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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-13
By Gsddin & ApPersop. Auctrs
VERY yALU Biz AND ATTRACrI,
INPROVEQ REAI e A r Z a T m

vfssS11EESp R Ell fsP ATFEka sT TsE
SEE o. VIII b. s Sta :, aus
,i s;o he premises On MosDA the 18th Oct
o"cupane' 81 Messrs McGrud.r 8, ms. Bsrisd, ie
1 Brothers and others The property rs n v
ton Of it MT occupied The location OF this pro-
pc ty !in the YER centre of trade is Just. 70
piaces Fl husinees 10 the cit,
Is mon,Ss m fifth sssh hssns. Hand
cog GO DIN = APPER On. Auct..
sM af IN f TIE Fo Of f OF sfnsHNttAE
Rd sr:S :. d..;
Hanover Circuit Court IN the 18th ssptemue r.
,s6a in the cause Of Moore VS.. Or nier ct l.. j
on the da, as Ss.ooer ,sS a.
" o'clock ". Hf fair; II rot lie ext fair dsy >
sumo conveyed by VIVA Fox t. the sad sad Gre ss
The frst lot coptsins three acres. and fronts on
Nsln street. here 10 on it a con- 'abie house
Of and eoptaiss ssss aoies About 70 Of which are
THIS property is very valuable.
TERMs.-One.f urth cash; and tae halapce on q
day sas A0 cHasTaN~ WI ia:s s Tho
conformity with the decree above mentioned,
shall sell at the same time and place, at public auc-
uon. the Lot and ImpI. 'vements convened " + q.
n snead t. the said Grepier. The lot contains
about three acres. is we'll enclosed with plank
t. noe and the buildings consist Of two new stable.
and barn There is we'll Of water on the pre-
mises. which are situated on one Of the principal
streets 81 in Ashland, Immediately adjoining the
TxRMs.7t'ne third cash, OF good ne got,abie
n9ts ,hs es.7n lS Y nine and eighteen months
oc6-tds HENRY L. BROOKE, Attorney.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. kNOW n
c,rA As MITCHELL'S SPRING, NEAR THE
FOa SALE Ar AUcTf0N oWili be sold at DUB.
lic auction on WEDNESDAY, Oct. II, lif fair ;
II not, on the next fair day, Sunda excepted at
o clock precisely, to tho highest BIDDER, the fol
OF g a 100 acres Of land. ly Jag about half mile
nsIth 81 RICHMOND comprising 20 lots of VIM.
MtcheIs prn OF lots and lying sonth of 9Th street
OF the said Mttchells plan of lots, and lying north
Of 9Th street Of said plan Sd. TRACT or
LAM about u miles from Richmond. and known
as the GROVE, cOmprIA ing out b3k acres,
bounded by the land Of Garland H mes ana Others
1 he eontiguly of these lands to the city of Rich
m"nd makes them particularly valuable. A fur
'her description is deemsd unnecessary. Is it is
presumed any one wishing, to buy will examine
for themselves. Plats of the land, as above de-
scfined. may be seen at the office Of Mr.. JAMss
TERMs-Wh'c will be very accommodating
" VIC re- :. Pollard,
oc 8-tds Agent for the Legatees.
TON ESTATE, Upper Msidsu's Aayen-
ture," advertised BY me as COMMISSIONER viii be
DAY. ootahsT isth. 1850 Apploatlons for p private
afes: viii JOHN lay. Go snnEsiasi Al
se2s-tds Sublett's p. o.. Powhatan.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania


ovtpHIA. Oct. I2.-The official count
1st Congressional district shows the
IN tas ne. of Iuo. NJ. Butler {Rep,) over Leh-
elsea ]psm.1 by a majority o. iss.
(sgcoSp DIsrATCH.1
,nvJPsIa Oct, l2-i0 4. M.-The vote
IA, congressional district has been
10 ~ into Court for judicial Investigation
hrysbu,an. The majority OF Butler has been
reduced TO 1876 ,.,,,
,,,.xAroLIs, Oct. II Returns from six
ispnnties Indicate a Repu blican majority of
T.nin the State. The Legislature on joint
Pr, Tjll stand, Repu biicans 81; Democrats
90 Tba congress- oDal delegation stands, 7
nS'.,.nbIieans, TO Democrats, which shows no
hs Ipn,s from the last delegation in Congress.
Nebraska.
o,,.uI Oct l2.-The election returns from
:, o1,nntlss give Daily (Rep.) 81 majority over
II.Sr,ns fDem.) The 10 counties yet to hear
~, c,ye S9s majority for the Democrats last
I'm MOTIONS election is claimed by the
;.n,o.rsfs The House is Republican by a
pc.sjI majority. The Council has been car
ID BY The Democrats.
Ohio.
CLEVELAND, o. Oct. 12.--rhe published re-
.n,ns m this State confirm the Republican
Is of three congressman and gain OF one.
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MEDICINES.


l IN. HOOFLAN0A GERMAN BlTTERS,
DIR. HooFLANp,s fBfXNisAMrc CORDIAL.
Tae great standard m,dieiass Of the pres ear ase,
Gears q "s 9ss Is 1.
dered BY them IN al cases, and rhs people haze
f'ffss' co Nj 31 pYs DEPsTA. JAUN
DICE, J BESjI IlTbbfGsEts SsES S55ffV66s
THE Ri55HNh kiYSs,, Or
aud aH diseases arising from isords,sd zirsr or
sasnsss tie saoaeh and asss,gs 0ysans sys
The .BALsAMyC CORDIAL has acquired a re-
tion sxtant r.u cure; WITHOUT FAIL, The
MoNIA. .iNcIPitNT cons GMPTi0N.
and Aas ys5ern'sd tAs most astonishing cures
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
ms. s,ssrs iIARRHGA p1seeed,as rom ~, COLI I'D
IN The Bowels
.cs.n o ais Xxx st,es 0
Pa. and a e sold by druggists aAd dealers med
se,nss svsrsohsTe' az 10 esnts gsr s0it ne .is-
In sSs ai,as sse raS,sAed annually BY the pro
2fsstohS s'fted EVERY BODY Aim C you tctU
ind t,stim my and eommsndatory notices r m all
parts qf n; eonnt,y 1Asss Alma"aes are s,rsn
~ 4. p p.,a, III. LADD S co; Assp',;
tn. GKsAT yiKGiNI. nENEDY
BIZ As kE Nj Hpns ok eJHdRKnaF an
ALL SECRET DIstAsEs.-Thisg great Americar
remedy, containing no MercuTiaI OF Bsasamie
properties, exoe . everything heretofore offered
the public, in its Gu ratlve, restorative and reno
waiting powers ano he medical world are a.
tonished when told that the aoove remedy vii
cure the above diseases, and confounded vher
they have ocular demonstrations Of the facts =
But the proprietor. who hiss known Of the rem
edy for twenty odd years, hae snown of a case
of twenty years' standing to be sestored to per
feet health. and ell other cases OF shorter dara-
inn IN ~ ezfn Ulf nj I'M aanf1np
ard therefore challenges any osse oi GonoIrnGs
which the remedy will not cure. provided TIE
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part of the patient; and any one purchas,n.
nalf dozen bottles, and usine accordingly in his
Or her case he guarantees a perfect cure; and iI
sase of failure. Will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will DO effected without incop
yenence to the patient
Sold b, APPERgON a DuPUY, No. 1ol Broac
street, and q. "A. sTRECK.ER, Main street. Drug
fsts. agents for the city Of Richmond
90 l-tn'
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By T.. b. Cook, Auct'r.

T'RUST SALE OF TOBACCO PRESSES.
FEATURES, &C'.By virtue, of deed of
trust bearing date the Sd day of july, 1860, record
ed IN Richmond Hastings Court, the UNDERSIGNED
Trustee the Elm appointed will sell on MONDAY,
the l6sh day Of October. 1850. beginning at half
past IL o'c Ock, soon thereafter as practica-
BILE, al the Tobacco Factory corner of Union ard
Grace streets, near the Virginia Central Railroad
Depot the property in said deed conveyed, con :
sstlng of 9 Screws, In good order; Punches.
complete; 2 Stoves. Pots. NJ Ills Castings, Levers.
Cooler, Office FurGitnre, and ali other tools and
apparatus competed with said factory.
TERMS For sums of $50 and under, cash; over
$50. months credit, for approved endorsed ne
gotlable notes. r r. H0WISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by +. b. Cook. Auct. ocs
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Fires

TROY. n. Y, October 1l.-This morning,
.h,uts o'clock. an immense factory on Ida
Uni was entirely destroyed. The building
r,s occupied By Andrew Mclean, F. W
Tsruham * Cockrott, in manufacturing
,o.,srT and musquito MEETINGS. The amount
- inss is $4,000 on the building, which is
taspred for $4,000. The loss of the occupan Is
i about So, 600, of which about $4,000 is in
cured ,
Sr Louis, Oct. IA destructive fire oc-
CARED early yesterday morning In Aliens
1-on works. in the south part of the city. II
was caused by the furnace-wall giving way
loss 81. 900 TO S31O00. Nearly 200 laborers
are thrown out of employment.
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NEW YoBK, Oct lf.--gtocks higher-N. Y. Cen
trail sg5s; Va. 6's 900; Mo. es 70. Cotton active
ssles Of AGO bales. Flour he.vy-SoutLern SIS rs
sse hest lc. lowe'-Wessern red Sl.35 a
meas SIS 100 Sls75. W hiskey firm and active at
&c. Sugar steady--M uscoyado ,61.T7; Coffee
frm-tnere were auction sales OF 5000 bags OF
Laws AZ 49,. 400 Rags of Rio at IAN al 4s4 Or
leans MoIa.ses Il. Turpentine quiet. Rosln
s.esdy at Al a43. Rice firm.
B.L1IxoRR, Oct l2-Flour hrm-Howsrd and
Ohio S5T5. Wheat hrm-rsd al 30@l 40 VIII
81 40ei 60. Corn steady-mixed eoo67; yellow ~.
Provisions Steady-mess pork 5 10 Is; prime Sl4 20.
Lard l5c Coffee steady at l44rl51< Whlskey
dull s, 22c.
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TIL. Prince in New York.

NTw YORK, Oct. 12--The Prince to-day Wis
tied the New York University, the Cooper In
stitute. Astor Library, Free Academy, and the
Central Park, where he planted two trees
also the High Bridge. He dined with the
Mayor On leaving his hotel this morning a
crazy Englishman used threatening and in
.ulting language 10 him, but was immedi-
stelv arrested.
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TOCKS FOR SALE.
$1,000 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
gage per cent Bonds connecting with the
Rlchm md and Danv lie, and Raleigh q, d
CASTOR Railroads, So miles long, costing
over one million of d liars. with a morrs Ak E
of only S4o0 Uo0. For miaute desori ption
OF the pres Mt condition and future pros
poets OF he COMPANY, pamphlets can be had
at our office.
ALSO
5000 VIRGINIA and rkNNESSEE Sd Mort
gaze Bonds.
8 600 YORK RIVER s per cent Bonds.
100 VIRGINIA per cent. Stock.
50 shares klC II MOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
Stock.
so shares VIRGINIA FIRE and MARINE
stock
20 shares BANK of the COM MDNWEALTH
stock. G. W. PURCELL H. co
ga ~
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IN 9s u ovAEtshLEN aE kEH ETA +
ON The MORT -IDE OF BROAD, BE
TWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS, AT AUG
By s. o. Merwin l. Co., Auct'rs.
lNoRFoLK. Val

GALE THE wi RACK OF THE STEAM
His.l6s xharf ia h. cit; Of Norsk e sn ' SAT- =
UEDAY. the 10Th inst, at II O'Clock, the HULL
OF THE STEAMSHIP PENNSYL vANlA -
Also, her SOILE tS, MACHINERY. ENGINE,
ANCHORS, CHAINS, MATERIALS, a la &c lot
of CAST and SCRAP IRON, BOLTS. RODS. with
several other articles no. enumerated above. Sold
for the benefit of whom 1t may concern. B order
of the age nts. MERWiN Il CO..
DC ll-tds AunriOneera
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CAVE YOUR DIMEk.-The UNITED saw
- lNGS BANK will receive at their Ofine. No 95
Main street. Dspas,ts in sums Of Five Dollars and
upwards. npon which will he allowed. interest at
the rata OF per nj lef annnm, III allowed to re-
main months. and per cent for = shorter Pc
Rod. Interest pay able semi. anDnally.
mo. C. PAGE, ia. Treasurer,
ocs-tistJan No, y Main street.
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Es-x.-.2s- The Races over the Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va, Will COM
mence on TUESDAY, 10th October, 1850, and con-
'if FiRST DHY-F1Rsr RAcE.-sweepstske for
colts and flleys years old mile heats, lO0 en-
trance-haf forfeit; three or more to hii' To name
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Proprietor's purse,
200; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY,,FRsr RAcE.-Swespstake for Tor
name and close Aug. 10th:
SEcosD RAcE-Same Day.-Jockey Club purse
~THfRD DAY-FIRsr RACE. Jockey Club
purse. 800 three mile heats.
SECOND KAcK-Sams Ddy.-Proprietor's purse
si FOit mr af DSAY-FrRsr RAcE-sweepstaks for
2year old colts and klleys; single dash OF mile
$500 entrance7hali forfeit, with an inside pet OF
s;art. Closed on lst August, with three sabscri-
SECOND RAcE-Sams Day.-.Proprietor's purse,
$500, for the beaten horses OF the meeting; Two
FIFTH DAY "A Match Race for $1,000 IS mile
heats-between Thos w. Doswelps CD. b; Exche-
S Sisi. Ia GS' Rsd s ana DAs'0
sADpLE RAcK--sams pey.-single dash Of
mile for saddle horses only.
be- 70 e. ne S Of the
A: .assaa Hanover 'faS''f a9LoR Proprietor
OILY THRE E DOLLARS AND
~8FIFTY CENTS FOR sUPERIoR
fhhPsTEoIsc iVH qsssTssrS6Tdas
received 4 further supply, of these really c1kAr
and FisE GAIrFs xheh nays isn f hssa
s wo1n them, and We would call the attention. Of al
fast FlshEna s g R Az la
oc l0-At - "'o'" '"sv"
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Car,ure of n slave steamer, &c

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-The slave steamer
City of Norfolk, which recently cleared from
New York, has been captured and carried TO
Havana.
Adyices from Mexico say the Juarez govern
meut disapproves of Degollado's seizure Of
fha snacia cOnducta.
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FALL RACES.

<SAAs~rAIn MEETING, 1850.
6a.-k--:-ss-sA--- The FALL RACES will
commence at this Course on the Gath of October,
any FIRST RS isn paYmW Oct. 24-sweep
$3.50 entrance $50 forfeit, with $500 added by the
1860, with the following entries
/. r. Nj. Hall names CHI. colt Eugene, by Revenue,
2. Gen +. j. Green names b. f: Miss Tobacco Fly,
by Red Eye, dam by imp. prlam;
' maw s BY Red sse. dam ien Evans u; c. a''A
4. O. P hare's CHI. f.. by Boston, jr., dam by Trus
s. Thos H. Christmas names b c. by Red Eye, dam
by Trustee, b. dam Mollie Ward.
s. s R; Fondren & White names c. Red Eagle,
7. F. M Hall names CHI. f By FinanceT, dam Betsy
SECOND DAY-Proprletor's Purse $780, mile
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse 500; 8 mile
SFCoND RAcE-SAME DAy.-A Sweepstake now
open for ,ear old coils and hes that never gou
a race up to the time OF closing, to ne run on F RI
da of the Fairfield meeting 1868; mile heats; S 100
entrance hall forfeit; To name and clos on LIST da
OF octobsr, 1850 Closed with the following en-
F. N. Hall names oh. f. Great Eastern, dam Betsy
Steel, by Steel
Fond en- 4 White names b G. Red Eagle, by Red
Eve, dam by inserted MARI rave.
Dagid McDaniel names Oh f. b. Boston, Jr., dam
by Regent.
Jno A Jones names b. o. By Waterloo. dam by
imrosted Trustee.
FOURTH DaY-A Sweepstaks for year olds I;
mile heats; 500 entrance half forfeit; 500 added
provided two vr more start. closed with SIX sub
sorihers:
/. Gen. T. Green Son names br. G. Day Break,
by imp Albion dam by imp Glencoe.
2. ]. l.. BaltZer names [. GIbbonna, by Red
Ete, dam NOM am Msld.
8. John Belcher Dam 2. =. prindie's b. G. by Red
Eve dam bv imp Lane ford
1. r. r Beazley names gel Buck Eve, by Haw-
kins' Prlam dam by Is stol.
w. II Gtbon names br. colt by Marion, dam
b, imp. Trustee.
6. F. NJ H.Il names br. flly by Basoil. dam by
Prince George
SECOND RACE-SAMs DAY.-A Sweepstake one
mile out FIR two year nlds; 500 entrance. hat
forfeit; 500 ADDED, provided two or more start
To nam and close the LIST day of august, 1890
Now four subxc ibeFs:
Gen. Thos J. Green Il Son names b. c. by Haw
kins' rriam; dam bv imp Trustee, Also, b. I.
by Hawkins fIiam, dam by ally peSton.
Thos W, boswell pames b 1; Nlnett, b, Rsyenue,
dam Nina. by Bos on Also, b. G. lnhdei, by
Vulture, dam Va Paryear.
w. X. Mellon names b.. f. Mary Washins ton, by
Red Eye, dam A. M. Braxton g Louisville mare
Capt Belcher names sr E 3, Rsditc Gam b'
An 3i-2awda WITS Proprietor.
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FUTURE DAYS.


TREssIIEiMST IA 80 srALE OF .yALUAgLE
THkEE sitHs FFEE FEE HIr2 Sc SPgsNS dH
ne b, John b. Kidd dated the frst "A, IN N.
1858 duly recorded in the Clerks olioe If nenv;~c
County Cou't We shall by the asess Of the hsn~
hoia,x in said deed, and with the oonsens az ~
said Kidd proceed to .ell st public auction. -
the premises. on he 18th day Of OCTuREk' a tSe
sSu q y a 4 nff 81: 1:;
SAID deed to Wit: All that piece parcel or t,ast az
Land. described q being in the coun of Henri Q
and three miles below the city OF Richmond. con
tanning two hundred Ave and three quarter acres.
be the same moe or less adjoining the lands Of
B. w. Roper. Geo d. peasants and others. and
has upon 1t DWELLING house with slx or eight
rooms; kitchen. negro quarters, barn, stable, Re-,
with . well OF good wafer in the YARD. IL hes
we'll for Improvement. and 10 adapted to the cross
made in this section 10 healthy, and in gOcd
nes hbOrhood and 10 regarded ss valuable became
o. lts nearnsss to the city Of Richmond. DO. Mr..
kicd living upon the premises will take pleasure
Terms OF SALE Enough in cash to defray ex
pensrs OF sale and tn pay bond dated the LIST day
OF May 1858, fer eleven hun dred ard ~ Eve dot
lar" and ~ y five cents wi b tesat ipteTes, from
Its dale ~ paid; and upon credit till the lat ds,
OF August 1861 to secure he pay nent OF 4 b. nd
dated The LIST ds, of NAV, 1883 with leg 81 interest
upon the same from its date till paid, Tor eleven
hundred and hffy-hve dollars and fifty Eve DENTS ;
ane Tor the remsinder OF the purchase money upon
event OF the raid Kidd's failing TO preserihe them
upon 81. b terms ~ the rustees ma, direct.
s.MUEL r MlTCHELL,f trustees.
oc 4-tds
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COAL. COKE. aOoD, &C

S0cords seasoned Oak and Pine WOOD on hand,
and for sale by PHILIPS COLEMAN.
90 l0-Im$ Sonth do Dook
f>OAL.-C. B LTPSCOMB.
- UnFFIcE l4TH ST OPP Mayo's Warehouse,)
s Dsa,S, IA MIDLOIHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
Also. RED AND WHITE ASH ANrHRA-
CITE COAL sold BY weight au y SIN
II EDUCTlON IN COX The prloss o
uotice, as follows:
LIMP C0kE, for grates, os Per load.
load. -
Our COKE 10 Of unexceptionsbls suality this
je3-ts JNO.J. wERTH. Agent.
{ )AA AND PlNA WOVD-ssasoncd aaa an
~ der shelter, for sale ct Coke YsrsA.
de- D-ts JNO. J. WERFH. As't.
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RAILROAD IRON -
Any-ewo pounds to the yard. in The ship Juits
Irundy,', now ON her way from Wales. b CITY
sst-ts PsteSsbIrg
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Republicans in Washington
Northern Markets.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.--To- night there has
been wide Awake" demonstration, carry.
ing $50 torches There was no disturbance.
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DRY GOODS, CARPETlNas, g..
~ FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOOD 8!


BREEDEN & FOX, BROAD STREET,
sE s6ts Sspfy st tkR OF aoSD
We would call special attention to splendid as
~ ORES GOODS!
Atgreatly reduced prices. bought during the past
aUCTiOH SALES IN NEW YORK
Most of them will be found to be at prices MUCH
below those of the opening Of the season.
- II III Ao''AA NEGRO CLOTHING.
anu 'V 65IM Gfasr "a And HEAVY GOODS.
We have 'eceived. during the past week, our
NE6k u5 AND BED BE- BLANKETS,
ENGLlsA PAL PRIN GSa,ns
ENGLISH AND WELSH FLANNEI, s. &c g +,
In all of which we feel sure we can offer sreat in
cucement to the trade
Wholesale AND sETAiL BUYERS
Oosr ut STOCK, with the confident assurance
thatthey viii mo It larger and more attractive
BREEDES ( Fox.
ocN-20t00 2l7 Broad street.
At RnfFriAIL AND WHOLESALE.
FOR CASH ONLY!
RICH p !, ; Silks PLAIN AND CORDED
FRENEH nFfstSEs.
gen sad nEL Z bT < At 90 cost si4.
SSs ca. y e and Muslin SETS at half price.
pest KID GLOVES ct 80 cents.
RRSs si and % u.s.;
"5 aobss sp ID sst cost st -.
s of sell the above Goods very low until the
o'n VI october, at which time shat close store
s9-tolo No. i4l E.xIe sauNs:
R.,. $. HiRsH, zoo BROAD STREET,
IN sfnsn s sas a.. e
b, h 'ww!i GOODS, which have been IN part seeciod
70 shins during has recent visit to Europe, and
es uaeI. He soicits call from his friends and
isfsc,on promising more than ever to give s.t-
1e.oa. sea -lm*
h A X ID ON Il CO.
And DEAL RxcLUsIvKLY IN,
ep LOT sale in Quantities to suit purchasers,
EARERooMs. No = shs 81 MAIN STREET.
RlcHMON VA,
q ALL KINDS OF
fE03 SE,e OIL cteTHs,
oURT WiNp SSpg sshl.DEs,
PIANO AND TABLE F covERs Sla ae cI q.
CARPETS s oI wy y, h esTa made to order.
W., w IN { 6tSC CURTAINS and sHApRs
Of on, awe ave opened a splendid lot of CARPETING
slhIm, ~ Importation, and now prepared to
Chr 80. 80 Iatcst sly les IN every grade.
uaassoftDent OF CURTAIN GOODS, with
sanpies Of S WN z nansu,Psssed and our stock is
vii b. IA are invited to examine our goods. which
Ia klcHXRDsoN Co. 9s Main st.
LIVES DRESS TRIMMINGS
famno LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
the s@, Ys IN receipt of splendid assortme MT of
'st' 81 u and most fashiouabe styles OF
which w., II t uiES DRESS TRIMMINGS,
son, a. M oe Kept co nplete during the whole sea-
tt.le will anlangements sre such that every now
Psrt,cst" sent 10 me at once.
poned So attention II called to my fresh i'm
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOODS,
to cell =, " ns Kinds and coloTs which ! am able
WORSTrsepefy lowest prices.
ny own I'D JACKETS, TALMAS, HOODS, Of
snaiity .n SSeet Importation, and far superior IN
usual, Ia wye % any oil the Germant0Wp goods
sfsMpIHn 10 other stores,
TING dar,diNG. EMBROlDERING, and KNIT
sofsmoS. ,e on the shortest notice, and NEST sc-
ocI-im gefms. g. B0ETTCHER,
It's Broad street.
" msI,asnIkATED LYE-A proposition for
nsefui ~ ~ Dap In the most economical ma q ner:
e'efy family. For ale by
A: BOpEKER L. CO,
druggists, No. IN Main street.
MT, DAVIS COUGH ELlxsR-For sale
n...-- BODsKER & co.
Z" Gssw'fiis w Webs dds z JOHN 9. WADE.
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TIE cH,sWIGK SGHp0L1sEX. y AID
SOUTHERN FEMALE TNSTIrI TE,


The 18th session of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST # October next, and close on the
last day OF June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ty justified instructors, and every effort will be
made IN maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The ADVANTAGES offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAG ELS are I'M
rurpassed, while peca attention Is given to the
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
Ri ET0RiC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School;
to the Faculties of the Virginia Military Insti
tute and If " illlam ana Mary College: to Profs.
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia.
For fur her Information, or for catalogue giving
of study, terms, gulations and full list of
patrons, to which attention invited ADDRESS the
Prinolp&l. ID. LEE POWELL,
Sc Its Box 81. Richmond. Va.
MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.-The next
VI session Of our School begins on the FIRST
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sock of Horses, lows Plantation UteD.
s sr pEiMHBRAAsiN ga 4 WREAI TnREsHtk
wi SCI, the sock Of po'ses Cow. Pl.nfatic
Utensils en- brscInt au exec lent Wh-1t Thresher.
,mmedlatels after the sale Of his fam advertise
" me {" be Sold on the 18th Of October.
oc 10 tl6thOc no, Il. LYME Auc,t
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I,RESH BUTTER.--i have made arrange
ments with some of the principal Dairy men OF
Orange county, New York, and Of the Delaware
VALLEY, MARYLAND, and Of the Virginia farmers,
ring the Winter and Spring, with their
BEsr FRESH BUTTER
Through those arrangements, can always keep
low price.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
]. g. ROBERTSON,
Next TO corner Governor and Franklin 81.
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IMPORTANT TO Gas CONsU n Z ..

IMPORTANT TO Gas CONsO ME Rs.
CHAS. III. LANGLEY,
Wou he pubic sh.s i. & sole :. ios
AawLEY's IM 5ssSFRs CYLINDER GAS
and is prepared to pu' them y At the shortest no
1s HE s. : ss
.s q ,s1a.s the H h .s ss
thus {, save AZ least twsnt, 1--we per cent. over
Mr. J F Bsows. In charge Of the WISH IA too
Cit, Gas Works hsscer fed that thor are shss-
a es Srs.,s % ~ pa s .sss osnns Ia
the SUP riitsnoent OF the Rienuona .ias Wo'ka
= ne Ds cent ina n. save
Thankful ior pact fsvor.. the ssbso ibsr Invitss
srdsrs Tor a. WORK IN n line. tssin. asau,.d ,Aa!
price. CHAS. h. LANG Ely.
1850. Ply 's sB I>Usas.ss 1880.
STOVE As n s a1s, H.sx c ao1Ssorlcrosr,
twKLLgs's OLD Sr.sp1
pARTMESSf. We are prepared d 10 pull ~. IN
iaYb (. iTGIint!ia RAMS,
LIFT ana ss to Z. Hsg.
Bath III Is aud sHowERs.
oookise s ssi 4 !: e: ! s. cid s'''r1
CO Per BOILERS,
WA-H BASINS, IL. SC
JoBBtN3 prt.mpGy attends to ct shcYfoss NO
toe AID on most rssscnabls terms. " S-l5y
f,nAfsA, FtNDERS FINE SETS OF
VI TONGs, SH0vELS AND r.KERs have
e. IL r.: e e s:
&; dikSss HIVE sEoa
STAINS Handsome .tands e. ssevsls ssS roaSs,
srs.s .1d i.cn FcSs.Ss = x.1: Bret s,sbf ed
Brics Moalds, all kinds Of Graf.s. Feeders. BE-.
made to order At the lowest Sorshsss SI,Sss.
No ~ Main street, hstvssn Oh sn6 al,