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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
INSURANCE.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
Department OF E~nsurancg.
CoLUnBIs, OaJtu

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
Department OF Insurancg.
CoLU1maIs, OiJtu
4 Is herehy certified, that the
FIRE 1SsURANCE Co.,lOeated a. " t4A84Il
state OF Conneeneut, has compiled
specuss with the laws Of this State
year, and has Gled tins once q
sworn statement. ny the proper Om0ars,
owl its condition and business, 90 the
date OF such statement, as follows
Amount Of actual paid mp Cap ~, a., o,
-ltaIs -FAfe+Nl"@
As Aggsses$seea.n.Dauann.s....ah- 22i7,29a q
Aggregate amount or Liable
ties. Including Reinsurance AvQ2la9 ~
Amount Of Income for the pre-
ceo1nB L4AlY
Amount ofeZpendituresio lori the
preceding 8ff9D o'
In Witness Whereof have
~ hereuutu subscIlDe4 ME
(sEAE) name. and caused 4a A44
~ my Omce to be amEeds tne
day aud year abuye written.
-JANIEsH GOODMAN
AUDIroH OF
GEO G, EATON, AaEETsH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
A rA1TmFUh FEsIEND,

One tbafk always ready to Hd ~ nne hour
OF mfsfortunebv IRE, has the q aaAaRTNoRp
F1TW TTgURaN6E 90 proved TO be-fqE Or
most Sir5V Years,t to all her EotW ho4lfE
Away solid, safe, prompt AND rllpei
bv superior merits. she promises Only WnlJ
she is anle and willing to perform. S4fh
,hfTftv and carefulFmanHgemrnt marx tle
OIDHhRTFoRD as peoffhe Uelg bess lhsuA-
ani.e COMPANIES in Atnerlca.
With CASE ASSETS OF over Two 4l4
Quarter Millions Of Dollars rates tot
ance ~ CHEAP as security win permit y4l
can trust your dwelling or mercna A4les y
no safer insurance than u HarLufIu E0A-5.
viii AFFORD. Secure one al once from the Ageai
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

TIN ROO6ng. House and Harm spout
il ing done N Short notic-. Also, all JOB
bfng and Repairing belonging t. the Tin
smith business nc always as low as the
quality of The material used viii p fn1t-
jyI6-tf THOMAS EVANS, JR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
NEW ARRRRTIsEMENTs
9O3OOO RRUFT CAMS!

MADE Ou9 OF the Best ChaTc6a1I Tin
M warranted MOTTO 1eak-f0R sale attic
lowest cash prices b.
jy16-tf ~ THOMAS EVANS, 9R-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
Div DrIlg sGOre.

J. LYBRAND & CO., Agents, Delaware, O.,
ID for sale by all Druggists n Medicine
aIprS everywhere,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
GEO. %.
lea TempIar Han uulId1o8t
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department Of Insurance,

Department of Insurance,
CoBUanUs, o.. Jnu. so is5it
1t is hereby certified that flg HOME 4N-
SURANCE COMPANY, lOcateu s. Ela-
ven, in the State of Connecticut hes com
piled in all respects wi d the laws 81 Lpls
State relating tosuch Insurance EoupAn5eg
for the current yesr, and has flied IA lA4
office asWOrn statement, by the ROPER CAL
GERS. showing its condition and business N
the date of such statement, as follows
-. 81, OOa0JJ-O
Aggregate amount OF aNa4AaD4e .
A66eES...ss..+........ss ..sg-s -r...s.ss''s -r'@+1''-
Aggregate mOun OF Llaullaes5 -
including re-insurance-....,......- Fyiet Af
Amount Of Income Tor the pre-
ced1ng A19fpfi1
Amount of Expenditures lOrNhe
preceding l5'f4
In witness whereof i have here
unto subscribed my name anu
rsrAI.1 caused the seal Of my once TO
be affixed, the day ana year
above written,
JAS. ia. GOODMANs
Auditor OF State.
GEO. e. EATON, AGENT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

MORNING STAR Cooking stoves
w have been f~heropghIy tested for the
.paSt-Een year-@ThnasanaGztestity OF its
superior qualities Buyit and yoHWIH have
no regrets of SO foltsh an act asbe1ng de-
is the only Stove dealer in Delaware thai
can buy of the MaaNEaeturer OF the Morn
ing star OTHERS cannot buy them sEcep
bVdeceptfon. BugSHH then of
THOMAS EVANS, JR., ~z
Sole Agent.o Of Hahqfacturer for Delaware
County. E-~ er- -Jyib-I
you are mofhumbugged in buying a
high priced -C0oEing Stove Wneu You
buv the SteWarrGOORPug Stove of
--F THOMAS EVANS. JR..
sole Agent of Manufacturers for Delaware
County. jyI6-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15
AUCTros SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

A TTRACTIyE SALE OF ELEGASI
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ChRPEns,
AND MIRRORS, AT AUCTION.-On TIL uhs-
DAY the 18th instant, at hatf-pnst 10 CLOCK, wy
will sell Mt the residence of Moses a: sauNan WHO
Il declining hcusekeeping) No 500 Gay street
between Eighth and Ninth streets, his AouSE-
HOLD FURNITURE. consisting OIL -r--
An ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARL0R sui,
covered with silk brocatele, consisting OF TWO
sofas, six pnrlor chairs, one arm chalr r., mr. =
One Handsomely carved MARBLE-TOP TABLE,
One Beautiful ROSEWOOD ETAGEKE, marble
Two oas Superior FRENCH PLATE PIER MIR
SILK Kof BIsocATELLE w1NDow-cURTA1Ns
ELEGANT GAM FRESCH CLOCK, with glass shade ;,r.,
superior VELVET and HREE-P PLY CARPETS,
Handsome RUGS and PARLOR MhTS,
beautiful AIARBLE-TOP WALNUT BnEEI,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING-TABLE,
OAK DINING-ROOM CHAlRS
OAK HAT-RACK. very handsome er,n
HAIL OILCLoTH and BRUSSELS oiAA'
One o xeTy hsndsomc ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
slit deliberately carved;
Excellent ri AIR and SHUCh MATIRESeEo,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
LOOKING-GLhSSES.. -,-,,-1r,-pE
one complete suit Of COTTAGE fUkNll ChE,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCkERs,
CHAMBER LOUNGE, covered with green reps
WbsUSThNDS, TOILET WARE, &c;
A general assortment of KITCHEN FURNi'
TURE. COOK LAou!:; 80,
no Is AhCIi'h''i"'
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99o3O

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANkRUPwS
~ LAND ~ THE COUNTY Or ALLIE
GiiA&Y AT ACCTION.--By virtue Of orders of
the United states district court Tor the district OF
Virginia, dated l7th and 3lst August, lsGo shall
offer Tor sale OH TUESDAY the a0th day OF No
ycrnber, 1852, 1T Il O'Clock H., IN front OF the
United states courthouse, In The city Of Rich
mond, free from I'll liens and membranes. the
following property belonging TO the bankrupt
TRACT Or LAND lying In the county Of Allie
ghany, Va, containing THIRTY THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, on Dun
lop's creek and POTTS creek and their This
landIlcs near 10 Coyingtou, and Is said 10 abound
in valuable minerals, rs 1t IS not far distant from
the iron ore lands recently purchased by PennSyl-
vauia iron mongcrs and capitalists.
TERMS One-third cash the balance on cre!iiL
OF sale the purchaser To give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments, and The title
10 he retained by the assignee until sucn notes are
paid. AND'W kCIdEkuLEN, -AssiSnee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
vTHE VERY BEAUTIFUL ESTATE

THE VERY BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
1 KNOWN AS "pOcAHONTAS,n ON THE
UPPER JAMES RIVER TlliHrI,SlN NIL Is
TAIEiSG NINE HUNDRED AND FnRIi-S
ACRES. AND INCLUDING s VALUABLE
MILL, TOGETHER WITH stoCkr CMntS'
iMPL EMENTS, &C., FOR SALE AT httlloS.
By request Of the owner, whose business ~ M,
city requires his constant attention, we win sell
uDon the premises on TUESDAY, 10Th Noyem,
bcr at - O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE ESTATE
embraces about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ny ACRES of hrst-cass James River low
grounds, FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF superior
high-ands cleared and In cultivation, and TiiRtE
HUNDRED AND SENEATf-Sl% ACkES III
woods, with some line timber.
The improvements are i BRICK NN ELi.lNr,
beautifully situated and IL good repair "lsh sLH
large and two small rooms, and out-houses stth -
are usual on an estate working twenty-five hahGs,
including large, new courthouse anah'e 'oo'S''
barns. :,
stones, and 4 SAW-MILL with S!-taeh SAW M al
new, and supplied with water froB t!ss eahai' NC
mill yields about s.: 200 to l.5oo per 3nhoh IN soa
This farm, jGdicously manasea III ;sante and
with the mill, could DC made very pfohtdDie, az
IL offers many Inducements to tuose seeking
pleasant esta blishmeat IN the country. >, ~ ~.
After the sale of the land we VIII scAt wy
CROPS of all kinds inelqains ap s9n ~ ~ COWS
two YOKE or OXEN, SHEEP. and HOGS s,,s ~ =,
tha PLANTATION MACHINERY ana d. , l. r.
MENTS, embracing the usual variety. \ siof',
"TnRMs For the iand one-third cash balance
at one and two years. Tor reSottahts Hc's,, far
interest added, secured ny trust ceSi an a,
the personal property the aeshis VI" -. ,IenI ;ne
S,ie NAV 20 Inv the packet which leaves the cily Oh
| MONDAY the 18th November 81 o'eiosA' aHu
return the hsAt IGiEsueBs & WILLIAMS
Auctioneefs.
90 .e-2sthss oth, Noed, .th, &ttb, ids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15
Al.r1I,flT1oy sALEs--.Fufure Days.
BY. WcllingtonTGoddin
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
1914

A SsIGNEEs SALE OF TWO HUN
"A DRIED AND EIGHT AND FIyE-sIX-
TEENTHS ACRES OF LAND IN LUNEN-
orders Of the United States district court for the
district Of Virginia, dated nth and 3ls of August,
1860. shall offer for sale, on TUESDAY the 30th
day of November, 1859, mt II O'Clock 81, I'm front
OF the United States courthouse In the city of
Richmond. freefrom al liens and incum ORANGES,
the following property belonging to tho bankrupt
estate of John :. Johns TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHT AND FIVE-SIXTEENTH ACRES OF
LAND lying In the county eli LuHenDurg. Va ,
lands Of William j. Fowlkes. Ahram +. Webb.
DR.. Robert Ii. Crawley. William f. Robertson,
and others.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance on Il credit
OF six and twelve months, with Interest from day
of SALE the purchaser to give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments tho title to
be retained by the assignee until such notes are
paid. AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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BY Wellington GOddin,

7 ARGE AND CONYENIENTLY-AR-
ARRANGED RESIDENCE, AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CARY AND FIRST
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTipN.-At the
request Of the owner, who has purrhasc!a farm 10
which she Is about to remove, will sell a auc-
ton, on the premises on WEDNESDAY the Eth
day of November, 1859. at O'Clock 7. VI. that
large yvcl-arranged and desirable BRICK AND
STUCCOED TENEMENT, located IS above,
now In the occupancy Of Mr. Wilson G. Thomas.
The lot has front of 81 fee: and depth OF ~ feet
twelve rooms -four on each fnor), and there + on
the premises large brick kitchen, brick stable
and carriagc-houSc. For u lIrre family this pro-
perry has many advantages.
TERMS: Onc-iifth cash; balance at three, six,
nine and twelve months, for negotiable notes. In
tcrest added, secured by a trust deed.
nol2 W. GOnnIN, AuCtiOnccr.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
huctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
y VALUABLE LEA Sc II oil ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN Ti!IE-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREEIS.-Hy
virtue oil Il decree Of the circuit court Of Hlclr-
mond pronounced Oh the 9th November, 1900, in
The casc Of Van NlictS against LoebS. shall. rs
special commissioner thereby appointed. proceed
to sell a! public auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY the 10Th November, is82, 1t | . clock
+. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLp
referred to in the deed OF lease from v lillian W.
Fulcrrr TO Mason Loeb, Augustus Loeb and
Charles Loeb, duly recorded in Richmond Hus-
rings Court. The iot embraced IN III" lease fronts
on The south side of Main street = cct rrns back
ISJ feet. The lease nude Tor fifteen wears From
1T july. 1865, ut the annual rent OF $3.50 aud All
taxes anu insurance thereon, but 1T the end OF said
lease The lessor or his representatives, are 10 pay
valuation for the building erected thereon, ut the
valuation IF t,co DISTINGUISHED parties mutually
chosen. or their umpire
tn the said leased lot n very large. irst-clnss
huiidir three stories high. has been erected, and
i now in the occupancy OF William Il. ferguson
& Co.
TERMS Onc-third cash balance ut three and
six months for Negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained till al the purchase money Is
M id and n conveyance ordered by the court.
The special attention OF the public Is respect
fully called to the sale OF this valuable lcnschuld.
JOHN .. STEGER.
10 IL Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15
Secrets OF the Postal Service---A Talk
with Il Detective.

4 correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
writes from Washington an account OF the
saiIul detections Of post-o1fice robbers.
lie says
a very large percentage Of dcpredations
on letters is made by the families of men
who suffer, (said Mr.. Depro, the detective
~ an example of which ! recall, Just now,
the name of celebrated claim agent OF
Washington city. lie WAS in the habit OF
receiving every day large fees from his eli
ontS in all parts of the country, and be
c-.me to the poSt-otlicC to complain that
Quantities of his letters were daily robbed
Cl their rcmittances and returned to the
writers with tauntiug remarks appended,
-. :" Didn't you think this money was GO
Ing straight? You're a fool to think that
vJim cash can reach the agent. Robbed by
the poSt-oiiice man; try again" The
agent came to the post-oliice with loud COM
plants oil dishonesty there, and the Post
master asked me to investigate the case.
SON RoBEISG HIS FATHER.
] saw speedily that the empticd and re-
turned letters were superscrlbed with the
left hand 1t bothered me to know what
object there could be in thus returning the
covers of robbery, and | was sure that no
.l.ost-otlice clerk would be SO absurd.
dropped couple of letters TO the
calm agent, and in Il day or two called upon
him.
Who gets your mail from the post
oiiice:''
My son brings it every morning"
"Wcll, it's your son who is robbing
you!"
The old man flushed up Indignantly.
My son, sir! That's II slauder! 1t is
impossible He is the soul Of honor, and
NY chief assistant"
"Well, do you want Inc to examine
him!"
. Yes, sir; but you will find it vain. He
j, nay only SON."
Directly the boy came in, and l addressed
him:
Ibid you receive yesterday two letters
from B. and j"
ono, sir!"
As he said this q red line started from his
jaw and ran up to lis temples.
look there said TO the father; :"
don't always believe in marks of guilt, but
how Is it your boys face Pushes like that
when / merely mention two names
Thomas, ii is necessary that / search you"
searched him, and found nothing.
Iherei" said the father, .'you were
never more oil the track in your lfe."
"Ihomas," said /, Where do you sleep 7
should like TO go TO your room"
h.. Arrived at his room, opened his cham
faker secretary, and there saw one of the
Envelopes had myself directed.
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1910
SsTCyEE,S SALE OF RANKRUPTS

A SSlGNEE'S SALE VI DAN hIsOI ?
"A LANDS. IN KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, AT AUCTION. virtue OF orders
Of the United States district court for the district
OF Virginia, dated l7th aud 2lst OF August ls69,
shall offer for sale on TUESDAY, Soth day OF Mo-
yenbcr 1869, ut Il O'Clock 81. In front of the
United states courthouse In the city OF Rich
mond, free from all liens and membranes, the
following property belonging 20 tue bankrupt
estate OF 4. Hansf0rd: 4 TRACT OF LAND OF
about EIGHT HUNDRED A CRIES, IN King
George county. known u ''Bclyldere.n
ALSO,
A TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the above tract,
OF about ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
ACRES, known as '.st. Peters,"
This farm Is Immediately on the Potomac river,
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SSuS3
A SSIGNEE,S SALE OLE 4 TIP ACT OLE

"A FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
Oh LAND IN sPOTSYLSANIA COUNTY At
AuCTlON:-By virtue Of orders OF the United
dated nth and 3lst August, 1852 shall offer for
safe, on TUESDAY the Both day oil November,
1859, ut j. O'Clock NJ, III front Of The United states
ronrt-house in the city OF Richmond, free from all
liens and incumbranrcs, the following property
belonging 10 the bankrupt estate of i. W. H..
Huval y TRACT OF FIVE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, six miles west OF
the court i4ousc. on Glady EHn held in Zee simple
TERMS : Onc-thr,l cash tine balance n credit
twe Give months. with interest from dag OF sale,
the purchaser 10 give notes With approved secu-
rity Tor the deferred payments; the title to be re-
tanned by the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUIlIERGLES, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15

4 SSIGEEE'S SALE OF NINETEEN
ECO COUNTY At AUCTION by virtue of
orders Of the United States district court for tile
district OF Virginia, dated 18th and :lst August.
1852 | shall offer tor sale on TUESDAY the Goth
day OF November 1sC2. 1t /" O'Clock W., in front
Of the United states courthouse in the city of
EichmoGd, ireC from al liens and iucumbranccs,
tie following property belonging u the bankrupt
estate OF Henry Austin NINETEEN AND y
HALF ACRES OF LAND In the county OF Hem
rico. Virginia. called "Northam,' about eight
miles from richmond.
Terms Dnc-thir4 cash; the balance on = credit
Of six aud twelve months, with interest from day
Of SALE The purchaser to give notes with approved
security Tor tho deferred payments; the Tile 20
be retained by the assignee until said notes are
paid. AND'W KUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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ByLee & Goddin. Auctioneers.
No. lib MAR, street.
rv,pIrsTEE,S SALE OF FARM IN HAN

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN HAN
OyER C0U&TI on ri TIE re, K r. HGAH1r RCni'
CoSTHJSIEG TWO HUNDRED ACRES, Al
ArCTIoHy virtue of the he PT G, af Hpr 1 ro
rxerutci to me- duly recorded In the o1hce oa TIE
clerk OF Hanover county court In deco 9"9h = -,
nae IL and being requested by The hene hcitry III
:: Il deed 50 10 do, will sell at public III ctioh leo G
the premises on MONDAY, 18th HoVeml Gr, ,E nuo;
~ - O'Clock NJ the real estate named in 81 dtrhst
,,crd rs follows "All that tract Of land LYING IN
the county Of Hanover upon the road leadinh rom RON
TN" city Of Richmond to Old Church In the &c untx
Of Hanover and abaut eleven miles from the ""
civ. which tract Of land contains TWO ~;
IjEI-D ACRES, he the same more or less ana -
the samc tract Of lard Of which the late Thomas
r. Dunn died seized. 1t ad;oins the lands Of VII
linn Kosher. Henry Toily, and William Gibson.
and Glands belonging to the estate of John King
deceased r..,,,o
FRANZ: DWELLING and the usual out-bniI.-
rem ainder in original forest of oak and pine.
TERMS At sale. r,,~,,- ,,.o
L. d. EACIIO, salesman. nOo
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4 SeTGNEE,s SALE OF A TRACT

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A TRACT
a or TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
&T NuCTIO Shy yirtnc Of orders OF the uni-
ted States district court tOr the district Of Nr-
rini;. dtcd Eth and 3lst August. 1859, shall offer
for 81 L. on TUESDAY The seth day OF November
1869. 1T l. clock H.. In front 81 the United states
court-hoI-c, in the city Of Richmond, free from
all liens ana incuubraucCs. the following property
Belonging: 10 the bankrupt estate OF William 4.
SmiCh : TRACT Of TWO HUNDRED AND
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND. >djoluing the
Ing and Or;-hru.c&.
TERMS Uuc-,ti:d cash : tie balance OH brcdlt
II six and twelve months, with interest from day
OF sale, the purchaser - give notes with approved
security FOR the deferred payments. and tile title
- be retained by the assignee Until such notes
paid. AND'N ktIliERGLEN,
4 Inn.
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By James II. Taylor, Auctfoneer,
Office No. SCI Main street,
thrao doors hollow SDOtsyOod Hotel

TLEyEN BUILDING LOTS ADJOIS.
r. ING THE UPPER END OF MASCHEs-
on TUESDAY the 10th of November, 1863, On the
premises, Mt 4o'clock r. NJ, the following LOTS
viz. lots Nos. SO, 81, and 49, at the eastern inter-
O. TO- &c, 81 IS, 90 and 80, the east side Of De-
catur between Adams and Clay streets, "a dc.
scribcd on the plat OF w. Percival as part Of the
Falls Plantation. Each lot fronts Il feet and ex.
tends back The usual depth.
TERMS: Onc-third ca h: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest ado
cd and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES ii. TAYLOR,
no 10 AuCtOncrr
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By p. Bowman, Auctioncer.

IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE
4 CATALOGUE SALE.-On TUESDAY the 10Th
instant, commencing ut 10 o'clock. | VIII sell al
my warcroomS, 1903 Main street, general as
sortmcnt of -
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS-choicc ar
ticles, and suitable to the season.
A very large and attractive line of READY
MADE CLOTHING, for mems and youths
wear:
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS. and BAL
MORALS, for mems. womcu's, aud chilc!rcH's
wear. In large variety OF size and quality, and
consisting of the most desirable goods ever
offered IT auction.
Also. 4 most excellent line OF FUR and WOOL
HATS including the latest STYLES with an attrac-
tive invoice Of ILVER-PLATED WARE.
The entire stock i fresh and SeaSonab!c, and at
tention OF BUYERS will be amply repaid.
Sale positive and without reserve.
=. BOWMAN.
Aucionccr and Commission Merchant.
M IN
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no 10 ROBERT r. WILLIAMS " ".

rROCERIES.-Hav resumed the FA-
VI MILY GROCERY business 1T my old stand.
No. 1904 Franklin street. near the Old Market, |
very respectfully solicit The patronage Of my Old
store Il fresh and wcll-assortcd stock of FAMILY
GOODS, which offer for sale at the very lowest
MARKET prices. Please give Inc a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
no 9-lwk l.. T. CHANDLER.
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BY Thomas w. Kcesee. Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

FURNITURE, PIANOS, MELODEON,
II PISTOLS. PICTURES. BOOKS: &C: Fok
SHE At AUCTIOS.-I will sell THIS NOM
.,sssortment or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
gunorior quality. consisting Of r-r,
: Elegant suit or ROSEWOOD PARLOK fIk-
SJTTRE Of two 0 4 8. SIX " y
CHA IRIS, and one LARGE ARM-thHHtts.
in SATIN: city made; of the best qaah'y ;
!, s,,t nSa INIT NIT pARLoR FURNITURE Of one
| s'''' SOFA q one LARGE ARM and four SMALL
CHAIRS. in baircloth r.
superIor R0sEWooD-CASE s E V Il n - =
! sEv fASG rTAvE' UPRIGHT PIANO. nearly
very pf hs,iidsome MELopEoS, rosewood case, In
perfect order;
handsome BOOKCASES, -, ,rd h,,r-
MAK IsLEToP CENTRE and CARD Ia
, whhSTT CHAMBER SUIT or Wardrobe,
Rurea1I washstand Bedsfead Ia:ole, ROCK
ing-Chair, and four small Ch5 ,,
MAHOGANY BURE;AH,JSI,Enaa 'op'
MAHOGANY WARDROBEs,
MaRRI 'E-TOP and other SIDEBOA RDs.
MhHUGANY and WALNUT EAIENsloN
FEhTHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, and BED
q very superior PISTOLS.
Ita1dsomc PICTURES, BoOkS, &c;
| very superior BRUSSELS CAkFEI, nearly
connfTI1SG. STORE. and PARLoR STOVES;
;, air pr sJF0RN SCALES, small Size;
EUIIDREN,S CARRIAGES: In coed order.
,ii" THOMAS W. K.GESEE,
,s Amcioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15
BY Lee & Goddin, Auct!oucers,
No. LIZ Main GtrCct.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENT DWELL
1 I\GS. ON THE WET SIDE OF ST.
JOHNS STREET, Ri5TWEES FEDERAL AND
CHARITY STREETS. FOR SALE At atC-
TION.-W III be sold at auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the 10th OF November. l.G9, ut
o'cl3rk Z. NJ, those TWO FRAMED TESE-
MENTS located as above, fronting th!rty-two
feet each. containing five rooms kitchens, wood
houses &c. to each tenement. They were built
by The owners Mcssrs. Tyrec &c WiDgiicid) for
t,irir own usc and arc well built.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
aud secured by trust deed
LEE & GODDIN. Auctioneers.
<. y. DAVIS, Salesman. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-15
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'eh'
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

OF THE "JAChTo"N oNi-
vEpsrrY ,,.-ANN1vERsARTo OF THE VIZ
GINA MILITARY 1NsTiTUTE-PLEAslNG
rsEyEcT1oNs-susr OF EHER-
Crsrs. GOOD DINNER, ETC.-FkoSfEh-
AND GOOD ORDER OF THE COLLEGE.