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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18

The expenditure of the Zurich Plenipoten-
;Iaries and their saites, at the hotel where
they lodged, is said to have amounted to above
$@abGl.
An election for seat in the House Of Dele
gates took place i'll Cabell county. on the 9Th
UIt, which resulted in favor OF Dr. Henry b.
Maup.n.
Master Edward E. Preble. of Portland, Me-,
has been nominated a candidate for mid
saIPnan. He IS The only surviving male de-
scau6dni CT Comm odOre PTeble.
Prof. Lowe intends TO start on his trans
atlantic trip IN the great balloon, the CITY OF
New York, on Saturday next.
A fine back deer was caught in The cow
catcher of an engine on the Erie Railroad near
Deposit last week.
Hon Wm. Jarvis, who was appointed u S
consul 10 Lisbon, by President Jefferson, died
ia Vermont on The 3lst ult.
Columbus Bayne, q young man from Alex
andria, Va, was drowned by falling in the
dock Ut Annapolis, Md, recently.
At Wing meeting held in Lexington, Mo,
last week, Edward Bates was nominated for
the Presidency.
The Spanish minister al Washington, Il is
stated. gives a grand diplomatic dinner on Sat
uFday, in honor OF the birthday of The y ueen
OF Spain.
Thomas Champ, colored, voluntarily en-
shaved himself at Winchester, Va, last Satur-
day, to Gen. James II. Carson.
Mr. RaTey, of late, has been giving gratUitous
exhibitions OF horse-taming 10 the carriers
cab and omnibus men OF Glasgow.
II is said that Madame Jenny Lind Gold.
schmidt eoutemplates returning TO the practice
OF her profession as a public singer.
A Slight fall Of snow was general through
out Tennessee, North Alabama and North.
west Georgia, on Saturday night last.
Fernando Wood has been nominated fol
Mayor of New York, by the Mozart HALF
Democrats.
Ex-Governor Porter, Of Pennsylvania, ha.
left for Texas, 10 assume the presidency OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
Sir Francis 5. Goldsmid has presented f1G(
sterling 70 The fund Tor the purchase Of mus.
kets for Carl haldi.
GIr. Lincoln, the present Mayor of Boston
declines 70 be u candidate again for re-elec-
tion to office.
'.Doe.ticks," Thompson, is said to be an ap-
pilcant for Il passage in Prof. loves great
balloon.
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CTRAfNED HON Y.-We have now IN
- store a superior article of Honey, for sale by
the gallon. Z. JOHNSTON K BRO,
DruFgista.
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- -
BY T.. b. Cook, Auct .

H0RSES. MULES. TOP-BUGGY Ann
URDAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock Will sell At the
large lot nesr the Central Railroad Deeot several
harness and Saddle HORSES. amongst which mar
De found pair Of very handsome Match Bays six
years old, perfectig. sound and gentle-a most ex-
cellent pair OF family animals.
AISO-4 large, young. we'll broke MULES.
l TOP Blu G6Y and HARNESS. in good order
ALSO.-Seserai very hne MiLCH COWS.
no Is f. b, COOK Auctfnnear
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BY Dickinson, Hill 4 Co., Auct's.

THRUST SALE or STA ES.-Will be sold
Il at the auction rooms of DICKINSON. HILL &
CO.. at the corner of Franklin and Wall streets,
in the city of Richmond. on EDNESDAY, the
23d day of November. 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. M the
following slaves, viz Rebecca, aged about 40 ; her
son Joe. aged about Is; her daughter Sally. about
10; Mary. aged about IS, and her four children
Sarah Ann, about s Dick, about 6; Ophelia, about
3, and infant.
Terms at sale.
By order Of the Trustees.
DICKINSON. Hill, Il co.
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NE onrth SmnnlY.

RAEourth supply
w are receiving by tO-dav s steamer our FOURTH
SUPPLY OF WINTER GOODS, now being purchas-
ed by our Senior in New York
Among which may be found
tle ant Cloth and Veyes CL0AKS.
IRISH P0PLiNS and SILKS in great variety.
Our customers and the public generally are re-
QUssted TO examine our stock before purchasing.
no Its SAINT, NJ. PRICE n co.
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IA Word 10 the w Use is sufficient.-Eml-
SYRUP, for Coughs. Colds. Consumption. &c, IN
their practice testify that it is the best in
and if you are suffering, do others are doing,
give it trial. and continue its use If 1t benefits
YOU rs much il accomplished every way by per
severance. His other remedies, equally valuable,
are the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperient and
Liver Pills, Eye Water, the Darrhpa. Dxsentery,
and Bloody Flux Remedies, Toothache Tinctnre,
cure for neuralgia, and others, can be had, by
wholesale and RETAIL of
+. r. BASS, Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, between LIST and ID,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also, APPERSON & DUPU1, Druggists, No.
Oh, Broad street. &C 26-lm
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Y ABLE LoTs' IN THE Town OF NAN
CHESTER, BOUN DED BY D E &C A I i r,
BLAKELY AND BURROWS STREETS-As
Commissioners appointed by decree of the CIR
cut Court of Chesterfield. pronounced on the 9th
Of October, 1859. IN the case Of Winlree rs. Win
premises, on SATURDAY, the 10Th December
1859. at IL O'Clock. NJ, the REAL, ESTATE in
Manchester. located as above. of which the late
divided according to a pla. and survey to be ex-
hiblted at the hour Of sale.
TERMs.-Enough in cash to defray costs of suit
and expenses of sale; balance credit in equal
instruments. of one and two years for bonds with
good security, and title retained till the further
order of the Court.
SYpE;INHAM W,ALKE,} com,rs
VIM. T. LlTHGOW. Oohi u.s.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auct's.
no ~
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"a Two-One-Seyen. - The Public arc
respectfully invited to call at my NEW and beau.
tiful ROOMS recently fitted up for the purpose OF
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches, and examine the numer ons IN
provements lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored i'll WATER or OIL, from MIN
ietnre up to life sz which styles combine All tae
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROI.Y r rs taken
in every variety OF style. u w. MlNNlS,
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1rERYyALUARLEREAL ESTATE AND

' PERSONAL PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS, &C., AT AUCTION.
will sell, at the Falls Plantation. on James River
mond, on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of December
next, commencing at IG1s o'clock A. NJ, the bal
anee of the REAL ESTATE belonging to said
estate, containing 3i415 acres Of valuable LAND.
as follows: lS5 acres OF highly improved farming
Land, lying about the centre ofthe farm $50 acres
in woods. lying the Petersburg Railroad. within
one mile OF the town OF Manchester. large por-
ton of which is heavily wooded also, valuable
Wharf Property, lying on James River, extendlnf
from the terminus of the Danyle Railroad 20 the
town of Manchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
ufacturing establishments.
And AT IL O'Clock NJ. OF the SAME DAY. VIII be
sold fifty. valuable SERVANTS, consisting oil
Twenty four superior MICH COW of the most
lmproyed stock; Il young CATTLE; yoke oil
OXEN, and about so HOGS.
Twenty four young ard well broke NJ Els, su-
4 iarge variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting in part of a Portable Threshlng Ma
chine, 2 Reapers, Drills, ! Ctod CTusher, &C.,
Wagons, Carts and Gear.
About 1000 barrels OF Corn, a large quanuty
Shucks Fodder and Straw, and large quantity
of fall and winter getables.
TERMS OF SALE as follows: For the real estate.
all sums of So 600 and under, one third cash: the
balance at 2, and years; for all sums OF ssWv
and under SO 90 Il cash. the balance at l. z, 8
cash the balance at 2. 8, 4 and years, the puf-
chasers to execute negotahie notes with interest
added, payable semi annually; and secured by tfns,
deeds For the slaves, cash. for all other persona
property. SUMS Of $50 and under, cash; over 100
mont s. credit for approved nss9Mao aR notes
WV" Executor Of Jos. Mark, decd.
/ JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son. Aucts. &C "
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EXaEEsGT0RS, SALE OF FOUR HAND.
DEe4 2TTIE whipping glsr LOTS. ON Jones AND
reanest IF Msaa hhETS. MANCHESTER.-Atth the
ell IMSieegaors OF r. w Flournoy, deceased, we shall
sen ~, az SUCTION on the premises, on SATURnAV
pcasea Is above each fronting 80 feet on the west
h,'s ~ zones street runntns back ls2 feet. and
IkRds-One fourth cash balance Mt & and 70
months Tor negotiable notes interest adsad "u a
title retained till last note be paid o"' anu
no is GODDIN r. ApplpcnM A.. a.,
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rsrnesrreo Va Nov d l,T - rejection election
to.dSS Nc, ,e' rs, resigned by Alex Donnaa, re-
10 i'i t'se he election of Chas. +. Collier. The
su i.. s,,,,t Collier 63i, scattering ~.
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ia Fairbanks

STAN nARD SCALES:
Adapted TO every branch Of business where a cor
rect and durable scale is required.
SCALES FOR RAILROADS..
SsALES FOR COAL DEALERS AND MINERS,
SSAlaES FOR HAY AND CATTLE DEALERS
Rk HOUSE AND TRANSPORTATION
PoRr8SBEE AND DORMANT SCALES FOR
ScAlEs FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR DEAL
COUNTER SCALES. every VARIETY:
BANKERS, AND IEWELERS' BALANCES,
SCALES FOR FARM AND FAMILY TSE'
WElGHMASTERS BEAMS.
POST-OFFtCE seal rs,
DRUGGISTS SCALES,
- . TWENTY ptFFERENr STYLES.
II of which warranted in every particular
Cali ana examine, or send for Illustrated Cata-
losue. to the Agents.
CLARKSON & ANDERSON.
no l5-lm No. le6 Main ST., Richmond Va
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nA Kidney and Bladder Compia ints.-
sewest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Com plants Urinary DISTINCTIONS Leucor-
rhpa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostitution and Debility Of either sex, is HARIs-
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Person. who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. It's
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medl.
BUCHU COM4OUND in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 50 cents. fresh supply Just re-
oeiyed by FISHER i WINSTON, Druggists,
10 I4-i2m Main street, Richmond.
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BY r. Il. Cock. Auc,
=. ~. S00ks Auct.
NT0RTI1ING NJ

M9KTrrnlNG MACHINE, LATHE. can.
- rENI ERS TOOLS, &C., AT A1CTinW--
IN FKIDAf 18th inst at 10 o'ciock, viii ssli. a
my store, Morticing Machine and sfdai.. LIZ ~
and Tooss Buag Machine; Circular S.v. s sdo
Plane: Rollers: Boring Machine tosetScy s st
Skating and Betting for the same and s,,ras ~.
other Carpenters Tools
The above articles are in first rate order, hav;nx
been used only ahout month.
The attention OF carpenters is respectfully "a
quested Ino III f. r. COOK Avnt
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THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a CO.
i partnership for the transaction of a COMMITS
SION BUSINESS. under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB & JOHN G. WADE. They will give par
ticnlar attention to the sale Of FLOUR, WHEAT.
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No 6S Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN g. WADE.
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ALEX. MOTT, Auet'r.
BY Thos. w. keesee. Auct'r.
Office corner of 18th and Cary Strnats

HORSES, MULES, DRAY, AND cows.
FOR SALE AT AUCTf0N.-Wil be sold on
SATURDAY morning November 49, commencing
At 10 O'Clock. at the horse auction lot near the
Central Depot, several SADDLE and HARNESS
HoRS rs, two MULES, one second hand DRAY,
Also. two MILCH cows
no 1875 THOS w KEESEE Auct
C0MMISSIONER'S SAI.EOF REAL ES-
- IAIE-ln pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield. executed on the 18th day Of
October last: shall offer for sale on the premises
on FRIDAY, the 18th of December next, the tract
OF LAND on which the late Miles F. Chaklev re-
sided and died, containing between 80 and 400
acres lying IN the above named county about ~
miles from the city OF Richmond miles from Ches-
terheid Court-House, and adjoining the lands of
Martin Woodcock, William K. Brown s estate and
others. About one half of the above named land
~ IN original growth the remainder being open and
n good state OF cultivation and well adapted to
the growth oil corn, wheat, oats, and tobacco: and
also on the place large and convenient dwelling
mousse ana all necessary out-houses all in good re-
pair. " s o
shall also sell on the same day all NV household
ara kitchen Furniture; Stock, consisting of Horses
hogs, Cows, &C., crop of Corn, Oats, Fodder
ThRMs.-One- third cash; balance in one and two
years, by the purchaser giving bond wi, III approved
security, with interest from date and title 10 he re-
tanned until last purchase money is paid
sale TO commence at II O'Clock.
no l7-2awtds* , SV' IL
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

ballard HOUSE.
IN presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness wa have received al their kar,is and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to W
initiated Sept. !, 1859, win receive the same en-
coufagement that our previous efforts aud iabors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now she Pfopretnrs OF the Establishment.
and each one pledges himself To do What the com
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii
cense calls for, FIRST CIAHS HOTEL, and We
promise to use renewed exertiens to render the es
adjustment az comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants. we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
factien to the travelling public.
~ bs--A previous card. long since published to
counterfeit the influence of a bnseess rumor, is
suihcient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, we
nave been In better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rumors - to closure, or in
Tended closure. we desire friends to notice as
ialseand strangers, intending to visit US, willfu!
Misrepresentation. sel-ts
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NOW is THE TINE to purchase your DRY
~ GOODS, as LEVY IS determined to please all
who favor him with call, and is offering such great
Inducements that no one can possibly fail to be
satisfied with the prices. He has now in store a
splendid article of Irish Linen at SO cents per yard
1t is really good bargain, and is richly worth IS
cents. Also, 90 pieces of extra super Bleached
Cottons at 2a cents per yard. the best in the city
for the price; so dozen fine Linen Shirt Bosons at
IS cents a Bosom; 100 dozen fine Grass Linen
Handkerchiefs at IS cents; Bed Blankets and Negro
Blankets. OF all qalltles "a and lo4 Beached
Sheetings A large assortment of Casslmeres.
Cassinets, Satnets and Kerseys. at
IACnR A LEWIS Main CT
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4 -.--.--l-a.-sAa
rrr.EGRAPHIC NEWS.
,,n ro, rnr RICHMOND pIsrATcm.l


= ,,ag,,tte Telegraph L,ns--08ee, i3s Eagle
re- 'i"s" Sqsars, Mais street.
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An election for 4 seat in the House Of Dele
gates took place in Cabell county. on the 9Th
UIt, which resulted in favor OF Dr. Henry b.
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no lids Auctinneers.

sSs SALE OF IANDiN HAMMER. ON
&T<@ THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
--es BOUT TWELVE MILES FROM RICH
the undersigned Will, on the STH DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1859 (if fair; If not, the next fair day }
on he premises, offer for sale "a TRACT OF LAND
Railroad, containing 220 ACRES II adons the
lands OF Mr., William Pridds, john F. Cross, and
others. The tract Will be sold whole, or lots
of ll0 acres each. This land IS in a GOOD neg hbor-
hood. and adapted to the growth of corn, wheat,
tobacco & c. and is well timhersd Indeed the ready
saie Tor wood to the Railroad Company and its con
venience to the road. afford great Inducements to
any one wishing to engage in such business.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
n WINSTON
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OELICS OF M0NTICELLO--WA ak I've
IL CANES, cut at Monticello. and manuise,,uuIea
in handsome style, by ]. p. HAbbAcH,st ChAf.
'o''o''it0' JOHN POE, JR.. Agent,
Under the Ballard House. Richmond, Va
HOME AspeRAvE OF IEfrEAsoN
Mid P,edmont's range, with sudltnt hikhs
Aud loftier mountains far and nigh,
I.ooms Monticello, proudly known
AS home and grave Of Jefferson.
His genias born for freedoms cause,
His iutig ment true 10 nature laws,
His pen taught thirteen States 10 ses
By rsht they ought and could be ifee'
no4-lm
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.Hartshorne's Cure-AI.

ia Hartshorne's Sure-An.
IT CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation is used internally and
externally. IL cures
rOOTHACHE. HEADACHE.
SPIRAL Ms and BRUISES CuILBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBGS. EARACHE.
RHEUMATISM, SCALDS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA. CHOLERA.
PAIN IN THE LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN 10 the STOMACH, Pal Y m the BREAST
SORE THROAT. FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
Bens a fine TONIC, il is very beneficial for
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles OF u, Is and so cents Sold by all Drug
glsts in Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk, and
thTous hout the State. Je l4-l2m
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Master Edward E. Preble, of Portland, Me
has been nominated candidate for mid
saIpman. He IS The only surviving male de-
scan6ant Of Comm ohOre Preble.
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S4IEOF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
l ON VENABLE, NEAR CLAY SrREET.-B
virtue of deed of trust executed to the under
signed by Martha soutbworth, bearing dase ne
Ofiee Of the Court OF Hastings OF the City oil
Richmond for the peneft Of Cornelius Crew, at the
request OF the sad beneficiary, shat EXPOSE 70
sale. en- MONDAY, the 2lst day OF November,
comInenein g at clock ?. NJ, the propert, con.
vey ed IN said deed, and deser!hed as follows
lN(SS and Improvements thereon, called the " Redo
House. lying and being in the city Of Richmond
and bounded on the NeIth by Venabie street, on
and on the Easily an alley running from Vensnlt
to or Clay street, in the said city, being lots Nos
and 2. of McConie's plan, of record IN the Rich
mond Hastings Court, and being the same t~f
lots Of land conveyed to the SAID Martina south
18th day of June. 1859. and Of record as above.
TERMs-Made known on day of sale.
PETER j. CREW, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. not
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;,sSs oEE Is fa1gssYk' d ssEs:
s saa5aSsE s sss' =
rates. with rfaat.st dispatch ' '@'''"o''' - low
on bssss ss, ,hs X this viii please
Nh SATURDAY. the 10Th Nosesm alsss' O'clock
ras,saes and fare. SO,
FnsN THE ROANOKE. Cart, Carer
$3.50 viii leave here THIS AFTERNOON Al
nassearers arc requested to he on board in due
cansisnsss ara requested to send down :, thu
wharf for their goods. " '''e
Only iimited enantity of freishs can be taken
o'clock. n, TO-DAY. " '''e''eu a''er "
no ls--lt LUDLAM Il WATSON.
.EFfn FOR FOR PaILADELpHIA.E EVERY
f 81 sssssf EvAnfAA d No; assTsamshe
NV ready to receive freight, and viii leave o N
Fer freight or passage, having supes,a, a .e M
"oaA''oAs' "PRyE to TUTr1r A..
Freight through to Boston. via pb,Ia5 hacseas
''ea , a, moderate rates and with dispatch. y
hsAs-s;...;:t FOR g :, LtyNCHBuRG-To leave
= v ssy Canal q s5 sss.
lo io-- :. AT the Shed, Dock street
I'll. ,NoTICE-c CHANGE OF SEIZED.
Nh Es;adter this date the Powha-
WI, leave Riehmend fer BALTIMORE enls 'e TWfcs
and BELViDERE every TUESDAY, atlsdieIact'
no lI--lw DAVID X WIN. cuRRIE.
<Ssssss FOR pHILADELPHIA-F YES
.zss P HAYES. Cart. W@ SINE s. Ms.s ssn0 Saer
Ing ing portion OF her cars9 engaged and going on
Ersis, WI, nave quick dispatch. For balance OF
no ITS DAVID & VIM cURRIE.
A:.sss PoR NEW fORK--FIRsT VESSEL.
~ sehno nd and Nerc York I ine Of Pack
YNcHRURG Capt WM Hasras hsSvis schooner poe
non OF her cargo engaged and soine on board will
ply to mo l7-tsl DAVID WM. CGR HI sp-
sG FOR BALTIMORE.-The superior
CO iaass,'aIiins schr: JOHN ALEXANDER,
gssed, will sail with quick dispatch. For balance
no i6-6t W. D. coLQuITT CO.
rs FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th supe
$1,000 last sailing schr. MIGNoNETTE,
- Capt. Toll, having most of her cargo en-
sased, viii SAL with quick dispatch. For balance
no l5-5t W. D. CoLQUITT & co.
IL FOR BosTON-FIRST VESSEL
so The regular packet schooner F. NICKER-
OF her careo engaged and going on board. will have
'n NC Dispatch For f bAV6 & VIII dTK BF
6 ssslssEcsTARTING To PoKTsMoUfH
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
IT'S PECK wil on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October. leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings and
both boats return each alternate days touching at
a Il the regu lar landings going and returning.
Passage for the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk SIS. To City Point, 81.
r. o. HASKINS.
~ FOR SALE-At the stables of N. c.
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS-LEAE AND
1 MANTFACTUR TOBACCO. MEhh-
scEhffM TUES, PIPES. MATCHES. 4s~-
Wbalssals purchasers sre 81 CITED 70 call and az
anime, at JOHN BoUCHEAy CiEaf anu ~ ig
sts cornplete assortment IN fne Snoss I'M s; y
i;oaSs Warranted as represented. III any astsosv
NIB NJ BasciGARs made. in any style, to oresr.
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ROARlAND LODGin0.-F Four nics rooins,
Mas. II. w. jones', Mayo street. IRE
no 16-3t Opposite Jews Syna4oeae.
BOARDING. Several denfablA ROOMS W
~ cant at the EDGEM0NT HOUSE, Main It.,
between 9Th and It'll
no 1o-ta M. q. MORTON.
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CLveERINE AND HONEY SoAPS; Luz
VI bins Extracts; Farinn Cologne; Poinades ;
Combs. Brushes, Ne. &C.. at
MEADE BAKERS Prescription Store,
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The expenditure of the Zurich Plenipoten-
;Iaries and their saiteS. at the hotel where
they lodged, is said to have amour ted to above
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n TOTisE NIEGHANIGS--The subscrI Der,
- having been in the employ ment of Mr.. John
- Dooiey for several ysars past, has opened a
new store at No. 109 Broad street. where he pre-
pared to furnish the best NJ OtE-SkIN HATS fol
81. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Practical Halter, No. 100, Broad street,
Between Sth and 9th.
n B,-RPpSirfnr neatly done. II-Imt
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flfIa n1Y !



CUGAR, r1OLASsEs, &C., AT Auf.rsnw
- :. On FRIDAf.t the 18th INST. cusnssneinx q ii
sortmenf Of GRocERIE s. &c. say-- = -
~ bids prime snd eho,se susl,ty SUGAR
ana e sse nnd NH nsw sgksIssns. Porto 1ieo
Bacon, Mustard, Whiaksy, Brasdy, 6ias 10, &s.
100 cases BOOTS and sic Es. oompYisins : 49,
sanss sssortEsat of ssasonahle and Drine
TERMss-UHder 9l00, cash over 500 { months
or g s i1r approved negot,abs paper.
~ sale without REGARD to weather,
no "a DUNLOP. M0NcURE { CO., Aucts.
Ry Richard Canshorn. Auct.
WILL BE SOLD, ut ms store. On FRrDAYI
ws;sathci 18Th commescins 4 10 o'clock. s barrels
- ma. Sides, hid. Shoulders, hhds Hama 6rs
Agnaec9. Cheese. Candies, Coffee. Herrir a. To-.
lot Of second hand Fnrniture cor s;sffas a
TsnhSnnnnsany Wardrobs, L Mahogany Wsss-Stsnd.
and N o aaa bnreau, Bsdssssds, saies. Cane
Re,,d,ao seat Chairs. Cane Rocker. Beds ~
1"am s W., Mattresses re Also. good Hal or Bar-
no IL IL TaypririhCr "stof ctove.
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND & DAHv1LLE n. r. Co.,(
November IA, 1859. 4
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING
L of the Stockholders of the Richmond and DAN
vile Railroad Company will be held IN Richmond,
on WEDN ESDAI, iith December 1859.
THOS. w. DRoCKENBR0UGH Treasurer.