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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05
LouisyilIe Politics,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.--The streets are alive
:As evening with the display of bonfires and
Networks. The Bell Union procession this
evening was an effective demonstration.
Tae merchants who are members OF the
CLI0n party have resolved, in view OF the
present crisis, TO close their stores on Tuesday
l9zi, aud devote the whole day to political
work
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BY 6oddin Il Apperson. Auct,..

f1O ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD
i fV LAND. NEAR TO BRANCH'S MEET
ING HOUSE, ~ MILES FROM MANCHES-
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sold
at auction, at Brsnch's Meeting House, on MON
DAY. the 9Th November, ls0. al IL O'Clock. 40
acres of valuable WOOD LAND. located as above.
adjoining the tract on which DR.. ID. q. Winfree
now resides. IL is partly in original growth, and
manly In secondary growth OF mes, which 10 al
mirably adapted 10 the brick business. Two loads
can easily he made daily to Manchester.
TERMs.-One- cAh; balance at s and II
months for neg otlable notes, bearing interest,
and title retained till all the notes are paid.
DC 25-td GODDIN APPEAS0N. Aucts.
COMMISSInNFk'S SALE OF IOTIN
~ THE TOWN OF SYDNEY, on THE WEST
SIDE OF PLUMB, BETWEEN ELMWOOD
AND DOVER STKEETS.-As Com mi ssioneH
appointed by a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Henrico, pronounced on the 3th November. Ps0.
In The case of" Degenhardt, &c against Thaoker,
&c." shall proce ed to sell at public auction, on
tho premises, on MONDAY, the 9th November,
1850 at o clock NJ. if fair # not, the next
fair cay,J the Real Estate purchased by Joseph
Saunders al a sale NJ AIDE the 18th August, 1888,
BY Messrs. p Roberts and w. w. Crump, Com
missioners, and which he has failed to pay for,
viz: a LOT. located as above. fronting IS feet on
the west side of Plumb street, running back 10
feet.
TERMs.-One- third cash balance at 8 and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money u paid.
w. GODDiN, Conn.,.
GoDDIN & APPERsoN. Aucts 90 Is ids
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Narrow Escape by Senator Douglas and
Tnhr

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 2.-The deck OF
he sesuIer Virginia gave way while Mr..
Douglas was addressing a few farewell re-
marks TO the assemblnge. He, with the crowd,
were precipitated below, bat provldentially
1913 we're hurt.
Mrs Douglas held on to the side railing, and
vasre.cusc uninjuTed. B0th returned 10 the
trrzI
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,., from California Massacre of Emil
30" grants.

1nsvrgs. Mo Nov. 4.-The California
81. me DIST nil. has arrived.
80 s,ssrlship Cortez sailed the same day
p,n,ma. with SjU22 $50 in treasure o:
I2' .sII $40 was deS tined for New York, $1,000
-" r,flsnd. snd S20,GOu Tor Panama. The
., Also took silver ore 10 the value OF 500
~. and $50 passengers,
- gnGeral OF Brig. General Clark, on the
.es u.s attended by all the military and
- r7ncourse Of citizens.
-, Rail. OF the FIRST Dragons, has on
lily received the appointment of Comman-
10, ~ the MIlilsry Department of Califor-
-, n me place Of Gen Clarke, deceased
al pendlug in the Oregon Legislature, to
--,,fv he late S,.nl oral election, had passed
.s+s B.es Nnridge Democrat had been chosen.
Thsrs vas q TumOr Of another emIgrant
.,1,r having teen massacred by the ShoshoueS
1,S.zcs A great many smigrauts were killed,
-rc.u5lrg women ana children, and many
o,asTs captured.
CCHNERCT IL.
-tsre.s no news OF much interest 20 forward ~
..'tsrr-rss Iae mgTActl Is qulstwlth few cha. geS
.t-.essa4euos. Domestic -tqUOls axe good deal
Irs- : sssy s2lse and pure spirits +uC Al
49,. -oa. g4t other eUOGs remain much as last
e,.,fS yah D. u.4teG transact m. Tie weather IS
r,,-. sra the We: season NAV ne considered
-. Wheat continues u come IN vsTy large
= $50 g the TOP Of the m-rset for the hest
,s.-5.cs Gusllles, WITH tendency II buy ers' Ia
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Fire in New Milford. Conn.

DASBURY, Conn, Nov 3.-There was large
lie III New Milford last night. Il lie reported
'aat lea buildings were des troyed, including
4e bauz, hausatonic House, SIX stores and
."o dwellings,. The loss is heavy. The fire Is
'u!i burning.
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Fire at St. Joseph, no.

ST. JOSEPH, No, Nov. "a destructive fire
. raging on Main street, between jules aud
Felix streets. The whole block will be swept
away vigorous efforts are being made 10
,oAiiAe Il TO that locality, and they may sue
Gee.
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EORsEs, &C., FOR SALE

FOR SAL E-.A very fine Bay HORSE.
IN i've ears old, sound, and all right; drives
AA well IN slrele or double harness. apply
at BLANkINSHlp JOHNSON'S
no 1-6t Stables, Franklin ST.
FCR s a l. IA fine, thoroug bred
L~NGREI hORS E, raised by Major boswell,
GS~A-who will give his pedigree 10 any one wish
lng to purchase, He was years old last June, and
IS shout l6 hands high is remarkably fiue har
ness horse, and goes well under tha saddle can
easily walk five miles an hour. and so2pd in every
particular. T. B. tSi{JNDY,
oc l3-ts 5th and Cary sts., or at Raxalf.s Mills.
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CONiNISSINN SALE OF IOTIY
~ THE TOWN OF SY0NEV on THE WEST
BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

ROCERIFS AT AUCTION.--On MON
VI DAY, 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock at my store.
will sell the following articles hhds. new Bacon
Herrings; is boxes Cheese; 8 frkins Butter
Soap, Candle s, Molssses. Sussr, Coffee, Mustard,
Tobacco c CARS. &c. Whisky ALSO, bbls.
" hIskev. sold on account nj w1Um IL may con-
ceru. Figs 30 drums of Figs:
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tl1tra e Coffee, 60 bbIs Powdered, 10 bbls
GrsO.Istd@S bbis, Cut Loaf, IA foxes Loaf 30 bbls
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BY J. III. Digges, Auctr.

ZINE COZ ID AND SILVER WATCHES,
L JEWELRY, FANCY G90ns, hc.-Wil be-
Room, s6 Nam street. Also, u lot of Blankets I'm
DO shirts. Drawers fine Table CUTLERY, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &C., &c. Sale will commence at z
o'ciock, Z Nj. J. H. DIGGES. Auct.
d. F. BoorH, Salesman. &C 3-a
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BUFFALO, Nov. The steamer Illinois
tt1eE going INFO Eagle Harbor, Lake Supe-
ii9f got lnSde with three feet water In the
- -'.1. lue steamer Sea Bird broke her cylin-
~sf AZ Copper harDor.
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MUSIC TEACHING.


~ MUSICAL RMENTS.-
XIV Prof. g: L. DECGNI Ell is now ready. and
SG- offers his professional services To such as
may be anxious to obtain a com pete and tho rough
course OF Musical instruction, as pursued by all
PIANO. GUITAR, ORGAN. SINGING. and in
the SCIENCE and ART of TEACHING MUSIC
For Gard of Terms, Testimonials, &c, apply to
PRoF. DRCEN Ell, at MIS- P Mayos,
oc 70 2w' 5th 81. bar Clay ard Leigh.
IN Mr.. +. MI tsoLLs CRus UEk-
10y THE co NJ Pc R. LECTURER AND
sSeE SINGING MASTER, from England,
hnthor Of - Kathleen Mavourneen" and 2,OO0
Songs-late Musical Ed tor OF uodey's Lady's
Book
Respectfully announces 10 the musical commu
nitv of Richmond that he will devote few hours
daily to pupils, intending to form their voices OF
the European schools.
Terms and Circulars to be had at the Music
Stores. DC Gins
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WILLIAM E. WOOD,
oc 25- dim Hemnton. Va

So DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
-s tXCETLENT fMPR0VEMENTS AND
SUPERIOR ORCHARDS-We Will sell. to the
highest bidder, upon the premises. on THURS
Day the 18th day of November next, at Jennings
Ordinary; IN Nottoway county. a valuable TRACT
OF LAND, belonging to the estate of Nathan
Ward dec d. situated on the Richmond and DAN
vile railroad one mile from JennIngs Ordinary
Depot The Impr0vemeI Is are yer. tine the or
chards OF apple peach gear and plum. are large,
and rs we'll selected as any the State OF Vir-
gInla The crop of wheat seeded will be- charged
to he purchaser.
FERMz.-o $3.50 in cash; the balance on a credit
OF one two and three years, interest added, bonds
and approved security, and tita withheld until the
payment of the purchase money. Mr.. LevISee
who resides On the land, will show the premises to
any detIrlng to view them.
address, Petersburg,
CAMPBELL & PEGRAM.
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NkYENTY.FIyE nnLLARS RE

- W AkD.-I WI pay SIS 90 for the ap-
- prshensIon OF my N Ets h u K l.. PEG Y
12sIVwEo >bsconded about three weeks ago She
~>-S->ls low thick set muatto, with short curl,
h1Ir. and IL about sixteen Years old. Her dress
cannot I've described as she has been seen Sc era
times IN this city since she left, ard had on diff
Iefeht dress each time. +. l.. CHINN.
Richmond, Oct IS. 1860. Oc aj-ts
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SoUTHEHN WAygRLEY INST
On 6TH ST., BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH,
MRS. PETER Z. MAYO, PRISCIPsL,
CONNIE nclng lSt October, 1850.

The Principal begs leave to offer this Institution
one designed to elevate female education to the
hlgheA grade, and one IN which no pains or ex
peuse are spared for facilitating this object, and
and practical acquisition of the MODERN Ian
GuAGt s, (FIeneh Is the household language
MUSIC, DRAWING, PAINTING and every
oomplshment ap PERTAIN ng to the most polished
education of Young ladies.
For terms, references or prospectus OF the
plan of study, apply to
link hps y
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS

SALE OF LAND, kc., IN P0WHATAN.1,
- BY virtue of decres Of the Circuit Court OF
Powbatan county viii sell to the hi ghest bidder,
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 72d da, OF
November, 1850, tif far; II not the next fair day.
that valushle TRACT OF LAND yins IN rbe up,
per end OF said county. known as the "Blenheln"
estate. lying on both SIDES of Deep Creek, THIS
tract contains 596 acres. l.rge part of which is
creek low ground and the bal. nee the very best
high land IN hlgh state of Gu ivat,on. ThsTs is
upon the place large and very convenient
DWELLING-h0USE, in good repair. and all
necessary out houses. and q large and fourishins
orchard OF the most select fruit. Indeed, it IL sell
dom that so desirable place is thr Jwn into mar
ket.
Trims OF SALx.-For cash as to so mach as will
pay the expenses oil sale, and on a credit of one
two and three years as to the balance he bonds
to carry interest from the date and tbs title 10 be
retained until the whole IS paid.
WILLIS J. DANCE, Com'r.
At the same time and place, will offer
for sale IS5 ACHtS adjoining the above, and all
the stock of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP AID
hogs upon the place the crops Of CORN. F0D-
DER, TOBACCO, &c. the FARMING lMPLE-
MENIS. and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, upon the usual Terms f., such
sass. JOS. v. ROBSON,
no 5-dtds Executor of Mary T. Robson.
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l nESlRAx 4 III

RACkFIELD, TWO MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, CONTAINING ABOUT ONE HUN
DRED ACRES, MORE OR LESS.-By request of
the Trustees of the Marshall Company, IN pursu-
ance of the order Of the Board of Directors thereof
we will on ia tuesday,, the 18th day of Novem
Der, 1850, at ii O'Clock A NJ. if fair if not. the
first far day thereafter proceed to sell at pubic
auctIon, on the premises, all that TRACT OF
Ian lying IN the county of Henrleo, about two
miles below the city of hichmond, on the old Os-
b!Tn TURNPIKE Road, being part of the old Free
Hill Raceheld Tract. and containing 80 l72 loo
acres, according to a plan and survey made BY
Joseph J. Peasants. Survey or, upon which ) Y.
landrum now resides, and which was convey ed to
the sal. Trustees by the SAID Landrum and others
b. deed dated the 18th day of October, 1884, daily
recorded IN the Clerks Office of Henrlco Cour ty
Court. OF the above tract there are IA acres
IN woods; balance cleared and in high state of
Improvement The building. on the place are
nearly new, and consist of dwelling containing
10 rooms; two Kitchens, one containing rooms
and the other rooms, and barn S0x30 feet two
stories high, besides the usual out buildings. The
place is remarkably heaithy, and the neighborhoOd
among the best in the county.
Terms - One fourth cash balance at 4, 8 ard Is
months for neg table notes crest add ed,
cured Dy trust deed, or title retained.
no 3-tds GODDtN 4 APPERSON, Auets.
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SECOND SUPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTI-
~ Full GODDS.-We are opening, by steamer,
which makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
PARIS; Plain Velours nd Solferinos Rich Black
and Colored Silks; Velvet and Goth Cloats. in
and Hisses cIos l ouP stodH Of bea2s Woenss
for Servants, COMPRISES 4and 4Virginia Fuied
Clio hs and Jeans; s q. Satlnets; heavy Plaid
Blankets. Carpet Departme nt-ExIra Ingram
Carpets; extra Three ply Carpets; Rich Velvet
and BRUSSELS Carpets; Rugs. Floor Cloths, Mats,
&c. Purchasers are invited TO examine.
CHRISTIAN Il LATHRUP, 80 Main st.
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VERY IMPORTANT TO kNDW-Tba,

' JOSEPH ,STKbUSE ls selling, astoniehins
AeIino at one shilling and higher; fine Mouslaln
De Laine at PIKE, one shilling, &c Alpacas l3c.;
Double Shaws at all prices. The greatest bar
gains in Bed and Servacts' Blankets, Shee p's
seys. Black and ColoreG Silks at half the value;
Ladies Cloth Cloaks cheap; Flannels, Knitting
Yarn, evt ry color, at s per pound; Extension
SKIRTS from 49,. up; 8 coo Linen bosoIns at i8s4o
and higher. worth twice the money | invite
every body in want of goods to call, without dell
at JOSEPH SrRAUSE,S, No q Main ST
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WlNDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have opened a splendid lot of CARPETING
OF our own Importation. and are now prepared to
exhibit the latest sty es IN every grade.
Our assortment of CURTAIN GOODS, with
trimmings, &c. IS unsuI passed, and our stock is
complete of WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, &c.
Buy er3 are invited 10 examine our goods which
Will be sold on accommodating terms
Sc H-2mf RlCHAR USDN > CO, IS Main at
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Ey NIChard CauthOrn, Auctr.
DLACKsMiTHS' TOOLS AT AUCTION.
ID On WEDNESDAY,, 7ih inst at 10 O'Clock, at
my store, 1 VIII sell lot of Blacksmiths' Tools
Tongs, &c, &C alln prime order.
nu3 Il. CAUTH0RN, Auct.
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LHiPr frnun Hnyana.

h,"'11" okLkANs, Nov. The steam ship Ha-
,h ~ - - arrived from Havana with dates TO
sls-s wa UT Sugar was firm, and molessee
80 aad Sctiye. Other articles unchanged.
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9-lm Miss REBECCA sFMoN.
RUNAWAY:

- LEFT THE CITY QUARTER. on
ssS Marsh all street. near the jsll, on Thu sday
ENlast. Negro Boy named BEVERLY. who
~ WAS hired Of Mr.. B Holmes, OF FREEZER
-@icHsoufg. L know Of no reason for his ab-
sentlns h,nseN. He had a sore on the forefnEer
OF mis- Tls nj hand and was STAYING about the pre-
misses when he mys terl0nsly disappeared.
The usual reward will be paid on returning him
10 me-, or being secured that ] can ger him
again. II HIGGINS.
Oo 81 eOGSs OYsrseer of the City Hauds.
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By Alex. Mott, Aucvr.

WATCHES AND JEwELLY, AT AUG.
W TlON. | will sell at public auction, at my
sore CORNER OF M.in and I5;h streets, THIS
MoHHlNG, the 9Th day Of Move o. Der commencing
2. 10 o'clnck, is hne Gold WATCHES; rs silver
WATCH BS. on account OF whom it ma, concern,
to pay advances and charges
ALS0-LarEe let of JEWELRY. Breast Pins,
Far Rings. Neck Chains STUDS y eeve Buttons,
Pencils, TO-, lot of second hand plated and Silver
WATCHES. Inn5I ALEX. NOT e. Auct,r.
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MILLINERY & nea a-maKINo,

~a-@
IN NEW AND FAsHIONABLE 49,
Mas. DAVIS SISTER STE sf S,s ls srsHs ~ -
shst they AZ, aTe nov epenip, Their Fall and Winter
4 Six straw tnd Velvet NSSShFSs'i1s II Mpest
RIBBoNs, EiOw kSs, WREArHs. HE ~
sksTHAs. H sFAHSSfss So HA Ala LACE GHSs
AND RuChESs of every style, oni'
city, are most and those visiting
smpe these goods as they feel confident thai ,6ey
WIN '' a0' TO peoaPsf aN eGsh N hssSJe and price.
rM mfes M or pen %. OFT WINTER FASHIONS on
-, 80 -Se INST. oc4-ts
CIV t ossn V, ~ A. ( TEN. TTEEnnPLEMhS 001
S SsT FALL and wafEF M nfnGAS n 1 -
Ribbons sa3R RGSb Essfs
aTs vEif 2s'R ss fiTsSTtpsnt t., Of kMBRolDE
her with cali. ' o. lin
~sN. MADAME GRADE. FKENCH.~c,
synntlkMLiSER AND DRESS MAKER NV
- 40 Main st, corner of llth ST., informs sllgG
& R,h MILLINERY 6qoDs, Bonns,s Hair Nets,
Lace Sets, etc. Also, PeTfGmsry. Embfodefe cred
tS hsS FiS Gebe R0dS' PaGsa5 sttsn,on 70
Wanted, . MILLLINERRR. ; '''h o0'O os ii-lm.
z,AGAR D-T0 THE LADIES AND
2lla mi, frs vicyNlfrY'4NMnIsss II M
tbNC 81 MON would respectfully inform ok
@ sSfnFsnn A 'Si5 @ af fss up PAS
tthNS, oomprlSIng the Zouave Jackets, for Ia
ones japanese W alklng- Coat and Cape, for little
3o,s; Garrck Coat, Spanish Dress, Zouave Coat
tennet Goat and Dress Jacket, and a n,Isnher OF
aGf2a Patterns Tor little boys Also the Lulu
ga VICTORIA walking Dress, for litts girls u
we ana pn,,opatra Aprons, and number Of Dress
silss sEM0N is now ready TO BRAID and En-
L".uef the Hquave Jackets. for ladies and chit
SreP Also, Ladies' and Children's Flannels
HtckS ana WTappings for Infants; Suits Enbroi-
stamping done at the shortest notice. IN her
ION at her fathers residence, doors below St.
oc9-lm Miss REBECCA sFMON.
- Madame. FAUCHU, Un
~ ~ K n G Lin Err, hs%N
- rs baoAD STREET, RICHMOND, tive SNksa
yyo,,4 doors above Mr. Qusrles' Store;)
CAPS, HEA p-DRESS rs. &c Couhdent in her
good taste, LaGIes Will he supplied with the
rhoicest articles She would els cali attention to
her fIench I'apOrtE Ion received by last steamer.
BOENETS. FLOWERS AID CUlFFIR
~ WILL BE OPEN OCTOBER 9rH,
30 N consequence of the non-arriyaI Of m,
tRtHCH II, NV opening will not take
place until OCTOBER 18th. oc Aim
~ NiLLiNs ny TRADk-rra
I4s9S desire to call attention to nv re NSsgse
to eXlnOit !. larEer stock OF MILLINERY 600 0S,
OF All kinds, and VIII continue to ke5p throngh2
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McCONNAL.
- -G-~lii 26 Broad st.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH RIGHT SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Rev. J. TIRION VIII open NIGHT SCHOOL
on the 5th of November, for teaching the FhENCH
LANGUAGE.
The school will be open four times a week, from
till 10 o clock at night.
For further partcu iars inquire at Mr.. TIRlON'S
residence, corner OF Broad street and Brooke Ave
nue., OF at Mr. FRANCIS DELARUE's on Broad st ;,
near 9th, or at Mr.. JOHN RE1NHARDr's, Broad,
near I'd st. mol Ct
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iNILL uPEN WIS MORNIN.:-AtEZE

W KIEL'S, a Main street. 900 ards GA Heavy
White Goods. for Counterpan.g;6 Yards make, a
largest bed. Come and see! Also, 500 yards ali
sly les WooIlen GOODS, for Men and Bows wear
LINEN and MARSEILLES ROSOMS, IN SETS
500 SupeI6ne Linen and Marseilies Bosoms. with
or without Collars and Cults to match. These are
as low as the Material can be purchased for. All
styles new Dress Goods cheap, cheap, cheap. at
EZEKlEL'S, Al Main street,
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| si PhofrtTUKa-M ade or carefully
ya.rtpbaIeo rabbit Skins, and cons 'dered y most
''a!aeF, FOR .al~ by
Meade BAKER, Druggists,
-- 10 MAIN ct, corner above Post Once.
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OUISJ. BOSStEUX,
IL Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDLES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C. &c.
THE BEST GOODS,
THE CHI AAPEST GOODS,
-
The LARGEST STOCK,
Can always be found at the
FIVr-SFURY BUILDING,
No 30 Main st., opposite Richardson h Co,
RtchmnuH a
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- Bl SLA Yrs, AT ASHLAND, HAND
YER COUNTY, VA.-At the request ofthe Rich
mond and Fredericksburg hailroad Company.
shall sell at public auction at Ashland, Hanover
county. on the said Railr, al, 10 miles north Of
Richmond, l8 va able taves O nvey ed TO said
Company By MIR. Edwin Rob nson. These Slaves
are IN families and are not only likely, but of
xcellent character. They are all young, embrac-
ing Cooks House Servants. Washers dc. Farm
ers and other persons disposed 20 purchase sec-
wants tor their own use, would do well TO attend
the sale and to accommodate such ana TO enable
the Servants, as far as practicable, to obtain own
eTs IN TINS State, they Will be sold credit of
months, for approved, endorsed negotiable paper,
interest added The sale Will take place at Ash
land, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th Nov ember. 1870,
at III oclock A. M. Persons leaving Richmond in
the morning cars can attend the sale, and return
the same day by 21s o'clock 7. NJ.
mol GOBnIN IL pPERSON. Auc.,rs
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RANDUPENtNtt OF A LAkHA WEI.L-
- SEtECTED STOCK OF. DRY GOODS,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS-On Monday morning.
October 22d 1860, at NJ. NIT No.
2z5 Brosd street. l have just received from aus
ton some OF the greatest bargains IN Dir ESS
GOODS that were ever offered to the ladies OF this
city, such Silks, Popins, B ocatellAs Vcours
ali in want Of any to give me call. | have Just
received and Will continue daily to receive, all of
the latest sty les of ClOhKS and MkNTLtS, such
as Arabs, japanese, Zouaves, Bournons. Shaw
cites. &c. The attention OF the Ia iss is dgain
cal ed to my stock OF housekecp NJ Goods, Of all
ard every descrptio All kinds OF VIrsinia III axes
of Cloths, Lnseys, &c, of men and wome n s
wear. Give He a call before purchasing else
where. NJ. MIFTELDORFER.
No Oh Rroad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

FUTURE DAYS.
By Guddiu H. suuar..u Aurs,r.

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TTHHs s yaAsIg gibn5s yT.fysYEsTs ON
RIcssA ri AMP dssLp,Ni sTRtETs. FoR
on b ED at az ;Pf Men
yemher, 1869, at : O'Clock r ~, avery exa.Isnt
Adams and new Framed cestssse Dasi IL M on
TIE ~, nofth ceeap,'d by -. Tas 10, has front
is good repair and rents to good tenants al fair
rents.
TEaMs.-ons- third cash; balance at { and 8
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and
ti1Ie retained ' hst NE y sPp1pdfRsoN auc,
VAALIIUtAIBLJEs J FAsM dHENRICH0,
STOCK, FOR SAl.E.-Havpg determined to re-
move to Richmond to reside I will ss at pubic
November, 1869. at IL O'Clock NJ, tif lar; II
not. on first fair day thereafter, the Farm on
fredericksburg Railroad, FIVE miles above Rich
mond containing l7o acres Of land. After the sale
Mich Cows Horses, Mules s corn. OATS, Foddes
household and Kitchen Furniture one Rockaway,
ana two Carts and whatever else there may be
TgRas.-For the land. credit of l. 2. and 8
real For hs eS and
interest added, for negotiable notes and approved
s cash for al $780, over .SP
sscorit months credit t9t b9fss I'M good
Sale by GoDD1x AppERsoS, Aucts ocso
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
WE AfD toF 0S sHURRGHAT Whh o. sR Th6
AND MARSHALL STREE TS.-By virtue of
two DEGREES OF the Circuit Court of Hsnrioo, IN
the case OF Jones against knkmcters admir-
pronounced the one on the 9th Nov. 1858. and the
otner Uth o., 1860, the undersigned commas
s.oners will proceed Q sell at public auction.
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9 h Nov, 1860 at 4
O'Clock ?. M f fair: If not, the next lar day,J
the real estate of which Frederick Kirkme,er
died seIzed consisting of House and Lot, loca-
ted as above fronting about 30 fee. on the west
side OF 18th street. running back 120 feet to an
alley.
TeRMs.-Or e-third cash; balance at IL and 10
months. Tor bonds, bearing interest, with good
personal security, and title retained till all the
purchase money ~ paid.
THOMAS p AUGUSTA