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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
LATEST MAIL NE Wa.
ImPoRTANF FROM MEXICO.
From the Bro ~n.v,lle rlss Of the ID inst


<,othr, Bloody Battle The Insurgents again
fttorioR.-We are In posse ssion OF reliable inior
nation from the camp OF the insurgent army, which
states thst there had been another bloody engage.
rent between the insurgents and the government,
forces before the city of Victoria From what ve
can learn II seems that Gov de Ia Cara was be.
sieged 10 Victoria by regular force of 1000 men.
The besegera confding 10 their discipline and
vastly superior numbers, charged the breastworks
OF the besleged with thoughts OF easy victory The
numbers within the breas,works were email 10
comparison 10 their aassiants-numbering, all told
not exceeding or 700 men-but they were buoyed
with q determination found in the sscredness Of
their cause and met their enemies in the true spirit
OF ireemen. Three different charges were made
upon the triple entrepehment, and each time was
the enemy repulsed with heavy loes The ipsur
gent statement estimates the loss 10 killed and
wounded, on the part of the enemy, al 40O aud we
told that the officers OF the regulars themselves
acknowledge a loss OF 100 men, The hight, we are
informed continued for three days, when, on the
night of the third day, the insurgents having ex-
hausted their ammunition and being out OF prov
SONS, abandoned the city. This they were allowed
to do without opposition, taking with them all their
artillery save two pieces of heavy caliber, which
could not be removed and which they spiked. In
these engagements some eight or ten officers are
said TO have been killed or disabled, and among
the killed the gallant Lieut. Col Lamadrid OF the
regiment of Tres Villas The lose on the side of
tbs AMI Is is said to have been very trifiing This
whole affair occurred before the junction of the
forces at Victoria with those which left this FROM
tier to their assistance The latter never reached
their friends until after the fighting over; but
they now united, however and our informant
assures Us TIA, they eel themselves competent to
cope with sny quantity of hireling mockos which
their tyrant masters may send against them. Their
new suxiliaries took TO them a good supply of the
nuch-needed ammunition. and il 10 confidently pro-
dicted by those who should know that they will
soon be 10 possession OF q stronghold in which they
can laugh to scorn a protracted siege OF hireling
win 81 Gf0tn fhEN fhngr ant VtN
res that they declare they nothing for all the
regular soldiers on this side the mountains.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK Sep. Is Flour dull, with declinin
tendency; salss of2500 bbls at rs % foistate
- IS 10 9.06t Ohio. Southern 10 firm, with sales oil
100 bbls. az 1881 % for Baltimore. Wheat IL un
~nsnged, with limited demand at previous rates
Crn u unchsnsed with active demand, the salei
amounting TO ~ 600 bushels Pork is unchan sed.-
nsef firm. Lard IL dull, with sales at 1ea II -
"hs1sy IL unchanged, with . limited business.
BALTIMORE Sept. Ie.-Fisur-The market "a
ns,a' aaiet. We quote Howard IT. at De SO. City
Wheat-Qsiet and the reosipt. f.u.n og A.,.
o.oco busssis offered, with sale of white. eooG In
Pune 81 u 80 " So; family -four do Oh 10. RsS
l. 80. ~ ~ octs'
Cera stesdy-On'y 5000 bushels Offered. sale. A.
whfts ct prices vs,yDg from rs to 80 cts yeiiov ~
81 c.s. '~" 20
Whitley scarce and sales small. We quote 10i +.
81 e. for nhdsi barrels 4is a cts. Not much dis
position TO operate.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC.


Z: kAHoMINY LAND:-Will be sold to the
highest bidder on the premises, on the 2oth septem.
Der next commencing at II O'Clock A. M, if fair, if
lying on Chickshominy River in the county of Han.
dth, decd containing $40 acres adjoining the lands
of A. B. Timberlake A. Lumpkin and others
This Land is eight miles from Richmond within IA
miles of Atee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail-
land within miles of the Richmond and Char.
lottesville Plank Road, now being constructed On
the Land is a small frame dwelling, with the other
necessary outhouses.
This Farm is considered 'one of the most valuable
and productive on the Chickahominy, and is well
adapted to the growth of corn, oats wheat and
grass.
Possession, to seed crop of wheat, will be given
on tbs LIST Of October next and full possession the
LIST January, 1855.
TERMs-One-third cash on the day of SALE and the
remainder at and 10 months from the LIST January,
1885, with nterest-ths credit payments be secur.
ed by bonds, with satisfactory security and deed OF
trust on the premises
Immediately after the sale of the above
tract will sell tract of Wood Land, belonging to
the same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tract
Terms same as mentioned above.
~ Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant will take
pleasure in showing the Land to any person desroul
of viewingit.
P. B. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of r.. Meredith, decd
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper, Co.. Va,
August 18th, 1854.
au I7-dStaw2w&dtds
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NEW HAVEN INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW YORK, Sept I6-The stockholders OF the
New Haven Insurance Company, having become dis
satisfied with the deep injustice done said company
by voluntary and unreliable statements in the news
papers pretending to give account Of the affairs
OF said company, have announced theft purpose to
hold meeting next week, when efforts will be mad
TO obta an immediate report regarding the future
course of said company and to elect a new board of
directors. -
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.

EOR LEASE-At Auction, the late resi-
Il dence of George Charter, decd, and at present
occupied by Gervus 8. Burton, in the Bow ling Green
in the county of Henrico.-I will lease the above
place publicly upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the 9th inst at O'Clock In the Afternoon If fair;
If not the nsxt fair day. at the hour three
years from the 1st day of anusry next The
tenant, Mr.. Burton will give possession in October
if he can procure house to suit him.
At the same time and place l will lease the Lot
inme dately opposite for the time; rent to be
paid quarterly, and security will be required for the
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxes.
J. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of Georgana l.. Charter, aud
Attorney for Lucy A. Burton.
THos. W. kEESEE. Auct. se IS
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CHOLERA.

FITTsBuRG, Sept. 16-The cholera here is rapid v
subsdiDg. Only few new this morning and
these confined to persons of careless habits in living
There have been hteen deaths since noon yesterday
The weather has become cooler and the alarm
ly subsded. The recent rain has caused rise In the
IiYar - - -
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Gordon, from Jacks onvle Florida pto Boston. with
lumber: was oveuaken by the gale on the 9th inst,
u lat 81 degf., and nearly off Savannah. At5P M.
she was thrown on her beam ends, but was aft r.
wards rig hted by cutting away masts when IL found
tn t nea ~ everything on board, and her provision
stores had been lost,
In this condition, wesred, exhausted, suffering.
aud severely bruised the remained clinrinr 10
the wrAcf, until noon of Wednesday, the lStb inst
when they were taken of by the steamer Dudley
Capt Crowel, who had at the time British schr In
tyW- Char. Couri,r.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
THRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE

THRUST SALE Of REAL ESTATE
i Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust
executed by John Ysrbrough to the subscriber dated
the 9th day Of August 1872 and recorded in Henrco
County Court Clerks Office, the day, for the
purpose of securing certain sums of money therein
mentioned. due 70 VIM. J: Ysrbroush, | shall on
MONDAY, the 25th day of September. 1854, com.
mencing at O'Clock P NJ proceed to sell at public
Auction, on the first piece of ground hereinafter
mentioned, to the highest bidder, for cash, the in.
terest of the said John Yarbrough being enintb)
in the following real estate conveyed by said deed
to wit; In lot of ground containing ons acre. with
Improvements and buildings thereon, lying in Hen.
Addition, and occupied by James Yarbroueh In his
lifetime; also, In another lot containing ono acre. sd-
containing half acre, in or near Shed Town, known
as the Backyard Lot, on and S7d streets, In Ad-
ans Addition.
Acting a. Trustee, shall convey with special war.
ranty only. P. C. LARUS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LAaus SHINE, Aucts.
11-fds
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NEW YORK, Sept ia forgery to the amount of
Bauk.
The extensive Paint Factory of Messrs Murrey.
fnme Weeks. IA Brooklyn, was destroyed by FIRE
last night Loss SIS, 000-partly insured.
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FUi URE DAYS.
~ 0ODyIN : 1PPER5z,N.
uANDSOME EKTIK DWELLrrG ON

.w By 0ODVfN { APfERsON.
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING ON
ar C II 81 nEAR CLAY 90, CHAPEL; 1o1
s sALI At ,AuCTlOH-Will be sold ON Saturday AZ
eommensias .t y oeiocs the dssirsbly located brieR
dwelling on the southsde Of Clay. between Madison
rap 81. ss's, L ii: e NJ
lis Esq The iot fronts 80 feet, runs back $50 feet
to en- Alley. The house hast rooms besides Kitchen,
Terms one-fourth cash, balance at 8, 6 and mos.,
Tor liable notes interest added and title retain.
So il - note = 9 ge'd ArpERsoN, Aue..
HOUSES AND LOTS IN MANCHES-
.old on WEDNESDAY, the 7oth day Of September,
1914 upon the premises commencing at Al O'Clock,
two small framed Tenements in Manchester at the
pisd oy good tenants. at fair rents.
atet f wshch. will be sold six very beautiful Lots
ted each fronting 81 feet on the ws1. sds Of pses
tur street, running back $50 feet.
TERMs-One third cash: balance at and months
"a til lat IT. ioterest added, and title retain
sss eeoDDrN APPERsoN, Aust..
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
., 4 IAIE in THE COUNTY OF HENRICO-
by virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court on the I'd day of March, 1854, they
will az the request of all parties concerned proceed
70 sen at pubic Auction on the premises, on Tues.
day the 18th day of September 1854 at the hour Of
O'CLOCK; that certain tract of Land mentioned
IN Ine sac deed as lying in the County of Henrico
above sne Cty OF Richmond, and il supposed to con.
tain az acres be the same more less and Is the
same iand which was conveyed to John r. Reeve by
John Sheppard: deceased. by deed dated 5th Nevem-
ber 1885, and of record in the Clerks Office of Hem
rlco county Court the said tract of land is known as
the Homestead tract, belonging to the late John
Sheppard of Henrico. and is about nine miles above
the city of Richmond, and is near to the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomsc Railroad and is re gard
ed as valuable well for farming purposes as for the
quantity of pine wood upon it.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to much of the pro-
ceeds will be sufficient to pay about g. TOO and
the costs and charges of and the usual credits
will be given upon the residue.
The Trustees will convey the usual special war.
ranty. r. r. ROBERTS, in
THOS. g. JACKSON, Arusrees'
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucta
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Jacob Stuff, Germ,n, So years of age, commit
ted suicide at hi, residence, 90 Willet street. New
York. on Thursday afternoon, by shooting himself
through the head with pistol The act prompt
ed by disappointment 10 money matters falling to
resain money that he had loaned. If every one who
has expsoienced a like disappointment was to "go
and do likewise" all the trees. awning, lamp and
bed posts in the world would not be sufficient to
comm odats the "unfortunstes"
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q z.
HARRISBURG. Sept. 16.-We learn here that Gov
danger.
The city remains healthy. No cholera as was an.
pretended. r.
The weather is cool and pleasant
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SAILING OF THE BALTIC

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The steamer Baltic sailed
at noon today with Lie passengers and 81, 255, 900
Ia specie. Among the passengers were Count Ros.
81, Col. Colt, J. Hendrick of Philadelphia and E.
Geyer of Baltimore.
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HEALTH OF COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA, Sept. I6-There are no new eases OF
cholera reported to-day. Business is still pretty
much suspended. The disease is no longer ep m
ie. Many citizens are returning to their homes.
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RELIEF OF SAVANNAH.

NEW YORK, Sept l6-A meeting of merchants
was held at the Exchange this afternoon to concert
measures for the relief of the sufferers by fever at
Savannah.
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YELLOW FEVER AT SEA

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-The brig Augusta from Sa.
vsnnah, had two deaths of fever on the passage
All the crew but three sick, but are now con-
yaleecent.
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DEATH OF AVENERABLE LADY.-Mrs. Susan Heis-
kell widow of Peter HeiskeIl, died in staunton on
Monday last, in her 9Th year. She had been a re-
sident Of that town for seventy-one years.
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John Lying, the man who severely injured
BY Hyer, in the fight in Nero. street. New York, is
lying dangerously i'll at his residence
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THE STEAMER BEN. FRANKLIN

NEW York, Sept. l6-The District Attorney has
MED libel OF the steamship Ben. Franklin at the
instance of the Venezuelan Minister The vessel
Is now In the custody of the U. S. Marshal
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FIRE QUESTION: foundry, at Hamilton, Canada,
was vs.. de destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. Loss
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The Augusta Constitutionalist is informed that
Henry C. keener, who is charged with the murder
OF James Reese, the night of the 10th inst, vol
UNFAIRLY delivered himself up to the officers of the
law on Wednesday evening, and was committed fer
examination at q future day
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By DAVENPORT. ALLEN L CO.

BIZ DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. co.
G00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOO HATS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 4th of October, we will sell at our Auction
store, at o'clock
600 Cases Boots. Shoes and Hats all fresh and de-
sirsble Fall and Winter Goods, comprising-
Gents fine Calf Boots
Women's coarse and heavy Boots and Brogans
Boys do do do do
Women's Shoes, of all desirable kinds
Children's do do do
Silk Hats Wrapping Paper
ALSO,
1000 prs of Richmond made Brogues
TERMS-Under 500, cash; 800 and over months
credit, for approved paper.
Sc II DAVENPORT. ALLEN L CO. Aucts
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WHEELING, Sept I6.-Some alarm existed here il
regard 10 cholera after its arp ,arance at Pitsburg
but the weather has taken q favorable change and
there ID less dread. River rising.
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ODD FELLOWS FESTIVAL.
BosToN, Sept. 17.-Willam Ellison, the newly
elected Grand Sire of the United States Grand
Lodge, was baDqueted by the Odd Fellows OF this
city yesterday
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ILLNESS OF BISHOP WAINWRIGHT,
NEW York, Sept. 16 Bishop w ain wright is very
low Of typhusfeve but is little better this morn
ing
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SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A dispatch from Louisville
states that serious ARRAY occurred onthe Lexing
ton Fair Ground on the 18th inst, between Thomas
Bedford and Geo. H Thomas, when pistols were
resorted to. Each party fred four times and Mr.
Thomas was wounded In the thigh colored
girl was also seriously wounded, and a man named
rhos. Ferguson was badly cut with bowie knife
during the afray
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BY LARUs { SHINE
VALUABLE FARM m CHrsrrp

VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
NV fiEID COUNTY AT AUCTION.-Ou MON.
DAf, the "a October, comm ncing ct IL s,clock n
We viii sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM
belonging to Mr. g. r. Gilbert situated in Cbe.ts,'
ted. on the Chesterfield Court House Road, about
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres 90 OF
which Is improved snd so in original growth hesviy
fimberedl The Improvements consists of good re-
sidence, together with all the necessary out-houses
Alss, an excellent Spring, and an Orchaid bearins
Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries and Apples, and
well adapted for Market Garden.
The above Farm Is part of Hobbs estate, well
fenced, and about miles from Railroad. partition.
lars given on application to the subscribers.
LARUS SHINE, Aucts,
ell II Main street.
Enquirer please copyl
GTOCK OF MILLINERY, &C., AUG
~ TON The subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing the Ladies of Richmond and its vicinity that she
will have sale THURSDAY, the l4th inst COM
mepcing at 10 O'Clock, which will be exclusively for
the Ladies' at her late Establishment whore
she will dspose of the balance Of her stock of FASH
ionable and sessonsble FALL GOODS, consisting In
part OF rich Satins, Velvets, Feathers, Ribbons,
Laces, Head. Dresses, &c, &c. Also Materials and
Trimmings of all styles, suitable for Miners.
MRS. C. PHILIP
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE. Aucts.
sell
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CHOLERA AT PHILADELPHIA AND n YoR

CHULERA AT PHILADELPHIA AND n. YORK
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 16.-The total number of
deaths In this city tor the week ending to-day
amounts TO 226, of which q were from cholera
NEW York, Sept l6-The total mortality of the
city duripg the week ending o-day ia 675 Of which
124 were from cholera
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CAMBRIDGE TROTTlNG COURSE
BosroN, Sept. IA trotting match of ten miles
for purse of $40 900 came off over the Cam
bridge troting course yesterday, between Kossuh
and Alice, and was won by the former
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Escape AND CAPrunx.--F. 0. Lucas, from Leo
isville, KY confined 10 the jail Of Washington, d.
C.. on charge Of obtaining money under false
p-etences, of Chubb Brothers. escaped from that
Institution on Friday night last, and ws' subee'
uuentlv recaptured In Alexandria. -~
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUC-
TION.-For the benefit of the parties interest
ed, will sell publicly, the premises at oclocka
ground q feet 'front.' and s2 feet deep, situated
the North side of Main street, between Path and 25
streets, which has on it q two story BRICK HOUSE,
used a. store and dwelling together with kitch-
en-, &c. Terms at sale.
seI2 ToLER COOK.
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CoNsEcRArIoN.-The second Jewish Synagogue,
10 Boston, was consecrated on Friday last. This
building was erected by the German Jews, who
have seeded from the other Synagogue, which was
controlled by the Polish Jews
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BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

d. JVbN n. D EAINEy oHIebuHh, :
d UIL DINGS OF WOOD AND
a. Tx At .h oil y sss ssS
the 10Th day of Sept 1884, at A o'clock P. M. sell at
auction, the two old Buildings and Wood Shed stand
tween 1oih and Ith Streets bought by the U. g. Co.
vernment to erect new Custom House On.
The buyer or buyers of said buildings will have to
remove all parts Of them within 10 days from the day
of sale.
Terms cash. ALBERT LYBROCK,
% IS Sup't of New Custom House.
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AUCTION AIHa.
THIS DAY.
BY TAILOR 4 WILLIAMS.
MARKET GARDEN OR BULL

l. -
A MARKET GARDEN OR BUILD
~ ING LOTS MAR UNION HILL At AUG
IION.On MONDAY, "a Ser,emAe'. /" ~ -.
around. containing a seres situated Unl.a Il
near Lesdbetter's Tavern The soil 10 Of the char
ss :Ssd s o
den spot, and viii be sold In the whole II desired
otherwise It viii be divided isto ~ half aero 1ots
which will ensble those Of limited means, TO -.
cure pleasant homestead in an improving neigh
TEaMs-Thrd cash balance at and months.
sei2tds TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS.
By 0ODDIN & APPERsON.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE AT THE HEAD OF CARY ST,
AND 4 VACANT LOT ADJOINING. FOB SALE AT
AIau.CTION.-WilI be sold ON MONDAY Afternoon,
~ O'clock that very valuable private dwelling on
20 North sde of Gary street. opposite the residence
suP,ed by Mr Jno. Jacobs, and near By Mr.. Samuel
an sex 20 f g feet running back ls9 feet to
After which viii be sold handsome building lot
on the West fronting 80 feet running back is9 feet
70 sa,a Inc house is in good repair; has six
The terms. which viii I be v as; ,..ouuoa.,,.
vi" Is made ln0s soD 5 hs time ss e So:
SMALL TENEMENT ON MAIN ST.
AND PLANK ROAD. FOB SALE AZ c Az tf srREET
VIII be sold on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Sentem.
Der, 1854, upon the premises commencns At N o,eiL
avery desrably located LOT, with smail tenement.
thereon, situated OF the south side of Main .trsat
between ist and Foushee streets fronting ga feet
running back of IRE gular width lI2 feet Affer
which will be sold very handsome Building LOT.
on the north side of Cary, between Foushee and AZ
an alley; after which will be sold most yslusbis
LOT pposite the residence of Mr. Charles Philiins
fronting the north side of the Plank Road 52l n
running back 1893 feet to an alley.
The above real estate 10 located in most improv-
borhood.
TERMs-One.third cash balance at 6 and MOS
for negotable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note 10 paid
seq GODDIN L APPERSoN. Aucts.
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.Efs MUSICAL CARD.-Mrs. A. BIS.
XAEK COLE, daughter of the late Prof Oliver
pupils SD the roris ans
Mrs. C. has the pleasure of referring to Prof Geo
Webb of B oston, and other distinguirhed teachers
She may be found at the Exchange Hotel after I'd
October. % I4-eod4w
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ROARDING.-One vacant room, suitable
Dfor family, and several day boarders can be ac-
commodated on reasonable terms, at
Mas J. A. JETERS,
On Main street, one door below
Sc R-3t* Exchange Bank.
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THE CHOLERA.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE deaths by cholera in
Pittsburg and Columbia, Pa, and Martin.bug, Va,
are considerably diminished in number. The dis
ease is evidently on the decline. '.-
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GENTEEL HOUSE i . KNITURE A

se15 LARUS L SHINE, Aucts
HENTEEL HOUSE + UKNITURE AT
~ AUCTION On TUESDAY Morning the 18th
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock. will sell at pub.
Tic auction IN the alley adjoining house, large
which will be found
2 spring'sest mahogany Lounges; 2 do. do. Sofas;
doz box.seat mahogany Parlor Chairs; splendid
mahogany Sideboard, ladies' Cabinets; do. Bu-
reaus, iron pat. spring Bed-together with large
assortment OF spring Pillows Blankets Sheets Mat
tress. Wardrobes, Chairs B edstesda &c
The above articles, though secondhand are nearly
new, being well kept.
Additions solicited previous to the above sale
LARUS SHINE, Auots..
sc 10 IA Main at
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WINTER GRASS SEEDING have
W for sale, lot Of Irvsrson Winter GRASS
SEED.
This Grass grows in the winter, spring and fall on
ly 5and for grazing of stock and mskisg nutritious
hay, and restoring islds has no supe rior-
1t has tho largest grain of any known species of
grass 1t is never injured by cold-no freeze hurts
it. 1t will keep stock fat during winter.
Persons wanting Seed, will send in their orders 40
1t should be seeded this month.
JOHN w. WRIGHT CO.,
10 IF