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EirSi fremiu Eaats-Fa styye!
NJ. lo2 Main Street, Opposite H c. Vic o,'a

1,;,.,,4 u u NCFfBUItT,. Va.
Msie : LII PAL MECHANICAL FAIR N rms cry
vi lht subscriber would cali particular attention In The
cssict las ms HATS are made by his pv hands anil
81 le oeSl material and warranted please in every ~ rr,
~. " sale lie Is decidedly averse 10 cgoiism in any frm
h'@eN,i !et lie cannot refrain from M this instance. In
~ 'n. ne = Sir. IA, Hats cannot be SURPASSED in workman
am s!'c IN this market. lie wuud alsn call nj
ti % ms N'ihfF assortment ~ Fet Hat. ana Cloth III
Vi s Ha "a "f r''sy grad an nf he newest Fall style
n 10 coh'i'' uE - assortment IL fne F,;ENClI FRI
t AMI line ia a. "a rlbuo be- snr,,ns.,i II, -, ~
G:i csic.t, IN III. nafAcf " 't'" !" ''''e'!
ne a'ieHti'h "i Farmers an Toa1roust. ia rcs,,.. n
eii''' 40 rs variety OF Servants Hats and ta.. -
va! - most Respectfully siieitcl before pnehasinp
ne W''l also sac thai he pre,ared 10 maS,fc.r "a.
i''i- AMI CASHMERE HAfo TO order of tn. hes
AM as iii, are made b, his hands he cam fur
49,. * H. 'e""''" Rates GEO NJ. KELLY
Agent.
iooP skIRTs, skirt supporters and Cors,s at all ri
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n 80 l0LLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT have
HEIsS been counirreed. There IL test however
whereby to tell the genuine viz: the water mark Holloway
New iork and londn that exists in leaf Of the book
Of dir ciions The words semi transparent In the paper
and visible b, looking through the leaf 10 the light Sold ut
the n@luiacnry No 50 Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
II nrrb box ur pot. ct
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II. FORBES.

4 MEETING of the Commission Merchants, of thu city of
- lynchbarg convened at The office of Clark Holt
Chair aud 4. j. cund6 appointed Secretary. The object of
nn meeting being Nlnnr, on motion Of John Glars Com
ihH'e OF tee persons appointed 10 draft resolutions
The meeting Mhercuon the thairmau appointed Jas A. Ham
ter deliberations presented HE follow resolutions which were
unanimously adopted A, which ne mSyiiag adjourned
r. J. Gu nur Secretary.
Whertas Trent dissatisfaction exists among the planters in
regard to the manner in which their r"hacc" Is sold in tins
market by public instead Commission Merchants
heretofore; also with smr al the buyers and nearly
sra hi. AVN sg%. '',g rom n rnr h rhi to
commission without his con,,n pn the public cri,r, whose
interest is n" hlcni VII" ls and whose appointment
made 10y Other, wi'ul hi CONSENT ,ll his sucr And
taking ir"n The ,"mm<"n Neclant the privilege Of 'ha
what consigned 10 him l.! th"e Wis, han aud
for which he pay heavy icrnse. Therefore,
LIST. Reso},a'. 1ha' tho reh s,l b. tle ,ese
of every one having !"gveo l. sell to select his salesman
or uclmccr +" sell fr Em
I'd That Is the ri;hl aal n'> Of ever, comi- ION Ner
other produce seni !" h" l,.
a. ihn IS ,' d"N i aeresi "t every eonmi'.'o Nie
,nahi L" zoos I" ie Er""r taerst {" hr trade and conduct
IA, sale IN ,Hrh r1hr IA g''c sHac.i1. boil!
buyer and planter. II p. S~iel,.
an, ma, = f'1 Jif al hr"oi' 10 tax the planter
Win public eri' for tr lit "i Il" Commission MGR
de,rmrni OF others ho sr'afa prefer auetnls their.
OH That after Lac II a, November next, We viii sell ali
oni the AID Of The public ,ricr an rr, the planter from The
extra tax imposed np"n him Tor the hnc,l public r
sustain and In lug u. the lur ,,g res
onil"ns ms the, nrt m "uarntor principle an practice
that hay" prevailed from II To-
hacso trade down To- 'he lne exception of the
last i've months bpiovng il 10 ii the trade
aha VIII give general satisfaction |" all IN it.
- &A 4 ! %niSfhfiIiltAp
clio. slEPfoE,
7. Vi. n0>TwEiaHr,
MM. A. 1tor,
s R i SrsH y MSaonuAx,
nov 2-ots s,aEAEEE h GuEKH.
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Petersburg Fair.

NJ ~ CEEriFItA1Es Of MEMBERSHIP in the Unoi
I Agricultural society, emitting the holder to and re-
turn al the price Of single passage Jas will he super
intcnan Birds adv obtained application
10 BURROUGHS SHAFER ~ CO.
oct 2T-dtS Main Street.
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There is reason to believe the President will
nrge upon Congress again, in his next Message,
the necessity of that body investing the Executive
With more discretionary power to lie used in the
case of emergency from difficulties arising with
regard to Central America, Mexico, or elsewhere
abroad, as now it is sometimes i'm, ossible To lie
fend tie honor Of our flag to afford protection
to American interests ut the lime wlca .ee,.ed.
The surveyors empnyel 10 trace tie boundary
between minnesota and Nebraska Territory. ft,m
tle n,rthwest corner Of iowa 10 the led XIV, of
the North, have fnisl,ei ,icir wo K. readv Ia l.,
submitted to Congress. 1t is believed that Can.
ereSs VIII Immediately establish territorial gov
efnment over the part cut off from Mime sofa, ma.
ming it the Territory of Daeotah.
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Brandr ath's Pills have no Action save
on Trpr1lritiaS

a. YOUNG people cannot .ui middle aged and old
* people tan, appreciate that medicine which, being
USED N srkn"s acts emily the the disease Around
affected, there the medicine removing
impurities prevent all settling Of the huuers into ulcers swell
llS, tunur In Heart Affections Epilepsy, Plerisy
in sore Threats, and affections II the respiratory organs gene
rally in spcisid, tn wonderful Fills give immediate relief
and Perseverance viii he Maai,s which
been nnrrd beyond human skill have been cured by their
And is This wonderful? Behold the BRAND
tffnS Pulls purify the blood: they have
npnr nafs and these being removed, the disease is
Ell Millions deriving health from the of this innocent
rcdcnr which never weaken hut always strengthen firstly
h, taking out Of The body these matters which held
In" h principle in custody: and, secondly by linpaug life
gNihE property Ia the blood sold DR. ranrets rrinci
Pal ONCE ~" 49 Canal Street New York, and by all ricia
Die dpaltFS ia medicine, 26-dm
= THE undersigned will prepare DErns CoSTgAc
LIZ WILLS. de-, upon Short nUtcc.
sept "-ts WM. D. BRANCH
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NENUINE FLOWERS OF HAVANA have u" those
" lot of extra fine Cigars, the Flowers OF has m
that have tried them pronounce them superior
oct sS-dls j. II. THOMPSON, O'"ae'
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+ . II SAL F.
CDHn "a; y TENN R. Il. "a NJ Bones:

-ONO loo 5outlsdc l.. L.. guarantee, by P,.yshn,,
% Shares l.! nchburg Gas Light stock: : 'o
- ShHrcs i!nclburg Hose aud Fire Insurance StocL
shares Merchants Bank,
sop; lldis pErEus sprvcI l. 20
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- liver GoS.Wc have just opened elegant 81.
~ Cups "hcts Cream Pots salt Butter Knives
a"i Sl"ons ot all kns OF the and patterns which
We Nil sell as low us they be afforded.
nov dts Sll.N EETH0PN 4 CLIFF
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale in Tin..,.'

~ DESIRING 70 remove, offer for sale rriy,' ~
LIE desirabe Residence, known Chestnut I'm t '
Liberty Inc ot contains 95s acres of land Lnyi hrar
large and convenient Brick Dwelling House with g On
besides two offices ON the grounds adjacent and an ~ Rooms
good repair 'eH ne" u IN
Also, my tobacco Factory, situated con, euIeo IN H.,
ana htied up WIN new ami improved Iydruuc NJ, ueid
una ai The other fixtures neersSir. for conducting M
acufihg business on large scale There are also AM nv
tory lot Boa shop and Houses the hands " me fa
deem 1t unnecessary TO give more parlIculo, =, 49,,
OF inns properly as persons ~islng Purchase mr.. ; n
examine for Themselves. e are INVITED
should, the above property not be disposed of bcf,r
day OF October next WILL that ay In, osy.t liz IA
auction, 10 the highest bidder upon Ibrrpl crdi III &
aug 2it,tawtds EI,', 1,I
80 richmond Wing copy ctds ''Nh pAii5.
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HooP SKIRTS. skirt Supporters and Cors.,s n, all IT.,
"A I" ct Fdsl L. A. n I. KINSEY's l5J Sain s,1'et
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No. 81 N;ain Street. Aynchbury. Va
II BEG leave TO call The attention public 10 their
arg" aud elegant stock of FALL a. WINTER Goons
VIZ which VIII hropen for Inspection MoSpAY next sep
and tith 1nik and verS handsome FAN Wrnn,inrs M
agrrai variety :" handsome BpnnrtS Miss Hats Chl.rcn ;
"i' h' taiN Ribbons Flowers Feathers Touches I,,aJ
r'Ss Dres AM M"har Caps. Nett CAPS anl Cofcrs no,
4 "i' i'aek Front aud lie Hair Brals and Carries J, ,n
II" ms fant Hair Tins, Conl Brushes, Soaps Purlumrr,
.t IT," Nh'S with an elegant lot of FITS from 81 u Ia
S4"a ~Il with man! articles tn nen;iof We
i assured l'i all III want nf gnuis ii find II la lh,ir
tc !" call on a. as We IRE prepared Ia at very REASONABLY.
pf1 "s
Orders from The countr, will receive ,arc,lqr a,t.n,r
SCI t2I-'hs NJ H. ,n
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f>tTrEf.'d ins strictly prime Butter on consignm, nj
e1 and for sale by tnov 2-hts] JAMES BOYD Il co.
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7 AIDES CLoAkS AND FURs.

I ADI rs z JINtNN \ VI 7 Z AS.
4 great opportunity to purchase these faShona-
bic articles of costume is now offered, at the
CORINTHIAN HALL. MAIN STREET,
The lmportations and Manufactures of
GEORGE IULPIN.
Sol BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
are sale at the above place, at
40 PER CENT. BELOW USUAL RETAIL PRICES.
Additional arrivals to the stock will he exhibited
MONDAY, THE 24IH OF OCTOBER,
and Ave following DAYS. including zoe excellent
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CL0AKS,
1t Sl2, Sl4 Sl6. and SIS.
Also, an assortment of Misses CL0AKS. and a
complete variety of LADIES' FANCY FURS, all
to be sold ithcRt regard to cost consequence OF
immense surplus impoTtations IN the New York
market
The sale is by PRIVATE TREATY, and will termi-
nate SATURDAY, October 3Oth.
C0RINrHIAN HALL,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
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WAsHlNcToN. Oct. 2i,-A number OF the
papers brought from the Insurgents camp al
Iisrpar's Ferry, and in possession Of the Gov
crhmeaJ, will be published tomorrow. All OF
them are Ened John smith, in the hand
WrgIUE ~ one OF the sons Of OssaWattonie
Brown, ana endorsed III that of the father
TGa documents show tina conspiracy extended
throughout portion of Ohio, New York, New
Eu~Iaad, aud some towns In Pennsylvania.
DHN letter says "Dur hands, so far are COM
Ing forward, probably better Than l expected
n We have called on them" Some of the pa
pegs giyr the number OF pick-axes and shoyels
and articles OF personal comfort, together til
rh, balls ior The same; while others ask for
nauaY. sc.
y g. =" OF Concord. n. H., subscribes SIS
A it,ser dated October LIST. is among them, III
which the writer saws he was in Ashtabuls
county, Ohio, and met with some success
oar old friend, J. Il. Ct, took stock 10 the
anNL.- II 81
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PrecariAnS State Of Italian Affairs-Diffi
cuitics at the Zurich Conference, Ae.

NEW YORK, Oct M.--The steamer Ocean
Queen, with dates from Southampton to the
18th inst, arrived tonight.
The ship Quebec, Of New Orleans. had been
wrecked OF Eddystone Light on The lith.
Robert Stephenson. the celebrated engineer,
is dead.
Austria refuses TO diminish tho amount Of
the Isombardy debt due by SARDINIA, ana
France and Piedmont propose 10 submit the
point 10 arbitration.
Numerous arrests had been made at Parma
All the principal authors and accpnpiccS IN
the murder Of AuNiu were IN ths hands OF
iustice The civ was tranquil The disarm-
Ing Of the populace had been ordered. II was
6urroEnde,! by Nodeness and Tuscan troops.
t4aribald! had issued proclamation 70 the
army al Italy. He says "our new struggle ap-
Oyuatncs The enemy - thrca tening, aud, per-
hans. wall attack ~ before many days are over
In addressing my old companions, l know
am ne1 speaking to deaf men, and that II is
CuNHgR 10 tell thTm We are going to fight the
enemy Of Italy. I shall look TO see you there
~ your ranks" The address is dated Bologne,
October 5th,
The Pope was to have an interview with the
X JSg u Naples, Al Castle GOndol:o. where he
VIII lroi0Eg his stay. on account of the agita-
tjaa Tcieuiug IN Rome. Afner his departure, a
demons ira'ion iook place in honor Of the Sar-
Gu.dG Ambassador The crowd of visitors,
t>tlma.ed al io,Ns} left their card. nj the Am
bzs>95ov's residence.
The French Cen armies preserved order, but
she effect of the demonstration was profound.
Zurich dispatch ~ The Illh says "The
conferences do not draw 10 q close Austria
refuses to diminish the amount Of the debt Of
l.mb9.,iy, 10 be borne by Sardinia. The de-
lasads Of Austria are not only resisted 10y Sar-
1t4t1. bui do not receive the support of France,
who has proposed - submit the disputed point
g. tho arbitration Cf another power. France
wants 7ll arrears Of pensions of the Monte
Napoleon. and ali indemnity for the cost Of the
war .o br Included in the settlement OF tho
debt which VIII have 10 be paid by Austria and
PIEDMONT
Additional discoveries had been made at
CoHstamtuop!r. concerning the conspiracy to
attempt 80 buru ghc Earopean part of the city
Da re occasion of the obsequies of the Bev
Of Tnnls The Moors assalied the Jews and
wounded many mortality.
COMMERCIAL.
f.vrEvnaf. oct. It-Cctton steadv-sales for
- days rt Is oJ3 bales. There is good enquiry ut
extreme rates.
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YyJ. III. Digscs, Auct,

CTION.-W AR. WAR!!-F I'VE
n THOUSAND AfEN.-Ca at 96 Main street,
late store of Voegle, Il Weidemeyer, Jewelers.
Gold and Silver Watches, Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Ivory Handle Knives, Sill
VENTILATED Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets. Cas-
tors and large assortment of Iewelry and
Fancy Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods, Cigars,
&c, &C. for one week only; Every article war
ing the day. j. II. UIGGES, Auc't.
Jos. SNOW, Salesman. Ats
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a NALIABLE TRACT OF WOOD LAND
- IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, 8 MILES BELOW
~ CIT! OF RICH M0ND. CONTAINING 800
ACRES, ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP, For
SALE AT AUCTlON.-I VIII sell Mt public auc-
ton, the 18th day of Move .noer, at u o'clock in
front Of Henrico Court House, tbeing Court day ]
that valuable tract of " GOD located a. described
above, belonging to Mr.. John Fisher. containing
eTs. About % acres are cleared and produces well
OF the usual crops. A large meadow can be gotten
up, producing, as 1t doubtless would, the very best
prices. The Improvements consist of cottage
RESIDENCE and the u.ual outhulldings, all in good
order. Thers ls well OF excellent water in the
yard; the location is healthy. Brick makers and
WOOD cutters are respectfully requested to exam
Inc the premises before the day sale Mr.. Fish
er VIII take pleasure in showing the premises to
any person wishing to purchase
RO, 3. LYME. Auctioneer
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall.
mr. 95-IuS & AZ, $1,000
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
deed of trust, executed by James Patterson and
WIFE, to the subscriber. dated 2sth March 1859 and
recorded IN Henrico County Court Office, being
October. at AZ o'clock z. NJ. upon the premises
the property conveyed by said deed to wit: a LOT
OF Eimwood street, near Walnut street fronting
- ieet inches, and running back l7g feet inches
the late John Via.
The desd requires sale for cash, but an arrange
inent may pe made to allow credit on portion OF
the purchase money.
A. D. WILLIAMS Trustee.
The above sale VII be made at the risk and costs
of JOHN r. HOW ELL, who purchased the said
real estate at auction at q sale made by me as
Trustee, on 18th October, 1859. and has failed to
comply with TO terms OF the sale.
oc Is 4. D. W, Trustee.
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CARLISLE, PA, Oct. 2i.-A lady calling her
self Cooks sister. accompanied by TWO men,
arrived here this morning. She denies that
the uau under arrest here is Cook. The man
also denies that he was at IIarpcrs Ferry, but
parties are expected here 10 Identify him
There is little doubt that he is HaZiett. who
was supposed To have been killed al Harpers
Ferry. DIG Brown stated that HaZlett was
win COnk
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/ ocgs,IITHING. BELL HANGING.

4
II SILVER PLATING. &e.--The SUBSCRIBER has
Just returned from the Northern cities whore hs
has laid in large supply Of materials, of the best
quality. used in I.0CKSMlT THIN BELL HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING. etc, and invites pub
lie attention to his business. lie has employed the
best workmen Ia be had, and is prepared to make
to order every kind Of Lock, 10 HANG BELLS 10 the
best manner and to do Silver Plating in style not
to he surpassed by any establishment in this cogn-
try. All his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience Of many years IA shts city.
and an acquaintance with the best Lock makers IN
this country he fatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and prices,
and therefore soiicts orders from town and coun-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing To have Locks MADE OR REPAfB-
FD. BELLS HUNG in any style, or SILVER PLATts.
executed IN Il superior manner, are invited 10 call
Mt bis establishment, 10th street, three doors
south of Main, where they will be attended to at
the shortest notice.
Orders from a distance, sent through the Post
Office, will be immediately filed; and Bell Hanging
done in any part OF the country z, city prices
Address WM. w. SN FAD,
Silver Platter Locksmith and Bell Hanger,
oc l7--d3m 10th street, Richmond, va.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auc,'rs.
VERY DESIRABLE AND coNvEl

VERY DESIRABLE AND CONyE
~ dENTLY LOCATED RESIDENCE, ON TIL +
CORNER OF CLAY AND 5rH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TT ES-
pay afternoon. tine first of November, 1859, on
the PREMISES, at o. clock the large and desrably
located BRICK DWELLING, at the corner Of
Clay and 5th streets. now in the occupancy of Mr..
b. Has sci. at the annual rent of : 100. The Lot has
alley 10 feet wide. The dwelling has about 10 rooms
ana is finished from cellar 10 sarret. There is in
the yard new brick kitchen. coal house, &c The
premises are IN good order, having been thorough h
ly repaired few years ago
TEkMs.-One- fit cash; balance at A. 8, IL and l6
months, for mes otiable notes. interest added Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained.
&C 25 GODUIN & ApPERSON Aurt's
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4 UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING IA

n KANAWHA COUNTY, TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER. ls59,---By virtue of two
mond. entered on the sd day Of November, 1851.
and on the 18th day OF June, 1859, in 8 Chancery
sult, entitled "StaHett VS. JoAnsea,s Ex'oy, and
others, tue undersigned, as Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY. the 18th day Of necetn,
AUCTION. AT the front door of the state Court
House. IN Richmond. a certaln 4 RACT OF LAND.
living on Pocataco river and iss waters, IN the
county of Kanawha, containing 600 acres. part
Of a $500 acre tract, patented TO General samuel
Smfh. deceased, late Of Baltimore, MaTy land be-
ing the same tract Of Land which was conveyed by
the nndeTslgned as caInu issioner. 10 Abel Sin
mott. bs deed. beasns date the 18th q July. 80
Court 81 said Kanawha county. 10 which referegre
ia inate for more iuil description Of said Lsni.
aud sf the boundaries thereof
TxRNs--Maas known It the tlJue and Place 81
sale. ANQhkW. 1OhN9I2Nt.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Thos. w. Keesee, AHct.,
iOflce corner 18th and Cary streets. ]
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSEHOLD

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUG
undersigned ttnisteel by William Baton and wife,
dated the ith day of March, 1885, and OF record in
city Of Richmond at the request Of the beneficiary
n N SAD deed, shall proceed TO SELL on MONDAY,
the 3lst dav of Oct, 1859. commencing at IL clock
at the residence Of said VIM. Baton on 9Th street,
next TO ST James Church. the following property.
conveyed by said deed; six Bedsteads and Bed
Furnltnre.2 dog. large Arm Chairs, i aoz. com
mon Chairs, largo COOKING Stove, the Bar and
rl1tpres; Decanters, Glasses &c; large and 8
sh I tables Bagatelis Board. Balls and Cues;
Ien-fin Alleys, with the necessary Balls and
plns : also. all the KITCHEN FURNITURE,
ilctures. Ac., now IN the possession of said Bat
ton at his residence with MANY other articles. too
Numerous to mention IN this advertisement.
Sale conducted by Tmos W. KEEsFx, Anct
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NJiSsjssippi Central Railroad.

AUGUSTA. GA. Oct. 2i-A letter from tbs
President Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
says that work viii be completed by the lst O.
january. Only - miles are unfinished, anc
track laying Is going on at both ends OF this
section.
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NEW ORLEANS Oct. 24.-Gaiveston dates
are TO the both inst. The Dallas Herald pub
fishes rumor that Major Fandorm had at
lacked a large body of Indians on the Concha
river, lost 20 men and killed 100 Indians.
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BY Goddiu & Apperson, Auet's.

4 IN SYDNEY. NEAR THE NEW FAIR
GROUNDS, For SALE AT AUCTI0N.--Will bs
500 at auctien IN ne PREMISES tWlthout unit or
to'clock p. NJ 40 acres ot beautiful LAND. N the
town OF s. dBey, bounded by the lands OF Messrs
A. Robinson, lr, Lewis D.. Crenshaw, and the old
Deep Run Turnpike. II will be sold in gross, or
divided into squares of to acres each. may be
deemed best at the hour ot sale.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance Mt 8. IL, and
Is months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest,
secured by q trust deed
DC IL iilLIIN Il AHPERSilN. AnPf's.
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Arlington. of Hallowen. Me. reports that
while passing the Straits Of Gibraltar. a
3s-pound shot. fred by the Spaniards at Tariff,
passed entirely through his ship, striking Just
under the main channel on the starboard side.
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The Cueri,iaSat UrowuyiIip,

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 2i.-Dates from Br1zos,
Texas. to the Path, say Cortnas aud $50 Next
can guerillas were still At Rio GTande. The
Indians were Joining him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25
By e. Il. Cook. Auct.

DOOTS, SHOES, BUNNETs, HATS,
ID TRUNKS, yALICES. CARPET BAGS. DRY
GOODS &c, &C., AT AUCTION.--on TUES
DAY, the 25th inst, III 10 O'Clock, will sell. at
INV store, a large invoice of BOOTS, SHOES.
BONNETS, HATS, TRUNKS, VALICES, DRY
GOODS, &c, &C..
The above Goods are fresh and seasenabls. The
attention of the trade is requested,
IL T.. b. COOK, Auot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25
ArrixaIof Svecic from California.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. 22.-The total receipts
o. gold dust during the last two weeks, in TN
and adj iacent counties, are S250,0u0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25
By James N. Taylor a. Son.

i LOTS. ADJOINING THE Town OF MAN
CHESTER. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi i'll he
sold, nnon the premises. on THURSDAY, the Sd
day OF November. commencing at 80 O'Clock, p.
Of Manchester, fronting on Hull Decatur. Stock
ton, Jefferson. Adams, Clay and Marshall streets.
and upon the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
These Lots lie in improving neiEhhoFhood ard
are well located for building purposes. 4 plat of
the property be at our office.
Terms One fifth cash: the balance at 6. IL, Is
and q months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by trust deeds.
oc rs JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SONS, Aucts