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performed with Francis life boats under the directions Of
1he steamers officers
nouaced that the time had arrived TO trsnier
the ladies' and children. They exhibited the
utmoss courage and The acbarlunon on board
not less dcali bet conducted in the sktul
Capt. Shnfedt ordered provision and for
the use OF the assens.rs Oh the bark When all was
completed no detailed two OF his ocers Fnneli Har
gous, " accompany the bark 10 Norfolk. The dunbar
TOMS cabin, which afforded limited accommodations was
given up 10 the ladies'.
AT four O'Clock IN The afternoon, all being ready Carr
Shufedt, from ule deck Of the steamer, waved last
aheu which was answered BY three hearty cheers from
the bark which spread her sails for Norfolk In taking
leave Of hor gallant commander and cr,w, there but
ono feeling Of mingled sympy ana grateulness 10 Pro-
vidence among the passengers The exceiicn, discipline
OF the Ship, and the care OF Capt Shuelit were fully a
precsteN and universally recognized To his able
management aud the promptitade Of obedience
of the officers and men are mainly TO be as
crbed under Providence, the safety Of SO many lives.
The slightest mistake uaski,fu management in the
transfer OF passchs would have resulted in the swamp
ing OF boats. Had any dropped in tle water, Ao
would have met ho'ribe death without chance OF
rescue Tor the sea around tie ship aud cboats literally
awarnled with sharks eXpectant for their prey.
On the Dunbarto the rescued mel kind hearts under
ronghi jackets ready to minister in every way to
iheir comfort. Captain chadborrne proved himself
q true hearted sailor. He not only declared TO Captain
Shuiclit his determination stick by him, but ut all
hazards 70 land the passengers safely On the evening of
the second day he the Light Cape Henry, and
sigraed for pilot In conclusion, the passengers passed
the ngkf ON deck
Al five this morning the steamer Louisiana. Captain
Russell, ut Point Comfort took all OF to Norfolk. AT
seven 10 night Captain Chadbourne came up to
the city 49, He no reports g gale now blowing
very anxious for the safety Of the Quaker City.
He thinks she will drift in the Gf stream to the north
daey TO her relief from various points along the coast
II drifting, she must be between Sandy Hook and Hat
eras, wolf out in the Gulf stream meeting OF the pas
sengers voted silver trumpet 10 Captain Chadbourne
a testimonial to luis gallant conduct
II is impossible to forward before tomorrow either
list Of the passengers arrived here Of those left
board,
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Important from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Oct Q, 1859.
by the schooner Star have Vera Cruz dates to the
25ih, and City OF Mexico to the sd ut
conspiracy the part of the leading officers Mira
mons army, with the object to overthrow Miranon and
recognize the liberals divulged the day before and
the execution OF The officers would take place on the 25h
The other consrstos not in the army would not was
supposed, be punished
At Vera Cruz active preparations making to seize
upon Jalapa, Cordova and the capital
Iorbas division entirely routed the 18th by the
liberals Of Oajaca. large number of prisoners were
taken, but parcoLcd
The church party had taken Moreno and others, and
they had been shot
Minister Otway leaves the British steamer, Of DC.
tober Sd
Mr. Conner consul at Mazatlan, is on board the Star
He has secured concessions of great advantage 70 our
commerce the western coast
The British ship OF Caly pso engaged in SNUG
Cling 500 900 from port San Bias
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The Yacht Club Fall Cruise.
OUR CRUISING CORRESPONDENTS.
BLACK Rock HARpoR, l.. I. SCUM

Ia i
Oct. Q, 1859.
Run from City Island TO Black Roc-A Fair Breeze and
Fine Sai-7he Oyster Fleet of Eatons Neck--The Yacht
Fleet at Black Rock DC
This morning Commodore Kingsand decided on visit
for the yacht feet to Black Rock little port the Sound
few miles west of Bridgeport Conn.,, and about 10 A. NJ.
the signal to make ready to sail UP the
the flag yacht.
The hint was quickly TAKEN and all hustle in
the little squadron and without waiting for the signal to
sail they dropped Off one after another, the Wdgcon rst
Gypsy next Juliet next and the Rebecca next while tn,
Ccmmodores boat still lay at anchor The breeze was
quite fresh and in compliment TO the Commodore the boats
stood for Throgg's Neck, intending to put about as
the Favora gave signs OF starting AT length the
signal to start up; but, if impregnatcd with
the spirit Of independence which characterized the Others
the Commodore took his time to mind his signal,
so tina! before he round Harris Island the Sound
the other yachts had put about and in fair way
to leave the Commodore urch but courtesy pre-
vailed, and all wanted to let the Favora take the lead
which she nearly, but quite accomplished Execu-
uon Light The lighthouse keeper paid the feet the
pment OF toll Of the fog bell which was answered by
gun from the kebccca. The breeze favorable for
aschooher gay and soon they busy putting up their
topsais The Rcbecca followed suit and the feet sailing
within compass of few hundred yards-the juliet con
w u hne sight NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
the schooner day, the Rcbccea held her own and sno
LED M nut 'he juliet, which had had pretty good start
Inc gypsy, however gradually began leaving her com.
,panlobs ana IN snort time trying Ia rot IN Wind
ward OF the Rebecca. But tack for the shoaI water mil
Gated that such an experiment would be dangerous and e
cou'entcu herself with passing very neatly on The other add
showing the Rebecca her stern, passing the Juliet cnev
and leading the fleet But the next moment IN Gins
has bcd and loses ground enough Ia the erhcrc,
in advance The advantage, however ia but momeut,ry
the Rebeoca falls b, hind by similar manmuvre slI
eading the juliet While the Widgcon and Favorta are
In tha lie
Now Eitous Neck IN the distance, with Tn.
hundred sail OF oyster boats dredging Tor the new
Sound oysters, AMI W are tempted a. AMI take
a took NJ thom; but arc runniag annE so nicely
poughns the waters Of the Sound, aud cor side dash
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NEW nprrAxs. Oct 8. 1879.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8, 1859
The sales Of cotton to-day only SEQ bales; buy
ers demand reduction before purchasing extensively
Freight TO Liverpool 91Cd.
CINCINNATI Oct 8, 1852
Flour steady at 81 go for supeTfnc. Wheat, 81 02 a
81 05 for red and 81 0S 81 IL for white Whskey 2sc
Cut meats active BaconIarge transactions at Sc. 10c
for shoulders and sides Lard firm ut 1cAc Ness pork
$14 75 not much doing.
ALBANY Oct. s, 1859.
sale of $4,000 bushels Of Canada East barley was
effected on Change this morning The terms not
made public, but supposed to be ut 79c.
TORONTO, c. W., Oct. s, 1859.
Flour steady Wheat scarce; prices hardly firm, but
not quotaby ower red spring aoc 95c Other articles
unchanged.
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The Filibustcrs Mt New Orleans.

INEw OKlEANs, OCT. ., 1903.
The Hbusters have arrived in custody of the United
States Marshal Captains Maury Faysoux and Scott, and
Colonel Anderson have been held to bail in 900 each
TO The rest of the left at the bar
racks, below the city, and have since decamped, there
being guard there the filibustcrs having made the
soldiers leave the steamer while coming up the river
They state that they were on fishing party
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Burning OF the Brig Sabine, &C.
New ORLEANS, Oct ., 1852
Galveston advces Of the 7th state that the brig Sabine
from New York 3D. ult for Galveston had been burned
fifteen miles from that city The passengers and
the boat and after two days exposure landed at
Matagorda.
The yellow fever is very fatal at Houston Ten deaths
were occurring per day.
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Court CaIeua.r-Tbfs Day,

SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit-Par Nos 1859, 2163, 2165,
2167 2l7I 2l77, 2ls1, 2s3 2is7 2s9 14eI 21e, 1913
2l49 2l91 2la3, 2O97 POST 2071 2099 Part Nos 220s
2los 222 1882 2176, 22l6 22O 2222 1924 2226 Dds
1850 1922, 1924, 223e, 223s, 2242, 2244, 2246
SUPERIOR CorRr.Nos. 1853, lo4, 27 2ls, OIL ga 23o,
26o, 262, H. 1872, 264 2e5 Ola 2es 271 ga 276 277
Isl, 2se, 2ss, 200, 29l, 2o2 297, 2ss, 800 800.
COMMON rIRAs.-Part II-Nos. 1853 1854 1855, 1857,
1850 1896 1857 $685. 1870 597 $780, or 10s 1856
Part Nos 1884, 1l12, 1872 to 1885
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BuSKR-CoIEMAN.-0n Friday evening, October T. at
the residence Of the BRIDES father according the order
Of the Society Of Friends, CHARLES BUNR, of Brook.
Ign, to ANN ELIZA, daughter Of Abraham b. Coleman,
OF Cincinnati.
INGRAHAM-CoIEMAH.-On Friday evening, October Z,
at the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev Mr.
Haven Dr. 7 NJ lNGRAHAM, Of Brooklyn, to ANNA E.
daughter Of George Coleman Of this city.
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Thu Drawings OF tho Sussex County q
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
FRANCE, BR0ADBrNrs 1 CO.,


TAe gsAture OF Tho State OF Delaware st Its last session
having giseL to France Broadbents Co iaey oonaeio
twenty years. the undersigned Comm ,snners aptoine
~ the Governor Of said Bs 70 suporten the drs sss
ss Lottery 90 hereby certify hat o follow pg are e sum
beers drawn this day.
SUSSEX CouxrY-CLAss No. lSs. Oc.osER 8, 1889.
IA. 0. II, 8, Is, 81, 10, 16, IL, 70, "a, 60, 40.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrRY-C1Ass W.. o. s. ESQ
as, 50, 3, IL, 55, 20, 8, 81, 20, 81, 81, 20.
Witness our hands q. Wilmington, Del. this day satur
day., October 8, l8b9
joHE y W.1xrx }comm,,s,oper.
ALFRED r. WOOTTKN
FRANCE, bRoADBENTs 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Del
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Arrest Of Cha uncey johnson.

y,
Cbauncey Johnson, a well known New York burglar
recently from Sing Sing, arrested at the Revere
House to-day by New York officers, who have been his
track since his escape from prison.
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Southern Exchange.

NEW UFIEANS z, I55y.
Sight drafts on New York par to Il per cent premium.
ST. LOuis, Oct 8, 1859
Sight drafts New York 4 premium for gold, x pre-
MUM for Missouri funds aud "a premium for currency.
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The Utah Mail.

y
The Utah mail brings intelligence of the trial and
tencc TO two years Imprisonment in the penitentary Of
Mckenzie, the forger Of government checks.
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The election takes place Tuesday If this scheme of
distribution be adopted the stock will not be worth mu.
Tho receipts of the Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany in September were;-
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A Portrait for = shilling.-Kolmes' Ce-
LIBERATED patent shilling portraits Of the people evived sh
ling picture gallery, 35 Broadway.
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NOn-Arriyal OF the Indian.

FARTHER POINT, Oct ell p NJ.
There are yet no signs Of the steamship Indian,
fully due with Liverpool dates OF tn 2Sth u Weather
clear and calm
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Affair OF Honor.

VICKsBURG Oct 3, 1869
Mr. Partridge, editor Of the vicksburg Wig and Mr.
McGraw late candidate for Representative In the State
Legislature, had hostile meeting at De Soto City to-day,
but the affair amcably adjusted before any shots had
been exchanged
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WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., MANAGERS OF THE
DEi.AwAR1, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
DEIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, No. 533 OCTOBER 8, 1859.
Al As, %, 10, 60, 40, 49, IA, 81, "a, SO, 90, 81.
pEIAwARE--CIAss No 1884, OcTopER g. 1859,
"a, 81, q, L., 20, IS, Z, l6, ~. 3, 40, Is.
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
w0OD, EDDY 4 co.
Wilmington, Delaware
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HoIIoway's Ointment IL working WON
derful cures in rheumatism This inestmahle saye takes
hold penetraes TO the particle
Inflammation. and effects complete so Maiden lane
New York.
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Holmes Gallery, 00l Broadway, between
reotypes and u cent ambro&ypSs
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Tylcr's Steam Photographic Palace, 1s8
class Photographic 81. Miniatures finely se Is cents
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Save % Per Cent ON YOur Clethlng.
Buy Al the mAmn1raA clothing establishment of
GEO. A. HUNTER Co 29e and ~ Bowery.
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western
bnoyant while good 10 grades iirm The sa!ee
embraced about Is 900 bbs closing within following
quotations
Sound old and scperhne State 81 80 a - IS
Extra State ficm old aad wheat 65 "a rs
Old and new superfne Wustera. .......... Goa 4 20
Old and new common T. choice Western ex.. SOa 80
Extra Genesee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Oa 7 90
Mixed TO straight Southern. .......... 5 25a IS
Straight TO grod extra do. ........... Goa %
Choice extra family and bakers bsands.. OOa 50
Rye hour ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Goa A 80
Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywne ....... 4 f0a 30
Canadian was hrmer, with sales Of $50 bbs 1T IS Is
SO 49, Southern was hrmer with come demand for cx
port, with Of about 20Ot bb,s. closing wlsn the
range of the above quotations. Rye Aour in fair re-
quest at the above figures. Meal in good demand
sales Of about $50 bbs Jersey and Brandy quota
tons. Wheat--Tbe market without change Of mo
ent In prices while tho sales embraced about 8cc0
10000 bushels, including white KENTUCKY at 81 As, white
Canada 900 bushels) at 81 g. amber ooored Western
81 20, and Chicago No spring at b. Corn frmcr,
with sales Of bushels mixed Western in store at sSc
DO. held at 9Sc Rye steady with sales OF
200 bushels at 96c. Barley quiet at SOC SEC.
Oats buoyant with sales Of state at 43c 44c and
Western and Canadian at 44c. a hc
Cosrrx was firm, but quiet. The sales embraced 176
bags Rio at Ike.
CorToN.-The sales were confined TO about GOO bales
closing on the basis Of the following quotations.
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6entlemen's New and Len on Clothing
purchased for The West Call address Coproy a Cen
le street.
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Wigs 80; Toupees and Hair Dyc.-Came-
RONS 99 Fulton street. Brooklyn For style and quality
challenge the world.
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1900 Cashmere Suits to Match,
"a, $40. si2 SIS: sls. SIS and 300,
EVANS, So ard GO Fulton street.
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Barry's TrjcOpherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyn. cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies it, Sold by all
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Kerosene Oil.
Great reduction in price.
No variation for the winter.
One dollar per gallon. wholesale.
AUSTENS, Agents. 93 Pearl street. N. Y.
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ZIG Broadway.
Gentlemen's Fall Style Hats for 1857.
Ca and examine then, NJ WHITES ZIG Broadway opposite
St. Pauls church.
Geo. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
Strop-1hs limtable article be obtained Of the sole
manufacturers j. s. SAUNDERS. No Astor House, and
OF the various agents throughout the city.
Brauy'a Gallery 0As Removed Sros6 1853
roadway 10 GAS Broadway OF Beecker street Photo
graphs daguerreo,ypes and ambroypeA
Gurney's Gallery, gOs Broadway. first
oiock below the Nov York Boe photographic daslerreo
types miniatures In oil and ivorytypes - =
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pesThe best In the world SURPRISING ali Sold and
applied at the mandatory Zs3 Broadway
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Died.

McC1AvE.-On Wednesday, Oct. g. the wife of JOIN
MCCIAyE of q
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Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co.'s Rndi-
cal truss They also keep silk elastic stockings
veins, supporters and shoulder braces Instruments
formtes made TO order No. vesey street. Asor House.
New Ork
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pees the best In the world wholesale retail and the dye
privately applied at No Astor House.
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The Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine
Company have reopened 400 Broadway where they
for sale er celebrated nolseess sewing machines
prices. Branch office lS2 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs bardages and Dr. Glover's lever truss No.
street.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof safes 2l Broadway of Murray
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B0rthOl1's
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced Family machines S50-$50.
BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, 434 Broadway.
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English CrIcketers.-AD Imperial Photo
tssph Of the AN England Eleven now exhibition At
BRADYS gallery 643 Broadway Of Beecer street,
also 6ne view of The cricket ground cricket
cis playing Copies Of the stereoscopc view for SALE
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

>ATCknAl, OCT. So r. 81.
BRgADs1uPps- -FlourThe marke. displayed fair aeti~
witty. Common grades of State aud Western were Iess
bnoyant while good 10 extra grades were firm sales
embraced about Is 900 bbis closing within the following
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machines.
Office 606 Broadway, New York
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White "The' Halter,
ZIG Broadway.
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w Low an experienced nurse and female ply acan II
soothing syrup Tor children teehing which greatly faoa
Inflammation; WIN aaay Al pain and sure 70 rsguaas q
bowels Depend upon y mothers, WI gve ret 10 yu0.
selves and relief and health 70 your nfAn Perfectly 80
all casea Sold everywhoro Prioe only cants per hotts
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Wholesale depot l59 Water street
THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC Is new article ust tn&,,.-
ducec and designed TO become very popular judging fa
these four facts namely that the bottles in which Is put -
are large the price small he perfume excellent pro-
popuaze article than that be good cheap and we'll ad
vertsedy Fortunes have been by many incs in IL
bands Of shrewd business who how To adverta
juciousy The tonic put up for the trade at I5s Wsr
street. N T. and sold at retail verywhere-Trsnscrip
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Y EEP YOUR CIDER SwEET-AN ORIGINAL INvEN.
n ton, and new article Of merchandise which kept f
sale by all hardware dealers druggists sgculturasts gro
cer &C. Patented September 1889 Designed uss
OF hotels grocers liquor and camphene dealers lager
OF malt liquors. syrup &c. draught Send for ccuae:
N. Y. Agents wanted
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AUCxlOfs 6ALHe
FJTcHTD1TS
By James NJ taylor & Son.
TRUSTEES SALE Up yALuApr.

TRUSTEES SALk uF VALUABLE
= RkAL ESTATE, SLAVES. eURNITURR. &c
AT AUTfOS As surviving trusss 10 deed Il
tru { from Jacob shook Iase Of tine city Of KKh
record in the Clerks efics Of sieSmond Hn.sin 3 :
Court. / will sell upon tbs premises. on Thu -.
DAY the goth day Of January. commencing ct q
- the property described In said DEED
.lss-TGs dwelling House Of the late Jacob Shook
situated on the north side Of Baker street. near
Brooke Avenue. It has about IS ro,ns, with oil
tn. necessary cynveisnnees. together with . large
Brick Kitchen. Brick stable, &c. There are a.
sod in the gross. Or divided into lots as desired.
ld-A 10. OF ground on north side of leigh street.
between Clay and Tyler. fronting EOS feet and run
sd.A lot on Cabell street. fronting liz feet, and
running BACK -. feet 70 an alley 10 feet w.de
clay street. running back z0S feet to an alley
oth-A lot on Brooke Avenue, fronting so feet.
and running hack $50 feet. adjoining the property
6th-Tvo Brick Tenemsnss on the north line of
Baker street, at Its intersection with the line
Of Brooke Avenue. renting ct fair rents to good
Also. . vacant lot adjoining, fronting IS feet on
Brooke Avenue. and running ba6 the usual depth
Mr. Bowel fronting each 30 fee. by $50 feet dsep.
ALSO, the following SLAVES:
Emily, 40 ut IS yssrs Old and her three children.
VIZ Jane III. Ned 9. and tieorsianna years old.
Tho first named Is good Cook, and the latter q
2O0p mouse servant
Also. the Persona! Property. consisting in part
OF all the Household and Hi chen furniture COM
prising every ariicle used in a large family.
Carriage, with many other articles, too numerous
to ment on.
TKRMs-For ths real estate one-fourth cash: the
balance at g. r2 and IS months for n1tes bearing in
terest and secured BY trust deed-the taxes and
insurarces for 1889 to bs paid BY tho purchasers.
For the personal property, cash will be r. Quired
Plats OF the property may be seen at the Office of
the auctiont ers.
The sale of the pereonal property will commence
punctually at 10 O'Clock NJ. on THURSDAY. the goth
instant
aae of the real estate will comp, ence at o'clock
P NJ, on the same day, and continue from day to
day Cat the came hour until the whole property 10
cold. JAMES TAYLOR
Surviving Trustee.
JAS TAYLOR Son. AUCtrs. A-td
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IHAIRFIELD FOR LEASE AT AUG

L TION.-On MONDAY the 10Th day of January.
beginning at 10 o'clock N. shall proceed to lease
at public auction the we'll known Race Course and
Farm called Fairfield" the property Of the late
James Tally. within one mile of the city of Rich.
mond, con ainin1 upwards Of eighty acres
offers equal advantages. Its noforiety as a RAGS
course (naving been long and Familiarity known to
all the turfmen throughout the United States and
its contguty to the city. render 1t very DESIRABLE
both for racing and farming purposes
Ais,. will be sold large quantity of CORN. OATS
perior CATTLE &c &c,
The entire Household and Kitchen Furniture;
comprising large and varied assortment
Also, several able-bodied likely NEGRO MEN will
he hired ont for the present year.
TEpMs-Sums Of $2O and under caeh; that amount
notes with interest added. EDPD HESTER.
Admor of James Talley
JAS NJ TAYLOR q son, Auctrs. Std
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ MYBR s0WER. Of the city of Ricbnold. ny
ness in the said city TO buy and sell for cash only.
MOSES MkTrHLD. RBRR.
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By Goddin Z Apperson, Auess. !
FACTORY FJXTUEE0 NrnpOrr =.
BY x. b. Cook. Auct.
NEW AND LARGE STOCK or BoOrs.

STATIONERY. &c, AT AUCTION By recent
additions am enabled to efsr to tho cisissns Of
Of STANDARD and Miscellaneous Booke evsr cfYsrs1
ia this city. embracing the Works Of Irving. ecosS.
IDnlcksus, Edgar A. Poe. Goldmith. Addison, byros'
In the above collection will be fonnd . great ~.
riety OF ANIMALS and Gift Books, suitable lOr tie
together with splendid Family 8ibles, Prayer nd
Hymn Books, Stationerv, 30, nc
Also, Gold Pens, Peuciis Fancy Goods 10
The attention Of the publ. Il respec INV -,
quested The sac will be continued BvsRy 1yiu1na.
ut O'Clock. until the whole il disposed o.
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