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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02
A Capital Card7frOm Mr.. Duke.
HANOVER, October 81, 1861
Editors of the Dispatch

Editors of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-In your issue Of the 18th
instant return given by some person of
the elections in Hanover has been pointed
out to me, and as it docs me palpable in
Justice, perhaps unintentionallyD l ask
that may be permitted through the same
channel to correct it. In speaking of the
candidates the writer says: "Duke was
the ertreme South Wickham and Cren-
shaw Conservatives" This language would
lead the reader to suppose that | am what
is called an extreme ".fre- eater" whereas
| am not an extremist in anything, aud
claim to he the only Conservative, in the
strict party acceptation Of the term, among
all the candidates. | was opposed to Sc
cession, opposed to war, and opposed TO
disruption Of the Government in any
way, because I believed these mea,
sures would afford no remedy for the
wrongs heaped upon us; and l was
also opposed to "coGperatiom" with the
Republican party, because to do SC
| must either approve of the mea-
sures of that party and stand upon Hun
nicutt's platform in good .faith, or pretend
to do SO by practicing dissimn!ation and
as | could not do the one, so | did not
choose to practice the other. L speak for
myself alone. ] was well assured, too,
that Conservative Republicans were Just
as odious to true-blue Republicans, and
would be as Indignantly rejected from at
! liiation with them as the compound BIRD
cybuzzard would be rejected by Ton
rivont from the family of turkeys. l mean
no disrespect whatever to those who as
sumo the compound name Conservative
| RepeJlicans. In fact, it is a compliment
to them. Andrew Johnson is at the head
of that wing of the party called COnSerrd.
tiue Republicans, and the vericst Radical
would this day sooner vote for General
| Lee for President than for Andrew John
son.
We see that nearly every respectable
man was repudiated by the party in the
late elections. The motto, and certainly
the practice, seemed to transcend the ad-
vice given to Catiline to seek cooperation
" ctiam alb infmiS." In the late elections
it seemed to be mode cab infimis y; fol
men who could not have entered any de-
cent house except on the most rigid terms
of business, were embraced by them in the
warmest utilization. We are beaten, but
as it was wttily said on another occasion
"Me carls acerc stocked, and knareS aeer'
turned up." Let no man despond, how
ever. The land Of Washington, of Henry
of Jefferson, of Madison, Of Marshall, o
Lee, of Jackson, Of Stuart, of Johnson can
not be ruled by free negroes. Like thu
Douglas, we will bidc our time.
ALFRED DUKE.
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ORR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of tee Richmond Dispatch.
hearth of Political News The Chase ant
Grant Factions.

GRANT
WASHINGTON. October 81.
The dearth in political affairs continues
in this city, and although the place Is
slowly beginning to receive its accession Of
winter visitors there are no prospects OF
any excitement or sensation until near tn,
meeting of Congress. Cabinet changes are
not spoken of by any one, and about the
only subject outside of the past and coming
elections which produces any degree of in
tcrest is the next Presidential campaign,
which will, in all probability, be com
mcnced as soon as the meeting of Congress
The fight for nominations will, al
auy rate; and it may here be noteo
that it is by no means certain that the
friends Of the Chief Justice, who proclaim
that the country is more in need OF imam
cial than military leader, w'il re!lnquiSb
the claims which he has to be the standard
bearer Of the Republican party IN the
coming struggle upon any conS'oeration.
Discussion upon the. Snn)cct"l the radical
nominations Tor inc next PRESIDENCY
among the prominent ana truly lnfluentlai
members OF that party has not commenced,
and various circumstances point very
plainly to the fact that it will not be in
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had occasion to drive out and chastise one
Of crowd of negroes who were disturb
ng the peace, and who had actually
threatened his life, had his store burned
Town, and suffered the loss Of his entire
stock Of goods.
Thus, you see, the Radical course has
brought on the war Of races. 1t is to be
hoped that the good sense and second So
Der thought Of the negroes will lead to
heir breaking away from such rule.
SEASIDE.
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By Bowman s. stroock, Auctioneers,
No. l2 Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary

7 ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
/ $50, 900 WORTH OF SEaSONABLE GOODS
We will offer for sale at onr aucslol-Tooms or
TUESDAYthe 5th OF November, $4,000 WURTE
OF REASONABLE GOODS, consisting Of
BLEACHSD and Brown SHEETlNG anc
SHIFTING,
PRINTS,
PLAID3, -
CHECK5,s2
LINSEES,
SILECIaS,
EEAGK bRoArcloTH.
CASSIMERES,
S WIFE and tcoLoRsD. sosoM SHIFTS,
CALICO and CASHMERE SHIFTS,
MEHINO SHIFTS,
ladies' and GENTS HOSIERY,
sUSPENDERS,
S M9$E4H T'F Comforts,
sGARFs,
NUBIAS,
CAPES,
CL0AKs.
PAPER COLLARS, ETC., etc.
ALSO,
100 dozen MEMS and BOYS BLhGK HATS =,
''' 'A'i MISSES BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, an'
BALM0RALS.
ALSO,
Abont 80 600 worth OF READYMADE CLOTHING
In addition to the above We Will sell ABOUT SoVV
worth of DAMAGED STOCK.
The attention of the trade is called to the above
Terms OF SALE: All sums under TlOV G ASH
under 5000, sixty days; over thst amount h'he'!
DAYS. with approved endorsements
LII 'N BOWMAN & sTRoOCK,
oc3o Auctioneers.
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2 ~ HI MON D sANDII s
B0RDER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," FAIR.

Notice Is hereby given that al articles pats'n:
this road In tended FOR exhibition AZ the above
fair ito be held in Danyllle. Va, on tie 9Th
sth. Eth, and Sih OF November next will va
charged A. the regular RATS OF transportation FOR
snch articlcs bu! II not dIsro.ed OF at The far
will be
RETURNED FREE.
and the amount paid Tor transportation ~ the
sans 10 the fair refunded II returned vi, hin ten
days from tie date Of their sh pm. n.tO the 'air
Life members Of the Border Agricultural Soc ETY.
on exhibition OF their certificate oi life member.
ship, will be passed free to ard from the fair.
Return tickets will bs sold at the ticket Offices
to al persons going to the fair from any point on
thit road, at ths regular rate one way, with The
privilege OF returning free; but sGch ticks can
only be- procured At the comptny's ticket 0.ces.
Persons paving heir fare on the cars viii be
Charged fun fare both ways.
BY order Of the board OF Directors.
THOMAS pUDA&EAD
oc 23-2v superintendent.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

SALE OF A LOT OF
GROUND on MILL STREET, IN ADAMS
VALLEY.--ln x.cu,ion OF a deed of trust from
tee dated 25th of July. 1866 and recorded in Hem
rico County Court CLERKS office, being thereto
directed by the creditor secured will sell at auc.
ton, upOn the premises on TRUhSDif me I'M OF
November, at half-past4 O'Clock 7. If fair, If
not, then on the next fair day thereafter: at the
same hour the property conveyed by said deed
being LOT OF GROUND front ng 90 eet on The
west side of Mill street running back gro feet, and
adjoining the property Of D. Won Grooming, &.
AlDrecht, and others.
TERMS: Enough cash to tefray thu expenses of
the sale and to pay $3.50 with interest from July
IS 1857 {: the balance upon terms OF payment TO be
made known at the time OF sale.
THEODOk GANTER, Trustee.
GRrBEs & WILLIAMS Auctionaers. oc26
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AaActd0m Sales.
By erubbs williams. Aaetions sss ..,.s,,
~~~~~-
FUTURE DAY.

BY arubbs williams. Anetonss.' .o,,
ro,,bvss. corner Of Main and Eleventh sHss"'
n,upEE NEAT BRICK DWELL =;
faas ON THE EAST PIPE Ey RE sgT HHTn s
sTRE6I r, O. HfI.II FOB SALE At AUCTION,
!GAM M6abAT, 4th November, commencing at a. q,
o,cinckP M we Will sell upon the premises sns
Il 49, Cottage. and occupied by J. E. Bryant,
Campbell and Mrs Buliinston, ts tRs
, theJ and all are supplied with water.
The situation is amongst the mort desirable N
tbs civ. beirg very convenient to business, sut-
gcIentiy retired, and having the advantage OF the
aniendid view for which CANDLES Hill is 80 Ia
nous. To-,
Persons wishing to secure comfortable and desi-
,abie homes at mod rate cost are particularly re-
uuested to ate md IN Ia sale.
The terms will be made known at the time OF
sale. GhUBbS VILLA AND,
oc 81 8ucCOneers
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By Lee s Goddin,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
1 FLUVANNA COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust executed to me by waiter 8; Fon,
cierk,s Offices of said county. and of date October
"a. 1850, shall by virtue of said deed and at the
request OF John G. Hughes. proceed to sell on the
5th day of November. 1867, in the town OF Column.
bia to the highest bidder. FOR cash, The frtct OF
LAND on which the said Fontaine no# restless
containing 800 acres, situated on the Big Byri
creek, and bang five miles from Columbia and
four miles O! the Rivanna Mills The buildings on
said laud consist OF good dwelling honse con-
tanning five rooms barn, stable. tobacco. hous $,
and ali other ms cessary out buildings. Tho land
is highly improved, and considered oae OF the best
in that section. 1T, l..
The proceeds of the above sale to be applied 10
the payInent Of bonds OF said Fontaine to SAID
Hughes, amounting to ~ S33 SO, with Interest from
the LIST IF December 1860 the same being me 1e-
trustee believes the title to the land to be good,
but viii only convey such a. is vested In HIM by
the trust deed JOSEPH II. TURNER,
ne ~ sodtlNoSdtds Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctoneers.
G &c s2l Main street,
tbree doors below SpOtsTood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
Y sInNBY FOR SALE At AUCTION: Will be
sold on TUESDAY the 5th day Of November on the
iny lots in Sidney, fronting each on Laurel street
twenty-f sc fact and unning back one hundred
and forty three feet TO an alley twenty let vida;
These lots are on the south de Of the plank road
and nearly opposite the Westham House, and are
considered to oe among the most valuable building
lots in that portion of the city.
TEENS: One fourth cash balance in four eight,
and Twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added the credit payments 10 b ID. secured ny deed
Of lrust JAMES NJ. Ia L"h ~ soH,
no NuCtlVHeel'.
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More 0utrnS,s by Negroes.
Correspondence of tho Richmond dispatch

correspondence oil tho klchmOrd dispatch.
EASTERN SHORE, VA, }
October 20, 1867.
One gentleman has had u tenant: bouse
burned because he refused TO rent, ! SUD.
pose, 10 Republican. The same gentle
man has had his meat house broken oman
and q large amount Of meat carried on
Another gentleman, a merchant, having
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Railroads.
H M a szs sEsz;
Ogp1cg RICHMOND AVID YORK RIVED
RAILROAD CoNYAsT.

osp1cz RICHMOND AVID YORK RrvzR)
RAILROAD CoNYAsT,
RICHMOND, October 7s iss7
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
bsY5 5stk mp TIE BSs1dy
CLIMATE. CHICAGO, .LnUG,yILLE. P.RABRs.
BURG, CUMBEKLAND, AVID ,WHsRLIyG.-
this depo. NJ TO o'clock r. N. for the abo7s
points, and forwarded With dispatch aud at rss.
sopsble rates. Passengers Tor Baltimore and Phil
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore ea,Jy LeY,
morning. and Phladelphia that night Fars-To
Baltimore, -; to Philadelphia, IS 80. Passengers
TUESDAY; TH vIs,Ss Z, s and s.TgRoAY a.
ate anainEs rsssissd M9fhdsys WGdGs,dy and
day at O'Clock s. N. for White Houpa Prsigf
received every day up tos O'Clock 2. N, Sunday
shippers. observe the following directions.
From BOsToS TO kICHYoSD.-Har your rood,
" Union Line. and ship by Boston ard Pow.
giver- Railroad Line" pier no. Light. street
wharf, Baltimore.
From ,PHILApELrEIA TO R1cHsoSp Forward
all goods by the "Philad.lphta and BsItirnrra
Union Line" Is north wharvss, Philadelpni..
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line yje2
No, Light street whlrf Baltimore:
FHoa BALTiHORg TO RIcHNOTD.-Ship all goot.
ny the "Richmond and York River Railrosi
Line" A. NEEUhAM & sO3S, Agents. pier No
Ligh.-straet wharf BaL'iT wTfr,,y y v.o.
General Freight and T!cke. gent
CAPTAIN JOAN n. Freeman,
Passenger ard Freight Agent. oe3j
DICHMOND AND DA WILLIE
RAILROA D-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TIA I DAILY-On
and after MONDAY, October, 500, the Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows:
GOITG EsT.-Through mail and passenger train
leaves Richmond daily at !. IS 4. VI arrives Al
Danvils st4P. NJ; leaves Danyille q, 4Csp M:
arrives at Greensboro at 10 2 ~
GOING EAsr.-Leaves Greensboro daily ASS
A. N !: arrives at DsnVilie at SOS 4. il leaves
Danvile at $40 A. n. arrives al Richmond al
Al 2. II.
Trains connect st Burkevills with PASSENGER
trains on the soathslde railroad Except on sun.
days) connect at Greensboro daily with train.
on the North Carolina rsiroai
THOMAS DpDANBID,
oc superintendent.
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BY James NJ. Taylor L Son. Auctioneers,
Office 10. SCI Main street, three doors Delo"
Sp0t5wood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
L HOUSE AND LOT, ON LOCUST 'r ALLEY 4 I LEY
At sUCTION.-By virtue If deed of trust exc
cuied 10 ms as trustee by Thomas Clay Maddux
and Otis G Judd dated the sh day Of May, 1855;
duly recorded In the clerks Of the Richmond
Hastings Court and at the request OF the beneici-
ary in said deed, shall proceed to sell at auction
on THURSDAY the 9TH November, 1857, on the
premises at u o'clock NJ the DWELLING
HOUSE aud LOT named in said deed situated on
Locust alley between Main and Franklin streets
fronting 81 feet on said Locust alley aud running
back in parallel lines loo feet
Terms: Cash enough TO pay the expenses OF the
sale aEd The tum o; 81, IO6 Is. with interest from
the 18th day of May, 1867: balance on such terms
Az will be made Known on the dav Of sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES ID. TAYLOR y
Gov lnc.innaar. oc 10 lot
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BY Lee & Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

ON CLAY STREET HEAR BROOK AVE-
NUE.. COSTAIHING SEVEN ROOMS. FOR SAL.
AT AUCTIoN.-By request Of the owner We wlIl
sell at public auction on TT HsDA TN OF no
that h andsome and truly valuable BRICK DWELL
ING located on Clay street near the chapel, con-
ami or seven rooms. with Closets gas ard water
througLou, With brick kitchen with two rooms
near the dwelling. The entire properly IN me
most perfect repair. The lot has front 81 ABOUT
Is feet extending back 20 alley the usual depth
Truvs. Al sale LEE i GuDDlN,
10 Auctnoeers.
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:. CHANCE To SELL VIRGINIA

A CHANCE To SELL VIh"ININ.
"A LANDS have formal business ys, COZ X.
tale Agents and Brokans, Philadeip who hN'TI
applications Tor the purchase o! lsESe ESGE' u;
farm. and other real property IN 'tts!nn,1d b.,
Psnnsyiysnisns desiring 70 remove 10 tbtS Stale
On application, IN person OF by mall, WI. .rs.
pleas urs furnish any one having land iot 'A'' ~
slno information on ,he sa bJeet, 80,
I'D. lAB0DkS, Attorney
sp so-u Rishnoha'
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

oHERIFFs sALE.-By consent of
nar,ies' thers will be sold for cash, on the 4TH
NoEEmBsR. 1857 at IL o'clock, If fsir' 4 not, the
next fair day. at the resd OF D. us rom the
city Of Richmond the following propertyIt9S R R
All hi. said B. W. Green's in t. a I'm not
k ro 1T one COW one FOUR HORSE AUSn,
and one RoAEE STALLION to sss,siy AZ K Co. rs
fion In INV hands in favor OF Davenport o w.
Green, SC. IT T SMITH, 8. q. c.
H. d. othi
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Re0J Estate agencies.

CABELL 81 WATKINS, NIB M "a.
~ street. Lancaster BuildiDg. Eichm"nd. *
EgAL Estate AGENTS And AUCItVH ~ .r,
having especial facilities with northern 40 Ma.
Of REAL ESTATE, In the city and STATE Iot ~ 4
exchange, lease, or purchase, privately @'-
auction, on the most liberal terms. ,y,I
E. CAREIAuTOS C4Bhhb'
nulo-su j. b. WATKINS.
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SZi1p1i2aN.


TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DOMINION
n STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--The $sEA
new and elegant side wheel steam .@E@E
ship sARhTDGA, Csutain KING, Mfs&xA
q 1% iVaD mp to P. NJ SATURDAY; Fare, ~.
Roqnd o s2' s.seFg egb pa.ssse
apply to. u.,,. a. D. hia SnI stroe;s.
EOR CHATTER, the B a RQ q Z
| e civilian RENNJE,' now discharg.. III:
| ing at City Point. VIII be- ready in aboot SSrrT
ten days. Capacity, $50 hogsheads, or
OH NV Hu'' DAVENPORT & CO.
DOR NEW YORK-FIRST YES"
ner b. A. BERRY, VOORHEES, master, having GFTT
the larger portion OF her cargo engsseo n
| and going on board, will have quick dlspa'eh'
For balance OF 'fe'sh' I GpRs3yw VI cURRIE,
oc 3l-at corner Eighteenth and Cary streets:
DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
z AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5 u y Es5LT s
t1 6SMPARSYwGAEaPES sFhk k%9rEasz
FREIgHTs REPgGE Er GH AkSssH fT'
M MHS y Of 1Sn e6 % baltimore sysIy
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY; LssTes V Hi It; .
mond every WEDNsspAY "a and s Wwsp1t, :!
o,cIosk A. a1sfssneT srA Viii leave here sun
by MoREiNG st O'Clock. Freisht re-
ceived every day Sunday excepted up ~
state rooms, and passenger accommodations. rare
reduced to THREE DOLLARS Meals ard state
rooms extra For freight or passage apply 70
DAVID WILLIAM C0kRiE.
ONCE at Charles T. Workman i Co.'S, Eliteenth
street. w -
nor HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
II The Br brig RAINBOW, Captain SMITH, Ia.
Vii ha dispatcR ed as above. For freight, XTTT
apply to CAehlh DEVIL hh'. --7SA-
Oc l5-lm
NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The boats
" Of the JAMES RITER D A !
KANAWHA CANAL COMPASi SsSSzzsssaasSlE~s.<ssSs
will leave the dock as usual ~
promptly at IL o. clock II. on TUESDAYS. THURS-
Freixht and tolls on goods for LynchbuLs and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid at the oP
ton of the shipper. Freight received ana oeii'ef'
ed at my Office, on the doc K.
Way freight will not be delivered All charges
| are paid.
i Honte EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

JTALUARLE FARM. CONTAINING
Y 225 ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED FARN-
ING AND GARDEN LAND. POINTING ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG TUENPlhE AND CHARLES
CITY ROAD, THREE MILES FROM RICH MONp,
FOR SALE AT sUCT4 ON.-By request of DR.. H.
Lofand, we will sci! on MONDAY. November II,
1857 at o'clock 2. NJ, on the premises. his val
liable farm, located as described above. contain
inv 225 acres OF highly improvs I'd land, upon which
there is comfortable dwelling containing four
ROOMS aud all necessary out bui! dings, all new.
OF this tract Us are opon and IN cultivation
the residue well timbered Fifty acres are well
Bet in timothy and clover, and the Premises en-
closed with an excellent plank fence and cedar
adjacent to the dwelling is we'll Of most excel
lent water.
Terms: Ons. fourth II cash the balance at six
twelve ard eighteen months for negotia bic notes
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured
nv deed of trust LEE 4 GODDIN.
Luctionesrs.
The above farm will be disposed OF at private
sale &c I'-7oetiAtdlds
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rOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
4 AID ALI LAaDiaGS OF THEH STS =
giant steamer JoHs SYLVESTER 2xaEsEsatssaS
CAPTAIg z. G. GIPPo2D.
lasyas her Ihar! at Rockets for above -nhmeo
places on NOuDAY. WEDN ESDAY, and PRlDAY
a. $50 O'Clock a. ~, and rsturn on Tuesday
iIpIIsssSGsRS arrive at NORFOLK N time &c
connect with steamers for BALTihOHE and
POINTS NORTH. r,-,c,r,c
TEAM leaves CITY POINT for Petersburg
on arrival of NTE MEE.
Fare to Norfolk, 5? so
FHEIGHT
rsceiyad at al. hours for BOSTON, b ALTlM MORE,
nrincinaI LIEDITGS ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
ane al LANDINGS ON JAMES RlVER at rea'
sonable rates.
Freight for Say landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to yIrser Of steamer must De
enclosed In a Govsr7Gtsk; stamped envelope.
AonlT TO L. 3. fATUM, Agent.
feSEts once. Steamer's wharf.
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
4 Narcein Catrein, Digatalin,
Atrrpia, Cubebin,
Ealeriauats OF Morphia,
Narcotin Propylanin,
chlOr. PrnpylAmin, Leptandrin.
Podop3yiin, Napthalin, Feratfia,
Edlariauate Of Zinc,
Valerianats Of Iron,
Qrini+, Acct Quina Saler!ana:e OF Ouin'a
Murats OF Quiril, FeIrccyanide of Quinia,
Aiseniats OF Quinia,
Q1iniIia, phi tinchona,
Iodine, Bromine, &c
for use In Prescriptions ard for sals by
J. BLAIR. Druggist,
&C 81 SIS Broad street.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS. =

yNO COUNTRY MERChANlS.--
i Dom, you believe II. that yoI cen bay ~ ~,
FECTIONERiES any cheaper IN SdlNmgt1 We -
you can in Richmond. ! plodge nrset, 20 ssI,
you every article a. Baltimore prices anu .n .rtii
instances at lass. An experience OF over I"e' ~,
years and successful business. enables IT.
so. Call and sss NE. LOUIS bosSIbCN,,
Oc IL iII- N@'" 49,
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AaSctSO1a Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY &. Gathright, Auctioneer.
No. la33 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

THIS DAY.
By &. Gathright, Auctioneer.
No. lS33 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
T WILL SELL ATT MY STORE THIS
l. tsATUEDAY) MORNING at 10 o'clock, an as
tortmcnt OF FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
BLANKETS,
SHEETS,
DESKS,
lne COUNTER.
ALSO,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY,
SOAPS, &c.
Also, large assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
CLOTHS.
CAsSIMERES.
UNDERWEAR,
SOCKS.
NUBIAS.
COMFnETS, ..ov
CLOAKS, and numerous otn et
arlicles. b. IA tinnser
no2 Hu---
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CORRECTION cries.

NEW RAISINS, NEW PRUNES,
~ CRASBGRkiES,
CiTRON,
DRIED. PEACHES,
APPLES, &C. 81
ISBOE BESEDfCT CO.'S.
&C Slim Main and b. hth oNe"l'.
DEA RS, M a L A Or & GRAPES'
/ HAVANA 0RAEGBS.-Ju received
Lsrge lot fine luscious PEARS,
10 kegs Malaga GRAtEs,
barrels Havana ORANGES,
crates Catawba GRAPES,
and q large supply OF Dew crop
RAISlSS, FIGS,
PKUNES, CUkkANTS,
CITRVN, &c,
10 which We invite the attention Of all In want
Gallon ANDREW PIZZINl i CO,
oc % 40 syT Broad t'T-'i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02
BY Isbell & Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auetiono'
opposite spotswood Hotel.

BY 1sbell DaFis'
poal Estate Agents and Auetioneei''
opposite spotswood Aotel.
~Es1RABLE BRICK TENEMMH EN- ! ~
UoE TIE FAST si .h 9 SFFR JET FOR s4Ls
sToA rcTinN viii be sold upon the pss7 81
an T1EeDAY the sth day OF N1Tsm TTIEialEMsNT.
O. clock NJ. that desiranLe ,itcben &C., situated
y. above mentioned. This properly Is, 10 ,ostdenca
ranged for business house hnu NJ three and
hnn,,bs for negotiable notes with interest
added, and seeuT TsfBs Fl DAVIS, Auctoneers.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Anctioneers and Commission Merchahts' fhseeh'n
street between Main and Cary.
WE WILL SELL at our warehouse,
w Nos 4sand 3, Fifteenth street. between
Main and and Cary, on MONDAY, 4h instant. com;
msas n s & 5epihEEss w1SEs LaGoR &c.
'0n'''' ESsGoN SIDES,
BACON SHOULDERS,
BREAST BACON,
HAMS,
SUGARS and COFFEEs,
MACKEREL and HEEklNGS,
ADAMANTINE CANDLEs,
pr CIDER VINEGAR,
81 CARB and SAL SODA,
BRcoMs and BUCKETS,
BLACKIGG, PAPEB, &C.
ALSO,
WHISKEY,
BRANDY and an assortment OF VINES.
S. JONES, j., co,
mo- Auc!ioneers.
By E. Gathright, Auctioneer.
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
TROCKERY AT AUCTION.-For the
" trade will sell at my store on MONDAY the
4th Of November, at 10 o'clock, Is hogsheads OF
WHITE GRANITE and e WARE, consisting III
100 BASINS and EWERs,
500 CHI tMBERS, with and wllhout Covers ;
Q 600 FOWLS. all sizes:
500 PITCHERS, all sizes
500 sets CUPS and SAUCERS,
100 TEA POTS,
100 dozen PLATES,
WV - ALSO,
SUGAR BOWLS.
DISHES.
SCOLLOPS,
SPlTT0OSS,
NAPLES, =.
tend the sale. h' ia .rr,,rnasar
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