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Partnership d b. BRlDGFORD and n T.
PATE. under the fra If BaiDyFUh CT.
will continue the u IN ERAL COMMls ON n
SNESS at the old stand, corner OF ~ h. Gar and
Dock streets. Ausutt !. 1867.
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RUNAWAYS.

ES fsTm of b. Bowers in, Hal,f.x q"unty,
E$N.C c., toIt month ago, a M 6 RIO SLAVE,
.ELaee. few grey hairs about feet high, bow
legged and suggis appearance: has down look
Fluvanna. Va. The above reward " / he paId for
his delivery at our Office, or TWENTY FIVE Dollars
IL lodged IN jail and Information given us.
PuLLIAM & CO, AuotIoueers.
Sc 2O-ts Odd Fellows Hall Richmond Va.
"a $40 Raw AID. Runaway from the
San am Sh Is abaa Feet ~ ot
IN inches high; talks rather broken LANGUAGE
- when spoken to: Hsd on when he LeLt
Sam has wife in Charles CITY county. hired
hun Of Mr. I'm c. Gathrlght. Of saia county /
Sc 10 6t' PAULIN A. BLACKBURN.
Aa .tIVr. DOLLARS kEWAkD.-l will
RbTiLg my boy PET + K to me, at No. "A Main
- street. Peter is muiatto and sbol' 70 ears
nm :" get Work. lie has BEEN seen on Charch
II Sc! i lsr '''' 'A' S- thus. T4YLGs j. .
1~e TIN DoLaAKs rEwAnD- KAN
81 Basin, a MULATIO IL IN. nsmed LYSD
~ Say. Ly ldsay ts about feet or 10 INCHES
-AsA-.hIsb; has Il goOu many whip marks on his
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and sener-
ally has dirty appearance: he came from Essex
which place he was seen durne last week and the
first part of THIS; but SAID to have lett there on
above reward if taken of the CITY, or five dol
hTs II taken IN the city or the suDntSs ara IeiiV-
cred to me. ia hES MUIR T..
auU-t Agent for DR.. VIM Fisher.
Aa $40 KEWAR from the
Ea Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
~ about two weeks since, while on visit 70
N his former home In Richmond. VI LAIIO
-&A~BOY, WILLIAM. who Is hired OF Mss l.. L
Gordon. He is ABOUT Is or % ears OF age and
about feet or inches IN he ght. he 10 well &C.
quainted in Richmond, and is evident! lurking
about the city. The above reward OF $40 Will he
paid for his Apprehension and delivery To said
COMPANY in Lynohbutg OF for his confinement IN
lalt SO as they get aim AGAIN: .
THE0. Il. EhlNoLDS, for CENT Sup't.
au Its
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HORSES, MULES, BUGGY AND car.
III RAGE At, AUCTION On SATURDAY.
22d inst, a. 10 clock will sell on Council Cham
her Hill several Saddle and Harness HORSES,
amoi gst which are some first class animals.
Ayonng we'll broke MULES
nren BUGGY AID HARNESS.
I hight ore horse FAMILY CARRIAGE and
HARNESS new.
FURNITURE W ktiON-new.
AT the same time, NEGRO NAN, tsgeiJ a
hrst rate ga. dener. Z. B. COOK,
Apn
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NH 8
DaIt.RoaD IRON.
ND YOUIbs, C,0tn.NG

u ANN Fl RNiSHTNG HOT Settle atten-
ton Of the citizens of Richmond AID the IubhC
EeuerRii' is Ltast Respectfully caIted to our large
Eaued, and comp etc assortment II Gents and
utLs CLOTH NC aud + FURNISHING GOODS,
g.. If vhlch were manufactured by us tn a
view pleasing the great UIver-ItIes II taste n
regard 10 dr-sS. We Hstter ourselves that the
81 8. ut, and uurab itI Il our garments are an
snTpasstd nv auv house IN the city, aud that
advantages IN manufacturing clothing such
:" enable ~ 10 sell AT such ,educed prices can
not re equaiied Having made more extensive
ArranFements this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before,
hope t. receive lar support from Il IN want Of
aruC es IN our branch of busln, Sc, assuring the III
all hat we WI, d, them justice
We are also prepared to make to q der any aTtI-
Gle Of Gents Wearing Apn9Tel, pt short rtice.
NOAH WALKER Il co,
IBFAnon oil RsltImnre EnmSel
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DRY GoCDa, RPET N IS, & =.
T AnGk STOt K OF

MILLH[SER BROS.
We take pleasure To inform our friends and ps'
irons nd the public generally, that we nave
opened a very e*tensiye assortment of NEW
COOS, adapted 10 the tteHeg; sud app oachlng
favorable terms and at very low prices. les
having purchases Ia make in any tuing In the p'y
Goods me will d. we'll to give out stock an exami-
nation, Il OF " 70 find out 1T what are selling
-, DDS at We cannot In an aaveIt sement, emu
merat~ even the leading styAs Of Goods we have
In store hut assure all that our etrr- rooms are
crammed and damned full of good oargaIn2 ana 70
d u Will be win customers, II they Low the.
own interest
We sell the best s BLACK SILK IN the city.
We II the b-st all wool LANNFL at Is cts.
We have the largest and cheapest stock of
FhtNCH PM BROIDt RI rs in tue city
CARPETINGS ard RI Us in grea: variety, and
cheap. NJ LLHISt BRO
u y Rrna
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1850. FALL I"ADE 1860.
SAM'L NJ PRICE Il co,
lb7 MAIN STREET, k,chm0nd, Virginia.
We are now receiving cur supplies OF "A Lii and
WINTER GOODS. embracing every variety to 20
had IN this end the Nsw ! ork u arket. which will
be continually increased deriF.g The season.
NEGRO CIUGnlE9.
Our stock of NJ GRO CLOI ING is now com
plete embracing wig 8 and o-4 F L LII CLOl HS,
LiNSElS \. Saline rs. BLANhEIS, and Brown
DOM ESTES OF all widths.
- /. Nj. N
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINts.-
Fhe maTsed ~ Snd exc. eHteqdsd popularity of
RIGA and Europe, suoh best to esa blIsh the
suoerorty over all others IN the market. Sewing
n smaller amount of dollars, but 1t Is mistaken
economy to invest >thIns in worthless or
relIa BILE article. and those who Will do must
slNGEk'S NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
IN ths 1corid within the reach of ali! We have re-
dJced our Letter A. or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes beautifully ornamente6, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No;r1l AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
Both of very general application and capacity,
and popular both IN the family and the manu- &C
tory. Prices reduced respectively from SlS5 and
SINGERS NOS sT!ANpARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work
PIoe. complete, SIPS,
Also, to mple'c. the list, an entirely rev ar
ticle, urequaed for manufacturing purposes,
noseless, rapid, and capable of any KIND of Work.
Price, including IRON stand and drawers. Sll0.
cheaper at that, in view of its value than the ma
chimes Of any other maker as gift,
All of Singers Machines nae the interlocked
stitch with two threads, ,whlcl. is the best stlIch
known. Every. person desiring to procure full
aFd reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
best method OF purcha7ing can obtain il by send
ing for copy OF - NJ. SINGER & Co.'s Gazette"
whleh is besutf9 rieto1f l. p1ge5 e5Ft[es de
NEEDLES TRRhAD, COT rGNS SILK, and
hept constantly on hand foi sale. Also, a praot
cal machnlst, who is ever ready to attend on our
customers. II required.
Messrs SINGER CO.'S office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles. by
entirely new set of hands, we feel confident of
Going our share of the business, we have always
done heret- fore. |. M. SINGEk& CO,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRorr, Agent. au % 3m
WiLtOk az GIBBs' WING MA
Mill f6iNf f6c csHpSP 8 c5UsrY, I'VE
and manufactured uUder patents. granted to him
ana James W llcox, dated June 2, 1867, re issued
MY Is 1855. Patented August TO- 1858, February
2l' 1860. $50, licensed under SIX other patents,
covering the entire construction of the Machine
consequently, there can he no Litigation IN regard
to the patent rlsht
IL IS less comp icated and the most perfect work
ing Sewing achlne now in
1t forms nat, even and elastic seam. which is
warranted MT to rip IN wear, and is reliable upon
all kinds If fabrics.
Price S35 ~ ss75. Every mach ma warranted
JOHN A. BhLVIN. Beyin's Block
18th ard Governor streets.
N. B.-Whereas faise statements have been
currently repaired IN regard To the patent on the
Wilcox Il OIbbs Sewing achine. hereby inform
my ps irons and tue public that this Machine has
not bee Is not now, nor vii. not he involved in
any paten ght controversy.
se8-l2t j. n. BELFiN.
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sTDAMBoArs. "a.

@ "A RIA ss1 TN yoskIEr
FRIDAY. the aist mss Ga'' "s'' AZ CLOCK r NJ
sr OF the steamers. meals and state room inolnded
for the yer, low price of Sls,
Guided, $40. Stseraee passaRs as ' ="
Passage To Norfolk same as b, the river boats
Freight received to day, Thursday
tonsIguees are requested to g. nd for the xoods
to dag 0' s''''
Fresht for hos'on taken at moderat. rates aad
I.osets and berths secured at our Office or on
B--Noties will he given through ,hs morning
psp %n ~ss'ns, O. not any frei.ht can he tken
49, 49, MYTH n fIt a AR p. BHsT6S;.Ths sstss
above and viii fs n isf nss ss
ni me pock, Let Of nth street, on FRIDAY
rIetKht Tor BOSTON will leave Norfolk on SAT
X be Ed inst, by the steamship s. f.
Norfolk and Portsmouth freight taken at re-
duGed ratios FIesht received up to the hour Of
For 'reisht. apply to T. D. HALL. at Edmond,
Sc lg-3s AS.LEE, Agent.
<-fA< SPEtiAf. NOIiCE.-Tfs steam
49, ship JAM ESToWN has resufhkt hAr
place again IN this line, between here
The three Steamships composing this line will
leave New YORK Tor Richmond as follows, VIZ:
,r Inc 1oRKT0"N, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat
The JAMEsT0wN, Capt SKINNER, ever- Tues
as fhs koASokE, Capt. coucn, every rAur.d.y.
:, Returning. the, will leave Richmond every
Tue day aid Fridav, at o'clock P: -, and Sat,
arday, at Z. N.-tc"ohIng at Norfolk going and
LUDtAMS WATSON.
ZY-ts OppoSlte SteamsrS' WharVa9
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DRiCES REDUC ED
STILL LOWER!
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOOlDs,.

- N - IL h ~ u y +
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GV 81 18Th OCTOBER.
We hare marked dotcr nsaTiy srery article BE-
L Lar e' Stock Of RICH DRESS sI,Lgs marked
sss5 =: e rs an.
yALENTiHS, PoFl US snd s!Lk, Fou+ARD.
karte sfofk col red and R b.ck MTSl sHA"Ls'
Black Chali 8 and ali wool DE LANES.
French NJ RtNOEs, ali ceors;
h sssa s ana GLOVES at OTIS
Lace, Nj usiin and Cambria 81 rs and COLLARS,
at hat price for cash Pfnf Esss SQUARE Guar
RI Ii A I'd SON a. co.
IL DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale in quantities to suit purchasers,
wARE-R99QMgss; rss5 / MalN STREET,
ALL KINDS OF
* a II l. T. L i n Ct 8,
MA fFtio S3 RGs GIL G a5qTHs'
00A W IN OWN 81 fR.pEs.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. ao., &c. NO.
The, wll have made to order,
WINDOW CURTAINs and SHADES
We have oper ed splendid lot of CARPEriNG
of our own lmpor,a,,on; and are now prepared to
Cur assert" emit Of CURTAIN GOODS. with
%NpoW snd 70 Ss10 U
CLOTH, &c.
BUYERS are invited TO examine our goods. which
will be sold on Accommodates terms
KICHARDSON CO,
se7-2m* IS Main street.
WINDOW SHADE DtP9II sr.rrr
Nv stock Of WINDOW s ihUH8 bei NEE Yer,
large. | am determined Ia run th@m eff cheaper
tlIsn ever, The following is my list OF prices -
n nRGD9 tAIn Ar,,lh
Shqdes, rs cents with fixtures complete; 1eld
with Centre 81, worth at least S.; Gold and Vel
cheap at 81 SO: sp ennId Vase Shades, 81 cents,
can't be bou hit elsewhere for So; Go,hc style,
endless variety; German, English and American
Oh C.oths, ali W dths very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, yey lhw and ~ vol; CI-
toniahiqs lew rr,SsSf So: worth So; also laiss
sS ST. Of fSP 81 SG Bro. "f
+. s. | keep no travelling agents. sel9 SIN
l SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
Patients of all denominations, not having small
pox any other contagious disease, a'e received.
per- sssR and IN wads So cooed
s. per week n on =
f Zen D. THOMAS J. 5 DORSEY y GU GU
nOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
~ My factory liz now CON piete, and by far the
largest establishment of the kind south of phia
dslthia. An experience of twenty wears, aided
with competent workmen, enables me TO offer 10
the trade of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA.
md TENNESSEE.
As also the CITY Grooers. an Itoie of cit, -uade.
STEAM REFINEE CRUSHED SfGAs Can
pf, warTsnted t, stand In any etimst much ba
low the Northern pnee for al artiee oil hkS
standard
Call and examine it at NV Fao.ary. No sd NJ ain
street. LOUIS ] BaSsi TX
fNRt SHED. Powdered Loaf, Cut Loaf, ID and
POTTS. FARLEY s co.
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SHEklFF'S SA LE.-WIil be sold on r Ri
~ DAY, the 28,h day OF September, 1850. com
mencing at ii o'clocA A. " =. At the mines OF the
New York and Richmond Coal Company. ,oid
sprlngh s d NJ Ines,l about miles above the city
OF Richmond The following property, to WIT
three ENGINES. OF iroH IL 10 ~ hors1 power aud
fixtures; PUMPS for drawing water IIom the
VI nes; SAW MILL. Se; D. COAL CARS; aboat,
ed With heavs rail of hest quality; SlLl.S, Sc;
lot of MINING TOOLS. Also. . lot of cAaSEN
TERS, TOOLS and LU nbEk; 3LACksdIfhS'
satisfy an execution IN favor Of Isaac Pomeroy vs.
the New York and Richmond Coal company.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. &. H. C.
40 M-dtd.
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NOTiCE-To OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
- IN The CoUN'f OF HENRlCo . - real
TAXES hAse not nssn paid, and 70 errs aei.-
auent, since the ear 66o, will to sviu Tor ax-s,
on g. htst day of October County Court hist
MONDAY In OcioherJ IN font 81 Toe Court
House OF H.nrico 0 unts. 4 hat at the and n
he seen At the Court mouse of Hcnrlco, ard the
amount due on the la can b~ paid BY caihns on
the Clerk, Mr. W.. FoLkks, IN my alsenee.
au Aid JNo. A. HUTCHINSON ;. u. c.
CRATES. fFNDeRN.. FINE SETS Of
" Tones, sHovELS AND rSKERs. hsv~
for ssia lssse and = .. ant assertrent of acs
cf r amelled CRATES, nth FENuEeS; 81 NJ
NER rlEcEs ut every 81, 10, handsome sna plan
set. Of shoVELS, r"NaS, Pok GAL
STAINS handsome .tands To- ssovsls and ons.,
Brsss and Iron fe.t.ea firs- Bt,es ats and
Jams. All kinda ot Church and Tavern Bells. B.sss
birch Meu.ds. eli kinds Of 6tA.s, Feeders. Ac.
made TO Older at the lowest Soi,h,n,p insss
Ne 22s Main street. between s,h $40 9sh,
20 Is Sm IVES, sids,
Go0DWiS'S AMoklNa losAetos. In
WM. WALLACE sons.
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u FAD tt as!
IN k.RrtA NnTfrE t

have not discontinued bnstasss on account of
the fahes OF my store. 1 am now located s.vZ
Doors above nv old stand, n. ~ door 10 . ~
PURGE u a Co.'s Brokers ufhce and nc$r Iove nor,
oa MEla street, No. 10 whets would Ne pleas Il
To meet my old customers the cusLouicrt Zoo
crafty. Those IN the habit OF Nv. ng RE their
ders Tor Ill CLol HING, will d ne y IAsoT To
walt until oan call on them. & leave woT" ~ my
st. when TO cali on them and all orders IN my
line will De AZ promptls alter ded to hers,oiote.
have not, and don't intend To discontinue is
for such Call and me AT i2S
Main street. 23-IsI WA IRA SMITH
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FCTCFE IA Y,
ny Goddiu r Appersen. Aacrr..

I hull sTa FsF stss TTtoS Massss1ss
IFR FOR SALE ATAuCTIoN W III be soId st
ss "o Ga N 2 Il. me exec. q.
rsst ocsa aaa pSeins at the upper end q bull
sn sI,seni business. ..ssd sf IL which Vii bs
Tsyo This S@sess 81. Ss rooms, ms ssmn ss
10, has front OF 50 Teton the Manchester iurn.
Tskss-one thltd cash; balances at 4 and 8
months for neg3.Iahle notes. interest added. and
': ssT '''nso sopsIN '2 afPE Il Auo.,.
THE val. BE- "A. .k sTANDAND
Ssr oSE TIE s Wt kfosmSS5 Du fos
SALE AT AUCTION At the request Of Mr.. A.
b Carter. we shall sell at public auction on the
5 as r. past sf'
PROPERTY located as above. containing 1872
and scsI i q L unds cat i; s bold
ms a,e an new aud are very convenie ntiy ar
ed There IS IN the ward well Of exceilert water
IL oesred, me pfopertt will be dlvl0ea tn two or
not only a valuable business stand but the loca
ton Is admirably adapted to subur ban reside noes
Inc beautiful turnpike leading to it gives 1t add
Terms: One fcu,th cash; balance at4 sand u
months. for negot,ab,e notes. interest added, Sc
Sc . GODDIN r ApPFRsoN. Auotrs.
VERY ytLIABLr. rnaL ESTATE on
III WEST LINE Or VIRGINIA, NEAR
TO CARY sTRtkT AND The DANVIILE
RAILROAD DEPOT, Fox SALE AT AUCTION
Al the request of the owners shall sell at rub
l,c aucii9n on The premises, on FRIDAY the
2th So Ptenber, 1860 at O'Clock, P Nj 60 feet Of
ground locate as anov-, and hon nded on he north
BY the large warehouses sId Tobacco txchan@e
now being erected b, the Mts'rs Crenshaw aud
running back abb Ut 80 teet, more or lets- plat
and sur ey Of which will he snewn at the hour of
sale. Taking into consideration the desirable 10
cation of thess lots, they arc Justly REGARDED rs
am ng the "a Ost valuable now IN market for mer-
camille purposes, being in the centre of the bust
ness potion a the CITY, and quite convenient to
the Dauvi lie Dep I. Warehouses &c.
TERMS One fourth ca h the balance at 4, 8
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
ided and TILE retained till last note be paid.
Sc 10 GUUDlN Il ApPERSUN, Aucts.
TT'RTSTEES' SALE OF THREE ONI~I-
L BUSES AND HARM ESS.-As trustees. we
shal sell at putic a"ctIon. 1T the American Hotel
stable. cnrner of Cary anu 10th streets In the city
OF Redmond. on SA CLRDAY. the 2ath Septem
ser 1890 at IL o'clock NJ THRt e MSIBUSES;
one 4 horse and two 2 horse, with harness com
ple'e
Urn Four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes
GoDDiN. Trustees.
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auc; RS.
CNOy n nun DoNG TnTS IN MANY q

ADDITION TO THE TOWN. OF MAN
CHESTER. AT AUCTION VIII he sold u, on
the premises, on MONDAY. Sept I7ih con nc
ing at AZ O'Clock p NJ four hand. ONE RuIding
Lotsin square No IS Of Marx 8 addition. ron,Ins
to.ether on NJ aury md Everett st eets SOS feet,
and running hack 100 feet This property is rar-
ticularly adapted Tor Market ,arden. having
upon IL spI,ng OF excellent water.
TsRMs One fourt h cas balance at T. 8 and IL
months for negotisbe notes, interest added, a.d
secured by q trust deed
ssl JAs. NJ. TkYAOR SON. Auo's.
POSTP0NEMENr T. IN com eauence of the
ram the above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY.
the 2lst inst, at the same hour
ADD IONAL.
VIII be added To The ahove, Two Lots in square
No l6 1872 bs l65 feet each, 'front.', K on Everett
a d stockton streets.
IL t. Nos 3 Q and 10 on Decatur street and Nos.
IS 81 and 70 IN Bell and Adams streets ,vIng the
ususl froLt aud depth. J, nj. r. Il SON
Sc Is
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AUCTION sALEs,
BIZ i. n. nisgss Auct'r.

ELE9ANT CtT,-M ABE MAHcG-
- ANY AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE FOR
SALE At tcCT1ON On FRIDAY. the nat
w Il ut; ~ - a,cioek Vii &C., he en,rs iot
c s"n xb,c 70 fsmil, about removing from the
safes 'oon. No 60 Vain street. v he re- the a. will
take pare. he furniture 10 of the est ausiity.
Ire pfInc,pa, part OF winch wa msde by Nessrs
btbford a pcrfef. Of TINS city. TIE assoL ~ ent
tmhrsces the usual variety Gf septeei family,
consls tinK in psrt Of the following:
1set fne MAHOGANY ChxIRs.
] 6Be MahogaLy sop
is sns MsshcTseps RocKiNG CHAIR.
3spl.n lid BEDSlEADs, latest styles
lspl.pdid WhkDRO3k.
splendid octave E.sEwooD PIANO.
Aarhl top Ca sINP1s.
I'D. a. WORK TABLE,
Marble p WAsHSrAEnS.
Han and shuck MATTRESSES.
sets Cane seatCAAfRS.
large OIL. PAINTING
win reneral .ssorment Of Dining Room
mn and Kitchen FCkNiFURE.
ne a1ove has hes n in hut A short tive md
has been well kept. constituting a sale well vor-
tiny of those in want.
J. II DIGGEs, auo,'r.
D. +. BooTH. Salesman. sels dtd
ArCTI0t S'LtSkvkkY NiGHrTHIS
a, a WEEK o q - O'Clock a, Ano-
Fancv Goods. Plaa6 Spoons Forks. Tea sets, a g.
ALSO-A lot Of Hsner Paper, Cigars. sc. so
All goods warranted as represented, and sold in
lots to suit purchasers.
J. Fl. DI0GES Auct'r.
r. BoorH Salesman aua8-t II
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BY Thos W. kerser, Auct'r,
(Office corner OF l2tl and Cary streets

TJORStS AND hULES FOR SALE AT
IL AUCTION WI he sold on SA KuAY
morning September 2Id, CONNIE neinx at 10 o'cfk.
AT the Horse Auction Lot on Council Chamber
Hill several Saddle ard Harness HORSES, three
or four good young MULEss one spring WADuN
In good order. THOS. W. X LESSEE.
Sc Ia sunt'r
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2S HnDs. PRIME DRIGHr RACON
W slDES, landing par steamer, Tor - 10 by
woApLE.& CLAIBORNE, No, II Pearl 1t.
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GROUND PLASTER FOR SALE. We,
" the undersiEned, have entered into co D 81
nershs, this day Tor the nutaNture aud sale of
the mill on the south eide of the nock. formerly
used by Messrs. \ H. +. Sharp. our Mr.. II r
Sharp will pay particular attention To the grlnd-
ING OF the Platter, and pains will tie sSatsH To
maze II equally a. kood as any manufacture an
this stale.
Mr.. SHARP has been engaged IN this BUSINESS for
several ears. and uade fstSnds 1t tho oushJ All
orders lett with Msssrs edmond, Davenport
Co, MessIs J /. Butler Co, Or 81 the Mil
will he promptly attended to. The concern wItl
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spirited Bell and Everett meeting here last even
ing. The undertone of sentiment is beginning to
show that our citizens are DESTROYS not only of
hearing the "othe side, but are preparing to vote
for the Union, the Constitution, and the Enforce
ment of the Laws
The Ouachita Bell Ringers held meeting on
Wednesday evening last, at which time commit
tee was appointed to take under Amusement the
expediency of holding Bell and Everett mass
meeting in Camden [Camden (Ark.) Herald
The STH OF OCTOBER IN TENNEssEE.-The next
monster Union meeting will be held at Memphis,
Tennessee, commencing on Monday, the Sth OF
October, and continuing through the week. It
will be the great meeting OF the Southwest.
Mr. CRlTTENpEN AT NAsnvILLE.--Hon. John j.
Crittenden is now on visit to Nashville, Tenn. on
the oath instant, and the Union men of that city
are preparing to give him reception in keeping
with his honors and services. Mr. Crittenden has
not been at Nashville since 1874, when the great
Convention was held, and Henry Clay was there
with him. The old elm tree where the great
orators spoke to the assembled multitude is still
pointed out in the western part of the city.
JoHN BELLS PLATFoRM-I doubt arhethe1 Tie
poteef and resources of this country acoutd haze
attained more than half dteGpreseIa extraordinary
proportions, but for The so much rerRed institution
of slauery. [JoHN BELL in 1850.
A PATRIOTIC DEMooRAr.-Last week a Union
Club was organized at Paxton's School House,
in Rockbridge Va Some gentleman nominated Mr..
Henry Amole for President of the Club. Mr..
Amoie, who is now about 65 or 10 years of age,
and who has been Democrat all his life, got up
and said he would accept the office-that he was a
Union man, and that the ticket of Bell and Everett
was the ticket for him. [Richmond Wing.