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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
IlOpELS.
DENNISToN HOUSE.

NJ Cassville. WISCONSIN,.
aS ABOVE wen known Hotel al Cassville has been
Css,iae te subscriber aud will Dc properly managed
aus STAY LIST, 1860. j.. S. MASON.
45-y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

az The New yssk 7yitaae, during
election week, prih*ed and soldsir manfred
and tsoenfg-seuea fAeassnd copies q that
paper,which il probaby the largest number
ever circulated III aay newspaper within tho
sapie period.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

SILK MANUFACTURE IN TIE UNITED
SrArHs.-'i'he E'coaomist says: at is es-
timatcd that there are now about thirty-six
mills in operation IN different parts Of the.
United States, in Which from 5000 to Tor
coo hands are constantly enployed.-
About three-tourths of the operators are
children under ! 6 years Of age, who are en-
Gagged at comparatively tritiing wages
The entire value Of the machinery and
mills connected with the six trade is esti-
mated at $3,oo0,00o The average cost Of
manufacture On silk goodsis about ono half
Of the value of tho raw material Taking
the value of Import Of the raw silk in 1859
At $L000000, we shall have about S2,-
600, 600 as the present value Of the annual
production Of silk goods in the United
States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
La y. HOUSE.
Il, =" = AID INVITING ARRANGEMENTS.

ss 70 ease eSt y as ing purchased the Tavern stand
pess s tae Herald a,c p99ie square, below ahd OPP
rs oaas AMI a and furnishing tie same, aud sn1pIS
Fs''oas asso. hss5l Recommendations for nearly
nasi,.. Barn and stable
&ss ~ tor 10 horses
IL. e Iaas'9.s qw AMI TIE fare Il COED 81 At II,
s, ~ y offered i tennis no better accommoda.
Iaa.s. 'VMh' Goo wafer on the preni
sspt 18th, 1859. - fAoN 9 hI9E.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
PHYSIG[ANS.
II FIyDF MI Il

i II. HYDE, Nj. D,
(La's Of Poisdam, n y
ving permanently located in Lancaster offers his Pro-
essiJnai Services as
Physician and Surgeon.
Is practice has been over 20 years. Residence and Of
c q the place formerly occupied by Or. J. ?. Wood,
lancaster. Wis Jan. LIST, 1856. 29-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
CIY HOTEL.
PorosI, WISCONSIN.

a. = / LNSoR, : PRoPRTEToR.
ar and re-opened this House, /,
Ngees 81 - accommodate Travellers aud Boarders
h,,.., HoRSEs--A @0oD STABLE
ssrs ot ~ lae premises with attentive and obiignp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
DIR. LUDWIG.

I NV IL = " I v
At the request Of many friends, the undersigned ha
aln no his residence ia TINS will ge, where he expects
continue the practice OF his profession. lie hatters
himself that prompt attention to his patients and Al
Iieieace Of City years viii enable hm 10 give salts
ton to oil who may call him FOX advice or assist
mN.
J W. G. LUDWIG, Med. Doctor.
Lancaster, Nov. /, 1860. 2l-m6A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
,1 +. CARTER,

Attorney $ copnseIor a Iayv'
p.flic Lancaster, Grant county, Wis
Sey promptly TO the collection "a q ela das nay
a5't ftges. conveyancing and al business th hS
b. y s,,,sfed TO him. f0-'i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
PITT DEWEY.

,,nav 81 Counselor at Law,
'.rs,oy in Chaneery, cassyille, Grant county
S.. win practice IN the several courts o. this
ma $50 in the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

RE-A man il Cincinnati has just dis
covered that he has been plying for tn
last fifteen years another naan's taxea II.
has paid about one thousand dollars, ane
Inow asks the Court % pay principal ans
Interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

THE Wool TRAnE.-Ihe Cleveland
Wool Tropeg states that eastern papers
and private aagices from the Eilst, report
fine woods as very dull. This is looked up
on as temporary, tho manufacturers not
having been changed to their spring and
sun.eer styles, which require fins weols.-
Tie probabilities are that the market will
lie more active soon, and at better prices
than could now lie obtained.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
THE DEFALCAVExts gREAsURan or VEN.
MONT.

The delalcation Of ex Treasurer Bates Is
the prominent topic Of conversation and
wonder But little additional has trans
PRED thus far. Mr.. Page, ourp present Treas
urer, is a very competent accountant and
fnancier, and in connection with the House
COMMITTEE of Wavs and Means, tMessrs.
Denison Of Royaiton, Wright Of Castleton,
Moves Of Burlington, Moulton Of St. Johns
bury, and Thomas of West Faifec,) will
probe this frst Vermont dedication to the
bottom.
1t is rumoFed tlat Mr.. Bates lost good
deal Of money in marble and soap stone
speculations. In company with Others he
purchased the Van Ness farm, north Of
Burlington. with view at making for
tune from the .Verd antique marble upon
it. we learn that his intercstin this spec
ulation was quitclagned to Mr.. Bsnap, Of
Mortified, last Friday Mr.. Belnap IS enc
of The signers Of his bond.
Ii is said that the bond given BY Mr..
Bates is not a strong one. We learn that
the Treasurer page thinks that $4,000
Il about all that can be secured to the State,
While the ascertnned deficit III the accounts
Of the late Treasurer was reported, on Sat
nrday, to have reached $4,000, with an
advancing tendency"
p. S. We learn that Mr.. Bates was
recognized III Troy, n. VI, on Friday even
Ing. Dy 4 gentleman from Barre. ~ Bfr1fng-
tois Jg) Tines
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

Ry-No man ean vote in South Jarol;,ia
unless he owns ten negioes, o. res ! estate
81 The value Of ten ihouSanddollars. Now,
who votes there. the white man, the ne-
groes, 81 the plantation ~. Caicago Jour
uai.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

QUIcK ELecvsoa REruRNs. The result
ef the recent election for President was
lsn6xn at the Office Of the Daily Wlscon-
sgp al Y. midnight, Of Tuesday; az which
time retsnns from thirteen states had been
received, embracing not less thar 5000
words. iii received l,y telegraph, and put in
type Is fast as 4Ailwaukee W7s-
cousin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

DENTAL.
owing ta the increase Of patronage int Yy-y 3
Profession, l win ren;in two weeks A-tAJ
place Of one al Laucas en-, at my old stopping place
by'es Hotel. 1 Will visit Lancaster the TWO iasl
Fsls IN October, 1860.
yaarge enough to Give andle i've" Office in Platte.
AS % heiogss lock, twu DOORS east OF post Office
LWS HaFfg3ted, charges moderate.
49, W, Ill DEEFENBAcHER, Dentist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

-AwAgEs.- The New York Ipord
says that the N. Y. Wide Awakes aaye or
dered new uniforms and chartered a steam
er 10 take them 70 Washington for the puy-
pose Of atfording the members and their In
yited guests an opportunity Of witnessing
the Inauguration ST Ablalam Lincoln as
the President Of these United 0tases.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
MERRLCK

MERRIOA7
: nov s. Counsellor at Law,
At1oi o,flic Fairplay, Grant county Wiseon-
Sotal ',,iared in his hands for collection will be
Al s..anI@J to. Records examined, Taxes
a2i Y ,ooIG.yeyancing solicited. 4S1t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

New CoiN.-The new dimes and laii
fines for 500 have appeared. TIC tllir-
teen Stars encifciing {. l.ibefsy7 are united !;
,ha words .sUnited Stees Of America
appearing ii their staid. On the rexersc
ths piece Il enciicleaswlth q sheaf ct corn
and other native products
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

MosraoMEny. Ala, Noy l6.-The State
Convention Of Baptists met here on Monady,
and resolved unanimously 10 favor Of dis
union. They sent their resolutions to Gov.
Brown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

80 IT il reported that John q. Ileenan
is coming West. Look ont f9r atfises.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24
ArrnRNEYS..

lRBER 3 LOWRY -. u r..,u
!. tforneYs - LII Lancaster. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-24

HamnlatoTy appeals seem comparatively
tame and pointless. And BY way Of pre-
face, let Us give a few extracts to show how
Gen. Jackson's Proclamation WAS received
by the State Of South Carolina:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
=, :. u dNHIvs 81 TLny USC d
JAS NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Aucrs seq
Jour BUILDING LOTS. IN uaRy.s
ADDITION 10 THE T.IW II M "a


ROWING CROP OF CORN AT ARC
~ TON Il Will sell at public auction on FRI
IA the Ii h nj September, at the hour of 4
O'Clock. upon the premises, the growing CROP OF
EORN mace upon the farm belonging to Mrs. /.
BaIr, upon the Deep Turnpike, rs miles ah1ve
the ciy 81 Richmond. supposed t0 be from IS To
20 bfrres OF Corn. The sale will be positive, and
without limit or reserve.
IEkAs-Llberal, and made known at the sale
sci RIO. B. LYME, Auct'r.
VALUABLE FARM N HEsRiCO co ,
"a d LES FROM RICHMOND. on tn +
NEW BRIL- GE ROAD, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCIloN.-l will sell HI public auction. on the
20th day OF September, upon tn. premises, at the
nour OF z . clock, ut tdlr; IL not. the ne xt
lar day thereafter thOut limit or rsseTge tha
very VALUABLE FARM. situated as describe
above col tanning lao acres about half clear and
IN good heart, as the growing crops indicate. he
balance OF the land Is well set in pine and oak
IL adJoIns the farms known as Auburn and Rural
Shades. Its proximity 70 Richmond renders IL
very desirable as an agricultural or dairy farm.
ana from the high prI:e Of vegetables It would
DOUBTLESS be very profitable az a market garden
also. The Improvetftants consist OF a cottage res
idcnce with Tour rooms, and the usual out build
lngs, ana We OF tha best water III the yard -
: he location is perfectly healthy aud the society
very good PQJ Ons who desi re a pleasant situa-
ton, within few minutes ride TO the CIT, of Rich
Wond; are invited TO view the premises before the
day OF sale, " hon will be shown by DR.. H.Rr, 10
siding on he premises Any farther Information
can be had upon application to
RU b LYME. Auot'r,
au N-dtdS Once Metropo Itan u all,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

BALTIMORE. Sept. l2-FlouI steady at So
Wheat scuve-reG S SEQ 81 a, white 81 $50
g. Tb-tns latter tor choice. Corn qulet-y ellov
S9sTi wat e 7ia73 Provisions quIet-mess pork
SIPS. pune SIS. ru,np SI+ Coffee sctve-Rl"
Ir~tl5 WHs.ey steady ~ 25tsG24
Ssw YORK, sept l2 Stocks steady-Nev York
Crntfai i; V,rsinia SIS 9O5s Cotton 6Tm-up
lauosl.7, Flour unsettled-Southern Sc l3sp6 IS.
heat baoyant- Whlte 81 $50 90 Corn steady
1ed $50 70 Other articles unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
Arrival OF the North star.

NEW YoaS. Sept. Il, The steamer North
star. with the California mails and s'SO, o0c In
'frhe a. =. frigates Sabine and Falmouth
we're Al AspInWall
Mr. BIuua, an American resident of Buene-
xsrfura has been arrested AT Panama for non
reyr4nt OF "A note given The custom house au-
1ayTIsta. foI duties. The American Consul is
,uyesttgat!ng the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
Nas>achnSe,ts Politics.

SrRINoFIKLD, MASS, Sept l2.-The regular
nsnaot raiiS STATE Convention, to-day, was
.hand.ned 10 the Douglas party by the other
wing Erasmus d. Beach, OF Springfield, was
nominated for Governor by reclamation, with
= tall State ticket and electors at large. Strong
Douglas resolutions were adopted. The feel
ing IS decidedly against fusion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
Connecticut Politics.

Syw HAvEs, CONN, Sept. l2.--Ralph ]
Incersoll and Thomas II. Seymour have been
nominated electors at large, with Distric
Electors. They ARE instructed to vote for
Breckiuyidge, If his election can be thus Sc
cured II not, then FOR any national man 10 de-
feat Lincoln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
PERSONAL.
INEnRMATION WANTEu.-I

JNFOR NATION WANTS ETIT IA
1 BROWN. otherwise CHEVALIER, who was
lsiey STAYING at 81. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
vrth the family of Mr.. Bradford. viii hear of some
thing 10 her ADVANTAGE, by spply ing TO the Editor
Of this journal sc l2-4t'
MOTTO My wife, APPOLONIA GEN
~ SHEih Err. has left me without any cause, on
the II of September, 1860. | warn, therefore. ev
sry body To gIve her no credit my name, |
vii Dot pa, any de bt IN ade by her.
se u.s. JACOo GUVERNATOR.
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Suspected SLAYER .
Northern Markets.


NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The bark Weather
r.y, has been seized a. This port by the u. 5
Mnrshal ON suspicion OF being SLAYER
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AUCTION 4ALEA.
FUTURE US.
BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.
HARDWARE SALE CONTINUED.

HARDWARE SALE CONTkSUED.-- On
IL FRIDAY, 18th INST, a. 10 o clock: at my store.
! will continue the sale ot HAND" hhE The
lots stil on hand consist Of larss variety of Au-
gers, Of various slzss; Files; Locks. Of everv va
rIety ard size; Bolts Latch@S Br,ss bed Casters;
Horse Bits, Sieely ards; Drawing Knives; Buckles;
Razor Strops DC. X. eau THORN.
els Auctr.
CALF And WINE AT AUCTION On
- FRIDAY. hth inst. at 10 O'Clock. at nv store,
will sell ior and on account Of whom it nay con
Germ 70 JACKS Marshah's SALT, very slightly
damag ed, and al after casks bnc old MADEIRA
az 10 r. CAUTHORN. Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

,1FRY SUPERIOR BKANDsEs, Wits

VFRY SUPEK!OK BKAND!ES, Wills.
On FRIDAY l4th inst at 10 O'Clock, viii sell at
my store ~ casks very superior Otard. Dupuy h
Co Cognac Brandy: IS bb,s. very ice Old Bourbon
and Manongahela W hiskev 70 baskets Heltslck
Champagne; ~ cases ongworth's Catawba Bran
sell + b. COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept PA. NJ. Barbour, Su-
.,.r,nte ndent of the Armory al Harper's Ferry,
Is not dismissed as stated. II was errone-
Wv repor ted that Mr.. Barbour was dele
- 20 the Staun ton Con ven ton and Doug
=. eIec,or, and he rendered his resignation,
,sb,eh was instantly declined by the Presi-
dent. ..,., No.. Ia
Adviees have been received at the Navy De
,.y.nsent that the war steamer Seminole ar"
I'D of French Guinea in 81 days from Nor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
Uourla. REORGANIZATION.

NRw YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Douglas bar
.a.us came oil at Jones Wood to-day. 1t is
said that hf,y thousand persons were pre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
BOARDING

BOARD. Il have several vacant ROOMS, suit
ID able for families Young gentlemen. Apply to
MISS Il. A. Bl UGOOD,
re 3-2m Corner 7th and Main streets.
pa H no r,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen wi hnd the best of accommodations,
nth every efu!t for the comfort of guests, LAR
DER not exceied IN ths United States.
II. u. PARKER,
nh SIM J r. MILLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
~ TWO VALUABLE FARMS M

~ HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT FlVEE:.
~- MILES BELOW RICHMOND FORA4
SALE.-l am authorized to sell two FAR Ms, SIT
uated as described above one oonta ms 26I4 acres,
80 acres cleared and is we'll adapted to the growth
of the usual crops made In this section; the bal
ance OF the land Is IN WOOD. so or % of which are
heavily set IN pine, with some valuable timber for
building purposes; The improvements consist OF
the u>ual out buildings. The other farm cont ids
60 acres, wt'h the usual improvements. Both OF
render them very desirable. A bargain can be had
IN e or 10th of them and they will be shown by
the Messrs FRENCH. ilvirg upon them. Further
information can he had of the subscriber.
RO. B. LYME, Gen'l Land Agent &c,
au 22-dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

6fassR, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
ssiCSEY The SUBSCRIBER has on hand lat his Coaci
sz--N2- Making Establl ment, on Lombard Al
the mba 1 Hotel 6ACHssa cHAkf0
TEES, BAROUCHES, BCGGIES, with and with
nut tops, and 81 LKl ES-all Of his own make, o,
will be sold as low rs good work of the kind can be
in the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask E
oall from those IN want Of any article IN the Car
mage line, rs am determined to make to order
sell at the lowest prices possible: and al
sold that IS new. warranted.
fe 24-d2m MlCAJAH MANGUN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

FUTURE DAYS.


svfthlfEEED . BE- SskyEs-0CIAxk, PIANO. Xhi;-
MIRRORS NJ &c. AT AtcTfoHs = Ga Tuesday
lStn mat a. 10 O'Clock. will sell AZ the residence
~. ~ e1n,alned therein belonging 10 the es
tate Gi Ms nar, LEI deed
Manufactured Ly Chiokering SAID no he an inst1u
merI OF exeellent lone and fnisa.
PARLoR SUIT Rosewood bsaatiu III e esrSed
2 largs TETEIA rETEs, splendid Reclining
era ps.. antique and Gothic PAhLOR CHA!as,
% MaR6Rs
elegant MANTEL MIRRORS, with Ornamental
bssutiial ROSEWOOD ROSE ETEGRE, sl.tora.ely
lmsEnl6esnt CHESS TABLE; inlald with pearl
Spleqdid SILK, Broeatel and Lace CURTAINS,
with cornice.
Beautiful Rosewood BOOK. CASE, handsomely
we'd.
G EissaRs G Gape eRs sSd oh EE yAsEs
Several rare OIL PAINTINGS, some of which are
The DfNiNG. ROOM FURNITURE consists
i splendid Black Walnut BEAUFET, elegantly
very handsome Mahogany SECRETARY. a
most excellent piece of furniture, and OF GU
lie ntlfg Black Walnut CHINA PR ss, magni-
hceLtly carved.
An elegant Mahogany EXTENSION TABLE
very massive.
set mt que Black Walnut CHAIRS
Several very handsome EN1RAVINGS.
tHr CHAMBERS are furnished wIh splendid
Rosewood and Mahogany WAkDh0BES BED
SIEADS, Marble top CABINETS and WASH
STANDS, Rocking and Chamber CHAIRS, large
Kscli1 ng Chair, Lounges. Hair and Shucs Mat
tresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters. bedd.ng ,
Toilet and Chamber Sets comp lete. Carpets, N in
dow Shades, Looking Glasses, Mating, &C.
AiSij--
A large assortment of CHINA and cur GLASS
" A X r., together win the usual vatlety OF
kITCHEN FUrNlTUKE.
The above FURNl1 UhE is of the most ele-
gam character, having been manufactured to or
der III the city of Richmond used but a few months
and Is Teal! worth the attention of the public.
Ihe house VIII be open on MONDAY, the 18th
tute.
TaRMs.-All sums un er S 100, cash. over tina;
negotiable paper. JOHN ENDEkS. admir-.
OF Mrs. Mary T.. Lea decd.
tod nv
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UNDERTAKitG.- The un-
sassxTsrEgs.rsr derslgned still continues To keer
oonsta ntlv on hand large assert
ment of CnFF Ms. of all szss and qualities
which he wi sell 80 per cent less than they cat
Ia purch 'sed at any oIlar establs ament. so
the h, Idsomest II tARSE IN the city, and az good
CARR AGES asour neishbnrs. -l-o, BUGGiFS
and HuR> rs oranyihing in the livery stable line
can he procured by Ealing at my store, corner
of Franklin and i3tn rect. or at my llverv sta
be on 18Th street, between Franklin and Grace
streets w SATTERW WHITE
p S.-Two J0URNEYMEN CABINET-MAK
Frs WANTED. Immediately one. of them ao-
lob and good wages. Sc low J W. s.
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! AUCTION DAEEe.
-S-->>-~ >->-->s~ .
THIS DAY. A3s&f Et


ny aoAdin L A2perssn. aacts.
VTrRY DfsiR pRrv.rg Rrs,.
DESC OS rHt h0a7 Il SIDH IN tIIGH.
SALE Al UCiioS w IN h1 h. s a., sso rod
on III, s,s,asfs 90 III si4f the i5h ii Yep,
Of ar Petsr dudley The ~ f h.s .efp es
lts Feet, ard is bounced on sIas by tie rss,.
Senee OF Col utter y. Blair. and 90 Iss other
thIee stories hish, and has si pe aecc M
ioI rt the eomiort OF a iarse family.
~, ihs pnem,ses we've modelled few ,ears ago,
anu nave eli the nodetp iuprovems n;s .ntru-
duoed-suoh us sss, hot and cold water, ac The
haod sncasn, most beautiful one, and the nsishbor-
Ia I'm. nth cash; balance ate, O. Il ard
oaSSsi a. ''ss %rFEs '
P.s.-The property can b bought pTivst.y.
SEyFNTY-FsvnI CkEsOF vALUaBtr
RoAb, f1GR ri Is sELuw II, Ea S,Rss
For SALE AT 4 USTION.--W VIII go at saD
s st ene a. = S a. .as &
i irsa.sa as shove sdjou,Gs the New bride
cphlus ficot Il viii be divided into two ., t. n"
\ acts as may be deemed best at the hour OF sale
and the best lsnds to be found ans hers
As me owner ia cetermihed to sell persons may
st The sse with the positive assurance that
TEEN. one third cash; balance At 6 and IL
n nHa n, ioI NEGOTIABLE notes. interest added r
see GoDDlN & APPERsoN, Auo.s.
By u. Dieses. Auct'r
PfIRtFfMf ak tfps a No az SEr oeo pSsEAMs
AUCTION On THURSDAY mornins' ssr.
a. w,I 70 O'clock At Auction Room s. Msir stree e.
Paper; $50 do Letter Paoe,: SO ~, aoosesp
sd Hes r Rs.,sa sn'v s Bag.
Books: $50 60. full bound SANK Boat pound Blank
thtoo u arge invoice al fine ti.,id Silver an,
Of e ietd Tsshes' toseieer with hns
NJ. B. City sn> country ' ms.ob SIa &c ~.
the ' fsas as 'As Geoa w be sa lots suit
1 2 3 9Rfness Salesman. D'''ss' A .si,
oohd hand Waohe.: . 81 fs Ss sa"v Cases: g Sc
SELF - j. II DiSGEs, Auct.
A uITi6N SIZES EVERY NIGHFTHIs
ton Manu- . GilSsk =, ASs
rsnc, Goods, Plated Spoons. Forks. Tea sets a.
a II goods warranted represented ana soid IN
lots to suit purchasers. 'N -''1 ~
DF Booru. s.I..m,n III. DiGGks ASetr.
BY Alex Mott. Auet
NlTURE.-.Wi he sold at auction at my
1ore' s sns e Man and 18th sta. THURS
Gks9Ct 4 Ihl.. whskev. 10 ,. casks
bae co; 4 ibis smokInE Tofscco 20 bbls Her, mss,
$500 lbs. Baco" Ness Butter. 10 baskets Chan
Glassware -
DRY GOODS Several invoices of seasons bic
Drl Tools G.iter., shoes, Hoop Skirts, Net
FURNlrURE.-Lot of second hand Furniture,
sPls AK MOTT An.tS,
DOORS. BLINDS. SASH, hc-W III i've aGdea ia
my sale thus MORNING. Mt 10 O'Clock. a large
baldins %p DYD A'' S sf SS S f. %Sss II
~n-~ TRUATEE's "a q or 3
Essa,s.xG VALuABLE STU AMBOsT AT
will nfferTf,r sale 10 tie highest bidder. on
nHUksDAY. the 18th day Of September next, a.
IL clock the Stssmer SEA Ri 10. as she now
| es at her wharf in Norfolk. Said steamer ia iSS
Get lon AN feet BEAM S1s feet de pth OF hold and
Is 2o2 ID 70 tons burthen. Is coppered and copper
fastened, has beam engine with "a 2s inch c,lin-
der and feet stroke; IS IN fl rate order, having
very fast.
The SEA BIRD is well known as n f. class
PASSENGER and fTeIsh boat, and will be popular on
| any route.
Terms easy and favorabe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

l GOODS, CT OTHfNG, Doors, SHOES.
HATS; Gaps, FANCY ARTICLES, Sc, Al
AACGIioNi. By virtue of deed of trust from A.
Hastings Court Of the city of KiGhmond we shall
proceed to sell. on 1 II URSDAY, 20 h LIST ut 10
clock, at the .tore of ,aid Well, on l7tn, be
tween Franklin and Grace streets, he entire stock
contained IN said >tore, consisting of large va
r,ety OF fresh, seasona)e bht GOODS. CLOlH
ING, BOOTS SHOES, HATS. CAPS, FANCY
ARTICLES, SHOW CASES, nc
At the same time, will bs sold the unexpirsd
EASE OF said store. together with the Tx
FIRES. &c
TErMs AL sums under $lOO cash over that
an cunt, ~ dss credit, for q, proved negotiable
paper sD nUst L GANNON,} Trustee,
Sale conducted by +. b. / OnK Auct 90 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

I'm $40 REWAKD.-Absconded from the
GH Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
about two weeks since, while on visit to
n Bts former home IN Richmond. MULATTO
A.BOY, WILLIAM, who Ia hired of Miss l.. I
Gordon. He about Is or 20 Years. OF age aud
about feet or inches IN ne ght. He is well &C
quainted in Richmond, and IS EVIDENT, lurking
about the city. The above reward OF $40 will be
paid for his apprehe neIol and delivery To said
compan, in Lynohbutg OF for his confinement IN
jail, ~ they can get MIN again:
THE0. Z. RE NOLDS, for CENT Supt