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sY THE AUTHOR OF The
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LETTERS OF MOZlS AID ~ MO-
We may congratulate our readers upon 'he
treat in store for them. This brilliant sto'!
ahoands in exquisite wit, pnngent sa'iFe' ar"
the most irresistible humor. 1t VIII DO con-
tinued in weekly parts for some h'e OF SIX
weeks. Those who desire TO read 'his me
story. which has been copyrighted for lhe
Dispn,sA, should subscribe at once 10 lhe
WEEKLY. Subscription per annnm only ONE
pn.,aR in advance.
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The RseHMoND
w EEKI.Y DIS "a
aRYGfNAL STONY

Upon making recent mpr'se, nv ,aroa,v
WEEKLY DISPATCH, which hase $40, 10 s1'
added 70 II. popularity and extensive
tton. i, was in,imated that fr<h a'"e - s,,0
original stories from some OF our mos aeson
,,I;sncd writers should appear Ia i's eo'a,'"s
The frat of these, story trom t''s $3.50
,,en of the author of the "MoNi9 AL, =.
LETTERS" promised for some nihe' Is "o"
completed. and its publication wiz oe -
msnced in the WEEKLY plsfAie" y.
yEMBER 2STH. This story, ioeasea ''' '"''
city and some of the interior eo"hees' Gu"
Giled
s.WEDL0 CK Is A TICKLlSH THING -
x"Bsg Sso,y" about ths HaP2iest Couple ~
L 4.
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~ RICHNoNp THEATRE.
ATTRACTION

gA. GIFTS! GIFTs! GtFTs!i,
GO TO THE METROPOLITAN GIFT BOOK
STORE, NO. l5l MAIN STREET!
here You MAJ find the atse est and best collection
of standard miscellaneous works ever offered in this
city. Call and examine al No. Isl Main street.
no 2-5r
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Anew AND INTERFERING BOOKS
= yvESFr'E RGnKSTOEE

~ Al GEO. NJ. W Is : BUNS IoH l.,
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THE MAID OF JESUS; by the author of Morn
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THE HART AND THE WATER BROOKS;
practical exposition ~ the Forty Second Palm;
BY the Rev. John 4. Macdut D. =, author of
MoInin5 and NiEht Watches, Footsteps OF
THE CITY; its Sins and Sorrows; by Thos Guth-
THE II cthpTiV T oRPHAN; Esther the Queen of
" Persia. by, stephen II Tsns; Rector Of st,
feoTFfs crS %I XIX Gsrk; xi. f. HYMNS and
Songs; br the author Oft he Voice OF Christian
life in Song; 60 cents. ,
Iosians. by Thomas Guthrie, D. D. author of
EXPoSiT0RY THoUGHTS ON THE. GOSPEL,
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THE GosPEL IN Ez Fix Ell. illus tFated IN 4 Sc
res Of discusses, by the Rev. Thos. Guthrie,
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jects, by rimothy Tltcomb, author OF Letters
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\ GOOD FIGHT. and other Tales, ny Charles
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PARTIES AND THEIR PRINCIPLES: a Man
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GEO. =: RaLpwsN-:.

u BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONRR,
No. 81 Haia 81, opposits 81. Chartss Hot,t.
Has for sale the following NEW BOOKS, tog ether
xth complete and new stock OF SCHOOL.
Theological. AGRICULTURAL. C l. A S.
SlCAI. and MISCELL ANXIOUS BOOKS
LIZZY GLENN; or. the Trials OF Seamstress;
~ T. s. Arthur bound in cloth Sl25, paper
Sl.OO
PRANK W II. MANS ADVENTURES ON
LAND AND WATER;by Frederick Gerstsec-
ker. translated and revised by Lascees Wrax-
all; itustrat ted I2mo cloth co.
MANY A LITTLE MAKES MICkLF; tales
translated from the German. with six illustra.
tons; printed in oil col rs; limo, cloth. Price
75c.
HOLLY AND MISTLETOE F.; tales from the Ger
man. hnelv Illustrated; limo. cloth Toe
OUT OF THE DEPTHS: the story OF W oinan's
life; per soc
am agent for Harper's, Peterson's, Grahams
ana Frank Leses Magazines. Godey's Lacy 3
Book, and all other popular eriodic9ls
po5-lf GEO. r. BALDWIN.
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na,. sso l,y SALg--Ths site of the old Mag.
"a ~. , ), - Bristol, Tenn, has been sold for
" 49, - Ihos. {. lancaster. OF Lynchburr.
o., ""s Intends erecting large hotel there.
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pYTHE coytRNoR OLE NlRGINIA-A

by THE GOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAMATI0N--W hereas. a vacancy has
occurred in the House of Dele sates of virginia.
accustomed by the resignation of ALEX. DON
NAN. Esq, the Deegate elected from the city OF
PETERSBURG: Now. therefore. /, HENRY A. WISE
Governor OF the Comm Dnwealth of Virsinia. have
thought proper, BY VIII of election issued and di-
rectsd according TO law. 10 require election to
be held III SAID city, ON tina seventeenth day of the
present month, for member of tho House OF Deis-
gates, 10 supply tho vacancy aforesaid
49, Givan under my hand. as Governor. and
}L.s.t under the Less Seal of the Common
~ wealth. AT Richmond. this LIST dav Soyem-
Der, 1889, and in the S4.h year of the Common
wealth., HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MuNFoRp,
no2-lw Secretary of the Commonw al TIL
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apncrAI NOTICES.

n. Just rcceiyed per. Steamer lasS egen,s
mr. n large and eleg2nt assorfmrnt ol u ~
MlssEs'. and Gilt ,DEEN's FANc1a HHtfvfEs.
GARsHAi, III. and IIARPEH's FERRY HATS.
-. JOHN nO0LEf,.
No sa,,tzln 81 Main street
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PASSENGERS pgs STEAMSHIP RoANckE.' GEO.
w Coucn, Master from New York. Nov. A.;
l.. Mckay. F.. Donnshine. W. II. Boston, " M.
conkey.- j. Dozier. Peter Lent, F; Hoeher. Jno'
Mason Jne irvine; A. camsrer Ino , Bevsrsi r.
F. Barton. Miss NJ. Miller, Il. J. Etcomp: j. r.
Mason Miss Ennia Mason Miss snsa Rt nss" M
l-dy Mi = Ievett Jno Seal, Mis- c. Davis. Mrs
whippe ard children Mrs Rocks, Mrs. sham
borg A. ], Miiling. C. Lyons. l.. Corbin: Mrs'.S.
W Fitchett Dir L Nolan and lady, Mrs. Churchill,
Mrs. Corbn, and AZ in steerazs.
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RICHMOND, Nov. {. 1889.

RICHMOND, Nov. 4. 1859.
To WV. II. MAeFAeLANp, Esq, Rev. nj b. HoGR.
r. d. D., and others;
GENTLEMEN; | have received your kind letter of
invitation to deliver two or more Lectures before
tho citizens OF aichmond am deeply seaside of
the Kindness which prompted this reanest. and IN
reply. beg to say that,.in conformity with Your de
sire, will deliver two Lectures on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY NIGHTS next, at the Hall Of the
MECHANlCS' lNSrITITE. Subeets-" CHI
AND THINGS AS THEY ARE"
BE pleased to accept for yourself and for those
whom you represent, my most grateful acknow-
led ments. Very respectfully,
no4-ts o. ?. BALDWIN.
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CIxTH ANNUAL ExHIBITTOy
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
HALL ON 9TH ST, NEAR MAIN.
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS
STEAM CAITOpF

The attractions
ST Fam CALIOPE,
The first steam musical instrument ever seen IN
this city; Working Machinery, In endless varle,T
AMERICAN Manufactures of Superior quality; Paint,
and South Sea Island Curiosites; Revolutionary
RELICS; Old Prints: Coins; Minerals; Treasures OF
the Ocean; Steam Engines; Virginia Jewels; and
hundreds Of centrl buttons too great to enumerate
A-PRICE OF ADMISSION. rs CENTS. Mem
beis' Tickets So; Life Mem, ers SIS. Iunsr
Members 81 so. members ticket gives him the
privilege OF taking with him to the exhibition tsro
ladies, one lady and ttco children, under twelve
years faze. No tickets are transferable. Every
member and depositor is expected to show his or
her tcke. to the doorkeeper on entering the Hail.
to ensure admission. Depositors' tickets. when
found in other hands than the depositor, will be
taken possession of by the doorkeeper
na Hall open from 10 o'clock. A. M. tn 5o'clock.
p. NJ, and from7 O'Clock, T. NJ To 10 O clock p NJ
oc 2f-ts WIN. FORBES, Chairman
A PRIZE! A PRIZE: AT THE PALACE
~ HALL SHOOTING GALLFRY.-A beautiful
Silver Plated ivory Handle FiVE-SHOOTERt TO
be presented to the first person that can ring the
BELL four times IN succession. at the word. with
the reeular dueling Pistol. Gallery open DAY and
NIGHT. for practice and instruction in Pistol and
Rifle Shooting.
EIGHT SHOTS for Is cents
oc 22-lm JOHN B. WILLIAMS
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"a, FOR HENT-And possession gwen imn.e-
ssss!!s diately, the new BRICK TEN tMhNI, en-
kEl Grace. between Madison and Jefferson streets
containing FIVE rooms with Kitchen, Stable, &c.'
and water in the YARD Appl. to
n 90 / TOM PKINS. Rasin Bank.
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>, ARMORY H. L. t. BLUES,(
q RICHMOND, Nov. 4. 1889.
FL This Command will assemble at their At
III mory on MONDAY next. 9TH inst. at 11a o elk
- z. NJ, for the transaction OF business.
By order OF
WIN l.. MAULE, Lieut. Cong.
N,prrp n no SIT
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LOST AND STRAYED.

-
OsT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT in
II the Commercial SAVINGS Bank, No SlI dated
ed August, 1884, in the name of Thomas A. Hope,
for 500 which has been assis ned on the bac ok 10
NJ. A. Hone, trustee for Nj. F. Duke and her chill
dren. shall apply for duplicate OF the same.
NJ. A. HOPE,
Trustee for NJ. F. Duke and her children.
no s. law4wt
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BosroS, Nov ARRIVED. schr. Orris. Clark,
Richmond. via StoninEt ton. Cleared sehr. u. H..
Dixon, Ward, Richmond. via City Point
NV YORK. Nov. s.--Arrved, steamship York
town. Parrish. Richmond.
PHIL pELPuts. Nov. 81 Cleared. schr. l.. X. ot-
den, Blcken, Richmond; J. Crockford. Croekioru.
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Two HIRAM TURNER. Esq.-Taks notice.
that on the i2ra DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859, at
Philadelphia, No, ID south Third street. between
Vie hours OF A; N; and Z. ~, shall take the
evidence on my behalf in certain suit at law, now
pandlns in the Circuit Court of the city OF Rlch-
PENDANT; and ii said deposition should not be fus
taken on that day. the further taking of the same
will be continued from time TO time ti completed
JAMES WILLIS, by his Attorney.
RICHMOND, Nov. 18th, Ies9. no5-iaw4w
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LADIES, LIST.

LADl
Anthony mrs Jno
Aiken mrs u q
AIDE lsdoui mrs $500
Allen mrs Il NJ
Allen MISS Mary II
Anderson mss y
Adams miss Mary
Altsclter miss r. l.
Allen miss 0ctavia 2
Alexander miss Julia
Alien miss e III
Anderson miss Eliza
Allen miss Annie
Bird Nancy
Brooks Eiiz' tn
Brooks mrs Nj A
Browning mrs Il ]
Brannan mrs Nj A
Bell mrs Nj ]
Bro xn iDiss NJ u
Brewen mss Sarah
Brooks miss Josephine
Brown miss Elizih
Burner miss NJ Il
Braxton miss Mary
Branch miss nj VI
Bins ham miss + J
Baehrach miss Caroline
Ballard miss A u
Butler miss III T
Cumming miss Annie
Crane miss Fanny ii
COsEroye miss q
Condray MISS !.
Clarke miss A NJ
Chiiris mrs Nancy
Cary miss v C
Carney mrs Cath
Digs MRS Leonora
Devcrielr mrs NJ q
Dunavant miss Sailie
Dupuy mrs Joseph
Dudley mrs d
Duke mrs Sa rah
Dyer miss NJ f.
Duke miss +
Eubank miss NJ ]
Earheart miss K
Eubank miss Il
Fordham miss K l.
Fisher miss Charlotte
Fox miss Cath
Fisher misses
Fore IN SIS NJ A
Fordean Mrs M
Ferguson MISS s f
Gay hrs A
Gardner missJ
Gamble mrs Sarah
Glenn miss Y
Gallspie miss Alice
Glenn mrs Frances
Gordan miss Nj A
Govsn miss L A
Graves miss Sallle
era, mrs Howard
Hall mrs Thos
Hanckie mrs -
Harrison misses
Harrison mrs VIM Z
Holmes miss Marg't
Hay miss Virginia
Hawks mrs E
Heath miss Mary +
Henly mrs Catherine
Henly mrs Dolly
Henly miss Priscilla
Hoge miss Helen NJ
Hopkins miss Lucretia
Hudson miss Malissa
Hudson mrs NJ +
Hunter miss ID
Harrison miss Eliza
Jeter mrs Martha A
Jackson mrs Ann
Jarvis mrs F
Iohnsou hrs 3
Johnson mrs g w
Korii miss II
Kiper miss A
Kelly miss A s
Laushlir mrs + G
Lacy miss Blanche
Lee miss Jane K
Lodge miss Martha
Loyal miss c
Marshall mrs WIlmotil
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MARINE 1NTnLL1GHNC1.

PORT or RICHMOND. VA, NOV. I. 1859.
High Wassr iris day lssatasdasl liz O'clock.
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Syxs--..cSs MR.. BALDwiN.s LECTURES.

sn+~Ssa RlcHgoNp, November q 1889
Tie DIV Err Z. BALDWIN, Esq:
DEAR Str: For our own satisfaction and of our
fellow citizens generally, as We think we may ven
ture Ia say We would prevail on you to del yer two
or more Lectures at such times as would be con-
venient 10 yourself We rely ON Your well known
p'Nhlic spirit Tor your kind of this nvi
tateu. and upon tour high reputation for success
in such efforts to bring together iarge mum scrs.
Re 50 rood as to favor us with a reply and desig-
nate such time and place as you would prefer.
Very respectfully,
VIM. II. MCFARLAND,
MOSES u. HOGE,
And others
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Conclude with
YOUR LIES IN DANGER.
M ETR OPOLITAN Hall

THE CELEBRATED
DoCI OR VALE MINE.
THE MAY wrTH
THOUSAND FACESt
USRIVALED pERsONATOR OPP yaNYgp
AND ECCENTRIC CHARAcTERsn
WILL OPEN For
X ~ NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY. TUESDAY aud WEUNEsDlv
,. November 7th, sth and 9th -
ADMISSION 20 Cents Children and ssrv. 49,.
I21a Cents 1 'oi'shts,
aa-sse programmes and bills for particulars.
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q Tue ACCOMPLIS EMIT OF

~ DANClNG.-CHAS. A. McEVOY has tina
EFT honor OF amour cling to the citizens of Rich
10y mond and vicinity that the next annual ses-
scn of his School for instruction in the above de
sIabls accomplishment. will commence at Corn
THAN Hall. on SATURDAY MORNING. Noyem-
Der 5h 1859. for young Ladies', Misses and Masters
Gentlemen.
The New Empire Quadrille. and other fashions
bie Dances of the season, will be taught during tho
session. oc N-e,
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CHECK LOST.-Was lost, near cur Office, our
~ HECK on the Farmers Bank, dated October
10. and payable TO No, Dor Bearer, for S5si 81
The hnder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving
the same with us, payment having been stopped.
oc Its II. III. WHITLOCk son.
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EXTRA EAGLE PRINUIPE CIGARS
- ~ co extra Ia lie and other fine i'm orted
Principe Cigars; also, Imitation. lust received
and for sale by LOUIS + R0SSiEfTy eu
M Sil Main street.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. sth, 1859.
First appearance Of RoNAYNE's
ST r DR. MATIC MPANY.
On WHICH occasion will be produced the bsaut;f,,
GOLDEN FARMER,
With splendid cast.
Favorte Ballad by -. = B. FoRREsTE,
To be followed WITH
Dance ~ by 49,. Miss MARIE PRICHARD
To conclude with the interesting domestic Dram,
COME ONE! COME ALI. noAa.
CRANE CELERRATION OF THE ioo,.
~ ANNIVERSARY OF W."
FRIEDRICH Won SCHITI.Ep
The Committee of this Grand Celebration tai,
leave TO announce To the public in general ths,
there will take place '"A'
On the night of the 9th of November. n GRANT
TORCHLlGHT PROCESSION.
On the night Of the 10th of November, a GRAND
On the Ilti of November.
GRAND PROCESSION
ORATIONS THE AFRICAN CHURCH
PICNIC. DINNER, DC.
The CONCERT, with dramatical tablesux. der
lamatlOns and scenes from SchlEer's works will
take place at METROPOLITAN HALL, on The
nir hit of the 10th of November wv
The committee take Pleasure in Announcing tina,
both the German Dramatical Societies the SInatns
Society, Virginia, and an excellent orchestra COM
posed of the best talent of the city, have in the
sindest manner volunteered their services for this
occasion.
The programme of the Concert and the particular,
of the whole celebration, will he published in n few
days. nos -ts THE COMMITTEE
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ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York, udze.
and passengers. Ludlam " Watson.
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia, mdzc.
and passengers H. r. futile.
Steamer Genrgennna. Travers, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers w. b colquItt K Co.
Steamer Bevdere. Keen Baltimore, nidzs. and
passengers, ID. Il w. cnrte.
SAILED
Schr. Louisa DYER. Jsmerson, Saiem, flour and
feed w. d Coiqultt K Co.
schr Jas. r. Boyetl, Mathew, ID. c., coal, w. d..
Colauitt & Co.
Schr WIN. Severe, Brooks, below for wheat, w :.
D. Calquitt r. Co.
schr. Ashland, Graves, down the river. light.
Schr. Butterfly, Hubbard,
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rM >TRA From Davis K Hutt he
XAE sons stable. on Sunday last. a iarge RED
&z.>&.AeCOW. She was raised the mountains
and has very large bag. A liberal reward will be
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saEryA Ed rom Mr.. DAN'I LIZ
~ HAN. i'll Butchertown, near The Old Distil-
iszs-Enalery. on the Goth Oct, q brown BUFFALO
one Of her hind lsss white from the ham down
Any person giving information concerning her
will receive FIVE DOLLARS as a reward.
ia
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I OST. --Sometime in the forenoon of yestsy-
~ day, missed my Memorandum P0C ET-
BOOK. 1t contains in the pocket sundry papers
letters &c. relating In the business of Jno. Geo
GbsCn. The finder will receive a suitable reward
df requredj by leaving it ut oar Office, corner 18th
and Cary SITS. no 5-3t' JOHN GIBSON,
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CHEESE, CIEESE.-l0o boxes New York
- state Cheese. prime quality, and in fine order,
now landing, and for sale by
SELDES & MILLER.
Corner Pearl and Cary ktreets.
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I OST CHECk.-Lost SATURDAY., OCTOBER
IL Goth. 1889. on the Richmond and nanyilae Rail
road. between Richmond and Keysviiie. CHECK,
No l7l3. drawn by Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company, on Farmers Bank of Virginia in
favor of g. McNenny order, and endorsed on
the hack to VIM. Ryan. without the signature Of
Mr.. McNenny. Check dated October 18th, 1850
The public are c1utioned from trading for ths
above check. as payment has been stopped. The
finder will please return ii to the undo signed
VIM. RYAN, 18th street,
no ST. Near Danyiile netot.
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WANTS.

ED-INNFDIATFLY--H Hands to work
w on custom COATS, PANTS and VESTS APP
ply to BECHEf,
no 5-ltN Under Mansion house.
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1 sHAMPAGNE.-o0 casts Prince Imperial"
-. y now one Of the most popular Wines drank, in
plnts and quarts, just received for sale hy
WINSTON 4 POWERS,
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cpMMERCrAI.


Nsrshern Mnrkets.-lBy TKLxaRArHl
fnfr,mopr, Nov. I-Fiour steady; Howard - ~.
Wheat declined d.: white 8 ! zoe l.i3; red SlSon
al Corn has downward tendency and Y ~ 90
iawfr. Park UNCHANGED, bacon x'aessfA. Nh'skes
NV Yosx, Nov. s--Stocts active ard iugher
ya a. x9fts Cotton stead s-ssics OF 600 haIes
Flour heavy; Southern sscor5.Te Wheat -nrm
and scarce- no Southern quoted. Corn fra; yell
iow sIgt.n3. Pork steady. Sngar advanced H.
Tnrnentine ,lull Rosin dull, Rice Arm.
Sales IN New York, Thnfsds, " 5000 Virsinia
5s $50 at ga; 500 DO At @; ! 1000 do ct "a
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE coz
RICHNoND, I'd November, 1859. {
NiEIDEND.-The Board "f directors OF TINS
~ Com panv. ont of its nett pTnhtS Tor the past
six months. which have amounted to fifteen per
cent upon 1t. capital stock, have declared a dlvI-
end of SIX per cent, PAYABLE 10 the Stockholders
on or after the 18th instant, and placed the balance
10 the credit of the Surplus Fund.
mo 4-dtN0l5 j. II. MONTAGUE, Sec'y.
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~. SIS REV. ARD. = Strayed from the
e>-xz> Canal Boa. Hope" Friday nigbt. Sept.
Gf9&4 g a mouse eolored MARE MILE, Ne
,~E-X marks recolected. with the exception OF
a scar on the back of the neck. and s
fresh scar on the wither. will pay SIS reward snd
all reasonable expenses to any person " ho will de-
liver said Mule at Mr.. j. L. Stations Office.
&c 3i-lmt +. III. SCRUGGS.
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Under the Ballard House, Richmond, Va.
HOME ANDGRAvE OF JEFFERSON.
Mid Piedmont's range, with summit high.
And loitier mountains far and nlEh,
Looms Monticello, proudly known
AS home and grave of Jefferson.
His genius born for freedoms cause,
His uds ment true To nature IS laws,
His pen taught thirteen States to
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04
EherlM,a Sale.

virtue Of an order q sale issued out Of the Clerk
cal District, in and for III Dorado county on Jude
meHt rendered on the 10th day Of May, <. d. 1852
favor Of Asa ID. WaldrOn and against Caldwell wasor
and Laehlin Stewart, for the Of Four hundred and
sixty 3lOO Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate
ten cent annum. from the ssid lOh day Of Msy
A. D. 1859, together with the Of sixty IS l
tS67 81 Dollars costs Of suit, and aceFuinE eosts
have levied upon and will ex pose 70 Public Sss at The
Court House an the City Of Plaesrvils,
On the 9th day Of June,
A. D. 1882 at 10 o'clock 4. n all the right title, inter
est eud claim said either Of them had or
the SOth day March, A. d. 1885, or at any time there
amer, in and TO the following described moTtgaget
property, u Wit Lying and being In II Dorado county
and State Of California to Wits lot ground enclosed
containing about one acre, occupied q garden b.
kiee Co., and also house situated the Same also
I'D aeTeS Of land adjoining the same and known and
claimed ~ NuIphy's Ranch, J" all lying and being on
Irish Greek and Sailors Fiat. about one half mile ives,
from the town Of Peru and bounded GolOws on the
East oy %aLlingfOrd D.ufOrth': Ranch on the west
hand, together with all and singular, the treatments
Embellishments and appurtenanees theTeunto beIOnEn
OF In anywtss appuTtainiDg.
l.. BoGARDUs, Sheriff,
Byw. J. BcRwRLL. Under sheriff
eheTi6 . Once, Plaeerville, May 18th, 1859. Il