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n A. oARDwELI., Real Estate and General

L 4 a. SbIDW ELL, heai EsIalc anu ueneral
AZ Commission Broker has taken the Office stairs, In No.
$50 Pennsylvania where he proposes attend TO selling aud
ng real estate where In the Union renting and collecting
en and procuring business appcr
tanning to real estate with uncxoepional legal aid.
me settlement Of claims Of description the executive de
congress especially claims the distant adjacent newspaper
press m subscriptions and Advertising his being such
enable him furnish the necessary
u having such wen attending having advertisements
serted IN all of the the District of Columbia else
We on application by letter otherwise him thus
expense OF trip TO the city, and prompt returns made
ALSO Tho negotiation Of loans good security, and all descp
% business which properly be asscd under the head
general commission brokerage. f.#
HgIIRsEs Hon VIM. Nsseuri) A. Y.
uerneb Col Jas q, Berre Richard Walhch ESQ.,
e Wpcors Of the generally OF Washington
ssrs q. H. Davenport Hon j. Caskic Richmond,
hey VIM Pumer, Allegheny City, Pa Col A. T. Burnley
Vi N.Y., and John q. Sargent, York
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No. 632. #
Notice of the Continuance of the Vincennes,
Indiana, Land District
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the Act
Congress- approved December entitled
the Office register The land Cco at VceDnos Ind
hereby declared that the land Office
will repened for business the appointed
register shall qualified upon the dntcs thereof of which
date said register win give public notice.
hand tho Of Washington this tenth day
February, A. D. 1859. sal. tT HH E NI#
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
12--w6w Sarl
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ron RAITMoRE AND THE EAST .
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

1REAr SOUTHWESTERN RqJyw S'A ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON tY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
kassisslpp louisiana Arkansas, and Texas. H
Thronga great Southwestern Rail
and Sixth street Washing
Ferry tho Office Of
Orange Alexandria Railroad, Alexandria
To Richmond Danvic Lynchburg, BRISTOL Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Railway Memphis.
orng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other Il
the hot Seventh
s8 O'Clock Alexandria, whore take the
Richmond Carlstesve Staunton White sulphur Springs
stock &C. and at ia, for Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage wagons and omnbusoa leave the occ Pa avenue
O'Clock, m, and z, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June tB-r Washington
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THE JEWEL RESTAURANT

THE JEWEL RESTAURANT,
Northeast Of 1lth streets,
II. BORN REIDEMAN, propnctos,
ON hand at all times the choices wines, brandies,
" whskeys, Tho department will at all times
supplied with game oysters every docaoy cacula
ted the taste OF the dou prepared by excellent
French cook
private parties hsurs and also rent fur
nishei or unfurnished.
free lunch at IL O'Clock Feb 21-dim%
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l. O. LAMAR n. MOTT. ~ AUrRY.
4 AMAB, MOTT, & AUTRY, Attorneysat-Iaw,
Holly springs viii practice the High Court OF
Appeals jackson Federal Court Ponooo the Courts
the 7ih Judicial District Of Mississippi and will attend 10 the col
ecton Of Claims throughout North Mississippi Sept tls-du
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,mmissioncr annsd orthe General land ONCE.
NOTICE TO pRE.EsfrTIoN CLAIMANTS

person the right pre- empion 10 OF tho
townships fractional townships above mentioned
required establish the the totn of the register and
land Office and maze m therefor scon
practicable after seeing this notice and before the day appointed Tor
the public sale the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
..t.H# HH l.if TIiOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NoTUnder regulations the department heretofore
nde fo advertising procla
such publishers specially dhofrea 10 pub
Iish by tho Commissioner Of tho General Land Office
Jan 19--1awl3w [Int6Starl IL
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CtARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
MnsEinls and unnae lnTnshlna

(tARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, RUGS MAT
~ tngs, Drugges Curtain Materials and Housefurnihing Dry
Goods such
Velvet tapestry carpeiings designs .IN.
Tapestry Brussels do in great variety r
New styles Brussels super quality
Extra-hesvy 3py do very rich "
patterns
Very heavy all wool Dutch carpetngs ....
Twilled Venitan carpetng for halls and steps ....
Velvet and Brussels do do do
Fu sheets heavy rich floor oClotbs
any shape room hall, passage
Mosaic velvet, and tuited rugs and mats
Cocoa and Canton ratings
a.. l24, IA, 1914 Lrugget orumb cloths
English druggets all widths, by the yard -
Very richly embroidered lace curtains ........
Satin laincs, brocates and reps for curtains
white bnn blue, and green shade linens
Stair rods, curtain fixtures, &c.
place New York the 4h and 5h ns prepared
greater
Purchasers respectfully invited examination
stock. H0OE BRO co.
Aug ls-df
CIGN OF THE GOLD -Engravings--A
~ splendid which for 255
avenue, opposite Kkwood House. Framed or otherwise
Also, all kind of gilt picture Dec 5-u
u. BAUMGARTEN,
No. 2o7 Street, bf,coen sA and lon Streets,
L'NGRAVER and designer in general, manufac-
IL turer and inventor the improved Peal watch
engraver wood puncho stencil copper
plate engraver and photographer prepared to execute cngavngs
metlon gold silver brass, Steel &c
workmanship other establishment tho United
The subscriber feels confident all orders
him win give perfect saisfaction no charges made.
SEAL PREssEs
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
wATClI-C CASE ENGRAyER,
WOOD ESGFAyHR,
MUSIC PUNClER
STENCIL CUTTER,
ooPPERrLATE ENGRAvER,
Jan b-lyd &C, &C, nc
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@ UNI MER ARRANGEMEN The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows;
Alexandria A. g. TO- ~ O'clock 2 A. and o'csok
y. m.
Washington ats o. IL O'clock o. and O'Clock,
y. m.
The THOMAS UoLyER when route viii a opposite
hours
whhy's omnbuses ccuneclng with the Page and cer will
Capitol 12t peasy avenue
he time the boats leave Alexandra
June S-eod--tf RICHARD WAII.ACH President.
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mo. 627.l

No. bZI.J
Notice OF the discontinuance OF the "Piatte"
and esCharitOn. Districts, the Offices for which
are at Plattsburg and Milan, Missouri, and
the suspension of entries of land therein.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance OF
IN aw the that the unsold lands in tho
"Chdrion Districts in Missouri reduced below one
the Secretary OF the Interior
has directed the disconnuancc districts that the lands
subject sale entry the offices at aud
Immediately withdrawn and made again subject 10 sale and
entry BONNEVILLE said State from and after the 3la day q ao,eh
prior which time applications viii be received at the d
Offices permitted except in e1tt
ing pre- opiptioR olains.
entitled 10 either OF the offices at PtsBRG
call for the before the 3 day
that date they will be transmitted to Boone
Iatents deirercd free Qf charge.
the city Washington this twenyht
day Of December A. d. 1858.
t....- TIIOS A. HENDRICKS ~ q
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Dec 23-law6w lint. 6Starl
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mo. 62s.
BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of law /, JAMES BUCHANAN,
tho America do hereby declare
and that public win be held he undermenoDed
rated 10 eit
tho PosT commencing Monday, the
qhh day Of prt for the disposal Of the public lands here
uoered situated IN the following townships and parts
Townships, viz:
Rord Of ae Of ae fourth principal meridian
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V,0 LEr-The three-story brick house, No. 423
Hnh street between and p Has bath room and gas Rent
si2b Inquire the premises. Nov B0--t
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EOR RENT.--The Front Parer and Bed Room at
Il tachcd Kdwel LaureBoes Drug store. The most
avenue Of tho the
par,mens Also bed In third story
all furnished Apply 20 kIDwElL a LAURENCE,
Nov I0-3awu L, l4ih stroat.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IS0R RENT. either furnished or unfurnished, and
by the year Cor a period house the Of
streets occupied during the last session Of Congress by
Mr. Hammond United States senator from South Carolina n
aure Of DAVID A. HALL,
NOT d-eodh No. 4O8 @ street.
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SIGN OF THE GOLD EAGLE.---Engravings
~ splendid lot OF which for sale wagncrs 255
avcnue, opposite Kirkwood House Framed otherwise
Also, all kind Of gilt picture frames. Dec b-u
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Law school of the University at Cambridge,
MASS.
The Instructors IN THIS Schol

Hon. JoHL PARu,R, LII. D., Royal Professor.
Hon THEorImus PARsoSs LII. D., Dane Professor
Hon. EMORY WAsHBuRs, Ii. D.. University Professor.
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townships 4 q a. and and q e. Of of Ts1ss Tsnss
Townships Al, AZ, 4s, and a., Of range % 90 90 o.
&C. 80 a. and So Of township a a ,oson, ssst'Gps ms
Of tho NE X X the the sw x Of section 2o 6,ae
ona section a. section 2s the = o. the NE ,ne s ana no m
sections s IT, "a S. Of township al the ~
q section Ii; section "a; tue u Of tho
NE and @ M q aG rs Sc NJ q @ ssp 81 70 aa %na s s Ss
Y &c. township to sections TO- and l2 the
M e w we Of CT on' IA a. s:oons 1 is e and o the S y
the x Oths NV X and @S :, sw 4 Of a' OF section ~
sections TO- ~ 40 a. ls 20 ~ 2s a. 25 90 a. 2
S and o Of township So fractional sections ~ and section 26
52 and 81 and section 49, Of township S of
sections and a. the Sc 4 NE y, and the X Of the Sc
Of section sections TO- ~ ~ Is 20 ~ a. 49, 2 80 s2 M
NV 4 Of each section ~ exoep, the OF the NV < sections T
y 3 sn s as the S ~ "a % % ecoD sa sections 81 Z and &c.
Tho X the ! Of The NV x sw x "a;
y "a " and the X of the sw 4 OF section 26
the sE y Of the NE and the y Of the 81 y section "a SEQ;
x y Of township 43 tho NV Z of the NE
s Sw sections s ."S sw s '9a M Ne sw wv
NE a the NV the Sc X and the y of section TO- section
NV 4 Of the NV x Of 49, OF township ii 10 ~
IA 22 the Il Of section 2i sections 26 2s 80 S2 and
IS, 80, 80, 81, and SO, Of township &c. Of range 8
sections and lo S ~ Of the nS SE ~ @ e sw VI ! q @ Ss
x ofi2i The " y ofthc Ne ~ the NV 4, and the y Of sw
= 4 ssso s ssa s sodn 20 ss Ss Sd M sS
is sections TO- ~ ~ "a 2e 2s 80 80, "a, and
49, &c. @ sa and s. sSSs q 'oasp Sections H.
~ ~ 49, is 20 ~ 2s as "a 2s 80 81 ~ and so Of town
90 2s Inclusive SECTIONS 3o s S aS and 49, Of town
4be x Of the NV x of section q the X Of section a. section
O. Of township sections 2 a. 10 ~ ~ l 90 a. a. 2e,
al ~ ~ oSnsnp AZ sections and d the x section g. sections
TO- a Is 90 22 a. &C. 2s &c. 49, a. and So Of township 81
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=.
On FRIDAY. the 1itli INST, at 10 a,clact + III,
sell at the store ON l4th street under Er.h.n -
Hotel, formerly occupied by @. NJ West Fac - an
y BooRs sfAfoNEkPYS yFs hsys
ever offered Mt auction in this citv aanh,.a; ~
avary department Of History, TleoIngs. Asrscnls.
tafai, Ens iaeer,ns, Law Medicine, Poetry, Bibles,
safment Of BOOKS ls IL extshsgs aa
Italian, French, Greek; and German. the whole
s Hs d Ssa useo IN the ssao'la and Academies Of
a general assortment Foolseap. Lettsr Not. R1,
Tracing, Tissue Drawing, and Perforated Paper.
The FANCY Goods comprise n. sa ! |ayy:a ..o,.
ment OF splendid Writing Desks Iadiss, WI
Boxes. Porte Monnaes. Pocket Books, Memo
q valuable and costly Engravings forifniios.
ALSO.
MENTS. such as Vions, Banios Fiat lNs F,h..
mas, Accordeons, &c.
. ,. g a ALSO ,oo
fsdaars gar ,rns 81 n nLh ht Books embracing
COOKS, &e. "'''' as Also IISsSots' BANK Books Cash
Seven superior Copying Letter Presses. Ink Stands
Thermometers Inks. Quills. &C., with many other
articles too numerous to mention, the whole EN-
hraclng the arsest assortment ever otfe red nj NH
lie auction In this city.
, The attention of the city and country trade, and
the public generally. Is respectfully Solicited AS
every article will be positively sold without iimit
or reserve.
1t may be proper to remark, that the greater nor
loE OF this entire stock is slightly DANA eti that
u can be scarcely perceived The sale will bs con-
tinaed morning and evening until the whole stock
is cs,aaafeasLoGuEs will be read, ON tho norn,, -
sale. -
TERMs.-For all sums under $50. cash over that
amount; and under Sl00, ninety DAYS; over 500
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper
oc Al Il. b. COOK, Auct
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
NAVAL OF THE INDIAN.


CApr,.NR POINT, Oct. 1t.-~The steamship
YndIsn from Liverpool on tho 18th nit, ar
The Great Eastern will probably be further
,eIaved, Bepairs 10 her are actively going on.
!, Was thoy.at she would leave for South
so,nton in = few days &c finish repairs,
There were rUmors that treaty oi peace
xvo,sld he sigued in few days.
paris correspondence say the amendment TO
.he 2ayish programme is as follows; A definite
re,fy ~ ,ssats. will he signed by three pow
nr> Anotte, treaty viii he drawn up by
which Austria CedeS I4ombardy 10 France, who
transfers II "a, Sardinia. The most difficult
point in lAe double transfer IS fhe debt, and on
this hea Il is believed that Austria Will mod
c,,s ,e ner ,ielunn3s The other documents, re-
,uacfing an I3al.sn Consideration, Dachies,
-, viii h, signed by the Ans TRAN and French
,,lputtso:sn ssarfes only. as sardinia utterly RE-
l~ets the restoration, aAd wlh not under any
circumstances agree te the CONGREGATION
LATEST
IoNpoN. B,efsfSSag HogH'ae.- ~Cclonel Haw-
ktI,s commissioner for running the Oregon
boundary hne arrived here, and had an im-
mediate interview 81 the foreign otEce.
PARIS CORES pondeace say there is still
hiita IA he lvace negotiations. Austria per-
S.s,,aS IN keeplcg her army in Neneua.
The Times has smother editorial on The San
Inan difficulty, aad lameu;s that a former diff
UluaN should have been any preiext for the
pre-ea; question. Ii says that il is case for
ikr EARLIEST possible settlement
Dates from China are 10 August 10th. The
whereabouts ei the American minister was
Aukn0Wn.
Is rumored ia England. that Sir Hope
Grant, commands the Chinese Expedition,
asi! that lo,o,% men 60 there from India.
COMMERCIAL.
LrvrRfooi, Sept. Is, CoffeH dull sales for three
DAY S 2iotp h1ifs: naTketclos ng dBll: fair and mud
gu~ eaSlsT 5ut aNchaps eG; inferior sIglts low
Spcrglsiers took .ooo ana exporters sCc5 bales
R7rs5S.EfS,~f long steady. " heat quiet: red
=. al, s9s. white 9s.a9. Id. Country merchants
generally advanced Cd. d Is. Corn had a Downward
tendency. and prices SIRE weak.
Pforts5odS.- Beef hrfsl. Pork dull and nominal
B&coa Qo'ei, CeIsee STEADY. Sugar duh and de-
clnesi sd. 1els.
Aapaf >ioTsS.-Rosia and turrentine steady
MnnsI anma-aIlA lnahansea i,nnsrl. ass- -edsAZ
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Later from Mexieo.-The Isthmus of To-


New ORLEANS Oct. fG--The schooner Star.
from era CRUZ on the 25th, has arrived with
dates rom the City of Mexico to the sd ult
4 conspiracy among the officers of Mira
= ms army. with the object of oyerthrowing
him and the recognition of the Liberal party .
~aS diNulgeo the day before the intended IN
ri>isS. Twenty-Five leading officers were TO
be Executed on The 25th, but il is supposed the
other, Wil not be punished.
a. Vera Cruz actiye preparations were
making II beSiege Jalapa, C0rdova, and the
Capitol. hard tight between Coronado's
Tepic expedition and Vol, with 600 men OF
the Church party. had taken place.
Gen. Morena and other officers had been
shot.
Oiw&y, the British Minister, was to leave
for EHsaud on the I'd OF October.
The British Sloop Calypso had struggled
away $JpHVtG from some small port on the
Pacific.
Mr.. Conner, our Consul at Minatitlan came
passenger on The Star. He reports having Sc
cured advantageous concessions 10 our COM
mPTcf there
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AUGUSTA. GA., Oct. lG.-The Florida election
returns are incomplete. Dupont DEM APP
pears certain OF being elected Chief Justice
The popular vote Is decidedly against the ces-
sion Of West Florida 10 Alabama.
Il special dispatch frCm New Orleans saws
the entire Democratic ticket is elected in NJ is
sissippi. The majority on the State ticket is
2u0uU
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From California; Funeral OF L. y. Senator
BrOderiCk.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct, IU-The steamer from
Nlnatitlan brings California dates TO the goth
nit.
The funeral of Senator Br0derick took place
on the 18th. II was the most imposing spec Ia
Gle ever witnessed in San Francisco.
Judge Terry has been arrested. The public
WAS much incensed against him.
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RICHMOND AND YORK

LA zss,issss RIVER kAfLROAD-TEM-
1assz - So P0RARY ARRAN GEAIEN Vt
OPENING OF THE ROAD TO THE WHITE
HUUSE.-On and after tn date, accomnoda
ton train, carving passengers and freight. stop
ping at any and all points on signal, going and re-
turning, will run as follows:
Leave oath street. Richmond. T L ESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at A. NJ.
RETURNGNG-Leavs the White House at $50 p.
NJ, on the same DAYS.
4 FERRY will be established in a few days mt
the White House, offering every facility for cross
ing the Pamunkey.
FREIGHT Wilt he received at the Office at Rock
etts. the lower Gas Works, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and will be forwarded
on the following days.
Freight in all cases to be p1id at the Rockets
Office before shipment or delivery.
Negroes will be required. when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent or Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. TH0S. r. SHARP,
Oc S-tS Superintendent.
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AUGUSTA, GA, October 11.-The Wappoo
steam saw mill, near Charleston, s. c., was
burnt Saturday; loss upwards of S4u,00o.-
The loss is insured III Charleston offices and
Eastern Companies.
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ny q. -. took. AnctF.slEl759-
T ARGE STOEA or
II SPLENDID WATCHES JEWELHY kr

a II AGCGIoN
On TUESDAY next, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock. va
VA WI cenmsnce sens, At the store of Messrs. ves-
&c " e.aeme,er on Main. between 18th md isth
aTsuIFass Thols q their stock Of yainahs
S 5d anu Silyer Hunting and Open Face Wstchss:
nrsesiets, Far .r,nt 3. Bresstpins some Of wbieh
are Diauionds Emeralds, Amethists &C. baaufi-
tnsIy set-iuii sets of EARRINGS, bracelets. ard
6IesStpins Tor iadIes, supcrby set in Dial,,on.fs
Corat, Fetri &c, some OF which are We ~ vaIuable
4 arse assortment OF Diamond and other Yin.
GEk KINGS Tor ladies and gentlemen; Coral and
tIold Sets tor chidren Silver Knives ISnhlets
Napkin Rinss, &c.; Gold, Silver and Steel Specta,
cles, in great variety. :. 1900
a large assortment of PORTE-MoNyAIEs and
GAKD CASES, some Of which are solid SILVER. ola
gantly carved ''e
An extensive assortment of SILVER Pr ATEp
WARE; embracing full Tea Sets, Casters, Goh.sts.
Bowls, &c, &c. Slssfte'
At the same time. all the MATERIAlS-whieh
embrace every article usually found in well. re- a.
lated jewelry ests blIshment-rFIATURE &c.
VIII be sold during the continuance of The sale az
which due notice will be given.
4 ne public is respectfully requested TO attend
this sale. as 1t really embraces GOODS oil the very
best quality. the same having been purcbnsetj to
SUIT the retail trade of this city. and offers in
dtSeine nts rarely To be met with.
Inc sale viii be Continued MORNING and EVE
NfNG until the Whole stock is dispose q of
N. A STURDfyANT.
CRENSHAW Il WEXFORD
5 Sala conducted Inv
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BY Dunlop. Moacure & Co.. Auct,s.

BY Dunlop. Moacure & Co., Auct's.
LUEAR. MOLASsES. &C.. AT AUG.
~ TION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst. CONNIE nc
ing at II oclock, will sell at auction store,
us hhds. SUGAR. ranging from prime to choice
quality.
10 hhds prime quality Porto Rico and Muscova-
do MOLASSES.
so hhls. prime NJ. MOLASSES.
COFFEE, BRANDIES, MUSTARD, and other
articles suited TO the trade.
TEBMs.-Under 500, cash over s loo, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
Re- Sale without egard TO weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE h CO.,
oc 10 Auctioneers.
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b. Alex. No,t. Ancf

EIRNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
I CERiks.-Wi,l he sold al anction A nv store,
MORNING next, the 18th inst, comlae ncins III ID
o'elneks large lot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
DRY GoOpS,-Cioths Casslmeres, Cassinets.
s!mere Coats 80 fine Cashmere Pants, Boots.
Shoes. Hats and Csps
Candles, &c. loo 10l ALEX. MOTT, Aucs.
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From Turks Island.

NORFOLK. Oct. I0.-Advices from Turks
island 10 the lst inst, say the salt crop was
over. and salt scarce 81 cents per bushef
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sHoCKOE HILL GENERAL

g. W. II. TYLER,
ORE on WnrShaiI, 5estcseR Saith and Sereath
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, $ ELL Ne
GKUES. and acts a GENERAL AGENT
lie returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be
stoNed upon him for two wears past. au 3l-6m
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BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &c.

2 ELlGiOUS AND ILLOGICAL
IL BOOKS.-We offer for sale, at greatly reduced
prices very large and extensive assortment of
RELIGIOUS AND THEOLOGICAL BOOKS BI-
BLES, PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS, in plain
ana elegant bindings. A. NORRIS,
oc Io-St Bookseller, 81 Main st.
THE GENERAL PROTESTANT EPfS-
COPAL S. S. UNION AND
- ii = nc III Is O OK SOCIE TY,
HAS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
The following Books all which. and many Others
of the same Societys List, are for sale AT
w EST'S Bookstore, l45 Main St Richmond:
Paper. Half Emb. Mus.
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- sHoceo SPRINGS 70. SALE

ss ssss s h Iss s
The ,s sb2ys fashionable Watering Place $4,000
twelve miles south from the Nv Wa trenton, depot.
on the Raleigh and Weldon Railroad. The en-
ans nshe m = 70 me most horonsh fepalr
hundred persons. The tract of Land contains 45I
acres more or less The original quality Of it is
very superior, quite equal to Al, Land in this or
the adjacent counties.
4 LEANS 7. 81, made known on day of sale. ,..
&c FOR SALE-A small FARM ofone hundred
~~ Mechanicsgillc Turnpike. about SIX and 4 hall
hood, and in the Immediate vicinity Of one OF more
churches. The improvements consist of 4 Dwell-
ings, all of which are now. Also, al orchard Of
4 s sIsd E g sss for cash the balance
est. Possession given immediately. Iggly e
rs-u 80 Rrosa !. STREET ?; rRR Gosaass.
.m II the above Farm IS not sod ts SATURDAY,
the 18th of October il Will be offered for sale pas-
hciy At 100 clock. to the highest bidder
GALE OF LAND iS CHEsTERFfELD.
~ =, As gommIssloner OF tte cifeuit Court 81
Clarke. q al, vs. Cole q as. therein dependns.
the andsrs,snes VII ss r. rsb'Ie sae,ica % the
day. e = ls 4 snes the meat sss
Sssss sas . about bout y sss
Manchester Turnpike, adjoining tho lands IT Hss
!. Hssa I'D =
~ sos. rsi.en ana nsy sssss ains,sl xss
balsncs st and twslya mcuths, equal payments.
taking q purchaser, fer dstcrrs pas nsnts. bonds
osar'as interest ffen !, sas M q ssls ,,,m,..,.
- ls-lavsw& sdsd.e = sae's Z = soa''as1''oas'
NOTICE.-By vartnre ar ! deed ei trust exv. |
s. Renbssp & III es sse 81 81 e. 5