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NJ Go61l6 = $1,000. -

Ii - - 6 - ~ - - - ARpetno0s AuEts
INFsyf56E E 1gI!, DING L04s IN srp-
sTkEkfs. Ii a1AlHnxti tf Z AMP NAfEARkxND
ssJiiE BIsss' TEst y ss!ss2 ~
49, 49, bcnt er ~ Noftii ID 81 Hsr,;s
sst = ad 81 i :sd n s !! s 9ss
1ses On the West line Of Maciarissd sffsss. "a 4
~ T ~ q ~ Ieei q tbs llne of MI. MI Lnenaf =
TIE rsshtenes Of M Within jSptin.. Ana gcas
sn T. 9, Mr. ia pavid "; Csrter.
II months or - sosia sa.s h@sscs =
&C., &c. G0DDIN q APpERS(jN 1mrss
oc - Asss'
ID NORTH ~ = y m g,fnsT1 III w THE
AND ira ~ n s EE VI En- fspd a.. hETWEEN 9rn
oesol.r ,sa o s. I'd on THURSDAY the iiih q
that reail. J.an.if r - clock 7. NJ,
Ing on the east the reside Of Lewis Webb. Esq.,
rnnnn On ne s seutn s'ds Of Leigh street Is feet
,l.,..k ion,th cash; halanoe 1t & and u
eursd :: iot trn. % notes interest sdsd Sc
ocs u't G ssfd * ssis x Issfa!gss
fsOMMussIONrU,c
CBLE TNiNPRdvEns h 81. De vAIUA.
comm;.snns, me "A T,Ih " ktCHM0ND.-As
Court 81 tbe ct app9nied 2. decree ofthe Circuit
a si;a May. isss II ,he case Isws sass cue
sell. on the premises n tss' ,,. shall proceed to
o'clncL ~, the lzth day af Oct, 1859 at IL
north s;da a., ~ r ~ s1os. ABLE LOT, the
iatts 1aig ss.cot, Opposite to Messrs. Tai
faaf 70 an : iisy % Ie9t running back Ito
a.s 10 an aiey; nounded on the west by Shockoe
ROUNDED \. Dc. p.ea1p ssres. on Church Hill.
,,s,. ~ - uiaIo, DIuau "a ana I'd streets. OPP
poss.e me Iesieence Oh Mr. Loftin N. Elicit, and
rcu.nnnuuinS me view q the city and environs
12l nnnl RI, ss o AtseT which will be sold. TWO
hy Marsbai i,iay and a sass hndlton bounded
IANnon The nrt ahq sa ssreels also "a feet Of
and 18Th streets back S ses g an a lew
mos so aprysnecaIy STORE q Dr. SMELL
Tors Nos s ana VIII De sold, 2HALF-AcRE
ssd End ssd streets The oresoins Lots VIII &
lest at the hour of sale. - ''s ~ 1ee''eo
TERMs.-one fourth cash balance at l, . and
title retained till last note is paid, and conyes
ance ordered by the Court 'N so'e'
ELIZA l., VAN LEW
sc 26-tds Comm r and Executr,sv
M UST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
ron Ii II CohNER OF CANAL AND 9TH SITS,
FOh SALE AT AUCTION. - At the request OF
Mr., Christopher Waltha We shall sell at public
aueton, on the premises, on TIL URSDAY the 18th
september. 1850, at ~ O'clock p NJ that yery
satuaDie real estate located above. The LOT has
'front.' on the south side of Canal street of I30 feet
ana depth OF LOB feet the east line Of 9th ST.,
and 2 front ALSO on the Canal of the James River
and kanawha Company Of about IS feet There Il
on the lot large brick Lumber House and two new
ana handsomely finished Dwelling s. one Of which
is now occupied by Mr.. WaIthaII The lot will la
suh-dlvided according to a plat and suryay to IL
seen az our office.
1aklng into consideration that the foregoipr lot
mas water front on the Canal thus SAYING draw.
saiel II rs Justly REGARDED among the most valua-
ny IN THIS city I0r a Lumber Yard Stores mr. arYa
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A WORD TO TIE WIsE..Qnestions de-

n cided at fhe last Tea Party:
For the best Hot MIX Rolls and TIA Biscuits.
Go to RfCHAR DSON'S.
For the best Loaf Of Fruit CAKE. ornamental.
% cts. per pound. go To HARDSON'S.
Fog the best assortment Of Loaf Sugar Candy,
20 cts per pound 20 To RICHAR DS0N'S.
For the largest aSS0rtWent a Good Pkdtn
Tea Cakes, go To RICHARDSON'S.
For the largest assortAHeht Of Fancy Tea or
Party Cakes, go to RICHAR DSON'S.
For FRESH Tea Biscuits and Rolls ersry
erening. go to RICHARDSON'S.
For that No. (genuinsl Yankee MoiaSSes
Candy, go to RICHARDSON'S.
For A. Wings celebrated EdTtna Crackers,
Go to RICHARDSON'S.
For Sponge, Pound. and Jelly Cake. the lghtest
and largest for tue money. in Richmond, go to
&C 7-2t* Bakery, 206 Main St, near 9th
RESS-MAKING.-Mrs ALLGOOD wishes to
II inform the ladies of Richmond that she is pre-
pared to make their Dresses in the latest and best
style. She uses the system of S. IT. T,YLoR Pub
Usher OF IL Bon Ton, for Cutting and Fitting
thereby saving the necessity of trying after
the first time. Residence, Canal street. between
4th and 5th. oc7-3t*
A SHORT TIME L0NGER.-Corns Bun
n IONS. Deforned Nails, Warts. &C.. and every
Disorder OF the Feet eradicated without pain-per-
uniting the patient to walk Immediately. with per
tect ease and comfort. DR.. SCHULTZ. the Sur
geon Chrepodist. will prolong his stay until fur
ther notice. order tn meet appointments from
the city and country. Parties desiring his aid have
therefore, still chance By early application
WA- Office Wall st. Hotel, Wall ST., tsee sign of
, the Foot.}
HIS friends from the country. visiting the city
during the Fair, will II him at the above Office.
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THE PLAQUES TRICKEN CITY.
l. THE PLAGl E-STRICKEN CITY.
THE PLAGUE-sTRICKEN CITY.
THE ADVENTURES OF A BALTIMORE
PHYSICIANS;
THE ADVENTURES OF A BALTIMORE
PHYSICIAN;
THE ADVENTURES OF A BALTIMORE
PHYSICIAN;
A STORY
OF Yellow FEVER At NORFOLK,
OF Yellow FEVER AT NORFOLK
OF Yellow FEVER AT NORFOLK,
Now publishing in the
FAMILY J0TfRNAT,

SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
In the course OF this deeply thrilling story are
introduced most interesting deta Is of the fearful
pestllence which ragged some years back in Nor
folk. For startling and like interest we UNI
hesItatlnsly pronounce this story unequaled
Besides the above story, will be found in the
tales OF absorbing beauty. some admirable poetry,
Life OF Currer Bell, 1.-THE author of Jane Eyre,
&c.,l with large variety Of entertaining and in
structlve matter.
The unsurpassed merit of the FAMILY JOUR-
attempt establish Southern lustra ted literary
paper encourage the propretors to hope for large
increase to ITS already unexamped success.
For sale in Richmond by l.. l.. SMITH. Main
street; w. II. JARVIS, Broad ST.; j. w. EVANS,
Pearl street; g. I. BALDWIN, Main street, and
by all Periodical Dealers. oc7-3t
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COAL, COKE, &c.

WILLIAM III. DAVIS, DEALER IN AN
W THRACITE AND BlTUMINOUS COAL
white Ash ANTHRACTrE COAL. suitable for
crates and furnaces. Also, GLOVER HILL
prepared to sell good terms il can be pur-
chased in the city. Orders left at his yard near
oc elm
GOAL AND Notwithstanding this day by
100 cords No. i OAK WOOD.
Also, On hand Clover Hill Lump
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And Red Ash Anthracite COAL, at market psiess.
VIM. c. BRAZEAL.
IA Office on Basin Bank between 9Th and 9th
streets, and at Petersburg Depot. Sc U-1m
GOAL. 1.-The depot of The New York and Rich
~ mond Coal COMPANY situated Mt the upper end
of Broad street, and opposite the old Far Ground,
field Mines, with all the usual kinds for sale-Fani-
lily, Blacksmiths'. Run OF the Mines, and Hard
COAL. SO 2-lms
COAL.-CLOVER HILL, and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COKE-hAIL COAL. Of the best
quality, at s. per load. For sale by
nj. ID. WHITING,
Sc Its Near the Petersburg Depot.
COKE. COAL AND ANTHRACITE...T hs
- ysrds at corner of 10th street and Ba.in andsth
and Byrd. will he constantly supplied during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACITE and BlTUMfNOUS COAL, which,
viii IN future be promptly delivered g al psris Of
September will be as follows: Soft Lump, san;
Soft Hail. $3.50; Hard Coke S4.6O. Anthracite and
au Sits jNO. J. wERTH, Agent.
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YEAYOu WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of October
tion on the premises eli not disposed of before.l
the above fashionable Waterins-Place. SHOCCO
SPRINGS is situated in Warren county. N c.
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot,
on the Raleleh and Weldon Railroad. The en-
tire establishment is in the most thorough repair,
and capable of entertaining between six and seven
hundred persons. The tract of LAID contains $50
acres. more or less. The original quality of ii is
very superior. quite equal to any Land in this or
the adjacent counties.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
15-dtd s. n SESSJrMS
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BY Thos. w. Reese, Auct.,
Coffee corner 18th and Cary streeta.l

HORSES, MULES AND SVLKEY.
@0FOR SALE AT AUCTi0N.--wiilb Be- sold,
[A<-Aon SATURDAY morning. Oct. 6th, com.
mencing at 10 ocIock. At the Horse Auction Lot,
near the Central Railroad Depot, several SADDLE
AND HARNESS HORSES, sour fine YOUNG
MULES.
ALSO. a very fine CANADIAN PONY, sound in
every respect: one light SULKEY AND HAIR
NESS. Toe u THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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BY E. b. Cock, Auct

HORSES. BUGGY. &c., AT AUrTyON.-
II On SATURDAY, sth inst, at 10 o'clock. will
sell at the Lot, near tho Central Railroad Depot
several Saddle and Harness animals; two young
well broke Mules; one. Busgy and Harness, nearly
new; one Furniture Wnson, in gocd order.
OCT Il, ID, COOK. Auct
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WANTS.


, @sns -. "a s sssssEs
s1c s IN dsnerens rottsYns 81 the Nsate. and ono
for the next yesr or 10 cnmnisnca the xrss "a M
vemngr. As BAkekEEPER; has had considerable
70 ~ ares.a sas Richmond Post ot'ss , Vii
if resn,rsd. Salary very reasonable. "c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. x.i.6 5, s =,
but the lest worimsn need an aas Nv Wear None
MARCUS mKRRrs 4 HRo..
~ - ~ nMer'caa hotel.
- UNI, W. ~ rhassstsr who writes rapid
/, useless for ANY ~ ami, ,.,,.a. .tEhk. Utter
on,as as 10 eharactor ana ns,ee Wy oest refer
Ssta Address Al tP.sfntn ' NV nv Y"shnesnons Salary
oc 7--Ss - ~ p'spa'eh once.
:, ,ss 4------4----~4--..--
WAN & lDI.oVEkSeER,-upon small farm,
t. ftFrSs the ness stocks for sale mode
oe 4"tXeWlts on ssalffad ST cnnsl;
vlrANTEn-- Il, .,.,,. 49,
w CHANRERNsS III "a a "iuan' asitna,lan a.
venor.ii, ,sf,t e Is ana wouiu make herseif
small family. hpp,s AZ ,h s, 's, situation N
- pr's -. V'..Ne' oc = ~
WANTED-HANnS- number of ia.i,es 10
w make Pants, Jackets, Vests snd Shirts. In.
Hotel None but Rood hands need AMY s'' ohsr'es
cc 6 ~ SAM'I STERN.
~ =, - ~; :, -,
w p.ImMr piAIE i.S--A +,
" either waite or c~iored Apply at the corner
- = a-sH-S>.--------~--------oc o--.,t
w Az iED-An eNerienced NURSE. Apply
10 PElTON ARCHER,
oee-iw Cary street.
yyrANTEn SrnIu.N.I ccc,t,,,>x@
w SCofrRiNG Gs, ~. ~ oru ur ING
at KINGS.
.et Nonr SIN w LIS cler ned nj KINGS.
oet your RCGS and BLANKETS secured at
KINGS.
Get ycr ut,,e S hPI 90 u. vi NJ,
Who has asS Ne ro.,, this ,;d. os M, v..h
w ~ " 'f" Is t l.IN y ue p ~ N.W fork.
On 10th st, next Religious Herald Office.
HA- Country orders afforded to punctually
&C 5-lm
yxYkNTED. Iy1NEn.ATC1 - @
w S4STAST TEACHER in Female School. a
sentiemsn oil high character. fna attaiuments and
successful experience in teaching. None below
nus standard need apply. Address :" Box 1885,
Richmond. DC 5-ts
"r,syT.1n ~ !.
w nyrir, NJ 81 tns ,nnalance OF the year. NO
"iiHHH =" hiohi' Apply toooeerrx-x,
oc Sit on Dock St. between 18th and nh s;s
vr-.<TED - !, : : . -,
w Man IN wheesale or large retail Grocery
the h,s in Tins nnd teS, sppentI III
died book Keeping wouid endeavnr 10 maka him :
self ,,se t,1l To his a,nlover in nj it,
a permanent situation Is very Sssirahls viii hs
satisfied with rlodera.e salary ,.',nll NOT Oh
leei e taking situation as Clerk Agent in any
o. me khlirooad pepots. Address y. T.. W.
an5S9Sa me T"st oshee or Apply To ELitNo-
hpS .'Vp'lN, NJ the Auction rooms OF Messrs
uoudih Apperhoh oc 4-5t
IJTANTED.--The snbscr ibers wish to hire for
w country hotel, No MEAT COOK. by the
r3a eng VINO y stsnas ann can come wei re-
eonlendea' good prlce Will be paid-colored
Pfeieffeu. ,,-,,-e,re,- -
-.
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DENNIS l. BRO..
~ OVERS AND SCOURERs,
Franklin ST., Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
We are prepared. always have been for
hive years past, to DYE or CLEAN
HEAVY GRAPE SHAWLS.
FINE RROCHE SHAWLS,
TABLE COVERS. RUGS, &C.,
Gents GARMENTS cleaned and pressed.
In ali eases we guarantee satisfaction. Our
prices are AS low as rs often charged for inferior
work. Call and examine our sty les of work before
sending your goods. oc6-6t@
nOGGETT ANDERSON.
II GOVERNOR STREET,
Wonld invite buyers to examine their all stock
OF CARPETING. FLOOR OII.-CLOTHS and
CURTAIN GOODS, which they are selling much
below the usual price that such goods sold at.
Also. large and varied assortment of PAPER
HANGfNGS. from the cheapest to the finest that is
manufactured, both French and American, which
with the best OF workmen TO make and fit 10 rooms.
IN the city or country. CARPETS. CURTAINS,
OiL-CL0THS and DIES, at the
shortest notice. Also. PAPER HANGING done
by superior workmen. Housekeepers needing any
thing in our line will find assortment good and
our prices low. oc5-3m
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-NL
u ESTABLISHMENT fer MANUFACTURE
ING, and also r E. COVERING and r EPAIRING,
lust opened Broad street. ext door to the Broad
Street Hotel. and fourth house west of the corner
OF Ninth street. The Proprietor respectfully
llcits the patronage of the public, this being the
only establishment of the KIND IN q this city;
N. IA good Journeyman Umbrella and Parasol
MAN, and two or three FEMALE hands, wanted
to sew Covers Oc l-tNoy3
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SAM'L p. HALVES 4 SON,
u

CAN'T p. HALVES SON,
~ -DEALERsIN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A fun supply constantly on hand of Red and
White Ash" Eggs" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories. and White Ash
Lump for foundry use. 800 -1T-
WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office or left At the yard 18th
street. south side of the Dock, viii receive prompt
attention. 10 43-<m
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fTKUSTEE'N SHE OF REAL ESTATE
IN SIDNEY AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF 4
wife, 10 the subscriber, dated 2sth March, 1852 and
recorded in Henrico County Court office, being
Of October. at ~ O'Clock r. NJ, upon the premi-
ses, the property conveyed by said deed, to wit q
lot Of GROUND in the town Of Sidney on the s0uth
side Of EImwosd street. near Wsinut ST.. fronting
IS feet inches and running back l79 feet inches
70 an alley - lect vide adjoining tho rcsidence Of
the late john VIA
The deed requires sale for cash, but an arrange
ment may be made to allow q credit on portion Of
~. DC S- ni-s 4. d. WILLIAMS gTrn.tAA.
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+, Z. MOORE. late of tho firm OF HARRIS 4
II. MOORE, returns his tn anks to his friends and
the pubic generally. for their liberal patronage
the late firm. and mngt respectfully sniicifs the
business OF all those who consider bin worthy OF
their confidence. He will continue TO occapy the
old stand OF Harris h Moore.
Liberal cash advances niade on consignments in
hand.
Richmond, Oct. 4sa, 1859. oc 4-sw
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uIGHC0NSTABLE,S sALE.-.Wilbe sold
on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF October. 1889 al
10 o'clock: A. M. at the High censtabie's Office
pair Ladies' and Cadren's stuffed Cater Boots
and Slippers, 81 fine Carpet Bags and Satcheis. 5
pair Boot Legs. fitted; 5 pair Fronts, pieces Web
bng. 10 Skins, Store Carpet, together with
large lot of Lasts. consisting of Gentemen's. La
dies aH1 Chdren's. both rig ht and leftto satisfy
a dis 1ss warrant in my hands, in favor Of c.
WarUlck vs.. Fl. Turner. Terms-Cash.
oc 4-tds F.. BUTLER, II. C. C. r..
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE
- COUNTY OF HAN0VER.--In obedience To
decree Of the County Court Of Hanover, in the
nounced on the sd of August 1850. the Hndersign-
ed, the commissioner therein named. will on RI
DAY. the 18th OF October next if far; If not, the
first fair day thereafter sellon the premises, the
LAND and its appuTtenaHces IN the said suit mem
toned of which the late lanes Kins died seized.
situated in the County Of Hanover and State of
Virginia. ADJOINING the lands of Thomas J. Talia-
ferro. Samuel ]. Atkinson. Henry Bril-. and others.
and estimated to contain 24 ACR ES. of which
about rs acres cleared, which cleared land in
cudes small meadow; the balance of the tract,
of which at leastten acres is meadow laid is in
pine. oak. hickory and other timber. There is upon
the premises q DWELLING. HOUSE of moderate
size. with brick chimney and fire places up and
down stairs: new smoke house. Kitchen a ear
den recently enclosed Nth new timher. small or
chard and q GOOD well OF water. The soil is adapt
ed to the cultivation of corn oats, tobacco and
vegetables.
TERMs.-one- thisd cash; the balance on cred
it of one and two years,tlse purchaser executing
two houds oil equal amounts, each with good and
sufficient seeurIty--one payable IL months after
datethe other two years after date, and each car
ryinx interest from the day of sale. The title to
be retained until the whole pureh money is paid.
g. w. RICHARDSON,
Sc 20-cawtds Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF JNO.
IN FARRAR, DECEASED Tho creditors of
JOHN FARRAR. deceased, are herehy notified TO
appear Mt this Office on FRIDAY, November 4
' oc4 I'M p'0'' '''' r. MILTON CARY com'r.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT, 81 Main st..
oc CIV Nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
GUNS, GAME-BAGS. &c. - DAMASCUS
VI Illuminated Steel and fine London Twist Dnu-
BILE and Sinsle barrel Il UNS; GAME BAGS. SHOT
BELTS. POUCHES: India Rubber POWDER
For sale low b., WILLIAMS& ELLIOTT,
Importers of Hardware, &c.,
67 Main st., nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
p.r
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IHJgDE GvrANO, ELtDE GUANO...
Il 50 tons ELfDE GTANO. containing II per cent.
Of Ammona--sae to be of the best 70 thai has
aver been imported inte this country. For gale by
10 3-Iw S. McGRUDER'S sons
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ie& FOR SALE--A small FARM of one hundred
~ Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
Mechanicsville Turnpike, about six and a half
miles from Richmond. IN excellent neighbor-
hood, and in the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist Of q Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
choice fruit trees.
It will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
on credit OF one, tive aud three years, with inter-
l.. B. THOMAS,
iyS-ts 80 Broad street. Richmond.
Ma If the above Farm is not sold by SATURDAY,
the 18th of October. will be offered for sale pub
hcly. at 10 o clock, to the highest bidder.
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HAt1FAx. Oct THE steamship Canada,
rr,nn liverpool on the 2ith ult., arrived here
Yesterday
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T,RY the Vrginie Magic Washing Fluid. II
1 does not niure the clothes IN the sllghtest de-
gree Prepared only by X. ]. PICUT,
Corner Main and 18th SITS.
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:, As Commissioner of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield County, in the cause of Walter 6.
Clarke ct al. VS.. Cole e. ais. therein depending,
the undersigned will sell at public auction. ON the
premises, ON FRIDAY, the H.h day of October,
1883, at IL O'Clock NJ; IF fair if not, the next fair
day; ; about M NETY-SIX ACRES of open, arabic
miles from Richmond, and half mile south of the
Manchester Tu npike, adjoining the lands of Ha-
ley, Cole, and others, and near Fallin Greek. and
known as the = Ellyson dover land.o The lard is
IN coal region, and may possess mineral value.
TERMs-AceoTding to decree. one third cash !;
balance at and twelve months equal pay nlents,
taking OF purchaser. for deferred payments, bonds
bearing interest from day of sale
0if.R A
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CM0kED PROVISIONS, &c.-I have in store
- choice lot of Smoked Salmon. Beef Tonguas,
Herrings, Bacon Hams, Breasts, Sides aud Shonl-
ders; Pickles ard Preserves. together with n fine
assortment of Teas, Wines. Liquors and Cigars,
which | warrant 10 give satisfaction.
]. Z. kAVENAGH, Family Grocer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09

- . ~ = -rr aE
CouNrY BoARD OF EQUALrzAT1oS.-This
board commences its session at the Auditors
Office on Monday next, for the purpose of hear
ing complaints III connection with the recent
real estate appraisment. In order to facilitate
business and prevent confusion the county has
been districted and a day set apart for atten-
ding to the several divisions, ss followsi
Monday, Sept. 12.-Berkshire, Brown, Bef-
lin, Concord.
Tuesday. Sept. 13.-Gcnoa, Harlem, Kings
ton. Liberty.
Wednesday, Sept. marlborough, Ok
fold, Orange, Porter.
Thursday, Sept. l5.-Radnor, scioto, Tren-
ton, Thompson, Troy.
Friday and Saturday, Sept. l6 and H.
Delaware and Delaware Village.
The Assessors of the townships designated
In each division will be in attendance on the
days named, and the citizens of those town.
ships who may have complaint to make, are
desired &c appear on the proper day.
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Three Good Town Lots
AT &@k. Each

ONE-HALF on time In South Delaware.
Inquiae Of II. j. EATON;
At the Office of Reid L Eaton. Agent,
August 5, '59-*2m.
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HE AEEE HaME. .-L LaL
The visit to our place of the Ohio Confer
.epce and other invited guests, on Friday last,
was an exceedingly pleasant affair, passed of
to tie entire satisfaction Of all Interested, and
was mnch enjoyed by both strangers and cit'
gems the former numbering about $50. The
repast was a sumptsous and hoantifnl one, and
the entire arrangement reflected great credit
upon those having immediate charge. To con-
siderable, number of the guests it was their first
visit to Delaware-and il is superfuous to add
they were most favorably impressed with our
town and the University and its surroundings
gratihed at the hberality utthe citizens in provi-
ding for their entertainment, and flattered by
the cordial welcome they received. We copy
q skerch of the visit and events connecsed with
it from the State Journal, for which it was pre-
pared by. one of the guests. It is but proper
to say that the report of remarks made on the
occasion are mere sketches, in some re-
spects inaccurate. and generally fail to do JUS
tice to the speakers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09

The following resolution passed the Ohio
Conference by a unanimous vote, during its re-
cent session in Columbus, and was ordered to
be transmitted to the Delaware Conference,
which eonvenes at Fremont in a few days, with
a request that they concur. The proposed al
teration would change the location of the o.
w. University and st. Puul's church, together
with the Stratford church, rom the Delaware
to the Ohio Conference
Resolved, by the members of the Ohio An
nual Conference, in Conference assembled. that
our delegates to the next General Conference
be and are hereby instructed to use their lnfiu-
ence to have the line between this and the Del
aware Conference so changed as that the S outh
Delaware station and Strarford circuit be i,-
cluded in the Ohio Conference.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09

The STATE Journal, in speaking of a Sabbath
School reunion in the Town Street NJ. f.
Church in that city, on the LIST inst, says:
" The Rev. Mr.. sMcGabe delivered an ad-
dress, eloquent and deeply interesting to old as
well as young. Mr.. McCabe is a young man,
and promises to become a leading spirit in the
cause of Christianity"
The gentleman referred to is our young
friend CHAs. C. McCABE, who we understand
delivered an eloquent and impressive discourse
in the William Street M. E. Church Sabbath
mornings 2sth uit., which was highly common.
ded by those who heard it.