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~ BEAUT.F.L FARM NEAR RICH

49, Beautiful FARM NEAR RICH
ssek MOND FOR SALE.-The undersigned. find
the city, Oilers 's pras ass ms the
country place at which he. now resides, called
~ Oceaneechy,n on the Westham AND Grove Street
tains about SEVENTY- FIVE ACRES. ali in fine
condition. The HOUSE is built of brick, and con-
tains ei4ht rooms. exclusive of store room. tea
room. &C., The DAIRY. SMOKE HOUSE, and
SERVANTS APARTMENTS, are auple. and in
good repair. The STABLE, CARRIAG f.
HOUSE. and COW HOUSES. are laree and in
good order. The GARDEN and ORCHARD are
well stocked with Young and choice fruit trees
The YARD is prettiy laid off, and supplied with
many beautiful flowers, evergreens and shade
trees. II is rarely that desirable place is offer
ed for sae and he invites the attention of those in
want OF a really beautiful retreat near the city,
70 call and examine 1t. he can be found at
pleasure in showing II to any wishns to pur-
chase. IL not disposed of privately, it will be offer
tober next. For terms, &c, apply to
au 26-dly&wts John F. WREN
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lSOS rIiE III L IN A M lSs1H

GEORGE STARRETT (Belvin's Row, Cover
nor stl offers to 9s customers an assortment IN
ties Tor doing work III and upon Dwellings, Stores,
Factories, Churches, &C., cannot be excelled. Re
sale. Barsiow's Spiral Furnace, for brick, sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace, sizes; Hedenburg's
Heater oSmery Known as la Trobe e IBB riIlisst
Gas Burner, "a fuel saver,} sizes; Factory Coal
can COOKING Range, for brick. 3sizes; American
Cooking Ranse, rotary top, sizes; Bay, State
COOKING stoTes new article made for y oSn
trade, With Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster en-
COMPLETE In addition to the above some fit.
varieties and sizes. suited to the varied wants Of
tie peyeps Country dealers buying here Stoves
save freisht;, Early orders will receive Immediate
attention. Those coming later will be promptly
well done.
u saoFELs ToNSs and Po tf h have G for
ss9 sss1s q M fEfs s haE
PPfENk s a hapdf9ms aRa PLAN sets Of sHoyEL
eel SStffLE Sss o 9S5s Fire s,f SIC 8
BeMs saaSf To s sga RPeses
BRICK; lire SLABS and JAMS; sets Of Of SOAP Il,
BBTYfE of sessns up crates Tavern and Church
and others in want Of any Of the above articles,
can be supplied At he lowest Nertbern prices:
S M4sk q f Gys GRar E my g fiD fns
MAN UEACIORI, No. rs Main street, between
9Th and 9Th streets, west side, Richmond, Va
aa I7-3m s. D. DENOON.
DATENT MICA Ard
L FIBR0US CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong gutinous sub
stances, impre gnated with ibrous matter. and
cred with Mica, whieh make it FIRE PROOF and
perfect resistance Of the atmosphere in every CHI
mate, and We will warrant it
WATER PROOF.
1t also reflects the rays of the sun, making the
building much coo4r In summer than tin slate,
and will neither crack nor rot. 1t is practically I'M
PERISHABI.E, and having been thoroughly tired
for years in New YoFk city and various partso tpe
United States it is the chsapest and best roofn sin
use. JOSEPH DITTO i CO..
General 0fhe, s7S Broadway, New York.
n. B;-Censnt foi sale oy the barrel. with full
for sale Territorial Rights for a portion Of the
United States. De l3-smifI J. D. & CO.
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X. MILTON CARY,
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SoS, Aucts. aul9


VALUABLE TRACT OF AS ACRES OF
LAND, IN THE LOWER END OF HANG
P Pa 4 f RIVER FOR SALE At
On TUESDAY, the 18th September, 1888, Nt fair;
if not, the next fair day. at II O'Clock NJ shall
sell at public auction, the premises, withoat
limit or reserve. my Farm known as Ninety Six,
living in the county OF Hanover, Is miles from
Richmond, ga miles from New Castle shipping
point on pa.nunhey RIVER land adjoining the farms
of judge ]. A. Meredith, Or. VIM. Brockenbrough,
DR.. Z. S. TalIey, and others.
The tract contains 478 acres, (by old survey 800
of which are cleared, and we'll adapted 10 all the
cereal productions of tidewater Firslaa, the rest
consists Of we'll tlmberea forest and anTeclaTfRed
creek land. the alter a deep aud rich alluyion-
The soil generally is kind and susee pt,ble OF the
his hest Improvement. which may be made with but
little cost, as mari is convenient and lime de-
livered at New Castle at the lowest rates. II de-
sired, the tract will be divided into two parcels
! deem any further description unnecessary, as
all who desire to purchase will doubtless wish to
view the premises before doips 50. For further
particulars, appl, to Messrs. GonpIs & APPEasoS,
by whom the sale viii be conducted.
TERMS LIBERAL and maae knoTn Ct ths time OF
Hanover co., Aug. 18th. ISL. au is-2tawtds
IN cHEsTERF IEI4D COUNTY, he under
signed trustee, appointed BY q deed OF trust duly
re y hs csrss oss 81 the Gsaasy caas
viii proceed to sell. al public auction, on THURS
DAY, The 18th Of September next, BEGINNING :, e
known as Garter Moody 5. situated on the north
side of Manchester and FalIing Greek Turnpike;
sboa s miles Ac G ad e sas
chastain Cooke. Mrs. r. Horner. and others. Mf;
Martin. who resides At present upon The place WI
oes q Balo aaa'f Friend Il
ea pssasse siis as.1Fsfs E Is H. r ne ssl
N. bat the request of ]; II. Mooas; vii be Of
fsrsd tract q wood ana Timasrsd LA "a con,
the sis.i Above sale. Known = Lan1iords.
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~. TAND EOR NAIF-I oiIer fo- colo :,

ssass LAND FOR SALE oher for sale, pri-
xXR vateiy, TRACT OF LAND, situated on the
-AA Deep Ran Turnpike, two miles from the city
of Richmond, containing THIRTY ACRES This
land lies we'll, and, though neglected for several
years, susceptible of the hi hest ofimprove
ment; and account of its proximity to the city,
renders it very desirable either as country resi-
dences or amarket garden. 1t will be sold as
whole, or will be dlyi9ed to SUIT purchasers also
from the city of Richmond. lying on the same road
containing l54s ACRES. This land also lies we'll
and is heavily tiubered. The above tracts of land
are offered for sale privately until the sd Sep
tenber; if not sold previously they will he offered
at public auction. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited TO call on me and examine the land
Terms liberal.
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CARpETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, r.. &C.

We respectfully invite residents Of and visitors to,
c cta
we think more extensive aud varied in assortment
than any we have before offered, and which No
now haye ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
Giving our individual attention TO this business,
and and importing larse portion of our stock direct
all times TO supply housekeepers, at pfftss iorsr
shan enn efherWise ordinarily be afforded, in the
c&RFET ffsSiSs'1'''' Of goods Wa
DAoi TahP'EssTRy.
''''A'S' '2sa|s ssFss,.
TAbf d croPas Of p huNeS pS6H
GoH Es. s sens s Rons BOOKING cRuMB
CURTAIN GOODS. tour stock and assos.msnt of
gghieh = nnsarpasasd in any house in virEinisD
DAMAsK,.
pkLAisfhushg Ey RED, &c..
With TRIMMINGS of every description and aasi.
fFiLooR OIL. CLOTHS, Of varou. qualities sad
patterns, from 6 to q feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, Of every style and grade,
FL u suT s9d
ass,5sd e make ,ss gD Curtain. n ts s,s',
RICHARDSON Il CO.. "
au 2-d2mw5tN % Main street.
STOCKHOLDERS M z TING. - The
- Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Stock holders in
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compsny,
a sss 6 .ss On xvi s s 6S2Yeasn'
" September next.
BY order of the President.
VIM. H. HUGHES, sss'y.
FORM or APPOINTMENT OF p4exr.
KnOtp all Men by these Presents That We. tho
subscribers. being Stockholders 10 the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad Company, do hereby eonsti-
t "a. aha aproin4s $3.50 - our Mns anu ~
in all general meetings Of the Stockholders Of said
Company, when we are not personally present.
with fall power and authority, at such general
meetings, TO give such vote or votes, and 10 do
such other act acts, each OF ~ could give Or
do. II we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day u
WITNESS: Iss.Ll
tsKAL.l
(sxAL.1
EA 18th Bylaw" Proxies to re- present stock
in their general meetings, shail only be valid Ter
the space OF two years from the dsts thsyenf. ffs
IA Papers advertising s-~-- Am ~ yn-rtitS
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CONN EKCIAI.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2o.-Cotton-gales for the week
OF "a 900 bales spectators takns $40 and export
ers ooo; Far and Mlddlins declined "a; Inferior
and sandy, still more. Orleans Fair, sd !; Middns
3D. uplands Fair, ed; MIddlinE, 8 Is 10. Stock
IN port, 63 900 bales, including 5SS 600 American.
ihSERPooL, SATURDAY.. -Cotton-hiarket closed
dull. Eitimeted sales OF 4 600 bales.
isreddsintS.,Ihe harvest prospect is favorable
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wnea, firm French
slightly higher. Corn has downward tendency
Holders offer freely, but do not press sales
PTortJtonS-Beef heavy-lower grades slightly
lower; holders pressing sales. Pork heavy hold-
ers pressing sales. Bacon dull, and declined Is2s
i.ard qniet Coffee, Sugar and Rleeiduil. Turpen-
tine UNCHANGED.
LoNpoN Sugar declined cd. American secu-
rites unchanged. Consols 954s
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| - - sySzee - - ~
iSg1qss 81. n .. *ass 81 ~
boloa "a e IA. y:ii i.vasfssss, M a co.
Y sr ssss GU. u pl.ss IA ;;.
- pair Cashmere Pants: Silk. Satin and Nsrssji'
saM ALEX. MOTT. 49,.
NIGHT 10 q No, Day ooQu0.
~; 4 Y, J.EWELKy &rs--WilI, - sod s nqcSIcs,
i.I.s ia y Rs.S, s sas csss...
.a IL -n'' A'.'e's'' "a xLHx. Norr. -. 81
~ las. N. Tayisr : 1sn, A1erSs
V4shfHRfhF E4f a HETSAK AMI. LOT On Aa1A
sgsn tie s1s'.s.en f fuEEbtoH AZ ~ y, ~ Y
Irisk sc cd9mmsncng r. IS eclock p NJ, tAs Sss5
0i%ns' aa.ssd K. = seovs -
for dusli,sa mas sEht rsoIns and q s,tkor
ss fsssf 1, Ts ss. = e
without ressrs and runs back the usual dsSsS. -
man,ss 1, third ea.h III. b..... !. - !.
and scared s. slass nesss With interest," s
~ Y JAS NJ NJ FAY fS9;IoR ! SOW ~.
posiponsd Il, ahevf sSs ,ss s i
ss s " 'iss. EaF3sSs SON = :. ~
VAs5 5'|AHa sIny ydAsSzAynyLor on rmx
avn AND sis SIS sTRE TEhTasS AZ EIETcwsEf
request Of the owner, who resides ID Mar, s.ra =
T sss = h Da as T.. sale upon ne %
lot the south sde Franklin bsswssa xsss At
and runs back the usual depth. 'sss,
Inis property is particularly adapted for tohss
er,, would DO we'll to attend this sale. 's0h pfop-
IEEMs-one- fourth cash balance at {, Il and II
.ecnres no ,"r 1esousnis notes. interest addsd, and
aus JAS. N. TAYLOR SON. Aoe.,
aSSss Isl ~ ST., e
suss, q Ia e'ciock n the afternoon. >@-
BY Geddin & Apperson, Aacis.
FIoTrSSE AND LOT ONyENAHLH
FOR tshaEEEEr Al FE 1tcT To MosBY sfkEkf.
ss, Ion on the premises. on WEDNESDAY. ths
Ma gay .S Ss AAaodup sk ,sa g
adolnipS Or near to, the Grocery store q s asa
TgRN.-one- third cash |; balance At ! and
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added. anS
aus ao 1sfi aS'' e xsr rie Aas,.
NEAT COTTAGE r ESIDENCE on Tur
or f MEsT t ISb Of NINTH STREET. NoRTH
"a. 01 Of AZ SasDa.s 49,
FRIENDSHIPS EspIp r II HNSioss Nj
the occupancy of Mr. j. B. bigger. A. sr s now
rent Of e. Sase The lot fronts about Il feet, runs
ton Of small family The neis u amons
TEENS One fourth cash; balance at 1, 8 and /,
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. ~.
aaA Gopbih ', { A lsiiRss; Auo,,.
BY Dunlop, Moncure Co., Auct's.
atcfioNon wEb bSR Dmn0yLA As sI:s mt At
A. L O'Clock, At our wharf and warehouse st
6 Soesots: we viii sell the cargo Of the Indian
24o hhds.} Porto Rico SUGAR. good to
l54 hhds Muscovado MOLASSES
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CATENT MICA AID

VIRdIsIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp,}
Genl Sup'ts 0iiics, Richmond, Aug. Is, 49, (
Tn tONSEQI ENCE OF THE l. A II G L
L amount OF Wheel and other produce arriving,
and the Depot being so completely full, it has be-
come necessary, asid this IS to give notice To whom
it may concern, that all produce. after being IN
loaded from the ears, is at the risk of the owner
consisnee; and i not removed from the Depot
within IS hours after being unioaded, will be stored
at their expense.
au Is-ImffI THos. DoDAMEAD. lien. sup't.
ANUF A CI X ID TOBAI c y ;.
1900 boxes celebrated brands I,YNCHBURG and
COUNTRY ltANUFACTtDT QBACC0S.
400 boxes RICHMOND CITY do. in 6ve's, ten 8
and BRIGHT LIGHT Pressed Pounds.
1000 bales Moore "KILLICINIcKn SMOKING
TOBACC0l
For sale by MITCHELL & FERGUSON,
an 4-2m Tobacco Factors. 10 Pearl street.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

EUCLHIES LTT4IVKS, fuKNIIUKE,
MORNING the 3lst inst. coinmencin at iiuicik,
will sell at ms store. a lot of GROCERIES, con-
sIstins IN part Of hhds Bacon Shoulders; & hhds
Hams; hhds. Sides; 5 bb's. Sugsr; s ba = Coffee:
10 bbls. Herrings cases Clsret Wine; 10 bbls. Mo-
lasses 8 hbis Brandy. &c., no. Also, cooking
X. CAUTHORN.
au 80 Auct
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Later from Europe-arrixaI of the Iason

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Aug. 30.-The steamer ia
son, from Galway on the 2Oth, has arrived
Her news is unimportant.
Nothing IS yet known of the result of the
Zurich Conference
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL Aug. 20.-Cotton considerably
declined. Consols a5sa95a,.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Empress Eugene is eneiente
The National Assembly ofTuscany declares
that the Dynasty must not be re called
The Modena National Assembly is taking
strong ground for national liberty
nj. Fould has accepted the dictatorship of
Parma.
The work on the Notifications at Oonigs-
burg, which was suspended on the announce
ment OF peace, has since been resumed
Cardinal Antonelli had resigned the Presi-
dency OF the Council of Rome
The King OF Dude had been released
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NOTICE.-Per3ns having NEGROES to sell in
IN the country. ofwho wish 10 sell them private
". will find readybaIe for them By calling on u.s.
next door 10 Pnlliah K Belts, on FYanklin street,
at the hi hest mAtket price. We will 50 10 the
country and buy, iHpersops wishing to sell desire
it. All conlanuaied ions addreased to us will be
promptly attended 4. -
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DDIrloNAL BY THB STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
Interesting Eoresxm Details.
HARrEsT-WHEAT DECLINED


The Red Republican Movement.
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EIKNLTURE, &C.. AT AUCTION.-On
/, vel sell Ct my store, lot of genteel Househntd
fukNIIURE. consisting of Sofas, Sideboards,
marbls-Tnp Tables. Dining Tables, Hat Rack,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, w ashstands ,Bureaux,
btedstssds. Hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather
beds, Crockery. Glassware, Cookny Stoves. BE-,
&c., DC. Eau sol Il. b. COOK, Apct.
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4sa+ FOR SA "A small TRACT OF LAND.
iss on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Of
~s-~ the City of Richmond, known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Dr. Christian, DR..
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains l25
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neishboxbood. 1t has upon it = very good Dwell
IlNG-HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with
suthciency OF wood and water. The soil is preduc-
tive, aud is we'll adapted to the growth of all kinds
rabie vegetable garden. 1t is highly susceptible of
improvements, and by the iudicious use of lime
and gnano, can be made desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the of these mannres
other lands in the ghborhood will attest The
above property is offered for sale privately, ON lib
eral and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
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TRusTEE,ssALE oFvALuARLE LOTS

4 ON CANDLES HILL. At THE CORNER
OF 3D AND ARCH STREETS.-As Trustee in q
certain deed of trust from Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Pres
i1ond Hastings Court, shall. in execution thereof,
proceed to sell. at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
premises on MONDAY, the 5th day of September
1859 commencing at "A o'clock =. NJ, the vaiua-
oe RIAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed !.
3D. street, running back 120 feet to an alley 60 feel
wide, bounded on the south by Arch street. The
SAD land Will be divided into lots fronting either
tne hour OF sale. The title is believed to be per-
lect. The deed requires a cash sale, but, by con
sent OF the creditors, the terms will be One-fourth
eash; balance at ;. s, and months, for negotiable
the notes paid.
VIM. r. WATSON, Trustee.
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ssss ..llCN ! I.ANIiNY rARsI,IN LANES

~ CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE.-I offer for
-.4-' sale thnt valuable FARM, known as the
Yarmouth Estate, situated within four miles Of
the mouth Of the Chickahominy river, and nine
miles from Will arnsburg. conta ming upwards OF
LOCO acres the larger portion of which is cleared
and IN good heart, producing well OF the usual
crops made IN that section, and especially adapted
10 raising OF vegetables. The products OF the
Farm can be sent to any market by the steamboats,
or sail vessels which ply the river. 1t is con-
sidered one OF the best Stock Farms in the coun-
ty, requiring but a very small expense to raise
any quautity of cattle, sheep and hogs, and at all
seasons OF the year the best fish and oysters can
he had; also an abundance of wild fowl 1t is well
watered. and mari IN abundance, which acts well
on the soil as an improver The improvements
consist of two-story Brick House. containing six
rooms. with ali the usual out buildinss-alin good
repair. The location is healthy and society excel
lent. The owner Of the Farm, desiring to Locate
In RICHMOND, viii sell great bargain in the Farm
1t Will be shown to any person wishing to purchase
by Col. Geo. Rcherson. of Williamsburg and for
further information, apply to
RO, b. LYME, Land Agent, &C.,
Office in Basement MetrnnnIitnn Hall
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18th street, between Main and Franklin,
ots Richmond Va

s~~ .CHISWICK', FOR SALE.-The sub
R$k scriber offers for sale, privately, his FARM,
Ar called +" Ghiswiek," situated ~ miles west OF
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road, There
lent meadow One-third is under cultivation and
in good heart The whole is Enclosed and divided
into fields.
The i'm provements con sist of an excellent one and
half story framed House. with brick basement,
ice house, Gc., &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health Of the place is pro-
verbally good
Persons Interested are invited to call and exam
inc the premises for themselves.
Also, two good COWS for sac:
iy Sim SEQ. u. EXALL.
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5sysE 4 NNAiL AZ "a, SE.FEN MILES
ATTN BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE-I offer
--.-s for sale small FARM, seven miles below
Richmond, on the middle road, containing one
hundred and fifty acres, about forty cleared,
the balance in woods. The cleared land is mostly
leyel, and with little assistance will produce well
of the usual crops. portion OF the land is we'll
prorements suitable for the accommodation of
a moderate-slze family. will sell great bargain
in the Farm and will take in exchan ge city prop
erty. For terms, &c, apply to
Ro- B. LYME, Land AGENT.
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,T'RusTEEs, SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

FLEMING GRIFFIN, Trustees.
FRANCIS I. IsBELL,i
Sale conducted by JAS. M. TAYLOR Il Sow. Auc-
tioneers. auu
70 The above sale is postponed till FRIDAY,
the q DAY of Sept. at "A O'Clock in the altaanoon.
aux TRUSTEES
A ssd AaEA rKfdJrERr1 II Tnk Y couNFY
OF KING WILLIAM. FOR SALE AT AUG
FION.-As Executor OF Ottoman Slaugh ter, deed,
j shall. on THU RsDA the LIST day of September,
1859, at IL O'Clock NJ ff fair; if not the next fair
that valuable FARM known as SPRINGFIELD,
In the county OF King William, containing si3
ACRES. more or less, lying within half mile OF
the Court House, and adjoining the lands of Mr..
Ambrose w hite, Col. Harden, Littepase. and 9th
ers. The farm abounds with mari, aud is well wa
and rs considered one anong the best hlg landed
estates and neighboro9ds IN that part Of the cnui-
try. II rs deemed unnecessary To give further
description of the land, improvements aud advan,
tages, presenting those WISHING TO purchase VIII
examine for themselves. Possession given To seeo
next. After the sale Of the farm viii be sod tao
STOCK. consisting of Horses. Mules, Cows Shetp,
HOGS, Farming Implements Household ano httch-
on Furniture. &c.
TERMS OF sale for the farm: one-sxth cash; the
balance in four equal sasfalmeHis al !, = and
wears from the day Of ssie. With INTEREST upon the
deferred payments, payable annualy. the parcha,
Sc executing bonds witt satisfactory security, and
deed of trust upon tho property to secure the pay
nent. For the personal property all sums under
with approved security, bearing interest from day
Mr. Reuben r. Jordan. the manager, viii show
the farm 10 those wishing to purchase $50
Executor OF Ottemaa Slaughter
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m QUO Days RIO CUFFEE, direct Importation,
lERMs-Under y 100, cash; over $I00 month";
credit, for approved paper.
% DUNLOP, MoNcURE L CO., Aucs's.
by Edmond, Davenport l. Co., Auct,rs.
CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION.
~ On WEDNESDAY. 3lst AUGUST at II O'Clock.
or alter the Sus and Coffee sale of AIessrs D,1n
lop. Moncure Co., we will sell at Auction ii our
once on head OF the Dock, 1901 bags prime RIO
Ss sf BIZ; IN double bags, direct nportaton, per
an Is Edmond. DAVENPORT : RI
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.sx FOR SALEs-A small FARM fone hundred
H Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
.l~ Mechaniesviiie Turnpike, about six and q hall
miles from Richmond. ~ an excellent neighbor-
hood and ia the immediate vicinity Of one or more
ahnrehes The improvements consist of DWELL
inr with four rooms, and all necessary out build
tngs all or which are new. Also, an orchard OF
Il viii 6e sold Tor one fonrth cash; the balance
ON credit Of one, two and three year, with inter-
s.' Z. B. THOMAS,
jyS-u ~ Broad street, Rlch,aend.
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FOR Sal. Is At ATCTI0N.-Wili be sold Al aac. ne.
non. on the premises, on FRIDAY. the 2d day Of
sept moer. att o'clock. p NJ. the Gus and f.OT
Wafd turner, and sdyosnu- the residence Of Col
y after u. bia!r; The lot has a front ofss~ feet
stout 10 feet on. ne wsst side 7th ss,xx,. co n
wa ~ ys as IIIId,a.s, are indifferent eonss.
lent brick KITCHEN. The location Of the nron.
erfy q among the best in this city.
IEkNs;.one fourth cash; balance at 4. s and II
months, tor negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till last note I've paid. aAN
auU GODDIN K APPERSON Aucts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-24
Later from California.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-The overland mail
with California dates of the Both ult has ar
rived here. NJ. Crane, delegate elect from the
proposed Nevada Territory, died at Bold Hill,
Carson Valley, the 18th ult.
new silver mine has been discovered at
the head of Washol Lake. Five teams loaded
with ore were en- route for San Francisco for
shipment to England.
The Sacramento correspondence of the San
Francisco Bulletin says that an active canvas
has commenced for the vacant seat in the U.
S. Senate. 1t is thought that the Governor
will make no appointment, leaving the Legis
lature under special obligations to eject one as
soon as possible after their meeting in Janua-
ry 1t is supposed that the new Governor IA
vors the election of G. w. Juge, formerly of
Alabama, so as to leave better chance for
northern man (hmselfperhaps) for asuccessor
of Senator Gwin, who must be elected in the
winter of 1861
Governor Weller will go in favor of this
place, in the event of his strength not being
sufficient to secure his own election this win
ter.
Liberal subscriptions toward the proposed
monument of the late Senator Broderick are
coming from all parts of the State.
Dates from British Columbia of the Oath
ult., state that the American clipper Northern
Eagle was burnt at Esqumalt harbor on the
I'D. The vessel was valued at 1000