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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31

No one wishes to dictate to you.-
Only one would think a proper gratitude
would make you unwilling to bring dis
grace upon your friends, said Mrs. Gros
venor.
Dictate, indeed, | for one, should
be happy to be of service to you. The
sooner you 60 your own way the better
Shall you do your own work, or keel
help ?' snccred Blanch.
" Blanche ~
The girl looked him impudcntly in the
face.
What, papa y
Mr. Grosvenor grew little pale.
Only this, Blanch. If you do not
discontinue your attacks upon Isabella,
will disown you"
Blanch grew little pale too, but did
not shrink.
Very well papa. | shall tell the
world that my father turned me out Of
his house for the sake of an octoroou
girl whom he bought of slave trader
and elevated to !, level with his own dau-
ghters,"
Mrs. Grosyenor began to cry.
How can you treat my child so, Mr.
Grosvcno: ? As Blanch says, she is set
aside for this octoroon girl-for | have
no doubt she is an oetoroon-you can't
deceive me with any story Of high birth.
1t does not seem as though it was enough
to be forced to take this creature every
where, as if she was one OF US, without
being compelled to yield to her at home.
That is adding insult to injury
Mr.. Grosvenor rose hastily.
g" Isabella, will yeu ride Lu, you can
90 if you like, Let your mother and
Banch console each other.
Fifteen minutes afterward the Hon.
Pcyton Grosyenor was driving down Pen
nsylyania avenue, and no enc would have
dreamed from the faces of the two girls
in the carriage, that so unpleasant break
frst scene had proceeded the drive. A.
they passed one Of the public buildings,
gentleman standing upon the steps rais-
Ell his hat and bowed.
There Belle, wasn't that your caval-
. ~ II ii -.
'eT u '"S. niS"s :. n " Ia ~ u Ha, ' 49,
il9 .. Is d u'''''So''o 'e''o" II "' '''' '''
aI.9'9II",' 9I ,,...... -. ,za.,.;c., 1,,,h
ters," rem1rkea l.ieataut Milford to his
companion as the carriage passel from
a'' H.. r4z.=f t..,.,.,.,,.,
.}. ',3 =. ''is', Tfalt Raa',;tnI amJ
,.'' 49,. ''.''., .a, ~ ,;,an+
on the three. Isabella IS the pearl OF rar-
1t n>tre.n
:. Not MS own daughter - suggested
Milford.
That !, as people NAV think. Adopt
Ell, it is said. Mrs. 6rosfenor snubs her,
and Blanch-Ah, well. They are rivals.
However. Isabella Is Il pet of Mr. Gros-
y,nor's BY the way. Lieutenant, aren't
Won particularly curious -
:. Not that know OF. Miss Isabella
attracts me a. any ether beautiful woman
with 4 romantic history might
Romatic There's any amount of
oossip adoat in regard to her. Some hint
of African blood, but find no indications
Of Il Rather > f,r-ian face, either Span
jsh or Italian. What do YOU think her -
Foreign certaiaIy Bat how came
She under Mr. Grosycnor's protection
"Wen. some accidcut, think. \
w;fa that doatel in his wav There's
sono mystery abont il Ak the Girl
borseIf N;lfnr1 Yon,rc = fellow to con.
dde m.p
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Gone, sir''' answered the servant
"Gope ?" eclio,d the Lieutenant.
"Yes. Left in the train three hours
ago"
+" And the family7"
The family are also gonc."
Lieutenant Milford walked back to his
hotel chagrined. mortified aud deeply
panied.
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addressed to the 18th Maine Regiment on
their departure for the seat OF war, August
-, 1861
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You Thousand of Men.

BY DAVID O, MARKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
Mcclellan and Bennett.

Bennett tells us that Mcclellan il again in The
saddle so be- himself, CT course. is again on his
high horse. Hs says Mcclellan is fifty miles near-
er Richmond thar Gen. Lee is. He was oncs with
In I've miles Of 1t. but lie did not get here. 1t il
not wonderful that he should be near now. dc
was nearer st Berkeley than he was st Mechanics
vile, though Berkeley Itself is thirty miles off, ana
NeehanicsvilIe bat Ave Bennett: lauds what he
calls McCeilans marvellous strategic posvsrs ~
They ar, indeed wonderful. BE contrived to
change his base" beface Richmond without run.
ring more than thirty raiies. Slowly ami sarsiy''
Bennett Gays, "our army Ii moving on to Rich
n.ond" The very words the B,raid used when Nc
Cle!ian was advancing from the Peninsula A
wonderful IL Mr.. Bennett. to gain victories for
Mcclellan paper. 1t is fortunate for us that pa
per victories do not rou: armies or take cities
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r ARaB sArn or DnY GOODS AND sHo1s
i Ar AUOTION--0n W0DM6DA1,t Ne I9eh
fnssant, Of our wareh0ue, ~ shall es the largest
and most attractive aeouEtnent Of staple Dry
Goods offered By % thle eooDon. A. the sane lime
~ shall ofFdr about Zoo pAlfD Mems, Womens'
and ChiIdrcns Boots, Shoes Brogans, Callers.
Bootees, 20, comprismg The best assortment o.
choice qualities We have ever offered. The sale OF
Shoes win commence q 10 O'clock; after which we
shall commence the sals II our flesh Dry 0ooda
conssting In part CT
Cloths, beaver Cloths, and Cassimsres,
Super Sattincts, PULLED Cloths. ana Twesds'
shesp's 0ravs. Gcarlet ana Gray IlannelA
Black, end White and Nader HransA
Cottonades. Marine 6ripess
Super Black Alpacas, Mohairs,
Bleached 6hlrtings, spool Cotsons,
Norway PlRids. M0usliu Dc LAinee,
Mems and Womon's 0auntlets, Kid DO
Domestic Plaids and Stripes. Corset Jears,
Patent Threads Italian Servings, Pins,
Planters Linens, Brown Hollands. 6ilesas,
Black, White and Gray Cotton Hose ana mar
Hose.
Merlno Shirts and Drswers Buck Gloves
Splendid Linen Damssts, Curtain Hoslins,
Lace Wells, CollNs and Sleeves. Shirt Fron's'
Linen Bosom Shirts Cotton Shirts.
English Merinos. Stella ohaWb, Linseys
Elegant Soft Hate Silk and Cotton Hdkfs,
Shoe Threads Fine Ivory and tuck Oomos'
Needles. Pearl Buttons,
The Cloths and Casslmeres will he sold at IL
o'cleck
The entire lot Is entirely fresh, containing nc
stock goods aud all will be closed without limit OF
reserve. KENT, PAINE a. CO,
no 10 Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONERS EALE OF SIX ACRES
~ OF LAND. upon which arc Three Superior
Ice Houses and Pond, in Henrico county, near the
Deep-Run Turnpike-As special Commissions, ap.
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court Of Hepricc
county, pronounced on the 5th day Of November
1862 In the case styled Hutcheson va Taylor and
als., stall proceed to sell At public auction upon
the prs,44isss; on TUEsDAY. the 18th day Of No.
veinber 1862, eoAane4 .c.us at ) O'Clock, r. n, Il
fair if not, Ice next fair day thereafter, Sunday
excepted.) tho following real estate. Wis 4 tssst
Of Land In Renrico county, adjoining the mill
property Of Grancis Staples, decd eontaining six
acres. Upon this tract sre located three superior
Ice Houses all in excellent order with the privlas,
to the purchaser Of cutting ice from the adjoining
pond.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and u
months, for negotiable notes, with interest addsd
ths title TO be retained until the entire purchase
money y piis, and Conveyance directed BY tho
Court
The particular attention. OF capitalists snd othsrs
desiring 10 secure country property y requested -
this sale, and proprietors OF hotels and those en-.
gagged In the ice business would do well 70 attend
the sale Of the last-nameA tract
JOHN +. YOUNG, Special Conn.,
ST., conducted by JANDs n. TAYLOR 4 Sos.
Auctionossa
P. a-Plsts of the property can be sseu q the
office Of the auctioneerS. Estrsshmsnts win be
furnished at the sals MOI
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Two TARAs II H1NoVnx ooUy1Y ron

TWO FARMs IN HANOVER UUUY1Y DOR
SALE PRIVATELY; and II not sold privstely
before the 18th day Of November. vi1 ssll On
that day, publicly, on the premises saat valuable
FARM. known By the name OF "efxingdeld," on
which Mira Watt reeid L. containins shout three
hundred and sixty aces: about 10 acres Of low
grounds some 30 OF which are cleared end sea In
timber, of fine quality; about $50 a9ss Of uplands
are cleared and 10 fine heart and aAvut % aores are
u s.,isn timber. This farm has ca good lw ell.
ing, vita seven Yo0sas -ss4aas AsAascs snd oees.A
quarters for th!ItJt7e 20 forty ave seFvaats, stI
blss, corn, carriage smoke and ktshn houses. The
dwelling .nd some Of the other hc,Ses were dam.
aged by the Smelling Of Fridays ba,.s the 9Th Of
July. Fhs land Il Ane'y watered WITH springs and
running streams In every feld Cy@ards Of sixty
tLorssnd pounds Of hay have been zsow ID from the
raeadoS, Gai ss for saia o., tie :azz s. this tine
ALSQ-on tHs 18th Gay Ct Evve.ppsr a. soi
sold privately befors0 VIII sell puplc!y the Aket
Of LAND known IS lib MIL Fa-r;." containing
ons hs:ndrsd and seventy slTaS, % or 80 of which
are cleared, the baiance heavily Pine timber,
which II burned into charcoal, VII bring double
the price Of the land This laAd b aaely adapted
to the uSua growths cultivated 10 this county and
is fnsiy watered ibis farm il IL " IA miles from
Richmond. snd the home trsaa aSos, II siles from
will divide this "Aill Farm into ihrSs equal parta
ana sell them separately ii properly notified in time
70 20 ~.
Er. JOSEPH AsAhJ, isL.S Gsioining the home
tract will give sny Information respecting It, Sd
NJ BARKER will also give fnfor S,un ID regard to
the Mill tract May DO found d GEO WATT 4
Co. 8, franklin street, EchiDOnd-
TERAs-lade known on day of sale.
&C 2--ti5N GEO. WATT, Agent
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~vALuABLY REAL xsTATR TO d BOLD
AT AUCTION T0.DAY.-The particular ssssntioo
Of the pubic Ii respectfully called 10 the following
asles OF real estate 70 come OF THIS DAY. =.
lat. Al II O'Clock, TO the farm Of Mr. John a.
3co.sby, about three miles below Richmond
ID At 5 O'Clock. to those very valuable ioss On
Fair Grounds. 1T, =
ID At q o'clock. 10 that desirable brick dweli.s
on the West line Of 7th, North Of Leigh street, &C.
An AZ snn,e hour. to the lot and brick tenement
thereon. on the East siee Of 9th street. North OF
Leigh adjoining tho residences OF Messrs' w. D.
Allegro and John w. Wright.
Fnr fnrthsr rarticuIars noe AN ction he ad.
M 10 II 0ODDIN APPERSON, Aucta.
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sSoTron IN NEW OfLEAss.--The Few Orleans
AHr9caS takes very discoursging view Of the
commercial Drospse:s Of that city. The editor
says,
~ not Of much uss to talk about the prospects
81 me New Orleans cotton market for this season
sss for the tnformstion Of Northern dealers and
.a.nuaae.usors IN general European spinners. one
md I'll We can say that there IL not the lssst prog
psct Ut . thouasnd bales bsins received hero this
eutumn. Those parties who were sent cut a.
sSsats 70 ASCERTAIN the pod IN OF the great south
wss'sra emporium, will OF COURSE, early learn the
g.ocmy condition Of affairs
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EyECuTRIGV SALE OH VALUABLE LAND
~ Cl>CSa, ErC0R. Sci will eel at public
suction. to ths kisiss: oid4sr, ca TrSSDAI. the
18th day Of November usxt. " fslr II NOT, tks
next fair day thsresktsr) tie des;rshls granite
HAEA known a. Locust HILL" cont aiming 6OA
acres lying In the county OF LOuisA on the waters
VI Hickory Csesk. adjoining the lSads CT Richard
Bibb, James L Rein, DR.. VIA 4 Gillespie md
others. YhiS Farm is consijsrsd to be ona Of the
finest In Virginia producing tobacco Of the finest
texture wheat. corn. and oGts, In abundance, hay.
Ing about lto sGras Of the fcsst low grounds and
tho balance u a high state Of Improvement being
well -: in clover. Till Land L in q aue and
healthy cEighborhood, savsn miles north Of Louisa
Court Hozse, Six N0ias northeast Of TrevillIanS
Depot, and twelve niles eat Of 00rdouAvilis. The
Improvements cousdst Of q Large and coavenlant
Dwelling aud an necessary out buildings dssln
. further description unnecessary 6 thoss wShing
% purchase can examine It before ths day Of sale.
Term. accommodating. and made known On The
day OF salA ANN Z VOOLFOLK.
xxeex of Wn u voolfolk, deeA
E6-Any communicated addressed to Jas. u.
Wo0L1OLx, Louisa Couss- HOUSE. In relation 70 he
ebovs, win meet with prompt attention, b having
ne fnl poser 70 sct for me
EOh sALu-ou THURsDAY, The lsth Inst,
Il shall onar for sale my PAIN, In Halifax
on the public road leading frcaa Clover TO Halifax
Court House 1t has . Dwelling containing -four
rooaAs. Kitchen, Corn House, and Stable. and 10
partly seeded IN wheat It also has good many
young fruit srses IT, and the finest water Ia VII.
ania- The sell y well adapted to the growth Of
vegetables and being out Of The roach Of the Yan.
kess. would make . hns t-rck garden. shall aleo,
Gn ths same day, oasr for sale. two Horsss. Cow
and CALI one fearliog, ono Cart, ono l.hosso Va
eon. PloHshA. Gear, end soms Gsano,
The place may b bought privatsly before hat
time. / can b sean either Of NssEs Smith Z uar.
woods. or y. w. SWANS. corner Of oh and NJ.
NO 7-9ts IN II QuIHY M
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4 DEspkkATE ABoLITIOaIsT One w c. Crisr,
noted Tor his abolition sentiments IN the Ksntuckg
Legislature. and a source Of 81 eat annoy ance to
organ. was captured By the latter and subseaueat.
? asds his escape into Ohio. At Cincinnati he
Hrites long letter TO a friend giving most ps
triotis account Of whs. he calls Lis persecution
We give his blood ar thunder conclusion:
hyis all this persecution Of me Is it because
eenisnn this wicked rebellion, urged yigo,cus
- ifeution OF this war, and ia my place Ia tbs
sfra'3 Ct Kentucky oppesed the tsIoporixiuG pol.
e7 e. ny own partys For this am burned out
aud hunted out Ct Kentutty / am now I'm, ou,y
oea'5y for confscation su.jugston, determination,
4Ia tsN and damnatiou'
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~ SPECIAL. NOTICE The partisuias AZ a.
,.n,,o., Of The public ia asked to my sale OF the
.niand,S FURNITURE, PIANOS, &c, at the resi-
drncs of General Dimmock, on franklin between
a, and 4th streets the sale Of which will take
placo on TUESDAY, llth inst, at 10 O'Clock. 600
sdver.,,ement under the auction head
no lO-2t r. d. VOOn, Aues''
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yeg. DANIEL Il LUCAS,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.

~ DANIEL - iaDcso'
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rieimaad pirsiaii,
A. his la,v Office sud Collecting Room. l13 ain
s-pa: attends 30 81! professional business arising
IN any OF the Courts hed In Richmond city or ad-
jonag counties; slso, ~ city collections ans Inc
collection OF all Claims Mt the seat OF Government
c,siIas against the Confederate States--the pay
ine,t Of which is provided for by the frmy Rsgu-
lasses.s or any act of Oongress-prosecused to lay
Ien. or placed in The most eligible condition for
fgitare settlement Such cisiIns are sor Inc use
and occupation q grounds for encampmapts by the
Corfeaa .ato States army; the loss of impressed
negrues. whether by esasns or death. while en-
p3oYtd by tie <cnfederate States the loss OF ether
property impressed: al unsettled or uncertiaed
socounts against tie Government, Slate OF Coaiea-
srate claaa arising ia the Court OF CLAIMS, Or
under TIE Se4uestrgtiou I.syT. otc, Get.
Cr----lQfs
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r. SPECIAL NOTICR-MANUFACTU
TOBACCO FOR SAI.E.--In connection with our
regular auction business. we bave estabiisned an
agency for the sale Of Manufactured Iooaceo, on
copslgnrneut We have on band and for sale some
of the fines. brands put up in Virgins, to which
we invite the attention Of buyers Our regular
s,esion aa!es Of tobacco take place on WkDNEs
nay of zach week snd consigners can have theh
tohaoeo so,d a. either public private sae as de
sirea SUMEER g. BURRESS, Aucts,
90 lO-Im Iron Front Building, Governor st.
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A SPECIAL. CALL TO ALL

~ A SfkttaIt WALL ~
u : f,rW al meeting Of several citizens, held on
saturday the ssh inst, twas unanimously resolved
tsat ssaeral meeting Of all citizens who can spare
a few hours to.dsy. meet at The hxehanSe oEice
az AZ. u Il WILLIAMS. No. 1874 Main street, next
55r &, the Post a - in order tn divide the city
into districts and appoint committees TO walt upon
,,e citlzeua 80 solic money and other useful arii'
lss FOR the benefit of our bravo soldiers Thousands
If whom are without shoes and other neeessary
Articles tiuriag ths present weather. Turing
tae snow storm Of Friday last a large number OF
ihen IN passing through the city, were found to be
bsrefao:ed This must not longer be. IL Is there.
fore specially urged that every one who ean vi!i
caeerfuy eams forward and aid in raiains the
means desired no io-iF
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By James NJ Taylor 4 Eon, Aucrk

VALUABLE AED PLEASANTLY LOCATED
v Brick Residence at the Intersection Of Erack-
lin end 3O.h Streets AT AUCTION.-Ws will ssll
upon the premises SATURDAY, the 18th day
of November, commencing at 4 O'Clock p. II, q
very desirable Brick Residence at the intersection
Of franklin and Both streets. Il contains six good
and comfortable rcou,s, together with kitchen and
the uausl out buildings The pr ea.ses also sup.
piled with gas and water, and In good oroa7. Tie
lot fronts So feet FRANKLIN street, and runs back
$50 feet to alley.
TKRMs.-Ons-third cash; balance st sx sn5
twelve months for negotiable notes intsrest addad
secured by trust decd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVENTY
~ FIVE ACRES OF LAND, In Hearisv eoun.
ty, On the DespRun Turnpike, four miles
West of the city--As special Commissioner, ap-
pointed by decree the Circuit Court of Henrico
county pronounced on tho 5th of November, 1864
in the case styled 8taples John A. Hutchason
41me OF Francis Staples and ais, shall proceed
to eel e pablie sHct;on, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th o. No.. commencing st =
O'Clock, r. H.. or fair if net, t,e nett ial Gag
thereafter, Sunday excepted} the following req
estate A tract of land In Henrico county, imms-
diateiy on the Deepknn Turn pike four miles West
Of the city, and adjoining above. II is highly In
proved and we'll enclosed
TEENs--f nethird cash the balance at 8 and I2
months, for gotiabls notes, with interest added
the tile to hs retained until the entire purchase
money 10 paid end 9 conveyance directed by the
Court JOHN e. Young Ipoc.sl CONF
Sals conducted by JAS n TAYLOR & Sos, Auc.s
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VESSEL AUNK-Captays Of YGnkess.-An English
bark. attempting to run into Wilmington, Il. c.,
from Nassau, with salt, was ashore and de-
stxoyed by the bloeksders the 4th inst. TWEEN.
tyone Of the Feders,s engaged in destroying her
were captured By our troops. They were to be i'm
prisoned at Wilmington. There were seven deaths
from fever there on the ltL lnss
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REAL EsrArE FOR SALE.

A MELIA Farm FOR SALK-I have for sale o
~ Gne FARM in Amelia county, containing $50
timber 50 in originll wood. aud 50 in pines, both
conveniently aiAtributsd. Ths Isrr. il situated
seven miles from kattoax Station, ION tAe aict
mond and Danviils Railroad, two miles from the
Royaton Mills, ION the Appoma:tox riyer,} seven
miles from Oento eleven from Ciemsnsown, and
nine from Amelia Court House. The dwelling.
house is ordinary, but the out.houses, tobacco
houses SC are good and commodious. 1t Is well
watered healthy, and has q bold and unfailing
atriog near the dwelling The Farm is offered
chsas and terms accommodating.
DAN d. LUCAS, Attorney at Law,
10 i0-iws l?3 Main street, Richmond.
NOR sALE-6,0OO acres fexGs LAND. Also,
4 Wa.er-POwer, with ~ acres, on Toe san IN
town tract of the flourishing town of Goiad Ad-
dress BOX l G29 " 20 S-IwN
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DRU0S.

DRUGS.
eases Oalomel, $50 lbs,
~ cases Sulphats Q dnins. A4ee oss.
bbls Balsam Copaiba, ~ lbs
cases Rhubarb, - lbs.
cass Annisssd O1. q lhs,
cass Cassla OIL, 65 lbs,
ecasss Turkey Opium. go lbs,
10 cases Castor on, 1854 lbs,
case Assafotlda, 800 lbs,
l case Nutmegs, 900 lbs,
l case Refined Camphor, $50 lbs.
3 casks Chlorate Potash. 600 lbs,
cask Bi Cbromate Potash $50 lbs,
case Oonserves Roses, 100 lbs,
case Pulverised Licorice. 100 lbs
case Ohloroform SO lbs,
! case Strychnine, so o1s,
key Gum Arabic. 100 lbS,
] case Sweet Spirits Nltrs, Sc lbs
] case OIL Lemon, 80 lbs.
case OIL 6assafras, - lbs,
case OIL Gloves, Is lbs,
esse Oil Peppermint, - lbs
case on Bsrgsmot, g lbs,
cases Turkey Opium. Powdered 100 Lbs,
osse Ipecacuhana, 50 lbs.
chests Lump Magnolia. 375 lbs,
] case Carb Ammonia 1875 ID,
case Iodide P1tass 2l6 oss
l case Oopaibs and Cubeb Capsules, 90 dos,
cases Brown Windsor Soap, $50 lbs,
cases Honey Soap, 20 dos,
case AAllow Soap Tablets, 16 doc,
30 kegs Bi Carbonate Soda, 10000 lbs,
cask bleaching Powder, SIT lbs,
8 bales Hops l,44e lbs,
case Sulpkate Morphine, $50 oss,
40 kegs Tartsric Acid, 1850 lbs,
casks Cream Tartar. l0t3 lbs,
casks Soda Crystals, 64s lbs.
/ case Toilet Soap.
GRoOBRIFs.
l7s chests Oolopg Tea, 1872 lbg,
case Durham Mustard, 100 lbs,
Is bags Black Pep per, $500 lbs,
so boxes Stearin CH,idles, $50 lbs,
100 boxes Sperm Candles 1880 lbs
100 boxes Yellow Sosp, s 900 lbs,
cases Hardines 500 boxes,
4 cases Sardines, 800 boxes,
Is Gas es Preserved Meats,
case Chocolate, 40 lbs,
) cases Cocoa 33S lbs,
20 boxes Olive OIL
100 boxes Tobacco.
LIQUORS
60 cases Champagne,
% cases Old Hennessy Brandy,
IL dem1ohns Is gallons each) Old Brandy,
quarter casks London Do;k Brandy.
DRY GOODS.
10 bales English Gray sheeting, 10000 yards,
bales English Grsy Shifting,
Is bales English Bile ached Longcloth,
bales English Blue Denims,
l case White Cotton Tapes $50 gross,
l case White Stay Binding, $50 gross,
l case Worsted Tapes, assorted colorE ~ gross
cases Felt Hats ls5 dozen,
305 Tweed Suits.
100 Blue Serge Suits,
70 dozen Merino Undershirts
bales Huckaback,
/ bale Towels, 34t dozen,
/ bale Gray Linen Drill,
l bale White Linen Drill,
l bale Bunting
case w. B. Flax Thread,
cases Black Flax Thread,
ESQ dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose,
80 dozen Brown Half Hose,
30 dozen Linen Bosom Shirts,
so dozen osnaburgs Shirts,
bales Confederate Gray Cashmere,
10 bales ~ Brown Shifting,
20 bales "A Brown Sheeting
80 bales ounce Omaburgs,
Is bales la ounce Ducks,
10 bales Brown Drills
SUNDRIES
l case 90 pieces Boot Webbing,
l cask 9-.rch Dinner Plates, II gross
case Hair Brushes, 80 dnssn,
5 rolls Sheet Lead 1 800 lbs,
l eask Table and Tea epoona 15e sress,
casks Horse Shoes, = c~l
eaSk Table Knives and Forks, 500 dozen,
20 dozen Wax Calf Skins nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

s~sPECIAL NOTICE--The particular atten
ton Of the trade IL requested to the sale Of ID bar
rcls Of VARNlsH, sold by order OF I. L. dlIea'
no l0--lt u. OOOA, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

~, EXCHANGE H0FEI--Tae htoekno oess
~ 3r tn. Exchange Hotel are requested TO m Vet
st the counting room Of Carlton, chamberlain
Co On MONDAY, iGth inst. al l2 O'Clock Gu De ST.
neas Of importance
fe So H. L. KENT, President.