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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25
CHAKLES E. TAYLOR,
Keswick Depot, Albemarle CO., Va
jy19-2taw2m W&Sl

60 VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
~~ OF HANOVER, WITHIN ONE Mil Iii
OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
FOR SALE:-The subscriber having permanently
located in the city of Richmond, and finding it
impossible to pay that attention to his farm which
1t should receive, has determined to sell it, The
improvements are all new, consisting of q hand
some two story DWELLING, contanlng rooms.
besides passages and basement. all p'astered ana
all other necessary out houses The land is rap
IDLY mprovin ing, as the growing crops will attest,
ard with proper nianag ement will become in a
quantity of IN nure annually made on the place,
no pains or expense have been spared to procure
ter, and other fertilizers. This farm adjoins the
Old Merry Oaks tract, and is in full view of the
Stage Road from Richmond to Hanover c. H
Mr.. JOHN +. JENKINS, manager on the place,
will take pleasure in showing t. For terms ap
ply to GODDIN d APPEksoN, or to
au l5--tS LEROY A CRENSuA
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From California,

ST JosEPHs, August 2i.-Dates from San
Francisco TO the ilth are received. The DEM
ocracy had divided between Douglas and
Breckenridge and there were TO be two State
COnNentions.@
4 fire in Grass Valley, on the 9th, destroyed
Is buildings Loss $4,000.
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CHIPPING.


&ES the sohr. W Es FOYER. Capt NIcksRsoN,
.s=-. Having the greater portion of her cargo en-
gage |, will have quick dispatch. For balance of
au 22-6t DAVID 4 WIN. CURRIE.
rx.r,..,,z,.,...., NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!-
SAN I AAF sRr .N SssSRThs ADAMS ms
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
the public that they hsye arFangsd e Eu2 ,hsjr
raaff iesi and and BALTIMORE to RICH RICE
M0ND, thereby af1rding unusual facilities for
Expresses leave New York at l. 8 and O'Clock
and II P. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 20
A. n and g P NJ, arriving in Richmond at 80
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
8SsPhIa and Batm sns and al points North and
Freight and packages should in all cases be at
our office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY, at 80 A. M. and IS P. NJ.
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
sfaction all their int recourse with their officers
in Richmond, and nothing will be left undone on
Frei&h, and packages arriving by the Express
from the North at O'Clock T. M will be delivered
ADVANCE Of twelve hours over our arrangements
Nv HGsk t. 4 f;sss. an
AGES NJ oNEY. BONDS; LEGAL boot
MENTS, &c, forwarded with safety ana DIS
patch to all parts of the United States. Canadas
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods, collected at all accessible points
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
guaranteed.
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses,
in charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates.
All freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
~ For further information, please call at our
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
au7-ts w. II. TREGO, Sup't.
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Collision on Lake Omar

OswgGo, y, Y, Aug. 23.-The steamer Nj
agaTa came In collision yesterday with all In-
known vessel, and was considerably damaged.
So eTal of her passengers were also injured,
Mr.. James Adger of South Carolina, having
both legs broken.
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BY j. IL. Digges, Auct,r.

"A Will Re eod at the Horse OF ON Cnunc;i
,nas Del, HILL on SATURDAY MORNING, 18Th
Harness HORSES: Q large and veil hroIS
VILE WI ss; Is Mich COWS and Calves; Furniture
ADDITlONAL.-3 fne draft HURSES vorr.
and sound; pair well brok~ MULES perfsctix
sound lau 241 T. e. DIliGEH En.tsrH
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BY ThOs. w. Keesee, Auct,r,
Once corner of 18th and Cary atreetsl

SAND HARNESS, ANb FURNiTURE
WAGON AND HARNESS, Fur SALE
AT AUCTION will We sold on SATURDAY
morning. August 18th, commencing az 0 O'clock
at the Horte auction OF. Council chs nber HillC
Several Sad lie and Har. e.s HORSES.
One fSqF rftYRRdE " %kGuy
One ROCKAWAf and H RNESS
au Is THO>. w KEESEE. Auct.
HIGH CO>SrABLE SALE VIII he .oId
4! l. on FRIDAY, III. oath DAY of August, 1890 at
10 O o'cloSE6 a. the High Gcns.ahIes ofios
TUX 4, BAN ROOM FIXTURE. &c, CONSIST
ing If Bureaus. Wardrobes, Stands. 'fabies
Chairs. Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattressesss
Crlbs, Lounges, Clocks Rocking Chairs, Carpets,
Pictures Mirrors, Washstands, lin Safes one
Bagatee Tia. lot of Decanters, Demijohns.
Bottles large lot Stoneware l double barrel Gum
2Gold Watches and one Spring Cart.
sold at the saloon Governor street. occupied bY
M g. PoDcet, one Bar Counter and Ice Box and
the unexpned lease of the house. to satIsfy diS-
tress warrant In ry hands IN favo of Kripoh-
mann vs.. Poncet. King vs. Bolton. Lohmann w.
B9sher, Cr1tchheld VS.. Dsstry, and others
Terms. Cash. +. BUTLER,.
auH-3t He G. H.
Owing to the inclemenoy of the weather yester-
day, the above sale was postponed to this SAT
URDA ~ morning, at the same hour.
au Alt. F. BUTLER, II. OR
,ADDlTIONAL.-Wlll be added to the above
sale: Trunks; q lot of Linen. Table Cloths
sheets and ri low Cases; lot of Blankets, Books,
No. To supply an order of the Richmond Hust-
lngs Conrl, made in the attachment cases of Sim on
TRsMs.-Cash. F. BUTLER. H. c. c. r.
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senator Douglas in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Ex-senator Douglas ar
rived here at O'Clock this afternoon. He ar
rived IN New York, yesterday, too late for the
Norfolk steamer.
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NaYal.
Nortff,eru Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. - The frlgate Spsq ue
hanna sailed for the Gulf to-day.
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BY Richard Cauihorn, Auot'r.

CROCERIES AND MISCELLANEOUS
Vt ARTICLES. AT AUCTi0N.-0n MONDAY,
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, at my store, will sell
at auctlo d. the following hid. Bacon Shoulders;
do. Sides 2 terces Canva.sed Hams; 10 bbs.
rings: Soap Adamantine and Taliew Candies;
bnls. yinssar; 5 bbls. 70 les Rose Whisky; 3
PLATFORM SCALkS.-Aso, 2 Platform Scales,
in good order, capable of weighing from COO to
50O lbs.
au rs r. CAUTHoRN, Auct.
DEREMPTORY SALE.-By virtue Of writ
L of usnditioni e1poaas to me di ected by
the Hastings Court of City Of Richmond,
in the case Of Anderson AGAINST Fleming, will
the SOth day of August, 1860, at Al O'Clock p M.
one large STATIONARY ENGINE, without re-
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
au 25-dtds Sergeant City of Richmond
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By Richard Cautberu. Auct,r.

SPRING DRAY AMI LICENSE.-On SAT-
- URDAY, 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, at the Horae
Lot. on Council Chamber HUI, will sell at auc-
ton. SPRlNi DRAY and Lie ENSE for balance
of the year.
H0RskS.-Also. work Horses.
au2 R.CAU THORN. Auct
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AUCTION sAL.Es.
FUTURE DAY


pEH EMPTORY SALE or VACANT
BETWEEN BAKER AND DUvAL STREETS.
AT AUCTIoN.-At the request Of the owner. yho
has removed TO Tennessee, and desires to close
out his real estate in this city, will SELL at pub
tic auction upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of August, commencing at "A O'Clock r.
above. They front 30 feet each, and run back l20
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
months, for negotiable notes, with interest a0ced,
anu nn a. y AZ N. Taylor Il SON, Aucts.
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REAL nsrAru FOR sArn. a.


Mics fiiEsasc SE coSSf Rlch AssSSf ffto okk
mated q. descriSsd aboSs. one eontsns 49, scr r
% acres cleared, and il well adapted to the srowth
sncs Of the land Is IN wood. 80 or 90 OF Which are
heayis set IN pine, with some valuable timber Tor
FRhMEpp %sh son ans
the usual out buildings, The other farm cont ain
% acres. ~ish the asaal improvements. Both Of
render them very desirable. A bars ain can he haS
~ o.e 10th efthemi and thes win be shown Hs By
intornlatlon can be had OF the subscrlber. "i'no,
a, 10 B. LYME Ssn a. b M..,oAasss9,t
FARM. known as Park Hill. IN the e"un MY
- OF Henvtco, containing l30h acres, lying two
Of Mr. TO g. Braaton, Mr. NV Rand ias bba a0d
Others IL - dsemsd unnecessary to give further
description Of the land, Improvements and advan
TEsNs;; S;LibsIai. J. NJ. 6. DICKINSON.
80 THE SALE OF THE PEMRERTON
- BIS ATE. on James River, IN Powhatan
- county, advertised BY me as Commssloner.
pnvateiy. The Whole Of sa,d 10 oier the same
thereot-say; 400 aores Of which $50 acres are yerv
vanass high land and loo acres Of frat class low
Will pe sold on reasonable terms
- ouolett Z w., foWhatan.
fY0RK RIVER kAILR0AD, FOR SALE
LAND on York RVsr aSlso d.
Joining the, lands OF Thos J. Carter, pbiiip wat
slns and others ab ut one hall cleared and would
is set in pine and oak. II is convenient TO mill
and several churches; the society good. A bar
cation be made to the su scriber or it will be ex
a, ID ilat. Ro B. LTS |.. hsaS Assa., %s
~ ALBEMhRLE LAND FOR SALE
- Inc subscriber being unable to attend to his
u, on ACCOUNT Of his situation, is desir.
Tous OF selling IT. The Farm contain ms 1876 acres of
Lano, In hlbemarie county, very compact, situat
ed near the Central Railroad, opposite Keswick
Depot distant half mile, and seven miles from
and IN good state of Improvement as the present
crops will how; and that not in cultivation is
Tine land lies we'll. and the soil is adapted to all
the crops, but more particularly to whea', tobacco
ana corn Fifty acres are in woods oak and pine,
never-fallng streams OF water running throug h
convenient parts of the Farm, The improvements
ing three large rooms; four smaller ones, suitable
for lodging rooms; several closets, pleasant pas
keeping meats, butter. go. There are ali neces-
sary out, buildings, nearly al new. having been
ballt in the last ~ months The dwelling mas, this
and is situated In the midst of grove of large
oak and locust trees. The situation is a high and
healthy one, and commands teautIful view of the
cars when passing the South Mountains, and sur
rounding country. There is a spring of most ex-
celent water near the dwelling.
Possession can be had by the purchaser any time
after the present crop is secured.
proprietor, residing on The farm, Who viii ~ take Ike
pleasure IN showing It, The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address,
CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
keswick Depot, Albemarle CO., Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

xra,ean Troops In syria-Garibaldi on
,ns Main Land-AHstria TO Back Rome
Inst tarihaI6is &c.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

f#j HOUSE, on 26th street. Church Hill, contain
SVEN 0 Apply ' to JAS T. Rp p6qsss
corner above. au24-3t*
* VERY DENiKAELn BKI,k TEN
i'm % N HNp 81 SPE IS
FOR SALE PRiVATELYEWeD are IRE = authorized
s s s6 ID sn "a hs
veatsr. 1t has SIX good rooms a BRICK kitchen,
&C., apply to anu jas. N. TAYGoR Son.
au 2t-6t Auctioneers.
STSRE FOR KENT.--A desirable
for rs n & a low price. Apply at this office.
ca 1Hf NoGSf f HHSsFf AA fFA1
Mil MILE EAST OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
@ at psu9
by the LIST of September next, it will be sold on
very aa asiSs terms GOBLIN Ap6DHN AppERsoN
ESss R sSoM LATELY ne
the 'a0''F'0fts Jo d hSS 81 Fse
au Its ll6 Main street.
"a FOR RENT.sToRE and ,CEI LAR, on
" nss gwen at ' Taos Af B. Sa 6
~, FOR RENT-A STORE and CELLAR, on
al ftisss FG B. fiRf NfKRHA to s Main st.
heS eS%% 5ss Sss~ sss
EasnCary and Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge p. V. Daniel, decd. For terms, apply &c
Mr.. G. c. ELICIT, on Leigh street, near I'd, or to
jell-ts P.V. DANIEL, JR.
sa FOR RENT-And possession gwen I'M
f:::. mediately, the large and desrably situated
Al:aSTuRE. corner Broad and 9th streets. 1t has
an ample basement, and ia furnished with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
greatest thoroughfares of the city, il may he re-
garded as possessing very great advantages for
jy 3O-ts
-, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, AT
/ offer for sale. privately, my HOUSE ana LOT,
situated as above stated The Lot fronts TIA feet
on Clay street. and runs back the same width I65
feet. The Dwelling House ID large. and was built
IN Inc best manner, of the best materials. ltcon-
tains ten rooms, with FIRE. places. six large cosets,
with cellar the size of the house. There is on
the Lot Kitchen. Laundry, Stable, Carnage
House, WAGON House, Smoke HOUSE; &C.. The
accommodation for servants IS ample. Every
room IN the house has gas in it, and there is
water in the yard and Kitchen. There are culverts
leading through the ard, which carry of all waste
water. This property is located in a very desra
bic and pleasant part of the city for residences,
and is within FIVE minutes walk of the principal
business places and free from the hustle and noise
of business. There are about thirty feet OF he
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he
built.
TERMs.-I will sell the Lot Tor small part of the
purchase money in cash, and the balance upon
such time as Will suit the purchaser. Messrs.
6oDpIN APPERsoN are authorized to sell the
above property, and will show to any person who
price and terms. JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
U6-ts
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CLOSING OUT SUMNER STOCK.

1 - - Az - ~ ~ u = ~ AVA NA Il n . i " " N
Yes. the whole stock must go, and as we want to
Sn m csns ;t 10 the articles now IN
',0'' ssiMERE COATS Si'a AND SACKS.
Black ric" Striped and Plain. Light a a"ii D an
F1oek Coats Blue and Grew Flannel Sack Coats It's;
Linen Frack, Sack ana Ovsreo ats E; also. Spring
whole party must be disposed of in some shape or
other fn sh spRfs Gq P5ANrALooNs,
pamlliarly called Pants, of Cashmere and Linen,
fine ali in good shape. and going Tor M little "6 or
''A'9 TkE hssi HS1f: 81 sfock OF VESTS,
be sold and Offered for sale on good terms, from
d lllar. Save your money and buy at T PMAN'S,
1 ds '1d asG ahSys t
HAYES, ESP nE Io dA AT:
MANGFAcrUkR 81 81 AcK g nv we r .sts
s5s 10 A pub
ELsIoR
Manufactured by US: imparts to Roots and Shoes.
or an, thing made of Leather, a beautiful, bright
and durable polish, and Will not rub OF on the
From ITS oily nature, it softens, STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the learner prevents It's cracklng, and
renders 1t mpervous to water.
Those DESTROYS of using really good Backing,
should use no other. Ii il purely SoasAe,n MANI,
faetxre--and if home Industry is 10 be encour-
aged, especially when y can and does produce ru-
gsror articles It No1,hsIn prices. We conhdentlv
withheld from T. wA HEsI9EsRftsH!jyi CO..
Head Of Grace street.
au 6-m Richmond, Va,
NOTICE.-I have this day August Ilthl An
! pointed and constituted RUBEkT i1ILLIN
by ian1Isii Eent. 20 Garry ON the retail GROCE-
purchases and sales made BY him f,r cash only.
Richmond. August 18th. lsiS An 49,
~ Lard, m kegs and barrels, for sale By
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,e NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC.-The
dfELn ia NJ ESTOWN will be withdrawn from
rexz7sz1 the line for Two or three weeks. for the
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice will
be gisen when she resumes heT tTlps rs again.
tInue on the route between here and New York.
The YORKTOWN leaving here as usual every
TUESDAY afternoon, at 4 2. Nj. the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon. at4 2. ~. 49,
Returning from NeT york every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. ats P. M; touching at Norfolk
going and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40. SteeTage pas
sage S.
Fare to Norfolk same as by the river boats
iV 30-ts LUDLAM & WATSON.
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~T~ SUMMER ARRANGEMEN'
EsFa4u=sNON JAMES RIVER FOR OIL
% a A. DDRusS A al

sftas-zHoN JAMES RIVER FOR OLD
fsz.ss7sx<7sszsP N T, PORTSMOUTH, AND
N0RFOLK:-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in frst-rats order,
and will run to the above places.
The GLEN COVE. Capt VIM. F. CARTER, will
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly every
MON DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
ings at O'Clock. precisely, and return each alter
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. Nj, and
touch at all of the reg ular Landings the river,
gong and returning.
| ing neatly fitted up with berths, will leave the
wharf at Rockets every sATU RDAY evening at
s o'elook, and return. leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at 4 O'clock; and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'clock and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, o clock.
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, Wilcox's; ClaiTmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point, Portsmouth and MISUNDERSTANDING, Ports
mouth, Old Point Rock Wharf, Grove: billiards.,
Clairmont. Wiilcoxs, City Point, and arrive at
Richmond about o'clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included. $40.
Passage regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So. Meals-eQual
to any given on any boat-50 cents each.
"a Freight taken as usual.
80 n
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DURCELL, LADD L. CO., DRUGGISTS,
10 Main street, corner 18th, are now receiving
their Fall stock of DRUGS, DYES, PAINTS.
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C., which they offer
on their usual terms, as low as they can be pur-
chased IN any market. The quality In all cases
warranted
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SPARKLING SCUPPERNONG CHAM
. - PAGN Having been appointed Agents for
the trade with the assurance that it is equal to
any imported Wine IN the country land respectfully
solicit call from our friends.
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r. THROUGH TICKETS FROM
EsSzS NRICB M OND TO EASTERN
ck1sss'znS n OF K OR CHERRYSTONE,
SIS 50.-Passengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS. at 4 o clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAMP TON, on WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at ga A. M, and will con-
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
st same hour, by taking CURTIS PECk on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
No Meals 50 cents each. h. o. HASKINS.
~ 1-tS
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RTHAMHOAT9. 10.

es,sss Ss s sA. 1kasopH, d 5.,'.s:
ss ssa s q. s sssss e
sslesS n @ me hss, q IG is.sas a.
R.. a ': sfsa :. sHs.s ~ baltimore lo~
No hog.hesds received on board axIsss engaged
PASSENGERS Ss are requested to be on board bo-
fore the hour Of departure Of steamer.
sp ss aas Or ss e:
st tea Ter. ~Aarve'' Dawn wn oupp,r
~sSueA FOR PnILADELpHIA.-Th
3&& No. / Steamship VIRGINIA. Captain
,sd 9. sATcf S2 tie s;s
f9, freight or passage. having superior accom-
apply f ies SaetssRpb 81 board
loo Main St. from to O'Clock p. NJ.
Boston Freight taken through b, steam at re-
daeed rates. aud with dispatch. aa 22-2t
<su..--.-,,,7,,.s FOR IYNCHHGRG-1o leave
Canal a ! Boat Il sRi sT6Ei viii leave We
WIN. p. COX.
au Aft AT the Shed. Dock st.
Ar--a TWO CANAL BOATS FOR
SALE,-Two CANAL Boats,
80 $500 durable for carving cssl. sand,
wood, Sc., can be had tow and on accommodating
l. TAYLOR, 81 the Dock. su 2s-4t'
Acx,~ ---.---7--t DAILY LINE OF PACKETS
k1aEAA-s.sAa TRI-wEEKLY THROUGH TO
AND BUCHANAN, AND TRI WEEKLY on
TnF or s PAK As p NEW e NtKSS DAILY
Fare from Richmond to New Canton. IS cts.
The Through Line will leave Richmond, as
usual, ats NJ, MON DAYS. WEDN ESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; and on and after the 2ist, in stead OF
leaving 81 s A. Nj, will leave at 5 z. NJ. UES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, and
run up as high as Ew CANTON.
Returning, leave New Canton on MONDAYS,
wEUN les DAYS and FRIDAYS. at Il NJ.
The Line for New Canton will pass intermediate
points between Richmond and that place, at the
same hour. only on opposite days.
au IL d2v&ow2t Il. EDMOND Il co.
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bhlDofoRD q Co, on the DOCK.
nUyAL A. NORTON'S HORSE TOME.

~ The Horse Tome has been approved of by
sJout l0000 of the most intelligent farmers the
United States, and is acknowledged to be the best
Horse Medicine known. Sold by all Druggists.
JAS. Z. DFVAL,
Sole proprletor and Manufacturer
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ICE PITCHERS! ICE PITCHERS. "A
L large assortment OF Silver Plated Ice Pitchers
Just received, of beautiful designs and patterns.
Also, complete assortment of Self Sealing Fruit
Cans. for putting up fruit and vegetables for
WINTER use, of the hest and most approved pat
terms, for sale by TH0S. a. BULKLrY Il CO.,
l37 Eagle ScuaTe.
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lK. MUHSES INVIGUKA1ING CUR-
- DALAI permanent cure for General Debil-
~, lmpotency, lncontlnence, Loss of Muscular
Energy, Phi, scai Lasstude and General Prostra-
ton, lrrltabiiiiy, all Nervous Disorders, Aztec
tons OF the Liver, &C.; for sale by
DOVE n CO, Wholesale Druggists,
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WASHINGTON FACTORY COTTON
w YARNS, COTTON CORDAGE, SEM 4.
FWINE.-- 900 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Nos. 4tol2
2,000 dozen Plough Lines, AS 6, 8 lbs.
500 coils Cotton Cnrdage, to IL lbs
Seine Irvine, Nos. IL to IS.
For sale at factory PRICES. by
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~ y A Is on James River. IN Powbata N
- county, advertised by me COMMISSIONER
not having been made, continue to offer the IA me
privately The whole oil said Farm or a oort,on
thereot-say 400 acres, Of which $50 acres are
valuable high land and 100 acres OF frat class lou
grounds. making q compact and beautiful Ea,m"
Will pe sold on reasonable terms "
Address JNO r Law rou,
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x~ A IL l. A Nd " A..
" AN RACES.
ssesS1> FALL MEETING, 1850.


SS&A%ES&T> FALL MEETING, 1890.
t2-sE--s'.-- The Races over ths Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va, will COM
mence on TUESDAY, 10Th October, 1850, and con-
tInue four days.
FIRST DAY-FIRsT RAcE.-Sweepstake for
colts and flleys, years old mile heats, 800 en-
trance-haii forfeit; three or more to hill. To name
and close Aug. 10th.
SECOND RAcE-Sams Day.-Proprietor's purse,
$500: two mile heats.
SECOND DAY,FIRsr RAcE.-sweepstake for
swear old colts and hlleys; two mile hests, $50
entraneeIhal. forfeit; three or more to fill To
$500; two mile heats
THIRD DAY-FIRsr RACE Jockey Club
purse. $500 three mile heats
SECOND RACE Same Dav-Proprietor's purse
$50 mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr RAcE-Sweepstake for
year old colts and blleys; single dash Of mile
500 entrance-haif forfeit, with an inside bet of
8 900; the Club To add $780, provided two or more
start. Closed on LIST August. with three .ubsorl-
befs.
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Proprietor's purse.
500, for the beaten horses of the meeting; two
mIe heats.
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug. goth. 70
he addressed to the "PropIistor of the Course,"
au2 ~sawsd nj Taylor. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25

GTAvES--STANES..- have still on hand
- some 1900 SLAVES, jointed. well seasoned
hnd ready TO set up. These Slaves have been
dr. under shelter for more than year, and are
Of the best quality. For sale in lots TO SUIT by
SAMUEL 2. HALVES l. son.
sn 6-3tawts On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25

NEW FAMILY FLOUR-Just received lot
of new FAMILY FLOUR. choice article, 10
TEAS; prime LEAF LARD and Family ROE
HERRlNUS For sale by r MCCARTHY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25

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third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
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