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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

THE NATIONAL FAIR.-The trial of steam
fire engines took place at the late National
Fair The Hope Hose fire engine, of Phila-
delphia, beat the Atlantic, of Chicago, the
only competitor, thirty feet. Fawkes' steam
plow was awarded the gold medal by the Uni
ted States Agricultural Society, and the three
thousand dollar premium offered by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company and the
State Agricultural Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

SALE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAp
Advices from Marshall, Texas. say the South.
ern racine Railway was sold on the sth. un
ardson and his associates. Mr. Fowlkes is
paying off the debts of the road, and preparing
to organize a company. 1t is proposed tneleci
Edgar Thompson, President, unite with The Ell
road
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MAINE ELECTIoN.-The nett result of the
Maine election shows that a Republican Gov
ernor is elected by majority Of 1900. Thirty
Republican Senators out of thirty-one, and
one hundred and fifteen Representatives out
of one hundred and fifty-one are, elected.
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MORE MALCoN

MORE ALCoNTENTs.-Amongst those who
nave refused TO take advantage of the amnesty
lately granted by the Emperor, are to be added
the names Of Bartes and Charras. 1t is sta
ted that Blanqui, Delesehuze, and Mot who
were transported, will accept il, SO far as ii
relieves them from their present position, al
though they do not think ii desirable TO return
TO France.
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GREELEY IN CALIgoRNIA.--The Mariposa
(Cal) Star thus describes the personal appear
anee of Herace Greeley. "Ha does not look
like yegetarian-wears specs-deellnes 10
drink-neyer smokes-seldom swears--and,
among other peculiaIities, seems to be IN
devil OF = hurry to set back 70 New York;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

Negro KiHed-Some few days since man
named n. PAYNE, overseer tor II. III. MagrD-
der, of Albemarie county, shot at and killed
negro under his charge. An inquest was held
over the dead body and the jury rendered u
verdict of "unjustifiable homicide" Mr..
Payne will, of course, be tried for manslaugh-
tor
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A You've MURDERER.-Van Buren, Hop
kins, of Pit. county, n. c., was murdered a
few days since by boy in his employment,
who entered his room at night with an axe,
and crushed his skull. The boy is only twelve
years of age, dimin1tiye, and in feeble health.
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BA Mrs. j. A. Williams, NJ. d.. offers her
services to those of her sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the manag ement OF
female diseases, and dispiacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box 8E
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets,
Richmond, Va. au4-2mS
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Firing in the FYoek-A shooting scraps oc-
CURED at Hawkins & Co.'S stone quarry on
sunday night last, the particulars of which
we give as reported to us. NICHOLAS WAL
TIERS, a Frenchman, keeps a boarding shanty
at the quarry, and is occasionally very much
annoyed by intruders, who seek his premises
for trolic On Sunday night last, JOHN
PoAT, stone-eutter, with two or three other
persons, called at Walters, and repairing to
the second story, all doubtless intoxicated
commenced to dance and sing thereby creating
such row as to preclude the possibility of any
ones sleeping. Between the hours of 12 and
o'clock, the noise became so bad. that Walters
had to speak to the party, who instead of de-
sisting, increased their stamps and yells until
the place wastlittle better than Bedlam Mrs
Walters, after submitting to the disturbance as
long as she could bear it, went up stairs. broom
stick in hand, with the intention of demand
ing and enforcing silence but she had only
been there a short time when she was seized
and handled roughly. Her husband on hear
ing her cries, ran to her assistance, pistol in
hand. and fired in to the crowd. the ball strik-
ing John Poat near the right shoulder blade
glancing upward and then passing out there
by creating an ugly flesh wound. Yesterday
morning Walters was arrested by Constable
Morgan, OF Manches ter, to answer for feloni-
Gus shooting As the deed seems to have been
committed in defence of his wife and his house
and as Poat is said TO be reckless man and
an intruder at the time, we have very little
doubt that he will be acquitted, if the facts in
the case turn out as reported to us Poat's in
Juries were so slight that he was walking
about in Manchester yesterday.
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Nightly DepredatfoHs.-Our eastern subur-
bans are suffering severely for want of police
protection, and unless the County Court of
Henrico Will take steps to afford it TO them we
may soon expect to hear of petitions to the
Legislature for admission into the CORPORA
tion of Richmond. Within the past few fiavs
we have heard of not less than ten robberies
in the neighborhood of the Presby terian
Church, all perpetrated in the dead hour of
the night, when the families robbed are asleep
One widow lady has had her premises invaded
twice within that time--and scarcely q neigh
Dor that has not had his poultry stolen or his
store-room broken into. Most, if not all of
these Gepredations are doubtless committed
by negroes, who stroll the hill from dark until
daylight, and plunder wherever they find an
opportunity, knowing rs they do that there is
no police to discover and punish them. If
every man is expected to protect his own pre-
misses, regardless of the law, he can only do go
by restricting his own servants, and bv the
free use of powder and lead upon ali others
caught upon his premises. The adoption of
such course would be unpleasant and to
save the necessity of it, the Court ought to ap-
point patrols, and see that they perform their
duties faithfully. When Church and Union
Hills We're regularly patroled by responsible
men, night thieves were rarely ever heard Of
Since the disbanding of that body, negroes
from the city have resorted 10 the suburbs in
large numbers, and the consequence is that
robberies are of nightly occurrence.
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The Rirer was thick with mud, yesterday.
but had fallen several fest from the rise of
Sunday last We have heard Of no Sc
rioas damage eans~d by ihe sucden rsse TIE
mountain streams north OF James river were
sill very much swollen, and Jackson's river il
for many years.
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SEVERE DRoCGHT.-The drought in Fer-
mont is SO severe that in some of the towns
the farmers, in default of grass, have fed out
all their hay, and for some time past have cut
down trees in the forest Tor their cows and
cattle TO browse upon.
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Hard Slssper.--Jacob Mann, a straggler,
made lodgng-room of the Second Market
last Monday, where he was found by officer
Quarles and Gagged. As he would give no in-
telligible account of himself, the Mayor sent
him to the Valley Inn.
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Ftcious DogS-Complaints Were made to the
Mayor yesterday, of two vicious dogs that 60
at large and insert their teeth in the flesh of
passing bipeds, and orders We're given thar
both the quadrupeds be taken out and execpt-
ed aS speedily as possible.
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SALES OF CORN IN THE FIELD.-The Illinois
State Journal is informed that sales OF corn IN
and So per acre. Before the late rains the
price was 50 per acre.
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SENTENCE OF DEFAULTER.-George o.
Atherton, charged with embezzling $4,000
from the Southern Bank OF 81. Louis In April
last. was convicted on Saturday and sentenc-
ed to five years in the penitentiary.
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POLICEMEN DRowNED.-Two of the Wash
ington city night poliee-A. II. Digges and J
B. Geodyear-were drowned on Sunday night
by the upsetting of boat, in which they were
crossing the Potomac.
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DIED IN JAIL.-Benjamin Wells, heretofore
noticed rs having shot Jno. II. Wynn and by
Wynn shot in return, died OF his wound on
Saturday night last in the Jail in Dinwiddie
county Va.
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LEsANDIn GARRETT.

! DtNI ! ST, = UDNE BELUW I3IH,
Aijotntas the GLi toipJ8 b,sHt HOit,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GENERAL CDI1!ISSION 1fEkCHANTAND
DEALER TX GROCERIES.
Peruvian ard Eide Island GUANO, Ruifn's
rHDSPHO, GrANO, PLASTER, &c. P4rticu-
lar attention pqd "a the sale of all lands of c0uu-
tr produce WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, TO
BACcO. OATS. &c.
have madtarr,ueements with Mr.JNo. NJ. .EHEP-
FARO. IT.. one Of the best judges and salesmen of
rulccp "a the CIty. tu attend ~ the sale ol all to-
uaccn CONSIGNED ton
return my slu,ere thanks 10 my friends for the
liberal patfunale hs retoiofc bestowed upon me-
and hope, by street attention Ia business, to merit
a continuance uI lie same. I1-dr wSm
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Fightia g.--Thomas Logan and Amanda
Webster, free negroes, were punished, by the
Mayor, for fighting in public street.
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The Trot that was to have taken place at the
Trotting Park yesterday afternoon, did not
come of, because of the fact that = sufneiency
of entries TO ensure good sport were not made
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AssAssINATIoN.-R. Burton, Of Todd eoun-
ty, KY, was assassinated while riding near
Elkton, few days since. Two balls were
fired through his heart
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KILLING FaosT--0a the night of The sih
Instant there was heavy frost In Mercer
county, Pa, which destroyed fully one third
Of the corn and buckwheat crops.
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Old Topsr.-Robert Toy, for getting drunk
and taking lodgings in the street. has been
committed to Jail, by the Mayors order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

Disordply.-Mary Hines and Mary Fortune
were before the Mayor for disorderly conduct
in the street, and sentenced to the lash
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DIR. POLLARD has removed hlS ol-
- "a ace and residence 10 tHe Cottage on
SEQ. eYnor street, next door above the flchmond
gl....a sc 2J-lm
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pAThc Great Virginia Remedy, and 10
uMBuG.-PETEES' TNFALIIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONORRHCEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
FASES.-ThJs great American remedy, contain
ng no Mercural or Baisamic properties, exces
every thing heretofore offered the public, its GU
ratIve, restorative, and reuovatng powers; and
the medical world are astonshed wien told that
the above remedy viii cure the above diseases. and
tions of tho facts But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored to perfect health and ali other cases of
shorter duration to be restored, without n single
exception, and therefore challeneeS any case Of
GonorFhra which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
ou the part of the patients and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case 9f failure, Will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
AGENTS; and will be effected without incen-
venience to the patient. Sola by
APpERS0N IL DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
au 3-6mt No. 20l, Broad street.
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1n HE pEOpLE OE RICH

t~-s-N MON h.->As already announced to Won.
au no onSer candidate foF she vacant oihce IL
&. u NNONW EAlTH'S ATTORNEY. in the CIR
on Ioi;rt cf YOUR CITY. w.l defend accused per.
. 4- lhat and other Courts,
su s;gis candidate for practice in All thc Courts
trtu = yaur CITY /; prepare deeds and other writ
o.. of ali kjaGs Sitc oral advice and written
.t afuus: c1l,ccl and secure ctalms and DISCHARGE
tv Office business 0j ali sorts. and tue datcs oil
NOTARY fUbiIC. luY thls cIts and the county o.
iNHGCe. "a 30 I'm y. Il. MINOR.
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kA Licorice-A. &C. Brand.-The aboye
vel knew. fayoTite Brand always On sale by
JANIS @. MeANDRFW,
drs-Is 6. Pine STREET Nav T3tk,
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IA. Kidney and Bladder Complaints. ts.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
rohGa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses. Physical
prostration aad Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Parsons who have been unable towalk have soon
been relieved BY this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
gre pared by Chemist, and is pronounced by meaii
cal inen and those who have used it, 10 be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles,
IL; smali bottles, 80 cents. fresh supply Just
ceived by FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
je I4-3m Main street, Richmond
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- TO NiI.N>RN. GEO. =. SuuNER.

Q "a ! Z AVVeTs1n, Q. D Smell, A. Indson
Cgsar. John =. Morton, John W. Dawes, August
Saaat, Joseph lloera!ngeT. +. Mayr, C. Wendiin
ffr r. ) NcEtfoS. T. 4. C!nmP, Jno. ". Gard
D,NtLEaEN Ia reply to your request, thai
" yeUutt nay name to- he announced as 4 caHdi~
date tat The Office q! CON- NONWEA AT
Itu\ht tor the C5rCltt Court oi the Cits, have
- san that, approaching yout Apdness, accede
Ir to request, and, Il elected 90 the office viii dis
5l~--o It's duties ia the best of my judgment and
au..N. ours, &c,
y. A. STUDIRVANT.
-GU0nd- Ags 18TH, 1882, au Pts
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O. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
N tTcHFsTEH, Va,
Practices n all tie Courts of CHcsierteid CITY o.
T. edmond. HGnrico, Powhat1n Amelia counties,
ari Clf, ui cIsburs =.
Fsri3ruiar Intention given to the COLLECTION
OF CLAIMS. and prompt returns made.
Ia. D.hce un n aln street, opposite Town Hal.
an 3l--dim
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pA Cure for WORMS !-B. a. Eahnest0ck's
VEFMifUGE, the only safe and efectnai remedy
Tor EXPELLlNG WORMS FROM THE SYS-
The lives Of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
IciGe.
THIS standard and valuable preparation has now
heen before the public twenty SIX years. and there
cannot he any better evidence oteIcd OF its eilics
cy than its constantly increasing reputation. Ii iS
wlthou: doubt, the safest agl most efiectuai medi-
cine for eXpelling worns from the system that has
ever been discovered. The KNOWLEDGE ot its re-
medal virtues is not confined to the United States,
bat there Is n constant demand for II from Eng
land, South America, West Indies, &c, where II
IS extensively used. ltis Iefleeily harmless, and
drsn of all ages.
Physicians do not hesitate to recommend it and
use il exclusively in their practice. Many OF the
most eminent and skliiul OF the profession, from
all parts of the country. testify to is uniform
cess. For sale by FISHER & WINSTON,
2-lm Wholesale Agents.
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~ Licorice. In Mass and stick. Of the best

H. Licorice. In Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality.
GUN ARABIC tgenuine), for Tobacconists
ToNt(uA BEANS-Angastara, Black and Crys-
taiZed.
OLIVE OF l.. in glass. of new crop. In store and
Tor sale low by j. PITFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co. q Building. Corner
my f-oih 18th and Cary SITS.
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JAPAN.-Dates from Japan are to the 5th of
June. A difficulty which arose between the
American Consul and the Japanese Govern
ment, had been amicably settled. An Aneri-
can, who had discovered q rich copper mine
laid claim to the mine and to the soil contrary
to the laws of the country. The Government
ressted, and the affair was assuming an un-
pleasant aspect when the Emperor. to pre-
vent all further dispute proposed that third
Power should be selected as umpire, and de-
signate first France, and then Russia. The
American Consul had not sent in his answer,
when the author of the discovery, who was
morally certain of the result gave up his
claim on the soil, and solicited authorization
TO work the mine and share the profits with
the japanese Government The offer was at
once accented.
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J GENERAL COHMTSSION MERCHANTS,
BASIN BANK. RICHMOND,
Oaer thel: services Tor the Sale and Purchase Of
al Kinds of PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
Paine Il Co.. Messfs Crens,aw X Co.. Richmond.
GEO, w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WlNN,
Late of the firm of Brceden FoS,)
is 3G-tiYtJa ROBERT =. JORDAN.
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The undersigned havins made arrans sements with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY, of Petersburg, Va, pro-
pretor OF VIM. Cameron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them, and are getting up two
different sizes which they will guarantee to per-
form the entire satisfaction Of all who may favor
them with their orders.
au z9-ltn TALBOII BRO.
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Ia To avoid having Sour and Heavy
Bread, use Semple's Iniallible Baking Powder.
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THE KENTUCKY MILLIoNAIRE.-The late
Robert WickiiHe was Il native of Virginia. and
emigrated to Kentucky poor, unlettered boy.
He commenced his career as a day laborer at
fifty cents n day, became an eminent lawyer,
the time of his death, his property being esti-
mated at four millions. The Paducah Herald
remarks OF Mr.. Wickltie, that as q laborer he
and the amount of work which he could per-
form At the whipsaW he was uneq ualied,
and on many occasions he cut down the tim
Der and split out five hundred rails day. In
the palmiest days of his popularity and wealth
as a laborer. He studied law, while a laborer,
at night by the light of the fire; and when
first admitted 10 the bar he gave but small
afterwards won But industry and persever-
ance never fail of success, AMI it was verified
in Il signal manner i'll the case OF Mr.. Wick
life.
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,,nITtil.H lNsP THY @
NIAKBLE n UNk>.

JOHN W. DAVIES,
MiRBLE MASON,
MECHANICS iNSfiFU rE, 9TH STREET,
RICHAIONB. "a,
MONUMENFS TONES. HEAD PIECES,
N4hTLES. FONTS, &c.
rA First Premiums awarded by the Virginia hg
IrUItuta Societs and Mechanics Institute.
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-, so TIE vorERS CRY

arraanre us,,sil q candidate ior the Office oi AT
.TGREIt FOR THE COMMBNW EAIFH, in the
r-sl Court al th.s city which has Just been made
,q-sa. ..s t1e Tess.nailoa of NARMApuAE JoHN-
. s5-in,e LITTLETON TAZEWELL.
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sE Asur and Fever.
DEBILITY OF Cii

Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism, Scruiuia. &c. As a restorative and
inyieorator il has heen highly recommended.
Hundreds viii testiis of cures on themselves and
friends alter all other cures have failed
FEMALES AND CBlLDREN.-Ths TIncture
WILL be found u great medicine ior all their diseases
~ Call aud get Pamphlets and see cures.
sod hy PURCELL. LADD & CO., Richmond
by Dr. COOKE Fredericksburg by all the Drug
siSts in Petersburg: by MORTIMER x NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by DRUGGISTS and shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
So iy I6-d&wts
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NTOTICE.--whe heress, the County Court Of Hea-
cation of the Poor House, the undersigned ccia-
mittee are appointed 20 receive PROPOSALS Tor o
suitable location for the new arrangement Tor that
purpose. until the 3oth day of tho present month,
(Se ptember.l
Persons having suitable property, situated st o
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three,
miles from the corporation, are requested 10 com.
municate with either Of the committee BY written
proposition. They will state the location, number
Of acres, character Of the buildings and price Of
The property a, present occupied a. Poor
House will be sold, given In exchange for sueh
s may be selected By the Court, from the lots oi-
fered. y.b hEEsEEs
fksbai'L FssEs q fsiiiikkkkffsSos' fssikkfs.
Hsnrico county. Sept. lssh. Isos. % ibid
N1OELLE DR. HUCIF Al QClNlNE-A
lvl really superb article for the hsis aiso PoaRAde
Diaphere, pomsde Snrfne Ia Tntoreuse. wntea
AFTER Pomazis can be sold IN any quantity. ktne
nssortment OF Nail and Hair Brushes; isofs. hpre
and India Rubber Combs; besides lArae and -
vafaeV % soAp'' 4. WAGNER, Druxsisl
Corner 9th and Brood ssreets.
Also for sale. the Chinese MOSQUITO Tapess-
IjUR r Imported Ffeneh Bfandies and winsss
4 received nReer Easfans- hrase iuck ard sess
~ eaartaT and sasa CASKS laie xEd pafk ~ ~
des; ieo quarter and sghih essks Maas.sv "A 80
s.:;Hi : Hcss Hc.;sss Wins 'sE &; "a Y pAvxy
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ny yCowaxptN 4 HAMMERsLEY,
ELECTION NOTICES

- To TIE NOTERN OF THE CITY
Lt>sea or RICHMOND MARMAnUxy JonS-
saN, ESQ., havgg reSlgned the Office Of COM MON
WfALTH'S ATTORNEY. far the Circuit Court
oi f5e CIV Of Bichnsopd, | hereby announce my
>rt = candidate for slid office
c5-lu' FRANKLIN THOMAS.
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st-s-4e. LEI. & PIEASANTS. A T T o
ko~-1Z- NLIS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
held II Richmond. Hearieo, Goochlaud and Han
over. 90
rs No,ares Public and Comm misslousrs of Deeds,
g.. taey authorized To take Dispositions. Aida
Wis, ArsaoV led sIu"nts Of Deeds, Powers Of Attor
new r., ni Sale &c, 10 he used recorded IN the
UH.re un llth ST., 3d door from Main.
mH l%-iy
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IyoPKiSs, HULL a ATKINSON,

BNI4 IlIVhF4i
Offer 70 the trade 4 very large and elegant stock Of
FRENCH, BRITISH AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
which they viii sell low tn prompt dealers.
Baltimore, August 10, loa9. au l3-5wt
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" ssrsIcea as AUCrlDNEER 10 the citizens of
Richmond and tire public generally, pledsius his
psfuruiaf attention to all sales entrusted 10 his
care. !eehnE assured his experience as an Auc-
loaeer ~ai eIttie aim to q share OF public patron
q
HA Office IN rear of D. N. Jones store, No. 70
au l3-3m J. II. DfGGES.
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=. @. RATIy. J THos. !. MuNCURE.
ID COMMISSION MERch ANTS.

kICHMoNp. VA.
Ofer their services fer the sae Of TOBACCO,
CORN, WHEAT, FLOUR. and ALI KINDS 1F
PRODUCE. t. which they Will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
Ia Office near ShocAoe Warehouse.
~ IS-dS W3lu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

VIt-
lS~-1a NEI At LAW, RICHMOND. VA, VIII
practice in the CITY Gi Richmond and IN the coun-
tes OF Chesterfield, Po%halsn and Amelia.
RA AOfcc IN Lisies Building, corner OF Main and
lltu streets. Sc 23-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers S Agent Tor
VI the sale OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
no OGLUfAfIS, SC, A large assortment constant
is on aand. Orders, by mail or otherwise; promptly
attended 10. No. j, Governor street, Richmond,
Va. Young scelebrated smooth Saved HlNGLE
MACHINE put up / any part OF the State, at
hhori notice. y 21-6m