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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
-' rscnorted for the Richmond pispatch.l
nSr DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
.utyAL OF THE 30 II Il NJ A n /.

n~rRxc. Sept. 1.-The steamship Bohe-
. frov Liverpool on the 30th, via Lon
ar~dsrry Oh the evening Of the 3isi, arrived
,S"s i,st night Her news is one day later.
Ths owners of the Great Eastern have de-
-, med that she shall sali for New YORK on
,he 18th Of October ,
paris correspondents write that there Is NOT
.,s ,lIph:e chance that the proposal TO make
N,rle. neutral ground Will succesd. They
Innate hearing at any moment of tha en-
az ,n,o Maple OF Garibaldi, and the hight OF
inc latest Paris correspondence says that
Via Emanuel has sent an autograph letter
, NSroloon, dec iaring II impossible 10 Tesis t
sny longer the euIrent OF popular feeling in
LAZY. c-,,.x,o-.. A.
.,,,tan funds OF tue bourse.
"fI qtpst aIyices from Naples say Military
r'1nc!l had advised the King 10 leave Ma
,les ard also tkat the O.Icers of the army and
rrsvy had ~ Hiasss teadered him their resigua-
ions.
The weavers O! Coventry, England. who
had struck, have accepted the terms of Their
employers, and gone 10 work again.
COMMERCIAL.
ItvEE rUoT. Aug. 3i.--Cottou-Sales for the wee .
n ~ 600 bales including oOo to spectators and
II o. % eX porters. The market closed It'll gem
srs, ~ declining tendency ard = slight decline on
loser quahhes, Estimated sales on the Sist OF
40 bses, the market closing at the following
ouotsilons: Orleans fair IA, nIddinR 6s, Uplands
fsirtA m dilInsb Is IS. stock in port LOGS 51o'
inc ud.ng $4,000 American.
TIE weather Is favorable Ia the crops
BresdsrUds dull, with downward tendency
p-nylsI'ns very dull. Lard hrm.
CousOis closed at 954g3>s.
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By R0. Ii. Lyme, Auct'r.

VALUABLE FAhtiI NV HENRICO CO.
~ MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIE
NEW BRIDGE ROAD, Fur SALE AT PUBLIC
AUG rION.,..I will sell AZ public auction. on the
10Th day OF Septe mber, uPoG tar premises, at the
pour OF y O'Clock, ti fair; if not. the next
tar day thereafter, thout limit or reserve, that
very VALUABLE FARM, situated as described
above, containing l4U acres, about half Gle red and
IN good heart, as the growing crops lndIcate. The
oalsnce OF the land is we'll set in pine and oak
IL adJolns the farms known as Auburn and Rural
very desirable an agricultural or dairy farm
ana from the high pTIge of vegetables u would
douOtless be very profitable as a market garden
%tso. The improvements consist OF a cottage res
idence with tour rooms, and the usual out bui Id
ings, and we i OF the best water IN the yard
The location Is perfectly healthy and he society
very sood. Pereons who desire pleasant sirua-
ton, within few minutes ride to the clty of Rich
'nond, are invited TO view the premises before the
day OF sale, " Ich will be shown by DR.. hAkF,Ie-
sulng on The premises ANY farther il formation
can be mad upon application To
RIO b. LYME. Auct'r
au N-dtds Office metropolitan Hail.
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Auo,her Account from Walker.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lO.-The brig Kate,
from Truxillo on 3lst ult., and Rua;an on the
I'd inst, has arrived. She brings four passen-
gers connected with Walkers expedition
walker evacuated Truxillo on the night of the
2fsi, pursued by the enemy. AT the last ac-
commits only one Of his men had been killed -
No opinion rs to the fate OF the rest of the ex-
petition can be formed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lit is believed the
report from walker by the Osceoia that his
force was reduced to 25 men, was Incorrect
He was n. Limas on the 10th with 76 men,
we'll prov ided with arms and ammunition.
Capt. Salmon, of ihe lcarus, British man OF
var had declared his inrention TO take Wal
ker prisoner, If posi- BILE. 1t is believed Wal
ker will march Into Nicaragua. A vessel, with
provisions, clothing, DC, from Ruatan, was
eJ ected 70 reach the main land soon.
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BY J. II. Disses, Auct'r.

pEREMT0RY SALE OF 1000 REAMS
LII IhR, CAP And NOTE PAPER. AT
AUCTION --On THURSDAY morning, Sept I3.
al ~ O'Clock. IT Auction Room So Main street.
Will he sold without reserve. go reams Fooscap
Paper; go do Letter Pauer; $40 do. Note Paper;
Us doz Pocket Knives; $50 DO. Money Bags; e. do
ladies' Retlcules; 500 CURES half bound blank
Books; s. co. full bound olank Books
ALSO "A large invoice OF fne Gold, Silver and
Plated " atches, tOge Their tn fine assortIne nj
OF told JewelTy, "oid Chains, hc.,ac.
n. b. City and country merchants are invited
10 attend as The Goods VIII be sold In lots suit
the trade. J H. nIiIkS. Auct'r
u r Booth, salesman Sc IL
ADDlfiONAL.-FouT new Show Cases; 50 Sc
coLd hal d Watches; lot OF Bell and Everett Flags
DO. Breckenridge do; do. Douglas DO.
Il DiEGEQ
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RUNAWAYS.

IN Twenty DULLAhs Kew ARD
~ During my absence from home one oil my
hFitLD HANDS ahsconded He IS black,
~ OF medium hei ght, and named JOE FOA.--
-A.He IS in Richmond. | am satisfied. | Will
give TWENTY DOLLA RS for his apptehen: ion.
SO 4-ts Els LYONS.
JAs TEN DULLAKS RAN
GtE AWAY, from J. J Werth's coal yard, on the
II Basin, a MULATTO Nan. named LYND-
~ SAY. LINDSAY is about 5 feet or 10 inches
-k~h high; has = good many whip marks on his
back, OF long standing; dresses badly, and gener-
aily has a dirty appearance: He came from Essex
county, aud was hired al City Point last year. at
which place he seen during last week and the
first part of this; but s said to have lett there on
Wednesday, last, for Richmond viii give the
above reward il taken out of the city, or five dol
lars if taken in the city or the suburbs, and dehv-
cred to me. ia ES MO0hE.
al rs ts Agent Tor Dr.. W IN. fisher.
>@ $40 REV from the
- Virginia and Tennessee railroad Company,
ENabout two weeks since, while on q visit 70
~ nIs former home IN Richmond. a MUlATTO
A.BOY, WILLIAM, who is hired of Miss l.. L
Gordon. He is about Is or % 'sars of age and
about feet or inches In height. He ID well ao-
quanted in Richmond, and is evidently lurk Ine
about the city. The above reward of $40 Will ne
paid for his apprehe nsloI and delivery to said
COMPANY in Lynchhuls OF for his confinement In
jall, SO they can get hIm again.
THE0. L. Re N0LDS, for Gsn'l Sup't
It's
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AUCTION 0ALHA,
FUTURE DAYS.
BIZ Goadin q Apperson, Anct's.

VERY DEsIRABLA PKIvATE RFSI.
DENC- ONTHk NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH.
BETWEEN 6TH AND 7IH STREETS, FOR
SALEAf AUCTION Will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY. the 18th of Sep
TENDER l30O, at "a O'Clock +. the large and de-
sirabiy located Teside nee, DOW IN the occupancy
OF Mr. Peter W dudley. The lot has front Of
a feet on the north side OF Leigh. aud depth 81
dence OF Col. " alter u. Blair. and on the other
by that of MIR D. 5. Woodbridge. The house il
three stories hig h, and has amp accomm odstions
tor the comfort OF large family.
The premises were remodelled a few years ago,
and have ali the modern improvements Int ro-
duced-such us gas, hot and cold water, DO. rhe
ocs ton Is most beautiful one, and the neig hbor
hood excellent,
TSKMs-Une fifth cash; balance at 6, Q, IL and
is months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by a trust deed Possess given the frs
of October next, GODDIN d APPERSON,
AuetiOneers.
P.s.-The property can be bought privately.
sel2
r.XCEJIENT BRICK TENEMENT ON
II THE CORNER OF MAYO AND ROSS
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WI Ill be
sold at auction or the premises. on MON DAf the
I7th eeptember. lS5, at AZ O'Clock z. M, the ex
cellent Brick Tenement. located as sbove, now IN
the occupancy of Mr.. VIM Allen. The house has
IL rooms and BESIDES good kit 3hen, 1t has an ad
dtIonal uTl * servants house, thus living unuaua
accom- modatIons for servants.
IEEMs.-Uns fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
sei2 GUDDlN & APPERsON Aucts
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r,xCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT ON
BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

GROCERIES,. DRY GOODS, AND FUR.
Vt NiTUKE-Wiil be sold at auction at icy
store, corner of Main and 18TH sta. on Thu RS
DAY MORNING next, the 18th Gay of Sept, com
me ncng At 10 o clock
GRUCtRIES.-5 Dbls. Whiskev, ID u casks
bracdy, 10 boxes Candies, 20 boxes Chewing To-
haoco. ibis smoking Tobacco, % bills. HerIinss,
$500 lbs Bacon, kegs Butter, 10 baskets Cham
pagne. 90 doz. Plough Lines lot of Crockery and
Glassware.
DRY GOODS Several invoices of seasonable
Dry Goods, u titers, Shoes, Hoop Skirts, Net
Drawers, ard Shirts.
FUKNITURE.-Iot of second hand Furniture.
At.EX NO TT Au.t'r
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Rids forthe Pacific Telegraph Line

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1i.-SiX bids were
opened to-day at the Treasury Department
for the construction of the Pacific Telegraph,
"a follows Hiram Sibley, Rochester, n.
President OF the Western Telegraph Union,
$4,000, (the full bonus guaranteed by Con-
gress } Theodore Adams, Harrisburg, Pa
s2q. 900; Oryille, Clark & Co, S25, 600; Il. +.
Ficklin, three bids, viz: S35000, $4,000 and
$4,000, the TWO latter being coupled with con-
diuons Several day. Will eiapse before the
Secretary will bave investigated the law and
ado his derlelnn
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BY no. Il. Lyme, Auct'r.

GROWING CROP OF CORN AT AUG.
" TION Il will sell at public auction on FRI
DAY. the lth of September, at the hour of 4
o'clock. upon the premises, the growing CROP OF
CORN made upon the farm belonging to Mrs. l..
the city of Richmond. supposed to De from 70 to
leo barrels of Corn. The sale will be positive, and
without limit or reserve,
THkms-Liberal, and made known at the sale.
SELF RIO. b. LYME, Auctr.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IL Flour firm and higher
Howard Street and Ohio S6 rs Wheat firm red
alt0e 81 IS; white 81 asa LAS. Corn quiet-
yellow 10. Provisions quiet. Wblskey bloy ant at
St4o% Coffee steady-sales of IL, 900 sacks-Rio
Il, LaguayTa li1a,
SEw YORK, Sept. il Stocks active and better
n !. Central SS7. Wheat ln2c. lower--whIte
Southern 81 HGsl 60. Corn lower mixed o.
kess Pork unchanged; prime do. Sl3l4 d l35a.
tuEar steady Turpentne dull. Rosln steady 1T
8 %. Rec firm.
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AucrYoN sAxns.
THIS DAY.



10 TMoTTSs sA,ttkFL ,lL9Iss;IJ. TH3
EEpEsfL, GgLyseTi .ASb klfSL..a1Ff sfss-',
ton on i,e premises on W EpN nsDaY Y. n = i2,.
Seprenifyer, lo5v. at A. 90 eek Al no nc a. l,as
tiivl LOTS, located above. asch fruurln m fsst
on the North side OF Fedesa siIest mann hsea
1873 cot TO az alley 20 feet vide, and neari, oLno
site the residences OF John q. Skater, / So
. These Lots are among the most desit able Iota an
thet improving locality.
TRsMs:-Une- thru cash balance At 4 and A
mon ne, for nesotisbie nutrs. interest added, 30
euIsa By trust deed pT title retained =
seA 5ODDiN y APES SON. Anct'rs.
n nno, nve most beautiful Lots the south side
r.ose street, nearly opppsite the residence Of MIR
Cnas Morfiss, orch 81 by Isy feet 20 On aiIey -
ESQ, three handsome Lots ga the soufh side of
feaeiaI street. III by i9s ieet to an aIleJ and
bounded On the Ssst IL 'plar stre.t
SEQ GODDIS l. APPEksON. Auotx
FIGHT vEkk VALUABLE LOTS m
~ SYDNEY, AT I'll E CORNER ~ D1VEE
AND ZINE SrkkETS, AND ON ELMw' Oh
STREET, OPPOSITE THE FAIR GROUNDS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii he add =, =, 90 ..
ton, on tie premises. on WEDNESD DAY, the It.h
Sept 1860 az o'clock II. ia, eight lots. loo ated as
above i've OF them fiontins each 81 feet on thc
south sds of Dover or Cary street.. running back
on fine street ECO feet TO an alley; and three of
them fIontfng each rs feet on the south side Of
Main street, running back 100 feet 10 sIlsJ, ana
bounded on the east py the store and dwelling OF
Mr.. Jas. H. Tanner. These l.ts are among the
TEHMs,-Une third cash the balance at and 6
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added, ana
uie retained till last note is paid.
sell GOUDIN a AfPERSON Aucts-
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Another Lake Disaster.

DETROIT, Sept lO.-The Canadian schooner
". II Davey, with C. cargo of coal, sprung
aIeak IN heavy gale on Saturday, and sunk
near the middle island on Lake Erie. The
crew. of seven persons escaped TO the rigging,
where they remained seventeen hours, and
were finally rescued by passing vessel. No
live. were lost. The vessel will probably be
raised,
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FUTURE DAYS
I'VE, n. Cook, Auct,

AsFssis!kAssks ia5t
18th mat g ID O'clock viii sell az the residence
'a!e 81 Mis Mari MAIZE lea deed emOrseins
m fHS q f pasI,, "a tone and halsa;
PARLOR SUIT, in Rosewood. beautifully carved,
large TETE,A rETEs, splendid Reclining
LOUNG e. large and smaller Oh AIRS sew.
era Antique and Gothic ,PAkLOK cHAiSS,
elegant MATTEL MIRRORS with ornamental IN. aeISs
bs s1aHff' S sE ErEeRE, deliberately
mag nikoent CHESS TABLE. inland with pearl.
VERY handsome Marble, top and Route ia BLt IS.
spleldid Silk, Brocatel and Lace CURTAINS,
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels CARPETS.
Beautiful Rosewood BUCK CASE, handsomely
eefnune G HI ss and 10 o'hsI VASES.
Several rare OIL PAINTINGS, some of which are
THE DINING. ROOM FURNITURE consists
| / splendid Black Walnut BEAUFET, ELEGANTLY
| carved, with marble top.
very handsome Mahogany SECRETARY. a
most excellent piece OF furniture and of GU
1 besutllul Black Walnut CHINA PRE- IS, masni-
| An elegant Mahogany EXTENSION TABLE.
| get Antique Black Walnut CHAIRS
f aia srs fui5shea With splendid
bsaSs"9GyA and WISH ssS
| STANDS, Rocking and ChamUer CHI RS, large
Reclining Chair, LounEes, Hair and Shucx Mat.
| tresses. Feather Pillows and Boisters. Bedd NJ,
Toilet and Chamber Sets complete. Carpets, " IN
dow Shades, LookIn< Gissses, NJ dating, &C.
-AlSU-
A large assortment of CHINA and cur GLASS
KlTCAEN FtkTITGTaHE. tile u'"N' 'A''s" Oh
The above FURNITURE is of the most ele-
CANT character, having been manufactured TO or
der IL the ctJ OF Richmond, used but few months,
The house VIII be open on MONDAY, the 18th
inst, to enable the pubic TO examine tie Furnl-
ture.
TsRMs;-All sums un er 500. cash; over ,ha.
negotiable paper. JOHN ENDERs. Admir-: 80
Sale conducted by E B. Cook, Auct'r sss
TRUSTEES SALE Us sioux OF DRY
y, 4 & 9 DS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
AGtffoN b. virtue Of deed Of tSas. fro from
~ EN- TO the subscribers duly recorded IN the
proceed to sell on III URSDAi, 70 list at 10
clock. az the store of raid Well, on nth, be.
tween Franklin and Grace streets, he entire stock
contained IN said store consisting of a large va
rlety OF fresh, seasonaoie Dkt 0OODs. CLOTH
| No; BOOTS; SHOES. HATS. CAPS, FANCY
At the same time, will bs sold the unexpred
| ,,EASE OF said store. together with the FIX
| FIkES. 40.
TEEMs--An sums under 100, cash over that
paper. EDWARD 7. CANN0N,t Trn.toa.
| Sale conducted by 4. B. Cook, Auct. selo
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Church RmrnPh.

Boston, Sept. 1O.-Early on Sunday morn
Ing the Second Congregational Church in
HedfOr0, was destroyed by fire, with two
wooden buildings adjoining. Loss, Sl2,Oo0, Of
which SO 600 was insured. The fire was the
work of an incendiary.
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TAILORING, &c.

a. oSE PRICE CLOTHING STORE;
IN 0OODS.-MARKs NELSON 2iO Broad
A-of CLOTHS CASSIMERES and VEST
IN6S. Also. a fine assortment of READY
MADE CLoTHING,t to which he invites his friends
n GOODS made up at the shortest notice,
and warranted 70 III | have $50 d lev pieces OF
BRECKENRIDGE GOODS. Sc Him
q. TO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned
~ having entered into partnership for the puT-
IA pose Of conduct ng the TAILORING BUSl-
VIZ NESS IN all us departments, most respect
@sAA. fully solicit liberal share of public patron-
age. Our goods having been selected with great
care, We Will offer such inducements as Will not
i"'' 10 give S''N''''''"' wM A. BENNETT.
Sc 10-1w* 14th St, between Main & Franklin.
a. SAMUEL s. HURCH Is now IN m.
"a smploy as a CUTTER, and desires his for
IA mer friends and patrons to call and exam
12- CLOTHS, CASSihERES and VEST!NGS
as we II as Ready NJ ade Clothing, which he ls nov
-''' owl WM. TIA sMfTH. ia Main st.
THE CORNUCOPiA.-Alw who have not ye'
L purchased their supplies OF NJ NJ h
CLOTHING, can do so now on more favorable
terms than ever before. Our stock Is complete
with every article Of Gente0er's Wearing Ap
parel, the whole of whlch We are selling at such
reduced prices as have never been nor can be
approaching tFaliD season. The following is d
condensed catalogue OF our stock:
slack Cloth Dress Suits of ali qualities.
Fancy Cass. Business Suits, OF every description
Beautiful Marssllles Vests, Il endless variety
Black Silk Vests, figured and plain.
Alpaca and Drap d Etc Goats. Pants and Vests
A large supply of Linen ana Mar6elles Goods.
A full assortment OF Furnishing Goods.
Boys Clothlng at low prices.
All of the above Goods we guarantee to he per
feet in every respect. n. NALKF,h Il CO.,
~ ain ard lath
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- aG.A-SSTA CITING AND RITSNJNG or

49, n q z. OF fttJt q OF
e. 81 SSTARTING AND RUNNING OF
a17sss=raa.As II r SrEAM BOATS GLEN COFE
AND CURTIS PECK TO PORTSMOUTH an D
kORFOLK-Tne GLEN COVE, Captain T Nj .
SoUTaGATE, viii leave the wharf at kockeits rex
uiarIy every MONDAY. wEDNkSDAI and + RI
DAY MORNINGS, at o clock prec sell , and re-
turn each alternate day. Sundays except d.
TIE CURTIS PECK will discontinue the night
Iine after MONDAY, the 10th inst and continue
the daily lIne leaving the wharf at Rockets regu
lariy every TUESDAY, THU DAY ard SAT-
CRDAI MORNINGS, at O'Clock precselS, and
return each alternate day. Sundays excepted.
Both Boats will touch at all the regular andln gs
on the rIeer. both going and returning.
P,shase to Norfolk or Portsmouth, So. Meals,
each so cents extra:
Freight to he landed on the river must be PAID
for tcatn sent doUn, and we will not he response
bic for 1t after II 10 put On the wharf to which II Is
directed or marked. K, 0. HASKINS.
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SHIPPING

~ FOR BALTIMORE The regular
AE6ss packet Schr. D. Z. GUYTHER, Capt KIR-
ssSENswAN, having a portion of her cargo en-
gagged will sail with quick dispatch For balance
of Freight apply TO
Sc ll-5t W. D. COZ QUIT 4 co.
m FOR BOSTON, -The suserl"r fast
81 sailing Brig FREDERICK K U Il Il n r. =,
.@s-7~ Capt. ACHoRE, having the greater portion
of her cargo engaged, will sail with quick dispatch.
For balances of Freight apply 10
Sc II-3t W. ID. COLO IIrT & co.
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by 1h0s. w. kepseP, Auct'r,
tOiioe corner of 18th and Cary streets.D
GENrEEL s.NlsEhOLD and KITCt.

CENTEEL iiUIeEHOLD AND HITCH.
~ I'm FURNITURE, 2 A NO, o. S FIX
CRE>, &c, tOR SALE Al AUCTION " al
be sold on THURSDAY morning. Sept 20th, CON
mencIng at 10 O'clock, at the residence OF Iud e
John NJ. GTeEory. al he corner OF Clay and 10th
streets, (who IS declining house ping all of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Il c., Consisting
of elegant Par lor, Chamber aad DinIng-room Fur
nlture, Gas ixtures. c., &C alss, very supe-
nor Piano, in rosewood case
TERMs,-AH sums under $50, cash ; over that
amo unit, four months credit, Tor approved paper
sc 10 THUS. W. KEESEE, Anct.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

r~r NOTICE .-CHANGE OF
s<STARrING HOUR-On and after
cz'<aszez.sxs9 SATURDAY next. Sth instant, the
Steamer A. H. SCHULTZ will, until turthec M
tics leave her wharf at kooxetts. for WIN DS0R
SHADES, on the CEIokahominy River, every
SATURDAY and WEDN tSDAY MORNING, at
O'clock Retaining. the SCH ULTZ will ieave
WIND@OR SHADES for RICHNON D. on every
90 7-Gt D. ! HILL. nj
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heSWIck Depot, AIDemArIe co.,
jy l9-2taw2m( w ISL
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN

81 TWU EALUABIE FAKMS IN -
SHe HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE CT:
-. MIL Us BELOW RICHMOND FOR E2l
SALT am authorized To sell two FAR MS. sit
uated as described above. contains 1863 acres
20 acres cleared, and is well adapted to the growth
of the usual crops made IN this section; tho bal
ance ot the land IS IN wood, 50 or 80 of which are
heavily set pine witt some vau bic tim Der for
building purposes he improvements consist OF
4 FRAMED DWELLING with rooms, aud ali
60 acres, with the u ual improvements. Both OF
the tarns are hea tiny, and rear the city AZ to
render them very desirable. A bargaia can be mad
in OF 10th of them and they will he shown b,
the Messrs tRETCH, HviEg upon them. Further
information can be had of the subscriber.
RO. b. LYME, Gen'I Land Agent. &c,
au 22-dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
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- ss~s-- - - -
MILLINERY,

.saN NnTiCE TO MILLINEhs n
~ wan, your BON Nets and HATS coloredS~
s ss sa sa JSHN Hills the any
Bonnet R.esehsI and D. er' S,oad street above the
~ MILLiNERf-FALL TRADE, no.
~ I desire to otll attention to my re- SS&k
moval from No~lu9 Main street. to the conn.0ds-
the e"s new new spaswoed Hotel ssh and sss
And RrADYlnMA IbENaslftiL i SsSsS3s' ARTICLES
asn efs2fPFsf Nsk fLIkAW
kRs sFd
DRESS CAPS, Lace Capes and Rerthas, Grape
aud Mus Inn Collars and Sleeves, Infants Caps,
nais. and Cloaks. Ruches and Tabs, &c, in ali
u conneetion. with the general MILLINERY
BUoIN ESS. will manufacture 20 order CL0AKS
and MANTILLAe o. all kinds, in the latest fash
ionable styles, ana at reasonable prices. '''1A
All orders VIII receive prompt and special atten-
ton. N. c. BARTON,
Sc LIN 2ts Main street
vi ANDERsoN, GREEN ( HAYES LIE
Have Low IN tore, and are daily receiving, large
9tuei.' new and choice, n the Millinery
n w, winch they Will $ II at the lowest prices
Tor cash, OF to punctaal SIX Fontbs' trade. Their
BoNNEr RIBBONS.
fiS WEI se .N apd 9snHtI styles
large and varied assortment co prisng every
bs TIKI III Gs Tl1TeS' priced AMERICAN to
They would particularly call the attention OF the
ff TAr hbGG BRRSN sHSkE F sSop5 aA aa
embracing evecy style. and which they euaran ;
tee W be sold as low as they can Re hong ht il the
northern or h IA Markets No. lol MAIN STREET,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12
BY }. IL. Digges, Auct'r.

FINE ROSEWOOD P.ANoS At arc.
lion Will De sold, on w EDN EsDAY morn
ins, sept iZth. a. 10 O'Clock at Auction ona So
WIZ street. tlise Sol Id q seven octave ROSE
"oOp iANOs. entirely new, mace I, BToad
s s1 ma ha New fSrs ent1e iroP frames over
legs, pearl keys, &c Tnes VIII 10 one 49, ~ ssI.so
t TO ON fRtDAl next kRy one wishing ina
fianos VIII hs'e m oppo rtunity seldom otsred
TERMs.-Sixly aay >, Tor nesotiahis otes
d. F 6ooTH Salesman .ctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12
The Maine HIect,on.

PORTLAND, Sept. Il.-Returns from lie
towns give Wash burn (Rep.) 80 ass, and Smart
fDem) 23,s4l. The entire Republican Con-
gressioaal delegation Is elected.