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n.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
Iiahy cordial thanks TO our generous patrons for
the Kindness We hay received NJ their hands. and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS To Va
Initiated Sept. l. 1852 will receive the same en-
couragement that our previous efforts and lsbors
TO accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN =. and THOMAS II. BALLARD
are now che proprietors OF the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself to do what ths com
fort. convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand
We deslre to keep and maintain, what our Ii
cense calls tor, FIRST GLASS HOTEL, and We
promise to use renewed eXertons Ia render tho es
tabishment as comfortable possible. With po~
lite agents, aud ready, prompt and attentive ser,
wants, We shall endeavor to- afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
n. B.-A previous card long since published to
eounteract the influence OF q baseless rmtier, IN
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that. since its publication, We
have beer IN better condition tn entertain visitors
than heretofore All rumors to closure. or IN
tended closure, we desire our Jrirads to notice as
Observation-Disclosures So l.
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ID 4 ON ALL

vi u ' A L.
IL We hereby notify our customers and the pub
nc, that have removed our entire stock 81
HARDWARE aud COACH MATERIAL 10 onr
street, next door to MessFs. Dudley Co., and
opposite Messrs. Thos. r. Price L Co.
. " are now maxine large additions to our stock,
hoth ai HAhDWAR f and COACH MATERIALS.
~ ~ greet importation from the Birmingham and
.eusuieid, ana by purchases from American manu-
lhetuIrfs' anu shall. hereafter. eneavor to supply
lae tfaae win goods equal IN quality and ia
Fofable terms as they can he bought in the North
ern markets. VAN-LEW, TAYLOR K co.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.--W devote spe-
~ ciai attention 10 this branch of our business,
and have ~ store fIeh Velvet cARPETINGS; rich
Brussels do rich Tapestry do; Three Ply and In
grain do. Hemp, RaE and low priced ingram do
together with a full assortment OF Ruas Door
Mats, Drngge cts and Cramb Cloths
N. B.-cARPEfS made To order and nut dawn
by experienced workmen, Mt short notice
CHRISTIAN Il LATHR0p, 80 Main 1T.
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NTOT1CE.-By vutnre Of deed OF trust exc
in cuted To me. the LIST day oil September. lsas.
by Renben +. Hnndey. which was duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of the County Of Hanover.
shall al the request ofthe beneficiary in said deed,
proceed to sell. At Hanover Court House. on Fki-
DAY, the alst day of October, 1859. n lis o'clock
A. NJ. all the RTE t, title and undivided interest OF
the said r.. r. Hundey. in femr tracts et LAND,
lyIng in sAid costAty(as described IN said deed.
JAMES T. SUTTON. Jr.,
"a I7-dt2IO Trustee,
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SAFE OF Hoes Five hundred hogs were
sold NJ Paris. Ky. last week. TO he delivered
lr}tfeen the 2ith of November and The 10Th OF
december Al $3.50 per one hundred pounds
gross.
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ruiiTEcAt.-The New York American State
Convention ct tica nominated n ticket Sc
f,rrrd froBa she nominations OF the ReUuhii-
.,44 aud Democratic parties. and including five
AZ Inc former and four of the latter.
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TlK PoSrAI. nKFICfENcY--Thr returns of
tlr Pasj-pitce Department 10 June Both, have
leeu revised. and the q, iicieucy 10 b" provided
for lev Congress Is Si.e-l ,oo|. This Is more
thuu 2ltH,uUJ less than the deficiency OF last
wear.
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MAIL CARRIER DROWNED Martin Pool
\ mail carrier from Capon Springs 10 Collins
Hli'e. Va, was drowned, on Saturday whilst
attempting 10 cross creek which had been
swollen by the late rains
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; HaNDSeME BIILDING LOTS IN

s. MANCHESTER. FRONTING ON HUT.
SOMEkS AND WADSWORrH STREETS. FOR
the premises. on SATURDAY. the sth 0rtober.
1889, commenc,ng at O'Clock, p NJ, the follow,
LIST Lots each fronting 25 feet on the south side If
Hnil street. ru9nlns back l5o feet TO an alley; I'd
Lots IN rear Of the above. each fronting Is feet ar
the east line oi Somers street. running back ipi
feet to an alley 81 u Lots each fronting Is feet on
ia feet alley. The most OF the above Lots are
remarkably well located, and are admiralty adant
ed 70 stores or dwellings,, being in desirable part
of the town.
TeRMs.-One- third cash balance at and 70
months. for negotiable notes interest added and
title retained till last note in paid ~
Sc II GGDDTN x APPERSON A,tats
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nA Sale bv THos. w. KEgsEE, Auct Sc q
A ucTIoN SALE OF LANDS LYING

~ KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE- MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18th
DAY or DECEMBER, lss9-By virtue of two
decrees Of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond. entered on the 23d day oi November, 1851.
and on the lith day of June, 1S53. in Chancery
suit, entitled .'.SHnsst VS.. JohRsoa's Ea' ey, and
Others" the undersigned, rs Commissioner. will
proceed. on THURSDAY, the 18th day of llecen.-
ber 1859 at II clock. noon. To sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION. at the front door Of the State Court
Ii use, IN Richmond, a certain TRACT oF LAND.
county of KaBawha. containing 1850 acres, part
Of 5000 acre tract. patented 10 General Samuel
Smith deceased, late of Baltimore, Maryland; be-
Ing the same tract OF Land which was conveyed
BY the unde ssie ned Commissioner. 20 Abel Il.
sinnett by deed. bearing date te 18TH day OF July,
1866 md recorded in the Clerks Once of the Conn-
~ Court oil said Kanawha county, to which refer.
ence is iaade for more fall descriptions 81 SAID
Land. and of the boundaries thereof.
TERns-Made knowa at the time and PLACE OF
sale. ANDREW JDHNsIoN,
auE-tzm Special Commissioner.
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MISt4TER RoTREp.- Rev. Sam'l Kelly, late
l5fetcher IF the NJ T.. Church. South. in Low
,4lArg Va WIS robbed Of his watch and mo-
mes during The session of the Western Viz
Au4a Conference. held in ParkrrehurC,
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VALUABLE FARM OF 2oI1-o .CpE

VALUAKLE FARM OF 221 1-2 ACRFS
20 IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE
NILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar
AAtCTION.-Wil Ill be sold on TUESDAY, Septcml-
per 10Th 1859, at II O'Clock, NJ, the valuable farm
Henry n. Turner: 1t adolns the lands of Messrs.
James r. Jones, Thos. Il. Turner, and others. The
tract contains 22l1s acres OF which about $50 acres
hTe open land, including Il acres fine meadow the
ualance is Wen set IN fine timber The buildings on
the place are comfortable, and sufficient for the
use OF the place. They all in good repair. The
healthy. ~ i navy
Possession given first day of January next, but
II tIie meantime such partial possession as to eua
pe tls purchaser to seed crop of wheat. The
pace VIII ne SHOWN to any one disposed to piT-
chase, by Mr.. Turner. who resides on the place
day of sale. 6ODDiN ~ ApPERSoN 'i'o
" - " ,-att'enass,
POSTP0NENFNT The above sale is post
t9heo To h!pA1, Oct. nth. 1859. at o clock 2
NJ. GoDDlN Il APPERSON,
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I,-rPh W. Thornton, who shot Mr. Joseph
FhaT!ea. iii -. Louis, on the "a of June last,
has been convicted OF murder the first de-
gree.
Al'llp Po:nSot, who has for some years be
Iafs.,pd t. the & rand Opera of Paris, AID has
since been singing ia America, Is about Ia APP
par at IL" Teuiro della Scala NJ Milan.
Nlueg Stephens, a free coIored wo,nnn, died
}u Petersburg. \ n. Thursday. from being run
o+pr an Ih" Norfolk and Petersburg Ran Dad
lhe day before.
I.ry. James Moore, Of Princess Anne, Nd,
ta- accepted a call II an Episcopal church at
Wheeling, Va.
alcalncr Wyaudpti, aud Lieut.. w. X. Mayor 10
The nav Il academy.
VIVA u. Bnrhhart has been elected cashier o {
the bank OF Berkeley, va, in place Of Daniel
BurAhaIt, resigned.
Tie business portion of Madison, Lake CO.,
ONO. was mostly destroyed by ire on FRIDAY
las Tic loss viii reach S25uU0.
Prof Biedsoe. of Virginia, has declined
The Presidency OF the State University OF Mis-
aUUri.
Rev. Dr, L. Anderson, pastor Of he Central
Presbyterian Church iii ~. Louis, has been
ir,ted President Of Oakland College, Miss.
ERNEST TeIedano, who killed Dr. Robt. NJ.
Graham, III Kew Orleans Monday night, has
been acquitted OIL the ground OF selt-deieEce.
The amount Of treasure an route for New
York which lett san Francisco on the III, If
over S2,UUrnUt
Al the Lake Superior mines, on the ilth
snst.. haIl stones icil wei hiag half pound.
Hon VIM. G. Preston. OF South Carolina,
was IA JoueSboIo, Tennessee, on the 18Th inst.
1he population OF Milwaukee, by It recent
census, IL 81 1870.
Indigo In London, has advanced I'd. in view
81 HE shortening OF the crop III India
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WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales AZ our yard. ORDERS
sent through the Post Office or left NJ the yard 18th
street south side Of the Dock will reeeiye prompt
attention. le 1-tfn
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Ds. nooFLANp's GERMAN BiTTERs

DR.. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL,
Tia ErsIt StGHIuFf an.3'CtisS q The present axe,
bGrs dr4Htrsd thsy gysat p0ptt"rifg 0Hiy through
yeIrs ef 15fn} Uab0HRisd satisfaction is reRdered
bp hmm IN al cases, and the 0pks hare
thcm frOrthy,
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COAL, COKE, &c.

{ iOAL: ~ he depot of ihe New York aud Rich,
.nioiia Coal Company. situated ut tbs nppeF end
% broad street, and opposite the old Far GFouDds
= wei supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
heih ~ ines, with all the usual kinds for saeF aTB-
~, i'iacssmIths. Run of tile Mines, and Hard
IoAL- &c 22-~init
OAL:-CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
- IoaL. ask CokE-hAIL COAL, OF the best
anaiity, n - per load. For sale hs
NJ. ID. WHITING,
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A STROKE OF LtourNsSa.~-fn Nori

A. We failed to receive oer usual tele-
graphic dispatches last night
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BY f.. Il. Cook, AuCt.
INTENSIVE SALE OF SHOW ELS,
- SPADES. NC, BY CATALOGUE, AT AUG
TION.-On TU ESDAY, eth inst, at 10 O'clock, |
will sell at my store. $50 dozens
Long handle Steel SH0FELS
u do do do
ID do do SPADES
d do iron SHOVEI.S
d do do SPADES
Railroad SHOVELS. Nc.,

The above invoice embraces a fall assortment of
desirable goods IN the above line has lust been
received from the manufacturers and is really
worth The attention of the trade and country nier-
chants. Sc 70 f.. Is. COOK, Auct.
Tot ON ST. PAUL STREET AT AUC-
IL TI0N.-0n Tt ESDAY. eth inst. at o clock.
| will sell on the premises. the very elisiby stu
ated LOT OF GROUND, having n front OF "A feet
on St. Paul street. running back l29 feet.
The lot is situated on St. Paul, between Charity
and Baker streets, and is level and beautifully To-
Gated.
TERas-Cash. f. B. COOK,
Sc 70 Auct.
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w vices ~ the public in the treatment of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch glTes Dr.. 7. claim Il, public iayor.-Office
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel. and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
Mats on hand, q supply Of the "CHEMlCAL En-
TRACT or FLOW kRS;' one Of the very best
cines sent to order. All comnF by letter
or otherwise promptly attendet to. Richmond. Va
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cAM,L r. HAW rs & SON,

ANTHRAcIrE coal.
fun supply constantly hand OF Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove. for families and factories. aud whlts Asa
Lump for foundry use,
coat.
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alllp Po:nsot, who has for some years be
los ,rd t. the q rand Opera of Paris. AID has
since been singing IN America Is about to APP
par At III" Teuirp della Scala, NJ Milan.
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By ThOs. W. Keesee. Auct..
Office corner of 18th and Cary streets. }


L. r. bt
Il HOUSEHOLEAND KITCHEN FIRNITI K T.
AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF two deeds o. trust,
executed tn the subscribers hy James +. Eer one
dated the 18th day OF December 1855, and the other
dated The cath day OF January. 1859 both OF which
deeds OF record in the Clerks once of Henrico
County Court shall, 10 execution thereof, pro :
ceed to sell at public anetion, at the residence OF
the said TYLER. in the county of Ienrlco. near the
Richmond College on TUESDAY, the 9th DAY al
September 1859 at 10 clock A. NJ. (if fair II NOT
the next fair day. all the property conveyed by
said deeds. consisting of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, now used in the house
kept by said Ty Ter Il boarding. house, to VII;
Dinins Tables; 81 dozen Chairs SideboaTd; Ma
hosany Centre Table: Hair Sofas; Plates;
Dishes; Knives and Forks Casters; Lamps; Wa
ter fitchers: Clock; Butter Stands; So dozen
Plated Forks; Writing Desks: lot of Stoueware;
large Stove Boiler and Fixtures; small do;
Water Cooler: 2 Bins, for -four and meal; 81
dozen Tnmblers; dozen Salt-Cears: " lndoa
Shades 313 dozen Table Spoons 81 do. Tea; b
Butter Plates Is Cream Pots; dozen SOUP Plates :
Washing Machine: Carpets; Beds bed
steads, and Bed Furniture: | Pine Wardrooe;
Mahogany do; 2 Bureaus 9 ManoxanS chars; d
Windsor do, ] Piano: PASSAGE Carpet; Ma
hogsnv Rocking. Chalr;, Shovel, Tongs. Ne;
KITCHEN FURNITURE Of every descri gt,on
and many articles of Hot SfHoLD FL RNiFI M
too numerous TO mention in tins advertisements. ,
Also, Horse; Cart and Harness; Plough and
Axes, &c.
There will also be hired out. ly the Trustees, Tor
the balance of the year the following Servants,
te wit: Little John, Willis. and Sarah.
TERMS Cash & si ; rG 1ikkHERRiETr Trustees.
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BOARDING,
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND

ROAkDf II have several pleasant ROOMS,
- suitable for families. Can also accommo,iats .
Jew "a boARDERS, Mrs. BASS,
Sc H-l3tT Shit Tower House, Grace st.
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TWO PUf~o>EHS SHur.-Ihr prisoners iH the
prItteUllafv N Iittlc Rock. Arkansas, revolt
"a ~, the 2tjh uIt. aad attempted 10 escape.
M Two we're shot, one very dangerously.
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LOTHiNG, DRY GOODS. HATS. xc
m y DC sod az AUCTION, at my store. on SAT-
ahbA , Septehther 2ith. commencing ut 10 o'cl'k
pry foods 100 doz, Cotton q Hose; 10 eases Hats
ana tars; Bonnets; Ribbons; Ruehes. Ne
ALSO-A small lot Furniture. t;rorerles 10
sc g ATEX No'r.T' ~.
ihHT AttItON.-Wll lie sold at auetiop
= at my store, on SATURDAY NIGHT rou
ineneng at ~ O'Clock. 200 pieces Ready, MAZDA
Ci"thnt. consisting of Coats Pants, Vests aferi~
no Shirts, Drawers. &c ~ ''
Fancy Articles. MUS
SO Is ALIEN. MOTT Apet
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NToST, ,yALUAELE REAI. ESTATE ON

~ THE CORNER OF CANAL AND 6rH SITS
FOR SALE AT ACTION At the request OF
Mr.. Christopher Waltaal we shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, on THU RSDAY. the 18th
September, 1889, at AZ O'Clock, L. M, that very
valuable real estate located as above. The lot has
front on the south side OF Canal street OF 1870 feet
and depth OF l53 feet on the east line Of 9th ST ,
and front also on the Canal of the James River
and handwha Company OF about IS feet. There is
ON the lot large brick Lumber House and two new
and handsomely finished DWELLINGS, one of which
is now occupied by Mr.. Walthaii. The lot will be
sulrdIvlded according to plat and survey to he
seen at our office.
Taking INTO consideration that the foregoing lot
has water front on the Canal lthus saving draw
age) 1t IS Justly REGARDED as among the most valua-
bic Ia tins city for a Lumber Yard, Stores, or large
Warehouse. The dwellings are admirably well ar
ransed ana nave all the modern improvements of
gas, water, cuiveFts. marble nantes, &c,
TERMs.-une fourth cash; balance at t. g. and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
GODDIN &c APPERSON, Aucts
I. S.-The foregoing property, as a WHOLE can
be bought privately before the day Of sale.
Ste 2U-tdS
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:
JOHN II. CHA BORNE,
ieN 3as No. IL peari street.
NEW Am EIEGANT srOCk or DRY


! GOunS.-Ne ara now III receipt nj our fall
stock OF Staple aud Fancy DRY GOODS, and will
continue to make additions to il during the
Purchasers are cordially invited 10 examine our
stock and prices before purchasing, as We are DE- :
to please the most economical buyers. Our stock
consists of Black and Coiored Silks; PLAIN and
Figured De LANES. Plain, Figured and Plaid
Coburs's Vaentias, English and American Prints,
Cloths. cassiiueres. SIX aud Velvet Festings. Cas-
snets, Brown Bleached Cottons, Shaw.s. Cfoaks,
Hosiery, Handkerehiets. Gloves. and Large and
attractive stocs ni GOODS for servants wear.
AISO-CARPETS. RUGS. MATS, &c.
ION NSDN & HA Il WOOD. No. 81 Nam ST.
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CIrY ScAyENGEH.-rhe nndersIrned -

FITY NGANENGEE.-Ihe undersigned re
~ specially informs the citizens OF Richmond
that he pre- pared To clean out houses SINKS
and other places Of deposit, aud thoToughiy lane
them, tiie most reasonable terms and ia a man
not IN the least offensive To the premises on
winch he may Work. HIS wagon is 50 constructed
Ia lac air aad water lit.
Letter boxes may he found in the Mayors Office
and Al the drug store of Mspaugh & Johnston
one door from corner 18th and Main streets and all
ofdef. iett ia them will be promptly atte nded te
t5-3ta X III. ALLEN.
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'ehDbiS anu IuDilc lnSLItuLiOnS. Address
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN CO.,
Je 23-3Ins Office 81 Liberty St. n Y,


SHOCkUE NJ L. L-RlCHMONU GROUND
~ Pl4ASTER.-The subscriber begs leave to
turn his grateful acknowledg ments tor the heavy
patronage extended Ia his Mill from the State at
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
is now making improvements that Will double the
capacity, aud enablo him Ia supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand that
can al present exist.
HIS stock viii he entirely of Nora Scotia LUMP,
pied es II faithful adherence to his determinations
to sHstain the fattcring reputation that his brand
has already gained.
Pipster-by application of Northern Ground-hs
only asks trial of HOME MANUFACTURES.
JnHN AiR0RNE
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>ALE Or 4 MALL FARM.

LANDS OF JACOB s. ALLIE AND oTH-
ERS-As Trustee in deed OF trust, bearing date
I'D June. ls57. duly recorded ia lieurco County
Court on the lith Jan. ls5s shall, ia execution
thereof proceed tn sell at pable auction ON ths
premises, on FRIDAY the 9th das Of September.
1859 at O clock p. H., fif fair; III not, the next
lair day. } the FARM conyef Ell by said deed oca-
ted AZ above, and IN The occupancy % Dir.
Joseph /, Herbert. containing twenty-five acres.
more or less, OF which H. acres IN a hae state
of eaitivation-ialan in wood. The buildings
on the place are sufficient Tor the use OF - small
family.
the TERMS. which will lie reasonable. will be
made known al the hour OF sale. The taxes Tor
1873 and 1863 TO be paid by the purchaser.
The foregoing property was sold by the under
signed on the stii March. i.5s- sale IL now
made necessary by the failure OF the purchaser To
h;s rlsk and loss JOHN HOWARD.
60 ,s Trustee.
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BY T.. u. Cook. Auet,r.

TIORSES. MULES, TU.' HUcty. AZ At
= AtCTlON.-on SATURDAY, oath inst az
10 clock. viii SELL ut the large lot IN rear OF tho
Central Railroad Depot o
Several Harness and Saddle HORSES AMONGST
winch NAV be found very tine BAY H0RSE 8
years old 10 hands hi h. warranted to work in anv
harness. perfectly soand gentle. and Kind; 2
itrSe, yonn$. We'll broke MULES sold Tor no fault,
tue owner having no further use for Them
ALSO.
An entirely new TOP BUGGY and HARNESS,
manufactured IN this CITY. to order.
r ALSO,
Two very superior MICH COWS
,nntr,o,r., -, H. COOK, Auctieneer
etiH F1Lln, years old sound and gentle: a
tast fotter. tse % r.. b. COOK Auet
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I,HE TUNsTALL MoIsE. CIV

DANv1LLR, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired. Ts ss-
sure visitors that efforts will be spared 10 promote
their comfort and we respectfully solicit Il trial.
The TUNsfALL HOUSE is aiso the STAGE
oF fiCE, and our omnibusses Will always be ir
readiness to carry passengers To and from the
Depot. A.G. WAITERS,(
]. M. WALKER, Preprietors.
feli-lyd w. r. SIMMONS.
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eer Masaefse Telegraph Line-~0Hee, f3a Eagle
SIaart, Nota Street.
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(,OkE. COAL And ANTHHAsirI.- Ths
yards at corner OF 10Th street and BASIN snd eth
and Byrd. VIII he constantly sappiied das4ng the
season with SOFT and HARD cox and AN
fHHAcITE and BiTTMfNous coAf.. which
Ni "a fnfure be promptly delivered To ali rafts al
the civ and snbnrbs. The prices IF Coke dnr,ag
September viii be as follows, Soft Lump. sa7s;
sest HAL. - ~; Hard Cose si.s0. Anthracite and
Bftuginaus at current rates.
gf-tS mo IT, WERTH Assut
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MOST NALuABLt REAL ESTATE ON

~ ~ BROAD AND on GRACE STREETS FoR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the heirs
OF the late y; H. Ragand Gall of whom are adults
we shaii sell M auction on the premises, in the
1859, commencing ut a. O'clock 7. NJ, the follow
ln9 valuable REAL ESTATE. VIZ: LIST. The ex-
csellent Brick TENEMENT on the Nortri,ne of
broaa street, occupied by Mr.. I. Moore, frontins
ab9ut 2272 teet, runnlns back about $50 feel To 4
WIDE paved alley. 2i. 7 he adjoining Brick TESE@
MIN |. hav,n% the same front and depth. recent,
occupied by Mr.. Nj. Mccormack. Sd Two vacant
LOTS adJolnnG the last named Tenement each
fronting 221s feet, running back, also. about IeD
feet to said alley. 4th. Alter which viii he sold the
large and adnhfablT wsl-ioeated DWELLING nj
the corner OF Grace and Adams streets froutjrg
- feet; running back lis feet to an alley Cribs
mouse has III rooulS, ~ good order. and IL FUR
niShed with gas.l Besides the DIV ELfIN(;,
(which Is an excellent ona,i there is on the Tot n
large Brick Kitchen, Stable and Carriage House -
9TH most beautiful Budin5 LOT, adjoining on
the east, fronting 30 feet running back rs feet 4,
SAID alley. The foregoing REAL ESTATE is
iustly REGARDED as valuable, whether reference be
mad TO that fronting Broad street for mercantile
purposes. or that on Grace street for residences
IERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 6. II and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, So
cured By trust deed or title retained.
Sc - GODDlN 4 APpERS0N, Auets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24
By Thos. W. keesee. Auet.,
tUtiiee corner 18th aud Cary styeets.1

a. HORSES. NILES AND BUGGY,
A~SFOR SALE AT ACCTI0N.-Will be Sold
- lat auction. on SATURDAY MORNING,
2atn INST. commencing at TO O'Clock, at tho Horse
Auction Lot near the Central Railroad Depot
several ShhnpLE AND HARNESS HORSES,
SO 70 TH0S. w. kEESEF Auctiouaar
ADDlTTONAL-SUPER COW ANDcAIP
Wl!i be added to my sale this morning, "A very SUI
perIor Mich Cow, with her Calf. about len DAYS
old. ''
ALSO, pair of large MULES. just from the
country. TIfOS w KEESEE
sea Au.,,nvaar