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Lake Disaster.

S,,nvsky. Nov. 7.-Propeller Ohio, bound
e., Rrf,sIo from Cleveland, with cargo OF
MS hundred and fifty tons merchandise, when
,ea miles OF Long Point, below Erie, Sunday
=, ,-ritc. tygo o'ci0ck, blew up and sank IN ter
,-irlias There was seventeen persons aboard,
.-fyrhrln Thos. Corbet. second mate, aud Mi
,,srl IlniZan, wheelmau, were lost. The re-
scanning af,een persons orifted in yawi boat
= ,hout oars, IN 4 high sea, with little clothing,
f.-4..p hours. which the propeller Equator
,,..grd them up and brought them 10 tins port.
iae oulo was owned by the American Trans
Tsr.auOn Company.
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Inuisiana Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Taylor, anti-Sll-
ie3 Dem cra1. and Ed. Boulignty, American,
are elected 10 Congress 10y large maJorlues.
The American majority in this city is $500.
The Democratic State ticket has been elected.
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MILwAUKIE Nov. ----ScatEerlng returns
from various parts OF the State, show Repuh-
lIcxn gains over the vote OF 1857, when they
carried the STATE. and indicate the reelection
~ R1uS4n
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Critical Condition of Affairs at Browns
VILE

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. o.-Brnwnsviile Texas
Egts> 10 the I'd instant, say Cortinas, with his
outlaws was still IN the Helyhburhood. The
.l.I.,l, drove him of, but We're ambushed and
driven back with the loss OF nine killed and
fh-,a wounded. Cortiuas lost TWO killed. lie
-irra.ri.< after taking Brownsville, TO attack
i}razJ> The Mayor appeals TO New Orleans
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ExECuToR,s.ALE REAL ESTATE
BY Richard Sauth0rn.

HOUSEHOLD AND hiTCHEN FURNy-
~ TURE. AT .AuCTION.-0n THURSDAY,
10th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence OF Nv
Robinson, Esq, on Leig h, between6th ana 7th sts
and next door to Mr.. %. an alIer, will sell at
steads, Hair aud Shpck Mattresses, Chairs, Ia
ples. Washstands, Kitchen Ware, &c, &c
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, RAWLINGS L H0LLADAY.
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
w It's Richmond

80 RAILROAD LANES FOR SALE ON
- Long CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
or lNFEREST.-The Hannibal and Sc. Jo
seph, halliroad Company having over 60O0e0 AC RES
Or LANE, lying IN the State of Missouri which
was granted, by Act of Congress- to aid in the con-
f}rne.9p "i ther Road offer the principal portion
The greater part of these Lands are within six.
and all within fifteen. miles of the Railroad which
Is now completed and open for throughou its
entire length, ZOO miles, and runs through conn
try which is UNSURPASSED by any in the salubrty of
its climate the fertility of its soil. and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply AZ the Land Office
OF the Company. or address, by letter
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. & ST. 10, r. Il,
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June l4th, 1859.
jy 2i-d&w4m*
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wreck Of the shipExcelsior

MEMPHIS, Nov. e.-W. l.. Palmer, the al
The requisltion of Gov. Wise.
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* FOR RENT-The three NEW STORES,
va on Main street. next to Col. Walter u. Bialrs.
ELI a pply TO HENRY COALTER CABELL.
Office Main ST., 2 doors below Exchange Bank.
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FUTURE DAYs.


TRADE SALE or CLOTHING. DRY
MI e sold n auction, At my STORE, on I II RS
"a 4. Nov. 10th. commencing ri 10 onlock. = large
insoicc Coats, Pants and Vests; Cloths. Cassi-
soft Hats CAPS. &C.: Mems. Wonen's and Boys
Shoes; SIX and Straw Bnnnets; 100 and spring
hnop skirts: Neck Ties: Fancy Snaps. Ac
IERMs.-Aii sums under $50 cash: oyer $50,
no8 Af.EX MOTT 4 not
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CHARLESTON, Nov. THE ship Excelsior
ha. been wrecked near Sulliyan's Island. She
IS supposed TO be from New York, bound 10
Liverpool
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LNUFtttTN TIT nI1I'1 TIT
BsLrI~ORR. Nov. S.-F Jour quIet-Howard street
SIS %. " heat active, hut has declining tendency
quotations unchanged Corn dul-new and old
20 - cts Provisions unchanged, Whiskeys267s cts
NFw ORR, Nov. s,-Stocks heavy-Fa. e s
Syi Is. Cotton quiet and unchanged. Flour firm
Southern S5.4oqt $3.50. Wheat nOmlnally CT.
hIa her Corn Qu,et-yelo % cts. Mess pork
SI5 l2r 5l5 -: prime do. Sl0.o0. Rice scarce
Other articles unchan= ed.
s.ies in New York Monday, OF $4,000 Va. SIS at
a.; and SIS coo Tenn. 6 81 a0a.
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*, FOR RENT-On 26th street. Church HILL
ki. and possession given Immediately, one of those
Ell BRICK TENEMENTS lately occupied by r.
W. Pearce, Esq. 2 doors North of Leeh ST., and
nearly opposite the Church Hill Bakery contain
ing rooms, with dry basement, small garden at
tached, and a well of water on the premises. Price
per annum, $50. Apply TO
&C Its f.. d. EACHO.
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EXTENSIVE SALE uE Day G0onk
~. Its CAPS. 5.yRsNfIIUIEE WINEA Il +
1IcLEs, AT AUcTi0N:;r, O. MsDNEsDAY.
c.rse several iuvOlce4 \ lAgxe eeoCYtmegs 81 DRY
GOODS. HATE AND CAPS UNI ru4Es
WINES. Liz C0R3. and CI6ARHs toFethefWitk
great Msny misceilaneous nrt.clfs- tor noep<g-
Gus TO mention Tho attention Of che treds . ~
nos 3. B. COOK, AusG T.
VALUAgLE. sTARIEs on ls1Hs ~
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By the Request 81
the owner. Mr.. James SouthefIsnd. viii -! -
auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 4th
November, csmmenclng at II c'eiacks that v4Jn-
able LIVERY STAB h situated ~ above; il hye
been long and favorabiy known ~ one ays6uk To
best stands in our CITY, The lot frorts 81 u ssvs6
and half feet on 18th street. and il sul5ect ~
ground rent Of three dollars per loot per annum---
As Mr.. Switzerland has already msds chance II
his business, the property will be sold without lie
or reserve. Any ere DISPOSED tsen.sss in The iv-
ers business, would do well to attend.
TERu sOne third cash. Balance 5 and 3 m0ntks.
interest added, for satisfactory endorsed neeueia-
bic ps per- IL. b. COOK.
oc Sl-tds Auet. 81
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nsIs FOR RENT. --0ne excellent Room over
sa:5 my store, suitable for single gentleman
A-I only. F. MCCARTHY,
&C l3-ts III Broad street,
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COMMISSIONERS AND AnsINIsTRA-

COMMISSIONERS AND ADifgNfSTRA-
" TORS SAEF.-Bs virtue of decree Of sla
Circuit Court of Henriee county, in certain suit
ia Ctaneery, entitled Mestart and others es. Met
teri and others,' made the LIST day of Nevein-
Der. 1859, the nndersi ned Con M ssousr. viii
proceed on TUESDAY the oh DAY OF becemher.
1859, upon the premises, to sell all the REAL +
FAT r. of DR. ino. ". Mettert deceased tuated ~
the l,wer part of HeRrleo county IN the State oi
VifEina, a6ioining the lands Of Benjamin r. Dew,
known rs Malvern Hills, at Mary Pickett and
others tknown as Turkey island of William Al
len, fknuwn as Curtis Neck Of John West, tfr
James Carter. and Dir. L, II. foindexter, contain
ng about four hundred and thirty I'VE acres more
or less.
The terms of sale vial he-0ne-th part cash;
the balance in two esaai instruments, Mt ] and
wears from the day of SALE hearins interest irons
NEGOTIABLE notes and the title shsli he retained un
III the purchase meme, is fully paid, and convey
ance ordered by the Court.
Affer the ssi- of the land, on the said6sh s.aF Of
December, 1859, and at the same place will be sold
all the SLAVES at the said DIR. John II NetteTt,
deceased about thirty in number. The Slaves will
he sold tor cash.
Thers viii also he sold at the same time and
place. seven Mules one Horse. a0harrels of Corn.
two q three head of Cattle. Carts, WAGONS Farm
ins Utensils. + ddsr. Shueks Straw, &c; Kitchen
Fnrnlinrs, and ali other psfsonst property oil The
said DR. John Il, Metssrt, not ALREADY sold.
The terms Of sale of tbs last mined articles will
be cash, for all sums not exceeding SD; FIR all
sums over that aneuBt credit OF SIX months, the
purchaser giving bond, with approved secnrity.
JAS. w. BINFORD.
s5-m cem'r and Adm'r.
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LTREt RitkERS.-4f0b boxes MOL Gold Chip
L freshly imported and for sale low AT
JUAN PlZZlNI,S, No. i23 Main street.
. TONS Swede and American Horse Shoe Nail
- Rods, superior quaint, for sale by
JOHN N Goa Don Il SON.
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ASB. ~ : ar1oRY SALE

l 3stOn nv n VA YIN " IN IL q
L asl5 600 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT AUG
TION, AT NO 90 MAIN STREET-CoMMENC-
CoNTINTING Until. THE ENTIRE STOcK
Is DISPOSED OF Sales every day III 9 A. NJ. and
2 P. NJ. snd7 IN the evening: The stock com
prises the largest assortment of DRY GOODS ever
offered at aueton IN THIS city. consisting in part Of
fweeds, sattiHets. Kentucky Jeans, VestInks,
Hsrdkerchiefs. Cents Shawis, several cases OF
undershirts and Drawers
SHAWL s Freneh Broaehae shawls, Ions and
square; French Empire and Bay State Shawls all
wool long and square do; scotch tlaids. Cash.
mere Thihet. Wool Stelas. Printed Cashmere and
Lima Shawis; Cloaks, and thee cases OF blan-s
kets.
DRESS GOODS Black and Fancy Silks. Pop
Inns, French Merimoes, plaid and plain; French
hnres, Parmettas, Deanes, Ginshams, Prints,
Musiins &c. ssassa
LINENS Double Satin Damssk Table Clot tbs,
all sizes and patterns; Ntpkins; Doily's pain
Linen fine and extra Brown lsinen Cloths; Extra
fine Sheetine and TowelIng; Gents ard Ladies'
Linen Handkerchefs, Hosiery. &n. Marseiiles
counterpanes, Lancaster Quilts. Sheeting. &c.--
And IN fact, everything usually found in q first-
class Dry Goods Store $50 $50
Ladies fully invited TO attend. rs
IT, All Goods warranted ms represe ted. es4B
J. ii. DlGGkS, Aucs. +
VIM NJ CsrIvy AGENT np2--ts
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I.sxIKA tAGs-E pRINtIPE afGAkS.-.
Z. ~ COZ extra Eagle and other sns im n a.d
Principe cssrs; also. Inta,lon Jnsf srssssse
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DAlSTN s--tN WHOLE, HALF AND
II QUARTER BOX ES.-New crop RaIsins, for
sale low at the cheap store Of
JUAN PIZZiNI, No. l2s Main st.
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BOARDING.

pOARDlnG.-f have two comfortable rooms
- suitable for FAMILIES Can also accommo-
date q few DAY BOARDERS
Mrs. BASS, Shot-Tower House
Grace ST., two doors above ST. Pau's Church.
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TURNER HARD WO0p AND
L BONE-UMBR ELLA, PARAS0L and CANE
MANTFACFuRERv PaTtsulsr attention p 3 a., 70
LETTE BALLS. CHECKS IN new and fancy pat
terms; UMBRELLA and PARASoL HANDLES,
and any variety of IVORY GOODS.
aIso I'M BR ELIAS and PARAS0IS re-eov-
cred and repaired by "A. ElCHMaN,
oc l2-d3mS 18th street, near Main.
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Nt,ss,ch,s.t.s Elect,ou.
Detroit Municipal Election.

BosToN. Nov. - The Republicans have car
riei the State by about their last years piu-
!aiity. Hon n p Banks is elected Governor.
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BY Geddin Z Appsrson. Aacs,s.
VALUABLE LOT OF 0 ACRES AND i
POLES WITI n A a n0OME GQ0Nfru "a

VALUABLE LOT OF 0 ACRES AND Ia
n. PolEs WITH HANDSOME GROWTH OF
VIE sTREETE in sYbNEY FOR "a SALE EA AZ
AUcTIoN,-Will be sold at auction on the prem
located as above, bounded By the residence Of Mr..
Of Mr. Eusace Robinson on on' the hsu East This lot
IS Justly regarded as the most beautiful in that inn
provins neEhnorhood and the fact that the iareer
proportion q IT. is covered with a beautiful grove
OF orIginal OAK. HICKORY, &c, adds additional
TEKMs:.-one-thir cash balance at 6. u and IS
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
- Goblin & APPERsoN. Aucts.
r.. s.-Ali persons having claims against Mr..
Eustace Robinson, are requested to make them
the Law Building. or leave them at our office,
where arrangements will be made for their pay
ment. nosl q. A
HTT sHfT kEA T FoR ksk
AND oTHEhS.-Will be sold. on MONDAY, the
In s.Gyem ven 1859 on the premises eonmencing
eral vacant Lots in Port Nave, at the corner of
Ohio street and the Osborne Turnpike road. The
adjon the backward of Mr.. Jesse Williams
plat and survey of the property can be at our
Office.
.TERMs.-One third cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes. interest added.
fnd paid retained Go 81 hs IsffPsss "
nos AuctioDaers
EHxECUTOR'S sALEOF REAL ESTATE
II IN MANcHESTER,-T The undersign ned. ex-
ecutor OF Nancy Clarke nj ago, deceased, under the
provisions OF the will of the testatrix, will sell ut
public auction on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day of November, 1889. at the hour of ga
O'Clock, T. NJ. the real estate of which the tesla
trx died seized, consisting of three lots of Land
lying IN the town of Manchester, each having I'M
pIovements Two of the lots lie on the north side
OF Hull or MAN street, In the square immediately
beow James NJ. Perdue IS store; one of these being
at the corner Immediately below Perdue's now oc-
cupied by Benz Moore, fronting 70 feet on the Main
street; the other the centre of the square, I'M
medlately above Joseph Trayor's lot, and the same
formerly occupied by William Mayo; the third lot
lies on Hull street, Just opposite the last mention
ed and is the same which the testatrix resided.
me whole Of tins property is IN the central, busl-
ness part Of the town. and in many respects very
immediately after the above SALE the personal
property belonging to the same estate will ba sold
IERNS.-For the real estate. one fourth cash
balance at 6. IL and IS months. for bonds bearing
interest. secured by trust deed. For the personal
estate, cash &C. McRAE
Executor of Nancy Clarke Mayo, deed
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsos, Auct's.
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% NOTICE.--H Having rented the large and
~ commodious store lately occupied by Mann ,.
w Valentine, corner of 9th and Broad sts.,h Rich
z~A mond. Va. beg to inform the pubhe and my
friends generally that, in connection with gentle
man with whom have formed co-partnership,
and whose name will duly appear, intend to open
n DRUG STORE +, on or about the lst Dec. next. or
soon as the store can he fitted for the business.
JAMES II. PFARCE,
Late of the firm of Waring Il Pearce.
It's Druggists Broad st,
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yETENES.-4e Casks Sherry Vines. from low
w grades TO the yer, finest; tdds. chesce and
very old Madeira 40 baskets Cha" pa NJ Wines,
various branGs: casks extra tine and che'ee ctd
Port now a store ard for sale 81 lowest prices By
sELDEN h MILLER.
Corner Pearl x AIRY streets
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~ I.-.- n - e $3.50
CAIrnr vAsTss. 80. a.ers
q ING - xfsnrx vrsr III 8 Y. y ~ 4 h. Ms
OTsTEevIi Z IF = 3 s. e AMI EhAh-
AND FARMING TN Pi' ~ Nr ~ nTgff sryrk
By rea,last 81 ~. $500 ~ y 10 Al AgCIiUN
intends chansinse h;. IT, t VT No. I. n0bi9; who
the premises. On MflNi5AsVs re VIII ssI pRon
ce mber cnnmencs - n e tne I'm day o. De-
occ,, la ~ h,sie z. ocicck A, nj the Farm
the Rci1,n,nd ~. a. neaf the terminus nf
Hcnricn e.n,rtr st,s es .y.tssvIe rank hoad. IN
R,chn,arJ .n} a;su. hx mics from the city OF
G. Wnidao. ann .nd rfo5n1ps she lands Of sss
contains p acres 81 valaab. land half Of which
pndat,ch!ary adapted e the srew.s wheat corn
ccrr me y to three chnrchea $500 ''l' a"'
dweiisnap har,, aae comlortabe twostery
and other ns oat
Al ths a. . ~ o ..,
ine If corn shnc.s hns. sou .ne crops. consist
plements noises' ano quantity OF farming ina
TETMs-For thu a.,
ance at and yss,s .ssu one third cash; the bal
terest added nj ,of nsgotahe notes, with in
The terms ~ INV sa, sse ,g , oy trust deed
be made knovn sac =. nl the personal property will
''a"o nho~n ~ ne sale.
no 1-2awtplSt ~ 1". a Loh C SON, Ancts.
-,---------------a-
VERY VALUABLE REag ISr ~r 49,,
Personal PROPERTT' CoSsfhs14 * = ~ ~
SLAVES; BLoopED COWS. MUIiE s,s un fTss ns
W i'll sell. at the Falls pianta,soo "a AuCpIoN.
in the county of Chesered @onos9. sa az, oyer
n ns".o, on y EoDAi; the 9Th day of December
nes f III az ls1s o'clock, A. NJ. the bal
a sl.a, Oh me EAb ESTATE belonging to said
eoeta az Si45s acres of valuable LAND
Us aSnoWs. dao acres OF highly improved farming
yins aDout tne centre OF the farm; $50 nc res
10 WOODS. iyins on the Petersburg Railroad within
one n M pi tne town OF Manchester, larse por-
k IT, % when IL heavliy Wooded Also yalpahie
mari Properly, lying on James River, extending
t r0I te terntnus OF the Dsnvllle Railroad to the
Town OF Manchester upon which there are several
SITES particularly adapted for warehouses and man
uiaetqrln =, estaeiishments.
And a. IL O'Clock NJ. OF the SAME DAY will he
sold fifty. valuable SERVANTS, CONSISTING Of
Boys. Girls Men, Women and Children.
twenty Tour superior MICH COW ofthe most
OXEN. and about 50 HOGS. -
Iwenty-four young and well broke MUL ES su-
peIior ANIMALS; HORSES. &c.
large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS
consisting IN part of Portable Threshlug Ma,
chime. Reapers. Drills, l Clod Crusher Sc
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RIAL ESTATE FOR sAr.n


f l4n kssPf e ssFlE;y his Posp
We ssa ssa u
Messss e on Black Greek sdioin,ns the il nds 81
lssdnx from Bosto bridge Il Ia sVS ma 81 M snad
5KY TSE ssd eE Ess sfess,h 4 PAX SK
living near. will show tho pren,.es ~ .h anstatl,
posssd ~ view them. - suos0 us
era As r1 Is 81 payment S,I ss rsmark.b.y lib
no SGT 'N ArrEhsuN,
- avALUABLE LAND FOR SAI.E-
RA CT s oF my srEs ard valuable
county, sbon. mile and haif from nssrr.ni.aa
ana lying eiisihiy upon the waiers Of sand,
,s an % g. the intersection Of the two II
=. heavily tiphered e proceeds Of the zoe, ss
ratise The land is Of the best ana.s ' ~ remune.
paeco and other products of this section in sens
a. VIZ SIX Sr sas tsss vsasbe property
M sn,,v and and apSn the from Danvie to
WITH the Ferry, will sell small T fRea aa I,
Ian u. containing about II acres of Gne rive, ,
farm. s1''ao'e ior market garden, or a small
hersons wishing to purchase any of tins nrone,,x
take p@asnrs ,n me at Dsnviie, Va and viii
any further Information GE s99pTfT'y Fl sS5yNIns
H6 .nhNp FOR SALE...I shall sell tn the
- m.snest bidder, on the 10th of NOVEN nj
,HeH!, tne TRACT of LAND ON which natr
reTue II u IS not sold privatel, before that time
he tract contains 2sS $40 acres more thar nns
VI. .hrn OF which Is IN WOOD. the balance in hal
thS state Of Improvement IA Hsai
convenient Ieal pW ss1nsis Gf Iarss comfortable
houses. anu "thoi necessary Out
sp rbeSe is,ansxcellent ORCHARD. and a, GOOD
81 W " ATT as can be found in the State
=, his Iand lies within 4 mile of Charlotte q n
Va, Churches in the village and an exceilent
MAZE ana telnale School
DC A-t9N wN n DAyTnSoN
- FOR SALE. "a small TRAGIC OF LAND.
on the New Bridge Road. three miles "a a. Of
the City OF Richmond. known az Amin RI y
enc aaloinlng the Lands of Mrs. Dr. Christian IL
.. a. mart and Others The above tract Ias
acres; and Is situated in pleasant and desirahls
ne ~ Rp9T mood 1t has upon it very good Dwell
LIZ u-HobSE, containing or 10 rooms with a
snlnelency OF wood and water. The soil is prodne
tFe, ana is We'll adapted to the growth of afI kinds
OF grain, grass, &c, and would make most 1esi-
Iahie vegetable garden It is klehly susceptible Of
Improvements, and by the judicious use of lime
and guano. can be made desirable farm as the
satisfactory results from the use of these manures
on other lands in the neg hborhood viii ATTEST. TIE
above property is offered for sale privately lb
etal ana accommodating terms, or would ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
a., RAWLINGS 4 HOLIDAY
Hth street, between Main and Franklin
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cah L. :. NJ. STEAMSHIP YORK
S5EExs TOWN.-The YORKTOWN. CAPTAIN
1sS'~F ARRIsH, will hence forward leave Rich
mond at o'clock, p. NJ. on Mondays The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows. viz.
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at4.
The LAM ESTOWN on Tuesday afternoon at L.
The ROANOKE ON Friday afternoon al t.
for New York. via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth. lse 29-tsl LUDLAM & WATSON.
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FRESH BUCkWHEAT FLOUR, in small
i bags for family use, always hand and for sale
by WM. T. KING. K Franklin ST.
TRESH MOUNTAIN ROLL BUTTER
Jus, received IN store for sale by
WIN. L. KING and Franklin At.
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL JOURNAL FOR

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sALE.oWinE e the pressure p PNT9psss4Hnn,
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We will offer the Journal to any who may wish to
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4 larse list of subscribers; also including back
numbers and every thins appertaining to lie pro-
perty app icatiGn may be made 10 j. y. McCAw,
NJ D. the DIRsffiTPcsH ffioI buNSAvANT CO..
&C 26-laV2w Richmond, Va.
(iTY OF RICIiNI0Nn. 40 VITA
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Hastings the said city on Monday, the 9Th day
of November 1859:
William H. Hayward and Mary Garrish, IN DEBT.
partners dong business 9ndef the cru Sfni
The object OF this suit is to recover sinst the
dsienaa q, the he's, sun q ONE bSN N FL HT R
CENTS. with lesal inieresi thereon from the loth
day of September, 1889. I'll paid; aiadavIt having
been made that the delenf nc May 6arrisa Is
b, required to appear in the said Clerks Office,
within month after due publ cation hereof, and
do what mas be necessary To protect her interests.
A Copy-Teste:
no Slaw4w no TOW ARD. Clerk
COMETss.NG FOR SEsOEaiakEks AND
- SADLERS.-i woud hereby return nay thanks
to all my customers for their kind patronage Tor
the last fonr years. and most respectfully solicit
continuance of the same.
| nave n nd COED assortment OF SHOE
FINDINGS KIT, &C., which can lie bouR ht very
CHEAP FOR CASH, as | am determined IN future
to sell these 'linss at retail, cheaper than ihes
nave ever before been sold in this city Aiso,
SADIERS SkiRTING, HARNESS LEATH-
Err. TANNERS OILS, &C,-evers thns usaails
Ike pt in a Leather and Finding store, To which IN
vite the attention OF ail IN want as am determn-
= : - &. H. CHALgLEY. 18Th street,
sc S-dlmcw3nl between Main and Carv.
LyLEGANT STOCn or fs.l GtsslIsS
IA AT RETAIL OR WH0LES ALI. FOK CASH.
BY recent large additions. prepared to
offer our friends and strangers visiting the Fair.
the best stock of irst class retailing DRY GOODS
We have ever had.
In FANCY sIIKs. we are Offering great bargains
Rich Silk ROBES at S35. wnrth Si5.
Rich Paris be Lame ROBES.
LARGE stock franch DE JAMES
Satin Faced MERIN0FS and Eept MERINoES.
vALENTiAS, PopLINS and POLL DE CHEW
Lace and Nnslin fETs and COLLARS.
rich De Lame ROBES at 50, worth Sill
Kid GLOVES, as CORD as Alsxander's. NJ 7s cents
The best Bleaeied sHIRTINGs ever sold at 8. 10,
and i2ts cents
Every .I'ssi g ' e. r. ss.s RE:
CUGAR. ..5 hhds. caba sus ar: for sale By
- POTTS, FARLEY y Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

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