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

PRESERVING GkAPEs--Tne following is a
rreach method for keeping grapes fresh :
G,ass Walls are placed upon simple wooden
rscks about the outside OF the fruit-room. Cat
the bunch OF grapes on the trellis AT the end OF
the month OF October, or even later. II ~ De
possible. Let IL be attached 10 a piece Of the
branch. including three or four joints below
the bu neh aud two above. Pat lttie grant,
ing WAX on the upper end of this branch, ana
introduce the lower end into a Wal tti.a with
water The mouth Of the Wal may thpp DC
stopped MP with WAX In order mat tue "a's.
NAV be kept unchanged, it is snnieient 10 aoa
four grains Of powdered charcoal 10 eaeh VIAL
This addition keeps IL pure during ihs "hoe
wear Ii is not necessary 20 MI up the Was,
The eyauora,ion not lowering the lever OF the
water more than two or three fractions of an
inch in the space of six months. Nnen the
bnuches of grapes are arranged as mentioned.
". have nothing more 10 do than, from time TO
time. 10 cut away the berries that are rotted.
Itls essential that the temperature OF the
fruit-room should not descend below zero. The
editor of the American Farmer says that this
plan of preserving the grapes may be very sue
cessfntiy practiced with other fruits ripealng
in autumn, though not with probability OF
preserving fresh quite 50 long as the grape.
lie has seen fruit on the Algiers winter peach
kept fresh In q vial full of water, bat unsealed,
for a ioag time. The branches, together with
the leaves were not detached from the twig.
This is worthy OF trial.
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A GRICULTURAL FAIR

THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL
over their road 10 either OF the several AG RICUL-
@ saos and FopoF tie
months Of October and November of the current
.' upon Ro6HD TRjP TicKETs.
Fer y eaeh q s1 sa ss w pa
at the follegisg reduced rates:
Fig he Central Society Fair to be held in Rich
For the State Fair, to be held in Petersburg. com
mencBg the LIST November. tickets will be issued
an snd osd In and 4h
For the Nanseinond County Fair. to he held in
Suffolk, commenclng on the 26th October, tickets
and good till the 18th October.
For the SeaboaId Ear, to be held at Norfolk.
issued en she 18th, Sth 9Th 10th and 18th, and good
till he 18th November,
ID class, 50 90, Norfolk and Suffolk, LIST do LOG
"a do, % cents; Norfolk and Windsor, LIST do,
d. d. @ N NoF"k and and T sar lst do
500 ID do, 81 rs; Norfolk and WAKE field. LIST do
S225 q do, 81 50; Norfolk and Waverls, LIST do
$500 I'd do, So 90 Between Petersburg and Nor
FOLK lst class. 1925 ID class; s2eoj Petershur.
cents; PsteEsbur; and Wakefield. ist do S, g. q
DO, SIS; Pesersbars and ZSni. list do; si7s d
do; 25; Petersburg and Windsor, LIST do, % 90
ID do. 81 % Between sua5Ik and Sorok, Isl
class. S Oh, "a class, so cents Stuff Tx and Wind.
Sor, lSt DO rs cents 2d do, 50 cents Suffolk and
ZuHi, LIST do. Si0l. I'd do, Is cents; Suf;,lk and
igor. Isl do s. ,25, I'd do; IS cents; Suffolk anG
Wakefield, LIST do, 81 80 81 do. 81 90; Suffolk and
Waverly, LIST do, S175, 81 do, Sl25; Suffolk and
Disputtnta Isl do, $40, I'd do, 81 80
The Train carr Ing stock and other matter for
the State Far at Petersbure will leave Norfolk at
30 A. NJ, Monday, the 3st October Returnne
will leave Petersburg Monday the list November at
7 30 A. NJ
The Train carrying stock and other matter for
exhibition at the Seahoard Fair will pass down the
road Monday. the 7th November, leavins Peters
burg at 1880 A NJ.
The Tram carrying stock and other matter for
the Nansemond Falr,wlil pass down the road. leav
Pc tersburs. Monday lite 2tth day of October. lat
7:30 4. NJ land up the road the following day. leav-
Ing Norfolk al $50 A. NJ.
The frregoing schedule of trains will take the
place of the Freis hit Trans as they now run-for
the period merely which they emhrace-that is,
from the oath October till the 18th November.
A special Train will leave Suffolk at 5 P. NJ, for
Norfolk, Wednesday and Thursday. the 26th and
9th of October, in order to ac ommodate visitors
to the Nansemond Fair f.om Norfolk, Portsmouth
and vicinity. WILLIAM MALONE,
mo- md
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ORDINARY 9ruCNI

9, a66 prizes, amounting to. 329 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters 50 90.
APPROXIMATION PRlZEs.- The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Prizes HAVING Approx i'm atoms Will be entitled to
the APPROXIMATION Prizes, according to Glass AZ.
For example: If Ticket Number 1880 draws the
Sl0 900 Prize those Tickets numbered ll2ls 1929.
1881, 1889 will each be entitled to 5000 If Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 prize, those Tickets NUM-
bered 54S 54s ISL 552 will each be entitled to $500,
and so on, according to the above Scheme
The 500 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last fgure of the Number that draws the Capital
Prize. For example: II the Number drawing the
Capital Prize ends with No /, then all the Tickets
whore the Number ends IN will he entitled to $50.
II the number ends with number 2, then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in 2 will be emit
tied 10 $40, and SO to 0.
In ordering Tickets enclose the money to cur
address for the Tickets ordered, receipt which
they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending IN any figure they may
designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
PLAIN and five their Post Office. County and State.
EA- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and
payable without deduction.
"a All Prizes of 81 0O0 and under, paid imme-
diately after the drawn other Prizes at the usual
time of forty days in full. without deduction.
Orders for Tickets to be directed either to
WOOD, EDDY CO., Aus usta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD. EDDY x CO.. Wilminsto Del.
~ A list of the numbers that drawn from
the wheel. with the amount of the Prize that each
drawins 10 the following papers :-Augnsta Consti-
nationalist. Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette,
Richmond lVa.l Dispatch, paulding tMiss.) Cla-
rion. and New York Times.
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SUPaTS OFFICE r. Il d. r. Ri
RICHMOND, Oct. n. 1859. I
- GREAT SOUTHW EST.

80 - iate aim n9 tSa RScbnord
and Danville South Side. Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into agreement to pass Negro
Children under three wears of age FREE, over their
respective roads, to take effect and after Novem
Der LIST, 1852
To persons trading in Negroes, and others, this
rou'e offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further Particulars. apply at the Ticket Of
fee, Richmond and Danvllle Railroad, Richmond.
oc N-dts G. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

i which have recently come to our knowledge,
together with advertisements, and card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
our friends and customers, and from which we
make the following extract: THE subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last 5
years. Franklin street, under the St. lie OF o.
WATT CO., be.s leave TO inform his friends
and the customers of the old concern that that
firm does not now exist" have satisfied us that
70. ular and ssstsmatic effort has and Is still he
ing msde To deceive the PUBLIC; and lead them to
believe that the concern OF GEO. WATT K co.
is not in existence and that the onS place To aet
Watt Patent Cuff Brace Plow is from man vino
is da.ls vioattas the Patent Laws and uniustiy
deprlring Georze Wait oi his property, by making
his Patent Piow. without his authority or consent
We desire To carrect the impression thus hi to
be made. and sniofm You aud the public that the
concern of GEORGE WATT & co. is still in ex-
istance; that Geo; Watt. the inventor aud paten-
tee. has not sold TIE risbt, authorized any one
except Mr.. r. w. Scott, of frederiekshurs, to
make ans Of his Patent Flows, and that We keep
constantly on hand iaree stock, of all sizes, mace
under our personal sape5 vision, from the ony
genuine patterns. Of the best materials To ether
with vafiess OF other Agricultural im4pleuents
which we warrant to the bus err, and are deter,
mined not 20 be undersod by ano one in the mar
ket. Our GEO. WAIT returns his sincere thanks
g Ia, friends and the public, who have sustained
him heretofore, and we solicit cnpainua ace ri
their patrona 9. iau2s-tsl GEO. WATT & ca
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H.aA And WHITE PRINTS, Twenty
svs 5msn., ~ ate and Black Enslish Prints OF oar
Isesnessp which. in consequence ~ ,ba
Trseos - W. SeasQas I'VE will sell al reducsS
hEAT, PAINE& co,
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OILS. plINTS. WINpoM GLASS. AND

y ANTISTS' MATERI NJ, SATTLER
& CO., No. 142 MAIN STREET. Richmond, Va
We have Just completed Fal' Stock of the
above mentioned articles to suit purchasers ? 900
boxes French Window Glass; 900 feet of sta med
enameed, and coiored Glass; 600 pure Linseed
Oil; 500 SALONS Boiled Linseed Oll LOCO gallons
Varnishes, of every descriptions: LOCO gallons Spir
it's of Turpentne; 800 gallons Machine OIL: Is 100
lbs w hite Lead. American and English; 600 lbs
ers' Glue, various grades rs bbs. Venetian Red
Enelish: % bbs. Kasomlne; 20 bhls Paris W hite
50 bbis Mine al Paint, chocolate and slate color
In addition to this, we call the attention of whole
sale purchasers and others TO our large assortment
of Brushes, of every description; ColoIE ground
in oil of the most favorite brands; Sand Paper; :
Artists Materials, of every description; Mathe-
NAUTICAL Instruments; Drawing Paper: American,
En- dish and French DRAWINGS; Pencils, Eng
lish and German, Lookins Glass Plates; Picture
Frames, and Gilt Mouldngs.
WIN. SATTLER & co.
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AND YORK

60 - -: a So Z n & i 4 r Am
CHANGE OF, sCHEDTLE- Regular connections
NJ kH bN MEs rGIr A Asd Yh tbs
tTmedase lapdins e on the PsWupfey and YoEs
PASSENGER Trans sfoppn at Fair OAKS Meadow eY
Dispatch, Tunstall's and the White House, going
Leave oath street, Richmond daily Except Sum
days at 65s A. N. Arrive at the White House, do.
ETuRHING-Leaye the White House daily lex
cept Spndas Isl at ? NJ Arrive at Gath st Rich
n2n ON 4 IE 6 81 at a 81 Accom-
mediation Train will leave the White House at ga
a; N. Arrive a, 2iihst.. Richmond, ct % A. NJ.
n at the Hosse at a. at
Psssen s lsaHps R Richmond at 81 on
+: NORTHERN. 4 cos FOUR HORSE POST
sH f. cal hSE Store s5 K Store
Churchyille, arriving, at Urbanna at J. NJ. same
dns ana s. ~
House, same days, at 5 P. NJ, for Richmond
Throash T!cEs's to King ( Queen c. HI. 80
Th' oush Tickets to Carlton Store. 800
Through Tickets to W rights Store ........, $50
Through Tickets TO Churehville. ....-... 400
Through RP7 T,s < st to urBaqns II 100
SEA BIRD, Captain THOMAS NJ SoUTHGATE,
will leave the White House at A. NJ, on the ar,
All e int aadn iG the
an and h9Sk ys;s and wv leave Nor
,ouchins at ali intarmediate andiags and con-
nectlng with the train, leaving the White House
FARE THRnTGH 81 50; MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT Will he received q at the offiee at Rock
cts near the lower Gas Works daily, tlli 4 P.
Freight IN all cases to be paid at the Rockets
office, before shipment or delivery.
to leave with the Ticket Agent or Conductor pass
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. THos. r. SHARP,
&C Its SUPERINTENDENT,
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D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1--WE DoLLAR

Persons not knowing US, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can he had also at Messrs. MEADE <
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH 4 JOHNSTON NJ 81
myq-Iy
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nagfM4, CARRIAGES, CARRJAaE3.-
tSEEL5sZ The subscribe mas on hand, ~ his coaca
So Making Estahiishinent ca lombard ~,
iey, between Main and Cary and itth gff1esfi
TEES, RAROUCHEs. BUGGIESwish and without
tsps and sgLKIEs-an Of ne owl lsssa ss III III
be snld Is low as geod work al the kiHd can - N
the city Of Richmond, and | respectfully 81 csn
from those In want 81 any article ~ the gnaaiS4SS
sell q the lowest gsiess pcssesls HHd ~ S SSi
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FIRE INSURANCE; .p1Np ,Ns,rp NOE

TIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated lSS2.l
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
AA0fice No. Isl Main Street. Richmond. Va
Capital and Surplus. S230oJo
THIS COMPANY has the ADVANTAGE off,csHtg-Ss Uea
years. experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public duFing all
of that period needs special recommendation to
the citizens OF Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance In city and country, and
Marine Insurance TO all parts of the world
Its cash capital and surpius above, and its
affairs managed pradentl, bat literally. and its
rates are as low those oil other good lnstitu
ton. DIRECTORS:
W. l.. Cewardin. J: E. Wadswerth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen VIM. Beers, Geo w Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, chag. W. Purcell Jno. N. Gordon,
Alex. IL. Parker, Jos. =. WINSTON, Arch Thomas
Jas. A. Inloes, Fl A. Claiborne
Apply to the PreSident or Secretary. in person or
by letter W. L. COWARDIN, President.
=" N w ILLS, JR., Secretary. Je 9-ts
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WssE.n.-4o Casks Sherry Vines from low
80, fIssae4 " the sars finest 2 hdds choice and
vssans ~" maostf. 40, baskets ihas payne Wines
Sof' aes Ia store and os sale 1t loves. prices liz
sELDEN * MILLER
Garner Peaft x srs stree Is
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..s;Iss;rd]
vpayabl1
sa4ass'|
n 81
egsfYr
,ssass53
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UNDERTAKING.

W Nj. r.. IA DI Err,
ts,zzs sssszsz5sz.a.J CABINET MAKER
FRANKLIN ST., Rein 18th and Iath,
Having opened shop at the above location will
give his personal attention To MAKING, REPAIR
ING. ALTERING: VANISHING, &c, of all
kinds of FURNITURE, at the shortest notice
He is also prepared to attend to all the branches
of UNDERTAKING. and solicits call
MA- SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
l4th. Sc i'm
THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
tsxr szz5s s-..ss TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish COFFlNS of
all sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances of
all who feel disposed bury their friends genteey
He has fine HEARsE, with glass windows.
SERVANTS CoFFINS of all sizes also,
SHEETS, SHR0UpS. &C., on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE,
au 9-6ms AGENT for JOHN NErTLEs.
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BUsIN EsS NOTICES

It,s,Sra .SlplEr- IpwsRp G & kgsiiE'oN. D
II ATES OF THE PHiLA DELPHI CQ!,5 ~
LEGE OF PHARNACb,, PR n: ~ AZ
offer 10 country ,hysicians and families perieGt-
y Ngw aud FRESH stock OF pure and reliable NE
DICINES. together with Surgeons inStrhmshfN.
Psrfpsnsrg FANCY Goods ana ali other things IN
the Drug line, which they will sell on the best
terms.
made to order, and sent to any part OF the country
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON. Dru4 store,
A.h nd n Richmond.
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n FALL STYLES FOR 1889.

IL WIN. IT. MOOR r.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 20! Broad ST.,
near Messrs. Breeden & Fox.
Havins made large preparation he snow in receipt
of the LARGEST and most complete stock of FALL.
HATS, ca PS and FURS, that he has ever offered
in this market eIe-eonslst,ng Of Gents and
youns Gents fine MOLE SKIN. of my own and
Northern manufactures; French and American
SOFT HATS Of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies,
HATS and Chlldren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and GAPS for farmers and railroad con
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Children's FURS of
all kinds and styles. selected with great care ard
be especially recommended, as they viii be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is a call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered to ensure a sale.
WIN IT 10pE
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1870 NOW READY FOR 1870
ICpO. TIE FALL TRADE. ICCC.

GEORGE STARRETT, Belvn's Row, Cover
nor st..l offers To his customers assortment un-
Rvalled BY that OF any preceding year. Our facih-
ties Tor dom: work in and upon DWELLINGS. Stores,
FACTORIES, Churches, &c, cannot be excelled. Re
pairing pieces for Stoves sold in years past. fer
sale. Barstow S Spiral Furnace. for brick 5sizes;
Richmond Portable Furnace sizes Hedenburg's
Patent Heater, sizes; Fire Place Chimney
Heater. formerly known as La Trobe - Briiant
Gas Burner, fuel saver sizes; Factory Coal
Burner. warranted to stand hrei ) sizes; Anierl-
can Cookin1 Ranse, for brick, 8 sizes; American
Cooking Ran e. rotary top sizes; BAY State
Cooking Ranse, tportabie,l SIZES; Helpmeet
trade. with Hot Water Reservoir. Tin Rooster.
Boiler holes, and large Oven simple, strons and
complete" In addition to the above. 6ity
varieties and sizes, suited to the varied wants of
the people. Country dealers buying here Stoves,
Tin Ware, Pumps, Pipe. &c. AT Northern prices,
save frei elt. Early orders will receive immediate
attention. Those coming later will he promptly
filed their order. and fast the work can be
naild dana
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~ 8 T ~, g & A suE 5S4E EEsrfg49sys. r..
RANGEMEN.T TMPgRTqPA.ET 4 To III TEIhANlkh;
cchHHcks.AGR REE NoRfiHEHN ROT r. car.
ryins tbs great United States Mail. Twice daily
andria, w ashii,s ton, Baltimore. Phiadeiphia New
York, and All important points Wsst, VIZ Aeqnaas
ericksllurg Potomac Railroad to the Potomac
river rs miles, and By splendid and comtortab y.
steamers thence to Washins ton g mies, IN ~ ~
fectiy safe rate OF speed. ~
Hours of departure; $50. A. M and $50, r NJ
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Special Agenn,
CHECKED THRuU6Hto w Washington, Baitlmorus
philaaephia aud New York.
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A BOpEkER. Apothecary and Drug yx
IA gist, No. 10 Main street, and near Old
Market Richmond, Va. bees tue attention
Of farmers ph, scians, merchants, &c, to Ia
has complete stock of Druss. Medicines OILS,
Paints, Brushes Dye stnils, Soaps, porlumme5y'
cines. Yeast Powder. and all other goods usually
SOLD by Druggists New, Preparations obtained as
as they can he nous ht anywhere.
Buyers weuld do we'll to examine his stock before
ma King their pu rchases elsewhere. A. Is.
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INSURANCE.

j AGENT. OFFICE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
llTH STREET. BETWEEN BANK AN d MAIN
STREETS: 20 DOOR FROM The CORNER or
CIES OF INSURANCE on Buiidin-s, Furniture;
Merchandise, and every description OF Personal
Property, (the subject of a fire risk ainst loss
o dlmage by lire, upon terms as reasonable as can
tai represented by me is actual and amPte-the
STANDING and business character OF the companies
unquestoGahje From the long experience | have
had, and my knowird5e of this branch of business,
| am enabled TO offer my numerous friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me Will receive prompt attention, and cases
of loss damage by fire Will be satisfactorily ad
Justed ard speedily settled.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks
sured on most favorable terms.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COM NY.
Chartered By the Lesjs!aturs Of Virgiaia in 1854.
Capital $3.50, 900.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA:
lnsures on the Cash and Mutual Plan,
DIRECTORS.
I. B. B, RoBERTsoN,A JAMi:s +. Close,
Dr. r. Il. sTABLER. THOMAS r. HILL.
FH r 6SNEsLE' RRtGHp II fEAffEERkR
S WI. NJ nti uRNER, WI Il " WRf hhrrf
+ s. RoBERTsoN, Vice President.
THos. T; HILL. Treasurer.
WM, WRI9HT. Secretary.
JAS, I. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
IN the above Company, at our othce. ~
u. A. COOKE.
J.. u. CLOSE,
lith st., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc Sim Richmond Va.
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~ CHINA AND GLA0eWARK. q.
III F.iI Stock Of tho ah0ve sUolu Il nov eps..
ri %. embracing = large assortment 0f Din
=. neTs Ton; and Tpilet Ware PiAin and Pan
Erisng ayefy article to be Obtained n f, NIL
oi9fo. ytstors to the Fair and ofheFs, will plsass
can - ~ Main street, Easle Square.
--------- THOS. A. BULKLEY.
(HsnA.WARE AND HOUSE.
AM AINsap., - hoLESAt + AND RETAIL DEALEns
C ~. 1s.s,s. OF BROAD AND THIfD STREETS.
and from Northern trade sales. ast eom III,
y W 81 CHINA, GLASS; and EAHTHIEsINsss
= = A W: n, Lo ~ GLASSES; TABLE Cur
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless asso n1a
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS ana
IOlS, TO which we invite the attention az ialep .
chants and the public IN general feeling ccn6Jen.
that 9ur gooDs and rRcEs will richly pay them for
for selling bargains. SCH4APS cnon
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~ RICHMOND STONE.wApr
POTT cry,
~ Corner 81 18th and Cary streets.
II vr.,,a,, RICHMOND, IA,

kEESEE & PARR, ProprIstors.
me subscribers respectfully inform the MAJ
chants Of virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee
tnnf they are manufacturing the very best onai,ty
sTONE-WARE. which they are selling at factnryy
prices. with liberal discount for CASH.
HAAil WARE sold by us will be delivered in an
part OF the city free of charge. " ""'
KEESEE SpARR
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HATS. Gaps. BOOTS. &c.

IA BOOTS AND SHOES made to order
sss2- 70 ladies' and gents.-We are row pre-
pared to- make tn order at short notice and reason
able prices, Boots and Shoes every known variety
and sts lie now worn. HAVING in our employ the
best wOrkmen and using rome but the very best
we are satisfied that we can suit those
in want with Boots, Shoes. &c, which, Tor quality;
style and hnsh are surpassed by none IN the United
States. MARCUS HARRIS &c BRO.
and wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes. Trunks, &C., Main street, next
to American Hotel
NJ. Ne sZEL, Foreman.
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egnw NEW FALL STOCK.
frrzys TRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS.

~1ifls G. HELLER & CO., 1873 Broad st.,<M
formerly NJ Harris Il Bro, have lust received n
large lot of TRUNKS. made by the best manufac-
in the country to their especial order, the
best of city and countr' trade and are selling them
at prices to suit all in want OF a good Trunk.
Besides their large assortment of Boots. Shoes.
Caters and Buskins. for tents. ladies'. misses and
children they are daily receiving new and fashion
able GOODS to suit all in want of the best manutac
tured goods in the Boot and Shos line
q. HELLER & CO.,
1873 Rroad street. between 9TH ard 9th.
n. B-Also, 200 pairs of ladies' fine Heel Caters,
only 81 Is,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

Passe gers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Greek and Washington.
NJ For further information, apply at this once,
Broad street, Shockee Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
SAM,I RUTH Sup't