodate
lew DAY B0ARDERS. Mrs. BASS.
se T-6t' Shst-Tower House, Grace At,
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CABELL HOUSE.
No. i+2, MAIN STREET, LYNCH
J. EOK A BAEk .,........ pRopR

J. FUKN BACk ........,.... PROpRfETOR,
- n III q. VI ANAfskR
Beg leave TO announce to their friends and the
public generally, that the CA BEL IL is now
! open IL has been extensively furnished and VIII
! I've conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects.
The location has been conceded to be the best IN
the city, being IN the very centre Of business.
/ The baStasSS street. within few minutes walk OF
/ the depots, warehouses, banks, &c.
Agents have been appointed in the principal
cities the seaboard to forward dehcaces as they
! appear.
! With ample means to conduct the business, the
/ proprietor hatters himself that. with the manage
Hent ot Capt KYLE, the standard oil Hotels VIII De
I raised n bNnchburg,
IA Omnibusses, Baggage Wagons and Porters
wall he AT the de pots and boat landings TO convey
passengers 80 and from the house. lau 2-dln
, JJYCEIi H0TEi.-Persons returning from
! ii the SPRINGS viii knd this establishment open
until the first of November.
I PASSENGERS leaving Richmond IN the morning:
reach the Hyseia st5 o clock ?. w., the Richmond
steamers connecting with the Coffee. y which
pllsS regularly between Norfolk end Old Point.
5-2w JOS. $ kGA r, Proprietor.