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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

,, Nav. i0.--The steamer CITY or
NhN ,r,rn Liverpool on the 2ch vita
,,,e3 here thIs morning. 49, ..oa,,, ,seuet
81, Ia loss Of the Australian steam f"N~N
- LAY charter. is conHrlneo ,....r,,,,,, e,
\ -Na' - - Gland bound from LiNerpooi 70
"f G 49, Mas driven ashore onfins 'he
Nt" s.,r,, IA llolvhead haThor;
1,br Il eai Eastern roo" oU' '''' e'''e
h'v. >-..,los vas considered imui-
tikN''G.N u',,o},ii had issued storming proc
,.,a%tI,r, 20 The Neapoli'anS. 49,. x,....o
IL, ans Consultations" SAYS ,u't { $50
II nj Siihy,lt 80 The Actioh OF h"e'""e aV
.s.r- he Suez canal AFFAIR - ~,
CsI"."h ,,,rftsn Of the steamer Royal
t"e ,sst I,aS standing Wednesday even
-as = small psrt oi her stern Win me
,,tas, sud screw inning ,aptat'''."ss 80
49, stgo,ciack Wednesday morning, Sha
- -, 81 o'clock. Before sjrtAiag, heF ca
-.sy+a3 and lricd 30 steam on tHe coas
n'' ~ Nd was blow ing hurricane. and
~s 5r,tsd an shore. Oaiy 10 persons iau
,.,,sul ware saved, and 3IV r"rfsheu' -.
4-1, s.cs,us1lp CircaSsi2n aFTNea NJ tal-
vvAv Thursday night. 80
I'm Pesin without ratified treaty out me
+a-F-qt.,u had tahen rs&te - f'oh"hs ny
e'a'1,'Ss'>,Wi Wednesday, Minister of War
n,.o.e4er.3 losieria! If way 81 the dlSpos,I OF
.Saall>h governments and dec 'aFes ma ma. rue
y.-,,srar " in support Size military operations
-. >asin against Morocco. as ne o4o thoso q
p r54,oat tursug ;he latt var
LIS s'ared thai Napoltoh VIII ShoF'! WISH
The k.as OF Belgium.
an. inopie aates @! me i9ih say fohr
- -,,a leaders IN the recent conspiracy had
49,, -,,nUeraned 20 death, This had created
<.-,arut among the pSpuiace, and threats OF
-. .-.7r-. he'd snysteGiouSty reached the pai-
49, Of the Sultan.
a. - ,.'.,-',-'-rjns still continue their stro-
G.. e. ssaIast t1e Turks
i,.lN. Ns tu.rsIay, The Minister of Jus
ice has les sned, ln eonseq uence OF the court
l.lns rem we'd to Milan.
KKr~tyA Tuesday.-The Austrians have
sv4ruNs I'd five CautOus Ia the uistTIcts o. Tar
CANON and I.aso ds Madra.
MADRID, Oct at--maTchiuE orders have
ben ..v-u to me troops to Join the expedition
a-t.u,t Morocco. Gea. . Doanell starts at The
CNetf tue week,
The London Times Paris correspondent re-
nor, AFFAIRS between England and France, ~
u ihe European Congress, more encouraging.
L wAs believed The English plenipotentiarles
" ,uld ;sGe their seals.
The journals of Paris are daily becoming
more ACRIMONIOUS towards England.
4 re.ctI1nary plot had been discovered by
The Red Republicans. between Mlzzlni s
friends and the Ducal aud priestly authorizes
m Tuscany, The consp iraiors belong 10 the
lliper classes and possess considerable funds
COMMERCIAL.
IgrrrpcoL. Oct. 1s.-Uotton-Th market Thurs
t,.was verY sctIVe with sses Of II .O1D baics, and
c sd with upward tsndcrcy. Richardson,
: ~uce ( Co. n r rote dated tbs evening sf the
81. ear xnrti ct Orleans and Mobile.
Bse=t-t1tis steadt AID generally unchanged.
Prouslous SLOW of sale-prces unsettled. Sugar
firm but v tn ue qustso.e advance.
I,oSEny' OF. a. Cousols 95s. o9bs4.
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Ia J Err T no VI "a T4IF CfN I \.
Arrival of Sprcie--EMthusiastic Reception
OF Gen. Scott at San .Francisco-His DE
pasture Tor San Juan.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-the steamship ATTAIN
tic from AspinwaiI, CA the I'd inst, arrived
here his morning.
Shs brings from California upwards of 81,
5uO, OUU ia pccIe and treasure.
The Vanderbilt steamer North Star, hence
on the 2uIh, had not arrived at AspIn wall.
Gen. Scott arrived At San Francisco OH sun
day, 1he 10Th, board the steamer Golden
Gate The vessel was saluted by a battery al
North Point aud by all the steamers in port
The veteran soldier landed al noon, escorted
By ali The volunteers Of the city. An arch OF
welcome wreaIhed with flowers, was erected
near the landing, and as lie sassed beneath il
lie was welcomed by Gov Weller. On Mon
day ne De parted for San Juan on the steamer
Non asrLer, amid salutes from q 4 points. lie
was accompanied portion OF the way by the
gtsrner Shubrick, which returned the same
evening.
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Still. LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. or TuE HUNGARIAN.
Emanuel and the Villa
frauca Treaty-France Declines to Back
Spain-Garibaidi en- the Move, &c.

SPAN it1 Oh INK awe 49,
s.. JoHs's. y. +, Nov. Io-The steamer
Hungarian, which sailed from Liverpool Tor
Portland on the ed inst, arrived here this
m ,ruiur. with IL passengers saved from the
wreck ~ a ship from Barbados, al the rlsk OF
the lives Of the Hungafan's crew.
There had been auutLer heavy gale on the
coast of England. The American ship Charles
lo,Ines. bound from Liverpool for Mobile,
WAS totally wrecked, and her crew all lost
Thi. is the only American ship yet reported
Lost.
Napoleoa had written TO Victor Emanuel
urging him tc assist him in carrying out the
Villa Franco agreement.
The Ciiy OF Manchester and Canada had ar
rived out.
The Hungarian passed the Indian on the 30,
bound e Liverpool
Eapoleon's letter 10 Victor Emanuel de-
rnauds that the Duke be recalled 10 Modena
and Parma. and they 10 be united To Pied
mont; Tuscany 10 be augmented in territory.
and restored 10 the Grand Duke, and that the
projected moderate reforms re carried out
France dlsclsims the idea OF aiding Spain
against Morocco.
The Zurich conference had re-a.sembled,
aud all the treaties would be signed III lew
days.
S,ain was expected to commence operations
ag.inst Morocco, about the eth inst.
Garibaidi had arrived at Turin for IN in
teTylew with the King. He was enthusiastic
cally received along the route.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton had an advancing
tendency; tar and nItdi!ns advanced Ga = for
Clean. Some authorities say the extreme yrtces
prevail, but there IS no quota"le change; Orleans
nddhnG ! is; Uplands do. 8 IS Is.
brtadStVfs quiet, and lower qualities slightly
improved Flour dull and steady at 22is 2 27s -
" heat steedy: red 3s. Sd. -. Cd. Corn advanced
Cd Gls.
Provisions dull-sales unmportant. Bacon dull
Su. ar stead7. Rice and coffee steady.
harG! St0'fS.-Roslu steady at is. %. Turpen-
tine "a 7I>as
ConsGis quoted on the 3Ist Oet.) At 96js 1869.
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BY Re. u. Lyme. Auct.

A VALUABLE tANAi IN BENRICO
CITY IV OF 'RslIc;HMoNigaN'b5 oSE Nile FR6M
CAPT JOHN 3 {0uNG'Ssf, s., CONTAINING 40
ACRES. AT PUBLIC AUCTION will sell at
public auction on the 18Th day of NOV EN- Der, at
- O'Clock upon the premises. iif TAR; II not the
next fair day thereafter, that very valuable farm
ioca ed as described above containing one hun
bred and seventy acres of land, about one hundred
which are cleared and produces well of corn.
wheat and tobacco, and is remarkably adapted to
the raising of vegetables or grapes; The wosd
land is well set in pine and cedar. The improve
ments consist of a framed cottage residence. with
seven rooms, kitchen. orerseer's house negTe
quarters barn. stable, &c all in perfect order
aud built within the past few years. There is 4
large apple orchard on the premises and we'll OF
pure water the yard. The location Is proyerbal
for health society sood. and very convenient 10
churches and 4 good mill. The farm is very sus-
ceptitle of division. ard will be sod whole
or divided into lots as purchasers NAV prefer. 1t
can he purchased very 10 privately till day sale
which, if sold due notice viii lie given. The
premises will be shown to any person wishing to
purchase, b, Mr. Bernard, who lives on the farm.
and farther info nation had upon application to
ROBERT B. LYME. Auctioneer,
oc2I Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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The Result in New Jersey.

TRENTON. Nov. 0-The returns from the
various sections of the State indicate The
election Of Chas. =. OIden, republican, as Go
vernon, by about 2JUU majority.
The Senate VIII be Democratic, but the COM
plerion OF The House Is doubtful
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E,x4EEC,ulT,oR.s sALEoF REAL ESTATE

EXECCT0R'S SAIEOF REAL ESTATE
"A in NANCHESTER.--T The unde sig ned ex-
ecutor OF Nancs Clarke Mayo, deceased, under the
PROVISIONS oil the VIII OF the testatrx will sell AT
Public auction on the prem Sos. on SATURDAY.
tne 18th day oil November. 1879 at tie hoar OF ~
CLOCK VI the real estate of which tie tesla
trix dieu seized, conSstins of three lots Of Land
Nln- IN the town OF Manchester, each having INA
pfoIxements Two OF the lots lie on the north side
OF Hun or MAN street, the square Immediate
be'aw James NJ. Perdues store; one Of these being
at the corner immediately below Peraues, now oc-
street. the GtheT pear the centre of the square. IN
nediateiy above Joseph Traylo lot and The same
formerly occupied by William Mayo; the third lot
hes on HUI street. Just opposite the last mention
en ana Is the same on which the testatrix resided
The Whole Of this property is In the central busl.
desiraby located " -'
Immediately after the above sale the personal
property belonZinS to the estate will be sold
TERMS-For the real estate. one fourth cash :
balance at 8, " and Is months for bonds bearing
interest secured by trust deed For the personal
estate, cash G. G. MCRAE
Executor Of Nancy Clarke Mayo, deed
sale conducted by GOBLIN & APPERsoN, Auct's
nO3
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LiGHTE Il RR ADBUR Y'S
49, aANCFACToRY OF
III II GRAND AND SO UARE PIAN0FORTES,

2
NATHAN'L CARR 81, Broad ST.. Richmond.
here assortment can be seen, either Tor whole
sale or retail.
LIGHTk & BRADBURY respectfully inform the
pubic that within the present year they have
patrons can rest assured that all improvements
made To the PIANO FORT + will be most speedily
introduced Iii their mandatory, all of which are
warranted for ali time The attention oil the public
IS particularly called 10 their premium 50 UARE
AND PIANO FORTE, made by them, which,
e~9r, volume, sweetness OF tone, elasticity OF
io9th and eie- ant exterior stands unrivaled even
uy the concert brand The unanimous opinian of
the greatest musical celebrities (Which can he seen
at Mr Carusl J Is that our nstrume nts defy COM
petition.
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ByKent, Paine 4 Co., Auct'rs.

ARGE SALE OF FR E.~H DRY GOOIaS
IL AT AUCTI0N.-0n WE On ESDA1, the 18th
INST, commencing al 10 o'clock. we will sell; at our
auction roons, a arse assortment OF FRESH and
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS. comprising q great
variety of and choice sly les, suited to the cit
retail trade.
We Will also sell an invoice of very desirable
CUT GOODS, among which are many valuable
Goods.
TERMs.-All sums under 500. cash; over that
amount, four months credit, Tor approved paper.
no 10 KENT, PAINE * CO., Auct's.
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EXCELsIoR! EXCELSIOR! EXCEL
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

FIRST PREMIUM,
at the State Agricultural Society FAIR over all COM
petitors. This is the 4ith premium that these cole
brated and unexcelled Machines have taken. We
manufacture TEN DIFFERENT STYLES, and our
sales have reached the enormous nnmler of IS 90.
SINGERS FAMILY AND PLANTATION MA
CHINE. at s 100 is capable of doing all kinds of
work-fne and coarse. NJ. A: STEARNS.
oc 29-2w 2I9 Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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rHIa Dr.


THIS DAY. a. ~. eseiesk. 4 ~ sssn,. -,
Moss PORK brtght Hsn,s md n6ou DER. y
h.sndy. Hsrxnss, ebacca. 10. ~ = -..sss
..fUHN!TUHr.--Aiso. lot Fl HexeeboiA -
Ehssrs. Tables. Carpets. &os AIso, esGe-fsS.s
no Il " ,.' X cAUTHoRN. ~.
!. "a on FAIDAYt The 18th day Of Noserhof, -
1T IF s'1 HoisE HI 4 The Afh
rUHE, consssting Of one Mahog auy 6ofx Ce1ffa
aeie ana Cover, ono Carpet. one 6rover & ~
kers ssT!Tk Machine. . Windsor Chairs. I I'D.
~ I peo, Siotnes Cooking Stove and FixtuFes 4
Laa lag SADDLE 4 Cane seat Rocking Chair 4 H.
tress warrant in ms hands. "
nEn r. e F.BLTLER.
no Iu-tus H q q n
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- ------- y =
By f. y. Cock, Auct'r.

ttchSEM, ~ GGY. &C., AT AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY. 18th inst at 10 o;clock will
seit at The LARGE lot the Central Rail Dad De
pot, several very superior Saddle and Harness ami
nais, anon ST them rs very liable BAY bob tail
foney, which can be recommended as a supsror
family animal; one No-Top Bngsy and Harness:
two good Mich Cows
III
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4 IMPORT

I III Oe = A. 8 OK " SALE
! , SIS 600 WORTH OF Dry GOODS AT hUC-
lion, AT NO % MAIN ENC
] NG TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. Sra, AND
Until; THE ENTIRE STOcK
IS DISPOSED OF : Sales every day At Q A. NJ ana
2 7. NJ, and in the evening. The stock com
prises the iarSest assortment Of DRY GOODS ever
9iered at auc9n 10 this city consisting in part Of
Iweeds. sattiHets. Kentucky Jeans. Vesiipss,
Handkerchiefs. Gents Shawls, several cases 81
Cndsrshirts and Drawers.
SHAWL s French Broachae shawls lone and
square: French Empire nd Bay State ShawIs All
wool long and square, do. SCOTCH plaids. Cash
mere Thitet. Wool Steilss. Printed Cashmere and
lima Shawis; Cloaks, and thee cases Of Blan-
kefs. 20 q.
DRESS GOODS Black and Fancy Silks Pop
Inns French Meripaes; plaid and plain; French
Cashmeres, Wool Plaids Scotch Gala Plaiss CO.
hnrss. rarmettas, Deiaines, 0ins hams, frints.
Muslips &c.
LINENS Double Satin Damssk Tsble-Cioths,
all sizes and patterns; Napkins; Doiiy's plain
Linen fine and extra Brown Linen Cloths; Extra
tine Sheetln9 and Toweling; Gents and Ladies'
Linen Handkerchets, Hosiery, &e. MaTseiiles
Counterpanes. Lancaster Quilts, Sheeting, &c.-
And IN fact. every thing usually found in first
class Dry Goods Store
Ladies are respectfully invited to attend.
EA- All Goods warranted as represented.
]. II. DiGGES, Auct.
VIM. NJ. CAULEy, Agent. noS-ts
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,,-.., 81 ,he steamship Royal charter
I ns s,sr,inrs OF the spanish E1pedi''on 70
-ss", -eapsIeontoB Back spain--saceess
"', ,,.rirau Ambassador in CHINA.
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CHURCH HILL GROCERY.-Ib beg leave TO
" inform the citizens of Church Hill and vicinity,
that have this day completed my stock of FAM
If GR0CERfE rs, and shall continue to keep On
ereater portion Of my GROCERIES bought at the
cargo sales and IN NorsnefH cities, am defermiH-
ed To sell taesH AZ cheap. ii not cheaper than taey
can Ne purchased down town; and as shall keep
strictly temperance house, would call the attention
of her honpsed sens.
Be cure To call ct the right place. hrick store,
rear Leis Street Church, formerly occupied BY G.
W. Saunders. w. H. CARR.
n. B.-Goods delivered 70 customers il request
ad ~, "a
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s..rxros. Va, Nov. ie.--The large stables , sss
ens.f,enal Hotel here, were desiroyea oy
Of me Ns a,"rn,ng, about i0ocieck. Loss s3oo's
FIRE 'n, 'sa here Is small insurance.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct,r.

EUR NITURE, GROCERIES, DRY
: GOODS, kc.aWiI be sold. at auction, at my
store. on SATURDAY, Nov. IL commencing at
10 o,clock. lot of second hand FURNITURE
GROCERlES.-Whiske Brandy, Soap, Candles,
Tobacco. Cigars, &c.
DRY G00DS.-Cloths. Cassimeres. Cas=inets
Vests &c. '
ADDITION Alvin be sold, at auction on ac-
count of the State of Vrsinia, large Brussels
carpets 20 by 30 feet; pieces PASSAGE Carpet Lot
w lndow Shades and Cornlea. The above Carpets
have been used in the Capitol; are coed. and not
much worn.
IERMs.-Cash. ALEX. MOTT.
no II Anctinnaar
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MRS STOVES BooK.-Of Mrs. Stoves new
book, ''The Ministers Wooing," The New
York Observer {OId School Presby ierian)
says:
1T is we'll fitted 10 bring into contempt the
old -fas hioned doc triEes of the Gospel, and is,
therefore. hailed with great satisfaction by The
enemies of the TRUTH
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Y \ 8 Vii Es1F IN
steamer GEO. PEHBchiY. Cant. RM ann b.1rIras
Arp. vii. receive fTei9ht to-day sFRlDAYf.l
THIS s,esger has splendid sta.e-rsom passenger
a1 es. sas ss.. =,
Freight taken Tor Boston via galtimore .t,a~
ra<senssT are requested to no on board befare n
o'Steck. NJ, SATURDAY. the hour OF departure. $
IN 'ss @ ssfss q our
no il :. - DAVID \ WIN. cuRRtr
<ysfsss roR PHiLAnELPHiA. EVERY
$500 ifY of Rit "a 4 NJ; J c s,ssa'A ]
vii on rG c2S ss IeG ss,S sssh and
For irsish. or passage, having superior accom-.
p.;.,, n. 2; FUTILE, Agent, Rockets.
Ereisht shraash to Boston, via rhiladelphis. by
steam 7, At moderate rates and with Dispatch ~
$500 TOWN For NEW YoRK.-T6e
herr A. ass 9SSolh' faPti ,fSo9SsH viii leave
ficsels and Berths secured at our ef5ce, or on
Passage to New York, Meals and State roam a.
eomnodatlons included. during the fall and WIN
ter, sl0. Steerase passage SIS.
Passage to Norfolk, same az by the river hos.s
Frelsht will he received FRIDAY, up to the hour
OF l ; CLOCK 4 NJ nn!essa saffioiene, hc received
Cgnslsnees are requested to send for their goods
Ia day, ~ e"
Freight for Boston Will he forwarded directly on.
- moderate rates OF freight and with the greatest
dispatch. LUDl.AM a WA'rSON
no l0-2
- FOR CHARLESTON. =. C.-The su-
ssI.iS periar fast sailing sehr. "NlNNEHAHAn
H. You've, Master. having the greater
fe,t;on oil her cargo engased and going on beard
Will have immediate DISPATCH. For remainder or
passage, having Sood accomnlodatons. Apply TO
no 9-lw w. D. CoLQufTT& co.
A,gN- FOR BAI-TINURF.-Thc GOOD sehr
49, MARY Ann HETTY, Capt. JoxEs having
Iaost OF her carso already on hoard, will
haze dispatch For remainder appI. to
no s-at w. d. COLO UlTT co.
FOR R0STON-FlRSr VESSEL
SUN, CAPT. r. N3CKERsoN. having a Dor ton
OF her csrEo ased ard goIns ON beard will hava
qu'ck disaatch. For balance OF freig nj nppiy 4,
no9-ts DAVID & VIM. CJRRlE
~ FOR NEW YoRk-FfRST VESSEL
ssSLS k'can'ana aat Nste York Line Of PrckstS
- Ire he sNperloriast sHliine schr. MANCHES-
TER, WIN NELSON, Master, havtng a portion of
her careo engased and golng on beard VIII have
quick dispatch. For balance Of freight apply to
nos st DAVID & wM, CURRIE
~s-AA SPECIAL NOTICE. The YORK
2vE&A TOWN bsvinN been temporarily with
ssas~SSA~FS drawn trCm the line between here and
New York the da, OF departure OF the Roanoke
town and Roanoke Will leave New York as follows,
JAMESTOWN on SATURDAY, at3PM
! ROANOKE on WEDNESDAY. at y. NJ.
R@rUFN1Ne- They will leave Richmond ss fol-
JAMESTOWN on TUESDAY. at4P.M.
RUANOk + on FRIDAY. Gt4P VI
no It's LUpLAM & WATSON.
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"a so REWARD. a. The above reward
e. viii be paid tie any one who VIII apprehend
aSand commit TO Jall negro boy THOMAS.
~=G-Mr George D. Harwood, OF Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
slender torm, low forehead, brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken TO. and has been accustomed to
work in a tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was en- a canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
p B JONES,
Admir- of SAINT Peasants, dec d.
Rapid Ann station, Culpeper Co. oc It's
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tOSO HEAUQUARTERS FOR FASH
1919. ION ABLE CLOTHING-F A |. l.
GOODS The suhserihsr has just re-, reeeived hs
stock of FALL CLOTHING and GENTLEM EMS
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article in
the Clothing line.
Also, stock of CLOTHS. CASSiMERFS. Vest
ings and Tailprs' Trimmings not 10 be surpassed
by any house in the city, which he is prepared 70
make at the shortest notice. and ID the
r. B. SPENCE,
arI S+s
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| oexssIITHINa, BELL. HANGING,

I OCKSMITHiNG, BELL. HANGING,
II SILVER PLATING. &e.-The subscriber has
lust returned from the Northern cities. where he
mas laid in lare SIMPLY Of n,,,erals Of the best
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, aud invites pub
lie attention To his business. He has emPlos cd the
hest workmen to be had, and is prepared TO make
TO order every kind Of Lock, TO HANG BILLS in the
best manner. and to do Silver ptatins st.le not
to be surpassed by any establishment in this coun-
try. All his work is warranted, sale.
After an experience OF many years in this city,
and an acquaintance with the hest Lock makers Ia
this country. he hatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and prices,
and therefore socits orders from town aud coun-
try which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have LocK< MADE OR REPAIR
Ed, BELLS HUNG in any ST. lie, or SILVER PLATINe
executed in superior manner, are invited to call
~ his ESTABLISHING ut, 10Th street, three doors
south of Main. where they will he attended to at
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office. viii be immediately filed and Bell Hanging
| done in any part OF the country a. cit, prices.
ADDRESS WI. w. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Bell Hsnser,
oe 17-d3in 10th street. Richmond, VA.
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RIAL HsrATU ron eA1.n


I F4o e ssf EsS TAI bhs PoR Ii
+ The ss,s, e 81 .he cxnsr
Me.a on Black Greek. adjoining fhe IA nds 81
ssdns from sr ss,s sna wSasxsra and he rosd
DRY. FINE se .sd sE Ei,s sreS,h & lick
living near will show The srem.es Re nun anstnil
posed e 70 view them. '"o'o u's-
q, 's '''T ssbS s { a'SfFsfa,y
- VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
s 81 my Large AID valuable
county, about nile and half from bsnvsil.aa
and and lying ellsihIy upon the waters Of SANDY and
pan rivers a. the intersection Of the two II con
ap9nt SS acres OF which IS acrea are eli ared
ana ~ hne state OF cultivation. The Teusa aater
s AZ heavily tlmbercd, and the proceeds OF the sale
rat,ve The land is of the best quality for ra,.,.
topaeco and other products of this section in rens
slsn , eIsr ser sale that valuable property known
S ~ w L "a fERRY. half = mile above Dan,
Henry and Western from Daavs
With the Ferry. will soil a small TRAGTi t oF
-ann een!ahlns about IL scresof fine river low
farm. e"'oeh, OF asmaii
viii pease w asalsss to purchase propery
take pleasure in showing the propeyty ' anu VIII
any further information. GEO. T. Ii fis So5yNIns
$HsR - :, fsHas e. n Slnau IRACTOF LAM
On tne new Bridge Road. three miles o. a. -
"a a ana Wy Q, Richmond. known as Auburn.
she a4folning the Lands Of Mrs. DR.. Christian. Dr
D A. Hart and others The above tract coni 10.
asttos aha is SITUATED IN pleasant and desirable
nelgne9T h9od 1t has upon ii . very good NV FL
LiSp- hoosE, containing s or 10 rooms with a
sutEclency OF wood and water. The soil IS rr..n.
I'VE, ana Is Well adapted to the growth of ali kinds
OF gram. grass, &c, and would make q most das,
fahe vegetable garden 1t is slshIy suscent,hle -.
improvements, and by the judiciotis use az lime
anu Euano, can be made desirable farm as ths
sleisaetery results from the of these manures
on other lands IN the neg hborhoed will attest. The
ABOVE property rs offered for sale privately Iih
eIal anu accommodating terms. or would az
changed for city 2ropsrty. Apply to
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
eu Us Richmond, Va.
ME RAILROAD LAMBS FOR SALE az
- LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
Of iNTEREST.-The Hannibal and ST Ia
sehh hallroad Company having liver $50 600 A RtS
OF LANE, lynn. IN the State of Missouri which
was granted. by Act of Congress to aid in the COM
struetlan Of their Road, offer the PRINCIPAL portion
tnnreoi Tor sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part of these Lands are within sir
ana All WITHIN fifteen. miles of the Railroad which
~ now compieted and omen for ase through its
entire length t2o6 miles,l and runs throng conn
" sflcb is UNSURPASSED by any in the saiuhrity Of
us cmate the fertility of It's soil and the extent
OF us mineral resources. N N'N"'
Fer further information annIv y, +bsJ.na oH..
of the Company or address Nv ~ Tue Lana ofhce
JOSIAH HUNT
Land Commissioner H. & St 10 r. h.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, june l4tb 1889 " Az ~
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