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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

s;e5 n-A young Itsdy;, Miss Stewart, of Cum
,berlaad cenntg~Pa9 wasiso badly scared IA few
vweeks.aga by 4neetiug a wDlo' -thezwisp, that
she was taken i'll upon reaching home, and in
a short time afterwards died fann the effects of
the prbstration other nervous system, superin-
ednced by the fright. 'ie'seei ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

r. r@-At a junior exhibition at the Union
School, at Ann Arbor, Michigan, the hall being
scrowded, the floor settled and one of the iron
heelumns supper ing the roof fell over iinjjuring
three persons, one of whom. a son of Mr.. j. NJ.
Chase, aged IA, had his skull fractured.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

+ sa-A~ ffeauenter of public dinners com
plains of the overwhelming quantity OF dr.
toast .x.-rr p -,t-o -5-af bSH -siiat
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

70 B6-Atthe last ball at the Tuilleries IL was
remarked that several ladies', and among them
the Prineess de Metternich, the Princess Murat
the Nine. Agnado, appeared without crinoIine,
and with dresses rather short in the waist
somewhat in the style Of those of the first
Empire.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

sm-Theyy who "pine" in their youth car
never look Spruce in their old age.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

rM-Tn these degenerate days, character Is
weighed with q sscash balance5"lacL
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

Eg-A man, when he is ehard up" is most
" d0na in the world. " s'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22
.21THET AsHLAND5 UNION, fWEDNEsDA MORNING, qFEBRUARYt22.

sa-In Cyprus and Egypt, hydrophobia has
never been known to occur. .tfsA
H6-It is estimated that there are four mil
lionsoof female snuf.takers, in the United
States. go. ..f
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SPECIAL.N NOTICES.

Es-ATTESrIoN FIREMAN-The Fire department
of the village of Ashland, will meet at the engine
room, Monday evening, Feb 23i, 1860, at 6 o'clock
P. NJ, to transact business. BY order of Chief en-
gineer. C. A TOWSLEE,. Sec.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

\ q .EHEV
b A. MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
IN Japan. has brought with him a receipt which
has cured thousands, who were SUI ffering from Con
sumption. Bronchitis and debility. / obtained it
from a learned physician in the great city of Jeddo.
+ Havingbeeu cured by it myself, of Consumption
when' all other means had failed, I am DESTROYS of
benefting others by sending this recipe, to all who
may need it, free + charge. Address with stamp,
for reply. go Rev. MCOSGROyE.
= 7Sn24 e bfs No. $50 Baltic st. Brooklyn, N.
V,o L WANTING FARMS. SEE ADvER.
DLANK ~DEEpssTSs hest orn hvsr used, fe
sale at the EsSss 9fscs. >
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- WAR II. CosT-In addition to the appro-
. priation of IS 5000 from the State Treasury for
1gthe great Legislative drunk we must remem
n'ber that the people paid the piper IN anoth-
FER way: Five days we're spent in preparation
for indnlgingi in and getting over the spree
There are enea hundred and thirty-nine mem
bers of the General Assembly, and adding
rcferks, &c, the number is increased to about
zone hundred and sixty These at four dollars
cost the State 1910 each day, which if multi
10 pliad by FIVE will give the nice little sum of
81 1920. let the people remember that the
present BlIck Republican State Legislature re-
9lceiyed, this amount of pay while they ware en-
-.joying a bacehanalian+fea at the expense of
vsthe good people; whose votes elected them
HOLMES ca. Farmer. aTtf - - i2sh t
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ashland dunn

srrso4T HE ASHLANDsUNIoN is Published ever
dewEDSEsDAY MORNING, IN Ashland, Ashland
= Goanty,sohi by .rn ssio & susssi
-.ss xo:=p eH.ts. TX r.
atthe Following rates: IL Lhn8a ~ ts e5a4si
.s4,Bar Per year. if paid in advance, or with in the
.......S 2,oC
-sa3 EEA- Ifpaymeht be dsIay ed until fhelexpiratio L
Of the year, invariably .2,5O
uStOF
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-bl4-Flym all haste from the, friend who
sufsfs you to teach him nothing.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

"a climate, rich soil, and secure from frostses
advertisement Of Hamnsnten Lands in sasGA ar
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

~ tz s2
On the 9th inst. by ISRAEL MAHKEL, ESQ., ct his
Office, Mr.. WILLIAM RICHARDS, to Miss MARY
E. MASON-al, of Ashland county, Ohio. t~37
On the 2Ist inst. BY Rev. E. Fl BrsH. Mr. AME
MURPHEY. of Cuba. Illinois, and Miss kLAYRA
HElFFNER of this place. 80 aai
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Masonic SUPPER-The Masonic Ledge,
Ashland, will give a supper at the McNulty
House, on Friday evening, 24th inst, which
viii also be participated in by their wives,
: daughters and widows of deceased members.
There will be a musical entertainment connect
ed with the festivities at the Town Hall-the
= details of which viii be made known on the
evening above. named. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

ed Gun RAIL RoAD1The Cleveland Herald
of Friday, contains the following paragraph
= touching the Atlantic and Great Western
-, Rail Road a-5asssIf 81. -
The quarterly meeting of Directors in the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway Company
takes place today. at Ravenna. The work on
ii This road has been commenced at Columbus,
HssaPa, Bear-the crossing of the Sudbury K Erie,
sf1 and nfen are at work grading towards both the
East aud the West. Mr.. paoLITfLE. the CON
tractor, IS IN town to-day for the purpose of
- purchasing tools. We understand that the
ssNewtYork State route to the Little Valley
junction has not yet been definitely settled,
owing tn some differences with Inc jamestown
Company; but that an arrangement will prob
ABLY be soon effected. The work will be pros
ecuted as fast as possible, so as to put the line
in a running condition to Warren or Revenna.
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:a7NgWARNING TO TIE BoYs.-The eldest son of
Mr.. LEEoH (ARTHUR) receiveda frightful and
q dangerous wound upon his head on Friday
evening by the lick of a nurse, which he was
holding by a halter, and with which he was
playing. The horse was newly shod, and the
-~Fssteel '"cork" penetrated through his skull
about two inches above the left ear. On the
go evening of the occurrence, he had frequent and
q severe spasnis, and his friends abandoned all
hope of his recovery; but heeis now, we be-
lieve, regarded as out of danger.
- On the same day, the SON of Mr.. MoCARTT
was thrown down by a horse, upon the streets,
but received only slight injury, although one
foot of the animal was planted upon the leg of
:, the boy The horse, probably, discovering at
1.-The instant that his foot was upon the hoy, sue
ceeded in removing it without pressing any
portion of the weight of his body upon the
hs limbs-otherwise, it would have been crushed.
800 -
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rE.ms'oF -ADvERTrsING.

Ten lines or less make ~asSquare. Displayed ad
vertisements in single column. ten per cent extra
Double column. double the above rates and 50 per
= cent extra Advertisements loaded and placed in
tho special notice column, -ene-ha1f more than the
80 shove rates. hat
-ss mar IN notices required to be published by law,
, legal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
80 weeks or ssiand S31 each subseduent Insertion
.fssfl nay Administrator notices of appointment, one
szs dollar In advance. 80 9sislas aha ssi - at i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-09
BY Z. b. Cook, Aver.
SEWING MACHINES.
y 4 w NC N AC II I N X 3.

~ = w Il ~ " VA n y n L ~ Il y
CELEBRATED Z EtG 11AsTs LOCK STITCH
= Il w NC NJ A CHI ES.
UNION M%NuRa s1a'iHsdlsS '' c tns
Or RICHMOND, Va,
And are for sale Ct store
these Machines, OF home manufacture, are
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
THE WILCOX 4 GiBBS' SEWING HA.
ksh & a, r:
s gs T Fam,, tss ssn;Ga q shSss
$50 So ~a''' .A"N' JOIN A. a Ei.Sf to
Belvin's Block, on 18th and Governor sits.
TIT SINGER SEWING MACHINEs.-
a H o.
rioa sad Europe, such a. best to establish their
superiorlty over all others in the market. Sewing
Machines so called. may DO bought, tbs true, for
smaller. amount Of dollars, but It j. mistaken
sns os Who VIII 81 % or must
ADf slN NJ slSss New FAMILY MACHINES
in iks Worid within the reach of ali. We have re-
chimes, beautifully ornamented. to FIFTY DOL
SiN'hA 3 MOI rLk A MRc i nfNEsDARD SHUT
Both Of vssy general application and capacity.
tory. Prices reduced respectively from Siss and
SINGERS No. ! STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Price, complete, Sl26.
Also. to complete. the list, an entirely new ar
tlcle, unequaied for manufacturing purposes,
nolseess, rapid, and capable of any kind Of work.
Price, including iron stand and drawers, &llN,
cheaper at that in view of its value, than the ma
chimes of any other maker gift.
All of Singers Machines make the interlocked
stitch with two threads, which 10 the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and tho
best method of purchasing, can obtain il by send.
ing for copy OF u. NJ Singer Co.'s Gazette"
which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted to the subject ItwiIl be SINGLED gratis.
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, q praoh
cal machinst, who is ever ready to attend on our
customers, II required.
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident OF
doing our share Of the business, we have always
done heretofore. |. M. SINGER l. CO.,
40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRorr, Agent. an 1s-Sn
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FORT GAINES. Ga, Nov. IA fre here 10
Jay consumed the agency OF the Bank of DO.
lambus, and several stores and a uai,,r..
Loss $4,000. -r
CHARLESTON, Nov. S.--A FIRE oaourraa ~
terday, at Wiiliamston's Springs. ia AnSsr-
son county. DESTROYING tho hotel and firm
tare, valued at 100000 and II. +. Marsden -
store ana goods: Insured In Northern .,,,,,.
panies for $4,000; loss si2. COO. so1'1
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SAID.

L two good DRIVERS-prefer hiring them to
drive coal carts. For sale, . new Spring pRAY,
never been used a Coal CART and HARNESS,
bargain may be had, either in the Dray. Cart or
Horse, as have no use for them. Apply at my
office, No. ~ Main street.
no its CHAS. Y. MORHISS.
E'OR HIRE-For the balance OF the year, q
MAN accustomed to waiting in the house,
driving. or acting as porter in a store. Apply TO
no3-ts X. CAUTH0RN.
A NO. CARPENTER FOR SALE.-We
N have for private sale, a likely NEGRO MAN,
80 years of age, who is a No. CARPENTER; Of
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault.
Apply to PULLlAM Il CO.,
oc lS-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale young
Washer and Ironer.
PULLIAM l. Co, Auets.,
se l8-ts Odd Feiiows' Hall. FrankhA ~,
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BOARDING.

b the house of Jos. II. Crenshsw. ESQ, on Main
street, between 9th and 7th, inform their trends
and the public that they VIII be prepared to re-
ceive boarders on the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort Of Its in
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part Of the city. Several day
boardeTs can be accommodated.
r. b. MURRAY,
Sc I8-3tawts M. ]. MURRAY.
QOARDlN6.-0ne or two T. = RIA e T. E
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE.
between 9th and 7th streets. CO l3-ts
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By Il. b. Cook, kHct,r,

CENTEEr. HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE
" AT AUCTION On tuesday,, Nov. 18Th. At
10 O'Clock. will sell. at the residence of r. w
Dudley. Esq on Leigh between 9th and 7th ats .
all his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
IN naIt Of
SOFAS; nIVANS, Mahogany and Rosewood
Marble TOP TABLES. BRUSSELS CARPETS
HAT RACKS, FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WARDkOBtS. BEDSTEADS
FEA, her BEDS, MATTRESSES.
OOKING-GL ASSES. WASHSTANDS
Gene and W God seat CHAIRS.
Dining and other TABLES.
REF SAFE.
The usual variety Of CHINA. GLASS and
CROCKERY WARE, toe ether with many otheT
housekeeping articles too numerous to mention .
all of which is in good condition.
At the same time will be sold one STABLE adj
joining the yard. Ino9I Z. b. COOK Auct'r
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
49, 'sas<>-As-ia4a-i- -lsi--s-s-- a-ssa--=--l---
N U &c 4 /.
@~--sss---
=.

= The attention of the ladies 10 respect(ulIv
called To the following articles from that Justly
celebrated manufacturer. HENRY WIREMAN Of
Philafei pha, who 10, beyond doubt, the very hast
States "
LADIES' Glove Kid Cork Sole button CATERS:
Patent Leather Batmoral BOOTS:
. 1oat skln do. do.
- French Kid Congress CATERS;
:. french Cashmere CONGRESS GAfrERs;
- Fancy Embr'd lips. with wooden heels:
White SATIN do, do do do
Fancy SLIPS. with cork soles:
-, Black Kid s LIPS, with aud without heels.
l4ioh. tosether with a great variety Of other or
tiGies, uiake my assortment very complete and
ladies' iavoring me with a CALL cannot fail In hs
suited. PHILIP K WHITE "a Ma " "o
N. k.-Lades who have Teen in the h anti az hev
Iag their Shoes made in Philadelphia by Nr
WlREaAN, can order them throug h me, as have
made ar, sements with him to have them made
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AUCTION aALHS.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddin 4 Appersen, Aucvs.

COMMI&sI0NEKS, SALE OF LARGE
~ Al An CUNT 0F yALUhBa.dE REAL III,
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of the City
of Richmond, pronounced on NE Sd November,
1860 IN the case of O'NeiPa ex'rs against Isaac
A. Goddln. We, the UNDERMINED, who were ap
lion, at the front door Of the State Court House.
N the city OF Richmond, on TIL UASDAY, Ed
Now, 1850. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tif
estate belonging to the defet dant, Isaac A. God
din, referred to In the papers filed in said cause.
list OF winch Is hereto appended, and to which
special reference Is hereby made.
The real estate which lies IN the city of Rich
mond will he first sold, the order in which it il
listed, and should the sales be nsufhcle mt to dis
charge the several judgments sought to be
forced then SO much of the real estate as lies 10
the county of Henrico, in the order listed, will
next be sold
1t may not be out of place to remark, on the part
Of the Commissioners, that the title to most of the
real estate described in the list below, was &C
CURED by the defendant, Goddln, By purchase for
the non pay me mt Of taxes. and hence the descrlp
ton. III some cases, ia not as full as would be de-
Evans, marked G, D and Il, and the large list of
deeds numbered from one to forty inc, inclusive,
filed with the papers In said cause, Will give such
description will enable those who may desire to
sers of the several pieces of real estate will be
CURED to comply with the terms OF sale SO soon as
the sales are competei. The commissioners Will
sell only such title as by the decree aforesaid they
course, by be fore the day Of SALE satisfy them
selves on that point.
: TBRMs-Ons- third cash; balance at 8 and IL
months. for negotiable notes, interest added. and
paid, and a conveyance ordered b. the Court.
GEO. W. RANDOLPH,)
5oR NS, & oWSIdt kkYa c0m'r'
Noyem har e. 1850
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WaShiuptou nut..

AsHiNeToN, Nov s.-LeadinC men from,
me Norm and South give the FOLLOWING viau1.
to ~" mex ;u congress as shown by recent elac-
to ITO Lncoinitss. In the senate the ,,,,"s
o nIn VIII nave majority, thus rendering Lin
COINS administration powerless for two YEA r..
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Northern NIarkafs

NEW YORK Noy. Section quiet Flour heavy
!aIsh, Mess pork 6rmer at $40 IL prime do Is
S Sa ower, and quoted at Slt. Lard quiet at 2e
"a suSar steady IN uscovadn Aa71s Turpen-
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BY J. I'll. Digses, Auct,r.

IAWll be sold, at the horse lot on Council Cham
Der Hill, on SATURDAY. the 10th inst. com
menclng at 10 O'Clock. several Saddle and Harness
Horses; several Work Mules; Mich Cows and
Calves; Buggy and Harness +; l light two horse
WAGON Carts. mo 81 ]. I'll. 1IGG ES. Auctr
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r,

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Ac.-w,l he
- sold at auction, at my store, on SATURDAY,
November 10th. CONNIE nci1g at 10 o'cIock a gen
eeral assortment. of GROCERIES, viz: Wbiskey,
Brandy, Soap, Herrngs. Iobaeoo, Cigars &c
ALSO
10 hrkns Butter. in prime order.
DRY GOODS, CLOTH ING. &c.-CIoths, CASH.
meres, Cassinetts, Mer inc Shirts and Drawers
Cotton and Wooden Socks, Shoes, Hats Caps 4 q
FUhNIFURE- "A lot Of second hand Furni-
ture. consisting of Bedsteads. Mattresses, Chairs
no9 ALEX, MOTT Auct
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. The Neil House
wa, Sas eh1reiy consumed by fire yesterday. The
TOSS Is $4,000. number Of stores were
purht' Total loss from $500 600 to $500 900.
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uCTIoN SALE OF EIGHTEEN vALu.

"a ABLE SLAVES, At. ASHLAND, HANO-
YER COUNTY, VA AT the request of the Rich
mond ard Fredericksburg railroad Company. we
shall sell at public auction, at Ashland, Hanover
county, on the said Railr. ad, Is miles north Of
Company by MIR. tdwin Robinson. These Slaves
are IN families and are not only likely. but are Of
excellent character. They are all young, embrace
ing Cooks House Servants. Washers, 80. Farm
ers and other persons disposed to purchase Ss--
wants Tor their own use, would do we'll TO attend
the Ssrvants, ~ Tar practices bic, to obtain own
sfs ~ th.s State, they will be sold on credit Of
interest added The sale viii take place a An :
land, on WEDNESDAY, the llth Novegnhsr. 1870.
nc i0o'eieek A. M Persons leaving Rionmond In
the same day by N O'Clock r Nj.
mol G0UDIN 4 AprERSON, Aaet'p.
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IN sac, 1000 WORTHOF BOOTS, SHOES

XANU TKUNKS AT CUST.-MAKCUS HAIR
11RlS BRO, No. US Main street, ne xt to the
American Hotel. With view of making a change
IN our business by next January, will. from thu
day, offer our large and attractive stock of fresh
" OF the latest and most approved STYLES of Boots
Shoes and Trunks, both OF our own, Richmond
made. and the best of Northern manufactures. at
PRIME cost. for cash only. The public would do
well to avail themselves of the present very rare
opportunity of procuring the best quality of goods
at first cost MARCUS HARRIS a. BRO,
No. Us Main ST., next to the American Hotel.
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FUTURE DAYS.


ssff ksEHR. n EE THk T SF4 -
aut:d n ~ Y,sr g. #
dated 7th July; isss, and recorded IN Richmond
prceers, y SAID deed he LOT a &C.
The south ds Of !s .S
on N ain street to Lot No i6l. 4 plat Of the prop
viii then be determined whether to sui divide Il
or sell it q whole.
The terms rsqairsa By the deed are cash bu,
allowed. The title is believed to be perfect; but
selling as Trustee. shsll convey only such as
- H. 4 CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts. NOS
TRUSTEE,S SALE OF 5 ga ACRES OF
PIKE, hEHkIc6 c0nHT SYtEB K vT.u ro af
deed of trust from Christopher worbinton and
Isss. sd of record in Henrieo County Court
ena With t ma at the feduess Ct 5hs bensi osry
70 sell at tns bs
on MONDAY. the 18th day of November, lf fair
ns ns4s iaT day n.ias
aisS y1 The o SAT DEEP san
ii shs sSL f1 sNp XII kId tHo
Worbnton.
TERMS For the real estate. enough IN cash to
defray the expenses of this trust, and gotable
note for Sa6, with interest thereon from 9Th of
February. 1860, till paid the further sum of $3.50
on the - day December, 1851, and the remainder
upon such terms will be fixed upon by said
'Worbnton. For the personal property, cash will
be required. A. r. COURTNEY, Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Son Auct's. ocA
A VERY DEAIkABHn HACK RESI-.
"A DENCE ONGRACE, BETW ZEN 18TH AND
18th STEETS: CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT
~ IN nro
THU RSDAY. the 18th day of November, com
mencing at Al O'Clock p. NJ, the very desirable
BRICK Residence, now occupied by Mrs. Rebec,a
z; Brett on Grace. between 18th and 18th streets,
Church Hill. Jt1has seven good rooms, is very
convenient. and extremely pleasant.
The Lot fronts on Grace street 81 feet and runs
back l57 feet to alley Is feet wide Mrs. Brett,
residing upon the premises, will take pleasure in
sho wing the same to those desiring to purchase
TERMs.-one fourth cash the balance at 4, 8,
and IL months, for agotable notes, with interest
added and secured by trust deed
oc 81 JAS. Nj. TAYLOR SON Aucts
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct

RAR-ROOM AND rIAfURES AT AUG.
- Tl0N.-On MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O. clock
at the Bar Room of VIM. Dowden, on Main, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, will sell at auction
ing his Deeanters, Tumbers, Bar, a lot of choice
Liquors, Bar Room stove, Tables, Chairs, OIL
Cloth, &c, &c.
nO9 r. CAJJTUORN A,,,
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The Federal Loan.

WARRINGTON, Nov. S--Oniy g., 800 600 of this
recent ten millions loan has been paid in. bn I
olddeis have, until the 22d inst, for this puI.
pose.
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GAVE YOUR OIMES.-Ths UNITED saw
- lNGS BANK will receive at their Ofhce, No. a9
Main street, Deposits in sums Of Five Dollars and
upwards. upon which will Be allowed inteIeat At
the rate or per cent per annuIn. If allowed to
main months, and per cent for 4 shorter Pc
Rod. Intefe pay able semi ANNUALLY.
mo. &. PAGE, ia. Treasurer,
Vos-lstyaa No. " Man streets
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BY K. b. Cook, Auct,r.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i FURNITURE. PIANO AND NEGRO MAN
AT ASGTloN.1nBy virtue of deed Of trust,
male by John H. Bos her to the subscriber. and
duly recorded in the Office of the Hustinss Court
Of The CITY of Richmond, will proceed to sell, at
the residence corner of Marshall and lst streets,
on MONDAY 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. the FUR
NlTURE conve. ed in said deed, consisting of a
variety of useful and desirable Housekeeping ar
tlces. ALSO
] PIANO, said to be a very good instrument.
ALSO
4 NEGRO MAN namsd TOM, about SO years old
TkRNs. AN sums under $50 cash over that
amount, 30 days, for approved endorsed paper.
w. q. TOMPKlNS. rustee.
Sale conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct'r. nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-09

"A u. hELLEh 90. fS.-Now
sses5 n store, large variety of all ECx-,,~,
hnos o. BOOTS and SHOES. which they Ey% M
d. Q selllng. at wholesale retail. at the ~1lf ~
cheapest prices IN the State being enabled 10 do
so ~ buSlng their stock only of first m m ufac
turefs; ior cash and are satisfied with email prot
Also d OTIS ahd Shoes of their own make they
are selIing cheaper than any other regular shoe
mouse IN tne state, VIZ: Ladies' fine quality Gai-
boots with heels, at S Is and 81; fine French and
Eng ,'s s SIDE Lace and Congress neeled Caters
G. HEffkR Gn,S ia God.
"a Just received . new supply of between Ave
ana SIX ladies' hne French TRUNKS, BONNET
BOA ES, CARPET RAfIS &r Mt a -