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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
QUEEN CITK SCALE WORKS.
VIM HUDDART.

No. bet Main and Walnut. Cincinnati q.
IN 1 manufacturing Railroad
Depot HPv. Stock Coal Floor and
! II Platform Scales Of all sizes: also Drug
gist and Bank Scales, brass and iron
Ia beams Counter Scales, &c. &C.. which
III / ofsuperior workmanship and
H. material. would call particular at
49, " tention to nv Iron Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. ALI communications pr mptly
attended to agI5-tf
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Hopkins q HEAD.

M opening choice stock Of EmbrcideEes. Gloves
Trim mings. Prints: and Fling Dress goods Also the
hnest stock Carpets Oil Cloths Window Shades
ever in this city all at low bargains for cash
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EEPENSES,
SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS

WILLIE
Rev c. a Foster about to undertake ally
young between ages
years with whom daughter 20 form class
COURSE OF STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTNiENT.
Alphabetical Lessons. Reading Spelling and Numbers
photography Writing Elements OF Geography and Arith-
metie. 1s
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic, Geography. BY and more impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Spelling by dieation
Elements OF Natural Science. the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.: =
Arithmetic and Grammar coutnued Geography, Ancient
and Modtrn History Ancient and Modern; Logc Natural
intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemsry. Botany Min
Geometry Natural Theology Mythology Greeian Roman
An tiauites, Evidences of Christianity. the Pitle.
Regular and critical exercises through of Read
ing Defining orthOgraphy Writing Grammar and posi-
tom and familiar lectures and illustrative of
the studies pursued
Strict attention shall be given to all those
and requisite the plishee lady.
This institute furnished with Fhoso phica and
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals fossils and
shells.
Tuition Fees, per Quarter. in advances:
urinary department. ~
JUNIOR Del artnene . W
senior De partrnent ~ W
Latin Greek French erman. 10 eC
nusie on the ftaTp...: 10 "
Music the Piano Guitar. 10 90
Drawing. Monoehromatic %
Drawing in Water or oil eolors. 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work. 90
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector.
The religious the shall be strict
ly practical, and in way denoninational.
Until the 6rtof August foreign applications for entrance
shall not be received order give the citizens of this city
the preference. jy4
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pRINCErov FEMALE HIcH SCHOOL,.

NHE first annual session of this Institg9l viii be ope
n ed Monday the I'd of September 1865. conTeai-
building will be erected curing the and prepar
ed to accommodates pupils after the session opens II
win be fitted and comfortable STYLE supplied
with good of phosoI hics and chemical GppsratlS.
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate into which boys under twelve
years age will be admitted.
The Principal has made arrangements with good families
to board pupils from distance. ~
TERMS SESSION MONTHS:
Boarding. Lights and Fuel. $40 %
Tuition Senior Glass .....,........... 20 90
Junior ...,.,.,......... 10
Preparatory Second Glass 90
First Glass Observation-Disclosures. 30
Music with use of Piano 20 90
Painting Drawing 90
Embroidery 6 90
Modern Languages 80. 90
Payments strictly advance except by special arrange
Principal: HENRY T. MORTON.
Assistants Mrs. NJ. W. PAXTON,
Mrs. NJ NJ. MORTON. jy2
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NOTICE.
AA receipt alarge addition former
Wv stock of Groceries which ap-
proved paper, part of which are as follows:
ECO Bsgb prime Eastern Coffee;
100 u chests and caddies assorted Tea;
100 Boxes Tobac OF all qualities;
20 Coils of Hemp Cotton, Grass and Jute Ropes;
so Nests market Baskets;
10 Doz j hushel
10 Bbs Smoking Tobaeeo5
26 do Plaster Paris
20 Boxes German Clay Pipes;
rs Balls Candle Wieking;
20 do Wrapping Irvine;
100 DoZ. Cotton Pillow Lines;
500 lbs Sacking Irvine;
Besides large Cigars and fancy articles
numerous to mention. ep14tf PRESTON BROS.
m Bbl small Loaf Sugar;
III box large do do extra;
Dbl Crushed sugar
10 bbls choice N. o. Sugar at
Aptttf COOKS Family Grocery.
GLASS JARS-50 doz. one and two gallons each squat
~ aad tall For sale ~ s. E, GILBERT & co.
aug3l tt Sycamore. near Water.
RROOES.
Sn DOZ. Brooms in store and sale by
OO sepT0 ORR. DALzELL CO,
TEA! TEAL!
Large Assortment Teas of grades family
IA reed from New York, and for sale low by
sepl2 If TENNEY a. SORENSoN.
NUTS.
MNILBERTS. Brazil. Walnuts Sicily Marseilles, and
II Ivica Almonds just received by
ssrl2u TENNEY & ScRENS0N.-
WINDOW SASH
NXTE have received consignment of Window SASH
Wv ferent dimensions COMMODITY used, viii sel low.
sep12tf TENNEY & SO RENS0N.
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AUCTION SALES.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NM offer for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv dence, good houses and cistsru, and
good neighbofhood For pal tieulaIs enquire Of
SWEET q LEONARD,
Auetoneers and General Agents.
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Nflps By Gelegrapb,
Fever Increasing in Virginia.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
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PIANO FOE SALE.

A first rat second hand piano. in com
plete ORDER nd ,rranted to be first
n II ms rument, is OF cred for sale cheap. if ap
- VI pi cation be made immedi .tely. IL be
Mr. Heibs store. Main st.. between First
Seeo streets next door Gumbert Gottebs Clothing
store ag6-2w
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NUTS,

EILBERTs. Brazil. walnuts.. Sicily. MaTseiiies. an
ssri2tf TENNEY & seRENseN.
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DAVID. O,NEIL,

NWTE have received consignment of Window SASH
VIM ferent dimensions eammoHlY used, will ssll low.
S sepI2tf TENNEY so RENS0N.
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Dos HABB0R. KY, April II, 1855, Z
This is to certify that had CtiIIs my family
for the past ten months and tried al the Chill pills and
nary they have stopped tia chils the of
family, with exception Onmy oldest there
would make until
DR.. Owens Chill Pills. aud safely say everybody
WIN. o. JAoKso ON.
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Tcertfv that had chs and fever and ind
eputation that Dr. OWENS Pills had in curing
fever purchase Dr. W r. owen'sj silly eeebra-
Pills. the whole box before entirely
we'll and believe them the hest Pill the
public the of Ague and Fever. e. G. AYRES.
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91irU O. IAf6.
BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT IN

BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT ON
Eos = JACKSON STREET, IN MANCHEeTER
FUR SALE AT AUCTTON.--Wfllb be sold On the
premise:, on THURSDAY. the 10th sent. corpmen.
G I'LL . ~ o'clock. the neat framed Tsnsmeot on
~ AND bsinhridgs strseta Manchester, now in
Tne lot fronts 50 feet, Iuos back l25 fat To an
atey The house has rooms
for n.s, nifd cash; balance Ut and months
a. notes interest added and title retain
"l4 e6DDlN ArPERsoN, Aues.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
arp ! rOuh1H. BETWEEN CANAL AND CARY
oInEETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIONMWii he
u;u On MONDAf, the 24tk Sept, 1885, on the pre.
Rries T so"mensing Ct a O'Clock P. NJ. the new
aoa C.nsi streets now in the Occupancy of Mr.
rinsiey, at the annual rent Of $500 = 80
TIE house contains rs rooms besides front and rs.r
eud s.. Aho .tcnsn' and bounded the north
Perm. CAST. eoDDIN ArrERsos.4
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
HE.k 1oGEeAFE S6n saIE a. Fu 1ncFI6E'
- Tru,ee IN Deed dated 7th Apfil 1885, sxecuted
y y Crump and wife. duly recorded In Chestsr.
ts. wouhsy Court shai sell At public Auction, on
lSoo at the hour of n O'Clock T. NJ the RI T.t.t
convey 90 said Deed eonsistins OF Lot sr.
saining II a1es Of Land. ON the North side ~ ths
Mancnester Turnpike, near the Toll.(3ste. vith :
p.nas OF said Crump '"' o0su'
TEsMs-Cssh. g
Tbs si.ie believed to be gocd but the sub,eras,
Will soavsy With the usual special vsrr.nty.
ssls sssss.isd by GoopiH AYpsssoh, xssss,
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CONSfABLfS SALE.-By virtue of
" distraaa Warrant dirsefsd ~ a-.i. a.

CONSfABLfS SALE.-By virtue of q
~ distress warrant directed to me- dated the 81 At
day Of August 1851. In favor Of Alexander O. Tell.
the l8th day Of the present month, at the esTo.n.
ter's shop Of the said Fore, at the corner Of Clay
and 9th Streets In the city of Richmond procee ed to
sell at public auction, to the highest bdder the pro.
perty fsyied under said distress to wit the said
She and Sohtents. Grind Stone, Flooring Plank,
pair Ut Doors, 10 pair Of finished Blinds s Carpen.
Feed Box. MoItieing Machine. Window Weights,
Door FIsniss. Window Frames Posts and Timber.
ON the lot, to satisfy said liatl esq
Terms cash. and the sale to oomL snce az 10 O'Clock
A. NJ pr ooissly.
80 l5--tds JAS p. TYLER II T. r. n
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almost since the epidemic. There were FIVE
=. rr;aues in the procession and all filled
Raw DR. McCabe, of Hampton, has gone on
70 Ral,;more to procure provisions for the
NJ q w Camp who has been reported
dead so often is up and rode out yesterday.
The havoc among the Bank officers here is
marked At the Farmers Bank, Mr. Cham.
berlain is the only one remaining. Hatton
il dead. w NJ Pannel clerk, is down with
the fever A Tunstall's family are all sick
his wife is dead, and his daughter, Mrs Bay
| Tor and three children have died. Jno Saun-
ders family are sick, and he has lost his
daughter. w Tbs, the Watohman, has
sick family. his son is very low and his wife
will die before night.
At the Exchange Bank, the only persons
left are Smith the Assistant Teller and VIM
BallsIthe RAINIER.
Cashier, w ID Bagnall clerk, and Samuel
Moore, and Palmer the Waterman are all
that are left
Upon looking over the list of mortality, /
find that the largest number of deaths which
have occurred in any one day number 80.
Twenty nurses from New Orleans, arrived
here this evening.
Mr.. Jas. Mccormick, of Richmond, who
nobly volunteered to come here to nurse the
sick, is down with the fever. His is rather
bad case and have fears for his recovery
In portsmouth there were Is deaths yester.
DAY. Among the dead there are Mrs Filcher
ana MRS VIM Burton. DIR Augustus Bilisolly
WIN De about in y few days and resume his
practice. Lawrence Kearns, who has been
resident Of both Richmond and Petersburg,
IS dead; DE Webster Of baltimore is doing
wen. u Holiday weut TO the hospital ysss
inssoay s'ternoop, but has not got the fsvers
he goes there to recruit.
There Is q light misty rain falling. and it
will prove fatal to large number of those
VINO now lie in critical condition. Indeed,
1t will probably take off all the worst cases,
and we shall hereafter have still shorter list
Iorec0rd' Yours, PAcA.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
A6atement Of the e-DeatAs-Buria7
Weather, &c.
NORFOLK, Friday Sept L.
The disease has evidently abated, and the
people are delighted with the prospect of
returning salubrity to our formerly gay, hap
py and prosperous city.
John hudson, engineer of Phoenix, died
yesterday at the Howard Infrmary; r C NJ
Young, of the firm of Sherwood & Young,
a most estimable young gentleman, died YES.
terday: Richard Woodward, Jules Schisano,
Mrs VIM Doyle, Mrs Savage, two blades at -
Bigshaw's are dead also, David Cooke, a
child OF VIM Green and another of ID Jones.
Rev Aristides Smiths daughter, Charles
Sinister and others have died within about "a
hours Rev L Wake of Christ Church. is
IL of the fever. Mary Eliza Shuster is very
sick. DR. Gordon, health officer, is danger.
ously ill-a very severe attack. T A Perier
Is down. Many children and colored persons
have died in the last day or two.
Burials Wednesday about 40; yesterday
80. Cold and damp; wind blowing from N 4
severe thunder storm last night.
In haste, F..
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AUCTION sALHs.
TUfUKE DAYS.
BY LARUs 6 SHINE
TRUSTEE sA1 n m 1 orocu :,

1871 GE bAI1E OF a STOCK OF
ITIcTInAITI blank BOOKS, &c 10 Ar
tn .ii,ON-WHl DO sold ut auction In cur stor E.
s. "a. entire stock Of James B. Gibbs removed from
can no % Main street, consisting 10 part Of FOOLS
III tef and Note Paper; full hon I'd bant 8ooke
nosh Also, an extensive assortment of School
e.so, =, ness OF Al styles together with a completes
AIhe above sale will commences on TBuRsnAy
rn orning the 9th inst. at 10 O'clock in our sses
un,; sairs) and will be continued every syeuins
sn.l the entire stock 10 closed.
InIs9oontry merchants aud the city trade would do
WI 70 attend a. bargains will be given
sILAB JOHNSON, Trustee
M !, eonsucted BY LARus SHINE, Austs.
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COKE.-I am prepared to furnish COKE
~ Of supeiior. quality, and confidently recommend
/. as preferable fuel in most respects to either
wood or coal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking
ranges aad stoves and to furnaesE for heating large
buildings, while its ready ignition, cleanlin ess and
durability. render it convenient and agreeable for
parlor and other CRATES
Orders left at the Coke yard, corner 10th street
and Basin 8ank, will be promptly executed. Terms
cash its equivalent
So lit JNO l. WERTH ksant
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ny Alex MOTT

HOUSEHOLE AM KITCHEN FUR,
- NITURE. DRY GOODS. SHOES, 10 win
be sold at anc Ion, ON TUESDAY, September 18th.
az ~ o'clock, handsome assortment well kept Fur.
ntuIe rom family declining house-keepins EN-.
6Iauins So,aa Chair, Beds and Beddir r. Cookiss
Stoves and Kitchen ware 1883
ALSO several invoices Dry Goods Clothing.
Gold ard Silver Watches Chains DC, IS GOO seesrs
choics brands, u CASKS French Brandy
se " ids ITEX Norr A.t
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

I NUO Il EE . OALE UF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL STREET.
AT AUCTION.-As Trustees in three several deeds
Of trust, executed by Edward Neidt and wife, for
the benefit of the shockoe Hill Building Fund As
ISOLATION. dated respectively, 18th May, 1854; 9Th
October 1854 and 18th Aug 1855 all duly recorded
in Henrico county Court-we shall proceed to sell at
18th day of September. 1885, at II O'Clock p M. if
fair, f not. the next fair dsy) the Real Estate con-
veyed by the said deeds. consisting of Lot At the
corner of Marshall and Munford streets just beyond
the corporation line fronting IS feet, running back
l4S feetto an alley II feet wide, with large brisk
fixtures attach ed thereto.
TERMs-Cash to about $1,000; balance ON such
credit ss shall be agreed on at the hour of SALE
The title believed to be good but the subscribers
will convey with the usual special warranty.
NJ l.. STRAUSS (r.
se 8-dtds l.. M HAROLD ifusIses.
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LATENT kIGH FOR SALE BY
= AUCTION.-On SATURDAY morninr. the 18th
Ise commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell ct the
~. uoss LOT valuable PATENT RIGHT for 100 coun.
e. OF the State Of Virginia model Of which 10 now
On SAnoition at our store. which will also ba shown
uu osy OF sale and given to the pu ehsser This 10
se ~ opportunity offered to On enterprsing man with
"sIe tfihs and no family would be without one.
pnSrp,sr, LARUs SHINE. Austs.
vfOSTfONEAENT.-Ths above sale Of Patent
nitas, 70 E9stponsd 20 psxt SATURDAY, the S9d.
Nasn VIII positively take psss - sdve tised :
tea LARu9 SHINE. Assts L
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4 EGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST BY TET.ECRAPH


-, fkTERsBuRG, Sept. ie The train from
weldon arrived here this evening, having
connected with the train from Portsmouth
In Portsmouth yesterday, there were eight
ueatns, and the number of new cases were
Increasing. This morning Rev JAS CHS
noim, before enormously reported dead, YVES
eAuemeiy i'll and would not it was thought
survive through tonight.
y u Holiday is not sick with the fever.
ms agrees with the report of our Norfolk
correspondent, "Pacs,"9 -
among the deaths are Miss tombstone, q
nurse, from Philadelphia; - Wilson's child,
Saml Herald. a son of John Rosser, deco,
barney Coutz, Jos r Aquimbo's child, Jos
Ihomas's child and John Sanford.
:, VIM Il Singleton and wife are both very
r, John Foreman, M L Tabb and Mrs r T
scout are down with the fever.
Dr Pete and Mayor Fiske are improving.
In Norfolk yesterday there were twenty.
I lou deaths. Among them & M G Young.
ms brother Moses is lying i'll.
Chic, reported ill at Hampton, is still We.
ry low, as is his brother at the same place.
Inc former cannot possibly recover.
Rev Mr. Devhn and Marsden Smiths fami.
~ are all convalescent.
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ACTION OF THE NAVAL RETIRING BoARD.-The
N. Y Herald has obtained from Washington, the
following partial list of the officers who Drop
ped from the service by the action of the Naval Re
firing Board:
CAPrAINs.-Levy. Ramsey, Zantzinger.
LIEUTENANTs VIM C Ferrsgut, Daniel T Duls-
ney, Il Rhodes, Brownell. Law Pennington, 8
Chase Barney, VIM Tolsnd Thomas Stevens,
Jas Noble, Israel C Wait ) T McDonough. Abner
Read. Richard w Meade, Rhind, John Ring
MAsrERs-J BohreI. N West, g A Stevens,
Allen Byrens Peter Wager, Jr.. Edward Shep.
psrd, Joo Hall. VIM Mercer. David Oeheltree.
George King. John Msdisan, Jr, Chss B smith
Augustus Mclaughlin, CHARLES GRAY, Howard
March, Joshua Seawell, Edward A Ssldon.
The following have been put the leave of AL
ssnce schedule: 5..- :
LIEUTEAAkTs-J w Swift. White, DER
ris, g l. 6siden, Palmer, 3 Decatur, Geo Hurst,
rIaUeis Lowry, Miller, Lewis. 81 Dsrsanss,,
Jno Hall,
MASTERS WIN w Low. Mallaby, Robt Knox,
John Robinson. =
Commodore Charles Stewart. (Old Ironsidss) has
been placed the retired st at thirty five hundred
dollars pay. and Commodore Simmer at twenty -fvs
hundred
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be receive

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ up to u O'Clock, September 20. for ali the Brick
work for the Custom House in this place. per Spe.
ci6cations for said work made by the Department,
and to be done in such as to be accepted by
the Superintendent legally authorized to do 20
All centres, excepting that portion which will be
necessary to the arches between the iron
beams. will be furnished by the Contractor for the
Brick work.
The Contractor for said Brick work will be obli.
gated to do and perform such work at such times
and in such a manner as may be required in the
prosecution OF the Stone work; and 10 any delay
his part, whereby the Stone worker 10 deisyed he
will be bound for each day $25 Said Brick work
will be measured and paid for by the thousand cal
culstng Ia bricks for every cubic foot of solid Brick
work
The Contractor will be required to give suitable
bonds for the strict performance Of said work a.
above specified.
We reserve the right to award tho contract to such
parties We deem most advantageous
We can be committed, and Specifications seen, at
A. LYBRocK's Office, Superintendent.
l3-8t* l. J ATTMORE CO.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S sALEoF
q = HORSES. MULES, IA, &c AZ AnCTION-
=, Io RDAY morning. the 22d inst, commepcina
~ O'clock. We will sell, At the Horse Lot by or.
nVU ,s. upe work Mule. Gold Watch and Cbsin
siohn, Saddle snd Bhddle, pair Saddle BAR
N N. LEE. Admir-. tor a. DeIsy
sal. conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts.
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By TAYLOR Z wfTLizaE.

prick STORE AND DWELLING ON
TON On TUESDAY, 18th Sept, at Gclock p
N; upon the premises, will be sold that two stoIv
6rck Hou.e and Lot, the west side Of Itch street
being the fourth house south of Broad etreet and
now occupied by Mr.. g. Stutz
The property 10 now yieldisg a good rent. ara
from ie ntuation must be good sta I'd for busineas
iot fronts y feet and runs bsck IS feet TO Union
stesI opposite the Central Depot, thus having two
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance st and rnontb.
with interest added. and trust deed.
re IL TAYLOR K WILLIAMS, Austs
In ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
SA BkEEOERS The following ine BLOOD.
ED STUCk will be offered for sale, at auction on
rhloAH. the -Four Mile day Of the fairfield Va
Races, Oct 9th, 1855 imm ediately after the Race:
I! B az Stallion Grife Edmopdson, now Hya wears
old II hne health and condition
Grey mare. Andfewetta, about 10 years CID, low
8. Gray Colt By Revsnue, dam Andrew eta now
Syears old 80 -
4 sorreI Colt, by Tallo-Ho, dam Andrewetta.
s. SorTel Filley by Revenue dam Andrewetts
part OF THIS stock 10 owned jrintly by Chestham
Tsliey. Mr.. Tslley has consented to ssl the stock
entire and without the least reserve
The STOCK 10 now at the Fail field Race Course in
hne condition, under the immediate charRe of Mr.
}. Talley who will take pleasure in giving auy infor
nation in regard to them.
The property 10 sold for division ON account of
the continued indisposition of Mr. Cheatham
TO persons wanting such property, q rare chance
10 now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the county.
Terms cash. E.4 CRUMP
Acting for Cbeathan,
Sc 10-dtds TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucta
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50 1s-dsd ADoLPHUs GoDDIN Trustee,

DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
l. day of September Court 1885, TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in Septemhsr,) on the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
near S:evensburg In Culpeper County containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
upon the following terms: third cash, one-third
in twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments
This land IL we'll located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
pepper C. H.. in a healthy neghborhood. This land
is susceptible Of toe highest state of improvement
with good DWELLING and other out.buildings
eu25 JOHN NORMAN
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

lIeather-Number of the Dead, DC.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. l4th, 1855 r
There is no news to-day. The weather is
rather bad. the wind cold, and blowing from
the northwest, accompanied with rain. The
fever is about the same as yesterday. A Mr.
Barrott, druggist, from Baltimore, died at the
about two weeks. His death is regretted ty
all.
Deaths to day-John Nelson, Mrs James
Avery, Mrs John Cherry, Mrs Cherry, VIM
Burton, child at the academy, wife of Mychal
Sullivan, John T Powell, Charles BelisoIy,
Miss y Edwards, Susan johnson, negro of
Miss Cherry.
Very few new cases to day.
Yours, FRIENDSHIP.
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Il OOAD.-"
~ are now prepared to furnish our customers with
supply of the above popular fuel
ALsO-ANfHRACITE COAL, (Red and White
Asb,) aud Bituminous Goal for SmithG and other
purposes
We keep also full supply Of OAK and PINE
WOOD, all of which ofer at market rates.
BRAZEAL & stage.
AZ Orders left at Office Basin Bank, between
9Th aDd 9th strs ets Will be punctually attended to.
T2-Im+ B. & g.