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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08

x.,- Nav The steamer Wander
:. t~,n, Liverpool. arrived here ,his morn
o'lN t4er dates are the same As hy 3ae Nofu
i"k' IN Among her passengers are Sena-
- t,Iingmau OF y. G., ana Satfoti SpehSe,
= Minister 70 Coastananopie'
r,naon POST saws that France and
t'S ,ro nrgotiating for comhined opera
~ srainst China. The London Herald,
,'v"@ reiterases that ihe preparations Tor
RAJ csn, palgn are snspeho'e' ,-,,.
'nNs - re- ~,S Raurse has been dull, but recov-
II, Tpesaav, rentes closing on that day at
o95y. a. v.,,,e had returned TO Rome and met
I,n on thusiastie reception
- ,cD,Tfei disturbances AT fSlefmo are
AT.ac3 The coufltct between the troops
; Ne prorie lasted days, and the city was
}" -, - me comedies administrative reform TO
-, Trcuth Ambassador.
France ureed Spsih 10 oee'Sie wax as"i"s'
- n.pannel goes 10 Africa in command
- The Spanish forces.
90 r,-'s letter asserts that Lord Palmerston
-, rel 20 the Freneh Ambassador in
~ -.e,ai has intention no; 10 permit Spain to
-, h,fh sides 81 the Straits of Gibraltar,
.-g ,aat h. viii oppose ii by force"
ma. london Times thinks there is danger of
F,.acr leln'ng SPAN IN me conquest OF Mo-
49,, 4nF thru anneSlng il 20 Algeria.
T7a Times Paris correspondent says that
.s,-.i.,rgsat;on Of Lord i'olmerston with the
5,-,r-> Ambassador, relative to the Spanish
,,-,ipati5n of both sides of the Straits of Glib
p. 8. csussd much eme:aon in Paris, and that
20 Ynrnch CioSernmeat asserts that IL Will
-~-+cSsare its policy with regard 10 Morocco.
1t.s stated that Brown, the American con-
= ID Morocco, was about 10 leave Tor tsibrai-
a.
: Y-cnch ENpediij0nary Corps was ready TO
,q;s ,h- Held against Morocco.
The L :. consul, Nicholson, had reached
Tynis lie was :aiuted with such honor as
tqa PREVIOUSLY been bestowed on the Preach
.aa Er Ellsh consaIs. Capt. Lavalctte says the
"a, ef me Z. $. fTigate Wabash 10 Tunls has
b.4s mos. beneficial effect on American in-
-p-rS-S
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CONF Z RCIAL.


- - ''t..vrsN NsNY0ytDn NOVb
per bshs and COM i mol 70 st Th nys
ssassso y sMop Ssss,F. . 81 Tobacco
also the rsss,pts and prices pcstclssis III
SoSa and nue. eont,neptal teescco. We quote In
eror Good saee All s'n Essai.S In
nomnai price sssOais Pine Manaiactur s.s is
market receipts 'hs shs We as quote H ss
WHEAT.--Taere is decline OF 5 eta. per bu,be,
T. hss whi,s asS;s fsed 4 prime Red g 10 %
can as,y,ces has depressed the market. 1A"'sf'7
IoRN-The corn market is somewhat less b,,oy
oats are ssl scarce and In demand We quote
43 to 30 cts. per bushei. SN'ss
BAC0N.--we renew last quotations. tho,yh
there is a better demand. We quote sides loss a
cor FEE.-We quote Rio lisal2Yc., Laguayrn
SD "a, s SIS Java 70 cts; Mocha Is cts
Porte Rico, ~ asc'; Loaf. iic crushed and Pnw
asred n7a SleAc.; Coffee Sugar 9al0c., as IN
MoLAss Es.--Now Orleans ~ a Is cts: cuha Mus.
fnvado 81 70 81 cts; Clayed Cuba IS to 2sc.; Porto
Richmond RectiEcd css so old Rye
Nmskey pare, si@iso.
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP
BEEF.-MarKet quiet at Sd to 1 80 ross, genera,
aaoistans. aud S6as net.
MuTToNWse quo eaet 81 4 g ,o9 s p ~ head sssd
ce 11n to quality.
iAmb,-ine extreme prices are S3I3.50 per
head, according TO quality. ~
=, MONEY MATTERS-EycHAN6E
NcRTHkRN ExcuANeE--on New York and Phla-
Such ct the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank of
lhe valley, as are NOT taken By the Banks at a
The notes Of the Trans Atleghany Bank are % %
cent discount. Bank ci Ranawha, no sale.
NeFth and South Carolina Bank Notes lsrx 10
cert. discount.
The notes Of the Bans of Weston and the Bank
OF Manassas Is per CT, dis.
GQI.D y per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER. ~ 0' 'oi
Northern Markets.-IBy TELxoRApH.I
NEW ToRk. Nov. cotton buoysnt-tj GLAND.
i.s.' Flour hrm Southern S550d6.6s. Wheat
h!m.. W hite - 1901 50. Corn iower-Y elbow % n
ys. Beef steady-new S92l0. Mess Pork
Sl59l3N Sugar frm-0reans IL; Mpscovndo
6.aa1ts Coffee firm at ll1l2ts. Turpeutine AS q
a. Rice buoy ant at 81 @4ts. Stocks have a down
ward tendercy-Fa. is ~
BALTIMORE. Nov Flour quiet-Ifoward
Street IS 81. Wheat dull 40co0 bushels oiisred;
White S. D1l4s. Corn dull-White and yellow
SGsf. Provis IONS steady. Pork unchanged Ba-
con sides 9s.Gio. Whiskey duh at s5ia.
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81 81 a &c ] ssssf fS.ss,,s.
Snd JOHN a. CALYO. Prefessor 81 bss,rs!s ~
snd DRAWING. ii 81 their branckss. haye remnsed
" - = sls1an street. between Srd ard lth sts
I've, rAKENTs AND GUAKDT1c= 49,
!. RICH MuNp. vA.-A select al. ssIfAf VI
!maA l MALE ECflo6i.. onens s az
WILL Ac0nDRAY. Il r. fBs ,cp;nry lsa & ROCK
TAos. GARDEN A. H.. P 9hm essI'n.f; Va;
70 No catras Only is scholars tsIe Dl pMNF nns
mn5ni habits either by reference or certifcstos o
those who desire 70 have their sons or wards =,
q sS,eehpoi under good discipline and where thes
Ton, VIII have an opportunity Of euterins tbcsn ~
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be- rs ..
For rformation,. apply to 9. H. BARKsDALF.
slip, Richmond. Va oc as-"tI =
THE CHISWICK SCHOOL,, ------
~. MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
= The subscriber has Yielded to the advice II HE
to rasn 70 Whfaw Sqiswick from the Inarkst,an
: cIass ae ad.' aN Il nElNGLIsH scHoor
re therefore oilers his services To the public and
from his long experience teaching hopes by devc
tang his energies TO the improvement OF ms runss
in preparing them Il business or college 10 merit
tha continuance Of their patronage.
Far oie.s 70 has cit, trends especially, HOME
CHlSWlCk is unusually healthy. The vel, v,a
yer u ios1d by ANALYSIS y Dr. Jas. B. McCaw, Pro-
ess ., II the dHTgnia Medical Col
Ihe next session will commence Monday Oct 2
and close July is, $50, allowing two weeks vaca,
ton ut Christmas.
Tuition from SIS to $50.
Board, Including. table, rooms. fuel, light and
~ppsainS sIz'a per month pasabe half in advance,
p bava and cas,es o Hssa
J. -; Taylor and W. Godasn, Esq. Richmond.
oee-h"e"" onS' ". EXAbl., A. M.
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QrEREc. Nov. The following is addition
a. news ny the North American, which ar
rived hrre Yesterday:
The London Times ealosizes Commodore
Tsfas'is dispatch, aad says that if any de-
fence Of The acts of the British Minister and
Admiral at PrIho was needed, IL could be
found IN ha: dispatch.
S.r,fe9rGe u rty Is understood to have been
ra.t!I.l.iu.ed Governor Of the Cape Of Good
Tnr strike Of the London builders st,n roaA
tiHued. and was telling seriously against the
rasr who have resolved 70 appeal 70 the
yaFIi1 Tor support. The recent returns show
IA excessive mortality amongst families OF the
ctaratISrs, and there Is reason Ia near that
scores are I,,.rishiug OF waats
sr~p have been heavy ifC>Js and consldeTa-
BIZ snow IN England.
Parliament has been proTOgued TO the 18TH
OF December.
The Parls'C Constitutional in an article by the
senior editor. IN reply 10 The assertions OF the
English press that the policy Of the Emperor
left a state of political ineeTtitide in Europe,
SAFES v-hat The ann 81 the Emperor was 1T III"
Aesrtnufn M ana corn pares II with tine advantages
rsiR-u, aua accuses Inc English press OF H.
Constituency,
The Paris correspondents of the London
journals Indulge IN gloomy forebodings.
WRITER for The Herald states plainly That The
impression gained ground Of 81 rupture he-
tween France aud England being imminent,
Several prUNiNt 3Jl Journals have published
simultaneously yiotpHt articles against En-
GLAND whitk were kEowu 10 have been sup
pned ty government official. England Is
waraed thai her hour Of trial approaches,
which may put an end 10 her creatures Forever.
The Paris corYrspcN,}ea. c. the London
i:o<J a+>er-s thar negotiations are going on 10
eorli plyte the arrang ements tor joint expedi-
ton 10 China.
THe CORES pendent Of the Herald repeats tho
statement that The preparations Tor the e1pe
d3Iou we're suspended.
Tho NuHl-eUr stG.es that the Chinese COM
haSuder n Pelho has been made GeneraIissimo
oi the CHINESE armies and mandarin OF the
first class.
] he accounts from the French manufac-
turing districts Were generally nnfaTcFnble.
The Paris -four market was Arm. Wheat
WAS heavy aad difficult TO sell. Brandes
Were higher throughout France.
The recent inuEdations IN the south of
france did mnch damage 10 life and property.
Sen. Eedeau ana DR.. LandeSa have returned
70 rance under the amnesty.
The kantes closed at Paris at 6gE 4jc.
On the nd the Spanish Government de-
clared 10 the C0Ttes that it was going 10 begin
anEar against Morocco. wbirh announcement
- received 5ti,h great deal of enthusiasm.
~. political parties offered 10 support the
Ministry, and the newspapers expressed Inc
same patrio1lc t-eIinF
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NEARLY 400 LIVES LOST

MONTREAL. Nov. The Liverpool Daily
post of the eth October. (recefyed here by the
Eotth Ererjean;f publishes The infsiiIsenee
tassived Iatc the previous night. that the spien-
aid vessel ROYAL Charter had been totally los I
in Milford Bay. near Bangor. Out OF i0g per,
sons on board, only 10 were saved. The Royal
Charter had $4,000 in gold ON board. Inc
teleylaph had ceased working, and II was not
ascertained when the Royal Charter was lost,
and there were some hopes that the loss OF NE
had been exaggerated. Some Of The bodies
tFo,r the wreck iiad been washed ashore. Inc
disaster occurred II IS believed, In violent
-torm which had prevailed along the coast.
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H'RISTEE'S SAEEOF KEAL ESTATE,
ON VENARJ.E NEAR CLAW Sr p / Isr u,
BY A. ID. Williams, Aues.


IL IN SYDNEY, AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust, executed BIZ James Patterson
and wife to the Subscriber dated 2Sth March, 1859,
and recorded in Henueo Comfy Court Office, be-
the 18th November. at iS o'cock, z. NJ. Upon the
premises the pTogertt conveSed by said deed. to
the SOU h side OF Elmwood street, near Walnut
streei. froptnG s. feet inches and running back
lTs feet Q inches to an alley 20 feet vide, and adj
Joining the fesifenen Of the late John Via.
TERsFs.-Cash The title. is believed to be per-
feet; but selling as Trustee, viii convey with spe-
cial warranty A. ID. W tLLtANS, Trustee.
The above sale will be made at the risk and costs
of VIM II. Yea man, who purchased the said real
sstr.r p, sale made by at auction, on the SIst
of October 1852 and has failed to comply with the
terms of the sale. A. ID. WILL ANS,
nos Trustee.
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DUBLIC SAIL ~ oNE TuOrSAND
[ ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY q CO. on I, TIE S 81 ROAD.
SWINEYARD'S LANLfNG, os JAMES r. YER
AT AUCTioN.-At the request Of the owners. [
will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
Of Noyember at Y o.cpck, upon the premises; tif
valuable TRACT OF LAND. situated as described
above, containing ane Thousand acres, adjoining
the lands of . g. Wadden, John l.. Walker, Jas.
pbbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods, and it's
proximity to the public landings on james river
lenders this land very vauahle, as wood can be de-
lIvered at the landing, only three miles distant at
very .remnuerative prices. II is believed that the
wood on the land, when delivered, will pay for IT,
There is a snfticency Of cleared land for. per-
son beginning 10 farm, which produces well Of the
usual crops. The Improvements consist of q
Framed Dwelling, with the usual Oct Buildings,
all built within few years The location is healthy
and society good. and very convenient to churches
and mills. Any farther information can he had
upon application to tho subscriber, add the land
shown TO any person wishing to purchase by Mr..
John Hamblet, who lives the land The land
will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, ami made known on day of sale.
R0. b. LYME. Auct.
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
3--M ThE SF2Qthfl .tftda
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BY n. p. 'n~E. Auct.


VTNHESTFEfS SAL. FUth OF COM
4 FECTI0NARIrS. GROCERIES,. 30, AT
AUCTfON.-Hy virtue OF deed OF trust, made by
g. Shonfa rber to the subscriber, and duly recorded
in the Office of the Hust,ngs Court ot the cit, Of
Richmond. ! will proceed to sell, at the store vt
said a. Shon farher on Broad. between tst and I'd
streets 90 TT ESDAY. Sth November, at 10 o'cl'k,
MI the STOCK contained in said store, comprising
variety Of Candies. Cigars, Groceries, Toys,
Fancy Goods, Jewelry. &r.
ALSO,
The Lease Of said 81 ORE, which has about four
wears TO run. -, .-,>
KITCHEN FURNITu RE:
Sale conlncted hY T. Il CnnE. Anrt. no
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Ey Alex. Nott, Auet,r.
HINRANE SAIL, OF Cy.1THING. y

ryvHADE SALE OF Cy0THTNG, DRY
1 GOODS. HATS. SHOES. &c, AT AUCTION.
VIII he sold at auction, at my store. On / uES-
DAY. Nov. 9Th, commencing ut 10 o'clock, larso
inpoice Coats, Pants and Vests, Cloths Cassi-
ueres Satinefs; Merne Shirts and Drawers; Mems
Soft Hats Caps, &c; Mems. WoInen's and bows
Shoes: Silk and s raw Bannets, 200 and spring
Hoop Skirts; Neck Ties; Fancy Scars. SC
TERMs.-Ad sums under & SO. cash; over $50,
60 davs' credit, for endorsed notes.
not ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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By Goddin 4 apperson, Auct's,

rI,W1 LOTS ON Ns.<ABIF STREET,
4 NEAR no larH STREET. FOR SALE At
AUCTION Will be sold on TUESDAY. the sth
November, 1859, on the premises. commeneng at
o'clock. P. NJ. two lots, on the north side Of
Venab Die street, near its intersection with 18th
street each frentn Is test running back les feet,
towards Darlington street.
TERMS One third cash; balance at and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note he psid.
no2 GODDlN & APPERSON. Auct-s.
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s7.riue DiSastere. Gcs

NORFOLK. Nov. 7.-=The British ship Har-
rnony. trom ST. Thomas, for Norfolk, win
ballast Is ashore ner Cape Hatteras
The schr. W. A. Iiaulnill, OF Baltimore,
bound from jacksonville, Fla, for Port dtl
.aa. and il supposed rs have sunk Her crew
ygsre taksn Of b. the ship Herald Of the Morn
ing. and have arrived here.
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. 7.-Arrivea, sh!ps
heen struck by whale, she Is leaking, and
part OF her cargo has been thrown overheard j
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
.yvYvAI, OF THE Wand ERBILT

,,s,e-rrenea Expedition TO China.
fne n,,h,.aks at Palermo -keiurn OF
NV ,san 90 Remembrance Engaged with
t"e .c,,ms, Mereece. English View Of
n.[n,aticu OF the straits of Gihrai-
&C.
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CITY sCAeE-esn.-rha undersigned

CITY sCATE~GEn.-rba undersigned re,
~ speetfully informs the citi@ers ri Rlehmond
that he is prepared 10 clean out rear houses; shs5,
and other places of deposit and thoroughly LIME
taeI On tbs lnnst reasonable terms, and In man
ner not in the least c..snsiye TO the premises on
which he may work. HiS "'-sS+' ~ 10 eohstfueteu
as to be air and water-tIght.
l.etter-boxes may be found in the Mayors office,
gra at the drug store of Mlllspaugh y Johnston;
orders left in them win 90 promptly attended te
an 15-3m II tfLIais-
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=
BY Richard Cauthoru.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
II TURE, AT AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY,
10th INST, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Hy.
Robinson, Esa, on Leigh, between6th and7th sts.,
and nett DOOR to Ir: Lean Waller, will sell, at
auction all his i RNITURE, consisting OF Bed
steads Hair and Shnck Mattresses, Chalrs, Ia
ples, Washstands, Kitchen Ware, &C., &c.
no. Z. CAUTHORN.
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BY TaOs. ~. s<et7ser get.,
(Office corner 18th ana Carr sersets.)

~ MULES. WAGONS AND HAR.
s~> NESS. TOP BUGGY, HARNESS. AND
Es.ysS HORSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
800 Will he sold on FRIDAY MORNING,
STzs7ss Nov. 1fth, eotnmenclng. ut 10 Q clock, IN
front OF off e, tine iafse Aries' WEB broke to
ness in good order. Also, iine Harness Horse; /
Ton Buggy and Harness.
TFRNs.-Four months credit, for approved en-
dolsed negotlabe papef. -sr.z,zz.,
moi Corner of 18th and Cary ST.
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.'HE CHISWICK sCHOOf..
COAL, COKE, &c.


lfGkE.-The price of COKE, for the u,onth ne
~ November. viii be as follows: A VI
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load SIS 90
All other grades, - :. 4 *
no It's JNO. ]. WERTH. Agent
CLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COX E-For sale by
"a NJ. D. WHITING
no It's Near the Petersburg Depot
GOAL: 1.-The depot of the New York and Rich
y ,nond Coal Com pany, Situate at thu upper end
oil Broad street and opposite the old Fair Ground
= well supplied from their Deep-Ru and Spring
", Backsmitbs', Run of the Mines aad Hard
mers. orders may be left at the store of Sir Holm
CIR EN- L. 18th street, between Main and Cary
street. oc 2i-lm*
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SALE OF VALUABLE IA X N. CONTAIN.
- ING 40 ACRES. NEAR THE WEETFRy
T,IERE,MsINJH pc rHE nICHM0ND AN6 CHAR
AND NJ ENfs. Al Il A & L,
By request Of the owner. Mr. R0. 4. coki5y WIN
=, = enanxlny Big business. viii eel upon
a me premises. on MONDAY. the 18th sIay of be-
ceupers comtnsucfns at O'Clock A. NJ. the Farm
occupied by himself situated near he terrninus ~
tne Richmond and charlottesville Plank Road Is
nenIleo county about six miles from the city 81
g. Waidrop ard Is. ]. Priddv - .
Itcontalns q sores Of valuable land. half OF which
,s ~ woods. the remainder il 10 cuItIvafipr and
particularly adapted to the growth Of wheat corn
and tobacco located n a good neighbofhood, and
convenient to three chnrehes. N
The improvements are q comfortable twa.story
dwelling, barn. caTrIa2e house. negro auartsrs
smoke house. corr house, and other at-biid q q
all in perfect order.
At the same time wit be sold the Crops, consist
iHg 81 corn. shucss, wheat straw, top and blada
fodder two horses, and quantity OF farming ma
IgKMs.--For the land, one third cash; the hal
ahce at and yeers. for reg0tiatie ngfrs, with in
teJsst added, and secured by n trust deed.
4 ne terms OF sale of the personal property will
be made known Mt the safe
JAS. N. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
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VERY vAIuAnLE REAL EsTArE ANn

Personal PROPERTY coNsfsfiNd; q q =
fF aRMtNfB; hn9p 81 sooWS AULEs HoRsRS
WIZ sell, AZ the Falls Plantation, on James River
m d sha c on Fl ssbssserad qpposlse s
Of The REa so a. M To s ss
as oSs IS aerss s. sSv Of valuable LAND
Land lying about the centre the farm 40 ac res
IN woods lyins on the PetsEsburs Railro ID within
lion 1i which is heavily wooded ; also. valuable
Wharf Property, iying on James River, extending
from the terminus of the Danvliie Railroad to the
town OF Manchester upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
uiaeturlnE establishments.
And 8, IL o'clock NJ. of the SAME DAY, win be
seld hfsy, valuable. SERVANTS, consisting Of
Twe1 sa MS~sH r9d
otxpErGyed ns stock; Il S 1ongng CATTLE; yoke Of
twenty -four yOang AND well broke MULES, SUI
perior animals; 2 HORSES &C.
large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
chine, Reapers, 2 Drills, Ciod Crusher, &c,
wagons. Carts, and Gear.
Abont ] go barrels of Corr. large quantity
shncks. Fodder, and Straw, and a large quantity
oil tail and winter Vegetables.
al sums Of SIS 600 and under. one third cash: The
balsnee at 2 and years; for all sums of IS ,000
ana ana anssT sg 70. cash the balance an At 3
essseT Ts 60 ns 1sc a. and the pa
deeds For the slaves. sh; for al other pei sonal
property. sums of SEQ and under, cash: over 100
mont s credit for approved negntiable notes,
with interest added. SAM'L MARY
Executor of Jos. Mark decd.
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 Sos. Aucts. oe IL
TTHRTSTEE'S NAIE OF t{EAT ESTATE.
4 ON YENABLE, NEAR CLAY STRhET.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the under
signed by Martha Sonthwortli, be ring dare the
lssh gay Of June 1856, and Of record IN the Clerks
Once OF The Court of Hastings of the City of
Richmond, for the benefit Of Cornelius Crew at the
request Of the sad benefciary shall exrose to
commelieing at 0 clock, z. NJ, the property con
Fey ed IN sad de5ds and desc,ihed as iollows; "A
certain piece Or parcel of LAND with the BUILD
.N9S and improvements thereon. called the ''Redd
HOUSE living and being ~ the city of Richmond,
and bounded On the North BY Venable street, on
the South by the property of James SHELLS estate,
and on the East by an a.. ley fsnnins from Venable
70 or Law street, in the said cty. being lots Nos.
ana :, II HeConie,s plan, of record in the Rich
mond Hustlngs Court. and being the same two
lots of land conveyed to the SAID Martina South
worth by Thos. C0wles, by his deed bearing date
kh now ap o d d,T o sas
PETER J. CREW, Trustee.
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VALUABLE STABLES AN 18TH, BE.

Y fflIV hlN LII IN d Ui,I-JNs 3 To,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-By the request df
the owner. ar. James ]. SontherIand will sell at
sMhcaon on the p'eme on nEls Pa. Ysh
able LIVERY STABLE situated as above; il it4s
D5e- fnne and favorabiy known as one among the
best STANDS iJ:r citN. the lot fronts fifty seven
and half feet on 18th street; and is subject TO a
ground rent of three dollars per foot pct apnum-
AS Mr.. Southsrland has already made a chan se Il
his business. the property will be sod without limit
or reserve Any ore, disposed to engage in the liv
cry business. would do well to attend.
TER w6.-Ore third cash ,Ra lance and s months.
interest added, for satisfactory endorsed sotia
bic piper. h. b. CCoF,
lid
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BY f.. Il. Cook. Auct.

INTENSIVE SALE Nr DRY GOODS,
QNoRs. CIGARS AND MISC bRANFoGS Ar
TiCLES. AT AUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY.
9Th inst, at 10 o'clock viii sell, at my store to
close several invoices 4 large assortment of DRY
GOODS, HATS AND CAPS. FURNIFURE.
WINES, Liquors., and CIfjA Rs to Eether with
great many miscellahecus articles, too numer-
gus to mention. The attention OF the trade is par
ticplsriy requested.
nos f. B. COCK. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08
rySpFcTYoN or I.ARDAND BUTTER--

i COMM On WEALIH Al 1OHH III , LisIa Al
OPTNiON-I aul of opinion that the duty of in
spectins Butter and Lard under the Inspection
law which is sold in the city or Offered Tor sale,
does not depend upon its being afered' Tor IN
spection. or, in other words. does not depend on
the nption OF the owner whether 1t shai b offered
for Inspection or not-psorided he SETS q or oDcrs
II for sale in the city, and the tubs, frkfas, kess.
harreIs exceed IN wei ht 80 pounds each. The
q sec, eh IS of the gode is true. spsaas o. inc
ex pression is used IN prov6na for the inspeeii"n
of tour and other articles, which y is eoncedsdt
mast he inspected. il exported or put on 'Eio Oh
any vessel for exportstinn. indeed, the same Sec
ton l42di provides penalty ~ each case IL pro.
ydss that IL any person shall export ilenr,o put
il on board vessel Tor expertaton wlthon. sIeSl-
rls ms li-etop or shall export. or atts mpttoex
rt !, or sf;nH sell or attempt to sell nny hsh hc
BUTTEF or LAsp. in the cities. &c. ptihoat re
,asqs hnriag been taspsetsd az required ~ az; ne
shaii forfeit two dollars far each barrel casks na1
bag. so exported or Off red fer aie and by sc ~
All attractions Of the law must bc ported pt inc
insaector 10 tn, Attorney for the CoDmonwesfn.
II is thus PLAIN that every tnn na1 rvs we,s h 30
pounds must be Offered for inspection 70 lbc III
specfOr before il can be sold in the city.
oc ay3ew X. T. DANIEL.