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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
City ImpT0ysmeHtS-RG Railroad PYejeet-Couriets
for the STATE Prison, Sc.


City TnpToy.meHtS-R Railroad Project onricts
for The STATE Prison, Sc.
LYNCHBURG. Nov. 10.
That particular locality, which has for so
long time beer . dis grace 10 our city. known
ny the euphouious appel .aiiOu OF BuZZaTd
Iaost,'' properly called JeftrsoF street, has
recently undergone quite & change. The gut
t-rs, that formerly Teeked with fiith, have
been filled up. and Ihs strest well drained, and
hands are now actively engaged in paving that
which has heretofore been httie hetter than Il
mud hole particularly in rainy weather.
This street is adjacent 10 the canal and couye-
nieut 10 the depJts, aul should be, from its To-
cation, the business street Of Iynchburg, and
i has long been matter of surprise that our
business UlPn have not made il such. Nov
street improved, il is but reasonable % infer
that the uns'gh lily Old buildings that are now
rrAredO II IL " iii soon be demolished, and struc-
lures more characters lie OF the age in which
we live erected IN their stead.
At II railroad meeting held ~ Pittsylyauia
9. H. on the 1th inst, preliminary steps were
taken for the purpose Of Obtaining q charter
Tor railroad froIn this city 10 DdnYilie. For
lhe furlherauce Of this business convention
i called, to meet at said Court-HUuse on the
&Sd inst
The whole number of votes cast on Monday
last for Clerk of Campbell county WAS ,sr2U,
! D. Alexander being elected by majority Of
3! over the combined vote of his several oppo-
uents.
Wm. Woodall, uezeki7h Branson and Rob-
err Scott. free negro, let here last night. in
charge OF Sheriff Huntington, tor the peniten-
tiarY to which they had been sentenced. In
The case Of Woodail, the effort made to release
him from the ex ira tive years service was soon
found 10 be erroneous, IS the law referred to
in former communication has been ma tier Of
special legislation since its passage A petition
has since been put in circulation fer the pur-
pose of procuring fun pardon Ter WoodaI.
PINKNIY
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
4 Western T'oscn-The OreriGGa Mait-C5opS in
G.r
SYRAcrsR. MIssorRI. Nov. :.

SYRACUSE, MISSOURI. Nov. :.
Syracuse is at the western terminus of the
Paste Railroad, one hundred and seven tv
miles west of St. Louis. The town Is but
little over one year old. and contains about
900 inhabitants, and is rapidly increasing,
both in population and size. It has four tay-
ems, a number of boarding houses. and about
fifteen stores, two or three large commission
houses. two churches, together with a num-
Der of shops, saloons, &c.
The cars commenced running to this place
on the 18th of last July, from st. Louis, since
which time ii has been one of the most bust
ness places of its size | ever saw. Where, 4
short time ago, was prairie and corn-fields,
may now be seen crowded streets. This is the
depot of q large portion of the Sou thern aud
Western trade of this State. We have TWO
cpal things shipped from here are lead and
live stock, vast quantities OF which are car
riei off daily.
The Overland mail 10 California leaves this
point twice a week, in four-horse coaches,
and generally makes the trip in tweRty-seven
days. | have thus given you history OF
Syracuse up to the present; what lis future Is
to be, time alone must deyelope.
We have had an excellent season, and the
crop Of corn is very heavy in all the country
south OF the Missouri river. On the nerth
side am informed, they are not so good
Lands are getting very high. Farms that
could have been bought, four years ago, for
A., will now readily bring $50 per acre. L
make this statement that yon may see what
the railroad has done for this country.
s. ID. S.
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The NfAriSrfa.

BALrIsoss, Nov, l2.-FlonY closed stesay-Hor
srd street and Ohio Ss1srb1. Wkeat elossa
nTtu eat not active white 9l,Sel 90 red sac
"a Germ closed hrm-oid white sors} cents. vel
10" So - cents PROVISIONS closed steady meys
kes closed steady ST IS cents
kKx.NnEts,. Nov. ia,-Flour safes of suner-
hnc - "a % heat-ssles OF far 10 g-od White
At . SOL ~; red sIIt~Ifs Corn~.slrs If IA
-alte At II cents hye-sales a. rs cents. Oats--no
ssl.s reported, Az
saes u New York, FRIDAY. Of 5000 Va. So ut
"a, md s2.o0 Tenn. 81. 60 at ail,; SATURDAY. ~
see3 Va Sat stt, I'll 600 do. al "; SIS 600 North
tafoLnssa Pa 81 GO Tenn. Gs st 20z, Is Oto
do. slo at 70 ard $500 de-. at9s
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~ To Tobacco itanufact s.--W
have made aTTans enerts wltn Messrs. Nuxser <
j,0ferT9n 10 maze and Sc il their PATEN T0BAC-
co PRESSES. With movable RETAINING Pr tS-
SEES, and are prepare ed to make them at short
notice. We call the attention OF all manufacturers
OF tobacco to them. " e claim iGr these machines
Isl. Labor saving.
2d. The work is done better.
Sd. The small space they occupy.
4th. The immense saving OF money in the outlay
for udrhlnnry.
! iIit oi tobacco is set by one Of these machiaes
in from three to i've minutes, and relied oft IN the
long as the manager wishes, Ii enou. OF the re-
tanners are procured, the tobacco stand for
hours IN the mills.
We refer to Messrs Palmer Il Allison, A. Dill,
l.. Lott-r, J. B. Royster & Co, Turpin & Var
trough. ETTENGER j. EDMOND.
Manufacturers of Portable and Stationary Ens ines
and saw Mills, Cary ST., Richmond. 0c l3-im*
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SPECIAL. Nnmrt,rc
Tn Lst The Whole Afflicted World Rend
vPapda EssssltIlMnNY OF A LADY AFTER a
M,xs,,. T., NonrnsMrTos couary, April 18th

n,... ,NoRTi.sNrToS Counry. April iath
have been afflicted with Rheumatism. .tf,ua..
vow my tweiifh sear-i viii lee hfty wears az = "a
1ss ista al THIS month. The affacks we're Al times
80 severe as to reader nc helpless. I have triad
vhtons remedies 10 yer, liiile effect T,ssf fSet,a
YET was attacked in ms shoulders sides, b4ek and
aips. cond not rest dss or ntEht. / could NOT
aove Any part OF my body without crying with psin
AZ ,hls Time J ass tried many remedies internai
arg external, without receiving anv relief. MAS
y !, rs s1avlsed totrJ HAMPT0N'S VEGETAg
I'M i.uhE before | had taken one boiiie ~
which, ielt much better, and as continued t.p -
us ~, ielt streBath COMING into ms hack AMI
mrs and my stomach strengi hsned and rev,yaa
eVefy way. have taken FIVE bottles and m mpca
e'lter than ever expected to he. intend tn ,oa
y WneheveF need 1t, end would recommend u ~
inc alilleted, believing IL to he nnequaliad "
Yours. Et1z.ERrm i ..,.
.fgsSYs. Asoyfinfsr 4 HotrIscy -" !" Ai'L'
1snts;"-Mrs. Elizabeth Bsgwe!l il isax IF n.
M nest Iespectablifs, wealthy and inf,iae liz
sure IN heF case speaks volumes in favor ri tbs
Wohdefint IIncture, Several other nersonz NE
haVe heard OF have derived great benefit from IT,
Use tn eur county, We are entirely ont Of The artt
sie ana nave daily anxious inqufrcrs To know when
We VIII Fecsfre another supply we exnact 49,
$500 ss ~ u from the present demand. and want Won
20 sehq us box ia soon possible -
Yours, fry, ~ l. 49,.
April 18th. Northarna,,n ~ nattaiyyf
~ Cafand get Pamphlets and see crres
S9td ~ ~ hCELI, LADp x CO. Riehmond.
ny br, CookE FrederickRburg: Nv All The Irng
Ass IN petersburg: by MORTIMER Il Now
hkAi, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Sbon-
sse.spers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six hotfles
CO. DC 3j-d&ry.s
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fcr-.&ardtnaa he' Seih@ az - '"s
Yur,eh treaty &C.
:, M. ..uu.,,r
PNRrI ANn, ME- NV 10 "s s'''u'''
,,,.s,i,n FalTeadv leieGraphed from PARTNER
h""N ~3,-ea hp~a
P@AN h"s "a .,,,t IA, Goth
The Ie6teaI a. a. ,,',s ! s,srnnnl ,,a the
The steamer -" s'S,f,
2iH lnst, iI ! - ~, f,,,aya after e,arnin
sls rfPaTleo .'.,, -. :, ,,.sf ,,hsrter rennrtri
irE BE Ti''" q -, ,.,Ss~,,,rifar,s nov d..
e Ug.aN".No'e 'aN' $50 hcr eo}h F,ars
III aud So ger e''c y" '"S,,,i,, ,,,,,,, viii 80
entertained ma pr. ltYs go
lr Hv1i .a,ae" = 30" ''''''
,.--r found. x,-...., $50. o,,sn.ea 70 l..xa
The u -, .,,,, ,t,, on me 9d tust--
Holy ha3S IlE -" .'''''' 80, i,,av,,,,, IN ,ba
). sssor'ed '"A, - y. .g>Ii,s se~,,cea .ra
,g..aC. ARD mas S'@'N '''
TIE e'ns'I1 yes % 40 ,he 1,rinriN
l-ta- bi. 81 -. ,'r.x, ., g,a5n5s,r,,ioo
-. '.. .t'.' - e., ~. sy,,,, Na,>oie,n "a
c LIZ =, ~ az ,aIb !, mini
g.. Rag az - = - N,,,,,ta, W..
}uss-tr ''S -. - - m =, yut,
-p n'.'~' 90. ~, -, -, 10 500,
!#'.t7' H't ,,,ss,. =, ,b, ,,s.,..stSr,,
.t" T.''''. .,..s..~,. =, ,,,,cin4, tY--
90. f.'- 81 N',, :. =. . -, ,.,,,,,,.r -
- SO" "'' -. nrt,h ,,tt,,s3
-, - -. -, ,,.n,,pS 49,
$50 i''S'.,,,',; ','" ~
mr. W. =. -, -, ~ ~
ed. Ne''s KS "a " ''>-'' A-''''i' '''' 80 ''
'r.f*' ......, ~ .,,, ....,,-
la' .AFT'"' s'e '1Fs.e 'l"'t ', - .'.,
.+a. ~ - - -, ;,
r 49," - NJ -, ,t.
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T1sToH, Nov. 1.-THE T0liiug mills and
- Eing room connected with the Fall River
Iron WOIk-, - Fail River. were drs troyed by
IRE This m1ruiug. The loss il estimated 4,
$ br0 on which there is insurance only 10
the amoUut Of fG@H. which is distributed in
tie FLOWING cficcs nameIv:-Firemen' Mu-
tUsi. Providence. S3.tat; State Mutual, ProVi-
deacr, 81 ,UfE; Liverpool and London, Boston
,ceGcr, 81, $50. Etna, Hartford, S2,GG0. From
.ATsr hundred 10 four hundred WoTkmen are
thrown OUT OF employment by this calamity.
The luciIar match mandatory of Byran,
Carleton & Co, in CharlrstowH, was burned
last night, together with the stock. Loss
sJaH1
The repair shop Of the Nashua and lowell
Railroad, located in Nashua was destroyed by
&C. this morning Loss slO,00U insured for
e. itgl
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FAC ranadlnn Kcfnrnl Nonycn,ion.

ToRoNro, c. w. Nov. 1.-THE Reform Con-
reailyn adjourned al noon to-day, after pass
H. : resolutions aIfnest uuanimously ,declari n G
th- existing union between Upper and Lower
Canada 10 have led in Il heavy public
C+bf: burden-ome taXations; also declaring for
10. dissolution of the present union between
Upper and Lower Canada, with local govern
Ileats for each section and central power
:Ur dealing with matters affecting both sec
hons About six hundred delegates were III
attendance. The C1nyen ton was exceedingly
ha an.
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IA TwO-One-Seven.- The Public are
RESPECTFULLY invited To call st my NEW and beau
tful ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all it's
varied branches. and examine the numerous i'm
provemeuts lately added tn the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored in WATER or Oil, from uiin-
iature up TO life sig, which STYLES combine all the
delicate finish of the fvors Miniature. and the hold
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROTYPFS taken
in every variety of style. 6. w. MINIS,
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COAL. CCEE. &c.

~ 49, ~
/ 3tia-hs't oAL.- Ha1ns eusa-ed 10 sell " hat
- Is called ia RI coal, from Midlothian u.ines,
nave now hand lot and v III contiuu. TO re-
ce;Ee IT., which wiil be sold for casl at S375 per
load Of % bushels.
~ Office 18th street, one door below Mr..
Hastin4s grocery store.
ihIs Goa makes an excellent Gre.
u8-lm* f. COOK.
ftONkt.-The price Of COKE, for the month of
~ November, viii be rs follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load ........S5 90
All other grades, = ......., 4 10
no It's JNO. J. W}iPFH, AGENT
GLOVER a{sElL AND ANIf1nA1EIr
" COAL and COkk-Forsae 10y
N. d. WHITING,
no Pm Near the PETERSBURG Depot
( GAL. --Tle depot Of the New York and Rich
x Inond Coal Company. situate at the upper end
Of Broad street pad opposite the Old Far GTnnnG.
is we'll supplied from their Dsep-Run aud Spring
Geld Mines, with all the usual Kinds for sale Fam
liz, Blacksmlths', Run Of the Mines and Hard
coal.
y. B-For the convenience of down -tewu cilsto-
mers, orders mag be left at the store of Mr. JOHN
GRBM Il, l2th street. between Main and cary
street. oc 2t-lm*
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WASHINGTON. Nov. i3.-The Postmaster
GENERAL resolved Saturday not TO make an
award OF The guaranteed mail service from
Portland 10 New Orleans until Congress
thaIi indicate lis intentions relative TO appro-
priallon. for the postal service
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TO patENTN 4NEl {: Z : & IL. ; :,

ITO Par ENTs AND 6 UAN ssIANs ~
RICHMOND. VA select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
the lst MONDAY IN February, 1859, at RQ K
Mill ACAnEMY, 10 Buchin. ham count. Va,
tiUS- J. GARDEN, A. NJ. Principal TEa NJ
FOR 10 MoNTus.-@50 Tultoa. and s 100 for board.
sc No eatTas. Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonies of -ood
moral habits either by reference or CO tificate.
Those who desire 70 have their sons or wards at
a school under ,ood discipline and where rbey
VIII be Tree from the haunts Of vice ana pa
ton. will have an opportunity Of anterinl Them hy
apPlyins soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
ceived
For information, apply to C. H. BARKSDALE,
tsq., Of the firm Of BdrbSdale & Brother, ehoekoe
Slip, RIchmOitt!, Ia. oc 2t-tlE
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Midnight Parade of the Sons OF Malta al
Easfsu,

EAHroE, Nov. About one hundred Of the
Son. Of Malta. headed by Pomp's Band, pa
raieG through The streets of this town 1T mid
night, and created much excitement among our
qUl-t inhabitants. The streets were coon
d~nsely crowded. The parade was in honor
Of the election OF the G.. K. j. 4. and the con-
secla4OR OF his working tools.
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Fire.

OswgGo. Nov. IA fire broke ont last
Night in the livery stable of the Revenue
House destroying il, together with the Rail-
read House and two small baildings aG Joining.
in The stable were ten horses, three OF which
only were taken ont alive. Loss on the build
ing. s. ,0UU, which is mostly covered by insn-
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- The Great Virginia Remedy, nnd no
He .I1U6.-PETERS' lNFALLlBbE REMEDY

liz 1UG.-PEI 4 Us lNt Aitilb BILE RENED1
For GON0RRHtBA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EAS f.S.--1his Sreht American remedy. contain
i1& no Nercural or Bs!sainc properties, eXccls
everythIn1 heretofore offered the public, IN It's Gu
retive, restorative, and renovatin2 powers; and
the medical world astonished when told that
tie above remedy viii cure me above diseases, aud
coHiounded when they have Ocular demonstTa-
ln0wD Of the remade for twenty odd years has
known Of case OF twenty years STANDING to lie
restored to perfect health. and all other eases Of
shorter duration to he restored. without SINGLE
exception, and therefore challenges ans case al
GororTU,r3 which The remedy Will not cure pro
vidod the directions are carried out with prudence
the pert OF the patient: and ans one rnrchaslGS
.sit dozen bottles. and usns agcoId,nuiy. in h,s
CT her ease, he guarantees a perfect cure; ANA IL
case uf failure, will furnish additional medicine
free Of charge. tn complete the cure, throu-h his
;eTJts: amt cure viii be effected without lnco2-
verlence to the patient. Sold nE
APPERS0N < UUPUT, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmcnd,
us-Sm+ No. POI. Broad street.
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nAworato the wisejs suff;cicu,.-Emi

ga Word to the Wise is sufficient. -kmi-
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption. &c, in
their practice, testify that 1t is the best in
ami II yoa are suffering. do as others doing,
give It trl1l and continue its use If it benefits
you, rs much IS accomplished every way hy rer-
severance Ills other remedies, equally valuable,
arc the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperient and
Liver Pills. Eve Water tire DiarfhGa D1 sentery,
and Bloody Flux Remedies, Toothache Tincrure,
cure for nouraleia, and others, can be mad, by
wholesale and retail, of
T. R. BASS, Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, between Ist and ID,
Richmond, Firgi mia.
Also, APPERSON & DUFUI, Druggists, No.
OF, Broad street. oc 26-lm
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81 Even those who are in The entormeni

: = -
of perfect health frequently have need TO have re-
course 70 tones as preyentves Of disease. We are
peTar toe well aruored against the assaults of THE
Ills th9t flesh is heir - Such IN NV orator they
mag find in HOS LETTERS BITTERS--a medI-
cine that cannot be taken Sul6ry without giving
vitality and elasticity 70 the system. At this
son. particularly, the strous est man not proof
s.ajnst the mqaria, in CERTAIN sections OF the
country. In I'll eases of fever and % ne, the BIT
TEEs IS more potent thaa any amount of quinine.
while the most DANGEROUS cases of mlous fever
Yield to It's wonderful properties. Those who have
tried the medicine viii never another, for any
OF the ailments which the H0yTETrtR BlrrFRs
processes 20 snhdGe. To these who have not made
the experiment, we cordially recommend an early
Application 70 the BlTTRBs, Whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive ors ans.
Sid by drugs lists and dealers generally, every
where.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Billy r. Nit is re-
ported that Senator Douglas is much worse
Tonight; but ii is TOO late 10 authenticate the
report. It is added that a consultation Of
Physicians had been called In his case.
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~ We call attention to Snuc,,, ~

TIEk Of BAKERS PREMIUM BfTTERs in
announcer co,un For US to say any thing in praise
oil this orthodox and universally used medicine
wouid be unnecessary. We deem il no. a: least. in
Wow OF the fact that three ourths Of Christendo,n
use II and are conscious of its virtues.
gentleman ot the FIRST inteili sence and stand
IN IN this community said to us the other day =
. henever feel III from any cause whatsoever.
gulp down dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TERS, and sm all RI lat for the next week, GER
tain. - Grfg9k Erapatfer.
=, These BiFrERS he had Of all Druggists in
Va. noII-t.
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PxCRANGE HOTEL AND

Vi
ExCRANGE HOTEL AND
Il BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. We return
plany cordial thanks TO oar generous patrons for
the kindness We his received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS to se
initiated Sept. l, 1859, VIII receive the same en-
eourae emenJ that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN =. aud THOMAS Y. BALLARD
ihe PToprietcrs Of the Establishment,
and each one pied es himself 10 do what the
fort. convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain. what our Ii
eense calls for, FIRST Glass HOTEL, and we
promise to use removed exertions to render the
adjustment as Comfortable possible. With pc
lite agents. and ready, prompt and attentive sar
wants, We shall endeavor 10 afford complete satis
faction 10 Tie travelling public.
n. B.-A previous card. long since published to
connterGct the influence of haseiess rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
be- closed, and that, since it's publication, we
nave been 10 better condition to entertain visitors
THAN heretofore. All fumors rs TO closure. or IN
tended closure, we desire frisRds to notice a.
false and strangers, intending to visitus, wllfui
misrepresentation. se It's
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ByKcn,. Paine & CO., Auci'rs.

7 RRGE SAFE. OF iHEsts DRY COON
auction rOouis. iarre assortment of FRESH ans
SEAS0NABLE DRY GOODS, comprising great
varet o. new and choice SD les, suited 70 the cit
We vii also sell an invoice of very desirable
cur GOODS, among which are many valuable
TABMs.-All sums under 500, cash; over that
amount, four months credit for approved paper.
No 10 KENT. PAINE & CO, Aucts.
C,isnHllsSE0NEF' AND ADsTfNTSTgA-
y TORS SALE.-By virtue of a decree OF tn
Circuit Court Of Henrico county, in q certain SUI!
IN Chancery, entitled Meitert ard Others az. Met
teri and others niade on the lst day Of Nnvsm
Der, 1859 the nndera! ned as Cor missioner, viii
proceed, on tt kSDAY. the 6 h day OF neeeuher
1859 upon the premises. 10 sell sli the REAL ES
FATE of Dr, Inc. =. Mettert, deceased tuatedii.
the lower part OF EenrIc0 counLs. in tire State OF
Virgin 4. adioinln the lands Of Benjamin +. DeR
known as Malvern Hills, OF Mary Pickett ano
others tknown rs TErket Island of " lillian ~
James Garter. and d.. h. IL. toipdexter, contain
n[ boat four hundred and thirty i've acres moro
or less
The terms ofsaie will be-Ole- third part cash
the balance in two equal instalments, at ard
Years, from the day oil sale. bearng interest from
that day Tor winch the puTcnaser shail execute MS
otah,s notes, and Inc title shall he retained
Ill the purchGss money is iuiy PAID, and convey
ance ordered by the Court.
nepem er. 1859, and at the same place Will he sold
all the s lIAVES ct the said pr John II Meter.
deceased about thirty IN number. / ne Slaves WI
Tier viii also be sold at tho same time and
place. seven Mules, ore Horse 2g0 bsrrels Of Corn
TWO three heaC Of Cattle. Carts Wn ems Farm
fnF Utensils i ddar. Shucks Straw. &c; Kitchen
Furniture, and ali other p.Fs0nal property OF III
said Ur John II. deiteft. not areads sod.
Jhc terms OF sale OF the last aInEd articles vii
be cash iot all suns not excoetin; S2-;tF 81
sums ueer that amount cretIt Of SIX months III
purchaser SWING bond, with oproyed security.
Jas. W. BiNFORD.
ne Sim Com and admir-,
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y 7. Il. nisges, Aurt.r,
TNponTtNT MANNHEIM vn,n.yr

L. II ri tFIftH SALE
= - IS 10 WORTH OF Dry t;ff5f5s At ~
iitN; AT NO 81 MAIN ST FT--s,. NINr
ING il SDAY tVkNia.G NV ST, Nh
C.uSlFiS5l. lE,s tfNTIi. THE ENTIRE fgGcK
Is DfsPCSEu OF = Sales esery dan al A ii ana
z H.. and 7 IN the eeesin4. The stock ee era
pr ses the lar, est asso, tment of Dry GU0Is eter
fatIered n sreten u ~ city consisting ID par, 81
LweaGs. SattiHels. kenfucky Jesns. v.slia<s'
H3pdherehls +, GeFis' shawis, several cases oil
Urde shirts ard Drawers.
aHA# s. Ffeuth Eroaclae Shawls. lonr aud
square: French Empire nd Bay State SbgvEs ali
wool tong ard square. do; scatch fiaids. CASH
msre IGi et ssoet Stsiias. Printed Cashmere and
una shawla; Cloaks, snd thee casssoi blan-
DRESS Goons.- Black and Faney Silks Pop
iIns Frencn MerinpaS, plad aud eain: French
Cashmefes, Wo0i Plaias Scotch Gals Iiaids CO.
Tyr Z. farmettas, DeIaines, Tin hams. Prints.
~ uslsns ne.
,LlNhNS.- Double Satin Dsmssis Table. Gle tbs,
Al yes and patterns; lpkins; noils's plain
Linen; hae AID extra Brow l. men Cloths saira
hue Theetlns end Toweling; Gents and ladiss'
ianen Handkelctiets, Hosiery. lie. MHFseiiles
CoGnterpanes, Lancaster QUITS, Sheetinz Be
And, N iact. every thing usually found In first
oiess Dry HepdS Store
3 Ladies' respectful, invited TO attend
IA All Goods warranted as Tspress ated.
j. IL. DIGGES, Auct.
VIM. 81. GALLEY AGENT. pos-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

THIS D1y


u Salss,1l,.4EI Eli EEAI. EsTATE AT RDex.
Am 1,l 81; ~, ~ TABLE FOG BFIt.EMAKFFa
tth November 1850 On the -, y e, .ns
a., 8 siaca las.o nriek Decline e. sew
b.c M - N Fort Mssn. at the cnsner or
aF body nf vsIuahe ifs.k clay. anS
si.,o.h ahs nf ek-.rfd ~ Mir. lease Wilkins
ofFfre p0s''ss eab % sees AZ our
.RNs -,one- third caah !; baance at feur and
sna tiiie retained TIL sill the purchase rnrnev T.
lupS pala. ouDDIs K AfFEESaN.
moo Auetioueers.
SALE OF COZ *.cfonDER. srfrsTs.
!. s sold en- MoNi1A \. ftth inst nj ~ a'eioek
aae JlsFiii "a Charles Cts raad new oeeupiea bs
~ srent isnktns. about 20 barrels Corn lot n
ts,.eaer, sarcts Potatoes ceisiis &. Sc Cart End
q ness enc Horse, ne Cow. all the F.ssrrse i'm.
us Ae. Terms sale ~
-- no ~ sonniN & APPTgsnN. Ape,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14
D.partur. of the Araga.
4 Storm in Ohio.

NEW Yoag, Nov, 1e-The stramer Arago
s sal' ut noon to-day, for Southampton, with
s0oo,he in specie.