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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

CLOAhS, CLOAks, Our stock of CLQAKs is
~ now full and complete, consisting OF Beaver
French Twilled, Tricot, and other Cloths, made up
in every ST. lie, and at all prices; Mourning Cloaks,
Velvet Cloaks, Fancy Shawetts and Children's
Sacques We have few light ,colored Opera Cioaks
with fancy Hoods. These last particularly
handsome, and are goods that are not often found
in Richmond. Cloaks for Ladies or Children made
to order at short notice. CHlIES X CHENERG.
BARGAINS IN IDUSELAiN Es.-We are
II selling Printed Mouse! lanes at one shilling,
the same as sold at 25o. a short time since Also,
Merino Pialds at 25c. bargain; also, Pans Printed
Mouselanes. at less than the cost of lmpoItat on ;
Bay adere ValentIas, at 25c very cheap; Printed
and Plain French Mernoes; Rich MoGselalne
Robes, in variety; irish Popllu Robes at sreat
sacrifice; Striped and Check Silks, at 621a ard 75c
rich Silk Robes. in 3 and Flounces, at less than
cost Of importation; rich Silk Robes Aquille, at
S25, original price $40 to 500; Flounced SILK
Robes at SIS For bargains, call AZ SO Main st
CHRISTIAN & LATHR0P.
l EVY HAS now in store large stock of Do7
l. mestic Dry Goods. which he IS prepared to sell
at the very lowest cash prices. We advise al who
have any Dry Goods to purchase to give LEEf a
call before purchasing elsewhere, as we feel as
sured that every person must he pleased both with
tha well selected stock OF foods and with the
prices that he is offering them at
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nw~n NGE OF HOUR AZ

.E.stslfhs=z=rsTARTING TO PoRTsMoUTH
ss<.-1zfTas<s.s AND NORFOLK, AND REDUC-
TON OF F4RE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
IT'S PECK will. and after Monday next, Bird of
October, leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing SUNDAYS excepted,) at 90 O'Clock. precisely
and FRIDAY mornings, and the Curtis Peek every
Tuesday Thursday and Satu rday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
all the regu lar landings going and returning.
Passage for the round trip, to and from Ports
r. O. HASKINS
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HUsTINGs COURT. NO

RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT. NO
VEMBER I4TH. 1859 1T appearina tn the Court
that Edwin Burton, Commissioner of the Revenue
Tor the Second District of this City has removed
his residence ont o the city of Rchloud the Court
declare his said office acant. And ordered that
election he held in this city Ihursday the lat
DAY OF December next to ill SAID vacancy. And
whereas JESSE W KERRY hath rendered to tho
Court his RESIGNATION as COM MISSIONER OF
THE REV Emu + for the hird district, The Court
doth also order an electof to be held on the same
day, to till said vacancy. And the Court APP
point Joseph Brummeli, Abel r. Pcot. r. A.
Smith. John j. Wilson and ". b. Hill, Conf
mssIoGers of said election for Jefferson LIST
Ward the same to be held At the First Market. and
to be conducted BY iohn NJ. Francisco; and they
appoint william W. Crump, James FL. Grant, Geo.
Whitfield. Robert X. Howison and George w. Ran
doiph, Commissioners of said election for Madison
or "a Ward. the samo to be held at the City Hall,
and to he conducted by Thomas u. Dudley; and
they appoint Thomas j. EYaps, Gsorge X Crntch-
field, Thomas Barhan. William w. Timherlako
aud Thomas NJ Jones, Con missiouers OF said cleo
ton for Monroe or Sd Ward,the same 10 be held
ut Lacy 's carpenter shop on Broad street between
LIST and Foushee streets, and to be conducted by
james l.. BRAY.
And il is ordered that copy of this order be pub
iished in the Richmond Dlspatch until the day OF
election. A Copy-Teste:
RO HOWARD. Clerk.
In obedience 10 the above order Of Court. an
election v he held at the time and places therein
mentioned. and the polls will be opened at each
place at sunrise on that day.
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
no l6-tde Conductor at City Hall,
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COMMISSIONER OF THEREV-
% ENUE-MA OLSON WARD.-T respect
fully announce myself a candidate for the above
office HENRY W OUARJES
EA- Election, December !, 1859. no 2l-tde*
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81 FiKsT-CLaSs PREMIUM gAE5s h..
f&zQ MILLINERY. EIN
* MRS DIM ELMAN, on Main, be al1GEIs
tween 18th and 18th SITS will open her FALL aud
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS, GAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar
ticleS, 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
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnots, equal to new.
oc l2-d2m* MRS. DEM LEHMAN.
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OLE TIE MEDICAL COL

i LEGE.-Tbis lnfrnaTy Is situated al the corner
Of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated and
heaithfu position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots. Hotels and other centres OF business. IL Is
furnished with every arrangement requisite Tor
the successful treatment of diseases and injuries.
and for the comfort of the sick. All persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid, except
the insane and those labOrIns under conta g'pus
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
to.
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(1F9O1.PARTNERsHIP.- The nndsi ss I ned have
- entered into a CO PARTNERSHIP, dating
from this date, under the name sly lie of HAk
RIS Il HOLMAN, for carr, ing on the GENERAL
COMMISSION ana FORWARDING BUSINESS,
and will give strict personal attention to the sale
of ali COUNTRY PRODUCE. and the forwarding
of Goods and MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
They are located at the same business house
Gently occupied by Harris Il Moore, on the Basin
bank, between 18th and 18th SITS
' JOHN A. HARRIS.
rIII y L n A
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60 OF RICHMOND.-The undersigned Of
ters himself as a candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for MADISON
WARD; at the ensuing election. Having. for up
wards OF eighteen years, been connected with the
Police of the city. he would have deemed the state
ment OF that fact. above. as sufficient guarantee
that the duties of the office he seeks would be
promptly and eiieetually discharged But he is in
formed that 1t is being represented through the
city that he IS an incumbent of good office. He
begs leave to say that. from an injury received re-
Gently in the discharge Of his Police duties he fears
that he will not be atle to act efficiently in the
same should he he called on TO perform any extra
ordinary service: and therefore seeks the one he
offers for. Respectfully.
no I5-tde- CADMUS G. JOHNSON,
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TREsTEE,s SALE OF DEsIRARLE

L TRACTOR LAND AND RESIDENCE NEAR
RlCHMOND.-ln pursuance of the provision of u
deed OF trust to the undersigned. by Sarah Shelton,
dated the 9th of March 1886. and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of HenrIco County Cont shall
sell on the premises: ~ public auction 10 the hgh-
est bidder. on SATURDAY Y. the Sd day of Decem-
Der next Of FAIR; II not, the next fair DAY thereaf-
ter commenelng at l2 O'Clock, NJ :. a small tract OF
land called SUMMERFfELD. in the county of
Henrlco near the clty of Richmond. adj Dining the
Catholic College tract.
The tract contains Al acres and has upon it a
comfortable cling house, and all necessary out
houses Tor the accommodation of a small family
It's proximity to the city renders il very desirable
as So bur han residence and also arket gar
den There is an insurance upon the dwelling
house for > 800 until 4th January 1860 nv inter
est in which viii he transferred to the purchaser
1ERMS.-Cesh for so much as Will he ne cessary to
satisfy the purposes of the deed. about 81 90
For the balance. upon credit OF IL months. with
interest from day of sale satisfactory security by
deed OF trusto otherwise. to be gven for deferred
pay ment. Though, as trustee, | am required Ia
sell for cash yet the purchaser will be able TO ar
ranae Tor unreasonable credit upon about 81 600 oil
the cash payment.
The title is believed to be good; but selling AZ
trustee, shall convey with special warranty only
T.. 6. GRlSWOLU. Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR e SON
Aucts. no 22--td
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IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust executed to the subscriber. and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Chesterfield. will sell to the highest bidder
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the Sd day of December next. a new FRAMED
HOUSE with four rooms, well painted and the
LOT on which It stands. fronting 30 feet on Perry
street, In Manchester, and running back l65-part
of town lot No I65
TERMs.-S250 cash; as to the balance, made
known at the sale. Selling as Trustee. will con-
vey such title only IN me; bat think the title
is good l.. NJ. BURF0OT. Trustee.
no 24-eodtds*
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SHERIFF'S sAF.E.-Will be sold, on MON
- DAY, December 9Th. at the auction house of +.
= Cook, = lot of BONNETS. RIBBONS AND
MILLINERY GOODS, to satisfy an execution in
nv hands in favor of H. L. Wigand vs. Charles
kennle. Sale to take place Mt 10 O'Clock
TERM>-Cash. ISAAC w. WALKER, DIV
Enr Il K 4,
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ga NOTECE.-The subscriber, intending
bEsae4A most PoSttire,y to change his present
sEsE&ay business by the LIST day of January next,
~SA-@ Will oiier to the public until that time
" any article IN his line AT AND BELOW
COST, for cash, or to punctual customers on
reasonshie time Those Of his friends wishing
SADDLES. HARNESS. BRIDES. W H PS
SPURS, TROOPERS EQUIPMENTS Of any
style or quality land indeed anything usually kept
tainly find it greatly to their advantage to give
him a call, as he is determined to sell
c. |. BALDWIN,
Franklin st., bet. 18th and 10th SITS.
N. B-Remsni6eT, that the time is short. only
from now until the LIST of January next So come
at no 23-dtlstJl c.. [, b.
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L WILL SILL at nv store, &c Nam street,
= every NIGHT THIS WEEK, commencing at
O'Clock, fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, hne
GOLD EWELRY. Also. lot OF Stationery,
Fancy Goods, Cutlery. Guns, Plated Spoons and
Forks. Casters. &c. &c.
N B,-Consig nments receiving every day BY
steamers, and sold without reserve.
]. H. DIGGEs. Auct'r.
ID. F. BooTH, Salesman. noI5-flp
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So WARn.-To THE CITIZENS OF
RICHMOND respectfully announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for MONROE WARD, and will
be thankful for their votes the LIST of December
next. shall not resort to the present mode of
eeciIoneeriEg. believing that all sensible men will
exercise the privilege of voting for who they please
without further solicitation from any body not ex,
cepting their humble servant,
no 2l-tdet NJ MARTIN SMITH
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GREAT SALE OF sweiRY, CeAi
u MENl,INls ,IuI s EVENIN1: Ar o,fsI "

will commence the sale THIS EVENING, at 2
o'clock. of ole of the finest stocks of JEWELRY
ever offered IN this market. These GOODS are not
The property of BANKRUPT t, nor are they attached
Tor cebt. but viii tie sold to the hEhes' bidder for
cash do not appenA the above reeommendatio
to them but do that they Of the order
rs TO quality and every article warranted repre-
sentsd The stock comprises every variety COM
prisSd IN this line OF bus ness, and persons in want
viii do well to attend this le. rs such an nppor-
tunIty is rarely offered to purchase such goods
auction.
This sale will take place at No % Main street,
store lately occupied by Voesle K Wedemeyer
J. II. Di66ES. Auc..
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ENTEEL FURNITURE ATAUCTION,-
ZION TUESDAY, 29th inst. at 10 o'clock, win
sell at ny store large lot of genteel HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, embracing
Mahogany Marble Top BUREAUS. s.
NJ ahoeany Marble Top SIDEBOARDS
Mahoran and Rosewood Marbe-Top CENTER
TABLES.
Mahogany and Cane Seat CHAIRS.
Mahogany Marble Top WASIISTANDS ~
Mahogany SOFAS LOUNGES.
STEADS.
livery handsome set COTTAGE FURNITURE
Hair and Shuck MAT TRESSES, Feather BEDS,
., Aninyoice Of new Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS,
G -, CHAIRS COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS. BUREAUS, LOUNGES. &c.
no % r.. b COOK Auct
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NOTICE. The undersigned beg leave TO
this darn apsse sia'S Ii hs and
PROVISION STORE. ON 18th street, wallace
Sons old stand and name IN part
s hhds. new Baltimore BREAST BACON.
hss Western and and Brs spE
100 boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
b Ss6s f bssss. s8fhfp sqa ades BUTTER
60 bbls. aud kess No LARD.
IS boxes supenor MOULD CANDLES.
IS boxes BROWN SOAP.
Aud a fine stock of WIN ES and LIQUORS.
We offer the above on reasonable terms as
they can be had IN tins city,
18th St., Wallace Sons old stand.
NEW STOCK OF FKLSH GOODS Al
GREAT RER HRI No FIRM RoRMER
F FseaG"fh lss Fa%dsf fiasss, S5si fsas$sSi
kinds. Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes. Fishing
Tackle. &C.. nc. Colts Regoivers IN any guam
tity and on the most favorable terms.
This certi6es that at the sixth ANIMAL exhibition
Richmond Va, October. 1858, one Silver and three
Bronze aIedsls were awarded 70 SAMUEL
Pistols ard Rites. TENcu TIfeHaAN. Pfes't
BEN PERLgy PooRE, sec'y.
Tso-pARTNEKSHIP N0TiCE.-The nm
October ist. 1852 under The stsie and hrm Of poR-
TER, HARRIS ( HoRNkR. apd have taken Ehs
StoTs, NO. ~. west NAH Street.
by Messrs Van Lew, Taylor \ Co.,. where may be
found q large and select STOCK OF Och HARp-
WARE TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, LOOK
ING GLASSES, CLOCKS. &c.
Their purchases having been made for cash, they
hafter themselves that such Inducements can pc
offered as will not fail to please, and respectfully
solicit call from country merchants. city dealers
and the public generally.
THOROUGH BOXES on hand,
4 !; 4 w. ra asEkEs;.
20 aa--dS ewlm N. b. H0RNEk.
600 TODD,S Extra Ssga4-C Cured Hams, for
OUU sale by W0MRLE y CLAIBORNE.
No. n Pear street.
! I1XTRAC COFFEE STsiAK.-loa barrels Ex-
= ira Z Gomez sugar. III f. IL II. skINKER 4 co.
/ DURNETT,S much admired cOgOAINE, ,
i ID most excellent ariice for the hair, Tor safe ~
4. J. PIGoT, corner Main and lIthsts.
| 4 OOV Nf,- CT ASSES.-fiit and PLAIN Mir
/ II Tors. of all sixes and f.r sale g very low
] orices. 81 .3 BULKLHR's, Isl Man 81
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A DMINIS RATOR'S SALE.-will be
"A sold, on WEDNESDAY. the seth Of the pres
ent month, az the residence Of P Fullerton dec d.
on Church ILL., at o'clock. p. NJ. all the UOIT SF2
Holt and KITCHEN FURNITURE beionFing
tn SAID estate consisting of the usual variety COR
small family.
TERMs.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount. credit of months will be given for ne =
sotabe notes. satisfactorily endorsed, with inter
est. ALEX r. HITCH FSON
Late Sheriff of Henrico county aud as such Com
mttee Administrator of p. Fullerton, decd
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1 OCs AMtTHyNG, BELL HANGING,
IL SILVER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
Just returned from the Northern cities, where he
has laid in a large supply Of msterals, Of the best
quality, used in I.0CKSAIlTHlNG,B BELL HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
lie attention 10 his business. He has employed the
best worknen 70 be had, and is prepared to make
TO order every kind of Lock, to HANG BELLS in tho
best and to do Silver Plating IN style not
to be surpassed by any establishment in tHs coun-
try. All his work is warranted, no sale.
After an experience OF many years In this city,
end an acquaintance with the best Lock makers In
this country, lie fatters himself that he give
satisfaction. both al to workmanship and prices,
and therefore solicits orders from town and coun-
Try, which viii meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have LOCKS MADE OH REPAIR
sD, BELLS HUNG in ans style, or SILVEA PLATIhe
executed in a superior manner invited to call
at his establishment on 10th street. three doors
south of Main, where they will be attended 10 At
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office will be immediately flled and Bell Hanging
done in any part of the country q city prices
Address WM w. SNEADs
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Bell Hanger,
oc IL h3yn 10th street, Richmond, Va.
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DRY GOODS, CARpErTrc -
-
1870 JUST RECEIVED. fCEO

1859. Just REcEfvED. 1874
NEW AND SPLENDID sTocY OF Oo'
FALL And wthTER DRY GOODS,
AT JOHN l.. SMITHER'S
No. % Main street
:, have receiysd from New York and Philadelphia
FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDs,
embracing all the newest designs and fashions.
suited for the present and approa hing season
choice and rich assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of every species and
quality.
:. Also. a magnificent and completes st,es Of
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS.
BLACK and FANCY CASSIMEREs
BLACK and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
iNGS
great variety of
NECK TIES,
WooLsHIRTs,
SUsPENDERs, &c.,
Also. fae line Of TWEEDs, sATINETs. &C.,
&c.. suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants' Go ods have n
large ana splendid stock, which cannot be sur
All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week. the most favorable terms
and will he SOLD CHEAP, as I am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
Call and examine Tor yourselves before purchas-
ing elsewhere at JNO. l.. SMITHER'S
Sc o-dN ew2m NO. ~ Main street.
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Weinvite the Ladies to give US call.
PERKINS & CO, No. l4l EAGLE SQUARE.

THE CHEAPEST SILKS. black and coored;
L the cheapest printed Delaines and Popiins; the
che pest Damasks and Towelings; the cheapest
Bed and Negro Blankets; the cheapest Full Cloth
kerseys and linseys; the cheapest Embroideries;
the cheapest Carpets and Rugs; the cheapest Brown
and B.eached Shrtlnss; the cheapest Hoop Skirts;
the cheapest Hosiery and Gloves; the cheapest
MeTino Shirts and Drawers; the cheapest French
Corsets; the cheapest Shawls, Chesterfelds and
Cloaks. Competition thrown in the shade. My
large stock OF Dry Goods must be sold. The price
of the lateness of the season. 1t viii he to the in
terest of farmers, planters and heads of families
wanting goods to call at the popular house of trade
of ALFRED MOSES, IS Main st.
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FIR EBRIGADl

FIREBRIGADE.-Am meet
Sss=3es3fTaN ing of the FIRE DEPART
- tsssee3f3A NJ ENT will take place on SAT-
GIS WIJ URDAY EV kNING, Nov. 10Th.
at Company BIS Engine House, Sd street, at ~
O'Clock. for the assessment oil INES.
Mou bers of the Brigade who have excuses to
make for absence at fires, will attend
BY order Of Principal Engineer.
no 24-3t p. W. RAILS TON, Clerk.
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MILLINERY.

~ FRENCH NIELEN merry, sea
c. AT MADAME SONS. ksSekg
* My stock of MILLINERY is now SNE0
complete. and receiving constant supplies of the
latest fashions from the North. | am always pro-
vided with select assortment, and am enabled TO
sell at very literal prices.
The best assortment % H EA D. DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, TO be tou ld IN the city.
Madame son, No. So Main street
Country merchants are supplied at New York
u-holaxala nrines M oo--l
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FALL, 1889.
SPLENDID ASS0RTME NT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GooDS.-We take pleasure in an
bouncing to our friends and the public generally,
that We have now in store large and well select
cd stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, to which we very respectfully invite their
attention.
Plain; Black and Figured SILKS
g GRoS De EPSON, for mourning
g g two Flounced SILK ROBES
Extra Rich Colored SILK ROBES
:. Paris Pm ted NOUS LINE
Rich fsrls ChIntz Printed YOURSELVES
PoPLINS, VA l. ENTIAS, POLL DE
CHEVRES
PLAIN and Printed French MERJNOES
Black French MERINOES
Black YOURSELVES
Black BOMBAEIN ES: Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS
Sd and 6-4 Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Shsep's Grey SATINETTS, LINSEYS &C.
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS.
Together with every article usually kept in a
frst-class Dry Goods House. All of which we will
sell very cheap oc SIS
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1Ms.lS The regular packet schooner E. NICKER-
-SSs-@ SON. Capt. E. NICKERsoN. having a portion
OF her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
quick dispatch. For balance of freight. apply to
no Cts DAVID & VIM CIIRRIE
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4AyAf.sii' : Gun AND PISTOL DEPOT...
w GINS. PISTOLS, FIsAINg.TACKLE.
SPORTING APPARATUS. WALKING CANES,
&C.-JAS WALSH. Manufacturer and Importer
of RIFLES, GUNS. PISTOLS, &c. invites the
attention of me 10 hants and sportsmen 70 his cx-
tensiv We and well selected assortment OF Goods OF
every description IN the Gunnery Ina, which he
will sell at the west possible prices. and on the
most accommodating terms. Cosfs ceiefyeted
FIVE SHOOTER. and every descfi pslon oil hre-
arms kept con taptis on hand. Also, Ammuni-
ton, Perez ssion Caps, SO.
He has in store also n choice assortment OF
CANES of various SITS les and eolors-
Re will repair all kinds of Firearms neatly
quickly and subs tantialS mount Canes, rebt AND
repair door and trunk locks at reasonable prfcee<
Call at his store. No. 60 Main stIest. kiSswona'
Va JAMES ~ Air n
no2l-lm Make. and Importer Of Guns, &C.
TTAyyNG THIS DAY DISPOSED OF ny
III BOTrlING ESTABLISHMENT in iasof Of
NeEsrs l.. EUKER & BRO, OF this city. re-
commend these gentiemen 10 my Gus 1mers IN the
city and ,hroug hout the State, az cDaally trust.
worthy and able to satisfy every easim on ne Ss5t
OF tho pubic. r. "sLpASnnH.
Having purcha the BOTTLlNG ESIAb-
| iTsHMENf of Mr. p. WILBAcHER, 50 VII sF-
pear from his Gard above, woald respectfully
announce tn friends and the pnhlic genera ",
our readiness pkli aas orders vslicn We may 70.
cejve, IN the prompissI manner and on ihs fnoes
satisfactory terms. LOUIS EUkEk bko..
Orders may he left q, Messrs. Iss,dles kobsn-
sons and DR.. Ssrecker's. Latter Box TN.
nos-dlm
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Fopx or psoxv

Knotr all men by these presents. That,
the unders gned, do hereby constitute and sppoiut
- attorney - for - and IN ------ name. to
vote on all questions that may he bTous ht before
the meeting of the Stockholders of the Rich.
mona and Danville Railroad Company, to be held
at 49, on ----, the 49, day of -. or at any
adjourned meeting thereof, herebv ratifying all
the acts of --- said attorney in the premises,
as fully as If -- were present, and reting In
person.
- hand this - day of ----. no fS-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODSI THE
ST, BY Jos. sTRAUsE 1000 shawls for User ser.
wants, at Is cts, worth 81; 500 ards the handsom-
est patterns OF Valencia at 1914 cts, cheap ut %;
Ladies KID Gloves. at Is els, and higher prices;
Is pieces Irish Linen from 31s cts, &c, selling at
other places for twice the money the incest and
best quality Muslin Deanes. from 1873, rs and up
wards that you can find in Richmond. is at JOS.
STRAUSE'S.
Large stock of Extension Skirts, from &c., to rs
cts. 30 Spring at $3.50. Just received another lot
OF those cheap Mantlllas, Razans ard Cloaks,
gong oil very FAST 1000 dozen Ladies' and Children
Hose, WOODEN and cotton at low prices; Bed and
Servants Blankets, at half their value; Ticking,
Flannels Sarnetts, Casslmeres. for Men and Boys
wear at all prices; Bleached and Brown Shifting
and Sheetlng at prices to please every body. Car
petnSs OF a great many qualities, and the prices
low that every body can get one at small OUTLAY of
the cost l6 cts per yard; 1874. 3d. 31a and so. ali
WOODEN, and great many more Goods too numef-
Gus to mention. Call soon, without delay, before
all the cheapest Goods are gone.