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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19

HEAVY REWARD---The Cleveland City
Council has offered a reward Of two thousand
dollars for the murderer Of Mr.. Sterling. The
County Commissioners have offered one thou-
sand dollars, and MIR. w J. Warner, Ave hum
dred, making, in all, three thousand five hun-
bred dollars ~ The total amount
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WHAT Is A FRENCH PEACE FoOTING -
The projected reduction of the French army
and navy to peace footing, continued to oc-
cupy the attention of the press DO h i'll France
and England, and there was great diversity of
opinion as to what peace footing meant
The Gazette de France says that peace foot
ing ''iuust be understood to comprise The abil-
ity to have 500, GtiOInsn underarms at a months
notice, and with 4 view to an extension OF
colonial possession" constant progress of
development in the lieet, which is already
"the finest naval force in the world
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BIoui;u's l5eat-Fatal Rev.

NIAGARA, August Is BloEdiu, today
crossed lhe rope over the river with Il man on
his hack. During the performance, = row oc-
CURED, when man named Colwell, 60 Years
Of age, WAS thrown over the river bank and
killed
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

Eng iaH4 ana fsT Defsnres--Strfks Aa,ong Lem
den WoriHfsm-T&e Frsaca Lear Dsseosd a.
,As austrian labsatt. &c.
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Wool TRADE IN OHIo-Duriug the present
season, one individual at Columbus Ohio, has
purchased 100000 pounds of wool, at cost of
about Siso,Uuu: and il is estimated that the
quantity bought and sold in the State during
the season Will reach l0,Cu0,0U0 pounds and as
Is Is principally purchased by foreign dealers
azd man uiacturers will bring into the State
nearly four millions live hundred and fifty
thousand dollars right snug sam OF money,
which will to some extent compensate tile
State for the loss said to be sustained i'll the
grain CROPS,
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N0TlGE.-.T krm OF LEA sATTrp-
! WHIT z dissosysd ~ n.utual eanssnt. isos.
- authorized to settle up the concern. -
wM A. LEA.

NywTnaT,EE .:- !. frm q LEA q sAfTER-
Aassss IL Is: e .as H. = .:s r1sReS;;
i authorised % settle W the seSesrn. - nffh
au r-ms WI {. ssAAfrrrwHrrr
NoTICE.-The GO partnership hsrssolsss Sc
Of voESEE ss Rras + ,a n: Arm
dissolved bs g.utnal consent. The sosk ana s so
sf fHRfsFV a sss9 cRsssI&Ss
4 WEXFORD. Attorney q Law. VITA inii Az !"
aals-.. s GE Is iDo !. tW1kslhbfEsMRYsa.
NOfslE.-Hav purchased Of VIM, a LEA
f9 t ssa sne HEA Rss s sxo HokSEs
point FIREMAN. 81, l J VI psAsR exss.
II: for eA'H ONLY 1STs II s AEsfaFi go
THE UNDERSTANDS ne.
49, TURNS his thanks t. his friends
in the IN Esas ~ ss s.s
ten years. He is prepared to fnrnish COZ FINS Of
"a ShEoSSSSss I y u sI:s
. eHsa ana 5 iss sisissi sArTERwHlrE
.DINSss,n,tsin II; nrs NUThs firms q KLLEr
Rehond Va ssa BELL. BROOKS HH K rs fI ~
co.. in the csty OF New York, are dissolved This
day by mutual consent. The name OF the 6rm will
be used BY either partner in liquidatlon. - al
thaH !. EEzfifSs;ff aaiss;
RICH'DP. WALLER.
JAMES r. PACE,
G. DREWRI,a $50
July Ist, 1859. a az 6-3w
nlSS0IUTlON.--On the LIST INST. Mr.. JOHN
\ z. VIM retired from our conccrn--ths style
81 winch will not be changed. Calling attention TO
his card, We can recommend him 10 Tho patronage
-four friends. lily 30-lml BREEDEN 3 FOX.
'sFsHaH Lsfi SsspIs SIslSaH5ssSsc
pier Their services for the Sale and Purchase Of
az S,nds OF PROpuCE and MEkCHANDfzE,
Paine Co., Messrs Crenshaw. & Co.. Richmond.
GEO. w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. VIM,
| Late of the firm of Breeder & For,
| j, 3o-tistJa ROBERT 8. JORDAN.
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HE ARLINGTON HOUSE,

CORNER OF MAIN AND Cru Ers,
The above house, now in its sixth ear ~ q first
class BOARDING HOUSE. will be continued a.
heretofore. Tho proprietor will be happy 10 ac-
commcdats travellers as well rs permanent board
srs, and will not relax in attention to sastain the
character it has attained. s jy E-Jms
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BosToN, August i6-Piiots from the bay re-
port large schools of hump and fiu-back
Whales of Cape Cod, on Sunday last
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THE LAST COMMISSIONER 1EH.-The body
OF Commissioner Neh arrived at Canton May
II, from Calcutta, where it will be remein bered,
he was imprisoned and died. The freight mo-
ney on his remains was $500! In Canton the
body WAS re-clothed III full uniform, incl udng
hat and boots ana was then placed, with six or
eight silk covered mattresses of very handsome
descriptions, into the Chinese coffin, and sup
ply ofyarious human wants being placed there
III for the use of the deceased the lid was tas-
tened down, aud the whole left in charge Of
his domeStics to be sent up the country.
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VALUABLE BRICK.YARD PROPERTY
IN PORT MAYO, AT AECTiON.--Thc sub
scribers. intending to concentrate their force at
their yard on Shockoe Hill. will sell. upon the pre-
ing at S O'Clock, p. NJ. the BRICK YARD on Os-
borne Turnpike, Port MAY o, now in the occupancy
of Mr.. George Turner.
There are four acres Of land attached to this yard
the clay of which is equal, II not superior, to any
Piled with Sheds, Quarters, and other conye-
niences.
To persons DESTROYS Of engaging IN the Brick
making business, y rare opportunity is here pre-
sented for profitable investment.
TERas:-One- fourth cash the balance at o, II
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed.
GLiNN Il DAVIS.
J.xrs NJ TAYLOR & Soy, Aucts. au6
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REVOLUTION AT PoRTo CABELLo.---The
bark DalIett, with Porto Cabelio dates to the
LIST of August, arrived ut Philadelphia on
Wednesday. General Falcon, 4: the head of
500 Reyolutionists, had landed q few miles be-
low Porto Cabelio. where he WAS Joined by
General q uerasa, aud was preparing to attack
the city. He had prepared plan to enter the
city, but was foiled by the arrest OF his ac-
completes in the city. General Falcon wa.
enabled to land through completely with some
OF the chiefs at Cabeilo, none of the Govern
ment vessels interfering until his landing was
effected. Porto Cabelio was harrieaded and
defenued by 200 Government troops and six
pieces of artillery.
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A GAR D.-under the head of " Co partner
II SHIP" BHiistta Juiy lst.l T. VI. Cory and G,
e Miller are mentsoned SIS successors 81 N LLER
III T.. No. 63, Common street. There is
euorip the notice. and to avoid nlsceneep tions,
II should he eorrecHd. The business still ex SITS,
aaEi Is carried On IT the old stand as heretofore,
though the 81, e g! the hrm IL CHANGED.
BIRTHE HIGGINS, g Common st.
New Orleans, July !. 1889. jy 30-dim*
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DANvfLLE, VIRGINIA. Asf@
With new furniture, and newly repaired, We a.
visitors that efforts will he spared 10 promote
th2ir comfort. and respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL House Is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omribusses win always be in
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. A. O. WALfERS,)
I'M WAIKEH. Propristors.
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FIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS IS AND q

~ vACA IN LuIs a. IN az IN VffNioN
HiI.i,.J AT ACCTION.-We will sell, upon tho
premises, on MONDAY, the 29th day OF August,
CONNIE nc ng at IA O'Clock r. NJ the ioiiowins real
30 bs 100 to an alley: I'd. One House and Lot ON 10Th
street: Sd Foar Houses and Lots on 9th street.
IS by 40. to an alley.
The premises are OF medium size, and supplied
with Kitchen, Stables, Sc. well OF w aier on
each lot, and now renting al lair fents 10 sooa
tenants. "a
After the sale OF the above will be sold aheut ~
Building Lots, on the above named st;ests hasIn5
more than the usual front and depth The lots VIII
be divided to suit purchasers.
This sale affords excellent opportunity TO per,
sons OF moderate means to provide themselves with
home or lot for building purposes, at . reduced
price.
Tgnms-0ne- fourth cash; balance at ], : and
wears lar note or bonds, with interest. tpay able
semi anrually, } and secured by trust deed.
aus JAS. Al. TAYLOR SUM- Ahcts.
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ClN CHINA, GLASS AND EAKTHEN.
MlANARE, AT REDUCEU PRlCES.-ltn
WfG our purpose on tho FIRST of January nsxt, to
~ remove 10 one Of the new iron rcns ware,
houses on Governor street, now being buiits ana
with a view Of reducing stock, to avoid the ne
cessIty Of mayins 4: We shall from this tins oner
OUR ENTIRE STOCK at greatly reduced pfl-
ees. We have many lots Of esirable GOODS, suit
cd to the sales Of City and couasry Merchants.
which will be sold at the cost Of Importation, Ia
close them. Housekeepers will find Il 10 their in
= :. GEo j. SUMNER b CO..
jy 2s-lm 4 ~s No. - Pearl street.
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IL A n, III

SELLING OUT. SELLING oUT..
Nh E. d. EELIN
-ALA- Dealer in Gents and Yonth's READY
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
viii, and after this date sell his entire stock OF
Spring and Summer GOODS at reduced prices !;
therefore, call at No l26 Main street. and supply
Yourself with cool, fashionable and tasty suit, on
reasonable terms
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and VEsTINGS al
ways on hand, to be made to order. and warranted
to fit au3-im
JUST ARRIVED. and for sale at
S-NTH0MAS RUskELIfS Stable Wall ST., a
ESZAsuperior lot of NORTHERN HORSES
Amongst them are beautiful pair OF blacks; also
saddle and single harness Horses. Those in want
of stock Will please call. an l7-4t*
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SUMMER RESORTS.
s,A HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

Mn1NAruRsHs; s. REMEDY 1 ss FOR CHRONIC
The Hotel at this PLACE will be open for the recep-
ply of Minerva Water is abundant. and there are
NINE BATHS! constantly supplied with fresh
lures, from Is deg. to los deg. Fahrenheit. These
waters cure the Chronic forms of rheumatism;
ton; Govt; Diseases Of the Liver; Old Injuries to
the Muscles, joints and tendons; Enlarged Glands;
Spinal Irritation; Chronic Diarrhos, and some DIS,
eases peculiar to Females, more thoroughly and
rapidly than any other remedy on the American
'''. Their ALTERs STU / "a an CURATIVE
are unsurpassed BY those OF any her MineralW Wa
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enume
rated above, in foruis which had resisted the most
of the sufferers alike wretched and useless through
long years OF pain, have been restored to perfect
health by their use. OF the vast number now suffering
with such maiadies there are comparatively few
indeed who would not be either cured or greatly re-
The SPRINGS are situated in an elevated noun
s M aesah Inc me scenery around Is wild Taane
climate can no%sere s bs sun aha
81 ne Hps EaIhs Ter inyaiids there are two
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
atstes BY fa,lroad to Che Millboro' depot Of the
Coaches 30 miles, over ws grad ehee by stage
tie SPRINGS Passengers leaving 'i meRmoin g.
va, Oh! baitlIIore, Md. IN the morning. can come
through TO tnts place the same day to supper or
pass the night at the arm Springs and arrive here
to breakfast next morning.
Or, For iali account Of tbs celebrated Watering
"AAERlCAS FAgMgRn for May, or write to the
subscriber for pamphlet.
my 2l-d3m s. GoODE,
a&k s pbbGSGER's WHITE SULPHUR
LIZ B0'TEToURr COUNTY, "a.
These SPRINGS. sometimes called '.DIBR Ellis
SPRINGS" will be open fer the reception of visi-
tors by the 1st OF July. The proprietors, having
the qualification 20 know that they have given sa-
siaction heretofore to their visitors. hatter them
selves that thei, future lahors will ensure full
portion of the public patronage.
Board, per day .--.....~.-.......S 81 IS
Board. per week ...s 10 %
Board, per hotel month les days.t ~. 30 co
jy 29-2m JN0. +. SHIELDS K co.
49, kEEHAUGHTAN HOUSE,
ycHAY HAMPTON, VA,
1s.At Is now opened for the reception Of Sum
visitors. The Proprietor has this year erected,
| in q pleasant location the same lot another
HOUSE, containing several very fine rooms.
The BATH HOUSES are convenient TO the no
TEL. JAMES BURCHER,
je7-3m+ Proprietor.
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.
DRX GO0nS 80

0VODNe kCs-WlU be
= sold at auction, at my store, corner Main ard
Dth nst commencing at 10 clock a general as
seTt,nent q Household and Kitchen Furnltare.
y = % rs Several invoices seasonable
&c. - .' S-f AA''' -
GROCERIE S.-W Eiskey, Gin Brandy. Wines,
Soap, Candles, Sugar, Coffee and Bacon
70 e0o CT ars.
ALsO-Fine assortment China. Glass and Earth
sHWare- all iat ALIEN MOTT. Auet
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REDS vERAN-.
n r. )DAH HoTEL, III. ANDS >

REDS vERAN-
Gls)RRAAggr aaSS aalf, AssN.Ia'1s
SYZ ON the E0ropeaa PfaH,t 6rH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY--This
we'll known and POPULAR HOUSE ia receiving
large share Of public patronage. 1t has been, and
viii be, a COMFORTABLE STOPPING PLACE,
neatly fitted up, and the BEDS are OF the finest kind
The TABLE is alwnts supplied with the best the
market afford, and competent servants Ia wait
tine guests. Az they are under the immediate
supervision ot the proprietor, nothing shall be
wanting to make the visitors feel at home,
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
By the day ...........91 .5o
Rooms by the day .........i. :. ~. ....... 20
h. Meals served at all hours, according to order,
rs We have always on hand every variety THAI
he found in own other markets.
No GAME of all kinds in season. ls
Persons from the country will lind IL TO their ad-
VANTAGE To stop at this house, rs there Is excel
lent STABLE attached to it.
au l7-.3iii ROBERT REID, pruprietor
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In CONSEQUENCE OF
AS4 @ the larse amount 81 Wheat and md
Depot being so completely fun. it becoM,cs neces-
sary, and this is to give notice to all Who'a a may
concern. that. if not taken away when delivered
from the cars the same viii be stored at the risk
and OK pen SO Of the owner or constance
C. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
Sup'Fs OFFICE X. Il d. r., Aug. 10Th, 1874
at4E
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EVR SALE-~to remain IN or near the cav of
IL Esehmond-a NEGRO WOMAN. 81 wears did:
soad seanstFess, washer and ironer; has FIVE chill
dfen-fouF hoss and srl-the oldest "A boy he
fer Tait'sl iai, an II-eo,,6t
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


- -
FIR Magne;.s fs9egTnfh Lta5-~o1set. $50 Earle
SeaaYe, Mafa Street.
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VAIgABLE yAcAgsyTv Let as On THE

v slitrH siDE oF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN
a,,rH AND sisr STREETS. AT AUCTtON.-Bs
request OF the owner, who resides N MARI land we
TUESDAY. the I'D das OF August, commencing At
O'clock in the afternoon. a tars vai1abie sneah.
lot ths south side of Franasin. nstween Stn anu
gIst Streets III fronts IS feet on Franklin street,
ard runs hack the usual depth.
This property is particularly adapted for topac
co factory Persons desiring To secure such prop
erty would do well to attend this sale.
TrEMs.-0ne- fourth cash balance at s. II snd "
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, aud
secured by q trust deed.
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TURPIN, RoJPEk = MU.

6-3 RAY.
UNDEKT1KERS,
Governor street. between Main and Franklin, Rich-
mend, Va-,
Keep censtsntIy on hssd an k,nde q rsady wsds
coFFINs AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
II g. < a. BARGAMIN. H.. have ren.esed 10
doors above their cd stand.l where they have in
creased their facilities for DOING sii kinds Of work
WAFER XIX TfsfuSEss q sssry DESCRIPTION
H HsfRhAGsd oii EfksIE akookfSd ks4NsEs
Pf'MPs, HYbRAniic RAMS. &c.
Putting up Portable Gas Works. fttinv up Build
Ings with gas pipe and hxtnr1e; AL sorts ~ Tin
Work, RooEng, Ae, Heating B0ilAnss With hot
air. water or steam. They take th.. cccAs,gn z.
state thai they have The best h0I-Alk fkhtNACE
will put up and warrant 70 giyo satisiactt2h..
large asaortn,ent Of PLAIN and fancy lfn W are.
Crates and Fsnders always on hand ann -3w
II Il VALENTINE 4 son and MANN s.s'vAi.-
FNTiN,,. In, are requested 10 mako their pAy-
ments to me- ~ my isee store. cnfnsf Broad and
9TH streets Ms possible, ~ desbxn settitnz
u. my matters at an early dny; ana e. nns wssA W
place any accounts in tue banda 81 ccIiectrrs.
Au,. As have now vacated the store Of M tHfher.
Garner OF Broad aud 9th streets. persona dessfons
III scet,Yx the same for the purpose 81 1&kf0< aay
ARRANGEMENTS To rent il, will and me- there aafinx
the time OF setting my xceounts For tsuse years
mails prosecuted by me; bGt We shall mt b. con-
fsned to this mxlnesx in renting the bosfs i =
adapted TO aitaess any. Ninth street q IL xIsAs
thproux hfare Of the city. and any pqStne9y mu3s
hsre large share Of trsde 1T place thus senesed
All let's MANN y. VALENTINES, ~.
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a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE IN
NJ PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS-A
~ From Is to % per cent. saved by buy
ETA ing from J. H. ANTHONY,
NMN Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, So 50; do. second
quality, 0o fashionable Silk Hats. %; 6ns calf
skin sewed Boots, 50; Congress Cater Boots, Is:
fne calf skin sewcd Shoes, 2 Is.
J. II. ANTHONY hae made Arrangements with
one OF the best makers n the clty OF PaliadeIphn
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc 13-dAwts
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIEs.-The following has
been ordered ny the Postmaster General -
Establish an Office ut Bluff Ridge, Washington
county, Va, and Jackson Creek, Randolph
county, n. G.. Discontinue Camp Creek, Mer
Ger county; Craigs Mill, Washington county;
Hallas, Marshall county, and Thompson's
Landing, Rockbridge county, all in Nir2iniai
and The following iii North Carolina sum
mers' Mill, Guiitord county; Potato Creek,
Ashe county; Jenny Lind, Chatham county
Bakers Creek, Bladen county, and Clingman,
Cleveland county Change Bar town, Hardy
county, Va, To Mountain Home.
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FOR EN- T-That large MBER-
fs::a Hot SE. corner OF Lester and Nicholson sts..
Ls.a Rockets. The House is 100 feet deep bs SO
broad well situated for almost any kind of business.
Rent low to good tenfnt. Apply to
au ll-2ws n w. TYLER
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ssas. FOR saba small FARM ofon hundred
7@xse Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
~'s-e Mechanicsville Turnpike, about six and half
miles from Richmond, In excellent neiglbor-
hood. and in the immediate vicinity Of one more
churches. The improvements consist OF 4 Dwell
ing with fourrooms and all necessary. out build
ing all Of which are new. Also, and Schard cI
choice fruit trees.
1t will he sold for one fourth cash the balance
credit of one, two aud three years, with inter
est Possession given immediately. Pppy to
l.. 5. THOMAS,
jy 8-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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STOCKHOLDERS NEFTING-T The
~ ~ IMeiith Annual Meating OF the Stockholders in
Will be held at the oEicc of the Cnnipany. M tbs
of September next. 80 ~ '
By ordes OF the President
WIN. III. HUGHES sec,v
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81, FOR ENT-Tho.e two large and modern
Si:: built STORES on Broad near Third st. To
I&A good tenants, the rent will be moderate, and
immediate possession given. For terms. apply to
all l0-lIl MARK DOWNEY
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BLOODY BATTLE II SoNoRA.--A letter
from Sonora to the New York Herald says:
Cuuriers have arrived (2sth July) bringing
official Intelligence OF a severe battle between
the Liberal forces and Taneres army, which
lasted half Il day with varied success, when
the Liberals received n reinforcement OF
two companies OF lancers, who, making n
Vigorous charge, broke the enemy into frag-
ments, and they Were cut down at Il hor-
rbie rate. The Liberals lost sixty Inen killed
and wounded, while their opponents had one
hundred killed, iifty-fiye wounded, and about
thirty prisoners, who were taken ont and shot.
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FOR RENT-THREE HOUSES-two or
s3:: Marshall. near the corner of Sd, and one on
--I Mayo street. now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Jas
Warrington. Possession can be mad on the LIST of
October Apply TO 7. JOHNSTON,
au 3-ts lis Main street.
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~ IT = y II - II y II ~
J. b. X T. ESEE,
JACKSON f.. CHlLnREY,
MILES c, EGGLESTON.

ftUNk AND SEE how cheap ]. G. PORTER is
Y selling his STOCK OF GROCERIES, such as
Market Baskets open and covered; Tubs, Trays,
SIeyes: Water BuCk ets two and three hooped; RIO
and Lasuay ra Coffee; Sugars OF all kinds, from the
lowest - the highest; Bacon. Lard. Tea, Golden
syrup Brushes of all kinds, fine Liquors, Cigars,
&c. all 81 which he will sell lower than the lowest
fof CASH.
ALSO The upper part Of his Store is for rent.
l3-gWH j. G. pORIER. 322 Rrond IT.
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TOR SiLE--To remsln IN or near the city of
l. Richmond. = NEGRO MAN. about forty-iae
years old. who IL honest and capable dining
room agd Aouse servant. Apply at the CARY
STREET. ttiI. an i7-enl3ts
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al, FOR RENT.-0N CHURCH Hill,
9s.aa and possession given immediately,, one Of
TEN EMENTS, third door from Leigh, on 25th ST.,
nearly opposite the Church Hill Bakery, containing
SIX rooms, with dry and airy basement, suitable for
the accommodation of considerable size family;
garden attached and we'll of water on the premises
near Old Market, or JAS NJ CARTER
22-tS Opposjte Fxchappe Hote1
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EI'Es.E z Nd HNNF NlNI FAE TNkF.
1 At BOW Frs FOUNDRY, CORNER OF
CAR1 AND 9TH SfREEIS.--The subscribers
having bsen burnt out the second time, take plea
sure ia Informing the public that they have axaiu
located themselves, and are prepared TO manusac-
tnre FILLS and RASPS OF the best material and
workmsnshi, aud only ask those in need To call and
examine their work.
Old FILES RE CUT, and made as good rs new.
An assortment of genuine BUTCHERS FILES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19

II, FOR SALE OR KENT-That most ex-
III: celient new STORE. now about completed.
IL below Rockets on the WILLIAMSBURG Turn
pike; This House is well ARA ed for Store and
family, and rs fine location for business | will
sell, on reasonable terms, the above Store
Also for rent, several small TENEMENTS, at
same place. For terms, &C., apply to
au lI--l2t* H. w TYLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19
7,RusTEEs, SALE or REAL ESTATE,
ER5ck;;yAKn, PROPERTY

Sale conducted by JAS. III. TAYLOR < Soy, Auc-
tioneers. aun