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LIQUORS. i, GO.

/ liquors WINES, ALE, PORTEa AND
- TEAS-We have in store . lsrxe and desirable
stock OF tho choicest old Whskeys, ApDls and
ETench Brandy. London Porter, Scotch Ale, and
0unpovdsr and Black Teas, al of the vsry hest
quality that can Be selected, which We oef b, cos
noiseurs: Also, general assortment Of lower
grades Of the same kind Of gocds with lsrse -
'ortmsnt generally. EGr Sssls b !. ,o,-...
~ D-lm Corner Cary and Psssl streets.
old BRANDIE1 AND WHIsKEYs, -
mert Of choice old BRANDIEo and WhlSkEY6,
the quality Of which 10 rarely met with. Among
them are
Hsnnessey London Dock BRANDY. vintage ls1s
otard, ISupy I Co.'S BRANDY, vintage lsls. pale
Pure Rye Whisky. now nine years old var
ranted to- please in every case or taken back; with
large assortment OF other standard Whisksy0
and LIQUORS generally constantly on hsAd.
an film
(vHAMPAGNE WINES.-we have II store
- the following line Champagne Wines, viz,
Ia Perle aad kubis. superior
jules Mnmm Co; VsIssnsI Cshnet
:. :. Fleur De Sillsry, Wins - Danesl VEN
!. !. Imperial Aas
Hsidsick Z Co.; Silisry Mousssax; IL MARQUIS .
All Of which we offer to the trade and tie psblie.
For sale BY DUDLEY 4 CO., n Maia q.
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E1xeANI HoUaEgsQLD rURrrrUnr.
a. ae LA ~ AjcFicssd1 1 fHa HTa
.;;::, !. 4: = ::; u 50
HoUsFHoI.D FURNITURE VIZ.
A 1kanf f i hfEsHssS!ia.f ~ r1rsoas
PATH az1ai6oASY pIER rAsLIs, m.,s,,
hssASB5P s sasEseo RIB Ers ssssxx
PAN ~ RossEEsxsooD pIxAxs, .,,,...l, ..r,,..
ELEFH f9ANN T. GOTHIC f fAsGos 1kp arcEr-
aEfss x! Ss,;sssf sIsos cHAla HAT RACK.
!. s isssaf ; isss & s.s iss
PIANO.
mssniseenus tt-octave PIANO, In Rosewood Cas-, Of
e., &. & fseFE si;s
Chef ases John Mssss.Sh e s;rs / roIs5. e
city. 0'sn painted from life, By Martin, Of thi:
~. Q III AMBERS.
R oses ss lf FI.miF rench-Diate MIRRORS, in
ahEsakksS WASH
RR si.sar sH end nd Jenny Lind BEDsTEAps:
s ssrgs supefior Saps s1a Hair Seat
n.is Harnesses Of III. ,u,... ~a,,. . ca.,.s
Asf sHtEh FaTssss and sa.,.a
Brussels CARPETING, Of the YER, 9hb Nv. Win
DINING ROOM sus"'y'
The dining-roo 10 furnis he'd with
set Mahogany DINING TABLES.
lspiendld Mahogany SIDEBOARD:
mahoxany SIDE TABLES;
Rosewood CHAIRS, with Rush bottoms.
- 1elegant Eisht- day CLOCK:
Together with the usual VARIETY of
CHlNA, CROCK Err and CUT GLASSWARE
The Kitchen ID furnished with MANY nsef,.i =. -
t,cles. such g are usually found in we'll regulated
The above Furniture Is OF the very hest onsl;t,
having been manufactured in this city TO NJ
nusts own order,l s in an elegant state Of preser-
vat.on and really offers inducements rarely to be
:, y enable the public to examine the Furniture
tne house viii be open on Wednesday the Eth inst
IRON M until P. NJ. '''''''
Inc ladies' are particularly invited.
IkkMs-AH sums under 800 cash; ever that
amount. ninety days, for approved endorsed nego-
Ilaole paper. Use 81 +. B. COOK, Auct.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
NNHII IUNAL FHUM EUKUPEs
ARRIVAL. OF rHE ARABIA.
Rumorcd Duel in Paris..Murder Trial in
England -Freach Exiles Sent Fer, &c.

Nav YORK. Sept. THE Arabia from Liv-
rrpooi on the Goth August, (samc dates A the
rsson's already published) arrived here this
Iii. rumored In Pari. that Marshals Can
robert and Neil had fought duel. the latter
being killed.
John Henry Fuller had absconded from Lon
don. aefauiter for ftoU,o0.
The long pending trial of DIR. Smethart, st
Richmond for ,he murder of Miss Banks, had
terminated in verdict OF guilty, and sentence
OF death The prisoner perpetrated a ncti-
uous marriage on Miss b. while his wife was
still living, and then with slow poison muir
dered her for her money.
The loss by the late fire at Liverpool, In cot.
ton and grain was Zoo, mostly insured.
The builders strike in London continued
FRANCE.
NAPOLEON had ordered two steamers to Al.
r.ria and Guinea, to bring home the political
e1iles.
The Paris correspondent of the London
News ;ntimates that the news from Italy had
much 10 do with the Emperor's amnesty, and
that the possibility of carrying ont the
peace o. Villa Franea in the Austrian sense
made Napoleon seriously reflect upon the ne
cessity OF railying all parties around his
standard.
The projected Notifications at Antwerp were
exciting increased attention and uneasiness at
Paris.
The municipality of Parma has issued =
proclamation expressing an unanimous desire
for Parrini As Dictator The population
evsnced great enthusiasm. The Government
had purchased 4, 900 rifles, and invited the dis
banded rifle corp. OF the Alps TO take service
unSer it.
II was reported At Vienna that the Emperor
10 getting impatient At the delay in restoring
the Grand Dukes; also that the Austrian corp
dnrmee was to be concentrated near Robio, in
the road to ModeDa.
A decree had been issued at Bologna, declar-
Ing all citizens of Romagna, without disiinc-
ton OF religion, equal in law and the exercise
OF political rights.
Father Gavazn had been preaching At b.
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Marine News,

NORFOLK, Sept 1.-The ship Henry Clarke,
from Liverpool, went up James river to-day.
She brought Capt. McCaldy and crew of the
British ship Black Douglas abandoned at sea
on the nth uit, in sinking condition, on her
way from Arabia to Cork.
HAMPTON ROADS Sept. 1.--Schr. Geo. Hoff-
man. with live cattle, from Florida, bound for
New York, put in for provisions.
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
Election of Judge-Accident,

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 1.-The vote for
Judge in tins city stands Gholson, $40; Boul-
din IS. From other returns there is no doubt
of the election OF Mr.. Gholson.
S. M Chester, mail agent, was dangerously
wounded to-day, by striking his head against
a sill in crossing the Roanoke bridge near
Weldon. His injury is thought to be fatal.
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By Jas. M. Taylsr 4 SEN, Auct's.
POSE C0TTAGE FARM AND A TRACT

POSE COTTAGE FARM AND TRACT
- - OF WOOD LAND, ON THE WESTHHM
ROAD a.o At AuscTfoN. FRIDAY, 9th septem
say at s o'clock p. M.-upon the premises. vii,
Pc sold the above pretty little FARM. eScupied by
Mr.. John Jennings situated on the Westharn Road
inst beyond -Aley's." and running back to the
is we'll adapted to the growth of vegetables. Gc.,
and has, besides, number and variety Of fruit
trees The dwelling is comfortable for q small
family.
After which will be sold TRACT of 20 acres,
mostly heavily wooded with pine, oak, &C. This
land iies between tho above and the land of Mr..
David King, and also runs back to the Canal.
The terms will be made known at the time Of SALE
seq JAMES Nj. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
900 ACRES OF WOOD LAND. I'm HEN
go RICO COUNTY. AT AuCTION.AWe
Will sell, at Henrico County Court-H House. on MON
DAY, the ath day of September that being Court
dav,l commencing at II O'Clock, NJ, 40 acres Of
heavily wooded LAND, in Henrco county on the
NJ neT road leading from White OAK Swamp bridse
joining tho lands of Messrs. Garrett F. Watson and
James Chittenden.
TERMS :-One- fourth cash; the balance at 6 and Il
and secured by trust deed
SCI JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 SON. Auct's.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

BY Alex NOtts Aucts
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERIES-Will be sold at auction, at my store,
corner Main and 18th streets, on SATURDAY
sr.s 1T sseond hand
DRY GOODS General assortment Dry Goods
large lot ready made CLOTHING.
saass Baaon as @ GIN s .1ss ssa
" sss onn' ''a'' ana ha AIHx lSSoTT, Aue.
RIO BE SOLD, ON THE 18th SEPTEM-
L Der, Tor next fair day. MEAD0WLAND
FARM. Contains ia acres: Excehent House s
Abundance Of excellent water. Has young VI
chard of choice fruit.
TRIMS One half cash; balance lst January anu
Thi. place is on York River Railroad, tsn miles
from Richmond JAS. d. WATKINS.
sc l-d2twlts
UCTTON SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
TaE ka ETY. ~ ~ the Eth
DAY OF DECEMBER, l8s9-By virtue of two
DEGREES Of the Circuit Court of the City Of Rich
mond, entered on the go day OF November, 1901,
suit, entitled "Sinnetf vs-Johnson'. Error, and
prsese t aa The R q
AUCTION, at the front door of the State coyIt-
II use in Richmond, certain TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Pocatalico river and its waters, IN the
e9ans 81 aere rses 70 General
Smith, deceased, late Of Baltimore, MARYLAND; DO,
Ing the same tract Of Land which was conye, ed
by the undersigned az commissionIss,. 70 APei r
1856 and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Coun-
t. Court Of said Kanawha county, to which refer,
ence 10 made for . more full description Of said
known 5 sis R oa sRs pss'
auH-d2m Special Commissioner.
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SoIt-Frrights for the Sent

NEW YORK, Sept. Turks Island dates are
to Aug. Is. Salt in fair demand at SC. The
quantity on hand is small.
The Herald Of to-day says that the rush of
freights TO the South is the largest ever known.
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Fire mt Boston.

BosToY, Aug. 3I.-An incendiary fired the
City Stables Commerce street, this morn
ing, and they were totally destroyed. Only
one of tha horses was rescued from the flames.
A thousand chaldrons of coal, belonging to The
Gas Company were also burnt.
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BY J. HI. Disges, Auct'r.

A UCTION.-SIX YOUNG MULES.-will be
IA sold at the horse lot, near the Central Depot,
on SATURDAY, the Sd inst, commencing at 10
ness.
Persons in want of good Mules. they can be seen
at Messrs. Davis l. Hutcheson's stable, Franklin
street, where they can be bought privately before
the day of sale. For prices call on Messrs: Davis
l. Hutcheson, or ]. H. DIGGES,
AM
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MECHANICAL.
1870 NOW READY FOR 1870
1O ,o,, THE FALL TRADE. 1000.

GEORGE STARRETT, (Belvin's Row, Cover
nor ST.! 6Hers TO his customers an assortment un
rlva!ed BY that of any preceding year. Our facii-
ties Tor DONG work in and upon Dwellings, Stores,
Factories, Churches, &C., cannot be exceed. Re-
sale. Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick, 5nzes;
Richmond Portable Furnace, 3 sizes Hedenburgs
Patent Heater, sizes; Fire Place or Chimney
Heater, formerly known as La Trobe''; Brilliant
Gas Burner, Ia fue! saver,)3 sizes; Factory Coal
Burner. warranted to stand fre,, sizes; Ameri-
can Cooking kanse, for brick. sizes; American
Cooking Range, rotary top, sizes; Bay State
Cooking Range, (portable,l 8 sizes; Helpmeet
Cooking Stove-a new article, made for my own
trade, with Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster, s
Boiler holes. and large Ovsn--'simple, strong and
Varieties and sizes. suited to the varied wants Of
the people. Country dealers buying here Stoves,
Tin Ware, Pumps, Pipe, xc.. at Northern prices,
save fresh Early orders will receive Immediate
attention Those coming later Will be promptly
hled in their order and as last as the work can be
well done.
CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI SHOVELS. TONGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of CRATES,
R ENGESSaandps9nmRs aRd PLAN set, Of sHoyEl
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shoyels and Pokers;
Blower TANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANS; FIRE
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
BELLS, Of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
and others in want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices /
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work Of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS MSsr Fo }.THP and CRATE and FENDER
9Th and 9th streets, west side, Richmond, Va.
au Ism S. d. DENOON.
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By Goddin I Apperson, Auc,s.

MALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND,
STOCK, CROP, HORSE. CART, COW, &c.
on the premises, on FRIDAY, 9Th September 1859.
at II O'Clock; NJ, the small ARM on the Charles
CITY road, abont "a miles below Richmond. occu-
acres Of land. 10 of which are in cultivation,
the balance in wood. The BUlLDIN GS-consist-
The soil is very good, and well suited for market
garden. After the sale OF the Land the Crops.
stock. one Horse and Cart and good Mich Cow
be sold. "
of sale. Ise FL GODDIN & APPERlN Amcts
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NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-The steamer Karnac
arrived here this morning, from Nassau, N
r., August Goth. Among the passengers is
Governor Bailey, of Nassau.
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DATENT MICA AND

DATENT MICA AND
L FERROUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong glutinous SUBJ
stances, impregnated with 6brons matter, and COW
perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every eli
mate, and we will warrant it
WATER PROOF.
1t also reflects the rays of the sun, making the
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate
and will neither crack rot. 1t is practically IN
PERISHABLE, and having been thoroughly tried
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States, it il the cheapest and best roo6n sin
use. JOSEPH DITTO CO.,
General Office, 37s Broadway. New York.
n. BECement for sale BY the barrel. with full
for sale Territorial Rights for q portion of the
United States. lie l3-3mifl ]. D. & co.
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Arrival of the Rayaria.
From Nassau, n, p.

ria has been signalIed below. She left South
ampton on the 18TH, and her advices have
been aulicinn ted.
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The Yacht yFnswsIl.

NEW YORK, Aug 3l.--The yacht Haswell
from Richmond, arrived to-day. She will
leave tomorrow for Providence.
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49, ANox le0TkL A4D Z :, , ], rr g
y.sssss,.s shls ss.d = q sssl!s: - mi:
70 sss. 81: 4. iI h.
eonrasement that our previous saogts and laborp
nsssss ssd f ffo VA BALLARD
ars nav sSs P,prrissers d Is Reimbursement,
and each one pledsee himself 70 do what IT, COM
jprt, conveniencs and reaursmsnss q thsir guests
s. s T. .ia saa dr .ssR RE. ss .
tahiishsssnt ~ ou.fortsblo . possible. With pr
lite agents, and ready. prompt sad attentive ser
n. IA - previous card. long since published to
proof that our has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, We
than sere.ot.rs. All rumors Is to ciosnre, or in
tended closure we desire oar Jriends to notice as
false and sfrangers, intending to visit u, vlfui
misrepresentatious. % Its
II the SPRINGS will find this establishment open
until the FIRST Of November.
B9sARR oST have ,.S e.
shos, Toves House. Grace st., and door above 81
!. RoRAAEBAAcK........-. PnorslIroR,
os N LIZ
Beg leave TO announce to their friends and the
public generally, that the "C BELL" is now
open. 1t has been extensively furnished, and will
be conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects
The location has been conceded to be the best in
the city, being in the very centre Of business,
the business street. within . few minutes walk OF
the depots, warehouses. banks. &c.
cities on the seabosrd to forward deicaces ~ they
appear.
proprietor iatters himself that, nth the manage
ment of Capt. KYLE, the standard OF Hotels will be
raised in LynchbuTg.
ma Omnibusses, Baggage Wagons and Porters
will be at the depots and boat landings, to convey
unsseu tn and fran the houee IAN 22-dlm
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- RAILROAD LANDS ION SALE ON
toNg, GREpIT, AMI, AT Low hATE

- III f fSST IHiR Hanna sss s.. 1o.
seph Railroad Company having over - ~ ACRES
OF LANE, lying in the STATE Of Mies9urL which
was granted BY ACT Of coaxrcsa q aid y ~ con
thereof for sale, on the most liberal tssinq.
Tho. greeter part Of thsse Landg sIe within sixs
il now completed and 0pen Tor use throughout IL
entire lep4th, 30 miles, and runs through eoun.
IL climate, the fertility Of 1T coll. aad Tie sxfeat
Of its mineral RESOURCES.
For further information, apDly At kbo Lam O8eo
Of the 0'I 1.. . :. .sa.'''. = 9|iiA 5v.r.
HA.Msht, No. Jane iash. ~.
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North Carolina Cotton Crop.

NORFOLK, Sept. l.-Advices from the cotton
crop OF North Carolina are unfayorabe.-
Large fields are damaged and others will not
mature
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- $50 ~. :
xr~e-y -. :: =. :! :. 81 !. -. = =.
xbEHCE. OK BfoAb. TEAf H1fo
g: 800, G ;;ss|loa g. 9 IL ~ Z =
tbs Iasfs losr.stesy 6kfCk xERtfk -:
Sc shsyS. hssly q G. essssassI q -. asSri
Bsti.. g sssspl !sss u - ess - j
nispt sfrs1 semsnts. g., &c.
;ss@Ps: q d: ;::a |: g: 80 IslsE
s I.sdd ]. g, s.s ss ss1sd. Il. 81
J. anss. s. e en- - . 1870: = z -
CURED 81 Z trust deed The 6qiidinss 60 insars1
The :. annual saoss o SsIy |, E .pprn.or 49,.
I or NO. 777. n DUV1L,S zprlrIor,
~ NEAR TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH
F0R SALE AZ 2 1 SG Hft5 i e "a s.
IHUKSDAY, 9Th September: ls.e. on the RFemisss,
> free man Of color.
IEsSnse-One third cssh; balance at four and eight
title retained till Iast note g psid. - -
80. 01D.. E ArrAKsoS' Aaess'
III. FULTON FOR SALE AT AUcTioN.-H
Tsnsssfsd q its Nay term lsSe ths sut 81 TSos
os.>A Vsa1er "a Mti sell u pubic auction.
IsmSsr isss o'clock. Iae f Hos Fl Es .SS
as ;s as.s e %
N the town Of Fulton, Hemrco county. VA. be;ns,
the whole Of Lot No. s and part OF Lot No. = ~
:fus AZ No r. n the Plan q ..d town Faten
fronting on the former street and rannins bscE ,ic
i' Ta aa e. .' ssr.a;, Of month. -, !.
Sale By G0DDIN L APpxRsos. Sv an & 4;
I w MISSl0NEk'S SALE OF Farm
U n!Eyy T N, CENTRAL RAILROAD, AND ~
y IL e w ,,,,ATLEE,S,, STATION. In HANOI
, 3 III SSsD nlsNy,f ABOUT 10 MILES FROM
CComnssoner appointed by decree OF the Circuit
suit Of Winston. guard .. &c. vs. McGhes. &c .a
d.x II PlSeeed te sell, on "WEDNESDAY, tho nth
O'Clock NJ. the FARM located "a .bovca IN v ~
a. Ss lands ss.s a lie e tss . Wea b
yn9 j. Wlngheld. and the farm formerly owned by
:. r. Huffman and others. The tract contains a0i
bsenc sf 70 1dS nd Of which il cleared
creek nat and might be made good meadow land
Inc land - well adapted to the usual cropo par
'iGnn hs y e that OF wheat.
Inc buildings on the place, though numerous are
OUT OF 5epa,T;
III III. NJ; \. HUFFMAN. residing on the place,
VII III, TAKE pleasure IN showing the same.
mo. LOT nesot,able notes. interest added and
ute retained until last pay mont is made,
N. z. LlPSCOMB, Com'r.
npusrrv,-. cCr.-
m = ~ SALE UF VALgABLE LOTS
on n aNn tREuS s HntLzh, AT IHE CORNER
fe'"in Geo s 2. tT9st ron Mrs Ellzaeeth d. Pres
Sas aa:ssss Court shs ssssSssP shs ssa
l. 4
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M ANBLE WUNkS.
WI JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OF ITALIAN AND AMER
ICAF MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES, &C.,
OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9th and 9th streets, on Main, and
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, which will
sell as low any establishment in this city else
where. je7-3m
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R-s Sale by GoDprN 4 ApPERsoN. Auct's. su
BY jaime. NJ. TAYLOR = SON, Auc,,,.

VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
ON MARSHALL AND 9th STREETS VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING, AND TWO SMALL
HOUSES AND LOTS ON 5th STREET. AT AUC-
TION.-WiIl be sold on THURSDAY, the sth DAY
OF September, 1889. ON the premises, commencing
1t ~ O'clock p. M, that worry valuable House and
pr. Grsbe. The lot upon which the house stands
fronts street 40s and the vacant lot
adjoining. an feet, and runs back 05 feet Also two
small tenements and lots, fronting on 5th street
20a feet running back IS feet and now in the occu-
pancy Of good tenants.
This property il considered valuable not only for
private residences, but well located for business
stands.
TERxs.-One- fourth cash balance at 6, IL and 10
months, for negotiable notes. with interest sdded
and secured BY q trust deed.
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~ h1chafd CauthoPn, AuC1.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURN1,
- sI TuKE AT AuCTioN.-OA FRIDAY. "a day
q auetinn 9H accepnt 81 whom i may eonoorn, s
Is q FuRRN!TUkS. e., ccpsistiaI o part q
reAshe5 neqS ana heddtLE, bureaus, Sofa, Car
Also. lotofwEARING APpXRRsL.' ~
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NOTICE. 1.-The subsc ribers find it necessary,
IN order to carry on their business. to sell goods
exclusively for cash, from Sept. LIST. 1859.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on the house for the past few years, we hope, by
being able to offer greater Inducements by doing
CASH BUsINRss. to merit a continuance of the
same. TUPMAN 4 HULL ll0 Main St
All 3l--ts
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|1eeSz S7xTSSi & S7lSc - 1.....
49, a nssSs is e' al s ~ 4. ~
1k6fAkR, .s1 h.Ts go - siors. ao. III !.
s0T sss "a AZ 6Iseed - sA's 1'ss s0sE q
Cosssry merchants 80 sty dsalers. ana IL ,ut.
s !: .sf :ss ssssS a e.. a
vsry iow prices. sithef vhoaseels q resnil. 3.
A !: : !; +. aaE EssffSs ssffEEsss:
N0TICE.-Ths 90. partnsrShip heretofore : Z
yss fEssn n /. sss s a.,
dissolved, hy mutual consent, Tho stock and ac-
Saoss q f E i;i n. Sss % L 81
4 WELLF0RD. Attorney q Law. with idIi sn-
thoris, 70 dispose Of cnd ss var re sssPs.
an ls-t. SEo. B. WnEHihb1EMEYTR. Z
CO-PAR TNERsHIP NOTICE. THE under
- signed has admitted Mr.. I. =. KELLOGG g
81 SEo ~ SSsHf sas..A'
Richmond; July eth, 1859. - -
tender to his nu6nerous friends and patrons, his
grateful appreciation Of their past favos, and to
@ s Sop. :,
attention 70 their interests Our stock viii Be
fer such inducement. a. we hope will satisfy city
and county. wholesale and retail trade, that Il i
SHs I; 's md fssf{1 Si'
NISSOLUTlON OF CO.PARTN ERSHIP,
- The concern of J. D.. GOODMAN Z Co.,
G ds ss y sfsi ass e.
name Of the concern in liquidation only.
' Jul, NH. ,s,s. + J: 4 4. ssS{SSRP ss5aNF.
Co-Partnership.
The IN dersigned have this day purchased of ],
d. GOODMAN his entire interest in the stock and
accounts of J. D. GOODMAN Il CO., and will com
tinue Ne CLOTHING BUSINESS, under the style
aud Arm Of SIMPSON & MILLER, 1T the stand
recently occupied by J, d. Goodman Co. They
assure the patrons Of the old concern that nothing
shall be left undono that may please them; and they
hope by strict and prompt attention to iness to
merit and secure, not onl5 their PATRONAGE, but
that of the public generally. ]. =. SIMPSON,
July 18th, 1859. II. T. MILLER.
IN retiring from the business of ]. D. GOODMAN
CO., am pleased in the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons in faithful and efficient
hands.
know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough
y, and therefore do most cordially recommend
them to the confidence and patronage of my friends
and patrons. LIZ 20-tsl ]. d. GOODMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02

CCALES.-HAving reserved the Agency Of the
10 take ordsre for Rsilread Track, Wood, RailEoad
Depot, Hay, RolhnG Nh. WarehoHsss GRAIN, Port
Counter and Druggist scales. -,
The quality Of these Scales foI acnuFscy. stIsnIth
Ana oasasli II u ssis s eoassy - -
80 II :a0svs s g. aas
oe1Ass' 800. 81 Main stYAef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02
Burning of the Niagara House ut Oswego.

OswEGo, August 3l.-The Niagara House
was destroyed by fire. to-day. The loss
amounted to $4,000, ON which there is an in
surance OF 5000.