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SUPREME coURT-ersr.AL TEAM.


Suit in The Court below TO recover back $3.50 90 paid
Tor easrtty Of eAAnpsns thp Realm IN ls> 20
Tue ship eeT STATING becsIae stranded add ne
vo,sss troisn up PH8 conPronss with the InSsrsses
Oee tcok chan pas1s u being damaged state 1917
brossk back tbs so11, paid or
fFsfht Yoss dns on the tA we're sst aP ~ tas ae OF
Osr ofhsrs n,de 70 show e1sto 10 this
CIV aht = prepaid the ppsr sx Of tie
gong The ths t4L sf1ssd .dit the evdsDee
snd etargs sf plaintiffs IN whose favor verdict
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DEAD CHILD FoUSD ~ 4 BARREL OF SwILL.-Iae
dead body infant iouEi secre:sd n barrel 4
fbe Of Of rrncipsi ho.eA ycs,cday AL
Coroner Htcn held aquer r. bat Posse esdenee
the child ottslc4 SIC sgS-
supposed be Ann Fsre Eho rr- rseesty wss asr
TIE bo.i ard vho the the child fe1nd f
suddenly akrs baggage with The flrhr iaget asa
osrozed this morning Of Is sense O sse
win
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DsctsiONs
JOIN Hairs ssf. Jss. HlreheL1s.

JOIN HAIRS sst Jss HincheLes
Order affirmed without costs
George Eidfiigo AT Thonas Rcfers
Order affirmed without costs. Judgment TO- defendant,
with ccss With is.ye srn,n3 On pay 1el- o. cOsz
ADAUsiOH 10 TIE BARs-fr. Charles Graham, Clerk
n d Ccnli Govt Emitted ColEle Do. Ald A.tofssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

DR.. O. W HOLMES OF Boston, viii give the hrst OF hs
Lectures on the Poets Of the nineteenth century this even
ing, at Hope Chapel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Firth WARD WoaKs's AILIAscE-This body will hold
an adjourned meeting DR. Trails HydrOpahic Ins'tg's
No IS Lagh, st. this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Dr Holiness rst lecture being given to night at Hope
Chapel the Panorama of Niagara win be exhibited this
afternoon instead OF evening the viii be tbs case on
the DAYS Of succeeding lectures.
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NARROW EscAPE-A high fence bounding coal yard
ThouFssn AID fosE.as, fs VITA r,saios
crask WEDNESDAY evening Owing . tie
vsirh Of rlsd against bui fortunately va IL
juit q shougk and child the time
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srIcInr ~ Suoorryo.-A Young man named George

SUICIDE BY SHoOTrSo.-A young man named George
MAhoncy who arrived IN this CIV o ireland 10 Jgle last
uted sade wednesday hight by shoot s ihrolgh ne
bead 9TH pistol while tho resids1ee Of hs ss,, Ms Mana
MONS No ~ SBvAn-t Coroner WAela yesterday held
quest ron the body when appeared IN evidence hs d.
cetsea bad r time been mach depressed In sp sad
quite f.her q he had lately pain
IN his shoulder head ard bres aud tie itase
HE had however been heard threaten his e lie
by tEAde, n o. unmarried The JurF
Of suicide utted while in safe OF e2pTcoa
Z! Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

TksrNoSnL-Mr. John 7. Davenport recently sp-
pointed Treasurer of the Hudson River Railroad has been
presented with silver pitcher and gobles by the clerks in
the house of Bowen McNamee. where he has held the
position Of cashier and confidential clerk for the past four
10, years The occasion must have been very gratifying
enc to Mr. Davenport evncing the esteem Of those with
whom be has been SO long associated
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DEMOCRATIC WARD NONISATIoSs-Ihe Democrats Of
nominated Peter VOORHEES, for Adean and
10 tho Eis nth Ward Jcsoph Wlson wa TenoIninased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Mr. Solomon Brown late Mail Agent OF the Hudson Rvr
Railroad has resigned bis post acoep, the appointment Of
Chief Night Clerk in Tie New York Post Oiee a a salary
of 200 Mr. Brown highly spoken Of by Tie Popgs-
Ieeps,s 7osgrepi and The ABqry Erenisg Jorrad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

/ AyUSroRrUyArE man named Martin Folen
living Prooklyn while usxieslt Il oe eek WeAssia
uSi pied feteh By Jumping to- ferry boat vaeh "a,
nj leer brd.s the iocl Of koosege<t ~
missing be fell into The water AID ts1ed o1 neaf
drou Fo1h Ward Police station Waefe 10
received ticnon for @ nift and ne1f morning
faken . Police Court answer for being drans-
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Anorg ihe arivs, q. ihe Iryay Horse notice ihr Of
John " lngernon E1tor Of TIE D.f-gf lI en- Day
mrs. ard c1s atAhed o the prss Of T., Paailiailr
state. Fieen yea-. ago Re a resident Of hl Cry
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IyprcTNESr OF CoAMIssiosERs OF Excise BIZ THE
OTsnd jury during the las sesion found bills Of
following members OF the Board OF Ekee
edn their duty BY granting Licenses TO applicants
the accommodations required ~ law Comm ssoaes
aycuas Shaw Mead Cnpton fnnegan Eazan Van Msier aud
Tandy they sagued before The Cour Of Sessions o.
Wednesdsy and pleaded guilty 70 the ndonn when n'y
- bail each spps8f Tor rial when required
pub n tsd this matter soon 70 be held ~ the
frieIds OF The Commissioners
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WANTS.

WANTED TO RENT-(P to
w be given during the month Of Novemberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing five or six
rooms. One Oh Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply to
L. D. EACHO,
ocl 10 General Agent and Collector.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY, the 21st inst, commencing at 10
O'clock will sell at auction store, an assort-
ment of GROCERIES, &c. consisting in part Of
Is hhds. New Orleans and Mascovado Sugar part
prime quality
La. Molasses; assorted Candies
Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchong Teas
Brandy, of superior quality
Jamaica Rum; Whisky
Mustard, Bacon. Candles, &c. &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over SEQ, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
ALSO
II hhds. prime Muscovado Sugar. damaged on the
voyage, and sold for account of whom concerned.
Terms cash.
u Sale without regard TO weather.
ocl7 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
After the above sale, commencing at II o'clock, we
will SELL
175 cases BOOTS and SHOES, comprising desira
bic assortment suited to the season, consisting in
part Of
Men's l. and Brogans
Mems fine and heavy Water Boots
Women's Lace Boots, Buskins and K r Ties
Misses do do. do.
Childrens Morocco and l. lace Boots
Boys and Youths Kip Boots, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash, over 500 four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
&C lS-dtds Aucts.
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The Te.ioaal Is,e'ijgeacer Of yesterday has the
following important announcement:
We mentioned not long ago that cur energetic
snE allie Representatives at Brazil and Bueuos
!yr,s Mcssis. Shenck and Pendlcton, had con
,oiDtiv negotiated aud concluded two treaties with
fsn Argentine states which viii open TO oar navi-
alton aud commerce the rich countries OF the Rio
10 Ja Plata and is extensive tributaries,
Nj Coke, our late Secretary Of Legation at Bra.
I'll has arrived in Washington bringing with him.
IS we learn. tho treaties alluded to.
One Of them was signed on the 10th OF July, at
San lose de Flores lin BUeuos Ayres,) with the Ar
gen,;ne Confederation, opening TO the flags Of all
nations the free navigation. of the Rio de Ia Plata
and if. tributaries the Uruguay. Parana, &c. A
s;aqar treaty was signed on the same day with the
p1enjrotcutiavies of Great Britain and France
The .ccond treaty one ct friendship, com
rcrce. and navigation with the Confederation, and
was signed on the 21th OF July, at san Jose in the
Sla;e ii Entire Rios
SirCnarlcs Hothatn, for England. the Chevslier
II George. for France, aud Messrs Shenck and
Peudleton for the United States, all acted unitedv
and tremendously in the negotiation OF theae trea.
Ties
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE,
TRUSTEES SALE-Tn pnrsuance y

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-In pursuance of a
Il Deed of ust executed to me by Thos P. Mar
tin and wife, for certain purposes therein mentioned
bearing date the 9Th day of February 1884, and duly
recorded in the Office the Court Of Hastings of the
city of Richmond, the 3lst day of Nav, 1913 |
shall proceed to SELL TUESDAY. the 25th inst to
the highest bidder, for cash. all the Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE and the Factoiy FIXTURES
of said Martin.
The sale viii commence at his late residence, on
Church Hill, at 10 o'clock.
A J. KUHN, Trustee
Sale conducted by Tnos. W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer
IA
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NEW York lTEMs.-St. Michael Protestant Epis
copal Church, OR. Richmond, Rector) Blooming
dale road, near One hundredth street. was burned
To the ground on Sunday morning. The fire orr
ginated in a fue Of the chimney.
Mr.. Andersonrthe popular English comedian. ar
rived on Sunday in the steamship Atlantic. He
viii appear on the stage next week.
Thomas s. Parker for a long time bodls-kee
al Dunlap's Hotel, Fulton street, was found lying
lnsensible in an area in Duane street on Sunday
morning, and died soon after. Whether he fell OF
was knocked down, is unknown
There were 1881 visters TO the Crysta, Palace
Fair on Saturday.
Madame Sontag gives charitable concert on
the Goth inst for Tie benefit Of destitute children
seamen.
John Crocker and wife, formerly of the Park
Theatre, died fye!low fever recently at Galveston
Texas.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following is the weekly
statement of the New York Banks: Capital, SIS
10000 iorns $aa 0s00 600; specie, 81 $3.50 G0O; cir
collation., 57,464,O00; deposits, $4,000
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BY JNO. R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
II LARGE, GENTEEL AND WELL-MADE
PARCEL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ALSO
LAW LIBRARY. MICH COWS, sc, AT AUG
TION.-Wil be sold at the late residence of VIM. NJ.
Fulton, Decd Main, between Ist and 2nd streets,
at 10 O'Clock FRIDAY the 2Ist inst, all his house
beautiful mahoga Wardrobes, plain DO, mahogany
Bedsteads, do. Bureaus, lmarble-top,) do. Lounge,
dc. Crib do. Washstand, tmarble-top,) do. Writing
and beautiful D ming Tables, Beds, Mattresses Car
pets, Rugs, Oh Cloth, Earthen and China Ware, Cut
Glass, 100 feet Hose, Cooking Stove, Flowers and
fine Mich Cows and at o'clock in the afternoon,
at his office Main street. a valuable Law Library
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash; $50 aud over. foui
months credit for negotiable notes satisfactorily
dorsed
&C Il II. C.. CABELL, Admir-.
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LOAN OF A LOVER.
II Aaieo ae Acres Mise NJ Partinrton
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PosT OFFICE MATTERs-The Postmaster Gene
raj has established new post-ofice at Trap, Caro-
line county, Va, and appointed John C. Carter.
postmaster. This office is located between Bowl
ing-Green and Port Royal, directly OF the route
from Milford Depot to King George Cour. House.
The people Of Trap and vicinity will e57e mails
regularly six times week.
Mr.. Mungo P. Harvey is appointed postmaster al
Oak Grove, Wesunoreland county, Va, vice Geo.
u. Garter, resigned.
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THE MARKETS

NEW YonK, Oct ls.-sales Of Il o0O bills Flour
at decline of II to la cents per bbl. $4,000 bus
Wheat at decline of 2 to 6cents Yellow Corn 81
cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct 15-Sales of 500 bbls. Flour al
SOC: Wheat declined 2cen.s. Corn easier.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ANOTHER SLAVE CASE. &c.

BOSTON, Oct ia slave, belonging to Colone
cieanashan, Of New Orleans, was taken before ths
Court to-day by the Aboli,ionists, on the ground
that she had been detained against her win. Aae,
inii examination the charge was disproved, ana
the case dismissed
Advises from Buenos Ayres to August Goth, hay,
been received. The country was quiet and pro
duce high
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NUARD AGAINST AGTES-T7his !,

GUARD AGAINST AGUES.-This is
~ the above all others W hen CUES are most
prevalent, and the weather at this particular time is
of that peculiar kind, cool mornings and eyenir "a
which rarely fail to give this loathsome disease vital
ity On the south side of James River the Eatspo-
nj, AppOrnattox and Pamunkey, aud IL the lower sec
tioDs of Virginia, especially the Eastern shore
Agnes are as regularly expected to pay their annual
visits, the various OF the year and hum
dreds of families look forward with melancholy dread
to the appearance of the unwelcome guesfs. All
such approximations may now be given to the winds
If those who afflicted will avail themselves of the
preventive offered to them in BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PREMIUM BITsfERS. From the roGe-
ratey active stimulating qualities Of these BitteIs
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach bow els,
blood, secretive and digestive organs and their Eve
y nvisoratng qualities, they cannot fail to produce
just ouch results as win prevent undue secretion
of bile and consequent derapge of the system.
Az tonic they have no superior and the Proprietor
il go well satisfied OF their great utility III diseases
arising from improper Indigestion. that confident
" recommends it for all diseases that have their
gin in loss of appetite, sour stomach, etc.
Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Ladd CO., Bennett Beers, AIexa1der
Duyal, Adie Gray, Charles Millspeugh, and Drug
gists generally throughout the city. Also, By TODD
Christian, Petersburg ID. Il. Lyman Lyncaburg; hing
Toy, Norfolk; Dir. 4. Carnm, Williamsburg.
~ Orders addressed TO T. BAKER, Richmond
Va. will receive prp21pt attention.
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BY KENT PAINE l. KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER.
0NTUESDAY, 18th of November, at 70
~ o'clk, shall proceed TO sell at public auction
upon the premises the lot of ground and pow
er thereto attached. upon which situated the
manufacturing mills oil the Virginia Wooden Co,npa-
ny. This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
running from II tn 18th streets in the city of Rich
mopd and runs back that width to James River hav-
ing land depth of not less than 1870 feet The water
power is sufficient TO prop.l what was in 1916 and
1913, known as IS sets Of WOODEN machinery. The
heavy granite basement the mills covering nearly
the entire lot, will be sold with the lot. The lot and
water power is subject to annual ground and water
rent of 81 600 per annun. The chain of title aud a
plat of the property, and the property ITSELF will be
shown, and any information respecting it, given by
upon application at eny time previous to the sale
TERMS OF LE;-One-thrd cash, balance in and
u months, interest added negotiable notes with ap
proved endorsers, will be required for the credit in
staments and title retained until the notes paid
The title to all the foregoing property is believed to
be perfect; but selling Trustee Isal sell and
vey only such title ia vested in by the deed
aforesaid
JOS. JACKSON, JR., Trustee,
Sale conducted By Kent, Paine 4 Kent, Aucts.
2 23-tOcIl
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/ IBRETTO-B0OKS OF THE OPE

4 lBREIIO-B0OkSO OF I H e O p E.
- RA'S.-JAMES WOODHOUSE has for sale
Davdsons Illustrated LibrettoB ooks Of the princi
principal airs.
He has just received La Figlia del Reg imento. BY
Don,zettI; Norma by Bellini; Don Pasquae bv Bo-
nzettl; Lucia di LammermooT, by Donzetti; La
Somnsmbula, by BellIni; Masaniello, by Scribe and
Auber; Maria de Rohan, by Denizetti: Linda de
Meyerbeer. Price % and 81 cents each
AISO-LDhe lalAst .Liusic nj lished
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1885,
dividend NOTICE.-The Board OF

~ Directors OF the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany, al meeting held at the Office of the company
the 18th October 1853, declared dividend OF IL
per cent the stock held under the Acts of and
SO, March 9Th, 1877, March 27th. l848. and on the
stock subscribed by the commonwealth under the Act
OF March I'D 1851, payable in the bonds of the
pany, redeenabie the 18th October, 1875, with in
terest payable annually from 18th October, 1853.
The bonds 70 be issued Dy the above authority will
be ready for delivery they can be prepared,
of which due notice will be given.
By order of the Board.
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BY G0DDIN 4 APPERsON
NHIRTY BUILDING LOTS ON

Il CHURCH HILL, near Mr.. Heeklers for sale
at Auction
WIN be sold On WEDNESDAY, the 18th October,
iSo5, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
about 20 handsomely located Lots, Church HID,
Lear the Ieseence of Mr.. V. Heckler and bounded
by Z7th, 18th, 7 and streets
IERMs-One-third cash, balance at and months,
Iof notes, interest added, and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
oc6 GODDTNS ApprPSON Aurts
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Off1UE EXCHANGE BANK OF VA,
RICHMOND, 18th October. 1858.
Dnn DOLLARS REWARD AND

CVV CAUTION Stolen az the Depot Of tbe
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad in Petersburg
Va, the evening of Monday last the 9th instant
containing Sl4,C60. viz:
In notes of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, and Bank of the Valley in Virginia SA eco
In notes of the Exchange Bank of Virginia
a: Gainesville viz:
In SlYs, dated Sd September, 1883 No.
1901 to 400, payable to ]. w. Young. 5000
In S5Gs dated 7th September, 1853, No.
1851 to 1850, payable to J. w. Young. g, 500
In S100's, dated 9Th September, 1855. No.
90l to $50, payable to J. w Young. ...S, 500
$50 Oea
The above reward will be paid for the recovery of
the money; aud the public is cautioned against taking
the above described Notes, the Bank viii not pay
them.
These are the only Notes of that Branch dated in
September, and made payable in the body TO ]. W.
Young heretofore issued, of the Gainesville Branch
and no others will be issued.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
oc 15-ts w. P. STROTHER, Cash..
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GEORGE J. SUMNER, IMPORTER
VI AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE, No, 20, PEARL STREET, IRON
BUILDINGS, RICHMOND,
Is now receiving his Fall stock of EARTHEN-
WARE and CHINA of his own mportation, ana from
the manufactures his stock of GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES. FANCY GOODS, &c, to which he in
vites the attention of Merchants visiting this market
assuring them that il viii be found as extensive, and
will be sold on as favorable terms ct any establish
ment in this country North or South.
Special attention given TO PACKING and shipping
an OK c2Ln
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ADJUSTMENTS

WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 10Th. 1850
BLACK EYED SUSAN
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NEW YoxS. Oct. IA letter received by a
commercial hou-e here from leading and reliable
commercial house in London, states that the repor
tei declaration of war by Turkey agans; Russis Is
without foundation and was started fer speculative
Cettoa haa declined here cent per pound since
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BRIGGS Or THE SoUTHsIDE RAILRoAD.-The
contractor Mr.. James Ley, is getting finely with
the abutments Tor the two bridges OF the Sou Inside
Railroad, which to span the arm Of James
Eiver, next 10 the camel One of the bridges is TO
connect this with the Virginia and Tennessee Raj
road and the other WIZ be the public thOroughfare
10 the depot on the island The material used in
the construction OF these ahuments and pillars is
ot the best and most durable character.-L9Hck5g
Bbp5ataR.
STEuBEHvILLE AND INDIANA RALRoAD.-On
Friday, Oct. T. some eighteen miles of this road,
from Steubenyile, finished and ready for
USE and on the ensuing day three locomotives, ac-
couPsuied by two passenger ears, made their APP
pearance in the town, and tosk number of the
principal citizens upon ehOrt pleasure excursion
over the road. SteubenviiEe was all excitement
BDon the occasion.
We regret TO learn that the Rev. VIM. n. Scott,
OF Hardy county, while on his way to the Prcsby-
terry at Fredericksburg taken suddenly i'll at
Baltimore Of Bilious Typhoid Fever. At last ac-
counts lie was very low, and not expected TO reco-
Ver--R0maey In.
There are now al work on the Capitol extension.
900 marble and assistants; 200 Iaborers; 30
carpenters; Il brcklayers-besides other mocha
mics in less numbers. Upwards Of 5000 bricks
are laid daily.
The NonklL eahey, the murderer Of Manley, it Is
expected will be sentenced by Judge Larabee du-
ring the present term. TO imprisonment for life as
the Supreme Court refused TO grant a new trial.
MiEcakfe Dean
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct I7-At a meeting Of the
county Board this morning, communication was
received from Messrs Faunce and Smith, two OF
the county commissioners, stating that they had
subscribed 100000 TO the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad, and asking the concurrence Of the board
Smtl is new member, and only entered on his
duties this morning. The matter was debated, but
definite action mad upon the subject.
WASHINGTON, Oct l7.-The President has an
pointed Mrs. Amelia :. Moderwel, poatmistress at
Columbia, Pa, vice \. p. Noderwell, her husband,
deceased.
The Navy Department have late adyiccs from
Com. PerTy's squadron He was on his way TO
Jeido. The Powhatan left Hong Kong on the 25.h
Of J4ly. to Join the squadron.
CIscTSNATI, Oct. 1.-The weather is fine here
al present The river IS low and still receding.-
Coal Is very scarce and number of manutactur-
ing establishments have stopped in consequence.
Money = quoted at 2Ter cent. per month ter the
@est paper. Flour il dull at s. -.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, Oct l7.-Ioraiia Need
ram, Tree soil Democrat, was elected Speaker to-
day ny vote 0; ll9 TO - for Grandy Wing and
, for Bingham Dem. Darcy, Dem, was unani
'mOusy elected Clerk.
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MISERABLE COUNTRY SEAT,

~ MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION
Having in contemplation change of occupation,
shall on THURSDAY, the 27th of October, at II
the FARM on which reside, situated near the old
Turnpike Road, about FIVE miles from the city, and
adjoining the lands of Messrs. Hutcheson Sinton and
others. The tract contains $50 acres-half well
wooded, the remainder cleared and very productive.
The improvements, consisting of dwelling with G
rooms, barns, stables &c. being all new are in ex-
cellent order. Upon this land there is an Ice House
and Pond from which alone may be derived more
than sufficient TO pay the interest the asked
for the whole tract At the same time, | viii also
sell my stock. crops of corn oats, hay, &c.
TERMs-For the land, onefourth cash. balance at |
and years, with interest and satisfactorily secured:
for the personal property, under $50 cash. that
amount and over4 months credit for approved paper
with interest JAMES PHILIPS
JAS NJ TAYLOR Auct ne II-9tawf22dO ara
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VALUABLE PKIy ATE RESTDENC1
REAL ESTATE AT THE

v CORNER OF BLOODY RUN and ROCKETS
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
gold on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 18th day of
o'clock, valuable LOT at the corner of Bloody Run
and Rockets streets, fronting 10y feet Bloody
Kun and running back Rockets street 10 feet; and
abounds in valuable moulding sand.
TERNs--One-third cash ,sbalance at and months,
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
GODDIN & APPERSON,