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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE DwEI

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell
nth STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ the request of Mr. f T. Winston, twho has de
for sale at "a sueton on FRIDAY the 18th Deem a
Der, 1859 on the premises, at O'Clock, his new and
has front of % feet, and depth of $50 feet to
wide alley. The buildings on IT have been erected
within the last three years Besides the dwelling,
ries high, containing eight rooms; oke-house.
and q large brick cow and wood house. The
dwelling Is Is by AZ feet, three stories above base
ment, and cont Tins II rooms. From the basame mt
to the fourth story, the honse is supplied with gas
provement s With Excellent euyert to Drain the
premises. The dwelling is faced on two sides with
the best baltimore stock brick. anu the entire
order, and the ials selected with the greatest
care. 1t is believed that there are few if any, bet
Persons disposed to View the premises, are re-
qnested to call on Mr. Winston. at the store Of
Fisher & Winston, Possession given during the
TERMs-one fifth cash; balance at g. II. Is and
"A months, for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
ou''' y " Goblin Il APPERsoN. Aucts.
PsThe paErehEasesF Hf ths property can pur
new and in excellent order,) at valuation.
no30 u & A., Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
~ =, BE ID FARM ARM OF 5so AGRs Eo ON The
B BadeG asaass q hs 6a ca
County, Oi I1oHTfCOs pTOHOuHccu Oh Lie OIL lNo'O"
Der. 1882 in the case of Beal and others, AGAINST
Farrar's administrators, &C., we shall proceed to
sell. at public auction, on the premises. on FIJI
DAY. the 10th Decent err, 1859: at II o'clock, NJ.
IF fair; If not, the next fair day. that valuable
seized, containing 1903 acres 1t will be subdi-
ylded. according to plat and survey to be exhlb,
tied at the hour OF sale The mansiQn house and
s. acres have been assigned to Mrs. s. M. Farrar.
her dover to be held by her during her life; and
the other ll4f acres viii be divided into two or
more parcels. as may be deemed most iudiclous.-
The part allotted dover will be sold, subject to
the life tsnantcy of the widow, and the residue will
sion.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at l and wears
for negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tanned till all the purchase money is paid, and q
conveyance ordered by the Court.
l.. r. SPIIMAN,
JOHN T. CfiILDREY,S Comm re-.
A. H. SANDS.
Sale conducted by GoDDlN & APPERsoN, Auc'ts
2urG
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SALE OF PAINTiNGs.-The Solder gallery of
paintings was sold lately at auction. 1t was
accumulated by Count Brabeck at a cost of
$350,OoO, but the pictures brought less than
fifth of that sum. A small Raphael, *
inches long, brought $1,000, and Correggio
$35tD
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THE HALL OF THE DoGEs.--A Venice let
ter announces Il fact which all lovers of art
will hear with regret. The Hall of the Doges
threatens TO fall the fresco on the ceiling is
cracked across, and portion of it has fallen.
This hall is the largest in any European
palace
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TIRE INSURANCE.

+ MARINE INSURANCE,
incorporated 1872
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IESUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
n Ofhoe No. Isl Main Street, Richmond N
Capital and Surplus, S230,OO0!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage Of tlcsnty- secen
years experience in the Insurance business, and
OF that period needs ne special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
Il ELECTS Ere Insurance IN city and country, and
Its cash capital and surplus are as above and it's
affairs are managed prudenty but literally, and its
rates as low those of any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
": L; ccHariin, !. E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Horace L. KenA. Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno. N. Gordon,
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary. in person or
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je9-a
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sympathy for John Brown.

BosToN, Nov. 30--Meetings of sympathy
for John Brown are 10 be held on the day OF
his execution at fremont Temple, Bost and
also al Haverhill, Natick and probably other
towns III the State.
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Murder Tria, i'm Georpta xc

MILLEpeEvILLE, GA, Dec. i.-The trial OF
Jas Hood, engineer Of the steamer Nashville,
for murder on the high seas, has comme1Red
here.
Choice, the murderer of Webb, has been par
doned by the Legislature of this State but
the Governor vetoed the bill.
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Extensive Counterfeitins Plot.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The papers of a coun.
terfeiter. under arrest, show that eleven men
recently left Cairo, Ill, with Si75,0o0 in coun-
1erfeit notes, on the Canal Bank of New Or
leans, for circulation in the South.
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BYE. b. Cook, Auct.

HORSES. MULES, CARRIAGE. BUG.
II GY AND HARNESS, &C.. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. Sd INST, at 10 o'clock, will sell
at the horse mart, on Council Chamber Hill in
rear of Sutherland's stables several Harness and
Saddle HORSES; amone st which is q very large
bay, years old. perfectly sound and reliable 4
large. Young. well. broke LIES sold for no fault,
ALSO
second hand CARR fAGE and HARM ESS.
second hand No. TOP BUGGY and HARNESS,
in good order.
After which, several very fine Mich COWS.
de 2 f. B. COOK Aurt
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SEyEN BILLING LUIN SITUATED
- ON AND NEAR BROAD STREET, OPPU-
SITE THE RICHMOND COLLEGE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON TIL RS DAY, the
18th of December, 1859, upon the premises, com
mencing at 81 o'clock. P. M, seven handsome
county, four o. them fronting each 50 feet on
Broad street, by $50 feet to alley 20eet wide, and
the other three fronting together l63 Gil feet on
street parallel with the railroad, running back 2o5
feet to an alley % feet wide
TRANS ne-quarter cash balance at 4, and
IL months for ne sotiabIe notes interest added and
title retained. GODDIN < APPERSON.
de AuctS,
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DEATH CAUSED BY MANIA-A-PoTU.-Ear
on Monday morning Mr.. John a Roekafel-
low, while laboring under the effects of naania-
a-po.u, jumped from the window of his bed
room, in the third story of the State Capital
Hotel, al Harrisburg Pa, and was instantly
killed
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AMERICAN INVENTIONS The Paris CORES
pendent of the L'Independamee Beige, gives an
account of an American reaper lately sent to
kazau, on the banks of the Volga. Ii was
purchased by several subscribers, at $50 Il
piece. They decide by lot which shall have
the first use of IT
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BY Th0s. w. keesre Auct.,
(Ofhce corner 18th and Cary streets.)

HORSES, MULES, WAGON AND
wSow rs so To a. IA sa bar. At AnS
lot. on Council Chamber Hill, on SATURDAY
MORNING. December Sd. commencing at 10 o'clk
several Saddle and Harness HORSES; three or
four MULES; one very superior farm WAGON,
made at the Penitentiary, in complete order, hav-
ing been but little used.
ALSO-2 very fine MILCH COWS. with young
calves. THOS. w. KEESEE,
do Auot;cno.r
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SERVED THRM RfGHT.-The valet Of Hon.
Grantley Berkeley, the modern mighty hunter,
passed through Pittsburgh, Penn, last week,
and gave himself out for his master. Several
Pitssbnrghers politely called upon him and
paid profound Difference TO his remarks.
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BY Geddin 4 Apperson, Aucrs.
TRGsTEEs' sAhEOF HOUSE ANDLo

TRISTEES' SALEOF HOUSE AND LOT
L OF Az ACRES. IN THE PLAN OF MARION
HILL, ADJOINING TREE HTLL-As trustees
of the Mechanics Building Fund Association OF
the city of Richmond. and by virtue OF deed of
trust from Mr.. Samuel Ball dated 10th July, 1866,
duly recorded in henr,eo County Court we shall
ON FRIDAY. the 18th Dec 1889 at o clock P M,
if fair if not, the next fair day. the real estate
conveyed by said deed consisting of Brick Tsne-
ment and Al acres of Land now in the occupancy
of said Ball, and adjoinin. the Tree Hill estate.
The TER S. which will be reasonable, will be
made known at the hour of sale
CHARLES c. ELLETT.
40. G GEn q Td + AAN sGIS Trustees
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Sailing of the Canada

BosToS, Nov. 3oy-The r. M. steamship
Canada sailed at noon, with forty six passen j.
gers for Liverpool, and six for Halifax, but
without specie.
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TURNING IEDrAN.-AIbert Pike-the poet,
lawyer, soldier and orator-has applied to the
Choctaw nation, it is stated, to be natural
lied. Does the poet dream of an Arcadian
era yet TO be known among the North Ameri-
can Indians
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SALE or 4 FEKRY.-Wiiscn's Ferry, about
half mile from DanyilIe, Va, known as the
Lower Ferry has been purchased by L. NJ.
Shunakcr, Of that place, ct $500.
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A DRUNKEN BORA boy only fifteen years
old was sentenced to twenty-three days on the
chain gang. in Memphis, on Thursday, for get
ing drunk. He had but recently served .
Term for q similar offence
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CARPET FACTORY BURsT.---Messrs. Hig-
gins * Co.'S carpet factory on -Forty-third
street, in New York, was burnt Wednesday,
Loss 100000. Some twelve hundred hands
are thrown out Of employment by this disas-
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Export. OF Cotton-Th, Crop.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-The exports of
cotton from this port for Liverpool during the
w.ek were 5000 bales. and to Havre 6,D00.-
From Mobile the exports 10 Great Britain du-
ring the same period, 10000 bales.
The present crop OF cotton is turning out
famously, and ii is the very general belief that
the yield will run well up to four and a quar-
ter millions of bales.
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From Rernluda

NORFOLK, Dec. Arrived, British brig
Hope. Il days from ST. Vincent The markets
there were well supplied with American pro-
duce and duh.
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Va Y, tsfF'' nAVIn 4 WM. CURRIE.
Es-sla.3csTARTING To PORTSMOUTH,
MILLINERY.


N FRENCH MILLIN cry, IN.
fEaV AT MADAME SONS. AS$G
My stock of MILLINERY is now 1lkX9
complete. ami receiving constant supplies OF the
latest fashions from the North. am always pro-
vided with select assortment, ana am enabled to
sell at very liberal prices.
The best assortment 81 HEA d. DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, to be found in the city.
Madame SON, No. IS main street.
Country merchants are supplied at New York
whole ale prices. nO22-d1mH
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BOARDING.
-Nl>~~~S~N~~-N-N~-SNN~-
BOARDING

D Mrs. W. o. YEATMAN having
taken large and c0mmodious house on Fran kun
street, between 9Th and 9th streets. can accommo-
date three FAMILIES with LA RGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2I-lms
BOARD. On the corner of Broad and 18th sts.
ID opposite the Powhatan House, three agreea-
children. or ty single gentlemen. Also few
young gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD. ol9-lm
BOARDING. Several desirable ROOMS va
ID cant at the EDGEM0NT HOUSE, Main st.,
between 9th and 7th.
n-fs q NJ.
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se-.<>ts- s.
sfE n * csSsvsss 41!1 fsss 1
s ssh, Ssss ss e s..! Is.s
sairsd % % DO Is MARI r. chs1tefean th9S 11sr-
s. 4. r. s s:.: s II.
Joha 8. Chesternan. at Mschasicsvilis. Is ths
e H ;s S TSissp z
81 TIE property in the said dsed nasutianed. con-
ist A tract Of Land ia the county Of Haaevsr,
Eiss epeqtsinipF about 80 Sores and known a.
ID. A sm ii tract Of Land lying ON tbs MssLsn-
,csvils Turnpike. near iss herd, and opposite tls
late dwelling. house Of Achilles Lumpkin. decd.
"a, The lot Of Land lying Immediately at tho
sn And MIDI known bs Tue nans Of DuNBAR, being
ass s ls1d PRcFRs consist,
Mules. Cows. HOES. Busy and Harness, and va,
THRMs.@For the land: One-third IN cash, the
balance upon . credit of six and twelve months.
proved security and deed Of r. st or title retained
For the personal property: For all sums go
0''o'' Z DAVID XVI B. MOORE, Surviving Trustee.
which John s. Chesterman died seized conssins
10, one horse Carriage. Cart and Gear q lot OF
| Carpenters and Wheelvrights' Tools, and House
| hold and Kitchen Furniture.
| TERMs.-For all sums Of 8 10 and under. cash; for
all Sums over Sl0. credit of four months; bonds
with good security will be required.
MARY F. CHESTERMAN.
Adm'x of John 8. Chesterman. decd.
re ,eaussea ss
sent them at once, properly authenticated. to the
Administrative, or to James Moore. for lquida-
| ton. MANY +. CHESTEHMAN,
de 2-2aw6tt Administrative.
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GooD OLD AoE.--Zize Parsons, a negro
woman, who came to Williamsburg, Va, from
France, ia i77o, died on the cath nit, at the age
Of one hundred and eleven years,
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THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
i CRAGHEAD STREET,
DAyvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired, we as
sure visitors that efforts will be spared to promote
their comfort and we respectfully solicit a trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses will always be lr
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. A.G. MALTEkS,(
]. NJ. WALKER. Proprietors.
fall-1Yd WI. II. SIMMONS,N
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COkE.-The price of COKE, for the month Of
~ November. will be as follows:
SOFT LUM COKE, per load .S $500
no It's '' JNO. ]. wERTH, Agent.
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COKE-For sale by
NJ. D. WHITING,
nol-2m Near the Petersburg Depot.
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EDUCATION.

MRS. c. PELHAM, late of New York city,
leI desires to inform the citizens of edmond that
she is prepared to give instruction in ITALIAN
and ENGLISH SINGING, with PIANO FORTE.
She has studied under the fivst English, German
and Italian masters. and will give especial atten
tion TO the cultivation of the voice.
RErERENcRs.--NewY York, Rev DR.. Bellows. Rev.
DR.. Adams; Prof A. Bagoh: prof. Howe, New Jer-
sey. Hon. B. M Price, Rev. Mr.. eddan, Rev. Mr.
Peet; Richmond, Rev. DR. ied. Rev. Mr.. Minnie
gerode, DIR. r. II. Caheli.
Apply 1T the Arlington House, on Main street.
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4 Ns VI VI ssSiON Ek = AND ADMiNiSTkA-
~ TORS SALE.-By virtue of a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Henrico county, IN certain SUIT
in Chancery, entitled Metterf and others e. Met
teri and Others" made on the LIST day OF Novem,
ber 1859. the undersi. ned as Commissioner, WIN
proceed, on TUESDAY. the 9TH day OF iiecemner,
1859. upon the premises, to sell all the REAL ES-
TAT of DR.. Jn0. H. Nj ettert. deceased situated 70
the lower part of Henrico county, IN the STATE oi
Virginia. adjoininx the lands Of BENJAMIN r. Dew.
known as Malvern Hills, OF Mary riekett ana
others known as Turkes Island, ~ OF William Al
len. known as Cgrls Neek,l Of John West, nr.
lanes Carter. and DR.. f. III. Poindexter. contain
ing about four hundred aud thirty hve acres, more
or less. - .4;a -. ...h.
the balance in two equal Instruments, at J ana =
wears from the day Of sale, bearing interest from
that dsy for which the purchaser shall execute ms
nasofiable notes. and the title shall be retained un-
I'll the purchase money " Iuiiy paao, anu sonsey
ance ordered by the Court
Dccemher 1859, and At the same place VII re sold
decessed, about thirty in number. The Slaves will
- rhsre vili also be sold, ut the same time and
plscs seyen Mules, one Horse 10 barrels OF corn,
No ~ three head Of Cattle, Carrs Wsgons arm
I'M Utensils .dd.r, Shacks. Straw, &c. Kitchen
Enrnitur re- and all other personal property Of tho
aid Dr. John 81. Mettert, not already sold -
The terms OF sale Of the last named ARTICLES VII
~ ensh. for ali suus mot exceeding 50; fnr all
snrns oyer that amount, credit OF Six months tho
purchaser giving bond, With pproysd ssc eS
..x,m Casn'r and Adm'r.
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Bill Against African Slave Traders Ignor ed.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 1.-The Grand Jury
yesterday ignored the bill against Ragesti and
Aguira, implicated in the Wanderer slave voy-
age. 1t is understood that the District Attor-
ney will not prosecute on the @ Their indictments
against them.
The receipts of cotton here are unusually
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| ns4alkE sllE2i15SsTf 65I|g.:
!: ..' sss |!
The sscs M spissdtd stste .focsI p1ssssrsr
Fsslsse ssEsn 5, 49,. =. - ~
rates. With greatest dispAtch 3 - IS s.
NJ = Is. ses ss- q d s:ss:
Tickets for passage procured either Il our otf,ce
e the sllg opposite the Columbian Hstsi: or es the
S3G4 No. stasnshis PESE ~ M {
on sT fsfss Ass e. K
$ FGr freight or passage, having superior accom-
II. i. FUTILE, Agent, Rockets.
Freight throush to Boston via phiIadeiphis, By
steam. At moderate rates and with Dispatch.
Ass FOR BALTill0RE.--Ths regular
<6de packet schr. GEO. w. GRICE pALMxR.
ana sa a On Sss,s s s Ssvs h
a'''s f'y oasncs e sh.r9 spe 3D. to
spNN1eTE I cg TT. The , ssYS. CURTIS
9TH inst. dis ssesa N running se b.
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. z. c. Gryronp.
will continue the regular run between, this, Portss
month and Noroa dSsyny the yha q
FRIDAY MORNINGS, At 81 preclsely, and 1 re-.
turn each alternate day, Sunday excepted leav-
dc Its K. o. HAsKINs.
,&1ek u. s. MAIL TIE A NJ > n I z
a6&R ROANOKE For NEW YORK
leave here a. F. M aHfEfkT 81:
2ainst.
PASSENGERS are requested to lie on board in due
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, or on
Passage to New York, Meals and State room
included, during the fall and winter. $40. Steer
Passage to Norfolk. same as by the river boats.
hour Of o'clock, p M, unless a sutnclency be
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston Will he forwarded directly on,
Dispatch A'1 lde nj EsuDI La WA Va
Is. FOR NEW YORK .-The superior
I6E fast, sailing / schooner PAULINE: Captain
gagged and going on board, viii have quick dis
'sS i. II. For balance 8 blv ffbt ageMs 's euRsrE
- packet schooner BALTIMORE. RoBERr
- Phillips, master, having the greater poI;
have s.as''h FOR rs%a B. iRSTS CO.
ttf~ FOR NEW YORK-FIRsT VESSEL
AGx-Riemond and Nec York Line Of Pack
CRENSHAW, Capt. WIN. Moss, having a portion
of her cargo engaged and going boa I'd will have
dispatch. For balance Of Freight, apply to
no 25-ts DAVID VIM. CURRIE.
40 FOR PHTLADELPHiA-F YES
IRe 81 ssperor M fist .sns schooner
ing portion Of her cargo engaged and goins on
board. will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
Freight, apply to
no Its DAVID VIM. CURRlE.
N CHANGE OF HOUR AT
Ee484EESSTARTING TO PORTSMOUTH
TON OF F4RE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
tbs PECK will. on and after Monday next, 3rd of
ing SUNDAY excepted.) at Ga o'clock. precisely
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, "Wednesday
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
all the re- u lar LANDINGS going and returning:
mouth or Norfolk. SIS. To City Point, 81.
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i u
SE.V MILLINERY. MWEg
* MRS DEMELMAN, on Main, be SOE0
tween 18th and 18th SITS will open her FALL and
WINTER MILLINERY of BoNNETS. CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. great many other ar
tices, too numerous to mention.
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite early call of
her customers visitors to the city and the public
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets. equal to new.
oc l2-d2mH MRS. DEMELMAN.
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T. EMION. Professor of the French Language,
Il and JOHN A. CALYO. Professor of Painting
and Drawing, in all their branches, have removed
IL m
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V,O COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE
i TRADE SEkERAILYr-J have media AZ

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE
i TRADE HENEkALLY.-l have made ar
fangements with several very extensive houses in
Bostoa and News York, by which an enabled to
sMen 70 country MERCHANTS thu following Goods, at
New 4 rk prices: Figs, Oranges, Almonds, kals-
r. ~. Lemons; Fiiber,s. Pranes. Dates. English
c,iron, Ginger. Cocoa MUS, Domestic and Import
ee Liars Also, "a. uaeaualed steam cANDl rs,
~ every VARIETY. My plan of business is cash.
e m not exeeedins sixty days, BY which time
Merchants can remit the Amount. This methoc.
tonnectiyI with other advantages, gives me the
sclIty Of selling Goods q piss. which cannot iai
sae Goods and learn their prices, assuring them II
VIZ 10 ~ their interest te d9 20; ,,e.,,,,sr
Five story building, No. 50 Main %.
Az nPe9aTgNlTY THAT RARELY
"a OFFEhk.-M Magnificent and APPENDED two
soanced Hilk Dresses. rjch velvet 6onnces: Only
Sx worth SIe-the sfeatest bargains ever ssdertd.
oheT thDss dresses at eapsdsFabiy less taan c0ss.
a Consciousness 81 tbs. advanced state ~ ths sea
kol. ALFRED MOSES. ~ III ain 1t.
EKEHH MOUNTAIN ROLL BUTTER--
: last received, smali LOT, st.istjy psigs for
sas BY WHIT. KING.
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Enn PAIR. nROaUks 'tpsime gselis lss 9i
0UU 10 ri. .-EllER = co.'s
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noME oFpfcE, al III ~ X HHy ".
Insures u The Cash and MntHai Par.
ESrs gy|,s y ! EH s u fI9aags 4 ss.AKrY.
En- SANGSfkR. WM II. NAVY
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r. ID, isIPSCOMR, koHf n ~ Esas4Rre In,
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HESYBgYg s " Z TIL THoG j, fsssidsn..
THoSs 4. HiItL, Treasurar
WM. WklGIlT. S<cretasy.
AZ; 4. clone, ActuaFy and General Agent
Applications for assurances grsnted and noi,c,es
ssu i anu renewed Ga the most favorable terms
IA the ABOVE Company, At Dur Office.
B. A, COOKE,
l.. 9. CLOSE,
49,, 18th st.. Exchange Hotel Baildins,
&C t-8m Richmcnd Vs.
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A,.xx.rr, - :. svosss q e8,Hsss
vAND FANCY <sooDes n ~ ~ = yEEALtI
Ii" ~ 81 ~ stcse comineneing az
ana continued da.ins IL sssssa evs -
Watches, hne Jcwslfy. Byacelois. fsscs ~ ~
Knives and Folks Pocket Cutlery CsstSx 3sssSe.sss
simeles, Bed-Spreads, Cigars. ard eNpsy C.
no 30 $3.50 IS ~ ALEX. N(fff ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

GO rE PER LOAD-COOK'S HARD COAL.
lpO. - This COAL is Bituminous, not of the
best quality; but the many families who are now
for the quality and as the price will be higher
sons who wish to try it. had better call at once.
"a, efiice on 4th street, one door below Mr.,
Hastings grocery store.
nosOim. '"'Ao' 90 r. COOK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02
ruRTHEk BY TllE KuRopA,

n epud,ation OF the AmericNn. hinese
treaty The Peace Congress- Italian Al
satrs Gc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02
r. news FROM HARPER

- THE ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
CA T. )next to Exchange Bank, is now filled
SAlZwith the best of everything in the
SM~ CONFECTIONERY line. The ladies'
apartment has undergone a thorOug h
renovation, and the ladies are now invited to call
and partake Of OYSTERS and other delicacies of
the season, served at short notice.