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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11
BY Grubbs s. Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE ADJOINING THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER AND OPPOSITE TO THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AT ROCKETS, BEiSd
PART or yHB CELEBRhTED EALLs pL IN
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mr. Daniel
F. Ward who desires to return to his former busi.
ness of constructing railroads, we VII. sell a.
auction upon tn premises, on TU EsDAf the l3th
day Of october, 1857. commencing at O'Clock ~,
the very valuable properly owned and occupied
BE- s1b-divided and sold in the following parcels
T. T. SIX LOTS OF TIN ACRES EACH, fronting on
Etcbmond and Pefsrsburg railroad. These lots
ara naa rly so uare have elevated and beautiful
stuao n ana OF are F EsI ACREs adjoining
Chesterfield Park race-course, with high and
beautiful situation. raw,
Joining ths race.course and near the residence OF
ii ! THE MARX HOMESTEAD, Nth NINETY
ACRES. embracing the dwelling with eight rooms,
and all necessary out buildings, and a hne sprihS
and spring house. with force pump conveying
the water to the dwelling ana grounds. ne lsha a
highest degree. and produces finely. Surround,
ing the dwelling are fine yard, garden ana
L0r OF VoETT ACRES. near the river,
being very rich land, and with good building
A LOT OF Thirty ACRES, embracing tho
and supplied with water, conveyed In pipes TO
every part thereof. The buildings are well ar
ranged and very substantial. ~
/ FOUR LOTS OF TWENTY ACRES each,
OF very superior land, lying beautifully, acce'ai-
bic by good roads and with good situations Tor
5. THKEE LOTS OF ONE ACHE each, wi,
small dwelling on each, lying near 10 Mahehes-
ter
, These lands are for the most part of tho very
hest uualitv Of James River land, producing
h.ayil, tho staple crops Of this section, ana 'ps-
ciallv suited for truck farms and fruit ralsinS.
They have for many years oean very )udiciously
mana ged and highly improved-being cnlt'dted
chiefly in raising vegetables for market ana
have thus been brought to degree OF isrtllity
seldom attained. -
Inducements OF very unusual character are
hsrs otfsred to armers and truck gardeners In the
superior character of the land. near to market,
with every facility for improvement to persons
handsome building sites nearer to the centre oil
tho city than any similar property on the north
side of the river and 10 the capitalist IN neauti
fully situated lots lying along tho side OF the
town Of Manchester In It's whole breadth, win
streets laid off, TO be- opened up to me ne oil tiS
property. ,.,r far,
A plat Of TIA property may he seen after lew
da W onr Office and visitors to the property Will
be shown over ii at any time previous to inc DAY
Of tal. 49,
The title Will be made clear and unGnesaon-
able.
Terms. One. fifth cash: balance at d, u, Il, and
- months the credit payments to be for negotiable
notes with interest payable semi annually, ana
secured by deeds OF trust upon the properly
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
SO 2!-TuSFt5h OcStdts Auction"ers.
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By Harrison Goddin L ADperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
CHERRIES SALE.-Will be sold TO

CHERRIES SALE.-Will be sold 10
> the highest bidder, on MoN d IN, OF nus
month uctob.rj at l. o clock, al the Virginia
Towing Company .h.d. on the DOCK, the b kd L
called America" and one larSs CkASE; aud
lun-d Fateiy thereafter Will be so!d, Al tn" ON CO
the virginia Towing Company. All the otF!1 Z
FURNITURE, consisting Of DGskS. CHAIRS.
STOVE &c.
The sale will be for cash as to all property ex
cspt the barge America" which viii b. sold
upon a credit Of sky days for approved endorsed
ne got! able paper. rh!s sale 10 made under an
order Of tho Circuit Court OF the city Of k!chgond
urd.r suntry attachment suits dsaiu.. the said
Eirs mia Towing Company.
oc g-,d JOHN w WRIGHT, S. e. K.
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From our Special Reporter.


chesterfield aud Pow slntan S'Onscrva-
mated.
A convention Of the delegates from the
district composed of the counties Of Chcs-
tcrticld and Powhatan met to-day ut IL
o'clock NJ, in the Town Hall of Manchcs-
ter:
On motion Of Colonel William Ambers,
James l.. Jones, Esq, was requested to act
as temporary chairman, and Mr.. Samuel
II. Royal, Of Powhatan, was requested tu
act as secretary.
On motion, committee Of three was
appointed to report permanent officers.
The following gentlemen were appointed
TO act as said committee: Major Benjamin
II. Hatcher, Colonel Ambcrs, and Samuel
II. Royal.
The committee reported the following
gentlemen as permanent officers of the
Convention: DR.. j. l.. Archer, president.
and James A. Gentry and L. II. BcaZlcy,
secretaries.
The president, in very appropriate
address, accepted the position conferred
upon him, and explained the objects OF the
meeting.
The following delegates then enrolled
their names:
Chesterfield District No. l.-Maior B.
II. Hatcher, DR.. l.. K. Chilcs, Colonel Will
liam Ambcrs, Captain w. !. Clopton, A.
c. Pulliam.
District No. DIR. J. l.. Archer, Dr..
7. S. Hancock, Captain W. II. Abel.
District No. 3.-Edwin II. Gregory,
Joseph C. Brown.
District No. G.-Richard l.. Jones.
PowuATAN CoUNTY.-DiStrict No. o.
Stratton.
District No. 3.-A. S. Winfrcc and Dr..
T. l.. Turpin.
On motion of Captain Clopton, it was
agreed that the delegates from Powhatan
be allowed to cast the votes of four magis-
tcrial districts, and that the delegates
votes.
On motion, a committee Of five was APP
pointed to report n platform Of principles.
The following gentlemen composed the
committees: Colonel Ambers, Captain
William l. Clopton, W. c. Crallc, James
l.. Jones, Captain ". II. Abel.
The committee subsequently reported q
platform; which was adopted.
On motion, Il committee Of five from
Chesterfield and three from Powhatan was
appointed to recommend suitable persons
as candidates for the State Constitutional
Convention. The following gentlemen
were recommended and selected by the
conventions: William w. Cosby of Pow
hatan, William IL. Abel of Chesterfield,
and G. c. McRae, delegate at large.
On motion, Il committee Of three was
appointed 10 attend to the printing Of a
certain number of copies of the platform
aud ballots for the use OF the people OF
the district.
On motion, q committee was appointed
to inform the delegates Of their nomina-
ton.
Captain Abel appeared before the con-
vcntion and accepted the nomination in a
very long address.
4 finance committee was appointed
consisting Of the following gentlemen A.
T.. Moore, \. G. Pulliam, \. l.. Jones, W.
G.. Crallc, and J. 5. Stratton.
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North west cornor Of Main.and Eleventh streets.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- TURF. CARPETS, CURTAINS, OIL PAlHT.
INGs, ENGRAVTNGs, PLATED sTLVgRWARE
AND A SELECT LIBRARY, AT AUCT1oS.-Pur:
ant to the provisions Of deed OF trust executed
to ma on the 9th Of May, 1857, and recorded In
81 B. folios 3e7 to 81? elusive and for the pnr-
poses therein mentioned, shall sell At the store
on Main street NO 73Il, lately by Nessrs
b. r i L. e. Frauck. On MONDAY, October
the 14th, at 10 o'clock A. n, sn assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects OF sups-
rior character, and In good ORDER, emoraeihx
Rosewood, Mahogany, and Oak Tables, Chairs,
Mahogany sdeboard, Beds,eads, Washstands,
and Dressing Tables;
Reds and Bedding,
Brussels Carpets,
Moreen and Lace Curtains,
Candelabras Vases, &C.
ALSO,
lot OF Kitchen Furniture and Utensils.
ALSO,
A very superior Rosewood Piano. seven &C.
taves-Gahe OF New York, maker.
This sale is worthy the attention OF the beet
housekaepers in the city, the articles being all
we'll made and having been well kept.
And on WEDNESDAY, October 10. beginning at
Main street mo. 9o2), lately occupied by Messrs.
Lowe s. Brother a number of very superior
Oh Paintings Framed EnSravings,
LitnCgraphs ard Photographs:
An assortment OF the best Pls,ed Stlyerware, i;
and large and well-selec.ed Library Of Rsre ana
Valuable Books.
TERMS: sale P W. GRUBBS, Trustee:
CRITICS I, WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc2
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

SALE.-By virtue OF n
i deed OF trust, dated nth August, 1865. recorded
In the Comfy Court of Henrlco In deed book 81,
page 3o7 40 shall, al trustees, proceed to sell q.
rnbiic auction at the house Of Elijah Priddy. In
Hsnrieo county, On TUESDAY, I'D instant. at /?
o'clock NJ all the HOUSEHOLD and k1TCHEH
FURNITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOGS,
&c, 80.
TERMS: Made known at the SALE
RICHARD GRAY. Trustees
THOMAS K. SHEPPARD, }
11ih l1lhE3lsk
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BY Isbell s Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
opposite Spots Hotel.

FRAMED DWELL
/ ING, on TIE MORT HWE EST CORNER "
LEIGH AND ADAMS SrRkErS, FOX SALE Al
AUCTION Will DO sold Il. auction on the pre-
misses on TU ESDAI the 18TH day Of October, 1927,
att o'clock L. NJ, That TWO-sTORf FRAMED
DWELLING located above mentioned, now IN
the occupancy OF q. Waidrop Esq, containing
SIX rooms, with kitchen, &c. The lot fronts ia
feet on Leigh street and runs bacS - tee.; lh.s
property will be sold in the gross or divided TO
suit the vtewsot bidders.
Terms one fourth cash; balance at four,
eight ard twelve months for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by a trust deed.
ISBhLL 4 DAVIS,
or IL AuctlouCers.
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BY Grnbbs Il Williams. Auctionesrs.

TWO BRICK DIV ELL1NGS AND A
/ VACANT LOT, ON TIE EAST SIDE OF Sc
COTD .sTkEET BETWEEN CANAL AND ~ I'd
STREETS, For SALE AT ATCTlON.-on MON :
DAY, 18th October. at ha!f-rast ! o'clock T. NJ,
we will sell ut auction, upon tie premises, the TWO
TbNEMGSTS In But,erworh's row nearest 10 "a,
nal street: They contain Elk rDoin- are In good
order, and are well suited by their location and
arrans cement for the ynnteel accommodation Of
small families. After which will be- sold very
pretty BUILDING LOT lying mex. 10 the above
and adjoining the property Of Mr.. Is. Foseriy,
fronting about ~ feet ~
TERMS: ktsate GkUBSS i lLLlAMS,
&C Auctionce!s.
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Commission Merch0NtS.

WYNN, GOTTEN Il CO., COTTON
VI FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
ER c II 4 n 5, lt5 WEST LOMBARD sTSEhf,
BALTIMORE. ,,,
TON, TOBACCO, and GRAlN.
Refer to General walter Gwynn, y G., General
Joseph K. Anderson, Colonel {. e. I"upaln'' L.
D. Townas, Richmond, Va.
HENRY GWINN, OF Baltimore
K K GOTTEN, late 81 Tarhoru'. :. e.;
WALTER GWYNE, JR., late OF South Carolina.
IN 2n--nnlAmMr M3m
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appersor, Auetlonesrs
and Zeal Estate Agents.

USTEE'S SALE OF 406 40
| ACRES OF VALUABLE TlMBEEED LAND,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN NILES
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN TIE DEEP
Run Road ANDTHE Three HnPPbD RoAD
4 : trustees in a c3rtain deed Of trust made by Is
w. Green and Juiia A., his vile, dated l2th sep
,smber ls66, duly recorded In llsnrico County
Court wa shall, in execution thereof, AT the rs-
uuest Of the benefciaries In the said deed, pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY October II 1857, at II o'clock NJ, II lair,
if NOT, tho first fair day thereafter, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located rs above, containing
400 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. Ihs
said land is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber and by reason thereof Is regarded OF
peculiar value.
TEAMS: Enough In cash TO dafray expenses ot
sale ard to pay Off md discharge all OF tho notes
referred 10 in said deed which have matured
Amounting to -. 2s3 II i; and To any surplus
which NAV arise from said sale on such terms AS
The said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
IA lure 10 give any directions, then on such terms
a. the said trustees may announce at the time OF
sale. :,
AS the said land adJo ins the land OF Mr.. John
w Alley persons attending the sale will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Allay,
and accompany them and the auctioneer 10 tho
spot on the premises selected for the sale TO come
Oft. ,.
chaser. ROBEhT ,: PoLLAhp' Trustees.
"a l2 JOHN b. YOUNG,
The foregoing sale IL uuavoidably postponed
until MOaDAI, 2l-t October, 1851. Al the same
hmnr Toe lOl TRUSTEES.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main ard Cary.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRINTING
y PEESSES AND MATER AL.-P1ranan TO Ga an
order OF the United States District Court l9r VIZ.
ginia in bankruptcy, |, As assignee OF CHARLES !;
Wynue bankrupt, will sell AT pubic auction III
NOT sold At ri vate sale before the day ndiheu on
the premises, corner OF 9lalh ah ~ ~
streets Richmond Va. a. II VI WEDE ESD o.r
tha lam instant the following valuable PElSI.
ING PRESSES and MATEKlAL, with large ana
eycall.nt assurimabto Of TYPE used In the pnbli-
cation Of the Ricltm0nd It"ttS ana otaer phpgIs,
The printing Office is perhaps the most extensive
In it's facilities of any in the southern states lof
the prosecution OF tho business IN all It's blahcAes
Amongst the material are
Is THE PaESs-RooH,
splendid TAYLOR CYLINDER PRESSES.
3 lfst.r rate ADAMS BOOK and JOB FhEoSES,
email GokD D, o, ! JHB rhEST - p;pFss
CAED CUTTER, PAPER CUTTER,
STANDING DRY PkEhs,
STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
SHAFTING. PULLhlS,
and ali the appenda ses Of the press. room.
I'm THE COMrosISG-kOoM,
Iarga FONTS of BOOK and NEWSPAPER
All the new styles of JOB TYPES recently
issued.
LEADS. METAL FURNITURE. SLuGs;
IMPOSING STONES. STANDING "a LIE },
EaCKS CABINETS FOUNT CABINETS.
QUOT. TlUNS. HOLLOW 9C1DS. ana all me
laDor-s4rins convenlences which from
time 10 time have been Issued
ALSO
a wsu.appoin,ed BOOK BlHDEHY, almost every
article In which is as good r. new, having beeii
purchassd from the makers siacc tn5 wsr, anu
have been but little used.
TEsMs OF SALE: Either cash, or oae-t third cash
with Da lance in four and eight months Interest
adj sd with una fashionable 5scnrity.
JOHN JOHNS, JK., Attorney a. Law,
oc0 Assignee OF Charlie. n " ynne.
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BY James u. Taylor Son, AucGonesrs,
Once No. S?l Main street, three doors below tn 9
spotswood Hotel.

DESIRABLE BRICK COT
l TAGES on FIFTH BEYOEDhElGH STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on MON
Day The l4h instant, on the premises, al o CLOCK
p. NJ, the TWO BECK COTTAGES, with four
rooms each Il port!co in front, water ana gas To-
r.tsd Az a hove Each lot fronts 80 feet on Leigh
street and rams back about l3o feet. The cen,ra!
location of this property and the neignborhood in
which it is located makes 1t very desirdole ioF
vcntent 10 business.
Terms: One. third cash ; balance at three, SIX
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by dead ~ trust. cos,
Els II. TAYLOR & SON,
90 q Anctl0neers.
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THREE BUILDING LOTS, ON NJ A.
| PIE STREET WEST OF THE GhS.HuUSs,
IN PORT MAYO, Fox SALE AT AUCTION ~, o. " " .
lath October, 1857, At 4. o'clock z. NJ, THEE
BUlLDIHG LOTS situated az described above,
fronting thirty three feet each on Maple street,
and running back the usual depth.
TERMS: Liberal, and at salc.
ocs LYME & BROTHER, Auctoneers.
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION, a GOOD
e DWELLING. HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF
LAND, NEAR MATCHEST ER.-Ws will oGer for
sale at public auction, the PREMISE, on TU rs
a very convenient and quite valuable LOT OF
TWO ACRES with DWELLING thereon, adjoin-
Ing the residences OF Rev. w w. Bennett. This IL
good opportunity TO get a comfortable nome III
quict neig hhOrhOCd at small cost.
TERMS: One third cash !; balance atiour: eight,
ard Twelve months, negotiable notes, interest
added title retained until purchase money 10
paid PlLhIAIoS PULL NJ :. 49,.
Oc 3 hUCtlOEesEs'
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctoneers, -
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

FRAME HOUSE, ON STATE
L STREET, IN TIE TOWN OF FULTON, FOR
SALE AT A0CTIoN.-We will sell ct auction, or
the premises. on FRIDAY the nth day of October,
at o'clock r NJ the FRAME HOUSE situated ss
above described, now occupied by Daniel T.
Mauk containing i've rooms. Thers is we'll OF
water in the yard The lot fronts 90 feet and runs
back Ito feet to ten. foot alley. This property
might be altered as to convert it into store, for
which il is a good stand
terms: One-third cash the balance at four
and eight months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&c o AuctioneerS
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
4 VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
CHESTERFIELD HOUSE. N MAECHSSTER.-
At the request of the owners, we will sell atpub-
lie auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY the
22d of October, ls67, at o'clock =. NJ, the CllES-
TERRIFIED HOUSE, located on the north side OF
HIIl street between Seventh and Eighth, Man.
chester The lot fronts - feet and runs back l65
feet. The buildings consist Of double tenement
with very fine bowling alley in rear OF one
tenement. This property is susceptible of dtvi-
sion, which will bs done to suit purchasers. The
location is the best for business in the town, ar
now pays a rent of five hundred dollars per an
nun.
TERMS: cne. fourth cash balance at 1. 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes, intereat added. De-
ferred psymeI.,s secured by trust deed.
PILklNTON, PULLiAM co,
cc 10 AuctiOneerS.
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BY Isbell & Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
opposite Spot. wood Hotel.

A VERY NEAT TWO STORY
N BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. ON THE MOTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BET WEEN MonfQRp
TON ~ III be sold al auction, on the premises.
on TUESDAY the 18th day OF October, lsC', a.
RKiCk HOUSE and LOT, located above men
toned, and at present occupied by Charles heiss'
ESQ, containing four rooms 49,. -,
1sRss. One-Ihlrd cash balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by trust deed.
rr II IsBbi.L y DAVIS, Auctioneers.
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Mules anil Horses for safe,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

r EATHER, LEATHFR.-All in want
i of the best SOLE LEATHER or anything in
the BOOT and SHOE line will DO well to cali 4,
1920 Main street before buying as Will sell A. lov,
As it can be bought IN New York. ! have mt -.
ceivsd another 10. OF those SIX. DOLLAR CALP
SEWED BOUTS. Give Inc call
H. N. CASTOR.
+. WIsPREE. Salesman. OCT
THE SUBSCRIBER will make TO
i order as good DOUBLE SOLE BOOT As can
be made in the city OF Richmond, Of the be-,
French Calfskin and Whte.oak Tanned Sofa
Leather, at TWELVE DOLLARS per pair. Shop
on Ninth street below ST. Pauls church.
Respectfully, 7. W. NIXON.
Oc lin
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctoneers,
corner Franklin aud Governor streets.
brussels AND VELVET CAR
ID PETS, FURNITURE. &c, AT AUCT1ON.-
On FRIDAY the nth instant, at 10 o. clock We Will
sell at our store
One very large Velvet Tapestry Carpet, of
superior quality;
Several very handsome Brus4sls Carpets,
Ingram. Three ply. and Stair Carpeting,
Mahogany Sofas and Parlor Chairs,
Damask and Lace Curtains,
Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Side
boards,
Marble-top Cabinets and Washstands,
Walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Walnut Recess and Cottage Bedsteads
Superior Feather Beds, Pillows. and Bolsters,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses and Bedding,
Cane, Dining room. and Reception Chairs,
Oak Extension Table and Sideboard,
Mahogany and other Wardrobes,
Window SnadeE,
Rugs, Looking Glasses,
Hat Racks. Etegras,
Crockery, Glassware, ToiletTare,
Several good Cooking and ONCE Stoves.
oc 10 COOK LAUGHTON, Auctioneer5.
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY G. b. Tarbrough
Agent, Auctloneer, and Commission Merchant,
No. ! east Broad street, near Brook avenue.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
l. FRIDAY MORNING next, commencing at 10
O'Clock, an asnortment Of
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, GLASSWARE,
GROCkepE, HARDWARE,
BR0OMS, STOVES,
SMOKING TOBACCO, &c.
Consignments solicited up to hour q sale:
) G. b. YARBROUGH,
&C 10 Agent for w J. Rose.
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me witty author OF Lilith Lark saws.
~ the oH'zen: thereafter we shall have
S,n w careful not only who are our prc>i-
,,I ~ but also who are their wives The
dragglcd." iNN'' no' DC De-
49,, - - wen understood that Butler will
- no' n %oGep. any Foreign mission except that
u NiAiStoF 10 the Argentine Republic
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DTV Goods.


I OOK PRICES REDUCED.-THE
No. l4oa MAIN STREET, STILL CONTINUEs.-
Having Just received my second supply OF FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS. respectfully ask the
public to come and examine my stock az am
now Offering the greatest bargains ever offered IN
this city. enumerate acme OF tn great bargains:
Galicoes from Ice. up;
Mousselsino De Lainss, 2sc., worth aoc
Ponlins, 273c., worth h0c.
Fine silk striped Poplns. Soc. worth &c;
Bed Blanke.s, 10, IL, lat, from IS mp;
White Flannel, yard wide, very eno, ooc., worth
81;
Bleachsd and tnblaached Cottons from loc. up;
With great variety OF other goods too numerous
10 mention.
Remember the sign: THE PEOPLES STORE
No 1909 Main street, between Fourteenth and Ell
teenth. oc u-1w "A. LEV I.
Q1o BROAD STREET-CARDOHO,
JIC ALsOP X FOURQUREAH.-Wit the ut
mos, confidence we now offer by far the BBsT AND
MOTT COMPLETE assortment OF goods we have ever
had to the trade. We call especial attention TO a
large number Of goods bought at recent New York
auction sales, when We offer as great bargains We
brio Handkerchefs; very large lot of Towels and
elings at greatly reduced prices also, Cam
brics, Jacones Checked, Striped, and Plain Main
socks ; Plain and Checked Swiss Nj slins, Edges
Inssrtings, Bands. Ribbons, Velyets, and Trim
ming Ribbons, very cheap.
our stock Of DREsS GOODS is very complete
and more extensive than we have ever before Of
fered and having been bought chiefly from AuC-
TIoS, will be found low. In Flannel =, Cassimeres,
Domesics, and Hosiery, our stock is full, embra-
cling every variety. We call attention 10 large lot
Of White, Light, and Dark Kid Gloves, in addition
tn our usual stock, which we can recommend
Mr. Mr. THOMAS B. GIiUARLEs, long and tavorably
known to the public, is with cs, and will be glad to
oRDERs FROM THE COUNTRY RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION. oc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11

JOHN p. WATSON formerly with
y Brown Hill K Co, now Dissolved. tCwtGl-.
sion Merchant and Manufacturers AGENT itr tho
sals 81 Cotton and WoolIrn Yarns, &C., and wool.
No. 1874 Strawberry street. Phitadeiphla, IA. Re
f.rs by permission Ia Mr. JohnW. Turrey, fr"si.
dent Corn Excharg" National Bank. PhiIai"!'
phia; Messrs. VIM < Weaver, 40. 81 Barclay
street New YORK. -" JJ@'tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11
> BY Clopton & HARDWOOD n
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

TWO VALUABLE B q L d n G.
i LOTS. on CHURCH HlLL-ore on the south
east corner of Leigh ard Twenty. seventh streets,
rrouting on the east side OF Twenty seventh street
50 feet and running back 1875 feet to an alley four
teen feet wide also, one other LOT in rear OF the
above. at the southwest corner OF Leigh and
Twenty. eighth streets. fronting on the west Side
OF Twenty eighth street and running back l23
feet TO an alley fourteen feet widc, being parts OF
lots No. and in square 80: so Of the division
TONNE will cell att o'clock +. M. on tho
premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day of October,
1857 the above. described lots
TERYs: At sale. CL0PToN HARDWOOD,
oc 10 Aucionsers.