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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
u BALLARD HOUSE
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness We hay received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to We
initiated Sept. l, 1889, will receive the same en-
couras ement that our previous Efforts and iabors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS Z. BALLARD
are new the PTopretors of tho Establishment,
and each one pledges himself 20 do what the com
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, what our IL
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to renewed exertious to render the
adjustment comfortable as possible. With po-
lite agents. and ready. prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
facten to the travelling public.
N. B.-A previous card, long since published to
counteract the influence of a baseless rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since it's publication, We
have been in better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rumors as to closure, or in
tended closure, we desire our friends to notice rs
false, and STRANGERS, intending to visltus az wfu'
INTERPRETATIONS. eel-ts
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November Il, 1859. 4
THE TWELFTH ANIMAL Mtf TING
L OF the Stockholders of the Richmond and pas-
vile railroad Company will be held 10 Rchinond,
on WErN ESD = Y. 18th Deceu her Is 9
THOS. W. BlOCkENBROUGH, Treasurer.
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and all wool Linseys. Of All wldtha, row land
ING and iss sale v'r' ea'.sk iEiST. PANE ! CO.
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L. s, Troops for Harper's Ferry

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29-Two hundred and
twenty L. s troops, from Fort Monroe. will
PASS through here Tomorrow, for Earpers
Ferry.
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THE SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT, which

has been so d SO long b, the su crIbers is still
offered to customers as article having all the
aulsites for satisfaction. Its advanta4 known
By a larre number of purchasers, and cannot be
celled in any of the following pn nts: The best fit
ting shirt extant, the most economical shirt in
town; un iformity in shape and finish. Approved
makes of linen and cotton are used. and those who
have tried our goods in this line have always ex-
pressed satisfaction. Call and gat ,onr supntes at
ITO Main st. TUPMAN HULL.
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EXECUTOK'S .Lt.O HUR>ES HOGS,
u CROP OF CORN. SHUCKS FARMING I'M
PIGMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
At the request of Mr.. l.. s. Courtney, Executor of
Thomas H. Garrett. deceased shall sell at
auction at the late residence of the decedalt, on
The York River Railroad about miles below Rich
mond. on WEDN Es DAY the 7th Zee 1859, at II
o ltck, A. NJ the following personal estate VIZ
HORSES sound and well hrl ke 10 harness: 3 or
10 HOGS about rs barrels CORN; lot of HUCKS
AND FODDER; FARMING IMPLEM ENTS
IWAGON and parcel of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE.
TERMs.-All sums under $50. cash; over that
amount mos. credit, for negotiable notes, salts
noa GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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NJ /. 4 @. b. Davenpert, Auct's.
400 CAsrs boots, SHOES A = nI HAT .ss
T,.camher. 70 Will sell. at 10 OF clock. at or Asc-
tom Store, 100 caaes BOOTS, SHOES so HATS :,
TFEMs.-Under Slo0, cash; 500 ana over,
a, ne a s-s.' /. &c. II DAVENPORT. Auess
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lstaS TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
e. MOND.-In response to the cali of Many
Friends" III the Dispatch of Tuesday, 18th inst.
herewith announce myself a candidate for COM
MISSIONER OF TIL f REVENUE for MADISON
WARD. Election, TIL URSDAY. LIST December.
no l6-dtde" &. H. TOMPKINS.
- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
~ MOND.--I am candidate for the office
of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
MADISON WARD. and respectfully SOLICIT your
support. mo I6-tde'l SAMPSON JONES, JR.
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no 2i--tis
- COMMISSIONER oFTuEpry

"A liz VI REV
S>-Ga ENUE FOR MONROE WARD.-The
aoove once has been rendered vacant by the resig-
nation OF Mr. Wherry. 1t is. therefore. incumbent
upon the voters ia select one well qualified 10 fiji
ms place. With this view the writer h.s hsen
casting about, and can select no better quail
mea. ahd none who has superior claims upon the
voters 10 u. w. II. TYLER. Esq. The writer
would, therefore, suggest Mr.. TYLER for said
ONCE. lie is not only WELL but favorably known
IN respect To s the qualities constituting efficiency
q Pubic officer Mr., TYLER was tho choice of
Monroe Ward twhsre he was hest known at the
isst election for said Office. He has CLAIMS upon
Inc voters, apart from his superior qualifications
Shieh but few Il any, of the candidates have He
pas served the citizens long and faithfully as a po-
lice officer. His health has been impaired bS ex
posnre m the f,thful discharge of those duties
he has large and Interesting family to support.
WIN such claims upon the voters. and such quail
hesons for the office. the writer feels til At he can
appeal. and successfully appeal. TO the voters 10
support Mr. If LER. as there are none more de-
serving. nor batter qualified Then 20 the polls
on the ist day Of December next, and vote for e.
w H. LEh. tno 2S--tdel A VOTER.
49, COMMISSIONER Of THEREy.
:F>.-a EN- E--MADISON WARD.-I Iesnect
fq.iy announce myself 4 candidate for the sbore
Office. HENRY W tlIrGRJES
~ Election. December l, 1859. no tide
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- - 's---'-I'-A ''a-ls----'al'
STEPPING.

<A FOR b AL TIN u r The rernl,y
f6E packet schooner BALTIMORE, k0nHnr
:; 80 HILLifs MASTER, having the greater nor .
TN os ner carso en- gagged and going on board viii
hsve aispatch. For rema uaer, appiy IN
LIZ FOR NEW fORK- FIRST yEssrr.
G& -h'rMond and Nfse FOX Line al Fael-
rpp,, SG,s., The superior, fast-sailinx schooner
L y, Capt. WIN. Moss. HAVING rortion
81 hes cargo engaged and going ON boz I'd will hava
aspNtch. For balance of Freight auuly n
no 2,-ts DAVID & WM. cuRRTE.
t,ss.s FOR PHILADELPHiA-FT VES-
41AC III" The superior fast ssiling schooner
:s I. HA IVES. Can't. WM. s, MSsoy hnr
ing portion OF her cargo engaged and ro,ng On
p9aInt WIN have quick dispatch. For balance Of
- no ITS DAVID & WIN. cURRIE.
IT NGE OF HOUR AT
aIsss.sy-5S STARTING TO PORTSMclI-irf,
- :. = AND NORFOLK, AND REDHr.
miDN ~ EARE.-The GLEN COVE and I'll 8 :
LIS fECk will, on and after Monday next Ard of
october, leave the wharf at Rocketfs everr mnrn
ing SUNDAYS excepted,) ut 6E O'Clock prscsely !.
tne i!en Cove leaving every. Monday "wednesday
ana r ridas mornings. and the Curtis Peck ever
tuesday. Thursdsy and Saturday morniers and
both boats return each alternate days touchine AT
al me regular landings going and returning.
1assage lor the round trip to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. So. To City Point 81
r o. HASKINS.
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Americans HIM. by Cortinas.

NV ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Cortnas has hung
three Americans, in revenge for those OF his
party hung by the citizens OF Brownsville.
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(sOkE.-The price of COKE. for the month Of
u November. will be as follows
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load ..Sa
noi. ts"'' JNO. J. wERTH. Agent.
1sLOyER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
M. D. WHITING,
nol-2m Near the Petersburg Depot.
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La s2J REWARD. The above reward
EyX vii he paid te any one who will apprehend
k\and commit to Jail negro hoy THOMAS
~ who off abont the 18th CT Nav last from
-Nk.Mr George d. Harwood. of Richmond. o
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old
slender form, low forehead brown skin, speaks
quick when spoken TO, and has been accustomed to
work IN u tobacco factory. When last heard from
p. B JONES.
Admir- of Sam'l Peasants, decd.
Rapd-Ann Station, Culpeper Co. oc It's
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seZFS MONROE WARD. WILLIAM
o. MOTT is a candidate for COMMISSION
Err OF THEREVENTE for MONROE WARD,
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.. JE- Sc
"HERRY. no H--tGe
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VERY VALUABLE REAL STATE AMI

Personal fhOfEhl /. (ONSlc NV VT
f fARMING 1I IMphEn ESTs, &c. At AUCTION
| will sell, at the Falls Plantation, James River.
in the county OF Chesterfield opposite cits OF Rich
mond. on TUESDAY. the 9th day of December
next, commencing at lnzs clock: A NJ, the bal,
estate. CONTAINING sf41s acres of valuable LAND
as follows: IS acres OF highly Improved iarniins
Land ,ins about the centre of the farm; $50 acres
in woods. lyin2 on the PeteTsburg Railroad. within
one mile of the town of nj chichester, lart Q por-
tion of which is heavily wooded; also. valuable
from the terminus of the Dapviiie Railroad to the
town of Manchester. upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
ufacturIng establishments -
And al II o'clock NJ. Of tee SAME DAY. VIII be
sold 6fty valnabe SERVANTS, consisting OF
Bows, Girls Men, Women and Children.
Twenty four superior MICH COWS ofthe most
OXEN and about 50 HOGS.
Twenty -four Young and well broke MULES, SUI
psliiH ar ss variety Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
consisting in part of a Portable Threshsng Ma
chine, Reapers. 2 Drills. Clod Crusher, &C.,
Wagons, Carts. and Gear.
About Loco barrels of CorL, a large auantity
Shucks, Posider. and stray, and . large quantity
TEas,a az SILK az follows: For the real estate,
all OF s. go and under one third cssn; ne
balance NJ I g ard years; for all sans oil ssuU
and under 8 10 o. i cash. the balance at IL ),
and .ears; for al sums over $40 co. ne-fonrth
cash. the balance al /. , 81 and ,esr.. the ppr-
ADDED pay able sent annually. and secured BY trust
deefa For the slaves. cash; FOR all other pc, nal
property sums Of cleo and under, cash; over NO.
mont = credit for approved nsE9tahle notes,
VIVA 'A'''s'' -'E Executor Of Jos. Marx, decd.
Iks M TAyLOR Son. Auct's. 90 ~
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CHEWING TOBACCO! ,co,,
PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
We have for sale. at cur factory, on 7th street,
near Myers Bridge: choice lot Of this superior
CHEWING TOBACCO. We will sell II IN large
or small lots to suit purchasers 1t 10 put up ex-
pressiy for city consumers. and we invite the PUB
lie patronage. COSBY 4 ANDERSON,
90 l--ts It'll street. heiav Cary
CIGARS, CIGARS, IIGANs-LEAF AND
~ MANUFACTuRED TOBACCO, MEER-
sCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, to-
Wholesale purchasers are s0lietted to call and ex-
anime, at JOHN BoUcHER's Cigar and To-
bnsco 6tore, lltb st., between Main and Franklin
Goes. Warranted a. represented. lfaay article
ds,n,t suit il car be exchanged, or the money re-
funded al any time.
N. B.-ClGARE made, in any style, to order.
~ Ism
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COAL, COKE, Go.

G 'oMEs I / u Err sHi P;MThs apSs5sisasd
ing from the ed day of November. 1882 under the
name and st,le of HILL 4 FISHER: for carrying
on the WOOD and COAL BUSlN Esq, on BASIN
bank, where all orders will be thankfully received,
or any orders left with STEBBIss & PULLEN, No:
l0l Broad street. or with q no. ]. HERRING, No. 80
NJ ain street, will be promptly attended TO
NJ. Office corner 9Th street and BASIN b2nk
TERAs.-Cagh JAM rs HILL
no X-2m JOHN w. FISHER.
ceO TX PER LOAG-COOK'S HARD COAL.
~ y. . - This COAL is Bituminous, not of the
best quality; but the many families who are now
using it, think the price more than compensate
for the quality and as the price will he hisher, per-
sons who wish to try it, had better call at once.
ma Office ON 18th street, one door below Mr..
Hastinss' grocery store.
pns~ims F. COOK.
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. a ANDApMINIsTRA..

COMMISSIONERS AND ADMINiSTRA-
~ TORS SALE.-By virtue of a decree OF the
Circuit Court of Henrico county. IN certain suit
in Chancery, entitled Mettert and others rs Met
teri and others made on the lst day Of Navem.
her, 1852 the unde as Comm ssIoner, VIII
proceed, on TUESDAY the 6'h day of pecemher
1859 upon the premises, to sell all the REAL ES-
TATE of DR.. Jno. Fl. Mettert, deceased sstuated IN
the lpwer part of Henrico county, IN the State OF
Virginia, adjoinin. the lands of BENJAMIN r. Dew.
known as Malvern Hills. of Mary Pickett and
Others known as Turkey island of William Al
lem fknown as Curtis Neck, of John West, DIR.
James Carter, and DIR. e. II. Poindexter, contain
ing about four hundred and thirty five acres more
The terms Of sale will be-One-third part cash;
the balance in two equal instruments. at and
years, from the day of SALE hearing interest from
that day for which the purchaser shall execute bis
negotiable notes, and the title shall be retained I'M
til the purchase money IL fully paid, and convey
ance ordered by the Court. 80
December. 1859. and ut the same place. will be sold
deceased. about thirty in number. The Slaves Will
he sold for cash.
There will also be sold ut the same time and
place. seven Mules ono Horse. 40 barrels of Corn,
two or three head Of Cattle, Carts. w agons Farm
ing Utensils. sddAr. Shucks. Straw. DO; Kitchen
Furniture, and all other personal property OF the
said DR.. John H. Mettert not already sold. -,
The terms of sale Of the last named ARTICLES VAL
be cash, for ell sums not exceeding 1I; Tor 9l
sums over that amcunt, credit OF SIX months the
purchaser giving bond, With Approved seepr,ty.
..Lym Canl'r and admir-.
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X 90 FOX COMMISSIONER OF REV.
49,. ENUE. FOR MONROE WARD-At
the solicitation Of many friends, announce my self
candidate for the above Office, and will he thank
elected promise TO fulnlI all the duties pertain
Ins to the office faithfully. To those who are in
doubt IN regard to their privilege OF voting for
Commissioner, would say that all voters IN the
city can vote IN their respective Wards for their
choice oil candidates IN the different Yards
no ls-tde ALFRED r. bINFORD
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Reath OF " ashinston Irving.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-WashiHgtor Irving
died al lryington last night
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7fyrS !WOULD iNFOR VI nv friends and
On fellow citizens that am a candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVIEW UE for
MADISON WARD, and most respectfully solicit
their votes for the same, assuring them that II
elected, will discharge the duties OF the office
promptly and faithfully. Respectfully
no 16-tde' PHILIP H. MONTAGUE.
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Al onde c. iu ned Nave
- entered into q CO-PARTNERSHIP, dating
from this date. under the name ann Sly lie of HAIR
RlS HOLMAN, for carving on the q CENTRAL
COMMISSION ana ORWARDiNG BUSiN ESS.
and will give strict personsi attention the sale
of all COUNTRY PRODUCE. and the fnrwarding
Of Goods and MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
They are located al the same business house re-
ce, thy occupied by Harris Moore, on the Basin
bank, between Nth and 18th SITS
JOHN A. HARRIS,
no lots THOS. q. HOLMAN.
THE UNDERSiGNED have formed a CO.
l partnership for the transaction of a CON MIS-
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB & JOHN q. WADE. They will give par
ticalar attention to the sale of FLOUR. WHEAT.
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN g. WADE.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. i. 1889. no 7-dcw&swts
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~ ON1HkE On TIE 1ttI OF me PIES
- self RICHARD JAMES BRANCH. and
-.ex- says he IS sometimes called Cross. SAID Ne
gro is about feet inches hi h about Is years of
age; compile xion black with n on his left arm
and nose. He SAWS he is free, and had when ar
rested IN his possession several certificates of his
freedom. which were evidently forced BY himself
as he read and write. II said Negro is a runa
way. the owner will come forward, prove property
ing tn law. s. O. DUVAL
no c5-d6w JaIlor Chesterfield County vs.
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= room: So Msin street sn.nme prins tk'stWE6-
NEsDAYl mis- BIT. ut o'clock. viii - sold 8 log Of
ss'lasswsse. viz: Wiz: Gigssss. Hntte. Dishes.
Sugar Bowls, Fruit Dishes Lamps. &c. The s1rs1c
VIII be sold N Its 10 suit house keerer. The ao0du
asc new and viii DO sold. Como ard SEQ.
-. : BOOTH. salesman. ncS-sf
a NY Ats1pO KVOsis. s. Mais ysrrps.
VIII 20 sold, commencing TONIGHT, q y
sIr 10 fsg3 ,nyocs If 70 carat COLD AID
ion cs COLD JEWEIRY. FANCY 6CdrS.
PLATED SPOONS F0kKS, 'cAsr0Rs. rely
coin PENS, Pencils. Sc. az
N. bah sacds warranted ~ vepyescuted Ara
sod v NJ osff reserve. J. II. DIGGEa ss~s
ID. +. Bo0fH. Salesman. NO x-u
DNINGSTRAT RS sAgF.-wuSke
n sold, on WEDNESDAY the ysth af the pres~
ent month. at the reside see u = Fullerton deed.
HOLD ard KiiTc:IiEN FfRSfrfRE hsioa ing
tn said estate consisting of the usual variety Cor
small family.
TERNs.-AiI sums usder en-, cash; svsy that
emoGnt. credit Of mon tSs will be given. for
xotiabe notes. satisfactorily ndorsed. yth ,etsy-
est. ALEX HtfCHEqON
Late Sheriff of Henrico county and ~ w b. Com
niittee dm,hssrator OF p. Fullerton, dss'A-
noZ5-tds
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

BOARDING. ..SaveraI desirable ROOMS va
u cant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE, Main ST.,
between 9th and 7th.
lots nj. Z, NORTON.
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zoo PAIR BROaUEs. ,ps.ps Az az q & q
OUU tue paiF, st q. HELtkk = VVsa
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{ - ToTHE VOTERS OLE THECITY

- To THE VOTERSU THE CITY
- - 0F RICHMOND.-The undersigned Of
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for MADISON
WARD al the ensuing election. Having for up
Police of the cty, he would have deemed the state
ment Of that fact. above, as Sufficient guarantee
that the duties of the office he seeks would be
formed that il is being represented throush toe
city that he is incumbent of a good office. He
bees Leave to say that. from an injury received re
Gently in the discharge Of his Police duties he fears
that he VIII not be able to act efficiently in the
same. should he be called on to perform any extra
ordinary service. and therefore seeks the one he
offers for. Respectfully.
no lS-tde' CADMUS C. JOHNSON.
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y LATE OOFIN

JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
" no has had twenty five years experience in the
business, Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
every description. and with the best materials al
short notice. Specimens OF his work can be seen
on application and orders left at his othce Mar
street, near 9Th, or at the office of ALBERT l.
WEsI.. Architect, Goddns Hall, will be promptly
attended to. oc l8--6lnS
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rHls NAY.


~ AShFG ScYf GOODs WIN = ia g ~ ~
tiiens e ny stcss cnnmegetnx It 7o'siesk This
nI<hf; lar Q assartmsns Of Gne Geld snd silver
Watches. hne Jewslry. Biscgisss. fancy HQ1oUv
ware. Meuna shirss Drawers Tsbjs Clnsss, Cas-
amercs, Bsd-Spread5, Cigars. ard fsesy 6orsas.
Ro20 ALEX MOTT. AneSt
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E>xECUTORS' SALEOF VERY VALUA-
u d. E e EAf. EST ATE IN IHE COZ NV DE

TOUR Houses A>is LOi> AND ONE
VACANT LOT ON 2jrn STREET, UNION
premises, on THURSDAY. the LIST da, of Decem-
Der next. commencng ~ "A clock. P. NJ. four
Houses and Lots and one vacant Lot. Immediately
opposite the Lesh Street Baptist Church. These
fenemen's are Particularly adapted for small
sized Families Persons desrin. to secure n home
in pleasant and retired neil rhood will find it
to their interest TO attend this sale. The Lots
front about p feet each, and run back l22 feet to
alley 20 feet wide
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance at 6, IL
and Is months, for gotlabe notes, with interest,
and secured by trust deeds.
no. JAS. III. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts,
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BOARDING.
BOARDING,

BOARDING..
- Mrs. w. o. YEATMAN having
taken a large and commodlous house on Franklin
street. between 5th and 9Th streets, acccmmn-
date tire. FAMILIES with LARGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2l-2tr
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rTO1KS FOR SALE.

STOtKS FOR SALE
~ VIRGINIA STATE STOCK.
RICHMOND CITY STOCK.
NORFOLK CITY STOCK.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, BIRD MORT
GAGE BONDS.
so SHAKES VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
RINE.
In sums suit purchasers. by
no25-ts C. W. PURCELL Il co.
NOTICE.--All persons having claims a,ainst
~ the estate of the late SAM'L S. P. LAM
BARD Of this CITY. will please present them with
ont delay, and those indie bted will report the same
and make early payment AS possible.
If any taxes he due to the city or county or 1nsu-
rance. am pre- pared TO paw such demands ap
pilcati0n. CHARLES PALM Err,
no IL 2awIm Admin istratOr.
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sAMUELT. BAYLY.)
AUGUST SCHAD, Trustees.
RICHARD MOORE.
nA las M TsyIoR S Son Auct's no 10

L,XECUTON'A Al r OF VALlABLE
= b r l. DING LOT. ON 25rH, BETWEEN
GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS. AMI,
LEASE OF LOT ADJOINING.-7;As Executor OF
misses, on THURSDAY, December LIST, commenc-
ing at O'Clock P NJ, valuable building LOT;
on l5th street. tetween Grace and Franklip, and
adj 'oining the reside nee of Samuel NJ. Priee. Esq
Ii fronts on 18th 30 feet, and runs back 49,
feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
: TERMS One-thIFd cash; the balsnce ~ and u
months for ne otiabie notes, with interest added
and sec rcd by trust deed
After the sale OF the above. Will be leased Tor the
term of I3 ears n vacant LOT ad ;oning the above
5Ox6n feet. with the privileee of street IL feet
wide leading FROM 25th street
PATRICK CCt LEN. Ex'or
of Eliza T. Cullen, decd.
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-r~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE
~ CITY, hea leave to announce myself
candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REV
ENUE for MADISON WARD. Having had raj
years experience in the duties of the Commission
ers office. consider nv self capable OF dischsrg-
ing them in the praper manner if it should be your
pleasure to elect me.
! refer to the followine certificate
HENRrCo Co. Nov. II. 1859.
Mr.. LEWIS l.. SMITH now n candidate for Com
missioner of the Revenue for Madison Ward in
the City Of Richmond assisted NE in NY duties rs
during the years 1898 and take great pleasure
stating that the duties ASSIGNED to him per
formed promptly and in a amer his hly satisfac-
tory tn SELF the Auditor of Public Accounts, and
the County Court !. 3. KEEsEE,
Late Conn., of Rev. Henrico county.
Very respectfully,
no Tide LEWIS l.. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

BOARD. -.On the corner of Broad and lith sts..
BILE chambers can be occupied by families without
children. or ty SINGLE gentlemen. Also a few
yonpg gentlemen can he accommodated with pAY
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUE
- ABLE Lots IN The TOWN OF MAN
BLAKELY AND BURROWS STREEFS.--As
Commissioners appointed by decree of the C.
cut Court OF Chesterfield. pronounced en- the 9th
of October. 1859, in the Of Winfree US. Win
free. &c, We shall sell at public auction on the
1859 at IL o'clock. NJ, the REAL ESTATE in
Manchester located above, of which the late
Sol. w. p WInfree died seized. 1t will be SUB
d ,vided according to plat and surve, to be ex
limited at the h ur of sale.
TERMs.-Enou h in cash to defray costs Of suit
and expenses of sale; balance credit IN equal
instalments of one and two years, for lords with
Sood security, and title retained till the further
order of the Court
SYpENHAM WALKE,} com,rs
WIN I. LiTHGoW. oo', TO-
Sale conducted by GoDD1N 4 APPERsoN, Auct's