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Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
sTOR OTL,
AVERY,S FLOWS

A SUPERIOR article, just received am EAfor sale by A. STEWART & BROS
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
NAILS AND CASTINGS!
Wouse Keepcrs Attention.

WYE have now in Store large assortment
 w of C Cooking and Heating Stoves,'' trimmed, for sale low. Call and examine. [feb1S] A. STE WART X BROS.
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~ FARLEY & co Was dissolved on the sOth
nlt., Mr. H. s. WILLIAMS rearing. The under
signed havins purchased the interest of Mr.. II. b.
will coRtinue the Wholesale GROCERY business at
the stand recently occupied BY them, where they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons al heretofore. The stll Of the 6rm viii re-
main unchanged. F. POTTS,
h. g. FARLEY,
J. B. MARSHALL,
Richmond July 4, 1850. iy9-u
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AUCTION 0ALH0.
~ James M. Taylsr & Sen, Aucvs.

VAILuyAYLE FARM And MILL IN ONES
y1FfhFE5fD Of eoTF EE o SEyES Sr M1 Aas
SSRoSs. FARMisa fMPLRMENTs, HoUh bEE 4,
n & NM An KITCHEN FURNIfURE, &c, AT
ssnEss nhutr,-Wtl be sold upon the premises, on
nv .f II IA q the 18th day Of September commenc-
seyen MIA 90, a NJ the valuable FARM. lying
sontn s,de Of tho Manchester TurnpiEe. on Pocn.
snOck CIoek, In the county Of Cheafer6eid ana
nov occupied BY Mrs. Sarah A. FnrIo,n. IN"
ItcontaIns SoS acres one half OF which r. NJ.
IN ORIGINAL Erosth Of OAK and pine from 60 To- a
quantity Of hay. 'afse
The improvements are . good dwsllinr. hons.
in good order, suitable for larse family snod ~
pie orchard under good fence. divided in thrse
shit It's, lies WELL and has running water in eyery
shit good healthy neig hborhood, and fine sprins
OF water convenient to all of the houses.
in good order. =
1t is deemed useless to give further description
OF the land, as It Is presumed those wishing to pur-
chase will view the premises. Possession will be
gwen IN time to seed crop of wheat in the Fab,
and full possession by LIST January, 1851 sooner,
II desired: Mrs. Forlolne resldes on the farm and
VIII have 1T shown to any person who may wish to
see It.
After the sale of the farm will he sold the entire
Stock, consisting Of Horses. Mules, Cows. 90;
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, 40.
TERMS OF sALE.-For the real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance at l, and years, for bonds
bearing interest, and secured by trust deed. For
the personal property: All sums of $40 and under.
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
jy rs JAS. nj. TAYLOR & son. Aucta
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AUCTION sALE6.
= = = 7aIa-ls9El-i.sIs.-
FUTURE DAYS.
By Jas. M. TayIer l. SEN, Auc,,.,


rT,RUSTEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L ON MADDOX HfLL.-By virtue Of y deed az
trust, executed 20 me by Martha Harlan. dated
the oath day Of February. 1870, duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Hsnr1co County Court,
shall by the request Of the beneficiary proceed to
sell, at public .ncnon. upon the premises, on
not, the next fair day thereafter commencing At
b. the said deed. viz AL those two lots Of Land
lying and being in the county of HenFco, in that
part thereof known AZ Maddox Hill, fronting on
the south side Of Lownes street. two squares east
of Nth street. - feet, with = two story WOOD
EN- DWELLING thereon, now, or lately, in the
occupancy Of MIlly Hill.
TEAMS Enough in cash to paw the expenses O!
sale, and negotiable note for $24s.3s, with inter
est thereon till paid; the balance AZ and months
for negotiable notes, with Interest added and se-
K. A. f. DA8NEY, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR Son. Auct'rs au3
TRAINED pOUSE AND LOT ON ELM
WOOD STREET. SIDNEY, AT AUCTION -
will Re sold upon the p emses, on MONDAY,
September the 10th, commencing at Az O'clock
p FRAMED HOUSE on the north side OF
Elmwood, between Clarke and Short streets, in
the town Of Sidney. The Ho lse is In good repair,
an now renting to Eo d Il nant at n fair rent -
! here is also upon the premises Framed Build
ing which has been pied a store The lot
fronts 80 feet and runs back l7s feet TO an alley %
feet wide.
TKRMs-One third cash; the balance at and u
months for negoti able notes, with interest added
and secured BY a trust deed.
au 81 JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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By Ro. b. Lyme. Auct'r.

VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO Co,
"a MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON THE
NEW BRI DGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUG rION.-I will sell at public auction. on the
10th day of September. tIf fair; if not the ne It
fair day thereafter. without limit reserve, that
very VALUABLE FARM, situated rs described
above. containing lao acres, about half cleared and
In good heart as the growing crops indicate. The
balance of the land IS we'll set in pine antoak.-
II sdjons the farms known as Auburn and Rural
Shades. Its proximity to Richmond renders it
very desirable as an agricultural or dairy farm:
and from the high price of vegetables 1t would
doubt less be very profitable as market garden
also. The improvements consist of a cottage res
idence with four rooms, and the usual outbuild-
Ings. and a wei of the best water IN the yard
The location is perfectly healthy and the society
very good. Persons who desire a pleasant situa-
ton, within few minutes ride to the city of Rich
mond: are invited to view the premises before the
day of sale, which will be shown by DR.. HART, re-
siding on he premises. Any farther Information
can be had upon application to
RO. B. LYME. Auot'r,
au N-dtdS Office Metropo' ltan Hall.
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Narfhern AIarkeIa

NEW YORK, Aug 3o.-Cotton frm-sales of 1900
hales. Flour buoy snt-SoutheTn S5.lhd6 TO-
" heat buo, ant. Cora higher-mixed Csc. pofk
Coffee arm and xctive-kio ls,s alS7x. other ar
ticles unclaimed. stocks lower-ea. SIS 9oh -
Sa es yesterday OF Si.e0 Va 6's At 9s $4,000
81 20,
BALrlxoRx, Aug, 30.--FlouT hrm-Howard ST
and Ohio hxld al $3.50; City Mills $3.50 Wheat
active and tuoyant- Southern red 81 SEA ) 40;
white Si4orSIso. Corn aetve-yelow 6s11oc.
Provisions unclaimed. Whiskey firm at Y Iz21e
Coffee more acti .s-RIo 1871 f1sc.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, FURNI.
- IURE, 40 Will be sold at auction, at my
store, on SATURDAY. Sept. lat, commencing at
10 os"sk kh. hhds Shoulder Baeon 10 bills Her
key; Branoy; Tobacco; Candles; Cigars; Crockery
and Glassware.
DRY eeoDS.-Several invoices DRY Goods;
Ready M44a Clothing; Shoes &c.
FURNHEhE.-A general assortment of Sc
COMO hand Furniture and Miscellaneous Articles.
au 81 ALEX MOTT. Auct
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NATHAN B: CLARKE, Trustsa.
EDW'D b. VAUGHAN,S iius'ees'
THE BEAUTlFULF AKM0 155 ACRES

THE BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 155 ACRES
1 ON THE IVES HAM PLANK ROAD, 81
AUCTION Will be- sold Mt auction on the prem
ises on MONDAY, the 10th September, 1850 at Al
above, (now owned by Mr. Daniel F. Ward ad
Joining on the southeast that of zen w. Il. Rich
ardsOn. The tract contains l55 acres, of which
alb ut three fourths cleared, md in high state
OF improvement. Befi q comfortable cling
there are ample building fer the of thu place
The situation is an elevated one. comma nding q
fine view OF the surrounding country. The neigh
borhoOd Is q most desirable one,
TERMs.-One-thlrd cash; balance at I and
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by q trust deed.
au 80 GOuDIN 4 APpERHON Ancta
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Fatal Accident

WHEELING. Aug. 2a.--Mrs. Daniel Steenrode
was killed aad her son. Hon. Lewis Steenrode,
fatally injured, to-day, by being thrown from
their carriage down an emban kment.
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III FOR RENT-STORE and CEI LAR, on
ts:. south side of Broad. between Sd and 4th sts.
@IA Possession given at once Apply to
jy 12-ts THOS. ID. O UARLES.
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BY J. HI. Djgres, Auct,r.

at the Horse Lot on Council Chambe- Hill or
S,AIUhDA1. the LIST of Sept, commencing at Il
. ciocS. several saddle and parne IS Horses; sew
me Horse, and nray and Harness.: fire rid ms
ware. tau 81 ] I'll. DIGGES, Auct'r.
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BY J. II. DiSges, Auct'r.

- morning. August 3lst. at store s. Main street.
commencing at 10 o'clock. will be sold . lot Of
sundries consisting Of Plated Spoons and Forks;
one fine Bsostesd and Mattress; lot OF Blank
Books and Papet; Fancy Boxes. Together with 8
Jewtlry,. S.ads. Buttons, 10; fine Gold Neck
Chains, DO. Also, IS second hand Watches.
]. H. DIGGES. Auot.
d Y. BOOTH, Salesman au SO-is
ADDITION AL Lot OF Hats, Trunks, moe
Desks, lot of Books, copy fuckers Comments
RES. COPY Chltty's Blackstone, together with q
valuable lot of Miscellaneous Books; 5 large MIR
rors; second hand Gold Watch.
au3l ]. H DIGGES, Auct.
UCTI0N SALES EVERY NIGHT THIS
"A WEEK-Commeccing ~ IN O'Clock, at Auc-
ton Room IS Main street. Watches. Jewelry.
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons, Forks. Tea Sets, q O.
ALSO-A lot of Letter Paper, CIGARS, NO., do.
All goods warranted represented, and sold in
iots to suit purchasers.
J.H. DIGGES. Auct'r.
r. BOOTH, Salesman AN B-ts
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uOUSEHOI ID AND KITCHEN FURNI.
IL TCRE AT AUCTlON-On MONDAY, 81
September, at 10 O'Clock, will Sc /. at the resi-
dence OF the late Lieut. A. e. Layne. at his quar-
ters at the .rmory. all the HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE embIacl the usua
variety of genteel articles
au 81 F. r C0OK Auot
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NOTiCE.-The co partnersh,p existing under
l the firm and style of HAMfi TON 4 B0U-
CHER. No. As Main street, having expired by Inn
itatlon on the 18th inst the same Is dissolved.
The books, notes and accounts have been pur-
chased by JOHN BOUCHER. All debts due must
be paid to him; and all due by the concern will be
paid by him.
The name of the firm can be used by either Of
the partners, only. in closing up the business
JAMES HI MILTON,
JOHN BOUCHER.
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TRUSTEF'S SALE OF HANDSOME
l LOTS, IN THE PLAN OF POWHATAN.
NEAR To MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT
AUCTfON-At the request of Mr.. Edgar Macon.
Trustee, we shsll sell at auction, on he premises
on FRIDAY the 14tn September, 1860. at O'Clock
?. M, the following Lots IN the plan of Powhatan,
formerly owned by the late Conua, c. Macon,
viz: Lot NO. s, containing 8 acres; Lot No. 2.
containing 514 acres, and Lot No. -, acres These
Lott are IN rear of the residence recently coupled
the farm owned and occupied by Mr.. w. L. HaT-
rison.
TERMs:-One third cash; balance at and 8
months, for nee otlable notes. Interest added and
title retained TILL last nnte is paid
au3l GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Lynchburg. Va, Ang. 7th, 1860. !
i ING of the Stockholders in the Virginia ant
tennessee Ter ne Railroad Company, viii be held in thu
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of September next
BY order of the Boal d of Directors.
VIM. H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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AND VACANT LOTS. ON THE CORNER
OF GRACE AND MONROE STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCT!ON,-Will he sold at auction, on
the premises, or MONDAY, the Sd of September
1850 Sv at osI9c K p the property located as
front of 60 feet the south side of Grace street.
apd depth on the west line Of Monroe street of
about ~ ieet. Ihere is on the corner a beautiful
briek foundation for another house. The property
VIII De DIVIDED according to a plat to be shown at
the hour of sale. ~ 80 "
IEEMs-One- third cash; balance at and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
au 81 GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Auct'rs.
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By Th0s. w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Offcs corner OF I2tL and Cary streets.)

~ SORREL MARE FOR SALE AT
INAUCTIuN.-Wll Ill be sold on SATURDAY
AMORNING, Sept LIST, commencing at 10
SoRRFL MaRE seven Fears VARY aae
sound, and to work well in nge and double har-
ness. She is sold to pay livery hiI.
JOS. K. Xix.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
an 20
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.]
ram,na,ien. for Csrsrc.s.

ADRIAN. Mich, Aug. a9--Salatiel y. Coffn.
,,eipr of St Joseph county, was nominated for
Congress by the Democracy Of the I'd District,
AT Cold Water, yesterday.
READING, Pa, Aug. 29-~At the Democratic
Convention, 5. L. pueana was nomina'esi Ion
Congress for the full terra and J. r. Mckinty
for the short term.
CHANsRRsBuRa, Pa, Aag. 1.-The rann
lin County Convention adopted reson"s 's as
yesterday recognizing Douglas ana !ohhso" "s
the regular candidates.
Massachusetts Republican sta'e
iisn.
WORCESTER, August ae.--The Republican
State Convention Is very largely a'tehoeo'
with n great on tsids pressure.
x3oyernor boutwell, was chosen Prest-
dent and addressed the Convention. He was
followed by Charles Sumner,
A Committee on an Electoral ticket has been
appointed.
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xn-~ TRUSTEE'S sALE OF 4

EeGszMkVALUABLE STEAMBOAT Al
a.xsEzzzas NORFOLK, Va The subscriber
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of September next, al
lies at her wharf in Norfolk. Said steamer is Iss
feet LONE 27a feet beam, s,a feet depth of hold and
IS 2o2 IL % tons burthen. is coppered and copper
LISTENED, has beam engine with a % inch cy lin
der and feet strokes is in hrst-rate order. having
been very lately overhauled and painted, and is
very fast
The SEA BIRD is we'll known as a first class
passenger and freis boat, and will be popular on
any route
Terms easy and favorable.
II. H. CHAMBERLAINE,
--ti3khS TrpS
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AMUsEMUNvs.


X ichm0NDn SiMm M. ". ,.r.,,n
Between 5th and stb
Will be open IN and after the 6fst OF sepaemSr
regularly, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY AN
SATURDAY EVENINGS.
TKRns.--For SIX months, So; three mouths. "a:
ID advance. au 25--IvS
I AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENT
MR.. AND MRS. APToMMAs
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
And HOME for those who desire to pursns thar
'p EfESsrTf ffs MEfaob S SS
10 introduced without which no progress can \.
made, EVERY DAY LESSONS '"" NC
Adopted a. the onls effective mode Of teaoh;rx
Superior entertainments given for the deyeiou-
ment Of taste "H
For Prospectus. apply to
Mn. APToMMAs,
,vu-,m. ia West s4th ST.. near Broadws.y,
y sI- l-------.- New York.
rs-hpSixNcrU KbSSII yOsNo 70 OF 2
NokFoiLk.rrYThSss s stssmsI d AlNp
It's PECK, Capt, &. c. ,GrrroRp. ftted M IN q
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENiNG
next; ID inst, Sand regularly EVERY SATifR
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the waterins
season. leaving the wharf st Rockets at cioof
tbsnc. a ta 4. rSD FONT ABOUT y o'clock
rev the extevenlng, SUNDAY leaving Nor
ioik at O'Clock, touch at Pc, tsmouth and Old
FONT, and arrive at Richmond about o'cIook \
M :, Monday morning. ~
, PAssAaK for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk and
rortsm9uth. and return, meals included "a 60
rH4n NO FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
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Massachusetts Repubiioaa state eonvem-
inclination of sam Houston. &c.

Nsw oRLsAss. Aug. 2s--Gen Houston
n.s declined being candidate for the Presiden-
cy and earnestly presses union of all conser-
valve Union men upon one ticket
The steamer Pocabontas has sailed for Vera
Cruz with large mail and important dis
matches,
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FOR kENT--That new. commodious and
s+e::i very desirable TENEM + Mt, on 5th between
Cary aud Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge p. V. Daniel, decd. For terms, apply tC
Mr.. G. c. ELICIT, on Leigh street. near "a, or to
lie Its 2. DANIEL. JR.
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BY Richard Cautborn. Auct,r.

FINE MULE AT AUCTION.-On SATUR
L DAY, LIST day of September at 10 O'Clock at the
horse lot, on Counc Chamber Hill, Will sell at
auction NJ ule. six Years old, of fine size and &C
ton, sound, and well broken to all kinds of work.
HORS ES.-Also, three good Work Horses.
au 81 X. CAUTHOKN, Auct,
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FOR BALE AND RENT,

FOR RENT-A good OFFICE in the Law
lii Building, on LIST floor. And TREAD MILL
AI6ior sale very low. Apply TO
j. MADISON MACON, JR,
Office in Law building, on Franklin st.
n
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90 Two VALUAHI:E FAkMN IN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND FOR Lin
SALE.--I am authorized to sell two FARMS sit
uated as described above, one contains 2i6A 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, 20 or 60 OF which are
heavily set in pine, with some valuable timber for
building purposes: The improvements consist of
FRAMED DWELLING with rooms. and all
the usual out buildings. The other farm contains
50 acres, with the u.ual improvements. Both of
the farms are healthy, and rear the city as to
in ooe or 10th ofthem; and they will be shown by
the Messrs. FRENCH, living upon them. Further
information can BIO had of the subscriber.
RIO. b. LYME, Gent Land Agent. &o..
au 22- dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
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-. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Ar

hOSSC AND FUR BALE. "A i
Gsa THE CORNER OF 10TH AND CLAY SIS
A Having determined to remoye to the country.
situated above stated. The Lot fronts 721z feet
on Clay street. and runs back the same width 1855
feet The Dwelling House is large. and was built
the best manner. of the best materials. 1t con-
talns ten rooms, with fire. places. six large closets,
with cellar the size of the house. There is on
the Lot a Kitchen. Laundry, Stable, Carriage
House, w agcn- House, Smoke Houss, dc. The
accommodation for servants Is ample. Every
room IN the house has gas in it, and there is
water IN the yard and kitchen. There are culverts
leading through the ara, which carry OFF all waste
water. This property is located IN a very desira-
bic and pleasant part of the city for residences,
and is within five minutes walk of the principal
business places and free from the hustle and noise
of business. There are about thirty feet of the
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he
built.
TERMs.-I will sell the Lot for small pal of the
purchase money in cash, and the balance upon
SUCH time as will suit the purchaser. Messrs.
GoDDIN i APPERsoN are authorized to sell the
above property, and will show it to any person who
may wish TO purchase 1t, and make known the
price and terms. JOHN nj. GREGORY.
jy 6-ts
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
L LAMP And sLAyEs-tgreeably to the pro
Es Fnc6 Oh 1 aead OF fTas, exeeusd by Col John
NESDAY,. the 18th of September, next, at the
,sn Of the said fpS the
G "a and Hogs Hogs, FIVE head Of MILE one
ad X a the and
haoco Fact 'ry of Fincn 4 Burton. in the town Of
=, And on the next day thereafter, THURSDAY,
y she i'th 81 T sell ct chsans
five hundred and eight and one half acres, lying
within one mile of ChristIansvllle, on Butcher s
Saeyx soea o9 n % e Of
of high land in the county. Persons desiring to
purchase are invited to examine the property.
0a su ss-tds k hF 81 B BA 1fpTHiRFF Trustees
L,OR RENT AT AUCTION.-I shaIl.on I'll ES-
4 pay; the 4th of September next. at the nour
bidder, the FARM belonging to the estate of " m.
+; iDepIest' dec situated on Marion Hill, one
containing bout 10 acres, most of which is i'm
Partial possession given in time to seed crop
1851. GEO. d: PEASANTS, D. s..
auD-td Fer JNo HUTCHINSON, s. G.
A ,yALUABLk EARW FUn SAUCES.
the 2oth of September 1860, (if lair; if not the
next tar day IN the premises sell at
gnu, AHOWH IOpdT Inn. IN the
county of Caroline. containing 400 ACRES, more
or less lying four miles south of Bowling Green,
and within Ia miles of Milford Depot, and adjsin
ing the lands of John B. Coats and others. 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give a further description
of the land presuming those wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves. Possession gwen to
seed crop of wheat and full possession gwen LIST
January.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
in two equal instruments at and years. with in
te'est the purchaser executing bonds. with seou
rity, and deed of trust upon the property to
secure the payment. ]. nj. q. DICKINSON,
Al At-lm% Eyeeutor of Ira ~ nickinson
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.rm SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
s slaa.lE0N JAMES RIVER For OIL

1 sslPSo 'AMTEf bo kklfHkko HT9aR a 9kkRb
NORFOLK.--The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in frst-rate order
and will ], run to the the above PLACES. .u
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn,
ings at O'clock precisely, and return each alter
nate days, except sunday. leaving the wharf a.
NORFOLK at the same hour, 3 o. clock A. nj ;, and
touch at all of the regular Landings the river,
s"Tifhs The 1 CURTIS PECK, Capt T. c. CLIFFORD be-
ing neatly, fitted up with berths, VIII leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
So'cock, and return: leaving the wharf at NOR,
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at 4 O'clock; and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at clock and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, 4 o clock.
Gong DOWN, the Curtis Peck will tough at City
Point, WllcOx's. ClairmOnt, Grove Wharf, Old
Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk Returning Ports
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf, Grove, Billiards
Ciarmont. Willcox's, City Point, and arrive at
RICHMOND about O'clock, Monday morning.
evening, meals included $3.50.
;, Passage on regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 50. Meals-equal
to any given on any boat-60 cents each.
IA Freight taken as usual.
je2-ts r. o. HASKINS.
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*. Room OR OFFICE FOR RENT oyel
E5::5 the Jewe Try store of 8. A. MYERS corner OF
2'@A ain and l4th streets. Apply o A. SEIBER-
LING, 1919 Main street, or to s. A. MYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-31

GALE OF HOUSE AND TWIN be
- sold at public suction, for cash, on WEDNES
DAY, the 18th day, of September next, on the
situated in that part of thu city of Richmond
known as the French Garden" and on the eas t.
and Of the depth Of abouh l eett G bsp rem th
property recently owned by Joseph Caps. and
which he purch Used on the Sth of May, lS49, Of
Robert Patt,e and wife. as appears by deed dull,
recorded VIRGINIA A. WHITEHUKST.
au 3l-dtds*