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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07
BY f.. II. Cook. Auct.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AS5 hARGR fR 2cAff LR22fEkM MRRoR X
Nc, &c, AT AUCTfON-0n THURSDAY, the
s 81 inst inst at l9 O'clock will SELL at the residence
9TH streets, all his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VIZ:
THE PARLoR is furnished with
fAiR LARGE FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS,
PAIR MAHOGANY PIER TABLES, Marble
i & sFR KSDH Re RossEEw S ErEeRE; :,
PAIR Ro Sc DIyANs, elegantly carved;
ELEGANT GOTHIC fP! EHEGoa And REcEP-
/ sPRING.sEAT IRON CHAIR; HAT RACK.
The ParoP I is covered entire with the very best
ton, and is furnished with SILK. Brocatei and Lace
CURTAINS, with ornamental Cornice and Fix
lures.
Plan NO.
splendid 7-octave PIANO, in Rosewood Case, of
magn Ms Mt t9ne and hnish with Music Stool;
ssSe q, q RNR az and oI
Chief Justice John Marshall which IS an Original,
having been painted from life, by Martin. of this
MBERS.
The Chambers are furnished with.
i pair very large Frenchplate MIRRORS, IN
Rosewood Frame;
Mahcgan,y WARDRoBEs; Marble-Top WASH
Mahogany and Jenny Lind BEDsTEAps;
F ss1 sED ars &C.
Hair 70 MaIiTTREssEs, of the pures. white curled
CHAN sf sF'Fh Ss &C. and are covered with
Brussels CARPETING, Of The very best quality
The dining-ro is furnished with
M fpSsndld M sIbE Ts fB1I9ghsboARD;
Rosewood CHAIRS, with Rush bottoms;
elesa Eli hit day CLOCK;
c cafN * aSa
The Kitchen is furnished with many usefel ar,
The above Furniture is of the very best quality,
having been manufactured in this city, to Mr..
vation and really offers Inducements rarely to be
T enable the public to examine the Furniture,
the house will be open on Wednesday the 7th inst,
from . A NJ until P. NJ.
TERM..-All sums under 500, cash; over that
AMOUNT. ninety days for eae 9K nefo
CHERIFFS'S sALE;-By virtue Of an e. sen-
who sue Tor the benefit Of n HARRISON; against A. 4:
h ss in tSs h az sy c II hs
her 1859 at I2 o'clock, that being the first day Of
a Of hs Id %M II tie sars se nsmsa
Ann. his interest in said slave being estate for the
residue of the present year, ,upycur no
r sa ss-s3s For Il. K EIlssoa. s e 4.
yT,AN-YARD FOR SALE IN LOUISA.-On
L TUESDAY, the 18th of September next, We
liable TANNERY, now in operation and IN good
repair, located in Louisa county, on the Mechan-
icsville road 1t is a very desirable location ioI
neighborhood and in half mile OF q good sriss
mill and saw mill.
iSa SsSs sPdh s5 f .si sowLrs
CHERlFF'S SALE. = Will be sold. at the
y Foundry of Messrs. Sampson Pae, IN the
city of Richmond, situated at the corner OF 9TH
and Byrd SITS, 10 tho highest bidder, for cash. one
FOUR HORSE POWER ENGINE, one BOILER,
one large. BOAT, to satisfy An exception u ny
Sale to take place on the 9th Sept 1852 1t the hour
Of II q clock, A. Al. JN0. w. WRIGHT, y. S..~
an 4, For NJ X Etlvson, Sheriff.
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n DRUGS. DYES, OILS. PAINTs.

- DRUGS, DYES, OILS Is,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.-PURCELL, LADD
~ 4 CO., Richmond, Va, offer for sale, in
u quantities to suit purchasers
$500 lbs. superior Indigo, 70 bags AIlspico,
7 ,t00 lbs. best Madder, LOO I" selected Gin
600 kegs Super. Carb ger.
Soda. 800 lbs. prime Nutnege,
q casks Washing Soda, 500 % Mace, .
l 900 ounces Quinine, bbs. Whita Ginger,
5000 lbs. Ext. I,ogwood, $50 mats Cinnamon,
part i ID. boxes. 10 bales Cloves,
30 bb,s. Burning Fluid, 20 bbls. Putty,
Is bbls. Pure Sperm OIL, 80 cases assort'd Colors
SO bbls. Machine Oil, in OIL,
rs bbls. Tanners OIL, 800 boxes window
1000 gallons Solar Lamp Glass,
Oil, 100 boxes Colgate's
~ 'S Oil, A'''''"' o''' Is gross Brown Wind
100 lbs. Hydriodate Pot scr Soap,
ass, IL gross Coxe's Celia
100 boxes Starch. tine,
500 - Gum Arabic, 20 cases Cooper 6ela-
GOO kegs White Lead, tine,
1000 MS. Cream Tartar, ], soc gals. Linseed Oil
bbls Camphor, rs bbls. Varnishes,
% " Glue, $50 0O0 Havana Cigars,
20 " Eng. Venetian s bbls. Blue Stone,
Red, 80 =. Clipped Dye
100 bags prime Pepper, Woods.
Also, q large and complete stock OF all popular
Patent Medicines Paints Painters Brushes, CO.
lo-s, &c, &c, on our usual terms.
Orders carefully packed and promptly forwarded.
The quality of all articles warranted.
PURCELL, LADD CO., pruggistsr
IL Main street, Richmond, vs..
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BOARDING.

uHGEfA HOTEb.-Persons returning from
the Springs will find this establishment open
until the FIRST of November.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning,
reach the Hyseia at O'Clock T. NJ; the Richmond
steamers connecting with the Coffee which
plies re .ul.rly between Norfolk and Old Point.
Sc 5-2w JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.
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FUTuRE DYE

ICE FOR SALE At AUCTION. - hous 81,
tons &c 5, on hoard sshy. John w. Roach. viii
for whom Il may concern, in the Bnck " 1-''
Sc TT JOHS A. ROGERS,
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BY I. & G.. b. Davenport, Aucts.

T. CERIES. &C., AT AUCTION.-On
~ THU RSDAY. 18th September, we will SELL at
~ O'Clock. at our auction store, assortment of
viz:
Lazuayra and Java COFFEE.
n Bacon SIDES and HAMS.
CO RICE.
Coffee SUGARS-"A ,""Bv and "C.o
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland do.
Claret Port and Madeira WINES
FRENCH BRANDY.
Rectifed and old Rye WHISKEY.
M RUM.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
ALSO,
ECO sides SOLE LEATHER
TERMs.-Cnder 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
se3 |. < q. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts
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The Expected steamer

HALIFAX, Sept Go p. M.-Nething yet of
the steamer Europa due with Liverpool adj
vices to the 9th nit.
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FALL TRADE.
1859.

1879 FALL TRADE. 1859.
FIsHERa WINSTON, Druggists,
No: i25 Main street, Riehmena, Va,
bEu ay and Ifs ssEsc fSis ff :sefhfM RE,
stsIs 81 ZIG :; &. h :
which they invite the attention Of Wholesale pcr-
chasers and others Their stock consists, In the
500 boxes French window lotions snow white Zinc.
10 s Sls' Epson Salts. 10 case. s os. ioA
500 ounces Qpinins, 1000 Ibs. Biuss.ons,
3 s ssssf pa 9ssH lii. Lead 81 cPfs ss
y s sl. A Winter wA.l. s SI ''' l''''
80 bags n Pepper and Gin 10 s,o.. Bsksr's Bit
los s.: A.sr. Choir, ri fis,d Alcohol and
100 'e FisR Rfhs 'tStfisssros No y M.,ss
CT0CKHOLDERs' NEE Tho
, Twelfth Annual Meetins Of the s.osteo!dsf. in
the yrxnSs ana II. es Z" the cnmc.Ss e Is:
city iy Of Lsnehbarr, on wEDNEsDAy,ths 18th dsJ
D' 0'''' . ~ WIN. H. HUGHES. sss'y.
subscribers being stockholders IN the Virginia and
ss ss .1 ss.a g s Re-: sas p: s
asns sns :sss AZ
Company, when we are not personally present,
with full power and authority, At such General
meetings, TO give such vote or votes, 4nd - 90
such other act or acts. - each Of could give ~
do, IL We were personally present.
Witness our hands and ssass, thia ~ -
w'ii''''' :: AZ:
~ 10Th BYLAW" Proxies 70 feD{eeen{ ofoek
in their general meetings. shail oalX = tss
the space Of two yssrs from II 49, ~ -
n. Papers sAvsrtsias far ~ co.ss.s III IN
cory. = - - -
T,UyAL 4 NORrONs9 ssnOHgE IQHlC,nn
ID a. ;mpsov, n - cpndifion ~ 1OHek9 AND
huL = nv sas' ssd va = Hs !Ss ssa
nisssmper. asd sli piseasee q uhlch Moses =
sabasct inisrsally, S. Tiia "Horss 1cals f.sss
ss ss,s, s ssa .s saosi sGss q ss
s ~ sa nssd sxss asivss sises Is iRsrs
6ar yeeEs ago, lin this eity aN& 81 n1y4 . 81 I
g yiIsin.a, Norsh caF1lieh ~ ssfli} - ~
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h / or
ale nv
ilay re-
IDLE, on
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and
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90
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CxCHANGE HOTEL AND

IL BAELAR KID HJJ ~.
In pTesenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks TO our generous patrons for
the Kindness We have received at their hands and
nope that the NEW ORDER or AFFAIRS, to 'e
initiated Sept. /. 1889, will receive the same en-
couTa- eHent that our previous efforts ana iaDsfs
TO accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN 2. and THOMAS z. BALLARD
the PIopreturs of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself 70 do what the com
fort. convenience and require OF their guests
demand.
We desire TO keep and maintain what our Ii
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertions to render the ss-
Enlistment rs coI Portable possible. With po-
lite AGENTS, and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants. we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
\. B.-A previous card, long since published TO
counieract the influence Of baseless rumor. is
suiiic ent proof that establishment has never
hem closed, and that, since It's publication, We
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rmnors to closure, or IN
tended closure, We desire our Jrtsnds to notice as
false and Strangers intending to yIsltu us, as wltitn
misFcpIeSentations, It's
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

EADY-MADE HING, DRY
IL GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.-Will be sold at
auction, at my store, on THURSDAY, Sept. Sth,
commencing at 10 o'clock large invoice of Ready
Made CLOTHING, consisting of Goats, Pants and
Vests; also, several invoices of DRY GOODS,
SHOES. HATS, &c.
GROCER ELS. = Whiskcy, Brandy, Gin, Soap,
Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, Crockery and Glass
ware tse7 II ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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BY Dunlop, M0ncure Il Co., Auct's.

GUGAR AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY. the l4th inst, commencing
at II O'Clock. will sell, at our office
800 hhds. PORTO RICO and n W ORLEANS SU-
GAR, ranging from fair to strictly choice quail
ity.
50 hhds. MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.
100 bbls. prime quality ". o. MOLASSES.
TERas:-Under 500, cash; over 5 100, months
credit, for approved negotiabie paper.
MA- Sale without regard to weather. and will
commence at ii O'Clock, precisely, to enable deal
ers to attend Messrs Crenshaw & Co.'S cargo sale
of Coffee. DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO.,
see AuctiOneers,
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INElRMARY OF THE MEDICAL col.
l. LEGE1ThIs Lnhrmary is situated ut the corner
81 Marshall and College Streets in an elevated and
neathiul position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots Hotels and other centres of business. 1t is
iaTnisnea WITH every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment of diseases and INJURIES
and Tor the comfort of the sick. All persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid except
the insane and those laboring under contagious
diseases, are admitted into the institution Living
IN women are Also received and carefully attended
to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors of the College. who visit the wards daily The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance Nursing
n I1d hedlclne are, lor Fer week.
6oiorea .............."....
IN addition to the above rates, in cases recuiriny
Snrktcdt Operation, by asreement with the nro.
pretors OF the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee "a
charged Tor the operation. VARYING from So TO So
eccoTuing to Its importance. The particular fee :,
any case may be ascertained by application to eth
er OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phy
siciAn. W
=. All charges payable on the removal of the no
tent. VI 'he pa
Attending suIgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETlco-
LAS and WELLF0RD.
w AitSWs. .n5 RI hssIsans-Profs. TUCKER CON-
Resident Physician-EDMUNDs MASON NJ n
Steward-Fa Nj. PARRISH ia' NJ
rresldent-L. 5. JOYNES, NJ. D.
PERSONS IN the country, desiring to send nat;snt.
20 me tnhrmary may address either the Pres;fent
- = - W eIslan. ja6-ly
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e "JUST STEPPED OUT."-ED~
~ WARD KERSEY takes this method of in
~ s. forming his old customers that he stepped
49, out" OF his old stand. IA few doors below
the st. Charles. } Nov 10th, 1883 and a. the SANE
business is conducted there by another party, woul
state that since that time and at present. he may b
found at No. 68 MAINSTREET, . few doors above
the St. Charles, the opposite side of the street.
where he is prepared to furnish, as usual Elgllsk,
Swiss and American WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEW
ELRY, &c. 10 l6-ts
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- TURE, &c.-On THURSDAY, the Sth day of
September. commencing at 10 o clock will sell on
Broad between 5th and 9th streets, the entire stock
of a GROCER, who is disseminating business.
consisting OF the usual variety kept in a retail
Grocery, among which is one pair of Platform
Scales, weighing 200 lbs. and lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture, one large Counter. Shelly
Ing, a lot of Plank, &c.
50 r CAJTHORN Auct
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DOSE COTTAGE FARM AND A TRACT
- - Of WOOD LAND. ON THE WESTHAM
hoAD, AT AUCfIOh.-on FRIDAY. 9th Septem-
say, at 5 O'Clock P. Nippon the premises, will
be sold the above pretty little FARM. occupied by
Mr.: john JennIn-s, situated on the Westham Road
Just beyond ALLEY So and running back to the
Canal; 1t contains about IS acres of land, which
IS we'll adapted to the growth of vegetables &c
and has; besides, a number and variety of fruit
family.
After which will be sold TRACT of % acres,
mostly heavily wooded with Pine, oak &c. This
land lies between the above and the land of Mr..
David King, and also runs back to the Canal
The terms will be made known at the time of sale
seq JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON Aucts
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TWENTY-FIVE TO THtRTy.THREE

Il y r.. Il.
l. PER CENT. SAVED IN GETTING YOUR
PARASOLS AND Z NJ BR ELIAS RE-COV-
EREO.-Ihe only manufacturing house in Rich
mond, corner of I'd and Broad streets.-JANiES
POWELL begs respectfully to inform the inhab-
tants OF Richmond and it's environs that he has
now commenced to MANUFACTURES CMBREI,-
LAS AID PARAS0LS, OF the latest styles, with all
the modern improvements of American and Euro
pean manufacture. Combined with a set of HE hly
proficient artists. together with unprecedented
Low PRICES, must soon render this establish
ment popular and attractive. RE COVERING
and REPAIRS executed with neatness and dis
patch JAS. POWELL. Sole Proprietor.
n. bah work left at this establishment must
be called for within sixty days after leaving the
same, as tho proprietor will not be accountable for
such after the expiration OF that time. sc Sim
Two THE PUBLtC.-Havlng for some time
Il sus pended the sales at auction at my Stables
on Thursdays expecting to get all the auctoneers to
concentrate their sales at my Stables on SATURDAYS
which has been declined; therefore, / have made
arrangements with Alex Mott TO have regular sales
at my Lot. adjoining my Stable, every SATURDAY.
commencing At ia o'clock, of HORSES. MULES
BUGGIES, Wagons, COWS, &c. Having a
good Lot and Stables, great care will be taken
with stock and the highest prices obtained at auc-
ton Liberal advances Will be made on all stock
or vehicles entered for sale, at public or private
sale. q. l.. EARNEST,
au It's 18th ST. between Franklin an Cir ICE
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('AKPETiNGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors to-.
the city to examine this season our stock of CAR
pETINGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c, which
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any We have before offered and which We
now have ready TO exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms No. 50 Main street.
Glvin. our individual attention to this business,
and importing a larse portion OF our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, We are enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, at prices I0arsr
than cen 0therufse ordinarily be afforded, in the
following description OF goods, VIZ:
CARPETINGS:
VELVET,
BRUSSELS,
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AUCTION sAxns.
FUTURE Days.


Ry James M. Taylor 4 Sen, Auct's.
VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND Lot
e.S oE M =, ,sdtkAiNNap sth sTREETs, va
TioNWil i,s sold on TiIuRsbAY. the st hd dsy
It eees that s ys9s sasss Honse an5
Lot, located above, and now in the occnpancy Of
fronts on 4o he s.an as
adioIHlng 2s feet, and runs back los feet Also two
s III tenements and los fronting on 9Th street
This property is considered valuable, not only for
stands.
TERxs;-one fourth cash |; balance at s, II and IS
aust '''' , JAS n. f fsss SON. Auc.,r.
~ BE real. Estate IN HENRIcso coGN-
Of Hsn,ieo, the case Of John Staples vs. Sta.
and AZ hainstrator and Ann Staples vs.. Staples
ahderslgned, ~ Commissioner will sell at public
fIRsffl1a 70 the hg hest bidder the premises on
Il not. the next fair day thereaite. :, conmeneins
Ivnlineoiatey after the sale advertised by Messrs
EaRs situated on sSa ns.r t ia sSe
Zee Iesp hsn turnpike, about four miles from the
burg and Potomac Railroad, being the real estate
,st. sh t rranf Is;S Staples died possessed
cnsNning II acres in ye g p S nnn turnpike
ID Lies as iii, Immediately upon the Deep Run Turn
pInS auu iiiIi rosa, II contains rs acres of land
am mas t thereon blacksmith and other shops
houses therempon, and lying immediarely nnon The
t thi a9aa hs Of land will be sold with
the pond so long rs the pond shall exist. ~ A'o"'
such an opportunity is seldom presented to rar
of Richmond. IA INC vicinity
map and survey Of the said land can be seen at
me once OF Jas. NJ TAYLOR 4 Son. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
ty are referred to the Auctioneers S'opei-
IERMs:.one third of the purchase money in
casi. ana the residue In two equal instaments At
one and two years from the day of sale the credit
payments to be secured by egotiable notes, satis
iiaStorlIy endorsed, with interest added and the
titie retained till the whole purchase money is paid
ana conveyance directed by the Court Posses
sion Will be given Immediately.
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yT,AN-YARD FOR SALE IN LOUlSA.-On
l. TUESDAY, the 18th of September next, We
uahie It ANNERY now in operation and IN good
repair, located in Louisa county, on tho Mechan-
icsville road 1t is a very desirable location ipr
neighborhood and in half mile OF . good srist
mill and saw mill.
a. ynE.,sIs1 49, RAT5,HAN 4 BOWIES.
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SALE.--As Trustees of the
l Shockoe Hill Building Fund Association of
Richmond, and by order of the Board Of Directors
of said Association, we will expose to public auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY, the l4ih instant. at 81
o'clock, p. M, the property cenye, ed by Joseph O.
Rttershouse to the trustees of said Assoca be-
ing framed DWELLING HOUSE on the North
side of Leigh St. in the city of Richmond. near 20
Brooke Avenue, fronting twenty nine feet on said
street, and running back one hundred feet to an
alley. The house is in good repair and well suited
for small family. -
The title is believed to lie perfect, but we will
convey only with the usual warranty.
SAML 7. BAYLY, J
AUGUST SCHAD : Trustees.
RICHARD MOORE.}
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BARTHOLOMEW FOR EYER.

BAhTHULVMEW FOX EYER,
IN Believe me if all those Elastic steel Sprinxs
NL Which value so highly to-day,
Should be snapped by to- nisht. and become
worthless thnes ~
Like flowers that in budding, decay,
Thou woqld'st still be esteemed, a. this mo-
ment thou art,
Quite a marvel of taste and of skill
ndaround thy rare frame work, the pr,d> Of
my heart,
Should exulnngly twlne itself still.
w. J; BARTHOLOMEW Watch and
Clock Maker, opposite the American
Hotel. Main at.. Richmnnd. Va
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CHERIFF,S SALE. = Will be sold. at the
y Foundry of Messrs. sampson 4 Pae, IN the
tity of Richmond, situated at the corner OF oth
and Byrd sts TO tho highest bidder, for cash. one
FOUR HORSE POWER ENGINE, one BOILER,
one large. BOAT, to satisfy An execution u nv
Sale to take place the 9th Sept 1882 st the hour
Of II o'clock, A. Al. JNo. w. WRIGHT, p s.,x
auW For II. X. Eilyson. Shenn.
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| CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

DATENT MICA AND
L FERROUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong glutinous SUBJ
stances, lmpregnated with hbrous matter, and Gov
cred with Mica, which make it FIRE PROOF and
perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every eli
mate, and we will warrant il
WATER PROOF.
IL also reflects the rays of the sun, making the
building much cooler in summer .haa tin or slate
and viii neither crack nor rot. II is practically I'M
PERISHABLE, and having been thoroughly tired
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States, it is the cheapest and best roofn sin
use. JOSEPH DITTO Il CO.,
General Office, 378 broadway, New York.
printed instructions for applying. We also offer
FOR sale Territorial Rights for portion of the
United States. lie 1s-3mifl j. D. L CO.
nOuBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
II My factory is now complete and by far the
largest establishment of the kind South If Pills
delphia, which enables me to offer to the trade of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, as also 10
the CITY grSceIs, an article OF
STEAM REFINED,
CRUSHED SUGAR nv
warranted to stand IN any climate, much below the
Northern price, for an article Of like Standard
STREET t -" ijs9 sal E0ufs J. hossssiiEsuJxs.' On
70O BAGS RIO COFFEE; 80 bags and 500
sOO pockets Java Coffee for sale By
"a TIERCES Rickets hyperion snTar-oured
-'a'' $50 JONES 4 co.
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Doll DE tHE VRE, for Ladies' Dresses
Opening this morning splendid lot of those new
style eCeds for fall dresses, only IS cents per
yard; cheap at 50 cents. The lot is large and we
put them at tins Price to them off quickly
Cash price only. The ladies are most respectfully
invited to call and see them.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN, op. Exchange Bank.
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HOUSE AND LOT ~ THE TOWN OF

II FULTON FOR SALE At AUCTI0N.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Halifax,
rendered at its May term, 1852 in the suit Of Thos
B. Butt and others, against Richard Thornton, Jr,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sep
tember. 1859, at O'Clock, p. NJ, a HOUSE and
deceased, and situated near the city of Richmond,
IN the town of Fulton, Henrico county, Va. being
the whole Of Lot No. 8 and par. of Lot No. 7. in
square No. 10, IN the plan of said town of Fulton,
at the corner OF Graham and Marshall streets,
fronting the former street and running back ITO
feet to an alley.
TEKMs.-A credit of months will be given, With
interest from date. WM s. HOLT. Com'r.
Sale by GoDDIS & ApPERsoy. au3l
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7RUSTEES' "a LE De "a LLEY' $"
L TAVERN AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
Of LAND, ON THE WESTHAM FLANK ROAD
In accordance with the provisions Of a Deed of
trust, executed b, Thomas II. Alley to Ambrose
recorded in Henrico County Court office, being
thereto requested: We shall sell, on FRIDAY the
9TH day OF September. 1889. at o'clock p. NJ upon
the premises, the TRACT OF LAND, with the
BB,DlLpiNGS thereon, situated on the Westham
as ALLEYS TAVERN" There are rs acres of
Land attached, running back to the Canal.
The property Is so well known that further de-
scrlption is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at l. 8 and -
months, for notes. with interest added and secured
by u trust deed. A. B. HUTCHESON
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
Executors of Ambrose Hutcheson, decd
Sale conducted by JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts
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