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VAN HAGEN 4 NckEONE.S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP

A,
Warranted TO gire perfect satisfaction the paoas
sy wii bsrsfnaded, and on, Agsnts are here
BY authorized TO make good any
'a''1 4. Van =. n II Ha AZ, sIgs"'s.
Being a, practical sosp,maker, and having for the
upon and tested this particular Soap, in various
Rey qsE e bf p sna s. Yoay sh sl
willing it she uld rest upon Its own merits. All We
ask is to give 1T fair trial, and use it according to
our directions found in each box,3 and il it does
not give full satisfaction, the money will be retun
ded
Among the many advantages over other washing
Soaps; the following NAV be named:
1. Clothes need no boiling, and very little rub
One pound will go as far, for any use. as three
pounds OF common rosin soap, or two pounds best
Ii requires less than half the time and labor to
do the washing OF family that it requires with
the best famil soap, and is warranted not to nare
1. For cleaning paints and removing. grease, tar
ard printers' ink, IT is 9nsuryassed Mach nists,
printers and painters Will ind II an invaluable ar
tcle tor washns hands, as 1t does not chap, bat
greatly softens the skin
Soap not containing AIRY ercess Of aik1itsS,
mild than any other known Washng Soar. and un-
the as es ha IS
WARRANTED NOT TO ROT Thu CLOTHES.
For sale BY sPoTTs, HAR g s. I! + CO.. CO.,
oc l0-10t Sole AGENTS for Richmond.
EOR SALE..A FIRST class STEAM FLOUR
MILL, located in Baltimore, Nd, upon the
most valuable ana pubic wharf IN the cltY. giving
the facility of receiving grain into, and delivering
hour from, the Mills, without expense. These
horse power Engine, but little used. Within the
past six months they have been oserhaued, and
thoroue hly reftted and repaired, and are now in
perfect order and successful operation, turning
out daily about 800 arres of -four.
| Baltimore is we'll known to he AMONGST the best
-four markets in this country, well rs TO posse 8
| many advantaxe s for the purchaser OF wheat.
This property will he sold lew, and bat little
| money required; balance on long credit; or, IL
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 II. w. PlCkRELi,
| oc Ia-2u Petsrsbure. Va.
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The Great Eastern.

PORTLAND ME-, Oct. i5.--FrederIck Cum.
bcrland, Agent of the Great Eastern. who has
come 10 make arrangements for her reception.
arrived here yesterday from Canada. He has
no doubt that tie steamer will leave for Port.
land. Me, ia ths latter part of October. When
he left, the company did not entertain the
thought OF her visiting any other port In Anne.
RIGA this trip but Portland, where IL is xpect.
ed she would remain about three weeks.
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Destructive Fire at Vernon, la i.

VERNON, IA, Oct. IA, 1884 fire which
broke out in this city last night, destroyed
thirteen buildings, Involving loss OF $4,000,
on which there was only about $1,000 insu-
rance. The principal losers are Win. Thorp
William Lone and T. l.. Henninger. The
Masonic Hall, Adams d Co.'s Express Office
and the Post-Office were destroyed. The fire
originated in stable, and is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary
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A UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
"A KANAWHA COUNTY, 70 BE MADE in
The CITY Or RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEM Der, 1859 By virtue of two
mond entered on the Esd day OF November. 1851
and on the 18th day of June, 1859, in a Chancery
suit, entitled "Sfnnst VS.. yohnS0n's Error, and
Others" the undersigned, as Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Decem-
per, 1889, at IL o clock, noon. to sell Mt PUBLIC
AUCTIONS at che front door of the State Court
d use, IN Richmond, a certain TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Pocatalico river and it's waters, in the
county OF Kanawha. containing 1000 acres part
oil $500 acre tract, patented to General Samuel
smith deceased, late of Baltimore, Mary land be-
by the UNDERSIGNED Commissioner, to Abel P.
Slnnett, by deed bearing date the 18th day of July
1856 and recorded In the Clerk Office of the Cou-
ty Court of said Kanawha county, to which refer
ence is made for a more full description Of said
Land and of the boundaries the reef.
TRRMs-Made known at the time and place O.
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON =
an N-d2m Snecal CommsSoner
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News from New Mexico. Threatened In
dlan Assn0lt am the HetlIements.

ST. Louis, Oct IA, Is5s.--Mr. Otero, the dele
gate 10 Congress from New Mexico, who ar
rived here to-day, has informed the Republi-
can that general impression prevails there
that various Indian tribes on the plains de-
sign making attacks on the settlements OF New
Mexico this winter. That the Comanches and
kiowas are Joined for this purpose, il . well
authenticated fact, and In order to prevent
open war, SUFFICIENT lumber of troops should
- vent there without any unnecessary delay.
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BosroS. Oct. isth.--tpon an application Of
the Bank Commissioners, the Supreme Court
this day issued temporary injunction against
the Peoples Five Gent Savings Bank, In Han.
over street. deficiency has been discovered
i'm the accounts of the Treasurer. The amount
Of IL has not been fully nstertained, but IL il
hoped that the deposits will not BIO entan.
nNsN
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.--
L NJ. 6. WHITMAN, |. Q.S. M:,

Hereby gives notice to his old patrons and public
generally, that should they need BRANDS for To-
bacco Boxes Hossheads, Bags, Barrels, Machine
ry or Linen, they would do we'll to either give INN
call or drep q line; he HAVING carried this bnsi
ness for the last fifteen in this city. eapsa-
quently fatters himsefhe can please the most las
tidious
No punches used, but really engraved, BY which
means you set free shaped letter and the metal
not strained, and as matter of course the Brand
more durable He does not pretend to work for
nothing and find himself but will charse . fair
having had a single brand thrown on Eis hands
for fifteen years.
BRANDS, either on Metal or Bristol Rontd' 81
ali sizes and designs; as also ALPHABETs end
FIGCR RES made to order:
M. G. WHITMAN,
Columbian Hotel Building, Sbockoe Ship.
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Fires.

CARLISLE PA, Oct 16.--A new stable, at
tached TO the United States barracks here. was
DESTROYED by fire last night, with IS horses and
aconsiderable quantity of provender.
CHICAGO, Oct. l6.--A fire occurred at Dixon.
Ill, to-day, destroying 30 business houses at
the corner OF Main and Hennassin streets
Loss SSn
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FUTURE DAYS
ny James M. Tavlsr Z Sen. Aucs,s.

WEEK ox1tuSRnpEf ZEAL c55ssT:TE AID
RAhMiNd iMPPEH ENTs' &c, AZ A nueTf5
viii sell, at the Falls Plantation. 90 James River.
M s on e.. e, i bss.I ss
::;s,. ~ sfsssPs ;s
land, lying about the centre Of tho iarn iso acres
one milo Of tbs town OF Manchester, large por-
tien Of which j. heavily wooded; also, valuable
from The terminus Of tho DanyiIls Rsiiroad g ths
'awn Of Manchester. upon which tliore are several
s,!es particularly adapted for warehouses and man
.a III, Isss Same DaY x ss, be
5%fE g., :|sSs Ss o1fs 7 Yoke q
p.!os an 1sds ssf Hok Isl 'u
consisting in part Of Portable ThresLing Ma.
chine, Reapers, Drills, Clod crushsr, &C.,
About 900 barrels Corn, large quantity shucks,
FODDER; .nd straw and large quantity Of fall and
TERMS OF SALE as follows: Fer the real estate,
all sums of $500 and under. one third cash; the
balance att ?, and years; for all sums of 5000
5, and years; for all sums over Sl00OO. fourth
cash; the balance at l. 2: 8. and years. the pur
added, pay able seui annually and secured BY trust
deeds. For the slaves, cash for all other personal
property, sums of goo and under. cash. over 500,
months credit for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added. SAML MARX.
Executor Of JOS Marx, decd.
JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son, Auct's.
TKysT e Eso SAFE OF yAtgARtE
By virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber bear
ng date the 2oth day of September. 1854, and re-
corded in Henrico County, Court Clerks Office,
being thereto requested / shall sell at public anc-
ton. upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of October, commencing at o'clock, 2. NJ.
the county of Henrco. the New Bridge, or
Stony Run road about two miles east of the city of
Richmond, adjoining High Meadow, the farm Of
R. H. Dickinson, the lands of Mrs. Ross. and
others. 1t lies the north side of the road, and
contains NINETEEN ACRES, with valuable
orchard.
The improvements are DWELLING, with the
usual out bu dings, in tolerable order, most of
which are located In beautiful oak grove.
Regarding its proximity to the city, and its beau
tful situation. Rural Shades, for its size, is
sidered one of the most desirable farms now in
| market.
TERMs.-One fifth cash; the ba'ance at /, 2, 8 and
years, credit payments to bear interest, pay able
| semi-annually, and secured by a trust deed
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son, Auct's ocH
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r-=-. CONGRATULATIONS,

AeeA4 S3g.-lst. By resolution OF
En- ~ .,aR--a39 the Board of Directors of this
Company, the usual rates of fare will be charged
raj Fairs; but those persons who have paid their
fare upon this road going to the Fairs, will be al
lowed to return free at any time between the 18th
of October and the It'll day of November, inclusive
on exhibiting to the conductor a certificate of
MIA Central or the State Agricultural Society, or
certificate of life membership in either Society.
hlbiton at either of the above Fairs, will be
charged the usual rates of freight, going to the
owners they will be carried free. and the amount
paid for the transportation to the Fairs refunded.
Notice must be given to the Agent, at the depot
from which Stock is to be sent, or to the under
signed. at least days in advance, so that suitable
accommodations can be provided.
THOS. DODAMEAD. General Supt.
Gen1 Sup'ts Office Va. Central r. RI
Richmond, Oct. r. 1859 { oc I3-3w
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ST. Louis, Oct. s16.-The steamer Marenpo
sunk on Friday, 20 miles below here
The steamer Brunette was burnt at Bloody
Island, opposite this city, TO -Gay Loss a. ono
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The Star of the Wet.
Steamers nextroxe5

NEW YORK, Oct. i6.-The Star Of the Yves,
with Sl,soO,1o in gold, from California ha
arrived. Her dates are anticipated
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The Charleston Convention--Dedi cation

The Charleston Convention Dedic alton.
WASHINGTON. Oct. i6.-Latcst foreign ad
vices from distinguished source, added to the
feeling known TO exist in our government
streng then the belief that the San juan diff.
Guilty will be amicably adjusted.
The Democratic National Committee will be
called TO meet here on the 9TH of December, tc
FIX the time for holding the Charleston Con-
vention.
The new Roman Catholic Church of St
Aloysius was dedicated to-day. The crowd
present was one of the largest ever assembled
here on n similar occasiod, including the Pres.
ident, members of his Cabinet and many
foreign ministers. Archbishop Hughes, OF New
YORK. preached at mass.
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Failure at Cincinnati.

CIsciSNATI, Oct IA, ls5a-Henry Falls.
carpet dealer on Fourth street, failed yester
day His liabilities are between $4,000 and
$4,000.
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-sN-n> SPLENDID STOCk OF
ES5 PIANO FORTES.
iiRfI JAMES WOODHOUSE 4 co. respect
fully announce that they succeeded in saving, un-
harmed, from the FIRE which recently occurred in
the building occupied by them their
ENTIRE STOCK OF PIANO FORTES,
which are now ready for examination and sale.
They also saved a large POI ton of their
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
These together with newly purchased stock, will
be ABRAMS ed in their old stand within a week. In
the meantime, all orders addressed to rs as here
tofore, will be promptly and faithfully filled.
,1c 12-3tif
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OLE vALuA.

1 UNDERGRADUATES SALE OF NALUAs
- BILE PRIVATE DWELLING, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN MADI-
SON AND MONROE STREETS.-As Commits
s,oner appointed under decree of the Circuit
Court OF the city of Richmond rendered on the 18th
DAY OF May, 1859. in the suit of Starke and others
rs Starke. shall proceed, on THURSDAY, the
Zotn Gay OF October 1859. ut O. clock p. NJ. to sell
az public auction, on the premises, the HOUSE
ana LOT- situated on Clay street, tsouthern side }
three doors above Brooke Avenus, in the city OF
Richmond, now held by Bowling w. Starke. Trus-
tee, tor himself and others the heirs of Bowling
SlarEe, dec q; and ed to the said Rowling
W. Starke, Trustee. &C., by Zacharah w Per-
kins ana Wife, by deed bearing date on the 25th day
OF September. IN the year 1850. and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of the
city OF Richmond The title to said property is
believed to be per feet but selling as Commissioner
snail convey only with special warranty.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth of the purchase
money IN cash, and the balance on credit of 4
ana IL months, with interest from the day of sale
the purchaser To give negotiable notes with an
proved endorsers for the deferred payments with
interest added and the title to the said property to
pc retained until the whole purchase money shall
purchaser, JAMES PLEASANTS. Com'r.
o"pplN " APPERsoN Accts. oe l0-tds
+. S;-lmmediately after the foregons SALE will
pe sold a neat and comfortable BRICK TFNE-
NJ ENI, suitable for small family now occupied
by MI Collins at an annual rent Of 500, 1t fronts
on the eastern side Of Madison street, adjoining
Clay Street Chapel. Terms at sale.
oc II GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts,
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VACANT LOT ADJOINING SAME.-At
the same time and place, and bv virtue of q
deed of trust from Timofean B. Creushaw and
wife, to the undersigned same. and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court of the
CITY OF Richmond, and at the request of the bene-
hciary of sad deed, shall sell the beautiful VA
CANT LOT adjoining the above, fronting % feet
on % street and running back lbs feet to an aiisy
TERMs.-Cash for much as may be necessary
to defray the expenses of executing this trust and
to discharge the sum of sos; the balance upon
such tern the legal representative of tho said
Tiinolean b. Crenshaw: now dec'd may prescribe.
EDWARD n. nABNEY,t Tr,.,.
RICHARD CAUTHORN.{ irustees'
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NOTJCE.-By virture OF deed of trust exc
IN cuted to me, the LIST day of September, 1858,
by Reuben K. Hundley. which was duly REGARDED IN
the CLERKS Office Of the County OF Hanpysr.I
sha at the reauest ofthe beneficiary in said deed,
proceed 70 sell, II Hanover Court Houss, on FRI
DAY the aist day Of octoh9r. 1889. st IN o'cioek
the said n. =. Hnndlsy, in four tracts II LAND.
lying in said county. ~ described ID eaid decd
....c JAMES 7. SUTTON Jrs
oaH-dt31O Trustee.
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BY Richard Cnuthorn, Auct.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ROUSE AND LOT
Il IN RICHMOND.-By virtue of a deed of trust
and duly recorded the Clerks Office Of the Hus-
tlngs Court of the city of Richmond, and at the
request Of the beneficiary of said deed; We shall
GROUND named in said deed, lying between Jack
son and Duval streets. fronting on End street 81
improvements consist of u TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. 1.-THE front arranged for store ]
with KITCHEN and other necessary buildings, the
whole enclosed by substantial plank tence.
TkRMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds of the 81 lie.
except as to the sum Of so, upon which credit
will be given until TIN day of April, 1850; the pur
chaser executing negotiable note, with an APP
proved endorser, or giving a deed of trust ON the
property, to secure the same.
The sale will take place the premises, on
TUESDAY, 18th instant. at 4 o clock, p. M.
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MULES AND HORsESx

MULES AND HORSESA
INF0R sALE.-Hayng made sVsN
ZAZAchange IN our business. now VA
offer for sale. privately. our entire stock IM&-A
of MULES and HORSESHOE an excel
lent FARM HORSE, and another = fine lady g
NAG rides admirably and works well to any kind
OF harness, perfectly safe for a lady To ride and
drive one two-y ear old Kossuth STALLION, very
6ne and the MULES are well known to many of
the citizens of this place, and from the care taken
in breaking. working and selection, we can safely
recomme nd them rs very superior. We shall offer
them on exhibition at the Central Fair, and If not
sold privately will be sold at public auction on the
Fair Grounds on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock.
Will I've added to the above sale. 6 sets WAGON
HARNESS, IN good order, and lRON-AXLE
WAGON, for orc horses.
TERMs.-Four months, notes satisfactorily en-
dorsod, toc II-t28O* c.. B. TURNER Il BRO.
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--.a, PLANO STORE. No. 2ls BROAD ST.,
N9Ropposife Breeder + Fox's Dry Goods
ut II ISt0ys.-The subscriber would invite a call
from persons visiting the city in want of PIANOS,
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
constantly on hand iaree assortment of fine In
Having been many wears in the trade. and being
thoroughly conyersant with the mechanism IF the
piano. he possesses peculiar advantages, and never
selis an Instrument which he cannot recommend
and endorse. He is sole agent here for Stenwa,
Il Soma Of New York. whose Instruments well
known throug hnut the country, and also keeps an
assortment II the instruments made ~ VI. Knao .s
KNOWN manufacturers Those who wish to buy
will consult their Interests. By visiting the estab
iishment Of 4. MAYR, No 2iS Broad st..
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.
T,HIRTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN SID.
NEY. ON HARYIE AND MACEARI AM

NEsY. ON HARvIE AND MCFARLAND
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTICN.--WIli Be-
sold, on MONDAY, the l7th October 1859. on tho
teen BUILDING LOTS, located IS above, four of
which have a front OF the North side OF Haryse
20 feet wide; and nine Of them have front OF SO
feet on the West line OF Maciariand street. and
de pth Of l73 feet to the line Of Mr.. M. Lugnot--
These lots lie within the enclosure of. and adjoin
the residence of Mr.. William Jenkins, and near
that of Mr.. David w. Carter.
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and
II months, for negotahle notes. hearing interest,
&C., &c. GODDIN x APPERSoN. Aucts.
lIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold,
Ii on MONDAY, the 18th day of October, 1859, at
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the house lately occupied
by the late DIR. N. Mver, on Broad street. next
door to City Hall, ell the MEDICIN ES,
FURNITURE. &c. BY order of the Admnlstra
tor. TERMs.-Cash.
oc l4-tds F. BUTLER, H. C. C. X.
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Interesting from the Pixies Peak Gold Re-
giOn.

LgAyEswoRrH Oct. 1.-THE overland e1-
press brings Denver city dates OF the 9th in
slant.
An election had been held for q delegate to
Congress. and Il. ID. Williams is probably
chosen The vote was small
Snow had fallen to the depth OF foot at
Gregory diggings and other localities, causisg
Ii temporary suspension of mining operations,
but the succeeding mild wea her had enabled
the miners TO resume their work.
A large number were leaving for the States
to pass the winter.
The mines were producing well a nugget
worth $3.50 had been taken from Russelfs
Gulch, and several others OF less amount mad
been found
Two hundred men were still al work in the
Tarryali district. all making good wages The
Kansas lead had yielded S500 in two days to
three hands,
The miners remain vigorously at work at
all the diggings.
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~ =. Ia 60. AucesE..
+ ARGE sTOCK or
~ SPLENDID WATCHES, yEWELHY. ~.
AT AUCTION,

On TUESDAY next, 18th inst, Il 10 o'eloct, -
Vii commence selling, et the store Of 4essf6. y0a~
kie Wesdemeler, On Main. between 18th and 18th
yySSyeesHe: To- whole OF their stock Of valuable
- AfCH ES. JEWELRy. , c !, comprising, ii past,
I 2 epd SILVER Hunting and Open Face Watches;
CIsfEsleW, EAr.yiugs, Hfeastpins- some OF which
~ Dinmoqds, Emefads, Amethists. &c, beauti-
NY sey-iuu sets Of EARRINGS, DFaeefefa, and
cssSssf,as. Tor ladies, surcSbiy set ia DIAMONDS,
Isarl. TO-. some Of whicls are very vaI9Rlln
n e = IS MS5sgflment Of Diamond aud other IN
f;oiT ~ s9o ioy ladies and gentiensen; Coral and
NssrsS efS ter Children; Silver Kniyeg Goblete
css m nnsss 20; Gold, Silver and Steel Specta-
y n Ifnsfs asso.ta,ent Of PORTE MoNNAtEs ana
sanflx LS some Of which are solid silver. ee
~ AZ : = s Assortment Of SILVER PLATED
Rouis en- 9fseins full Tea Sets, Casters, Gotists,
AZ the same time. al the MArERIAIg-~h;ch
lated JcweIry ests hisshment-FiXTUREs. ~.
VIII e soid drrns ihs continuance Of he sale. Of
The public u respectfully reqnested to attend
best quality, the same having been pnrckass AZ "
suit the retail trade OF tHs city, and osss =, -
duceme nts rarely to be met With. -
MING until the whole stock is dispose of.
CRENSHAW 4 WEXFORD.
Sale conducted BY 4. B. Cook, Auct'r. ocs
M~ The above sale viii be continued THIS
tMONDAYl MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, and at I
O'Clock p. NJ. Toe H-ltJ Il. b. COOK, Auct.
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~ Just OPE NED, AT &. -
WHEILER & cos, 1873 Broad street, s1O
~ Formerly NJ. HAHRIs BRo.,l q large az
sorament Of Ladies' and Children's SHOES, made
by the best manufacturers, which we are seiing A.
In our line.
The attention Of country merchants and farm
BROGANS. is respectfully invited, as they will
hndt 10 their advantage 10 call on US before max
ing their purchases. u. HELLER Il CO.,
90 l2-ts lS3 Broad st., bet. 9Th and 9th.
EOR SALE AND HIRE.-I have sale negro
I WOMAN, d years old, accustomed to house
sold for 40 fault. To person living ia or near the
city. great bargain can be had
have also for hire negro GIRL, accustomed to
house work. For terms. &c., apply to
RIO. B. LYME. General Agent,
Office in Basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
DC ls-At
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

RICHMOND (VIRGlNEA)
kfSh EkSEzfHl7fid CENTRAL AND PETERS s.
81 STATE AND UNION
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.-Members of the Ag
rcultural Societies visiting the above Fairs will be
furnished by the agent at the station lat the time
of purchasing their tickets) on presentation of
their certificate of membership, with FREE RE-
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either of the above Fairs, will be charged full fare
down, but will be returned free of charge, if re-
mainins in possession of same owners.
Persons having stock to send to the Fairs, will
please notify the agents at the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE, SO as proper arrangements car
be made for their transportation.
e. CAMPBELL, Supt.
Supt's Office. r. < d. r R.,t
Richmond, Oct. 49, 1859. oc BIN