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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALuABLE

y BEAVER DAM -LAND IN GoocHLAND
Go1NTx ASP Po NJ IHE PEse 81 PROF
SS%HSE ASR AE IAskf hSE zSb
the cause of Martin vs.. Martins Administrator,
ct al" rendered at the September term, 1852 the
undersigned, as COMMISSIONER. win sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises on
THHRspAY the 10th day "a O. Of NGsemser iss
valuable FARM known a. ASPEN GROVE,
resided at the time of his death. 1t contains 7S5
the late john s. FIe@ins and CHARLES Gserrsns
There aresabout 100 offrst rate low grounds
and 200 acres original growth. heavily timbered
House with seven large rooms; Negro, Ice and TO,
bacco Houses, and other buildings usual on such
a ar IN the county, Il about four miles from the
James River and Kanawha. Canal, FIVE miles from
the Court House enc mile from ths contemplated
to Charlottesville, and Is miles from the city OF
TEans.Mcash for so much as viii be sufficient to
pay the expenses of the sale and the costs OF the
suit, and the balance on credit OF !. 2. and 4
the day of sale. to be paid annually, and the Pur
chaser to give bonds with good personal security
tanned until the further order OF the Court.
Capt. VIM. NJ: Mayo, the manager, will show il
70 aad as
mond. JAMES Z. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioner.
| ALSO-Ten young and likely SLAVES--viz:
Five men, two women, two girls and one boy, and
the sale Of the land, cons sting ofvalusbe HORSES
and Mules. embracing two ysry fine Thorough,
them his race mare, "Jnlia Todd, p and yearne
colt out Of her, BY RED Eye" pronou9cad by good
adges the nsst cell they sys h saw Cows Csiys,
Top Buggy. all the Farming Implements and crops
of Tobacco, Corn. Oats. Hay: Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are Of the
most improved blood. IS so /
TERvs.-For the personal property, Except the
slaves. for whom cash will be reaulred.l Tor al!
sums under $40, cash; over that amount months'
credit, for boads with approved security.
Tho foregoing sales will take place positively
"i w ''''''' % JAMES r. ROBERTSON.
Admir- of II. A. Martin, and
Admir- de bonis non of John Martin, decd.
c4-d& cwtdn 81 sisss4sst Stsfs5s
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VACANT LOT ADJOINING SAME.-At the
same time and place. and by virtue OF a deed OF
trust from Timolean d. CTenshaw and wife, to the
Office Of the Hastings Court Of the city OF Rich,
mond, and at the request of the beneficiary Of SAID
deed, we shall Sc II the beautiful VACANT LOT
adjoining the above. fronting Is feet End street,
and running back Us feet to an alley.
TERMs.-Cash for so much as may be necessary
TO defray the expenses executing this trust, and
to discharge the sum of sos; the balance upon
such terms the legal representative oil the sat.s
Timolean B. Crenshaw, now dec d, may prescribe.
EDWARD n. DABNEY, {Trustees.
RICHARD CAUTH0RN,S Aias's0s'
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER.i
RICHMOND, Oct. II. 1859. {


-, RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office I'M
til u 9'cloek, NJ, SAtTURDAY next, the ed
INST, Tor building a BRICK CULVERT, with the
necsssary entrances and connections from point
up Leigh street to 4th street thence down 4t Street
to the stae IN the guey, North of Jackson street.
Proposals will also be received at the same time
and place, for building a STONE CULVERT on
Main street. from the arch over Shockoe Creek to
the East side Of 18th street. Plans and specifca-
tons OF tine above work be seen, and all neees-
sary Information Obtained, on application at this
office. loc l8-tdl w. GILL, City Eng'r.
CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS OF
" sHoyELs, ToNGS and P0KERS.I have for
sale an elegant assortmento of a kinds of CRATES,
Including every style Of TENDERS, SUMNER
P5EGES hands9 nn and PLAIN sets Of SHOvELS;
coal SCUTTLEs, Cinder sHOYELS, Fire SHO-
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shoves and Pokers;
B BloWsJ STAMPS; Bass and Iron FooTMANs; FIRE
STq SIC for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
and others II want Of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices.
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
MANU- FACTORY, No. 225 Main street, between
9Th and 9Th streets, west side, Richmond, Va.
aul Ism s. ID. DENOON.
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~ w.t. iL1oFcV444f n Ep4syy 6 ApaslxApxx
s EoR s1 rs ri i IA
* 's%ssi Z ss sS 81. & U &C.
neS scmSs ss s.ss'. Dw
Richmond Female institsss g sbose, Opposite IL
dqa n. Pha,ss E.s dx siS sai e.
sf and We'll srisnss az ior n AZ manu- nam.
dation q large family II ss Lac s 81 sss sssooo
suvsris, &C. Ths, sss Sands sa
70 qo me pfdnc a story and an iron Tandsh e
has s ahf so nSupls pprsco IN rsar dssnR
eommodations for servants besides wood ans AZ as
Is msn e ssf%ns NJ.
Ihe location Of the property is among the 6est n
Square, and within 1--WE minutes walk Of ths nsso
business pisces n the city. '.' 1'aa'
Is months for negotiable nosss interest," ,dsd and
'assS '''a' ssis S'i s fFsff9ss
CaNS Isl PNfHE c f4l j. * HOUSE
Court pronounced the @ q JaIy isssa n 1s
the highest bidder 90 fbHY tSe IN men g
ss 81 ssls pb
Mary D. Bswles f,sn ,.s 20 feet s. John.
Banks, w AIDE ana others. The House Is Inferior ~
TERMs.-Cash. as to enough to pay the expenses
of suit and sale; balance ON credit of SIX months
purchaser executing bond with good security, and
title retained until fully paid.
JOHN N. DAVIS, Special Conn.,
Sale conducted by GoDDrN . APPkRsoN. ocli
NIOTiCk.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc
IN cuted to me. on the LIST day of Semptemher
1853. by Reuben E. Hundley, which was duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Of Han
said deed, proceed to sell. at Hanover Coygr y
House, on FRIDAY, the 2lst day Of October, 1859,
at lbs oclock, A.. NJ. all the right. title and und-
vided interest of the said X. L. Hundley, in four
tracts of LAND, lying in said county. az described
SO l7-dt2lO Trustee.
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct.
SALE OF HOUSE AND 10.

ETNRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
L lNRICHMOND.-By virtue of deed of trust
from John w. Jewett and wife. to the undersigned,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Illus
tngs Court of the city of Richmond, and at the
proceed to sell at public auction, the lot of
GROUND named in said deed, living between Jack,
feet. and running back 1870 feet TO an alley. Tho
improvements consist Of a TW0-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, 1.-THE front arranged for q store,)
with KITCHEN and other necessary buildings, the
whole enclosed by substantial plank fence.
TERMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds Of the sale,
will be given until the 7th day of April, 1860 the
purchaser executing negotiable note, with an aP-
proved endorser, giving n deed Of trust on the
property, to secure the same.
The sale will take place on the premises, on
TT ESDAY, 18th instant, at4 O'Clock Z. Nj.
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VAa5sg.A i PE.sosSs4L gaeessEESr1T,

=
The siss dsy d 6stesS. lsse. 81 II esloei. A. n.
se'os'a q. rasePes se W, $"
y SS5si VIII: { 81 s;i;s
csns porsss ThrSs.Sss Hsshns soos
order, With separator attached; several WAeons
MGLEs. Also, my HousEHoEpb ID ri RNfTURE
including two Pianos, enc Of which y nearly new
Although my plantation j. yet for sale priystelx
Sunday excepted.
TERMs-Af sale. 4s $50
Sale ;s eGaucsed BY soDpIs Ae s
q III YpNEY. BOUNDED By poVER d Elm i
MOOD, PARK AND MEADOW STREETS,
k NNH The THEREoN FoR fsP r anRcETok
pAi, the 9Th October. 1859, commsncinT at i o elk
Z. NJ. the valuable real estate located as above,
tie residence Of M. Edw;d 6. Howara. formerly
lies most s The % l cnnsl Sa n
. Brick Dweling, besides very large and excel
or smoke houses The Land viii & dvsd acc
sordng to plat and survey, to be exhibited at the
.TERMs.-One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and
Is months, for negotiable notes. interest added Sc
cured BY trust dis6 Sr tile 5ftaRsd
be bought at private sale. Loo lsl G.AA.
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY DE.
yER OF MAIN rAaNp THiRb sTREETs. FOR
premises. on FRIDAY. tie 18th das Of Oct. 1859.
iui LOT, located as above, topposits the resi-
asnce Oh judge John Robertson,l fronting l65 feet
ne e so out h sss a ne s n bsd ek
be subdivided into smaller lots, according to plat
and ns survey t9 be shown at the hour Of gale TAX
property; the fact that it fronts on the south side
Of Main street, and has very full depth. and the
believed that for fine dwellings there is scarcely
another lot IN this city, Of ats sizs that COM
TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at 6, Il. and
Is months Tor negotiable notes, interest added Sc
&c Ps trust a eiS6 tfs P fftfRss
FORTY ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND
GR0UNDs, FOR SALE AT hucT ii s Il he
reserve TU EsDAY. the 18th October, 1883, at
4o'clock P. NJ. 40 acres OF beautiful LAND. in the
Robinson IT, LEWIS b. crenshaw and Ul shs od
Deep Run Turnpike. 1t will be sold in gross, or
divided into squares of to acres each as may be
deemed best at the hour OF sale.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 6. IL, and
10 months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest,
ocH GoDDIN & APPERSON, Auct's.
A UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
& !, ], KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, ls59-By virtue of two
DEGREES OF the Circuit Court of the City Of Rich
and on the 18th day of June, 1859, in q Chancery
smt, entitled Sinnett vs.. Johnson's Er'or, and
Others the un.dseTsIgned, as Cemmssoner, will
ber ls59 at II O'clock, noon, to sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the front door Of the State Court
lying on Pocatalico river and it's waters, in the
county of Kanawha, containing 1900 acres, part
Smith, deceased, late of Baltimore, Mary land ; be-
ing the same tract Of Land which was conveyed by
nett, by deed, bearing date the 18th of July 1856
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court oil said Kanawha county, to which reference
is made for more full description of said Land,
and of the boundaries thereof.
TERMs-Made known at the time and place of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON -
au 2l-d2m Special Commissioner.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY. CoNSfsriNs5s z OF =
FARMING IMPLEME NTS, &c, AT AUCTION.
will sell, at the Pals Plantation on James River,
ond on TtEsDAY tie th' day q beeem ,fs
ance of the real. ESTATE belonging to- to said
estate, containing 3I4ts. acres of valuable LAND.
rs follows: ls5 acres of highly improved farming
Land. lying about the centre Of the farm; $50
one mile Of the town Of Manchester, a larse por-
ton Of which is heavily wooded; also, valuable
Wharf Property. lying on James RIVER, extending
from the terminus of the Danville Railroad to the
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
niacturing establishments.
And at IL o'clock NJ. of the SAME DAY. will DO
sold fifty, valuable SERVANTS, consisting OF
Boys. Girls. Men, Women and Children.
Twenty four superior MICH COWS ofthe most
improved stock; "a young CATTLE; yoke of
OXEN, and about so HOGS.
Twenty four young and well broke MUL Els, SUI
perlor animals; HORSES. &e.
large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
chine. Reapers, Drills, Clod Crusher, &c.,
Wagons, Carts, and Gear.
About 1000 barrels Of Corn, n large quantity
Sh1cks, Fodder, and Straw, and large quantity
OF TALL and winter Vegetables.
TERMS or SALE as follows: For the real estate,
All sums OF IS coo and under. one-third cash; the
balance at ]: g. aud years; for all sums Of 5000
and under $1,000, 4 cash, the balance at 1, 2, 5,
and Years; for all sums over $1,000, one fourth
cash; the balance at liz 8. A. and years, the pur-
chasers TO execute negotiable notes with interest
added, payable semi annually, and secured by trust
deeds For the slaves, cash; for all other personal
property. sums of S10o and under, cash. over 500,
wth on5 sr sded Tor neqtnbG notes.
Executor Of Jos. Mark, decd
JAS. Nj TAYLOR Son, Auct's. oc II
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Mir 1ooatod j.; Rit;nor E Ma 49, ~ ~
most valuable and public wharf in the city, giving
the facility of receiving grain into, and delivering
-four from the Mills, without expense. These
Mills have six run of stones. new boilers, and 120
horse power Engine, but little used. Within the
past six months they have been oyerhaued and
thoroughly reGtted and repaired, and are now. in
perfect order and successful operation, turning
out daily about 800 barrels of -four.
Baltimore is we'll known to be amongst the best
-four markets in this country, as well to possess
Elany advantages for the purchase of wheat.
This property will be sold low, and but little
money required; balance on long credit; or, it
would be exchanged for an improved farm and
negroes, the owners object in selling being to
side in the country. Apply, by letter or in person,
to Il. w. PICKEREI.I. :.
Oc 13-2w Petersburg, Va.
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EOk SALE
I yyi,kkg giINSIIA STATE syoclKg !.
:, VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS.
=. &c Its T. 81. AAURY 4 co.
ADiES GAIfEK6. $50 pairs OF Ladies',
-. yasisu, 81 y3FionE styles and brices. jnat 70
Aand, - MARcUe HARRIS & BRO Is,
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u EMOyAL.-The subscriber, in returning his
II thanks to his former patrons and friends for
the many favors heretofore bestowed ON him, would
respectfully inform them and the public generally
of I4th and Franklin streets, he has removed his
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING ESTABLISH,
MENT to No. I, B ASE ENT ALL ARD
Society s Office where call from the public 1T
large is respectfully solicited.
No. /, Basement Ballard House.
p. S.-Two or three good Journey men PAINT
Frs wanted immediately. oc lin
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1IO COACH MAKERS.
L We are now in receipt of our Fall Stock of
COACH MATERIALS such as Tominson' .
French Head SPRINGS; common, half pat. and
improved Taper AXLES: JERSEY Hickory and Oak
Enamelled Leather, EnamelIed Cloths, Laces,
fringes, Bands; PhIadeiphia Bolts, Miller's Moss,
and COACH and WAGON MATERIALS of every
description, which We will sell to cash buyest or
prompt customers as low as they can be purchaaed
In the Northern cities. 90 4 go
! - WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT, 81 Main ST.,
aa Min Nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
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BIZ James M. TAYLOR & Son, Auct's.

LNAEOUTOkfS SALE OF UNEXPIRED
os 1 fkAsk 9E S4 NV ANB R REA sTKTAT
OLD BuILpINGs, HoRSES. HACKS, BuG,'
'GI lf ;,s SuLK & HARNESS, STABLE FIX.
eeutor Of the late WI VIM Graves, viii self upon
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of Octo-
Der, commencing at 1913 O'Clock A. NJ, the above
Real and Personal Property, in the order adver-
on the 18th day of August, 1862. of the valuable
Real Estate at the corner of Franklin and l4th
streets, lately occupied by said Graves Livery
Stable, together with the Buildings thereupon con-
sstng Of the large Brick Stable, with four small
Framed Tenements adjoining, on the east, and the
Tenement formerly occupied by said Graves, dec ID,
together with the large Lot, lately excavated,
the lease, will be made known at the sale.
Immediately after the above, will be sold.
y HORSES, several Of Which are superior animals;
3HACKS and HARNESS, in good order;
! do. do nearly new;
four ap. seat DD66G5'BLE BUGGY and HARNESS;
4open-top do;
ssULKTEs, and sets HARNESS;
9SADDLES ard BRIDLES;
large d lot Ct SphBE EN gahRsE
FURNITURE. COW, and many other articles,
too hume rous to mention.
At the same time VII! } be hired dat for the bal
ance of the year. NEGRO MEN, who are hack
TERMs-All sums of $50 and under, cash; over
that amount. four months credit. for approved ne
gotiabe notes, with interest added;
SAM'I !. 8. COTTRElL.
Executor of VIM: Graves, decd.
JAMES M. TAYLOR Il Son, Auct's.
All persons having claims against the estate will
those indebted Will make immediate payment, as
it is very desirable to settle the estate speed
lily as possible. SAM.L 5. COTTRELL.
oc l2-dtdsS sv2t cwIt $500
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IhFTY I,vgInhI ~ Lo7S, a rp-
tk 4ys III dss s Eli :sk 5.
suiL 9SflHsk isn Il Msy s;;sssi,.S
WadgwoYth streets, between Evefetf IA 9 =. asd
t2n Cor ksilrosdL streets Teenty Lofs 5sos22 e,
street. twenty Lots font on nes "a ~
streets, between Everett and Stockton ior IN.
rnad streets: There Lots enjoy IN extensive vscr
oI hlcnmonq and the surrounding country. por
ton OF which are more elevated than any porfioI
oi the Falls Plantation or the. town or N an
beautiful LoT, with smaiI Fsxmsd pvsti;r .,
thereon, and another LOT. with 3 large France
bustdinE, with basement walled up with stone
heretofore nsed IS a barn, which may readily b
converted into two comfortable dwellings, at 1
small expenditure az money - -
TERM One-third cash residue Mt 6, II, IS ri
30 and s. months, secured by deed OF trust or titit
retained, As may be preferred.
oc Is JAME Els M. TAYLOR & SON, Auct's.
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AUCTION BALES.
rUTURE DAYs
~ Rebers b. Lyme. Aucsisneer.

a ayALQADLE FARM IN HENRIcO
SITP1 q oaR aEcH r 9,lS xER Pm EflEE
Ruhlis s1csion on ths 18TH ds1 Of NOVEMBER, & &
az - ,.r1 s Ssdss. .; IA. a
s.s 3 Ssssssd ssy hun
4, thee. sad sOsco. sad e rsmsfisby sdspssd e
land i wsi q, g. n rna e The xo.d
coasss 81 "med AZ oossrs VA
ssvcn rooms, kitchen. eversesrs house. negro
ssd built within past few years. TSsrs ols :
Tor health, society COED, and very confenisnt
&c 2taDls q division. and will he sold IS whole
can e purchased very ow privatey It'd day Of ssle
mm,cl, Il ssoid. due notice will be given Tho
.1Sxn ;sS Rsss y s Il. Ih e
RoBERT sf GY WIZ .pp,sasioo to
oo2l oihce in basement Metropolitan Hall
ny r. b. Cook, Auct.
HORSES. BUGGY AND PHAETON. Ar
- l,A,uCTION;-On SATURDAY. 12d instant At
Sa,Iroad w soil at the Lot near the Central
sevsTs Ny, very superior Saddle and Harness AMI
Are 1na ks sess e niisrl' nsv
ssssf.y eMan sn e. rdW Ssst aed HtEs
Also, one very handsome PHAETON or PLEA
SUHE CARRIAGE. in most excelIent order
having been but little used. 1t Is CAPABLE ~
sehting very comfortably six persons. TO be
sold upon four months credit for satisfaoto
~ paper. Ioc I'll F.. B. COOK, Auct.
BY Thos. w. Reese. Auct.,
tofhce corner 18th and Cary streetsD
a. HORSES, MULES, cows AND
@CCART FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl
AAbe sold ON SATURDAY morning. 22nd in
slant, commencing at 10 O'clock at the Horse
Auction Lot. near the Central Railroad DEPOT.
several Saddle and Harness HORSES, MULES and
Also, one Tumbril CART.
One DRAY and HARNESS,
With pair of MULES.
oc ri THOS. W.KEESEE. Auct
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MILLINERY.

N FIRST-GLASS PREMIUM Nn
MRS DEMELMAN, on Main, be -SOE1
tween nth and 18th SITS will open her FALL. and
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS, CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. great many other ar
ticles, too numerous to mention:
a rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
her customers, visitors to the city, and the public
generally. All the Goods viii be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets, equal to new.
oc I2-d1m* MRS DEMELMAN.
~ PREMIUM MILLINERY EsTAB-
tMs4)L ISHMENT.-MIs. S. NJ. FARISS has just
~ returned from New York. with full asssort-
ment OF FALL and WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS. and also fine assortment of La ES'
DRESS iUODS and TRIMMINGS, TO which she
Richmond and the adjoining counties. A call is
respectfully solicited at Mrs. s. NJ. FARISS',
oc5-lm* No. 2U Broad ST., between Sd and 4th.
.sM MILLINERY. NA
S4sY Having Just returned from the North .ASSE
~ we respectfully invite the attention OF 9NE0
the Ladies of Richmond and surrounding counties
to our present Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS;
which We have now on exhibition. Our Stock is
large and attractive embracing all the latest styles
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to ds, we hope To merit continuance of the
same. Nj RS DAVIS & SISTER.
oc 3-ts pa Broad ST., between 4th and 5th.
~ A CARD.-Miss v A. TEMpLE- "a =. !,
e8sDMAN has just returned to the cit, ES0g
* and is ready with full supply Of F ALL zOkN
AND WINTER MILLINERY, which she viii be
happy to show to her customers and friends gene
rally, at No. PIP BROAD STREET. Sc 2s-Im
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zf4eA rddaS. y; sTEAM EHP YoRK,

&aGE TOWN.-The YORKTOWN, Captain
PARRIsH.w will henceforward leave Rich
mond at o'clock, p. NJ, on Mondays. The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows. viz:
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at 4,
The JAMESTOWN on Tuesday afternoon at 4.
The ROANOKE on Friday afternoon at 4,
for New York. via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Ise 29-tsl LUDLAM WATSON.
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.T~~ CHA NGE OF HOUR AT
,Esas12saiEsxSTARTING TO PORTSMOUTH

fa'ak.zSsaaeu AND NORFOLK, AND REDUC-
TON OF FARR.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
tbs PECK will; on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing Sundays exeepted,) Mt 81. o'clock. precisely
the, Glen Cove leaving every, Monday, Wednesday
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate days, touching at
al the regu lar landings going and returning.
Passage for the round trip. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point, 81.
r O. HASKINS
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81 TIE ROO FIN @

JOHN G.. MCMILLAN.
Who has had twenty-five years experience in the
business is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS OF
every description. and with the best materials at
IN application and orders left mt his Office on Main
street near 9th. or at the Office Of ,ALBERT +.
WEsL, Architect, Goddin's Hall, Will be promptly
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Two HOUSES AND LOTS, CORNER OF

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, CORNER OF
THIRD AND BAKER SITS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTiON;-Wili be sold upon the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at Al o'clock p.
one of which has three, and the other four rooms
The lots front on Sd street 20 feet each, and run
back 122 fent to an alley Is feet vide.
TERMs.-One-fo fourth cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, with interest
oc IA JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts,
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FREIGHTS.

FOREIGN.-Nothlng doing directly in foreign
freights Much produce destined for foreign ports
is sent coastwise to some northern port for ship
ment. ,
DOM ESTIC.-The following are the present rates
CIV New York. Boston. philad'a.
Coal, a. ton. SO SlI5 S125
Flour, Up Dbl. ;.,,.... 20 .25 %
Tobacco, dP hid. $50 SU go
10 AZ hax 80. % IS IS
Coal Baltimore cts. ~ bushel; Flour l2ts cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

NEW STOCK OF FRESH GOODS AT
IN GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER
PRIC IMPORTING HOUSE =
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No 1872 Main street,
Richmond. Va, importer of and dealer in Guns,
Pistols. Rifles, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches,
Game Bags, Wadding, and Sporting Articles of all
kinds. Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes, Fishing
Tackle. &C.. &c. Colts Revolvers in any guam
tity, and on the most favorable terms.
This certi6es that at the sixth annual exhibition
Of the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond, Va. October, 1858, one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded to SAMUEL
SUTHERLAND, of Richmond, Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENcH TILGHMAN, Prest.l
BEN PERLEy PooRE, Sec'y.