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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-30

Suicide or AN ARMY 0FFICER.-The sui
eide Of Maj II. ". Chapman, Mt Fort Monroe,
was mentioned by telegraph yesterday. lie
was native of Massachusetts. from which
STATE he entered the army in 1887. and was
breyetted Mayor in 1877. The Baltimore Sun
SayS.
II appears he was subject 10 attacks of men,
raj depression. and during the forenoon he
sent for Or. Cuyler, the surgeon, and consulted
with him concerning his health. SubseQ uently
~ appeared on parade aud review on the oc-
csslon OF the visit OF Gov. Floyd, Secretary of
coutcsn piaton of the act that was SO soon to
star;ie the community, was detected in his
manner. About l2k O'Clock, after dismissal
Major Chapman went 10 his rooms at the
quarters, made up a package of yaiuables
win his watch, &c, and took fhe package to
the office OF Capt. Carlisle, where he left it,
Then returning to his room be removed his
coat, erasat and boots. and 1t is supposed stood
before the mirror and inflicted two dreadful
gitShes upon his throat with a razor Obtained
IRON his dressing case. lie then laid down
upon the bed and was found in that position
dead about "a O'Clock. The deceased, just
preylGDs 10 The commission OF the act, took
leave OF a lady friend, who came up to this
city IN the Norfolk boat yesterday. 1t would
seem hat he then contemplated the deed, as
he bad her an atiectiouate farewell, and de-
cliHrd accompanying her TO the boat.
by reference to our Norfolk letter, further
particular may be found.
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old CITIZEN RETURNED.

lLD CITlZEN HETUANEUs
~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CT RIcHnoHDs-s
After an absence OF few years, have returned 70
I re s I'D .s ~
FRUITERER, and have located - No. III Broad
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
sped, have been, and are, warmly eherlshed. ard
and conduct my establishments n s,ys that viii
Ever, ss as E1 in viii y" b found .sn.l "a
#
Fsss, Goods: isss y: 81 S..a,iiai = sssisI: ..d
vel q 'a'i'' '' s 'A !ysfSsSs'S!' tIzzIss
furnished at shortest notice. lse i2-iml Az.
rE YHSE sas KIN sfIs "a, ~
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q. sspa;si lss ''.s 81
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aa .sd sss Streets vest sids' h'ssI5Ssb NooN.
1870 FALL AND wINrKn. 19S0.
iissOs; sztsssaT asD s1fa az. so0D'.
iArosrssfiin ns1 iH9ss.rss -
BossET s4xss 1 ~ ly1iix.
sELE yff31Stf knsHFfFs ATBsas.
flats, re-.
No. - AND Losrs % = S1kkz,ssTF9na3 81
oar . stock unsurpassed il the unltsA einase Z
variety and ehesprsss. Orders .sas,sss 49, " "8
attention gwen. Terms 0eo.s = - -.
'O MSHAx kp ofaEkS.
TURNER I BRO. corH.ss.scs n =
Win j, ,lsa.sA . rse.i.: ADy kaIl1G 49,
s e. &c ss ssssassss ssss
va! ssnnirTHERN caaoNfcLE. oyssss 2. ~
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Arrest.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.--S. B. Paul, of the
Petersburg Press, and Col. Thomas +. Goode,
independent Democratic candidate for Con-
gross ia that district. arrived here to-day TO
settle personal difficulty. Mr.. Paul was ar
res led and bound over in $3.50 TO keep the
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- vERYDEafEH1fS = = !. = * : = u IN
- co. EIGEATf E;k III sEAATIlo o III IlkNsf9sGp
wssse aathorised 81 hr Il BENJAMIN 3. Hnds1.o 81
psncy The most Of the land Is open. and ia inns
s stass Of improvement, emhTacins some hns nss
place are nearly new having hrsn erscte1 onIs Z
lev ns; ysan ago. The pises i very healthy. and
". The Kichmond and PARLIAMENTARY RaiIrond
runs throuyb the land and tIe carr atop ~ shs
~ aass IKE dep. e yard. 1en tho dysnE
up and down on he rsllroad twice da;v ~ sneS
hours ~ ay suit their convenience; also, offering
nures from the city. Should more land be desired,
the tract can be enlarged by purchases Of land adj
with The FARMING es the oaner
ANXIOUS To sell, the price and terms Of payment
Sc Is-2awim GoDDIN K APPERSoN, Aucts.
- yaTUARfE FauN Z IN 81 NJ
Il ot,ARRY an ytMEs P III " n ruI 4
-. = s EiLt NJ Ms r En- ~ IN rs
cSs.slsd sss s :ss
1T, TRs t, .s. 81 q which about
to 70 acres Of river low spoonds, and sood
being well adapted to the growth Of the staple
Of this region. The buildinss on the place have all
for the wants Of the farm. = 80 : ''' "'n'''
Inc 4 LARRY is now in successful operation,
under the management of Messrs. Fort & Hill, to
whom reference is made for its quality and charac-
ter. Tau 25-d2taw4wtl CHAS. T. FRIEND.
$40 A SMALL FARM. SEVEN NILES
bEL ai hiUnhmSpN "; FOR sALE.-i oher
Ribman asie "a IN, fmiaa rhnM, seven miles below
hnndrad IN. a s tns aslae.e Ipaa, containing one
the ba1spe emu ~ u ny ac1ss, apous igr cleared
evaI ana ~ Toa .t ne cleared ana Is mostly
If H. au = IN nssio asss.Snce Vii ploouce wen
o Cd nc ~ t Poltion 81 the ang Is wen
"ps.u " VIE laishS pi eketaoes. &c. ne Iin
pSnt are saIapIe IpI me aecomnodatlon on
in tbe Earn nd w,I 49, soi saea! ~. Dar sam
erty. For terms, C.. apply to
RO. b. LYME. Land Agent.
au 20-2awts Office, basement Metropolitan Hail.
-. Ear ~ FOO So a. = aS,, =. :.
81 r6flNrW T1UENTT NrI NE" n nTnNrr
L. RGSuudNnI E r. e.. To- LES PIN
s;t,ated in heaithy Ionnt,n ro;ia " h ~ ~
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Nv Alex. Mott. Auct.

EURNiTURE, DRY GOODS, &c.-will
L be sold at auction at my store, on SATURDAY
MORNING nSkt. the lst October, com menring at
no o. clock a GOOD lot second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS.--Sevcral invoices fresh and sea
son able Dry Goods. Just received, fine lot of Net
SHIFTS and ~ 4 = nf nc, Ply 10, oioEo, HATS
GR0CERI ES.--W hiskey, Gin, Brandy, Soap,
farse jot EXRTHEN and GLASSWARE.
10 600 CIGARS &c. ALEX. MOTT
Auct
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BY Richard Cauthorm. Auct.

HORSE, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS.
II AND DOUBLE SEATED BUGGY, AT AUG
TIoN:1on sATIRpAY, the lat ia day Of s October.
not, will sell at auction, an excellent Family
HoTse; Carriage, and Harness. Also. Double
Seated Buggy, With Pole a, AL n good order. :,
second hand Buggy. in complete repair. and .
Rnckawax Ise sol II. CAUTHORN.
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MEETING OF DIRECToRs.-The President
and Directors of the Richmond aud D3Bviile
Railroad Company held meeting in Danyille,
on Tuesday evening last, for the purpose, We
understand, OF considering the subject of the
tariff on manufactured tobacco, they having
had in contemplation a change in the rates OF
charges on this particular article The Man
ufacturers OF Dsnylle presented to the Board
q memorial ia relation TO this subject, aud up
reflection the Directory determined TO
make no alteration in the tariff rates on to-
baCCo Arrangements will be made for deiv-
er!ng shipments. destined 10 pass through
RlehJaond, at Rockets, instead OF at the Rich
rnumd Depot, As at present.
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COAL, COKE. &c.

COAL AND WOOD. -Receiving this day by
~ Canal and Railroad
100 cords No. OAK WOOD.
Also, on hand Glover Hill Lump
+" Smiths
And Red Ash Anthracite c2Ah 2. % pb PRICES.
ma Office on Basin Bank, between 9Th and 9th
streets, and At Petersburg Depot. seH-lm
COAL..-The depot of The New York and Rich
of Broad street, and opposite the old Fair Ground.
is well supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
field Mines, with all the usual kinds for sale-Fam-
lily, Blacksmiths'. Run of the Mines, and Hard
COAL. 80 2-lms
(tOAL.-CLOvER HILL and ANTHRACITE
auai''' At - Ds' '0Aa. OF Me- n. D. y WHITING.
SO Its Near the Petersburg Depot.
COKE. COAL AND ANTHRACITE.--T Tho
~ yards at corner of 10th street and basin and 9Th
and Byrd will be constantly supplied during the
,.asn with SOFT and HARD CoKE and AN
viii in future be promptly delivered TO 81 parts OF
the city and suburbs. The prices OF Coke during
September will be as follows: Soft Lump, SA7si
Hoft Hail. $40; Hard Coke $3.50. Anthrscits and
S an snss at current ms ms. wEarH. AGENT
CAArL r. HAYES & son.
ANTBRAcITE COAL.
whts Rsd and " whss so Ask sss H
Stove, for families and factoEss, and White Ash
ss1oash R .ss Pm. SSs:. :. s.d S
street south Of the Dosk, viii rscsvs PROMPT
attention. - 3-<m
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DIaINTEREsTED MISIsTRR.-ReY. DR.. Spar
row, of Alexandria, Va, who declined a call
to Emanuel Church, Baltimore, at Si,OUO per
annuin IS a professor in the Theological Sem
mary III the former city, with salary Of S 500
ONLY
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, r. & Y. R, R. Co.,l
oath September, 1859. (

Seaisd, endorsed Proposals. - will be received
at this office until ~. NJ, OF the Sd October next,
for the construction of Depot Buildings in Rich
mopd, at the White House at West Point, and for
such OF the country Depots or Sheds as may be
necessary the line Of this road.
Proposals for Entire Iron Buildings, for Brick
Building with Iron Roof, and for Wooden Build
ing. edch, are invited; but for the Iron Building,
or Brick Building with Iron Roof. any bidder may
furnish his own plan. The country Depots will be
f rnmed Wooden Cottages and Sheds.
For the plans and all necessary information in
regard to the above buildings, enquire at this office.
lCopy. ID. s. WALTON, Ch'f Eng'r.
Sc 2S-t(p3
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SAILING or THE PERSIA. - The steamer
Persia, from New York, Wednesday, for Liv-
erpoQi, took out l2l passengers and Sil2,6i2 in
specie. Among her passengers are Z. NJ. d.
Collins, l.. : Consul 10 the Amoor river, and
G. Il. Morgan, Consul 10 Malta.
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RAWLINGS 4 HOLIDAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
= IN III

sH3f FOR SALE-A small FARM ofone hundred
kfe Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
-& hechanicsville Turnpike, about six and a half
miles from Richmond, in excellent neighbor-
hood, and IN the immediate vicinity of one more
churches. The improvements consist of n Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
lngs. all of which are new. Also, an orchard of
choice fruit trees.
1t will be sold for one-fourth cash the balance
on credit of one two and three years, with inter-
est. Possession given Immediately. Ppply to
L. B. THOMAS,
lyS-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.

large NUN Is = II Of Lots AND
ROAD; NEAR RicHMoNps FOR SALE At
AUcTIoN,-At the request OF Or. 5no. b; Maryi 2,
s sle sell t RusSG an
October 3s s. osees r bs
SQUARE s 0e Ct foSR apN ACRES the
adjuining that owned by Mr. pa.ce. bounded BY
contann nsal acREs sdy That very Beautiful
square of FOUR ACRES. at the sonthes intern
rna and
ss aas sssS s DE
Esq. on the vest bonded also e by Dover street
Harvie street, and another street not named. 9TH
ACRES opposite % the clarks Spring property;
and adjoining the RESERVOIR and the ianas oil SAID
6 hien f tr9 handsome square containing THREE
ACRES. adjoining the RESIDENCE OF ar. And p,
bounded by Cherry Cuyert. Automatic aaa Bsgls |,
dere streets. 7th. The adJ aIny square OF THREE
and Cumberland streets sth. The adjoining square
Ct and bcssr sfee hs
squares will be sold entire, or divided into bnild-
bs deemed best Pats 81 the land can be At
office, and all Information gwen Ia respect 70
the location dc. Whether references be had to the
beautiful situation of the foregoing Real Estate,
It's nearness to the limits Of Richmond, or
the superior natural fertility Of the soil u be-
tate has been offered At auction for many years past
TERMs.-AH sums under $3.50. one fourth cash;
and under 900 one fourth cash; balance st S. 2
and ~ months. All sums over 81 600, one-fourth
s. and z sdsd II .s ss
?. e-a sssa So ''S is'snsf Aue
FxECmT0R,ss SALE OF STATE STOCK.
Exocutor We shall sell at auction. At our Office,
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BY Goddin 4 Apprrson, Auct's.

DUTLDIN(s LUIS On tANAL AND FOU.
ID SHEE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on FRI
O clock, P. NJ, s9k feet Of GROUND on the
North line Of Canal street. running back lo5 1912
fset 20 an aes y "s woe ana 20 v eet on
feet and in of the property owned by the heirs
of the late Jas Nesbtt, decea sed. This land will
be sub-divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note be paid.
$3.50 GODDfN & APPERSON. Auct's.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR IN CALIFORNIA
Grand preparations were making for the State
Fair of California, IN Sacramento when the
last steamer sailed. Among the attraoaons,
an eucaInpment OF the entire military force OF
California is contemplated. A chess tourna-
Ineut j. also 10 take place.
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NOT SATISFIEp-The editor OF paper in
Ohio-thc Sandusky Ptoneer-has recently had
"A fine shirt-collar presented TO him, aud is now
waiting for some one TO give him Il shirt, SO
that he may be able 10 put the collar TO some
use, saying that ga present it is II perfect su-
Ioriluitr."
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1HI1 NlY


TIE tn iy s1BE e iJs$
E EAss1s ~ q... s1sos az 4 !, ~, az
Conrt. Q. shs lish Jss:, -. ! sAs. I. ,ssssssg
;:'ssE : !; AN 8: g !; 4
Joseph |. HsrRsrt, esstssains tvcssy-t9s sasss.
2. sAs slses ere suifsisss 81 IL - 4 Ill
=: sss. I'll y *. ::.',s n. az. !:
g 'sa 3 Z: s, g.
iss !. =. Nh :. '''a' : 'iia
yJas. N. Tavler Sen, Ases's.
A DMINISTRATOR's sALE or Fun.
4: a MTuRE. Ac.. AT AUCTI0N.-i viii 81 =
R:u. sse, s.,: :ss s 81 sS 8. q.
t;snbss. somme9eins :, ,oS O'clock, &c 81
s:s' ss
dozen Wigdsor Chair; 1 SecrstsrI; 3 LeokipG
gu Gl.ssss: Roetns Chair sofs; TsIls; W.S-
y and; clcets NJ srdro6s;i SAFE: asssssss;
Dss r: s 6: s.ss s
TEsss-At sale. Nh: WASH.
Jas. ". TAYLoR Sox, Aucts. - -
BY 4. 3. Geek. Ascs'r.
HSsE fHks Xt SE q HSys5,
.sss h ss. !. :. aR Z Ssffssfa FS1RS NH tE
5om siamlly JdeGllnlnE hcesskespns consisins Of
VA wAR DR. susEASSss a sAitpSfhSioARps;
pining and Centre TABLES. Ironing rABLES,
Cottage and other BEDSTEADS;
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES;
Rkdbs2H lsrfs rF r. 81 SH,IETA sHAsswARE:
Large e number Of articles pot msn,oned.
By Richard eauthern. Ascs.
T. GROCERIES,, FIXTUR r q, Ae., AT
~ AUCTION THIS DAY, st 10 O'clock, esmy
store, will sell a lot Of GROCERIES,. FIX:
ness. To which will be addsd--2 hhos. Hams, / do
Sides; do. Shoulders, " bbs. Herrings, &c.
ArpanEs-Ai'o' IL bhl' Apples n gcrd csdsS.
II on F Ripxy, the 10Th day Of ssp,smisr. $50.
4, M,, 4 !qt Of HoGsEHoi.p AND KKIfciHiE:N
Chairs Tabs. shaes S.ts1ssss. B:dsses
Mashstands, Basin and Ever. Mirrors, Rockins
Chairs, Feather Beds, Pictures. Trunks. ons 6ns-
satisfy sundry attachments. distress warrants and
q ao1s
end q lot ofjeweers' Tools, to satlsfy an srder OF
msnt case Of porfnEsr vs. Barusch.
secs F. BUTLER, II. C. C. n.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
v CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-We
offer for sale, privately, the following property be-
longing to the estate of the late N. IL. Ragland,
decd, viz:
No. IA MOST. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at
the N. Z. corner of Grace and Adams streets. The
lot fronts IS feet en- Grace street. and runs back
about las feet to alley. The house is of brick,
built IN the best manner, containing II rooms, with
all necessary out houses attached, including kitch.
en-. stables, carriage house, &c.
No. "A LOT fronting 80 feet on Grace street,
aud adjoining the above.
No. "A BRICK TENEMENT on the north
side of Broad street, between LIST street and Brook
avenue, lat present occupied by L. Moore, 'front.'
ing about 225a feet on Broad street, and running
back about las feet to paved alley. The house is
two stories high, and fitted for store and dwelling,
with good brick kitchen, &c.
No A BRICK TENEMENT on Broad street,
adjoining No. 3, fronting about the same, two sto-
hig and the store running back the full depth
of the lot-say about AS feet--anG for some years
past in the occupancy of NJ. Mccormack.
Nos. and 6.-TWO VACANT LOTS on Broad
street. adjoining the above. eacn fronting 22a feet
and running back about las feet to the alley.
For terms, which will be LIBERAL apply to
RAGLAND i BRO,
al l5-d3t&2awts Corner Main and 9th sts.
MO. rs. NEW NO. ~ =
L 4
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DEATH OF A DVELrsT.-The greatest mod
crn dueiist died recently in Paris, NJ Cho-
quart Ont of thirty duels he fought during
has life. he was Worsted nine-and- tW EN- y
times. and only once succeeded in wounding
his adversary, his very best friend, with whom
he had Quarrtied on some frivolous pretext.
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DISSOLUTION.--T 1.-The firm of WARING &
the withdrawal Of JAMES II. PEARCE MI.
WARNER l.. WARING will still continue the
business at the old stand, he having assumed the
responsibilities of the concern, and to whom ali
outstanding debts must be paid. All persons in
debted co the concern are requested to make imme-
date payment to w. l.. WARING.
w. l.. WARING.
"a JAS. H. PEARCE.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE. -

IMPORTANT NOTICE. = CORNs, BUN
L IONS, pEFoRMED NAILS, WARTS, and
every disorder of the FEET, lnstantaneousiy re-
moved without pain. so That the patient can walk
immediately, with and comfort, 10y Doctor
SCHULTZ, Surgeon Chiropodlst, whose stay again
10 Richmond terminates the 4th October, IN order
"a meet engagements in bynchburg. His patrons,
and all who value an easy walk and wish 10 avoid
the III consequences arising from neglect, should
call At once.
NJ Office, Wall 81. Hotel, Wall st. Sc S-3t'
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom 1t may
concern, that the Agency heretofore given 10
LION LEW is this day Withdrawn. and that he
is m longer my Asent, and consequently shall
norAold iy self bound for transactions OF his.
ARABELLA w. LEVY.
sEPTEaBER 10th, 1889. Sc 2-3w
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rrLHoRApHrc NEWS.

,RyroRTxp FOR THE RICHMOND pIsPTArcR, 1
Per afagnstte Telegraph Lsne--O1see. 1870 Eagle
Sqpnys. Main Street.
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HAVING MORE HORSES AND
L--> NJ ULES than have any use for. offer for
sale pair of CARRIAGE HORSES, four
and hive years old; one large bay HORSE, six years
old; two SORR ELS, four years old and two large
young N Jules Apply, ll9 Main ST.. Richmond.
SIS 2O--3tawts CllAS. y. MORRISS.
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GREAT OPENING OF FALL GOODS AT

T HIPSHIS 80 -, aAk sl GuoDs At
On MONDAY. the 18th of September, | will open
an entirely new and well -selected stock of TR M
MlNGS, FANCY and VARIETY G0opS, which
embraces everything new and desirable in that
line. Having bestowed, as usual great care and
attention upon the selection of my stock, aud with
long xperenee in the business, and great tacili-
ties in buy ng, can offer purchasers Inducements,
which not often met with. ! would call partie-
ular attention to my stock of WORSTEDS OF
evsry description, which, being of my own direct
importation. and under the management of expe-
rlenced hands, rs by far the largest and best ar
-anged ef any in this country. / am always de-
erniined to accommodate purchasers with the
BEST of Goods at the Lew EST market prices. and
conlidently submit my claims to their Judgment.
Sc lg--imf s. HfRSH. 900 Broad street.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Ha.s STILL FOR SALE.-I still offer fer sale
Esii;;# on accommodating terms, my present RESI-
I'll m E t,S e, on Church Hill.
but short time. There is also on the premises a
good brick Kitchen. nearly new.
The LOT on which the above stand is "a feet
front by l20 feet Deep
ALSO-The corner LOT adjoining the above 90
feet front by 100 feet deep.
ALSO-That beautiful LOT on Grace street he
tween the residences of Messrs. Andrew Elicit
and Ihos. Baldwin, fronting ~ feet and running
back $50 feet.
AS contemplate moving in few DAYS, the above
first named property will be for rent if not soon
Sold. THos. NJ. ALFRIEND,
Sc 25-3t No las Main street.
60 REEERE EIonSE.1 The house known as
i--A rankin and 81 streets, will be FOR RENT
from the first day of January, 1860. 1t contains IS
rooms, with all the necessary out houSes for ser
yants, Re; Its admirable location for private
boarding. House or Seminary for young ladies',
cannot he eXcel!edln thsclty For terms, apply to
~, FOB RENT OR LEASE.--A BRICK
.4#a DIV ELLING well finished and in thorough
A-Inorder, sufficient to accommodate q large fami.
ly, situated IN q good neishborhond within ten
minutes walk of the Banks. The rent will be low
to good tenant. Inquire at COURTNEY'S,
St 203 Broad street
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
sy:a ON FRENCH GARDEN HILL, ON THE
.A.A EAST LINE OF sTH STREET, FOR SALE.
We are authorized to sell the excellent BRICK
DIV ELLlNG LOCATED as above: now in the eccu-
pancy of Mr.. William Wiley Jones. The house
has 10 rooms finished from cellar garrett, besides
Brick Kitchen. The lot has front of 80 feet
and depth OF 100 feet, and has on it the city wa
ter Persons disposed to purchase are requested
TO examine the premises, as without such examl-
nation the property cannot lie properly appreciated
Apply to GODDIN u APPERSON,
Sc GOT AuctloneeTs.
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MOST VARIABLE REAL EsTATE on

Itl THE CORNER OF CANAL AND 6rH SITS,
2 We fh sell s
auction, on The premises on HtRsDAY the 9th
September, 1859: At "a O'Clock, 7. NJ r., that very
front the south side of Canal street of 100 feet
and depth Of lsa feet on the east line of 9th ST.,
on the lot a large brick Lumber House and two new
an no@ lot WIFI S
suh-divided according to plat and survey to be
Taking into consideration that the foregoing lot
has water front on the Canal thus saving dray-
ago.. is justly regarded as among the most vslua
BILE in this city for Lumber Yard. Stores OF large
Warehouse. The dwellings admirably we'll ar
ranged, and have all the modern improvements of
TEREs.-One- fourth cash; balance at i. 8, and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
P. S,The foregoing property, as whole, can
be bought privately before the day of sale.
PoSTPoNEMENT-To give time to complete
to- Sads II. Sss s
IS se2 s'0'A GoDDIN 6 ApPERsoN, Aucts.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE
- COUNTY OF HANOVER.-In obedience to
suit of King and others rs. King and others, pro-
nounced on the 23d Of August, 1882 the uudersign-
DAY the 18th OF October next, (if fair; if not the
first fair day thereafter, jsell on the premises, the
LAM anu appuTt III lne Salu suit IL
toned, of which the late James Kin: died seized,
situated in the County Of Hanover and State of
Virginia adjoining the lands of Thomas ]. Italia
ferro. Samuel ]. Atkinson, Henry Brill and others,
and estimated to contain 2o4 ACR Els, of which
about rs acres are cleared, which cleared land in
cludes small meadow; the balance of the tract,
of which at least ten acres is meadow LAID, is in
pine. oak hickory and other timber. There is upon
the premises a DWELLING HOUSE of mode rate
size, with a brick chimney and fire places up and
down stairs; a new smoke house, kitchen, a gar
den recently enclosed with new timber. small or
chard and a good well of water. The soil is adapt
ed to the cultivation OF corn, oats, tobacco and
vegetables.
it of one and two years, the purchaser executing
two bonds of equal amounts, each with good and
sufficient security-one payable II months after
date-the other two years after date, and each car
rying interest from the day of sale. The title to
be retained until the whole purchase money is paid.
q. W. RICHAR DSON,
sc 20-2awtds Commissioner.