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MISCELLANEOU
MaaSsm PERRY DAVIS
e. AA VEGETABLE
~ paM XXet

we oSfc tf1e dtte71tlo71 q tfle PlhOClc 20 Ulls
long tested and 1awiUalled
Fane5zy 71ed5o17ae.
It has been tfavorably Eaaolu, for more
than tlve7oty years, during lOsich time 1ue
haze received thousands Of testimonials,
shouting, this Medicine to be an almost
never. failing remedy for diseases caused by
or attendant upon
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and 14gue,
Headache, Bilious Fever, pains IN the
Side, Back, orod Loios, as 1oeU as in the
Joints and Limbs; .N1tlfaLaic and
GRkletLnzatic 50aulA in any part Of
the system, Goothache and Pauos in the
Head and Face.
ifs a A9Loed ZYllfifIee and l0o,zic
for the St4onzncjz, it seldom fails to cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
field Stomach, Heartburn, Kidney COM
plants, S}2ck ~3Zeadacile, piles, 54sth-
ma or P7athisic, Paagtuornas, Boils, Felons,
W5it-1o1us, Old Sores, SloeJ1ed Joints, and
general 0eLlLHA Of the SJ4stenz.
It is also a prompt and sure Kennedy for
Crooap and Pain in the Stomach, Pauoters'
OOGtC, SALLSTTLKL, GSSSfG6o' y, SATL-
nzet 1gonz/lLai,zt, Cholera -Norbus, cho1-
era hJant1cno, Scolds, Bu77as, Sprairas,
BRUISES, Frost Bites, chiJblains, as weU
as the Stuegs Of Insects, Scorpions, Gen.
tipedes, and the Bites Of poisonous Insects
and Veraonoo1ss Reptiles.
See Directors accompanying each bottle.
It has been tested In every Uuriety of
climate, and by almost euesA sz0tioz
kaI10L1uz to -74naericoaas It is the almost
constant companion and uaestinoable friend
Of the nzLssiondfk and the tfdnRLLex,
---on sea and land, a7od no one should
travel on our lakes or rivers 1ultho1t it.
Prices, IL ctsy 25 cts, 50 ctsy and S10O per Bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 6 SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORE,
PROVIDENCE, B. I.
Sold by dealers every where.
Sept. IL, 1860.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02

They who disbelieve in virtue, because man
has never beea found perfect, might ss reasona-
bly, deny the sun, because it is not always noon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, after
thorough trial by innumerable living witnesses,
has proved itself to be the medicine of the age,
and has continued to steadily advance In the es-
tmation of the world as the best Family Medi-
cine ever introduced Sold by druggists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02

A man who strives earnestly and persevering-
ly to convince others, at least convlnces us that
he is convinced himself.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02

After casting glance at our own weaknesses,
how eagerly does our vanity console itself with
deploring the infrmities of our friends!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02
MUSICAL STORE.
MAIN STREET. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
EREV a. ROBINSON

FREY ~ kOBlNSON
HAVE opened Store Main ST., (od Post Of
IL fce,l where they will keep for sale, PLANOS,
FLUTES VIOLLNS, GUITARS BANJOS, SHEET
MUSIC, STATIONERY, ENGRAV VLNGS, de-, de-,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends
and the public generally.
PIANOS.-Our stock of Pianos is selected prlnc-
pally from the well known and most reliable factory
ofNUNS CLARK, New York, whose instruments
have never been surpassed in tone and durability
since their establishment commenced operations
(thirty-fve years ago. We have made arrangements
with other Factories for supplying with Pianos, oc
easonally retaining thesprivege however, OF return
ing them, If found unworthy our recommendations
Persons purchasing from u.s. therefore, will never run
any risk, have determined to sell only good in
struments, on most reasonable terms.
SHEET MUsIC.-A great variety of the latest
publications constantly hand. Instruction books
for all instruments The usual deduction made in sup
plying Schools and Music Teachers. Arthur's Pat
ent Elastic Music Portfolios. Music sent by mail.
Orders from the country, promptly attended to.
G. T. FREY, Prof. of Music.
j. ROBINSON.
july 26, 1559.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02

"First, my son, fear God for, to fear him is
wisdom and being wise, thou oanst not err"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02
GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS FAMILY
MACHINE

rTNHE undersigned Clergymen OF various denomlna-
J. tons having purchased and used in our families
"GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE" take pleasure in recommend
ing it an instrument fully combining the essentials
of good machine Its beautiful simplicity, ease OF
management and the strength and elasticity OF Its
stitch unite to render it machine unsurpassed by
any in the market, and one which we feel confident
will give satisfaction to all who purchase and use it:
Rev W. H. LANEY, Baltimore, Nd,
Rev. o. H. TIFFANY, D. D., ''
Rev. G. j. BOWEN, g
Rev. JONA CROSS,
Rev. JOHN McCRON, D. D.,
Rev. w T. ID. GLENN,
Rev. W. II. CHAPMAN,
Rev. F. S. EVANS,
Rev. R. G. GALBRATH, Govanstown Md,
Rev. J. NICK. REILEY, Frederick, Md,
Rev. T. Z. LOCKE, Westmoreland CO., Va,
Rev. w. A. CROKER, Norfolk, Va,
Rev. JOHN PARIS, -
Rev. J. F. LANNEAU, Salem, Va.
Rev. G. HANKEL, D., D., Charleston. s. c.
Rev. G. A. LOYAL,
Rev. A. A PORTER. Selma, Ala.
Rev. j. j. TWISE, Speedwell, S. G..
Rev. B. B. ROSS, Mobile, Ala.
Rev. j. L. MICHAUX, Enfield, N. G.
Rev. A. G. HARRIS, Henders IN, N. c.
Rev. G. +. HARRIS, &c
Office of Exhibition and Sale
1SI BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE.
- SEND FOR CIRCULAR. -kE
MAY 8, l860.-ly.
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Au Advertising for less time than res months aoiU
be carQed for at the sudl rGtes-$l 90 per square for
the first insertion, and Oey Ue cents for each sa6se
queast issue.
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Every mother and housekeeper must often act
as family physician in the numerous illnesses
and accidents that occur among children and
servants. For many of these cases have used
Davis Pain Killer and consider it an indispen-
sable article in the medicine box. In diarrh9a
it has been used and effected cures. For cuts
and bruises it has been invaluable. N. Y. Ex-
aminer. Sold by all medicine dealers.
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Staunton Spettator.
RICHARD MAUzY, Editor & Proprietor.
TERMS.

~ The "SpEcraroR' is published once aoeek at
Tsoo Dollars and Fifty Cents gear, e0ic may be dss-
CHARGED 6y the payment Of 7sco Dollars at o'y time
qUitbin the gear
No substitution soiU be discontinued but at the option
of the Editor. qsntiI all arrearoges are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS of ten lines Cor less) inserted
once for one dollar and OetyU cents for each su6se-
ouent continuance. Larger advertisements inserted M
the same proportion
EberaL discount made to those a0o GdUertise By the
gear
~ annual advertisers wiU be limited to their IN
mediate business or the advertisements charged T"r al
transient rates. -
PROFESSIONAL CARDS, not erceeding se0en ues, qOaH
L. :aaatad ono a.ann for 81 nN-6 alolths Tor 81 90
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actoT VI bu6 lOOu We eau. IofudpS, luu6eu, tu6
nature of our meals governs the nature of our
impulses more than we are inclined to admit,
because none of us relish we'll the abandonment
of our idea Of free agency. Bonaparte used to
attribute the loss of one of his battles to poor
dinner, which at the time disturbed his diges-
ton. How many of our misjudgments-ho
many of our deliberate errors-how many of our
unkindnesses our cruelties, our acts of thought
lessness and reckleesness, may be actually owing
to cause of the same cbaracter2 Weeat some-
thing that deranges the condition of the system.
Through the stomachic nerve that arrangement
Immediately affects the brain. Moroseness sue
ceeds amiability, and under its influence we do
that which would shock our sensibility at any
other moment. Or, perhaps, gastric irregular
ity is the common result of an over-indulgence
In wholesome food, ora wholesome indulgence
in unsuitable food. The liver is afflicted In
this afhiction the brain profoundly sympathizes.
The temper is soured; the, understanding is
narrowed; prejudices are strengthed; generous
impulses are subdued sel6shness, originated by
physical Disturbances which perpetually dis
tract the minds attention, becomes chronic
mental disorder; the feeling of charity dies; we
live for ourselves alone; we have no care for
others; and all this change of nature is the con-
sequence of iDjudicious diet. aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-15
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

This well known establishment, situated at the
corner of Main and 18th streets, having under
gone thorough repair from cellar to garrett. will
be opened by the subscribers. for the 8ocommo-
dstion of the public, on MONDAY, the oath inst.
1t has received an addition of sixteen new rooms,
and the furniture throughou the house is entirely
new: The Subscribers pledge themselves to the
public to keep their larders always as well sup
piled as the market will allow. Their beds are Of
the newest fashion. Their bedrooms are not
excelsd BY any others in comfort. and will al
ways be kept in the neatest order. Their ser
wants orderly and attentive: Their cellar is
stocs ed with the hest les. Theiv bar will al
ways afforl LIQUORS Of every variety, and of the
best quality aud they will take care that their ia
The AMERICA is situated in the very centre
of business. The Capitol is not more than two
hundred yards of; the Bank of Virginia and the
Farmers Bank adjoining. while the Exchange
Bank is Just across the street 1t is convenient to
the Canal and all the Railroads, TO which OMsl-
plying. The situation is healthy, commodious,
and the air pure w it'll so much to recommend it,
the subscribers feel confident that they will re-
ceive. as they intend to deserve. large share OF
patronage. u. CAkKINGTON CO.,
Proprietors.
]. l.. CARRINGroN. of Bollingbrook Aotel, Pc
tersburg, Va
b. b. AYRRs, Goochiand county, Va.
Ia 22-d2 w m
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By Ro. b. Lyme, Auct'P.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUARu.r
Il REAL E9TATE- In HENRICN n0IiNIsH

7NRrSTEES' SALE OF vALUABLE
THREE MILES BELOW The CITY OF RICH
MONQ.- By virtue of deed of trust executed to
ns BY John b. Kidd, dated the FIRST day Of MAY
1858 duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of nenrico
County Court. we shall by the uest of the bone
hclary in said deed. and with the consent of the
the premises, ON the 18th day Of OCTOBER, at the
there after, the REAn ESTATE conveyed 5, t tSs
SAID deed. to wit All that piece parcel or tract Of
Land, described as being in the cOun of Henri O
and three miles below the city of Richmond, con
tanning two hundred five and three quarter acros
ne the same mo- or less. adjoining the lands OF
B. w Roper. Geo D. Peasants and othera and
has upon 1t a dwelling house with SIX or eight
rooms; Kitchen, negro quarters barn, stable, de-,
with we'll of coed water in the YARD Ii lies
wei! Tor Improvement. and is adapted to the crops
made IN this section; Is healthy, and in q coed
elshborhood and ia regarded as valuable becau SO
Of ITS neaTness to the CITY of Riohmc nd. 40. Mr.
hlda, HYlng upon the premises. will take pleasure
In .bowing il.
Terms OF SALE.-Enough in cash to defrsy ex-
penses OF sale and to pay bond dated the LIST day
OF May 1883, for eleven hundred and fifty five dof
lar. and Atty hve cents with lesal interest from
its dae rYii paid and upon credit till the LIST das
OF August 1861. to secure The pay ment Of a bond
dated the LIST dav of May, 1858 with legal interest
upon the same from its date till paid, for eleven
hundred and hfty-hve dollars and Fifty FIVE cents ;
and Tor the remainder of the purchase money upon
credit as the said kidd may direct, or in the
event OF the said Kidd's failing TO prescribe them,
upon sarh terms as the trustees may direct.
saMUEL +. MITcHELL,f Trustees.
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..nv Oct. 1.-THE steamer North
Nav ssrva s, .se ,se WIN saisasn. In
.fxeie n. ras, +, stephens and Uncle Sam.
,'esrners .,oiI IT, stephens broke her machinery
The Joon - ard YEAS sewed in TO that place
rear Asspeaeooi; .wsr Cyane. Her passengers
by ne siosp sare transferred to the Uncle
aud spec'e
sam. liz, IN the tsthmus. The Ameri-
All VS., ee,'.h forces were in joint posses
car ss S, p was probable would soon Be with
trswn;;. Of Ex.Presidsnt Mora had been
Tue av the Costa Rican and Government
troops .. FIX President Mora, and others,
bad - rs.oiution had terminated.
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Baltimore Cattle Market,

Scales este rday. footed up $40 head. The mar
lsI was exceedingly dull snn heavy, and prices
ruled lower. sou head were driven to Phlladel-
phs, 200 10 the country, $50 were LEI over unsod,
aad the balance 100 heaot were taken up by the
Baltimore butchers, ct prices ranging from 50 rs
10 S. u.s. and aysrnxIng IS Is per 100 lbs The aver
SO shows decline Of lss4 cents per 100 ibs. on
last Thursdays rates. There was a fair demand
for Sheep, and prices ruled 8 shade higher; sales
we're made at So to 81 per head. OF Hogs, also
here vas plentiful supply, hut the maiket was
dull, and prices were lower; sales we made of
Iood TO prime lots at S7756 rs per 100 lbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-15
trom Denver City.

OMAHA Oct Tas ms s9a sai. OF si,v ts ss
Wesas.,erday. with Denver city dates to the
so s.rssi NJ Gordon for the murder of Giants
The.Inasd before the Settlers Court on the
t. II ss %ss
mieins sn.t shipped frem this city per ex.
OF - yssterday was So,oa4 80.
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Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct H. Further returns Of the
,..,,on confirm the loss of Republican Con-
'.srosu in the 9th, 18th and 18th districts.
sIss Rsps blicans gain Congressman in the
~ dIstrict. The remaining districts are
I. s unchanged. In the 10th district Car
pr JBep.l is elected over Jewe;t by 81 ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-15

GAVE YOUR DIMES.-The UNITED sAy.
M ain street. Deposits in sums Of Five Dollars and
upwards. upon which win Be allowed interest at
maio months, and per cent. Tor = shorter De-
Rod. Interest pSy able mi.anpually.
mo. .. FA6E: IN: Treasurer
oc9-tlstJsn No. q Main street,
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pos-os. Oct. 1a.-Faneuil Hall was througed
=. ntgst and hundreds were unable to obtain
.ntrsnce to hear Mr.. Yancey. He was cor
disiIy received and listened TO with attention,
"a {reo uently applauded. His address was
aann.tsntjally the same as the one delivered in
~
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JUDGE by COMPARIsON.-In order to al

IUDGg BY COMPARISON.-Ino order TO al
d low our customers, and the public generally, to
form sn opinion as to the superiority of our
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
will keep full lines of this Shirt, together with
a fs,I stock of the
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons an advantage to be had at no
ether house In this city, and alio via them TO COM
pare the two styles of shirt side by side.
We also guarantee to
MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER
in q shorter space of time than any other house.
In connection with the above, we have the finest
and largest stock Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered tae public, consisting of everything
pertaining to the business, carefully selected for
this market.
We would call particular attention to our stock
Of FINE CLOTHING,
gotten up by HULL, late of Tupman & Hull
which cannot be surpassed in point of sty e quail
y and durability.
sTURTEVANT Il MAGWIRE,
No. "a Main Ct, corner I4th st,
Next door to Pairo's Exchange Office.
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MfLIINnHY q nnnea-MAxrten


% FALL As I,, Wy,.rER MIL cfaI
NIL open her FAs hivHABLk STOCK on
&c ''s s AS Sis SON sss e s,.s
- MISS +. A.. TrMPi EN.N me.
SvWtu cpen. on SATURDAY morn gs$k1
* Inc. Oct. Is AT No. si2 BROAD ET 1NES
her FALL ard WHITES MILLINERY. bU -
sksn SHs1T md f GfaS
RIfS. Wells. BELTS. SC. and will take rre st
pleasure in showing them to all who msx favor
hsT win call. oc Him
G1MIILIkER AND DRESS MAKERHS4f1
* H6 NJ sin SO corner Of llth ST. inform s20E6
,se sGlsT sha. .se vi open her rooms for the
s. R;sban sahs,s as; 1; Bonne f. Hair Eeta
yoss. Iasats Rois Particular ss1enton %
Chlldren,s Clo'Lss; Pinking. Stamping and G lut-
Wanted. 8 MiLLINER. '' o oc il-lm.
ASSgGsNTLEMtN OF KTCHMONDnMD
HE0aND ITS V1CINlTY-MIss RE &k1X
hECC SIMON would respectfully inform SNIS
esiyed her stock Of FHIL AHD M W. 9si u PAT
IEfNs, compr,sins the Zouave Jackets for la
dies; Japsne,e W aiklng Goat and Cape. for little
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and number OF
Apron Patterns for little boys Also the Lulu
and Victoria Walking Dress for little girls: ZSu-
eve ana ,'ieopatra Aprons. and number Of Dress
Miss sEMoN 10 now ready to Braid and Fm-
brolder the Zouave Jackets, for ladies' and chit
drep. Also; Ladies' and Chi'dren's Flannels;
dered Little Boys Also. hiking Drawing and
stamping dene at the shortest notice. IN her
room. At her fathers residence. doors below st.
ec 9-lm Myss RERECCA SEMON
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BY 5. D. Merwim 4 Co., Auct'rs.
lNORFoLK vi
GALE " ktCK OFTHE srEA

l
SAsLaEE.9sE r THEYktnk Of TnEsrEAM-
| His. ms wharf in b. cit, of Norfolk on SAT"
FsD fAk the Toth INST q y ssosk the HULL
S;q e; pS!EtsS sfckfsfsy$ii E 4ASsls
ssd scRAr IRON A. X Sc S
| severa, other articles no erameraied aboys Sold
for the benefit OF whom 1t MAJ concern 3 orJeT
oo lids N"" ASo Io oSi
SALE OF XALLABLE H0nsts AID
v of d..s S a THs
euted to the under isned 3, Ed Grenisr. dated the
1852 in the cause Of Moore W. Or. ner e, NJ.
snail, p,ocssT 70 sell on the premises. in Ashland
u O'clock "; of fair if rot. he sIt lair day )
the Real Estate conveyed by said deco, being the
same conveyed BY VIM. H. Fox to the said Gre
The FIRST lot contains three ares and fronts ON
nearly new and necessary oSth"uses The e1 tpss,
Of ,and contains esA acres about 20 of which are
G%!sared and enclose, and the balance in woods
TksMs-one-f urth cash; and the hslance on
dsso Whfs 1s ss the
A. the attorney in fact Of George Moore. and in
shall sell at the time ard place at public suc-
ton, the Lot and amor vsments CONVEYED " s.
about three se.ss is veil snclo.sd With osn sisn;
f-pce and the builongs consist Of two new stables
Ashland i%%sdisssiy Ad do nn''s sSs
| note the balance m nine and eighteen monihs,
oasAs. i sRs n az T. BROKE Attorney,
| VALUABLE HAL ESTATE. KNUW 4
GRE y IS az I ! 81 sRRiSSs EEAx THE
rAf osHchhnpfEIf Esf gd2s HHi IS 6s TEE
Fod SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold ~ pub
o'clock: precisely, to the hishess biadsr. the toi
Lowlps Iisess Or Isrcels Of LAND. viz: .ist Plat
R:rth Of RICHMOND eomprinnE - lots Of VIM.
Mitehss plan Of lots, and ing south Of 9Th street
of the said d sohels plan OF lots, and i inx norsS
e. RI : sssss e :aa 2sn "a TaAST o.
s he land 81 ssr:a 1 NJ. sn
s ssm 'ssss :sSi 70 ss I'll. q RSs
Their description 10 deemed unnscesssry. q X h
oaf f s.s II g ss q. sov. ss
RsoD as Is doss ciss A. p: once q
snnswhCs viii So vsrs s' ssea 70 Sss 2, SEE.
VIII % made known on the &sy Of sals.
90 s-tds Agent for tie Lsss,s:s.
AfM ION E hnyfK Eas1TEATk;-TAs PEN sEE.
ture." advertised hv me a. Comnissionsr viii b
ss i 3 'ss sIs 2!
purchase will be emit. rtained snsanyhiis. Ad-
dress JUHNF Lay fsammi ssionor. -
se 2-tds Subjects r. o.. PowhAtAn.
EsD ssErs 9.
for sale Isrss npd slsg ant sssoEsGeHt ofal Snds
nsR fiEEGG5Sy aaPeS,Kcns :ad
SCUTrLEs. ciNDER NHOvE1S, 6IOWEh
nraas cad Iron F0otnen, fifs-Brich Sia6s snd
ieHf ~ sirds n Sns I ~ Tavern Dsls. bfas
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.,u.,,,. Consressisnal Nominatiens

ncsros. Oct. ia.-The Douglas Democrats Of
nr,,h district nominated William Apple
me .oy congress thus fnsing with the Bell
Everstts ~. 10 Tha nsr,,x.,. a.
,gs T. Leonard, of Westfield, for Con.
n..s.na.p. and Phiueas Alien, Of Pittsiield, for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. l3-Flour market is unsettled
Ard excited. and prices have advanced l0dl5o !;
sste s. 4aa6 .5o Ohio So. 81 So; Sou ihern $3.50
$50 Wheat The market Is unsettled and ex-
s,ted closing 3o5c. higher. Corn buoy ant: mixed
na72,. Pork stesdy. Lard dull. Whisksv Very
frm, holders asking 241sc, but blyers offer only
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-15
The Indiana Election
Northern karkets,

IYp1AYAroLIs, Oct. 12.-Returns from "a
counties give Lane tRep.) ID Pa majority, q
cain over " lizards vote in 1856 of 1882.
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, &c.

WooD' woon
WOOD
800 cords seasoned Oak and Pine WOOD on hand,
and for sale by PHILIPS COLEMAN,
90 l0-lm* South SIDE Dock.
(NOAL.-C. LIPSCOMB.
- OFFICE Hath ST opp Mayo's Warehouse. }
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL sold by weight. au N-3ui
= EDUCTlON IN E.-The prices o
IL CARBON HILL COKE will be, until further
notice, as follows:
LUMP COKE, for CRATES, s. per load.
STOVE COKE, for cooking, 60, $3.50 Per
load.
Our COKE is of unexceptionabe quality this
season, and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
je2~ts JNO: J. wERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and IN
~ der shelter. for sale at Coks Yards.
de- Its JNO. J. WERTH. Ag't.
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oc 4-tds

Stock Of Horses, Cows Plantation Uteu.
slLs EMBRACING A WHEAT THREsHER.
NEAkLY NEW, For SALE AT aUC IION.-I
Utensils en- bracins an exec lent Wheat ThTesher
immediately after the sale Of his farm advertise
by me tn be sold the l6fh Of October
oc Is tl6thnc no u WE Auc,t
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~ esddis = Apperss.. A.eVr..

VEnY, yALgsn1E Amp ATyRAcrIyE
FOR sAIE AT xucrr6E viii !. saIs !. . as:
1850 a. * o clock z. N. that most vsluaSls in
p wed real estate located - abcve. nov 10 ne
oceupaAcy M Messfs. Mc0ruo-P Sons. Hxksdsjo
4 Hroshsrs asd cthsFs The property 10 =
rsntins for o. 40 per annum. B. sides sRali Dor-
ton Of il NOT occupied. The location Of this Dro-
garued very valuable. being convenient 20 I'll the
piaoes If business in the city 80
10 months. for negOtiabie notsa, intsreet afl5od
secured ~ uust deed ar title retained
OCT CO., DIN 4 APpER ON Aunts
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ny =. .. Geek, Aues,r.
TRUST SAILS OF TO14CCO p.rs.,
] FlXTuREa Ia Nv xirtna

TRUST sAI.E OF TODACCO PRRssra
! FIXTURES, &c Bs virtus OF . dsrd al
trust bearnx date tho ID day OF JUL. 10 record
20 IN Richmond Hussinss Court. the unde rsis ~
Trustee the EN- sppointed vii sell on EONDAY.
the % day ~f October. 1850, bsfipn, n n hait:.
past II 90 0ck o. a. eOou thev-aftsr - prs ofica
be, a. the Iobsoco FACTORY ccrns.. Of Unios Ana
ACE streets. near the Virginia Csrtrai REslrosS
s'sting Of Screws. IN good order: FrnsSss
complete st;'ves; Pct.; N lils Cssiuss. fsvefs'
SET o., stnks, ecales Block and TaeiIe. " steS
apparatus connectsd with said faetory.
. y rskMs For suWs f go and under, essh: over
sotisbie notes. = r. AhwISON. Trss,as
Sale conducted ny e. Coor Ana,
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HREEDEN & FOX, BRoAp SraKnr.
W m opcn this day IF RID Y. la,, uf Oct. their
SECOND SUPPLY OF FOODS. -, , s"s''
We would call special attention 10 splendld az
DIR SSG ops,
Al greatly reduced prices, bought during the past
AUCTION SALES IN NEW Yoak
Most Of them will be found to he A. prlees MUCH
s,, We are making large add items a. our steok Of
ST ALE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Ana .var 49,, NEGRO CLOTHING,
,, puMkSTiC AND HEAVY GOODS.
we hsve received during the past veek. our
OWN IMPORT TroN of S' "0e' So'
N kokO AND BED BLANKETS,
ENGLISH PRINTS
ENGLIaH AND WELSH FLANNEi s. 10
oucements TO the trade -
MelnvIte The atteptlon of
~ Wholesale AND METAL BUYERS
10 orr present stock, with the emit assurances
that they vail Ind 1t larger and m IRE attractive
tnan II has ever been in any former season.
BREEDEN q FOX.
90 l1-Nt tiD 2i7 Broad street.