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1T is proper to add that the number
Of pupils ofthcsc Parishes who rcapcd
the benefit Of the institution in the
same year (1Sl9,) was 191, and there
has been 4 considerable increase since.
By the direction of our Commissions
crs, Il Bill was introduccd.into the Leg
islaturc, and passed in 1913. section
OF which | will take the liberty to
transcribc. 1t is as follows:
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, &c, That
the Board of Commissioners of Free
Schools for the Parishes OF st. Philip
and St. Michael, shall have power and
authority to procure proper sites and
erect suitable buildings within the lin
its of the said Parishes to be used as
Free Schools. and for that and for 9th
CT purposes connected with the welfare
Of The Free Schools in said Parishes.
shall have power and authority to rs
scss, levy, and collect, from the tax
paying inhabitants OF the said Parishes.
such sums OF money as may be ncccs-
Sary, IN the same manner As the sever
ii Boards OF Commissioners Of Public
buildings are now authorized by law:
Provided. That the sums so assessed
shall III no instance exceed in any one
year. the amount OF the annual appro-
priation to the support of Free Schools
10 which the Parishes ofSt. Philip and
st. Michael may DC entitled to for the
same wear
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| tcach writing, arlthmctlck and mcr-
| chants accounts"
If any person be sufficiently cui.
ons, he will see in the Church yard
of st. Philips Church. on the south
side, an old slate tomb, the venerable
and antique appearance Of which will
certainly attract attention amid many
surrounding memorials of mans de-
caying nature. On this stone, is the
following Inscription:
"Sacrcd to the memory of We Rev.
Mr. John Lambert, late Master, Pre-
ceptor, and Teacher Of Grammar.
and other Arts and Sciences, Taught
in the Free School of Charlcstown.
for yc Province of South Carolina.
and Afternoon Lecturer Of yis Pa
rish of St. Philip Cha'lcstown, who
departed yis liic suddenly on yc Ii
Aug. 1929"
So it would appear that the title
was as honorable us it was we'll
known, since it was accounted fit.
tirg memorial of mans worth in
this life to be recorded on that monu.
mcnt, Which would indivilualizc him
alter he was deceased.
Such, however, was the inpcrrcct
condition Of this school and system.
that it was found greatly necessary to
modify it. Accordingly. in two
years after, they rcmodcllcO tkc sys-
ten; appointed tho IIonourajIc
CHARLES CRAVEN, Esquire. Gov.
crnonr, to be the first President Ct
the Commissioners, and enlarged the
facilities for educating a greater nun.
Der Of pupis--that is to say, they
authorized scholarships in this man
ncr: if any person should contribute
G2O, current money, y" should lave
power to nominate scholar to be
'1G1t5!Tr i5re~'n %iirc Svtfroil Tor fii1c
years, il such scholars should so lone
live: bur there WAS an EXPIRES limit
to the nulnber OF twenty schoars.--
Then the master Of the School, in
consideration Of his salary and dwell.
ing, and use OF Lands, should teach
III addition twelve pupils more, aud
Tor all over the scholars, to the mum.
Der above mentioned Of thirtv-two,
the master was allowed the sum Of
~ per annnn fDr each pupiI, to be
rald bH hls parent or guardian. -
\ !. T.
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these Schools the primary elements of
reading, writing, and arithmetic shall
always be taught, and such other
| branches OF education as the Commits
sioncrs may from time to time direct" !"
have said that these Parishes form
an exception to the rest of the State
in this connection, but it is equally
proper and eXpcdicnt that the policy
| Indicated in the clause { the statute
just read, of coniming Tie Instruction
to primary, elemental knowledge.
should be pursued here rs well as
elsewhere. Although the Commission
crs have the discretion to order other
branches of education besides those
enumerated, yet nevertheless the in
tenion Of the lawmakers was pretty
well indicated by giving prominence
to those which are specified. And as
long rs the present plan continues in
operation, such necessarily ought to be
the measure of instruction. If there
were grades of Schools classified into
primary and more advanced depart
ncnts, then it would be well TO elevate
the standard rs much as possible
But this is impossible with the small
sum now bestowed By the State to-
wards this object. SO that, if any ad-
vantage is to be gained by the present
! plan, it must be confined to the sim
pIcst rudimcnts Of knowledge
ltis time that tie State should
awake from her lctIinrric Indifference
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAlRFlELD RACES.
%G&Sx~ ing = viii t1'ie eamm aan "'e on
TU ES DAY. 5th October
next and continue FIVE DAYS
First Day, Tuesdny-Jocksy Club Purse $50
with $40 entrance added to the purse-mile heats
free for all ages.
second Day, Wednes day-Proprietors
purae S200-swo mile heats
Third Da. Thursday-Jockey Club purse
GOV, with $40 entrance added to the purse-pile
heats-free for all ages
Same Day, splendid Saddle and Bride will
% put up, free for Saddle Horses only-S5 en-
trance.
Fourth Day, Friday-Jockey Club purse
s4Oo-3 mile hsats-$z0 entrance On this tIav
will be rua the inside match (S5O0 aside. $3.50 far.
feit between C. d. N. Green's bay mare GOI.D
Pin, and John Belcher's bay horse RED EYE.
Fifth Day, saturGay-A MULE RACE
Mile heats-Purse S25,
From the number and character of the horses in
training tor the fall meeting fine sport NAV be ex
pected There are now IS horses in regular eyer
else ct Fairfield and Broad Rock, and among them
the finest borses in the State Not less than i've
expected to start in the great race on Friday (Oct
eth and the well earned reputation Of four of them
Justfes the opinion that 1t will be the best contested
race run in Virginia within the last 20 years.
JOHN BELCHER,
Sc 30-5t r. BLENkENSHIp {froprietors.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DIspATCH
Important Contract-The Fi.hcries.
ST. JOINS, N. B., Sept. %.

~VfiINct 6tVts
The Provincial Government has closed /.
contract with William Jackson, on the Part of
himself and associates in England, to build
railway across New Brunswick from Nova
scotia to The United States. The survey IL
going on vigorously.
The commander Of the British Steamer De.
VISITATION writes to the Governor of Prince Ed
wards Island, that American fishing vessels
are docking in great numbers TO the fisheries.
and that the shores Of that Island are upnro-
tected. He asks further aid.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

N y psrrvA LUABLk IMPROVED pRO.
the 1917 N THE CITY OF RICHMoNn
Rs.i.es River Connecfion a.S -.
and RI.ree Warehouse ON 10Th sfreeS.
betreen Sn.,n houses and Lots on RvrS'
rsc,nr order Of the Presidsn, M s e A1c.
49, me Jannps River snd E OeIu y, Di'
Dctob.r s1 1sn on WEDNESDAY. ,ha Sosh "a d Gem.
The nre,,;ss.' commencing at ID oiciocL - "
Wareheuse on ~, mat Large and ValaS BE
.utn street, and occupied bv n " me Basin, on
Wshon; The lot fronts e5 feet .rd . L9dian 4
Ieet 20 the Basin The house i mil. back 100
stories hgh In the most substantial sna onek, four
.snnel Ilonts o3 feet on 10Th street
The south line BY the canal runs ha.s ~ on
within short distance from the Bss;n %. % ,eet to
TWO fronts on The BaAin and canal, afford. asing
FAC iittss for receiving and dscharains aIpie
disc. In point OF location and copstruc,on ~.
regarded as one OF the most valuable Warsbons..
In the city tor the transaction of hepvy hua;nss
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots siua.
ted on the north side of Byrd between 10Th and
llth streets-al of them in good order and nea rio
new, each three stories hi h and running back Ia
the Canal The construction of these Houses ia snch
that with some slight alterations, bsy cuuld he
made to answer for both residences and business
houses, and from their location, will always 6nd
ready tenants at a handsome per centags upon the
outlay.
1t is deemed unnecessary here to enuunera,e tbs
many advantages OF location and construction com
blned IN the above property but in view of the i'm
portant improvements in The vicinity thereof now
in progress we would ask an examination of tbs
same by those wkhng to invest their surplus fnnds
juociousy.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash the balance
at s and IL months with interest," and the deferred
payments to be secured by deeds of trust upon tbs
property.
Sc % JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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BROAD ROCK RACES.

&AA 1ss al a Eaeas ~i,l e esn'.
mence over this long estab.
-lished course on TUES.
DAY, the l2.h of October for the following purses
to wit:
FIRST DAY-Tuesday.-A sweepstake for three
year old colts and FLIES that never started in race
Mile heats 500 entrance, S25 forfeit to name and
close the 25th Of September-two or more to make
race.
SECOND RAcE-Sdns Ddy-For purse of $50
$40 entrance, to be added to the purse-mile
heats.
SECOND DAY-Wednesday-P roprietor's purse
of $500. two II lie heats.
SECOND RAcE-Same Day-A handsome Saddle
will. be put up for saddle horses-one mile out-fiye
e1 tries.
THIRD DAY-7hursday-Propri purse
$780, rtour year old colts and llies (Mr Gibbons
-, Messrs. Green's Gold Pin and Capt Becher's
Ashmat accepted) $50 entrance, which viii be adj
dtd to the purse. Entrances to be made on the first
Tuesday in October.
SECOND RACE Same Day.-Mule race for sad.
die, mile heats, 50 So
FOURTH DAY-Eriday Jockey Club Purse
$780, with an inside stake OF S500-threa mile heats
half forfeit and closed on the lst of August with
only two subscribers, viz.
Captain Belcher names bay horse Red EYe, six
years old, by Boston, dam by imported Prian.
Z. d N. Green names bay lilly Gold Pin, 4 years
old, by Boston dam Gold Wire.
70 Any gentleman who may desire to do So
can enter for The purse Thursday previous to the
race.
Sc 27-d6t* C. 6. N. GREEN, Proprietors.
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From Tie Fishing Grounds.

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-A letter TO the Governor
OF Prince Edwards Island, from Capt. Camp
bell OF the steamer Devastation, says that the
American fishermen are hocking there in gre'
numbers and it will be exceedingly difficult
10 check the in,ruders. One hundred and
ten vessels were seen together at one time.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND

For To-day.-Carroh County.-Capitals: of
$500, $780, Of 5000, 20 Of 1000, 20 OF 4O0O
&c. 1o numbers Ii dawn. Tickets S5-shares
in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 26l-Capitals: of $500, 4 CT
S75, Of 50, 10 OF IS, 10 of So DC IS numbers, IL
drawn. Tickets 81.
Sc 30 SMITH
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DEATH OF BISHOP CHAsE.-Bishop Chase
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, died at
Philadelphia on Monday. 1t will be recollect-
ed that he was thrown from his carriage some
time ago, and received severe injuries, which
have now resulted in his death. A better and
purer christian perhaps never lived.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A block of
buildings in Atlantic street, Brooklyn, New
York, was destroyed by fire last Monday eve-
nns. Unfortunately, two men and one wo-
man were burnt to death. The loss of pro-
pery is estimated at $4,000.
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BY GEORGE ]. sUNNRR

A UC TON SALE OF GRNTxRx.
= HoUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN Fun "a.
luhE-on Thursday morning, Both inst. c.
m ,1 at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of n
w w; henderson, on 25h street. corner of FrankEn.
Auctis n, the whole of his Household and Kisrh.-
furniture, consisting of the usual variety, amooesf
winch Will be found, very handsome Sofa. mabor,sr
Cnairs, Gard and Centre Tables large Mirror.
elegant Mahogany Wardrobe, fine Mahogany HirS
Post Bedstead, and many other articles r.on;-s.
for furnishing house nicely.
Terms cash.
Sale conducted by GEO. ]. SIMMER
pc - Auctioneer
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BY TOLEK & COOK.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE pro.

hNhDSL SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
l. PERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust execu.
ted to me by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated the
2eth day OF January, 1854, and recorded in ma
Clerks Office of Henrico County, tbs 10th day of
the same month, shall, on MONDAY, the 4th dsy
of October 1852, at the hour of half pat o'clsck
in the evening proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, part of the property convened
by said deed, rs folows, to wit The Hsuss and
Lot on Broad street. in the city Of Richmond known
as Brackets Tavern; and on TUESDAY, the 5,h
day of the same month (October) At tie sazas hour
shall proceed to sell two and half acres (more or
less) OF enclosed Meadow Land ct Rockstts partly
in the county of Hen,ics and partly 10 the city of
Richmond, and which will be divided iAto lots to
suit purchasers, If desired.
Upon the Brackets Tavern there 10 lien for
three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in ia
vor OF 6. w. Toler, payable on the 23Td day
of October, 1852.
The ter-s of the sale will be: for the Rockets
property one.third cash, and the residue on credit
of twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day of sale. For the Brscsett's Tavern proper
ty the sum OF three thousand six hundred and fifty
dollars payable on the 23rd day of October, 1864,
and the residue eighteen months from the day of
sale, with interest from that day.
Negotiable notes will be required from the DUR
chasers for the credit instalments, and leeds of
trust upon the property sold, to secure the payment
The trustee will only convey such title a. is in
him. G. A. MYERS Trustee
Sale conducted by ToLER & Cook SEED
AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
II offer the above FARM, situated two miles from
the city, on the main road leading to the New
Bridges, adjoining the lands of Messrs Roy, Park.
hill, Boyd, Poe and others. Tie tract contains 200
acres, l2O cleared and well improved the balance
in wood. Tne buildings consist OF dwelling house,
60 feet by 80, with the usual outhousrs including
an office in the yard will sell for cash or credit,
and take in payment Stocks, either Bank, corpora.
ton, State Railroad, and would in part take real
estate in the city. My crop of wheat, on a portion
OF the land, will yield from IL to Is 0 bushes-OO
bushels be seeded this fall If not sold private
ly, it will be offered at public auction on the prem.
ises, o: FRIDAY, the LIST day OF October nsxt, at
O'Clock, and if not sold on that day, will be rented
out in lots the ensuing year.
JOSEPH STARKE, Hanover.
Sale to be conducted by ToLER g. Cook
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRAND sOIKEES

KUNK ELS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
Displaying all the beauties Of sone and
Dance,
TOGETHER WITH WIT, HUMoR AND BunLKsouE,
Chaste, Refined and Amusing.
WILL CONTINUE EVERY EVENING.
AT ODD.FELLOWs, HALL.
The Troupe now presents an array Of talent un.
equalled N
H. n. n. Johnson Harry LehR
rem Lehr w. II. Morgan
". washington Cul Geo. nj. Hill
Geo. X unkle HInster Fled
And the young American Balladist
MASTER ADAMS,
(Author of ''Don't be angry Motner.p apoor Old
Uncle Joe" &c)
fore o'clock ~ W
SCI -H John n EOpD AGO..
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LAMBERT's OFFICE,
I4th street. under Exchange Hotel

Drawn Nos Delawa e, Class &c. Sept 18th:
Is 81 5 ~ Il 81 30 % 63 9 Is 20 70
Whole9 u 49, prize Of 500.
TO.day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No lO0.-Capitals: SIG. QUO 5000, 5000, 2l75, Ct
1000, &c. 66 numbers, II drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also a Two Dollar Lottery Sc 30
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Election of n Rishap.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 90.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention, as
sembled at this place, have elected DR..
Hawkes.. of New York, Bishop of the Diocese
of Rhode Island.
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on the Cuban Movement.

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The Herald of this morning contains a letter
from Gen. Gonzales, which states that no sucb
movement as the Lopez expedition is contem-
plated by the Cuban sympathizer..
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. 10.
Sales Of 10000 bbls FLOUR. Southern
brings $4.62 to $4.S5. Sales of 10000 bush
els WHEAT at frmer rates. Sales of $4,000
bushels mix Corn at 20 TO II cts.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept 80.
Sales of $500 bbls Of FLOUR at $4.25.-
GRAIN steady.
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Sailing of the Niagara.

BosToN, Sept. go.
The Niagara sailed to-day for Liverp DOL,
with 81 passengers and $1lS,O0O in American
gold.
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Arrival of the Hermann

New YORK, Sept 20.
The steamship Hermann arrived this morn
ing, with Bremen dates TO the 18th. and 100
passengers. The European news has been
anticipated by the Canada.
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~, FINE RIDING AND HARNESS
&2NROhSE FOR SALE.-Will be sold at auc
Ion, Earnests stable on Saturday, End Octo.
Der, at o'clock, P. NJ, fine harness and saddle
Horse, belonging to the estate Of Mr. Overton A.
hosby. He is about years old, aud perfectly
gentle and sound. Those in want will do well to call
and look at him.
sc 2o-4t PULLIAM & DAVIS Auctys
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By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
IInESE ANN n am, ~ y - n S.nru MN ~

4UUSE AND LOT On I'D STREET. AT
Ill AUCTlON-Will be sold on Friday next,
the LIST October, at o'clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises, That trume House and Lot on the
west side of I'd. between Marshall and Clay Streets
now In the occupancy of Mr. John March The
house contains three four rooms, and is in toll.
cradle order The lot fronts % feet six inches and
runs back 100 feet
TERMS -Ope-third cash, balance at and 8
months, with interest," and deed of trust to secure
the deferred p4ymentz
sc 25 JAMES M TAYLOR Auct
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NANTED-AS l1 UAflON as TEACHER Ia
W School or private family, by Lady who has
had great experience In teacning, and Is competent
10 give astruciia in all the English branches, with
Mnsic and French. Letters addressed to miss B. -
box 754, VIII be promptly answered sc 20 -6.~
I ICOklCE.-yu cafe. superior Mas I.lcorlre,
IL receiving end for sale by
sc 29-3is SAMUEL AYRES
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AUCTION SALES.
This lDAf.
VALUA ABLE BUILDING LOTS A.
kOCkETTS. AND In POM HAYn ~

VALU b LIE BUILDING LOFTS A.
kOCAEITS, AND In PORT NAYO M
SALE AT AUCTION WIN be soa IN Tss.r-.
day, Sept 30th, 1859, upon The preu,;.e. -
mencing Al o'clock p the foIlevfnr loss = rc.k
etfs and Port Mayo. viz: Half acre Ios NJ afE -
an Old tenement thereon. At the corner Of Az -
Poplar street, four lots. Nos 5, g. Z, and 8, d -
mayo, fronting IS feet each on Front street: -
lots Nos 10 and 20, fronting Is feet each on Lous
ma street Also, lots Nos II Is, and H. fronting -
fset. -
TERMS OF sALK.-One-fourth cash, balsnoe =
:, z and IL months, for negotiable notes, intcree
sooed, and title retained until the whole purehs0
money be fully paid. These lots are well ver,aw
tne attention of capitalists.
a LARGE SALE OF BUILDINC
NE.nno tS IN AND ADJOINING PORT MAYO.
,;o aan n naOCkETTS.-Wiil be sold at public sne-
i, =, rnursday 1.-THE 30th Sept, 1852, commeue.
ins T,,. eock In the afternoon forty eight Bui3A
Thess ~ In size from % to 40 feet fronx--
lion ana rs are located just without the corpor
meas no,, very convenient to the heaviest bai1-
| provep,an, ou OF Richmond. The extensive H.
with n w.. now being made at Rockets, tocether
| bv Messrs extensive dassillery recently erecte1
| co. draIl;. eelns q Brummel mus, give aerns.I
onr civ aE near tnis richly deserved portion ~
| bla .. y, wncn should make this propertr H..
''s 70 csptaasn sex kir profitable t. yss.msn ~
W oALk -One fourth cash halanra - z
II ana IL months, for negotiable note. ;n,ss. =
oeu, secured oy a trust deed or title Withheld
| w. GODDlN, Auex
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y AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
EA The subscriber offers Tor sa.sa small but
most exceilen: FARM, OF about fifty acres, on the
south side Of the Williamsburg road, near Ehnch-
mans, two and a ha mics from the Old Market.
About tw O. thirds If the Land cleared, ard con-
siderable part NV cultivated as . market gafdea.
Such is its fertility, adaptation and convenience 10
market as makes il one Of the most desirable places
for market gsre en- and dairy about tbs city, and
if properly managed, its cost could be easily made
from It's profits The Building csn. with but htIie
expense, be rendered comfortable residence, with
all necessary c1nvenlencs and number II the best
springs OF water on the place
Those wishing TO purchase will pieass call and
exsmD for themselves
TERMS very literal. Apply to Rotect Hastings,
on the premises, or TO the subscriber.
Sc 29--dlmwat SAMUEL HASTINGS.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIA.

On TO 40 BUILDING LOTS IN THE
oU PLAN OF BELVlDERE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wili be sod on Wedues day af.
ternOOn, the 18th October, 1852, upon the prem.
ises, commencing at half past O'Clock from 80 TO
10 Building Lots, in the plan CT Btlvidere, sdion
ing the south western part CT The city. These lots
have front Of SO feet and depth Of 143 feet to al
alley "A feet wide. A plat of the properly can be
seen al the Office Ct the auctoneer in a few dlys.
The location Of the lots, near the Tredegsr
Iron Works, and other manufacturing establish
ments offers an excellent opportunity to the art.
sans Engaged in these works 10 secure hal dsome
building lot at small cost
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, balance at f. 8 end I2
months for negotiable notes, al title retained I'LL
the last note is paid off.
DAVID ANDERSON,J r,
Agent for James NJ Anderson
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrN Auct sea
VAL LIABLE BUILDI ING LOT ON
MAIN, BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on Wed.
nesday, the 9th day OF Oct, 1882 upon the premis-
es, commencing OF A O'Clock, valuable Building
Lot on the South line of Main street, between Sd
and 4th streets, adjoining on the West the resi-.
dence OF Mr. Minor, and on the East the resi-.
dence of Mr. Adolphus Notwithstanding about AZ
feet, running back lUT feet with the privilege of
narrow allsy extending out to Sd street. This lot
is located in the most beautiful and improving part
of the city.
TERMS Six. twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable Notes, interest added st cured by trust
deed.
sells W. GODDIN Auct
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~ EADY THls DAY, Az LEWIS L.,
LII SMITH S Cheap Publication Depot opposile

~ EADY This DAY, AT LEWiS l..
III SMITH Cheap Publication Depot, opposite
American Hotel
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IL cts
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form, for 81 cts
The Flag of Our Union, for the present week,
contains the opening chapters of new Novelette,
entitled The Yankee Champion. or The 70 ~
and mis- League, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr, besides nu-
merous short Stories poetry, anecdotes &c.
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