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OHIO ELECTION.

Columns. ONO, Oct. l2.-The election for Gov
ernor members of the Legislature, and other state
officers took place here yesterday. So far as re
turns have come ill., the indications are that Medlll
the democratic candidate for Governor, is elected
by about 80 900 majority, together with nearly all
the prominent officers. The vote small On both
sides
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The Washington Union publishes letter from
Capt Walter NJ. Gibson, regre;ting the course of
como New York papers in denouncing Secretary
Marcy, FOR the enquiries he had made as to his
Capt Go character, for truthfulness, being any
ious that the Secretary should max all the enoui-
ries necessary TO refutc the accusations made
against him He is satisfied with the action of the
government ia his case especially with the instrc
lions given to the Charge d'Aaaires at the Hague
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN IEp1ANA-
On Monday week freight train was tn rown from
the track. near Lafayette, Ind, by which theioco
motive and tender were precipiEated through a
bridge, instantly killing Mr. II. c. Goodrich,
young, gentleman of Lafayette. and the fireman.
and dangerously wounding John kinch, the engl
T.F
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LATEST MAILl NEWS.

The New York Tribune, in article on the re-
stationary movements in the Sandwich Islands,
,oarrs that This attack Of the American residents
capon the Ministry is to be repealed from an I'm.
exnected quarter. The Englishmen on the islands
came up 20 the defence OF the Ministry with great
unaninity We suppose they will be able to coun.
,sract the influence and intrigues of the Americans
and relieve the King from the embarrassment
which would be likely to ensue from either refusing
or granting the prayer of the maloontente. The
real object Of the latter is evidently not much
20 change the Ministry to excite feeling of hos
i.lity to the Kings Government to proloug agita.
ton and finally by means OF aid expected from
California TO turn the natives entirely out of pow.
g.. set up the Republican system, and add new
state 10 the American Union"
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INTERESTING FROM MExrco-Tbe New Orleans
nss me following interesting details contained
IN a letter from the City of Mexico:
me government has discovered an extensive
So - VIZ cry OF Fueola Several pr ,minent per-
sons nave been arrested; among item Don Imam
malica, late Governor of the State of PuebIa. GEN
inrlon, and Mr.. Inzunea, attorney.
santa Anna daily issues orders for the exile of
n ponucai adversaries. General Manol Robles.
Minister ofWar under the administration az Ar;.te
Don Luis de Ia Rosa. Minister of Foreign Affairs
under the administration Of Herrera, and formerly
Minister Pienipotentiary the United States have
been ordered from the country.
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UNITED STATES STEAMER ALLEGHANY.-Ihe
Norfolk Argus says it is thought that 1t wiz require
at least four months TO rett this steamship shouiu
tbe department think it worth while TO make ano,
ther attempt. In the meantime, her officers VIII
have to be detached aud her men transferred to
the receiving ship Pennsylvania
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FIrcuBuRG. Mass, Oct IA very large CON
yenon IL being held in this town, today to further
the project Of aid from the State to build the Hoo
sac tunnel. Gen. Wool arrived this morning from
Troy, and was received by the military. There
hi Is fair 70 be am element in the coming Stare cleo
ton. Col White OF Lowell, is president OF the
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NEW BOOTS AND SH0Es.-Haymg
IN returned from the North and received my Fail
stock OF Boots and Shoes. selected personally from
the best manufactures and comprising the largest
and beat assortment ever had the pleasure OF ODER
inc to INV frends aud the public generally, respect
faily request call from all In want of such articles
ID am confident can sell them a. good bargains ~
any house In this city. -
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, yaices, &c. No. As Main street, sign
Aof the Boot below City Hotel opposite side
Oci3
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An election for members Of the First Branch Of
the City Council took place place in Baltimore on
Wednesday. OF the twenty wards, eleven have
been carried by the democrats and nine by the
wings, thus giving the former a majority of two
Last year the democrats carried fourteen wards
and the wings but six An election so strictly local
in It's character possesses but little interest, and we
omit dotaua
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The wife OF Thos. Francis Meagher, and Mr..
aeagher, NJ p, departed for Liverpool in the
steamer America, which sailed from Boston on
Wednesday
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. MOTT { CO.
NIGHT SALES-On SATURDAY

IGHT SALES-On SATURDAY
EVENING, the 18th i1st commencing at 4
O'Clock. we will resume our nj BIT sales and cortinue
throughout the season, at which time will be offered
LON the shelves splendid collection of Staple and
scrlption. Britannia and Glass Ware
Also, me assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres Vest
l9es Musllna, Aipacas Silk and Cottsn Pocket aud
nead dan dkerehiets, Cravats, Irish Linens Linen
table Cloths White and Brown, Hosiery, ali coIors
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES.
Do. do. Detached do.
Do. do. Cylinder do.
Also, fine stock Of double barrel Guns, Pistols.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to ar
tend our sales they will find large varierv and of
fret rate quality. 80 "
Sale commences every night at 7 O'Clock.
oc II ALEX MOTT H. On Aue,x
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ENOR HIRE.-I have for hire q good din
I ins room servant and alao good gul. for the
balance q the year. Apply g
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND

q hNhM1bcicAONLn GALL OE LAM
~ IN HANOVER AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county,
of the 18th day of September, 1853, in the suit of
Andersen V. Sale and wife, the undersigned COM
missioner in the said decree named, viii sell public
auction, to the highest bidder ON the premises, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Noy'r, 1858, at O'clock P
M thirteen Lots of Land lying 10 the county of Hem
rico adjoining the city of Richmond, as follows -
Nine Lots. being Lots No. 10, H. u 49, IL H. It, II
and 10, in square No 10 of this property, formerly be-
longing TO Thomas Rutherford decd lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between and Streets as
laid down upon plat recorded in Henrco County
Court; one Lot at the corner OF Venable and 9th
streets, on tn Sou side of Venable and West side
of 9Th street; two Lots, Nos. and s. in the plat
above mentioned, on the West side of 28tn street,
between q and streets and one Lot ON the East
side of 26;h street. between and streets. And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November, Trect
of Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and NJ j. Alex.
ander containing about l4o ceres
All the above are Lands of which Robert Anderson,
deed, died seized and possessed The Lots will be
sold ia the order in which they are named
TERhs-For the Land, cash for enough to pay costs
of suit and expenses of sale say about SI5e For the
balance, credit of and two years with interes.
from day of sale. For the Lots near Richmond, the
purchaser to give negotiable notes, with good endor-
sers. For the Land in Hanover county, the purcha-
give bonds with good security The title to be
retained until the purchase money is paid.
J0SEPHUS ANDERSON, Com'r.
Sale conducted BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Anct.
&C l2-tds
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Cossur.s REcoGNIzED.-The President mas re,
cognized Adrien Sassinot Dune as ViceConsu 7, OF
France, for the port of Mobile, Alabama +. j. n
nenan as Vice-Consul OF France, 1or the porte
81. Louis Missouri; and Fernando ]. Moreno, as
ViceConful oil France, for the port OF Key West
Fla
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Gov. BRooME's lNAUGuRAL.-James c. Broome
was inaugurated as Governor of Florida, on the
81 Inst. His inaugural takes ground for the reno
val ct the Seminole Indians, considering them a
blight to the prosperity of the State in violation of
treaty obligations, and in open defiance of the DOW
er, authority, and importantly of the Federal Go
yernment. He will consider it as part of his con
sttutional duty to see the law of the last session
providing for their final removal faithfully execu-
ted. He advocates the common schools and rail
road improvements, and promises hearty sup.
port TO the administration of President Pierce
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VIRGINIA EXCELSIOR ,AGRIcUL-

TuHAL STATE FAIR.--Where z the Farmer
that has any pride that will not visit Richmond On
the frst Of November nexsf A more emnious spsrit
never existed than 1t present throughout the Old
Dorninlou. The subscriber formerly q Albemarie
coanty) h4s open 81 bic oid stand, NO ~ Main
Clothing conprsing every article keptia Clothing
ard Furnishiug heuse He invites ell intending -
Wat the city call and examine bis stock. which u
other house In the known world. His stock b en-
tirely TOO large and being little hard up the Goods
must and shah be sold 81 EnsssaHD ie prces e1sh.
J. d. GOODMAN.
No. fs4 Main street opposits Eagle 6asaxe.
n R.--Also, large stock Of Trsnks on hands wAieh
WIN DO cold al snan aaysAce On eoss.
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FAILURES IN New YoRg.-.A failure of cousiae.
rahle importance was announced in our faloerar,,
ic news yesterday, and /. was further stated Tho,
'neie were various ruu,ors afioat regarding the
solSency oil certain other parties But one of these
raino's mas yet come to focus. Robert Spear, a
weIik stock broker, of Wall street has failed
under the recent depreciation of stocks and the
hghtness ofthe money market.
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Senior Jose karcoleta, late the representative o.
.e gepublie OF Nicaragua at Washington, II is sad
.as been received, ON his return TO that country
with great enthusiasm.
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r YoN's KATHAIRoN, for preserving

Isrestoring and identifying the Hair, 10 the most
delightful and wonderful article the world pro-
duced Its astonishing success Ia without precedent
in the history of the Materia Medica. Dark and
iuxurian curls soft and glossy hair with of ad
nifers tnark this sdief,) IS the universal effect Of
astonished 1.-THE Kathairon hes fully restored nv
hair after badness of IL years A. j. COPYRIGHT 7
Bond st., N Y" The kathsiron is certain for
Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous diseases Sold
by ali dealers everywhere. Try il. Price only 25 cts
in large bottles. ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
Idl Broadway, NJ Y
PURCELL, LADD CO. and ADIE L GRAY,
wholesale agents. Richmond. oe S--dim iif
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. l2.-Ihe returns OF 'ile
Constitutional election in this State yesterday, as
far az received, show majority OF 63I against tie
ratification The Constitution is rejected BY large
maiority
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VIM Faithful and William Miller were drowned
inthe river at Baltimore on Wednesday morning
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NTUNNS g. CLARK'S PLANOS.-P. Fl

NUNS & CLARk'S PLANOS.-P. Fl.
TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
menufactory.
Their instruments received prize at the 'World's
Fair London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country" They combine
all the modern improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, AID are conf
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness of tone and great
durability, which latter quality will be appreciated
ia the country where good tuners are seldom found
p H. TAYLOR has sold these Instruments IN thi
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
~ The public are cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNS l. CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars Violins Aceordeons and Flutes. Also, Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the beet quality
P. H. T.. has IN store the largest stock OF new and
standard Muscxo be found south of Baltimore and
in the wseklyxeeeipto Of al the and fashionable
music of liberal discount made TO schools
and dealers. IS PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
anil $50 Main street
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--A despatch from Pitsburn
states that the contractor Of the Steubenville Rail
road, while riding in buggy with a lady on the
evening ofthe 10th, about o'clock, was attacked
by robbers, and robbed of 5000, which he had Just
drawn. He was badly beaten, and left insensible
in the road
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Miss Emma Maeomber, one Of the wehknown
NJ aconber Troupe, which gave series OF pop
,sr concerts last summer died of consumption, al
North Eas.on, Mass, a few days since
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BosToH, Oct l2-'rhe royal mail steamer Anne,
RIGA sailed to-day for Liverpool, taking out ao3u'
half million ofdollars in specie and ainii compile
ment Of passengers.
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Dates from the City of Mexico to the Sd state
that Alcosta succeeds Tornel as Minister of War.
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By GODDIN L APPERSON

EXECUTORS SALE OF A DESIRA-
- - Bile FARM, SLAVES AND PERSONAL
ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER-As
Executor of Thomas Rutherford j., deceased, of
the county OF Hanover, and in accordance with the
PROVISIONS OF his will shall SELL at public auction,
1855, if fair not the fair day. commencine at
IL O'Clock, the FARM called Laurel Grove,n on
which he resided s the time of his DEATH situated in
the county of Hanover about ten miles from the city
of Richmond, and about mile from the Central
Railroad adjoining the land of Mr. A. B. Timberiake
and Others containing three hundred and FORTY acres
more or less. survey of which win be exhibited at
the time of the sale.
After the sale of the land, the NEGROES will be
sold, consisting of Men, Women and Children.
weuty-four in number nearly all of whom are Young
and very likely. Also win be Sold the personal and
perishable Estate consisting of Horses, Mules Cat
tie, Hogs, Carriage, Buggy. Farming Implements,
House hold Furniture, crops of Corn, Hay Straw &C.
TERMs-For the real estate, one-third cash the
balance a credit of one and two years. for bonds
bearing interest secured by deed on the pro-
perty. The slaves will be sold for cash and for the
personal estate, all under $40 cash. over that
amount nine months credit for bonds bearing interest
with approved security, which. however the in
terest will be remtted, if punctually paid at MATURE
ty. JOHN RUTHERFORD. Ex'or
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY fANNILL SONS, Petersburg.
pOSLIN FOR SALE.-TTnder n Tee


SOSLlN FOR SALE.-Under Deed
- OF Trust executed to me by the late Stephen
rinn, to secure debt to Jane C.. Gamble and Ro.
Leshe, VIII SELL at uuction, the premises on the
10Th DAY OF October, at IL O'Clock NJ the above as
tate situated on the Chesterfield side of the Apps
atox river 1t lies in sight of Petersburg the resi-
dence being within half mile of the Market Square
ana no part OF the estate being distant much more
than mile from the corporation liue
The estate embraces 4S7 acres of which consid-
erabie portion is cleared and the balance in woods
aud meadow, with beautiful residence. The fields
are well adapted TO wheat, corn, OATS & and have
been recently limedan MANFRED. The wood is more
than any other TO Petersburg and the soil
well suited brickmaking there being at least So
acres very SUPERIOR for that purpose. The business
OF buckmaking successfully carried on blythe sfe
proprietor. The sheds, Gc., used for that purpose.
are now on the land 1t is very desirable and vain.
able estate.
Ii will be sold in several parcels, according to
map, which may be seen by application to rs.
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Trustee
TERhs.-One-ffh cash balance 6. IL and 10 mos
credit. for approved secured notes, with Deed of
Trust u =
&C H-d2t PANNILL x SONS, Aucts.
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b. Rooney who for several years kept p9,ssi
house near CITY Hall Place, ne" iofA, sol'a'''sss
suicide on Tuesday.
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r AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
IL NO NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTf

MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM,S ROTEL-Ths
purchase sale Of Lottery Tickets within the sfaf
Of Virginia being now 10 violation Of law and ~.
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the ssb-
scriber would respectfully solicit the ordes Of Bis
friends and others who may feel disposed 10 purchase
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, be deems il amoss unnecessary
70 give any further assurance that all business cons
to.
E7- Packages single Tickets and shares, in al
Maryland Lotteries, for sale. s
q The printed official drswines sent to CORE
pondents by the first mail.
EH- Prizes cashed 81 sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
{ my 14--ists Baltimore, Nd
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usnxv pope, a contractor on the hoone h ~
obia Railroad. died Of yellow fever. near Mobile
4 few days ago.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SAL Z

y
ness calling him to the upper country induces him @
offer for sale the FARM on which he now resides,
or miles below Richmond. and immediately ON the
Williamsburg Road, containing, by recent survey,
pts acre..
There ia, upon the farm, an excellent Dwelling IN
thorough repair, with all necessary farm houses.
peculiarly ADAPTED to the growth OF wheat and ell
small grain yielding however abundant crops OF com
Irish potatoes grow In great abundance. Lnele -.
plenty of wood, of oak hickory ana PINE iOf Inc use
of the farm
The plantation utensils, horses COWS ~assh, ea ~.
crop Of corn, fodder, &c, would sso DC so.a 70 inc
al - 80 20 make a speedy sale, great bar
gain viii he offered Pepcns wishing 20 purchase
farm will certainly sd Il g lnsl y g" anu
T s proverbiai for health and the
very best society .a~v Annlv 10 tha
ts :. i. =, the premises. or TO GODDiN q Ar
~ lIth street. Richmond Va.
fEhSoNs Ancs'' JAMES THORNLEY,.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

BY RICHARD CAUTHORS.
RUGGIES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &c,
- AT AUCTION.-Having discontinued my sta
bic on Gary street viii sell auction, on SATUR-
IA the 18th inst. on the premises, two Wagons,
Two buGges, with Harness, l set single and double
Harness. several fine Saddles and Brides the Fix
lures of the stable &c
FINE HARNESS HORsEs.-Also, 2 fine Har-
ness Horses
OF this amount and under cash
WILLIAM S. WOOD.
oc 12-ft@ Sale conducted by R. CAvTHoRS
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

HOUSE AND LOT ON III STREET.
"A UNION HILL, AT AUCTION-On MON
DAY. nth day of October, at O'clock, P M will
be offered at Auction, the HOUSE and LOT on Union
Hill, recently occupied by Mr. John Jones' situated
on H. "A fees west of 24h street, fronting a feet and
running back leo feet. The house contains ahout 4
rooms. and is every way comfortable residence for
8 moderate sized family.
Terms viii be announced at sale
&C IL JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr.
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cOO ENAMELED CRATES AND
. s M4ILLINE LEAVES FRIDAY

TT S. MAIL LINE LEAf Els FRIDAY
Vic NORFOLK per steamship ROANOKE, Captain
C.y.SpY.-Freight received TO-DAY, at II O'Clock,
and M to the hour of | O'clock T. III Friday, the
I4th inst ,.c,
are requested to be On board before the
bour Of departure, O'Clock. p. M.
Tickets and Berths secured az our Once south side
of Basin LuDLAM "AIooN'
1a-ot
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BY JOHN r. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.

GENTEEL AND REALLY NEAT AND
~ FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD l. KITCHEN
EURNlTURE, TOGETHER WITH A STOCK OF
FIRST RATE OLD BRANDY, WHISKEY AND
WINE AT AUCTlON-Will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th nst at the cottage residence of John
NJ Ferguson, ESQ., Sergeant of the CITY, Oh the cor
ner OF Grace and - Streets at 10 clock his house.
hold and kitchen FURNITURE,s consisting of the
usual variety and of the best materials and workman
ship; together with his fine old stock of LIQUORS
consisting OF Brandy, Whiskey and Wines
TERMs-Sums under $50 CASH $50 and over four
months credit for negotiable paper satisfactorily en-
dorsed. 49,
&C Ia r. CAIJTHORN Arc+r
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
- LARGE, GENTEEL AND WELLMADE
FARCEL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ALSO
Law LIBRARY, Mich COWS, SC AT AUG
IION.-Wlll be sold at the late residence of VIM NJ
fnton, decd, on Main, between Ist and End streets
az ~ O'Clock, on FRIDAY, the 2lst inst all his house
hold and kitche FURNITURE, consisting in mart of
beautiful mahogany Wardrobes plain do, mahogany
bedsteads, do. Bureaus, tmarble-top) do Lounge
40. Cnb, do. t'ashstand, (marbie-top) do Writing
Desk. do Sdeboard, (marbie-top0 do Sofas do large
ana beautiful ID ming Tables, Beds, Mattresses Car
pets, Rugs Oil Cloth, Earthen and China Ware Cut
Glass, l00 feet Hose, Cooking Stove Flowers. and
b hne Mich Cows and at O'Clock in the afternoon
az his otlce on Main street. valuable Law Iihrarv
TERhs-Sums under so cash; $50 and over. fo1r
months credit for negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed GIL
&c IA H. c. CARETJ Ad,n,-
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oc4 GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Auct..
ERAMEh DWEILIN(. ON MnNRoE

II STREET, BETWEEN CLAY STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
day of October 1858, upon the premises commencing
at O'Clock, the House and Lot the East line OF
Monroe street. between Clay street and Brook Ave-
nue., now in the occupancy of Mr.. Montague. The
Lot fronts IS feet runs back 1870 feet or less
TERNs-One-third cash. balance al aud months
for gotiabe notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
By order of the executor OF w. D. Jennings de-
ceased.
ocEtd GODDINl& APPERsoN. Aucts.
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TupoRTANT DIsCOVERY.-RELIEF

/ IN TEN ES!!-BRYAN'S PULM0SiC
WAFERS are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds
ssthms Brouchitis Sore Throat. Hoarsness, Diheuit
BREATHING Incipient Consumption and diseases OF the
Iunes They have taste OF medicine, ana any
child viii take them Thousands have been restored
10 health that had before despaired Testimony gwen
in hundreds of cases. single dose relieves In EN-
MINUTES.
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale twenty-five cents box Sold
by dealers generally. y BRIAN ",
For sale by J. b. WOOD. Richmond r. II. Robert
son & CO.. Petersburg; ID. X. Lyman, Lynchbnrs; j.
H. Patterson d Co, Wheeling oe6-Sinis