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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11
by Geddin 3 Appersen, Auc,,s.

ExxCUT9Ry SALE OF VERY vALUA-
sIps 81 sk Aksk ssIIAAr1 bis n EEEEs s f2SH}ff
ffssT SIDE 81 sltissFF a.. ssAfSMRESHss oTAaf
AND LEIGH srRkEre.-A AZ the resur II 81 he
Executors OF the late Miss 6allJ Cole. deo'i -
ehAl sell at public auction. on the premiscS a
THURSDAY. the 18th October. iseo. ~ I o'cIosf
p M. the following very valuable real estSs1
viz: the Lot on the south side Of Frsnkhs, $.
tween sd and 9Th streets. with an old 6a1od
dwelling house thereon fronting Is feet, runpisS
back 10 feet tn an alley. After the ssie 81 ~
Lot, the old building yi be sold. 10 be removed n
p. NJ, viii b sold that valusble Lot with hsn1-
some brick dwelling thereon. nov IN the OcouDancy
OF Dr.. w. +. Anders0n. fronting - seet On the
west line of 9th street. running back - feet 10 .
wide allev. This house 10 nearly new, AID " vgll
arranged for the comfortable Accommodations Of
TEsNs.-One fourth cash; balance at 4. and -
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till al the purchase money n paid.
oc2 GODDiN APPERSON, Auets.
Immediately after the abeye sale, win %
sold two very valua BILE Building Lots ON the vest
SIDE OF 9Th, between Marshall and Clay s'Ieots,
immediately In rear Of the new store OF Mr.. Thoo.
l.. hundley. and on which there 10 Q Carpenters
shop, occupied by Messrs. Bu ilington 4 Hutton.-
Esch Of said lots fronts Is feet By Ito feet
IKRMs:-Ore forth cash; baiance ~ &, and -
months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED and
title retained. 6ODDIN & APPERsON.
oc6 AuctiOpooFu.
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TAILORING. &c.

=. READ THIS!
III We have on hand an elegant and large as
~ GENTS, FURN[sH5ING GOODS ,
Mer1no Under Clothes: PANTS of evers size and
quality, ana VESTS and COATS to correspond
We have as large and varied an assortment of fine
Ali the CLoTHNG i = we sell n !. maze in Batl-
Sss;fs wa sss sTrs mad. order
the shortest notice, and a neat fit guaranteed.
Come nee for yopIsel YES CON-
No. IA Main street, 8 doors below Exchange
oc lu-lm Bank, Richmond, Va.
=. ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
~ NEW STOCK Of FALL AN AND WINTER
@of CLOTHS CASSlMERES and VEST
!NGS:, Ais; q hne assortment OF READY
MAD 6 CLOTHING to which he invites his friends
N. B."GOoDs made up at the shortest notice,
and wsgrsased n e I have also few pieces Of
Dali AND WINTER UTHiNG- The
attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally is respectfully called to our large,
varied, and compete ASSORTMENT Ct Gents ana
all of which were manufactured by us. with a
regard to dress. We fatter ourselves that the
it, and 5v Of sns Ss
advantages in manufacturing clothing are such as
to enable to sell at such reduced prices as can
not ne eQualled. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive lars support from all In want OF
articles in cur branch OF business, assuring them
all that we will do them justice.
We are also prepared to make TO order any arti
Gle of Gents Wearing . ApPsrs 2 sho,t ncsice'
Branch OF Baltimore House,)
l03. corner Main and l4th or Pearl SITS.
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The Chin nj pitta

PITTsBURGH, Oct. 9th.-The river has risen
TO ten feet, making continued navigation GER
tain. Boats are plenty and favorable rates are
offered to shippers. The weather is cool and
plsasaut
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BY Crenshaw Il Co., Auct's.
4 go BAGS RIO COFFEE, CAR

A e1Q BAGS RIO COFFEE. CARGO
~ BARK ANN 4. GRANT, AT AUG
TON We WI Ii sell at auction. on FRIDAY, 18th
inst, at our office, on the Basin bank, commenc-
ing ut II O'Clock A. NJ, the cargo of the Dark Ann
r.. Grant, Just arrived direct from Rio de Janeiro
consisting Of
4 6l9 bags prime new crop RIO COFFEE, In
double and twilled sacks, selected ex
pressiy for this market, and said to be Of
very superior quality.
TERMS -Un0er Sl00, cash over 500, months
credit, for approved paper
ec 6-Ctda CRENSHAW CO., Aucts
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Re.Arrest of 8. Nj. Booth.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 9.--Deputy U. S. Marshal
Taylor last night arrested, at Berlin, Wis, S
NJ. 9th, who escaped from the Custom
House in August last. where he was confined
for violation of the fugitive slave law. He
was brought 10 this city this morning, where
he remains in custody OF the Marshal.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Gsddia r Apperssn. A.ct,rs.

l4eSS4:f sSs ssT :. 1 p:
sold st auction On the premises on xfrNnxu ~
sa, n !. ~. :; v q 4:
N alley % and eoand.d s os 81 no re-, g
Shockos Creek; II desirsd, the Lot viii Is d. II,
mos: yaluab,e location for tobacco factory or
Wholesale warehouse.
ase s sssss; :: sadai ins
secured By . tTs. ad dssd; ..pprpson 80.
DSss h l.s Il. .s s 81.
o':ioSof p i9G IT. " loo ii 'A A. %son..
HesYHfFEsff AsR ks,s sFAE nS s
SAS' the ss f 1sh oas 1s sas * ooof on The
ioinlng the real essate ON which Mrs Frederiek
niarke reside, ard near Mr. Samuel Hardsrove's
ments.
TEsMs;-one third cash; the balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
' aob IN is Sd
ae sokE and s the ap y
ead OF Manchss,er nearthe late rssldeI cs Of Mr.
street running back $50 feet TO an alley, and now
occupied hy Mr. john McAbse.
months, Tor negot,abie notes. interest added, and
S JOB II "a SsPfsssGs raid
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAGTIvE
cos fMTFPPRo nF , FEEL ZEE EST TE,.AT TAE
FOR SALE AT. AUCTIONS Will be sold at auc-
ton on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th Oct,
1850. at Al O'Clock r NJ. that most valuable i'm
proved real estate located as above, now in the
occupancy OF Messrs. McGruder's Sons, Barksdsle
Brothers. and others. The property ID naw
renting for 8 lao per annum, besides small por-
ton OF 1t not occupied. The location of this pro-
pefty Tin the very centre of tradeb is justly re-
garded very valuable. being convenient to all the
places of business in the city.
TEBMs.-Ons fifth cash ; balance at 4, 8. II and
Is months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed or title retained
oc2 GODDiN h APPERSON. Aucts.
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JUDGE COMPARIsON.-In order

JUDGE COMPARISON.-In order to al
y low our customers, and the puthc generally, to
form opinion as to the superiority of our
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
we will keep full lines of this shirt, together with
a full stock of the
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons an advantage TO be had at no
other house ths city and allowing them to COM
pare the two sty les of SHIRT side by side.
We also guaeante. 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
GEETLEMkN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the public Consisting of every thing
pertaining to the business, carefully selected fol
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 STYLE quail
ty and durability.
eTURTEVANT l. MAGwIRE,
No. "a Main St, corner A,h st,
Next door to Pairo's Exchange Office.
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ct. NICHOLAS SALOON.
POOR TO TIE ExGHAHsE e BANK. Amp op-
las Saloon is constantly supplied with the choicest
French and Amerld9h Candies, Fruits, Nuts, &C.,
which viii be sold BY wholesale or retail. Also.
manu- factory of Double Refined Candies. Coun-
try merchants are invited to examine the large
and we'll selected stock before purchasing eIse-
where. ANDREW ANTONi.
Manufacturer Double refined Candies,
and 0aalav NuIa
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

> AUCTlON.-on FRIDAY, i2h instant, a.
10 clock. at nv store | will sell at auction 20
cases BOO IS ana SHOES. consisting Of Mems
Heavy Boots, Boys' do; Mems B:osans, Cong ress
Shoes; Women's BuskIns and Bootees.
ALS0-1U casas Bonnets. Trimming Flowers,
Ribbons &c. 40. loo lOl K. CAUTHORN
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL,
Franklin Streer. abope tn.
r. Hit IGHh. A. M. Principal.

R.H. l.. ITCH T.. A. M.....---. Principal.
The Eighth Academic Session of tins Institute
will commence on MONDAY, the LIST of October,
1860.
The course of instruction furnishes complete
preparation for any class In College. and embraces
the Modern Languages, and all the common, use
full and ornamental Branches, which are of value
in the mental training OF the pupil or for the prac-
tlcat purposes of life.
The services OF able and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French ana Draw
ing Departments.
The Primary Department for little boys, receives
especial attention.
For further particulars, apply at my residence
ell-lm l.. TIGHE
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THY0 0lY


ECnHsgTuH1s DAY GOODS, NROCE
fsors, scsInsE 81 Main and 18Th sts % TfiUfE
DAv nNiMG, the Ilth day Of itcto6sr. soss-
And second hand FUkN1TUxE, sscvss. car
I Dry eGiooDs-ssv.r.l Invoice, ....o..A,. NJ
Goods. HOOP ekirts, Net Shirts. Driven ~
Jacket T.; Costs, Pants and Vests Mons snd We
ERen's Shoes, Caters, 10. "
eeocERIEe BRANDY. whisksy, vissgs,. sos,.
Candles. anuseetursd Tobacco. cigafs. 6 q.
oisIs; Deoantes. Jars, &c. ALEX. MOTT,
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BY Ro. b. Lyme, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU ABLE
=, :, ZEAL q, ESTATE, IN HBNRIG0 COUNTY.

'IHSIEES' Ale OF VA L. u A u l. Z
i REAL ESTATE, IN HENRIGO COUNTY.
THREE MILES BELOW THECiTY OF RICH
MOND., BY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
US b, John b. Kidd, dated the 6rst day of May
1883 duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court, shall by the lest of the bsne-
hcla1y N said deed and with the CONSENT of the
the premises. on he 18th day of OCTOBER, at the
thereafter, the REAn ESTATE conveyed By the
SAID deed, to wit: All that piece. parcel or tract of
Land, described as being in the coun of Henri
and three miles below the city of Richmond con
tanning two hundred five and three quarter acres,
he the same moe or less. adjoining the lands of
b. w. Roper. Geo ID. Peasants and others and
has U pom 1t DWELLING house with six or eight
rooms; Kitchen, negro quarters, barn stable, c.,
with well of good water In the yaru. 1t lies
well tor Improvement and is adapted to the crops
MADE IN TINS section, Is healthy, and in coed
nels hborhood and Is reg arded as valuable because
OF IT'S neaTness To the city of Richmond, sc. Mr..
klod hyins upon the promises will take pleasure
In slowing ii.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough in cash to defray ex-
penses OF sale. and to pay bond dated the LIST day
OF May 1883, for eleven hui dred and fifty five dol
lar' and htty FIVE cents with letal interes. from
ITS date I'LL paid and upon credit till the lst das
OF August; 1861, to SECURE the payment OF bond
upon the same from its date till paid, for eleven
hundred and fftv-fve dollars and fifty Ave cents
and for the remainder of the puroha se money upon
a credit as the said X i'd may direct, or In the
event OF the said Kdd's failing TO prescribe them,
upon sd9h terms as the Trustees may direct.
SAMUEL :. MfTcBELL.{ Trustees.
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MUSIC TEACHIkc.

.Efs HARP INSTRUCTION!
~ LEGITIMATE HARP INSTRUCTION
with aIull delineation OF BOCH5A'S NEW HARI;
EXPECTS AND PASSAGES, and ali imar,narx
diihcu tiles removed by proper courss Of in
etTucton gwen. such as will enable parsons of
ordinary talent to play brilliant and fectiys Mn
se IN very short time, saving able tins.
,,TRRNsI Sa5 per quarter. Those not having n
Harp Will be accommodated.
PRog C. r. DsCHN!EI,.
At Mrs. PsTER p Mayo's
oc 4-2ws 9Th street, between Ciay and i,eish
~ Mr.. r. NICHOLS CROUCH-
&HXTHE COM POSER. LECTURER AMI
S3 SINGING MASTER, from England
huthor Of Kathleen Mavourneenn and amo
Songs-late Musical Editor of Godey's 4 ady3s
Book
Respectfully announces TO the musical commu
NIFTY OF slchmond that he will devote a few hours
daliI to pupils attending to form their voices on
the European schools.
Terms and Circulars to be had at the Music
o'oios oo9-lm'
,Hx MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
$Sg$prof. g II. DECRNIEL is now ready. and
~RIoners his professional services to such as
may be anxious to obtain a com pete and tho rOuS
c .1 OF musical Instruction as pursued by all
r ANQ. GUITAR, ORGAN. Singing aud in
the SCIENCE and ART Of TEACHING MUSIC.
FOR Gard OF TexTs, Testimonials &c, apply to
PROF. DkCHNIEL. at Mrs p. Niayos,
Sc 20 lin 9th at. bat Clay and Leigh.
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IA No extra charges. S
IA All lette o to be directed to
uIIHER ZEE T.
COUTHERN FENALE INsTITITE,

" A-dNow5m Richmond, Va.
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND VA.
The 18th session of this Institution will COM
meDce on the LIST IF October next and close on the
last day of June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made 10 MAR the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments OF
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are I'M
surpassed, while especial attention given to the
study of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to this patrons of the School;
or to the Faculties of the Virg mia ilitary lnst
tute and Of " llllam and Mary College; to Profs.
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, OF
the University of Virginia.
For fur her information, or for catalogue giving
course of study terms regulations and full list of
patrons, to which attention is invited, ADDRESS the
Principal ID. LEE POWELL,
Its box 81, Richmond. Va,
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rEUCArIoUAI.

Miss ANDERs0N,s SCHOOL viii b "a.
Az opened on MONDAY, nth September, Of her
ffssidenoe. on Broad, mo. 3il.D between 9TH and
ID rtresM 20 Him
M iSS AALLIE b. RICAA r DSON will oneu
uA aSCHOOL FOR GIRLS on the LIST Of Oct oI,ar
pat at tAp residence of her father, on I'd street
between Clay and Marshall ~ Is-im
MRS. BARksDALE's SCHOOL,
III On the corner Of Cary and First stysefs.
VIII open again on the LAT Monday in Octoper.
TKkM.-SO per session OF aine months Node
ductton for time lost, except cases OF protraoted
sckuoss. ne ll-lm
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nN~~ Nt,TICE.-The Steamer CUR
Ese6tsaaEE$ tbs PECK will after this day { Mon
ssszsSE<zSs2@sday Sept. 24,) be withdrawn from
the line for several days, to undergo some slight
repairs. Due Office of the return will be given.
Sc Ats RIO. HASKINS.
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sy 1. 4 G. b. Davenport. Aucs'rs.

ny lie e Us %. Davenport AucS'fSs
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.--Ou
N TAU RsDAY, 18th October, We will sell. n
our Auction Store, assortment Of Gk0CE
Coffee SUGARS. A."..B" and &C."
Portland Yellow SUGAR.
Portland SYRUP
New York Extra SYRUP.
Western BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
Crushe' SUGARS.
CANDLES; soap; BACKING.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Pure Molasses RUM.
Recti6ed WHISKY.
French BRANDY.
f.. ID. CHEESE.
English PORTER and ALE.
ALSO
100 cases CHAMPAGNE WINE, of superior Gus.
lIty, under Custom House Lock and Seal, in
ported per ship 'Hempshire." from Havre.
ALSO
600 sides SOLE LEATHER.
-ALSO,-
rs cases pure MASS LICORICE, "Ynurria'
brand.
TKRMs.-Under 500. Dash; 500 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
oc6 l. Il 6. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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By Z. Il. Cock. Auct'r.
THRUST SALE or TOBACCO PRESSES
4 TX TlTRE E A q Rs uirtra of dad q

TRUST SALE OF TOBACCO PRESSES
4 FIXTURES, &c By virtue of deed of
trust bearing date the Sd day of JULY, 1862 record
cd IN Richmond Hastings Court. toe undersigned
Trustee the, elm appointed, will sell on kONDAY.
the l5:h day OF October, 1850, beglnplns al half
past IL oc lock. or az soon thereafter practical
bic, nj the Tobacco Factory corner OF Union aud
Grace streets, near the Virginia Central Railroad
sistlng OF Screws. IN good order; Punches,
complete 2 Stoves. Pots, Mills Castings, Levers,
set Falrisnks' Scales. Block and Tackle, w alter
Cnoer, Office Furniture, and al other tools and
apparatus connected with SAID factory.
TkRMs.-For sums of $50 and under, cash; over
gotIable notes. r. X. Row ISoN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by h. b. Cook, Aust. ocS
VALUABLE INT EST IN REAL
' ESTATE IN GO0CHLAND COUNTY FOR
E.-As Commissioners appointed by the Cir
cult Court of Goochland county, by decree rem
dered the 6tn day OF September 1850 in the suit
Of Samuel e. . Greenh3T IS cToeehs adm and
yember next, at the hour of ! O'Clock 2. M. Gf
fair; If not, the next fair day,I the premises,
the undivided third part of the late Thomas and
Richard Crouch, all that tract of land lying In
of Deer Greek, adjoining the lands of Jesse Wal
ION, I'm ADKINS and others. known as the
Gus, ter Tract" and containing $40 1875 I0 U
ACRES. more or less. THIS land is considered
very valuable, as we'll for its excellent al heavy
timber (belng for the most part uncea ed,i as for
regarded SIS beyond dispute, though selling as
Commissioners, We will convey only with special
warranty.
TERMs.-A sufficient sum in cash to pay ex-
penses of sale; balance in equal install menfs of
aud years. with interest from dag of sale secure ed
tanned until the whole purchase money Is paid.
JOHN q WILLIAMS,t conu,
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE.-The PEMBER-
TON ESTATE, Upper Meiaen's Adven-
tare adveftsea ps me az ss Comss.oner Nh NINE re
DAY, October 18th, 1850 App locations for private
purchase will be emit Itained meanwhile. Adj
dress JOHN + LAY. Commissioner,
Sc 29-tds Sublett's p. o.. Powhatan.
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70 eBAMBoATs, tH.PPING. &C.

t64 MBOATSs H,FPING, c.
g. bark PETREA, Capt. sruRe xss now load
- ing at CITY Point 10 sail early next week
and can fave some grain IN bags at a low rate. If
90 l0-at taARLrs PALMFR.
rs, FOR BALTIMUKE.-The good schr.
$50 portion of her cargo engaged and going
d. oes spss. s. to w. D. coLoUiTT d co.
rs FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
xSEE The fast sailing Bsrque SUSAN CLARK,
- - ELLIOTT. having the greater portion
? DA3fb & Wse WIZ c6 GRgRsy E.
rs FOR LIVER TO SUCCEED
- Ship PlONE Err, Capt. CHfIs now On her
home voy age will return TO the above port and
load with DISPATCH ESr f bs 9s ssps' &C. e to
Sc 26--4w' CHARLES PALMER.
xE~~- FOR BaLTIM E-TRI-
SE5 Rkxp6 LIVE caD Ths steamer psps
@ 'seHs hour ssa' : ssi N.Y.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dispatch.
No hogsheads received on board unless engaged
PASSENGERS are requested to be on BOARD before
Tickets procpred either at our Office In shookos
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharVes. -
sstannoh Barge HENRlErT TIA, of the
ing freight for the apove ports, and will leave
her wharf, At the head Of the Dock, foot 18th
10 W the hs as
ZEN DEFoRD; which leaves NORFOLK for
In consequence of some repairs on the steamer
withdraw Tor short lime Due ' notice will Be
For freight apply to T. D. HALL, at Edmond,
Dsven 0ort Co.'S OF to s,ru
eT1 & j w yIHkEk Tines 81 4
Af rsE ROOM HaGK xNp Mssss Nef5bE
Tx Msi as sdesnshRs oRk
mond for New York, as follows, stopping at Nor
The ~ x1 every Tues
II The e Capt SKINNER, every Fri
ds Tb atsfpsSn; A. c coek orcv
Returning from New York every Tuesday
sseefase Pa PASSAGE et1AkS New W York only S.
Passage to Norfolk the same as by the river
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the next
season. LUDLAM WATSON,
oc1-ts Opposite Steamers Wharvss.
FOK 3 1. ORE .-TRl
s.Esssa's1zsszS SENGER LINZ Q " Il A T a
STEAMBOAT COMPhNY'S STEAM 6S.-rhe
VIDERE, Captain kgENE, vii leave r lohmonc
for Baltimore every TUESDAY, tn URSDAY and
3ATUR Jay, at the hour of IL o'clock NJ. Return
ing, will leave Baltimore for Richmond on the
same days, thereby enabling Shippers and pasEen
Between the two points svery othe2 day.
For speed. comfort, and safety, these steamers
are the most superior OF their class, having beer
reC6ntIy rehtteu the appFoVf,a
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either at our office, In Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, at tins
Steamers wharves.
SET too DAVID X VIM CURRIE.
~N~n~ NtsTICE.-The Steamer CUR
Eaes1asfEaSTIS PECK will after this day { Mon
s&aessekE13.9daY Sept. "a be Withdrawn from
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iAUCxIoH1&hne
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By .. o. Merwin 4 Coz, Aucsrs.
NORFOLK. Val
GALE OF THE W Eek or THE STEAM
~ ~ SHIP PENNsYLvANIA.4e TOWN he so.d at
HigSins wharf 70 n. city OF Norfolk on SAT-
OF THE -sTsAMsHIP -PENSsYLtANih.-
A AkG, Per Bo!dEEss MAcHIgEhY, ENGINE.
OF CAST and SCRAP IRON, BOLTS, RO DS with
several Other articles not emu Led above. Sold
Tor the benefit oil whom II may concern. BIZ order
of the agents. MERWfN CO..
90 lI-tds Aucioneers.
By e. u. Cook, Auct'r.
CErTEEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION,
NJ On FRIDAY. i2.h inst, st 10 o'cioek, | will
sell at my store, large assortment of genteel
FUR%l iChE. consisting of Wardrobes. Bu-
reaus, Sidehoards, Sofas, Lounges. Tablss, Wash
stands. Cane and Wood. seat Chairs, 1 splendid
Black W lhut Jenny Lind Bedstead beautifully
carved. with canopi Cottage Bedsteads, Hair and
shuck N actresses, Feather Beds, China and Glass
ware. several very excellent Cooking and other
Stoves, &C., &c. Ioclll +. B. COOK, Auct.
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BY. II. Digses, Auct'r.

GALE OF A STUCA OF yEWELRy,
Err DECi lining BUSlN Esb On HUkspAY
morning, Oct. nth, At 10 O'Clock, viii be sold at
silver Watches, tonne very 6ne,l together with .
lot of Breastplns, Ear-rinSs. hne Cameo and Lava
Also, a lot of FINER Rings, Crones, TO-. Gold
Chains, Plated do, &c.
Also. q lsrge lot Of second hand Silver and Com
position Waters, to close . conceIn.
J. a. Die GE6, Apet.
D.F. BoorH, Salesman. 90 10
A UCTI0N SALEs EVERY NIGHT THIS
"A WEEk-COmmeEcin at II o'elock. 81 Apo-
ton Room 6 Main street. Watches, Jewssy.
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons. Forks. Tee ke0, ks.
ALbO-A lot Of Letter Paper, CiaaIs. 10. 10.
All goods warranted a. represented, and - In
lots to suit purchasers.
d r. BoorH. Salesman. an 0-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

1 IGHT FOR EVERYBODY.-I have the
l. BEST OIL FOR COAL OIL LAMPS in the
city of Richmond, and II on tsial i u not So sill
Give It q trial Price for single gallon. 81 1--we
gallons and upwards, 80 cts. per gallon.
EMO II g. REX, Ag't.
49, d,ms IL Governor st, Rlehmond