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Az. Douglas at Louisville.

I.orlsvILLx Sept. 39.-The booming of can
NON saortiv after noon to-day announced the
.rri,aI Of Dir. Douglas. lie was received at
fba I.vss BY q large multitude and escorted to
tbs IoaIsville Hotel lie addressed some
thirty tacssKHd people at Pres.on's Woods,
charging that Mr.. Buchanan and Mr. Brock
isrldEs voald be responsible II Lincoln WAS
elected as they were both working TO that end
He showed ,hs Inconsistency OF Mr.. Breckin-
hdSs wiling him 10 popular sover-
eighty" In Kentucky In 1855, endorsing his
views tsss. and nov denouncinz them as a Ict-
ter pIask In the Democratic platform. Mr.
Douglas s.id Nr. Breckenridge sacrificed him.
self 50 tss boilers, who would not vote for aim
in the E-gslsr Convention, but who. after se
esdlnE knowing they could not elect their
candidate, took him up to XIII him of. Mr..
Douglas spoke an hour and a half, and WIS
frequently interrupted with enthusiastic APP
plauIs. Boshres ara burning before the Court
House aEd In several streets this evening.
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ByAlex. Mott, Auct'r.

TRADE SALE-DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
L SHOES. &c VIII be sold at auction, At my
store, on THU RSDAY, October 4th, commencing
Ut 10 O'Clock, large invoice fresh and season able
Dry Goods, &c., consisting ID part of Black and
Fancy Cloths; Black D"sskin and Fancy Csssi
meTss; Tweeds, Satlnets and Jeans MouslIn De-
laines. Caeoes. &c; Bisached and Brown Cot
tons and Flsnneis SO dog Hoop Skirts, IS to 81
spring; 100 doz. Woen Balf Hose 50 coz. Cot
ton Hose and Half Hose
AISo-A lot Of adv made Coats, Pants Vests,
&c; 10 cases Nj en- Women snt Children's Shoes.
TERMS ALL sums over $50, sixty da, s. credit,
FOR approved negotiable notes
oc2 ALEX MOTT, Auet'r.
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by J. II. DigseS, Auct'r.

] WORTH RICH SILVER PLATED WARE,
BY CATALOGUE On THURSDAY MORN
ING. Oct. 4th, AT 10 CLOCK, al Auction Room So
III ain street, will be so large ard Eenutiiul in
woes CT rich SiLVtE-PIATED TEA S&rS,
COFFEE E-URNS, ICE PfCHERS. CAKE BIAS
X Els, Card do, Casters, Spoons, Forks, and ev-
cry variety of Plated Goods manufactured. The,
Goods are direct from the manu- facturers, and of
the beat quality, and will be ,od in lots to SUIT
purchasers. ]. H. UiGGkS, Auctr.
d. +. BuOTH Salesman 90 2-tds
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News froa Pixies Peak.

ST JosYrn, Mo, Sept. 29.-The Pixies Peak
express arrived last nighr, with n small trea-
sure shipAeat of sI,j70. Many owners of
quartz nlses who, two months ago became
wholly discouraged, are now sanguine of sue
cess and srs making S20G or more Per week
Al last aesosnts, about twenty teams had left
Denver for the States. Many of those who
went with them Will return ia the spring to
lscrte farms or develop their gold and silver
Issts. Tbs weather At Denver ia very cold,
with az occasional fall OF snow. Pne miners
pow are often unable to commence operations
un'tl assyt nine O'Clock In tho morning, on
aecoun; 81 Toe. Wint-r is rapidly approach
IN. TTaiss, consisting OF merchandise, left
here this week 10 the number OF fifty wassas,
and more ArS preparing 10 leave.
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~ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

EH will pay the above reward for the appre-
EN henslon and delivery Of ms NEGRO MAN,
- EDWARD, to sell or to Col WIN. Y HAIR
Sk-RIs of this county or IN any Jail where
can get hun. lie escaped from me on the 18th OF
September, and is highly probably IN the neigh
b,Tboud of the Aforesaid Col Harris. as he ola ms
a wife there He is, suppose, about % years old
about 5 feet inches In hei sht OF a dark brown
piexioA very short hair. and gene ally con-
fused when spoken 10 by white maa
JOS. y. MEKEnITH, Louisa.
Post Office: Perkinsville, Goochland o.. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALD

sess FARM 0Fis5 ACRESIN HENRICO,
AB94T SE & For MhES No os1 OF
vate sale my FARM. o,lled Locust Grove"
situated on the Old Hungry Road. seven miles
l9F OF % a stst tI9
Ment, the balance well wooded with Pine and Oak
Wood The Farm IS remarkably healthy, and the
nsighborhoGd very good. 1t has q number of good
Springs upon it, and adjolns the lands of Z. II &.
WaIdrop, n. C. Crenshaw. Allied W ins,on, ana
estate of VIM. Andrsws decd. For further IN in
formation. apply to Gop.IS APPERsoN. or to the
subscriber. lse A-tsl Y. 3. TAYLOR.
$50 iitBLA FOR SALt.-Tnlg FARM con-
se tsins 1876 acres by late survey Is we! tia
-- bered. abonnds in green sand mari, and IS d,-
stalls station on the York Riyor Railroad, is "A
miles from Richmond; and in the count, of King
William. A map of the farm mag be seen at the
WIN. A. BRAXTON.
al Is d&sw5w* AcQuinton, Va.
>at FAhM FUK salt Intending 10 re
<s move to Texas in a few weeks offer for
-. sale the FARM on which now reside, sltu
a,ed 6>a uies from Richmond near the head of
MechaDicsvlle Turnpike, In Hanover county
containing about 40 acres Of Land. The improve
mepts consist IN part of larse dwelling house.
new barn and stable. besides the usual oathouses.
A further description Is considered unnecessary,
as persons wishing to Purchase, will examine for
'hs% i7"I@ f fHos ". sYDNoR.
- LAND AND SLAVES IN THE
COUNTY OF AM ELLA. FOR SALE PRl-
decd, offer for sale privately a valuable TRACT
OF LAND. lying Oh the Appomattox river. in the
county of Amela five niles from NJ attoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvills Railroad, contain
ing. by estimation, 900 acres. The land is ADM
rsbly adapted to the production of Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco. and the tract is reg arded one of
the best IN the county If desired. Twill be di
vIded into two tracts. The neIg htorhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devisees reservIng the right TO cultivate and
gather the GROWING crops If satisfactory arranse
msnt cannot be made with the purchaser TO take
then. The purchaser OF the land, if he desires
them for his own use. can also pui chase large
number of valuable SLAVES The terms will be
made accom- rioda,ins. Apply to WILLIAM F..
MEADE or JOHN s. HAEDAWAY, Chula De-
pot, hmeha. au 29-tf
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FALL TRADE.


1860. FALL TRADE 1860.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 Co,
ll MAIN STREET. Ruhnl0sd Virginia.
We are now receiving our supplies of FALL and
WINTER GOODS. embracing every variety to re
had In this and the New York market, which will
be continually increased during the season.
NEGRO CLOTHING
Our stock of NEGRO CLOTHING is now com
pete: embracing Vlrg' q and6- L-CL0THS,
LlNSEYS, SATINETS, BL ANkEIS, and Brown
sells sAM'L NJ PRICE co.
ID e ii A X ID ON CO.
IL DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN.
And keep Tor sale In quantities TO suit purchasers
WARE-ROOMS. NO. IS MAIN STREET,
RIG n NJ N ID. VA,
ALL KINDS OF
MArTfIsAas.K + Il L N q s.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &c., 80.
The, will have made TO order,
CARPETS Oil CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS aud SHADES
We have opeu ed q splendid lot of CARPETING
of our own importation. and are now pr e pared TO
exhibit thu latest at, les IN every. grade
TrmmnSs &c e onsar passed and euf stocx is
CLOTH, &c.
BUYERS are invited to examine cur goods, which
viii, be sold ON accommodatin. terms
SO lT-2m. RICHARDSON CO, a5 Main Ct.
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THrS DAY.


VArL!UAnLE TOBACCO FACTORY, AT
sTREEfs. F0ReALE IL 1rfffoSMs IN
s s:n. sr o. me premises. on THURs3AY. ps S,h
M. the valuable T0RACCO PEGfGsy. i.c.,Si
4 We sonshes.t corner p ffsnt''a ssd A.b sts
~. - nue. ~ os.v na.,. 40 seg1 s'dsr. AID
afe SD ut % b. ~ feet
The Let fronts - feet and runs bsss no feet
ne ocs ton OF this preps1tx sdsots vayt.cuiayiv
of the tobacco busisssy- and ~ wosthy the alien
unn 81 tobacconlsts aud otbs,s.
seun lnsfa mepS, at 8, u ant I2 mon ts, for nexo-
uust deed. las M T4yTOy y ssS
observation-disclosures asctoaesrs.
roS oNENENT-in CONSEQUENCES OF the in
olsmenoy VI ihe vsathsr. tbs above saIs Ia post
Ro6e0 vi \ yfSphI. khs ~ Day Of UetohsT, com /,
% - mt soS
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Northern Markets.

BALrISsRs. Oct Flour dull, hut steady and
without sales. Wheat stesdy-Red SI25al IS !;
Whts ei6sstT2 Provisions dull. CJtes ffm
al l4S3lSs. NAIskey stesdr ut Ute.
ehantsi-xse York CentTals 9ax Va. 6s Oh. :;
MiuourIs IA Cotton firm. lour unohan gsa.
" best n0yanssd one cent. Corn 5etterM IxsG
6osgo. Parf hssvy-Meas 8 10 to Is Prime more
Eouve. 81 6sl&,s6. Sugar steady MuscoyadO
81 Me Tsr,entIHc dull at 40G43 RosIn STEADY
a A r 90 nrnhan,nh.
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,,e5usS CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

. !se5s T., CARRIAGES, CaHRIAGES...
fffStjSS The sulscflber mas on hand at his Coach
-~A1 Making Establishment. on Lombard AL,
ley, between Main and Cary 18Th and I4th sts.,)
TEES, BAR0UCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and SULKl ES-all of his own make, Of
the best material and workmanship of which
will be sold low good work of the kind can be
in the city of Rich.aond, and respectfully ask 9
rage line, as determined to make TO order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and All WoTi
"a .4~dom MiCAJAH MANGuM
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- LAND AND SLAV IN tn
CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.

.1ERR> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
HFfEsS For sale, a second band PB4ETON, IN
IN tirst-rate order Also: splendid D0U
BLE-SEATtD BUGGY one SlNGLE-ShArED
do Also seeond-ha ana new HARNE SES
New BUGGIEs, with and without tops For want
of ROOM / am determined to sell these articles
without reg ard to price. JOHN DOES.
Manufacturer cor 9th and Broad SITS.
cS-lWs
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MEETING of the Constitutional Union Ma
tiaHnI Com ities.

WAsEIssfoE, Oct. IA special meeting Of
the Constitutional Union National Com nit
tee WAS held here to day. Among the mem hers
present ware APssrs. Mallory of kentucky,
Hill Of Georgia, Bryan of Alabama, and Bote-
Ter OF Virginia. The business transact Ted has
NOT beer made pubiic, but IT is understood that
the ncnbsrs are In high spirits in regard TO
the resalt Of the approaching elections.
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BY Alex. Mott. Anct

FURNITURE, DsY GOOBS, GNOCE
Z RlES, &c.-WiH be sold st auotl ON at NV
store cornsr OF Main and I6th sts., or TUES,
DAY MORNING, the ~ day OF October, commerce
lns al ~ clack. general assoI tn<Lt OF usv and
seeogd hsad EukNITURE. NaTTREEsKs,
STOVES, CARPETS, &c.
dies; smoking and Manufactured Tobacco; Crook-
DRY GOODs.-esvsrsl INVOICES season able Drv
Goods Net shiIts,. Drawers and Jackets Caps'
Hoop Skirts, hhoes. Caters. 40. '-'
oc ALEX MOTT tucoon,ar
sCHOOL DESKS. TABLES AND BENCsTs'-
WI oe ADDED TO my sale THIS morning, q loi OF
oc2 ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.s
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BY James NJ. Taylor l. Son, Auct'rs

VALUABLE LOT AND COTTAGE RESI-
,DENCE AT AUCTiON.-We will sell at
pubic auction. upon the premises, on THURS
d. the tth day of October, 1860 CONNIE ncIng at
-. O'Clock 7, NJ, that valuable lot with the com
lortable small cottage building thereon, situated
ON the east line of I'd. between Jackson and Duval
SITS, Tor many years occupied by Mrs. Caroline T..
herr. THIS lot fronts 40 feet on 81 street, and ex-
tends back within parallel lines 1870 feet TO aev
q feet wide, offering accommodation for anolher
dwelling at this point. the emises have received
rabe residence for any person of moderate SIZE
family
TERAs-One fifth cash the residue at s. u Is
and n months. Tor negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured BY a trust deed.
Oo2 Jas. Nj. TAYLOR L son. Auct's
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BY. III. Digaes, Auct'r.

CATALOGUE SALE OF STOCK M
IN ~ fCHUOL AND MlSCELLAN EUUS BOOKS.
SThTiONfRY;, BLANK BOOKS, WHITING
DESKS SC. Will be vcld on TUESDAY Az
TERNOos. Oct I'd. at 81 O'Clock. at the auvtlon
room Us Main street, by eatsb,gae, the stock Cf
FOOkS. &c of 4 house dec in,ng huslneis fhe
stock consists 81 general varlets OF schooA aud
other Books, Stationary, TO-. Usually Kept IN a
day morning.. Oct. LIST.
fsKNs.-tlI Sums of $50 and over, month";
credit for approved paper
d. F. BooTH, Salesman. seq
A UCTI0N sALfS evEkY NIGHT THIS
"A WEEK-CommeCclnE at N O'Clock. at Auc-
ton Room Is Main street. Watches, Jew,Ary,
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons. Forks. Tea Sete, o.
ALSO-A lot Of Letter Paper, Cisars. &C. 30
All goods warranted as represented, and SD IN
lots to suit puI ohasers.
J.H. DtGGks. Auepr
=. boorH. Salesman ayes U
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STUCk OF ByG1S, SHOES, TRUNKS,
~ &c, AT AUCTION With a view of rerurn-
Ing to our old staId, with an entire new stock o.
Goods We will sell, on THURSDAY, the 2rth of
September. 1859 commencing st 10 O'Clock A. NJ -,
at the store No. 2Sl Broad street. our whole stock
of DOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, &c, comprising a
general assortment for gentlemen, ladies, misses,
boys and servants.
TKRMs.-S 500 and under. oash over that amount,
months. for approved negotable notes. with in
terest added. w 2. w. TAYLOR h co.
+ b. CoOg, Auc 'ioneer. e2I
POSTPONEMFNT.-in consequence of having
another sale at the same hour, the above sale is
postpored till MONDAY, LIST day Of October: at
the same hour. f b. COCK
GONTINUATION.-Ths above sale will he CON
tlnued on Fl RSDAY the All INST, az 10 o elk,
at which time the most select portion of the stock
wall be sold. local K. B. COOK. Auct.
crock OF IiQLORs. FuBNtTURE. &c,
- OF THE VERANDAH HOTEL At AUG
1!ON.-On FRIDAY. 9th inst. at 10 ocrk, will
seli At the YeraAdsh Hotel, on 9Th, between MAJ
shall and Clay streets. all the stock nf LILO UURS,
Household ard Kitchen FURNITURE, 40. ccon-
lot of Wines Brandies, Whlsks,s. &c The Fur
nlture is in very good order. and embraces a large
as.ortment Of useful articles.
TERAs-Cash. ioo2I E. B. COOK Auct'r.
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c~essz.S.sss-, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!
\ !, ~, w AE !, pr IMPORTANT AR
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
the pub.c tha, they have arranEed e run her
and BAL FIN REw to f k}GH
M0ND. thersby atiurding unusual facilities for
obtaining taelr freight and packages in the short
kxpTosses leave New York at !. and O'Clock
L ~. tzErehses leave Philadelphia at A NJ
and II ?. III. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20
Il. " and 4 10 Nj, arriving IN X edmond at 3 30
4. NJ. and 2 L. NJ.
Expresses lesye Richmond for New Yori, Phil,
adei phia and Baltimore, and all points North and
West at - A. NJ anu 50 p. Nj.
FrfIs hit and packages should iii all cases be at
cur office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
EXPIRE FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
m9nd TWICE DAILY at 4.3o A, Nj. and As P. NJ.
The Adams Express Company feel shat they can
guarantee to the public civility attention and sat
isfaotIob all their Intercourse with their off
in Richmond. and nothing will he left undone on
their part To meet the wants of their customers.
from the North at 5 O'Clock +. Nj viii be delivered
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
NV T6k r. t F.s5.
TsfFes aNb ggHr The fTs 3? h Fs
NENTS, SO, forwarded with safety ana dis
patch to ali parts of the United States, Cansdas
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods. collected at all accessible points
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded bv each of our Expresses,
in charge q careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates
All freishts promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
<RA For further informston please cali at our
'"'.' '' *ADSMs EXPRESS COMPANY"
au7-s W. H. TREGO, Supt
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IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT
IT NJ. J. FRANKLIN & Co, Or
TltIsNs. otter tn The public their
improved CIR ISfAL pERISCOPlC SPE~TA-
Giles. for preserving and restoring the impaired
VISION 20 lis pine Vfgor
CRYSTALS insert. d IN old frames
ve5y fine azsorim ent of MICROSCOPES
TkLESC' Prs. MARINE and OPERA GLASS,
X EosCoPEs and stersoscapic VIEWS. siwa,s
on hand No. las MAIN STREET.
Richmond Va
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- JOHN DUNDERD DALE,
RUNAWAY2,

- RASAWAY-On the 9Th infant, from
~ our jaIl. a tGR0 MAN, MORGAN; blsok
ENand smooth akin; aged shout 20 years; weighs
Fl about $50 10 100 pounds lie cannot straI hten
~l~E~hls fingers On his right hand. He formerly
iIsed hi Flshei vile, Aut usta county, Va and
brought I" this city by A h. Bedsoe. of Staunton.
Any Information concerning him will be commu-
nicated to DAVIS, UCfkEE & co.
2;-dts
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RiLLtAED s1L0Ob.-M. g. WHITMAN
ID would Ts.ss otfully inform the public that lie
has, ~ Eest expense, fitted up hIs BILLIARD
SALOON in tho HSst mhnner, and having recently
Yulchased two handsome TABLES of Phel.n's
latest pslsnt, 10 Row reDsred to accommodate his
pstTsaa VINO dssiTs to paTteipse IN ths he's thful
and lHvlsnTs,Iny game Of Billiards. Hs Saloon
viii be fos I'd t. be psas,n and agreeable place
t"r amusement HIS assistants are polite. atten-
I've and courteous. lie respectfully s1.ioIts a call
from atizssss ds strangers. promising to do all in
Es power 70 ytsss them.
NJ. q. WHITMAN, Proprietor
EsGSt Palace Hall Billiard Saloon.
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AW1 NOTlCE.-My store will be closed to-
~cSks$3 day and tomorrow. and g. penrd next
Wednesday with large stock of SHOES, which
have bought at the great auction sales in New
York, In lots, and will be sod at great deal less
8, cents per pair: ladies' Silk Elastis Congress
Heeied 6 CATERS at 81 81. really cheap at 80 90 !;
ladies' Moroeea Heeied Boots at 81 10. worth
stt0 Also, full stock of ckidren's SHOES at
good Gasi Lass than they are really worth Also
full 2-rck IF DRY soups, DRESS GOODS
WHITE .eOODS. khtBbOIDERIES. ctc
Nj. FLElSHsk cor. 9th AID Broad ats.
i-lLt -
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OFFICE OF THE WASH'N AQUEDUCr,t
W.sHgEaIoN, 18th dar of Sept., 1860.
SEALED PROPOSALS. are invited for fur
~ nlshIng sp0R the wharf at Georgetown, four
thousand 10 Z thousand barrels of HY DRAULIC
" AENF, al three hundred pounds esch--cne
thousand barlsis 70 he delivered within ten DAYS
from the acceptance of any proposal. snd three
th9ussnd more within thirty DAYS thereafter.
btdsvlii bs opened in presence of bidders at i
O'Clock, 9Th dRr Of October next.
Proposals should bo endorsed "SealAd Propo-
sals' aud addressed to W. BIZ MAN
Capt, of Eng rs, and Oh. bngr W. A.
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NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
nv THE CITY OF GLASGOW

., assas.inats Louis Napoleon
Affair.". Of the xsrdiuin ms = Il ansered
Sus, AZ ,he Pcpe-- Movements Of Carl
,S'. Hives. Of an American Minis'sr'
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1000 GOLD FfSH-Tbs
14 advertiser has for sale al i57
Broad street at MIR. Steintine n
Lager Beer saioen 209 GOLD FISH. He viii
sell ans .uantits desired rhe pablo generally
are tuvited to call aud soc tAela. I-3t''
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IHHssfs 81 thS96N hit A5e = s NM
STREET, FOR sALE AT kucrlVN vi iii be
tbs ID t,oso her, ltoQ, stl O'Clock r. ~. tho two
FRAMED TENEAtfTs tcsstsd - ahovs, enc
Of which 70 eccuplsd b. Mr.. Thomas N. Shell, and
the oihee b, Mr. VIM. Bauer. These sensmeA ais
are well built and sOnvsnsntlr arrenxsd
Tnsns;-Ons third cash HAlsnss .: ard II
months. for nsgotiabis no,ss, interest added and
title rstsiued ill last note 70 pcid. sif
sSA 6ODDiN APPERSON. Aucts.
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UALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
THE NORTH SID OF CARY, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18TH STREETS, FOR SAIEAT AUG
IloN. We wall sell u pom the premises, on TUES
pay, October 9TH 1860, commencing at Al o'clk
Cary. between 18th ard 18th stree e. for a numter
of years occupied by Mr.. Nicholas Devereux az a
leather store. The location of this property adapts
1t particularly for commission stand
TERMs.-One fourth cash the balance at 6. IL
ard IL months for negotis bic notes. with interest
added and secured hy trust deed.
oc2 JAS. NJ, TAYLOR q SON, Aucts
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CHEAT BARGAINS.

4 INA bAN6ATNS.
CALL AND LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.
Elegant new and Three Flounced SILK ROBES.
Beautiful FALL AND WINTER DRESS SILKS,
ut greatly reduced prices.
RICH DELAlNt k0Bt y, at SIS. Sc and 81 each,
and many other GOODS at less than auction
prices. SAM'L NJ. PRICE l. Co.
2l-tts
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IN MRS. r. LYON. an
CIV IA MAIN STREET. fUP STAIRS NSEN
~ Having Just returned from New2lES
York is now Teaoy tn exhiblt to Der cus,oEne and
FRENCH MILLIi|RRY. toset'er with an ex
tens,yo asspItment IF FANCY G0OUa, HEAD
Dies iES, HAIR WORK. and ali sty les usually
Kept "a her liss.
- countrJ Merchants and Millinsrs can he ao-
commots tad with the latest styles of goods. and
on Fsasonabla terms. ne 70 a,auow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-02
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT--The large STORE and
E:; CELLAR. on Gary street, under the Column
49, ban Hotel. Barsain can be had, if applied
"a VALUABLE PRIvATE DWELLING
Aa rw E IN lsT AN I'd 81 REETS, F oKsALE.
TENEMENT located as above. recently in the
Heou,.aIsgg, of Mr.. GaTret F Wats,n and now OF
and depth Of $50 feat to an alley. The dwelling
has ten looms. besides front and porches, and
cssnnt Bick Kitchen s ma and large BroS ssab III
SEN St GoDDiN { AffPiERsoN, Aucts.
~, DESIRABLE X SIDE NC FOE
t5ss y / The large and desirable +
ASh Enc E on the corner, of 9th and Main cts.
lately occupied by the subscriber; ID offered for
seaa-is ''s''''H 'AA '' A'0 DA lSPlff II. LEA,
xs FOR REM Two desirable ROOMS.
E over n! B'rRoom' corner g,h and \, BT9ss stS'
G:s HOUSE, On 18th, between F ran kin and Grace
HcEstresis no said House is forty feet square,
and butt for Maehlne shop 1t has in 1t shaitlng
and wheels sufficient 10 drive quantity of ma
PS: -. will make good Coach Shop: Also. a
FARM of ~ acres, ave miles below Richmond,
for SAFE. lse 2S-6t+l BELL HUGHES.
a. FOR RENT-Twe desirable ROOMS, over
my store. e.. l.. ROSE 256 Bread street.
yERY yALIAHLE REAL ESTATE,
ss:a ON MAIN, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH SITS,
AG1 AND ON CARY. DOCK, AND 18TH SITS,
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the FOL
lowing valuable real estate, lst. The excel
lent BRICK TENE MENr at the corner of Main
and oh streets, now IN the occupancy OF Ro; A.
Paine, ERQ. I'd. he two excellent BRICK TEN
MENTS on the south side of Main, between 9th
and 7th streets, occupied by Mrs Morton as y
at the corner Of Cary, Dock and 18Th streets, front
ing IL feet on Cary street. running back 100 feet to
Dock street on which It has also u feet.
TBRNs.- One fourth cash balance at /, Z and
years. bearing interest. &c. App, to
Sc 7-6t GODDIN Il APPERSON, Auct'g.
~ FOR SALE-A very desirable RESI-
EE. DENCF on the corner of 18th and Venabe
2strsets, Union Hi |, opposite Mr.. Bremmer's
Dwelling with three large rooms and bed room,
and three closets, good Kitchen, two coal houses,
one wood house, one cow and feed house. Price
81. 200.
TkRIs One half cash balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till The last note is paid.
Apply to NEWTON LIPSCOMR,
At Biuford i Porter's Furniture Store, corner
Governor and Franklin streets.
ALSO-A first rate COW for sale. r. l..
Sc 26-6t*
-, STOKE AND CnIL AK FOK RENT
E55:a On Broad. between Sd and 4th streets, south
AaIsde. Possession given LIST Of October. In
qurs of lse 22-tsl THOS d, QUARLES.
-. KUUM Fox X r Mt The large and
sSsa com forteble ROOM, lately occupied by the
C"a YORK River Railroad Company, over the store
of the 81 bsc rlbers il now for rent.
z. JOHNSTON i BROTHER.
su l6-ts Il5 Main st eet.