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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-26

BY L. Is. Cook, Auct'r.

4 TI0N.-On THURSDAY, Nth instant. at 10
O'Clock, Will sell at my store large lot of genteel
household FURNITURE. embracing the nsuaf
variety OF well kept articles, such as Sideboartls
DureatLs; chairs, Sofas. Lounges. Tables. Bed
steaas, " assistants, Safes, Hair and Shuck Mat
Gesses Feather Beds, several ParIor and Cooking
stoves a &c, &c. L. Il. COOK.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAM ENGINE
= AND BRICK HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-I
snail as Trustee of Francis Nelson sell on Tt ES-
DA6 LIST day OF November, 1859, on the premises
at 70 O'Clock, at Messrs. Stearns K BrnmmeI's ala
tory on Nth street, ~
One III or IL horse power EN- CINE and BOILER
- ALSO,
one b b HOUSE, containing between 200
IERNs-Made known on dav of saie
ca,, WIN. II. PLEASANTS, Trustee.
sale conducted by h. B. Cook. Auc'f or "a
HIGH CONSTABLE'S NAI.E.-N7;I7 l., -o-J
on III RSpAI, October 9th 1859. al 10 o'ciE
a. NJ, ~ front OF the High Constable (fiee n lnf
OF hoo oEhoI.D and KITCHEN FURNTPiTPE
consisting OF Feather Beds, High and Low Post
seat sea and mdsor Chairs, Bureaus Cribs. IonnanS
dniows, BOOSTERS, Bedding, w ashstands, Spittoons
and lot OF ironware, Crockery, Tin and t;isSs
ware TERMs-Cash '" 'i''e"
HSGM coSsTABLE,s sA 1, =; y v :: y. g
49, a distress warrant and sundry attachments in
ny thus Us j. NJ Lewis. shall proceed 10 sell at
per, io5s at the High Constable's Office commen
Jihg at ~ clock, A. NJ, the entire stock of said
NJ. Lewis, CONSISTING of laree lot of Dry Goods
20 "'s aha 9hoes, Hats, Caps Ready made Cloth
mr., omprelias' large Showcase NC.
90 h o. r. BUTLER, H. C. C. r.
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Sentence Of n NurdcrPr.

NEWARK, October 2i.-Patrick Naude, con-
Nicted of the murder Of his sister, was this
noon sentenced by Judge Ogden to be hung on
Thursday, January 5th between 10 and ,
O'Clock.
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PERsnNAL pROpERr,

' FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-0n MONDAY,
~ my plantation, t'.Sherwood.''l six niles from
Richmond. on the Manchester Turnpike. I Will
CORN, FODDER, WHEAT STRAW. and some
clover HAY. various plantation UTENSILS, in
order, with separator attached: several Wagons.
three OF wh.ch are in excellent repair; nv stock of
II 0GS and o " s, and q pair Of fine. lar -e
including two Pianos, enc of which is nearly new.
and in excellent order.
Althou4 my plantation is yet for sale privately,
the above mentioned artic es viii he sold posivel :
on the above da if fair il not the next fair day
Sunday excepted.
TERMs-At sale,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN s. APPERsoy, Auctrs
&C l9-td CHASfIAN COOKE.
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4 ucTIoy SALE or lands LYIN6 n

A KANawHA c6rSTY. TO aE MsDE in
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1850 --By virtue of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of the cir oil Riea-
mond, entered on the 25d day OF November, 1851
and ON the Iith day of June, 1850, in y Chsneery
SUIT, entitled = StaRsh VS. JokRsnafs Fr'oy. aad
others the nrdersis ned, Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY the 18th day of necetn-
bar. 1889 ut ~ o'clock. noon. 20 sell ~ PUBLIC
AUCTION, q the front door Of the state Court
House, IN Richmond. a certain TRACT OF LAND.
living on Poeataiico river snd It's waters IN the
county 81 kanawha. continuing 4 900 acres. part
81 a 50 600 acre tract. p2teatad 10 General Samuel
Smith. deceased, late nf Bltinsore ARMAND be-
IGs the same tfact Of Land which was conveyed b.
nstt - asa 'alt az ,s,t "a "a, Ia,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Count.
Court OF SAID kanawha cennts- 10 which reference
is made for more null description OF said Land.
and of the boundaries thereof.
TRaMs-Made known AZ The time and place OF
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
au 2a-d2m Special Commissioner.
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d. NSTARTING TO ~P0RTsMOCTH
lsssS's-sssse1ss AND NORFOLK, AND REDnC-
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
October. leave the wharf at Rockets. every mora
IN. Sundays excepted at 61s O'Clock. precisely ::
The Glen Cove leaviu. every Monday. Wednesday
and Fridav MORNINGS, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate days touching at
all the Tesu lar landings going and returning.
Passage for the ro}nd tTir. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, So. To City Point, SA
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Aws W. u. W. TAYLOR haSeCySSo
49, now in store complete assert SsyYxN
ment al Ladies. Misses and Children >S1EIA
SHOES, of which the foilowing is part Ladies
Heeled CATERS, Morocco ROOTS and Leather
Congre4s; ladies' Congress CATERS, with
heels; Misses Morocco and t5oat Bo0TEES; Chill
dreu's SHOES OF every style.
Also, Il full assortment of Gentcmen's, Boys
and Servants SHOES ard BOOTS, of my own
manufactHre. 10 which he would respectfully call
the attention of all. NJ No. 29, Broad street.
Cc 25-3t w. T. ". TAYLOR,
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ELLETy WYISICER.

AopposliHTT.E! % E NSie i HGNa f BANK.
Have lust received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF CENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: The GARlBAlDI.
ZOUAVE. VICTOR EMANUEL, and splendid
assortment Of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS.
In at ~ iatN
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THIS DAY


BY Ednlesd, JsAssnRert & Co., 4 isessS..
(tOFFEE AND *ALT--f srfc silly a.,
~ NEW CROP RIO c0FFEF pm E.Trr
SALLY MAGEE. DIRECT FRD9 Il ff,noaaNnn
LIVERPOOL FINE -sAIT PER afIff tffTrRR
DIRECT FROM ERP0Gls- All AZ 'risr e
a.. on WFDN EEDAY. Ger. mi we will 0sfer ~.
sale at our warehouses heHd ut tire Dock
500 bag new crop RIO COFFEE
IN doHtas snd twillsd bsss, per bark SALLY Mazee
direct from Rio selected or prrsgsy far Tao Viz,
gina and TennssEee frs,ie = - ~ 80
n 4a0n sacks Liverpos. FINE SALT.
fof snip Ellie. rom tllyefFoaI direct.
EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 CO..
WI Anetianeers.
u a. 1or ZEE, In double BAGS, per bark Amy
,,o. ,., ALSO.
n fso easks Hthhert's London PORTER, per SIR
- sn ., " eustsT, fInil London.
&c u EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
by james NJ. raylor s Som. Anes,-.
ny rs,,naol Sis AM Lots. ron Sr-., or
.rr,s,rmiinhsp AID BAKER SITS. FOR SALE Ar
- ~ = III be Sold upon the promises IN
sy "a the 18th inst ~ AZ sssriock p
81, LTo Eotsf r. ,s1d LOTS. on I'd ard eaker ats
9 p 81 Aheh has three. and the otheT four soons
The ots front on 80 street. 20 feet cse,s. and r,,o
bach ~ lent 10 an Rllss il feet vide "e ~"
.1ERMs.-One-iourth cash: balanee M fo,r ana
eis mt months, for negotiable notes with intapsst
added. and secured by trust deeds. -N
&c II JAS, NJ. TAYLOR / son, Aucts.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
q NJ g NJ
FOR SHoEMAKERS AND

COMETHiNG FOR SK0EMAkER AND
~ SADLERS.-l would hereby return ny thanks
To all my customers for their kind patronage for
the last four years and respectfully solicit
continuance of the same.
| have now on hand good assortment of SHOE
FINDINGS, KIT, &c. which can be bought very
CHEAP FOR CASH, as am determined in future
to sell these things, at retail. cheaper than they
have ever before been sold in this city. Also,
FRENCH ard American CALF,skINS SHOE , and
Err. TANNERS OILS. &c.-everything usually
kept in Leather and Find ng store. to which IN
vlte the attention OF all in want, as am deternln
ed to sell cheap.
.. II. CHALKLEY, 18th street,
Sc 26-dlmcM.im hefWeen Main and Cary.
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TALL TRADE, 1859.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU
WORD Il WEISIGER.

WORD l. WEISIGER.
No. u PEARL STREET,
Have in store the largest and best assorted stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING they have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been MANN fac
tured upoE the best terms and made of the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited 10 examine our stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are deter
mined 10 offer tqWGi Undue DlsHtS with any house
this Other HI0rkst,
WORD & WEISIGER, No. y Pearl st,
Sc 3-d&W2n Richmond. Va.
('8-rARTNERSsilP NOTiCE.-The under
- signed have formed co-partnership. dated
August /, under the sts lie and firm of II. STERN
& BROTHER. and have taken the store, No I07,
Main street, formerly occupied by Kelley & Ma
son, and have opened for sale large stock of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Country merchants and city dealers, and the pub
ic in general, are requested To call and examine
our stock. Being bought for cash, We can sell at
very low prices, either wholesale retail
HYMAN STERN,
August Is, 1859. HENRY STEKN,
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locC. THE FALL TRADE. 1000.
GEORGE STARRETT, (Beiyin's Row, Cover
nor St, offers To his customers assortment I'M
rvaiied by that OF any preceding year Oar iacili-
ties for doing work IN and upon Dwennssn, Stofpes'
pairing pieces for Stoves sold IN years past. LOT
sale. Barstows Spiral Furnace, for brick, 5siZes
Richmond Portable Furnace, sizes Hedenburg s
Patent Heater. 4 sizes Fire Place or Chimney
Heater formerly known rs La Trobe .; Brilliant
Gas Burner. Ia fuel saver, sizes; Factory Coal
Burner. warranted 70 stand hre.j sizes; Ameri-
can Cooking Rance FOR brick sizes; Ame rican
cookins Ranse' rotary top, ; sizes, ny STAT
Cooking etoye--a new article. made tor my own
trade, with Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster, 5
Boiler holes, and large Oven simple, strong and
complete" In addition to the above. some hlfy
varieties and sizes, suited TO the varied wants OF
the people. Country dealers buying here stoves
Pin Ware, Pumps, Pipe, &c. at Northern prices
save ireishi. Early orders Will receive immediate
attention. Those coming later Will be prompt,
hed IN ther order, and as last as the work can De
well done.
OiLS. PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS. AND
CARTISTS' MATERIALs.-WM sATTLER
A. CO, No, li2 MAIN STREET, Richmond, Va
boxes French Window Glass; loo feet Of stained,
OF; soo gallons Boiled L,nseed Oh; Zoo eaIlons
vafqshes Of every DESCRIPTION; go gallons spd s
lbs. White Lead. American aud English 9 600 lbs.
Zine. in OH, American and French ~ bbls. Coop
eIs' Glue, yarious grades; Is bbls. Venetian hed,
English 10 bbs. Kaisomln 20 bbls Paris w hlte:
% bbis Mineral Paint, chocolate and slate color.
In addition 10 this, call the attention OF whole
Of Brushes, OF every description: Colors, ground
IN OIL Of the most fayorite brands; Sand Paper
artists Materials Of every despcrstloa; Matte
iish and German; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
'A' -Aa 'i'' A0' WI. sATTLER I co.
i ADIEk, FURS...
u psacY ~ ,''
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NOTICE. Having qualified as Administrative
~ on the estate of JOHN T. WIl!kS, decd, all
persons indebted to the estate, will make innle
date payInent of the sqme and all persons having
claims against the estate, will present them, prop
erly authenticated, for payment as i is desirable
to settle UP the estate as soon as possible.
MARY ANN WILKS.
Admx of john T. WILKs, decd.
n. B.-I will continue the GROCERY BUSI
NESS in all its branches. 1t the same place, and
solicit the patronage Of my friends and the public
generally. oe 13-d&cw2w
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OLIVES FAKCIES L'HUILE, OF Stuffed
~ Olives, a fresh supply Of this delicious sTticla
'.'' LOUIS j. BosSYEux, cont,ctionsr.
No. 60 Main street.
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4 GINotguINu & DRO,,
Do06ETT & ANDERSON.

GOVERNOR STREET,
Would invite buyers T. examine their FsIl stock
of CARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GOODS, which they are SELLING much be-
low the usual price that such goods are s,sn a.
Also. a large and varied assortment OF fAPEh.
HANGINGS, from the cheapest to the finest tnst
is manufactured both French and American,
which Will be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the hest of workmen 70 MAKE a n.t e
% rooms. in the city or country. Ga kPfIs w y
TAI Ms, OIb-Ci0THS ard WINnoW .Sh Antxs;
st The shortest notice; Also, PAPEk- hAeolSsn
dorc by superior workmen. Housekeepers neec-
ing ything in our line, Will and our Rssnrtmens
good and oar prices low ee 5-5m
CHURCH HILL EROCERY.-f beg Leave 10
lnferIn the citizens OF Church Hill snd vietnlty,
tn9t have this das COMPLETED my stock oi AMI
"a dROIERl rs. and shall continue 70 keep On
haad articles OF the best quality. AS aeve ths
sIeatef portion OF my GROCERIES toasb az the
caro- s9iss and IN Norlrern cities, asn deternn-
ea sq sell them as cheap, II not eheaner than they
eau PC purchased down town; and as shall Keep q
ssctts tenperanee hoase, would call the attention
OF her hopofed sens.
be sure r. call st the right place, brick store,
near Lels Street Church, formerly occupied b, Q.
49, Ssnnaefs w. II. CARR.
ed
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OILS PAINTs; WINDOW GLASS; AND

ADIEk, FURS...
~ respectfully invite the attention OF the ladies
'"' '''S' '"''' - ). fHOMPsoN,
seN-saWtW Main street.
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D ICIIMoNpIRON AND STEEL WORKS.

n The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention OF dealers and consumers to his larte as
snrtment of AMERICAN REFINED AND COM
MON IRON. consisting of all kinds and sizes OF
Bar, Band, Hoop. ard Scroll Iron. Rounds and
Squares, Oyals ard Half Rounds, Tire Iron, Horse
and Mule Shoe Iron, lightning Rods, AGRICULTURAL
Drum Teeth. Nut Iron and Tobacco Mill Tapered
Iron; also, Counter. Sunk and Punched Rails, for
Pit and Quarry Railroads, Railroad Frog Steel,
Steel Coach. Buggy, and Sulkey Tires and Quarry
Half Round Steel. JAS. HUNTER,
Foot 9th street, on the river.
n. B.-A large lot second hand WIRE in store,
suitable for hahng hay oc l8-2wT
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okMo Ai..-The subscriber. in returning hiz
the inauv lavoFs heretofore hestowed on him would
rsspectiniiy inform them and the public generslly
that IN consequence OF the late Ere ut the corner
Of ls aud Ffanklsu streets. he hua renewed Ms
HOUSE AND SIGN PAISTiNG ESTsELisH-
HOUSE and ne xs to tho Va. Central Asr.euifurai
soeiety's oiiiee where call from the public at
@.'N :" JAS. M. CARTER.
No. !, Basement Ballard Honse.
2. S.-Two or three GOOD Joarnesnisa FAINT
& Il wanted immediately. nc lin
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August 25 1882 HENRY STkKN.
an 25--2ms
NV sToIk DE FREsH GOODS At

~ CHEAT REFLECTIONS FROM FORMER
PRICES-SOUTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE -
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No. l82 Main street,
Richmond, Va, importer Of asd dealer in Guns,
Pistols, Rifles, Powder. TASKS. Shot Pouches
kinds. Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes, Fishing
Tackle, &c, II C. Colts Revoiyers in any guam
my, and on the most favorable terms.
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BY 1. 4 G. q. Davenport. Aucts.
GROCERIES. &C.. AT AUCTION. - On
VI thursday, 9th Oct. we will sell Mt 10 o'clk,
at our auction store, an assortment OF GR0CE-
RIES, viz:
60 hhds prime Cuba SUGARS.
go bbs. A, Is. and Crushed SUGARS.
900 sides good and damaged Sole LEATHER.
Old RYE WHISkET.
". Z. RUM; FRENCH BRANDY.
SOAP; CANDLES: RICE.
Western HAMS, SIDES aud JOLES.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
ENGLISH Dairy CHEESE.
New York BUTTER, &c.
TERMs.--Under 500 cash !; 800 and over four
months credit, tor approved paper.
oc22 l.. G. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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NEGRoEs. CLOTHlNG. NEGROES

- NG.--DARkACOTT, HARRIS i
co have now in store, and shall be receiving all
through the season, the largest and best assert
ment of NEGR O CLOTHING they have ever of
fered. Their Clothing is cut large and full, and
made 10 the most durable manner, and Will be sold
at such very low prices that We think We can con-
vince all in want that II will be saving both OF
money and trout lie TO buy of us. We have Cloth
ing for farm hands, drivers, factory. and dining
ing Of COATS PANTS VESTS. and SHIRTS;
also, ountry-knit SOCKS, large and heavy, to-
gether with Boys CLOTHING of all siz4s, from
to Is years old. Those in want invited to cali
ear, and should they preferit. all Negro Clothing
can be laid aside until they them. To save
trouble and money. and procure really good and
cheap Clothing. call on
DARRACoTT; HARRIS & Co,
Mar
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This certifes that at the sixth annual exhibition
ofrhe United States Agricultural Society, he Id a,
Richmond; Va October ISIS, one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded to SAM u Ill
SUTHERLAND. of Richmond, Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENCH TILGHMAN, Pres't.
Ben PERLEY PoORE, Sec'y.
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n HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
~. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets
Richmond Va.-Having fitted up a FOUNDRY at
the above PLACE, am now prepared 70 execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGS, at the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any other establishment South Of Baltlmore,. Also,
BABBIT'S METAL, for sale at reduced prices
N, B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
S-6In
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EON SALE--A HORSE. TOP BUGGY AND
Z HARNESS complete, the owasr having no
at the American stable. uFo{ tsTwE ADlIx g
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STRIPPING.

rMR RALTlMORE,- Tp1
49,. 3 s MrfEsk I s J M.
steamer ngIVIbERE. cap,s SomtvrA s,f; The
K9pSE. will reeeive froisht TO-DAY MN
das aud UP 10 tho hour Of u o clock NJ rti,Ips
DAY. 23th inst. ~ no
This steamer has splendid State room na,.anvo.
accommodations, 'ssoaset
Freight taken for Boston via naltin,ax, -
rates, with greatest dispatch. "AfoW
PASSENGERS Will please be on board bne "a
o'clock NJ. TIL IL RSDA1. the hour III ,!enartasn, "a
Tickets Tor passage procured either nj a,,r 80.
on the Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel or ~ IS.
steamers wharNek. W s's
oc 23-2 DAVID & WM ctrRRrE
40 FOR noSTON-FIRsr VESsrI-
az htcAfg5sd nsd Bos.on Line Of PIsksss
sSsaAes The superior. fast sailing regular mas,
the greater pottiea of her cargo eagagea and sa,n
on board. will sail with al. possible dispatch rns
balance of freight, apply to
oe 25-Iw DAVID & WIN. CURRIp.
a. FOR NEW YoRR-FIRSP VESSEL
sa$vN VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AIM
~ s~sa NEW YORK PACK EfS.-The eiifneT
schooner MARSHALL, Capt. WM, NELSON, hay.
ms portion of her cargo, eagased, will sail with
dispatch. For balance Of ircisht apply to
o5 2S-Iw DAVID wM. CuRRTE.
So roR CHARLESTON. \. C.-Tbe SUI
s.<rTss peros fast. sailing sehr. PEARL, Captain
ssS@s-ss LAM, having the greater PORTION OF her
cargo enSaged, viii sail with quick dispatch. For
&C 25~ts ". D. coLQuITT & co.
40 FOR BoST0N.--The superior fast. sail
.trSsa(ng schr. EXCELSIOR, Capt, RILEY, hav-
sS*As uS the greater portion Of her cargo engaged.
Will sail with quick dispatch. For balance Of
freight apply TO -
&C so-ts W. n. CoLQuTTT h co.
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sosO HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
1919. NABIE CLOrHiNG-F AL l.
GOODS The snhssrib.r hiss just received his
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article 10
the Clothing line.
Also, a stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, Vest
n5S and Taiors' TRIMMINGS, not 10 he surpassed
by any house in the city, which he is prepared 10
make to measure at the shortest notice. and IN the
latest and most approved styles.
Z. B. SPENCE.
M cor Main nd 12th stS
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JORDAN, WYNN L. CO.,
GENERAL COMl!TSSTON MERCHANTS.
BASIN BANK. RICHMOND.
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase of
all kinds of PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE
They permitted to refer TO Messrs Kent
Paine Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co. Richmond.
GEO, W. JORDAN,
JOHN @. WYNN,
(I4ate of the firm of Breeder & FoxJ
iy 30-tlstIa ROBERT s. JORDAN
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CIGARS, cIGARxs CiGARS-IsEAr AID
~ NHNrfACTURED TOBACCO MEEK-
gcHArM TUES. PIPES. MATCHES. &c.--
Wholesale sse solicited 70 call ard *
anime NJ JOHN B0TcHEk'S Cigar and Tor
lseco Store, l4th ST.. ietween Man ard Frsnsiia
SITS, 4 complete assortment in the above line Of
fsoo6s. Warranted as represep ted. II any article
funded at am time.
N. B.-cIGARS made. ia any styls, 10 order.
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CRoM LEsLIE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE,

IRON LESLfE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE.
''As it is proper and natural for our lady friends
to make themselves lovely possible We feel 1t
our duty to Indicate the best means OF bringing
about that much desired contamination; and we can
confidently assert that any one who uses Barnett
celebrated KAII.fSTON, may obtain a fresh and
satin like complexion. This delightful prepare
ton removes tan and ireckles, and imparts q vel
invaluable while its healing properties and dell.
cious perfume render il agreeable IN every sense"
For sale by JAMES 7. DUVAL., Drug list,
Car Nam md nth
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| have also on hand we'll selected STOCK OF
CIGARS, and small lots OF Els, all OF which |
am willing to dispose of at sacrifice.
ne 2U-2W
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BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES
- - IN Sydney, BONDED BY DOVER. Elm
WOOD, PARK AND MEADOW STREETS,
WITH The BUILDINGS AND IMPROYE-
MM 7EN THEREON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
DAY. the 9th October 1859. commencing at oolk
+. NJ, the valuable real estate located as above,
now occupied by Ir. VIM Bennett, and adioinins
the residence of Mr.. Edw d c. Howard formerly
Thomas CroGch,s;) The Land for the most part,
hes most beautiful. The improvements consist OF
BRICK Dwelling, besides Il very large and excel
lent brick Building. covered with slate tntended
Tor smoke housed The Land viii he divided ac-
hour of sale. " ~
FERNS One fourth cash; balance at s. ~ and
Is months, Tor ne gotlabe notes interest added Sc
cured by trust deed. or TIT, retained.
cdoDDIN & APPERSON, Auct's
r. Sine foregoing property. as Il whole can
be b1usb at private sale Loo l9I 4, & 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-26

TOR SALE-A. first class STEAM FLOUR
Il MILL, located in Baltimore, Md, upon the
most va luable and public wharf IN the city. giving
the facility of receiving grain into, and delivering
-four from the Mills, without expense. These
VI ills have six of stones. boilers and l20
horse power Engine, but little used. Within the
past SIX months they have been oyerhaued and
thoroughly refitted and repaired. and are now in
perfect order and successful operation, turning
out daily about 300 barrels of -four.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

THE CLAY sTArUs is expected here in
the course tf f,w weeks, aud will be i1sngura-
ted with marked hon0rs. II tho directory should
select ihe Eastern or Church Hill Square, as the
most suitable place for tho statue, We are sure
that the citizens of that section will highly ap-
preciate it, for they have never yet had placed in
their midst any public edifcs or improvement,
while they have rendered oc.tions that could not
bo surpassed in poict of beauty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

MARIdsAso.--Ths name Of Marignsno has before
occurred In Italian wars. % September Is, A. D..
1878, Marignano Was the scene OF q bloody battle
between the Swiss and the Daks Of Milan on the
ono eide, and ths French, under Francis the First,
on the other, aud 10 which more than 10000 men
we're slain. The Swiss lost the bravsst troops On
that terrible day and we're forced to rstreat, and
the battle got the nsmsof "Lg RxaiHe des Gsaas !"
Another battle Of giants has evidently COW bssa
fought there and another French Kmpsror 10 the
victor. The details Of this battle have not yet
bseu received.