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LhLiEIA. D. UCH FSUN,
JNO. A. HUCHESON, Comm
]. B. YOUNG. Stone,
=, HUGH NJ. HUCHESON,
JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA.
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO COUN-
If.-Pursuant to two DEGREES of the Circuit Court
pies Administrator, and Ann Staples VS.. Staples
and ais, rendered on the 9Th day of May, 1882 the
undersigned as Commissioners, will sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder. on the premises ON
FRIDAY, the sd day of September. 1852 (if fair ;
IL not, the next fair day thereafter comm enc Ing
immediately alter the sale advertised by Messrs
Young and Hutcheson-say Ia o'clock-the valua-
Die REAL ESTATE situated on and near to the
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
city, and on and near the Richmond r rederickso
burg and Potomac Railroad, being the real estate
OF which francis Staples died possessed:
LIST. A tract lying on the Deep Run Turnpike
CONTAINING III acres, IN a very good condition.
I'd. Lies Immediately upon the Deep Run Turn
pike and mill road. 1t contains rs acres of land
and has thereon blacksmith and other shops.
ID. tract containing acres with three ice
houses thereupon, and lying Immediately upon the
mill road. This parcel of land will be sold with
the pond so long us the pond shall exist.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate in the vicinity
of Richmond.
A map and survey of the said land can be seen at
the office OF JAS. M. TAYLOR Son. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
ty are referred to the Auctioneers.
TERMS lone third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue IN two equal instruments, at
one and two years from the day of sale, the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes. salts
tactorlly endorsed. with interest added, and the
title retained tibthe whole purchase money is Paid
and a convey ance directed by the Court. Posses
sion will be given Immediately
JN0, B. YOUNG. J
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VA. MECHANICS INSTIT UTE,
PROMOTION OF THR MECHANIC ARTS:

TIE ggxTE EAS$Ht3EsRRi {H4!H]EIo!E. of .ns
on " kpNESpAY, the 18TH OF, OCTOBER; and
the Board OF Managers invite Mechanics. Manu-
tactqrers Artists. Inventors, and all others, both
IN .NlrFtna and ia all the other States OF tins
Union, to avail themselves at the opportunity thus
afforded to display their taste ingenuity and skill
in the collection about 10 be exhibited.
Inc Halls o. the institute are SO ARRANGED that
deposltors viii have ample accommodations to dis
RaY hsF So np to qf sess The Mo
iroin every other where MOTIVE pow ER VII
not be required; and no pains Will be spared 10
give each exhibitor fair opportunity OF showing
The LADIES are especially invited TO continue
their fayors to the institute; for without Liberal
5hoTn of one of its most attractive features.
Al articles deposited for competition VIII he
carefully ciaSsed, and competent persons Ony VIII
DE appointed judges, TO determine their merits.
.. The Premiums to be awarded will be moRey or
S,tl's var ing L,ih ~ 70 = wv
The Hall will be open for the reception Of arti-
cles on MONDAY Y, the gin OF OCTOBER, and
GOODS intended for competition " III be received un-
hi MONDAY, the lGTH OF OCTOBER.
ANY information IN reference to the details OF
the Exhibition Will be promptly gYeR; d % 5dGTess-
Sc 7-3w Chm Of Exhibition Committee.
nLD CITIZEN RETURNED.
~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or RIcHMoND:-
After an absence of few years, have returned to
re m ad s s Of HT T ANb
FRCITERER. and have located on Broad street,
above 9TH, No. -.
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
patronage bestowed. IN years that have long since
sped, have been. and are. warmly cherished, and
will ever be an incentive to serve kind patrons.
1t is my purpose, in all times to To furnish
and conduct my establishment in a sly le that will.
| hope, deserve the liberal support of friends and
citizens, IN and ouf of the city.
Every article in my line win be found equal TO
representation, and abundant in season. such
CAKES; CAN pIE Els. NUTS. RAtSINS. ICE
CREAMS, JELLIES. PRESERVES, LEMONS,
ORANGES. and other domestic and toreien fruits.
Call and examine MY stock of Confectionery and
Fancy Goods; they are beautiful in texture and
WORT mans hIp-calculated to do much service, as
well as adorn. Yours, respectfully,
ANTONIO PIZZTNI.
No. - Broad st. above 9th.
N. B.-Parties, wedding suppers, and Ice Creams
furnished at shurtes, notice. Sc i2-lmI A. p.
CTOGkHOLDERS' vi ETING. The
- Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company.
VIII be held at the office of the Company. IN the
city of Ly nchburg, on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day
OF September next.
BY order OF the President.
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Ut On NUUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL.
Z = ST LUST 1 BELOW CITY JAIL. WITH SMALL [.
f i Ed HOUSE. &c, III EREON, FOR SALE
TERNOON, the 18th September. 1859, upon the
premises commencing at "a O'Clock. the HOUSE
and LOT located as above. The Lot fronts q feet
inches and runs back 100 feet The Buildings
consist OF small Framed House, &C., now rent
Ing for Sc per month.
TERMs:-Qne- third cash; balance at and mos.
Tor negotiable notes. interest added. &c.
Sc GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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80 SMALL EaRu SEVEN MILES

ITs BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE offer
4~f~s for sale small FARM, seven miles below
hundred and fifty acres, about forty cleared,
The balance in woods. The cleared land is mostly
of the usual crops. A portion of the land is we'll
adapted to the raising Of vegetables, &c. The inn
provements are suitable for the accommodation of
in the Farm and will take in exchange, city prop
erty- For terms, &c, apply TO
RO. b. LYME. Land Agent.
2l--2au.ts Qfice ha men Metrnnolltar til
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Ti}E DIME RESTAURANT,

MI '""'" : RICHMOND.
Ti{E DIME RESTAURANT,
On Main STREET, Near F5Hyteeata or Pearl,
Continues % be famous rs the very hest REsfAo-
.Lovrns OF COOP EATING viii always find there
CANE. sTEAkHs. LII1Q3t6Rs, '-''
CIGARS. &c. &C..
Tine foektas at this Establishment IS unsurpass
cd. and no other house of the kind is more remark
able for the invaFlabie good attendance OF all en-
Cent? men visiting the city on business. win find
ably arranged with lodging rooms, by the day, week
% month.
ard convenient refsctory, NJ all hours.
Private Rooms for dinner or supper parties
Gentlemen visiting this convenient establish
Sc ia w p' DC '" " t. H8yY wv ffV'
.ns,,>-----,,7,-% FOR LYNCHRURG-To leave
- Tasi ff Ro:, h Ey = i r3;l
, leave as above For freight, apply e u cov
Sc l2-2t At the Shed, Dock street.
A FALL TRADE. 1859. MERCHANT
>Ha TAILORING The subscriber has inst re
"A celved from New ork and the other North
ern cities. q large and well selected stock Of
SATIN and other vESTINGS, which he will make
up TO order, IN the best and most fashionable
style, NJ greatly reduced pllCeS.s
lie keeps constantly on hand 2 handsome assert
ment oi A |, ,1i a, hE and gentle
the attention Of all who wish to purchase superior
articles at the lowest prices. Give him n call. at
rs new, store. on Man street, in, the II ANsloN
! HOUSE building. where his friends and the public
Will AWAY find him ready TO serve them
h. BEECH Err, 80 Main st.
HANDS WANTED to work on fine custom coats
and pants. se7-dlm*
@ GRAND Ec'Y's OFFICE, q. IoDGE OF VA.
" MASONIC NUTIGE.~Tae Masonic
FRATERNITY OF Virginia summarized
hereby TO meet IN WILLIAMSBURG, on TUES
DAY, the nth day of October next at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, for the purpose OF forming an Occasional
Grand Lodge, to celebrate the placing OF the Cap
Stone on the newly erected ed6ce of W lillian and
Mary College.
BY order of the Most Worshpfnl Grand Master.
JOHN DOVE. q. Secretary.
p. S.-Sojourners. from other Jurisdictions, in
good standlna, are fraternaiiy invited to attend.
3-3tnENtl q hf).dId
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CsARPETlNGS! -CARPETINGS..- I'm
~ ~ GRAIN, THREE-PLY, TAPESTRY. BRUS
Sells, T6LRET, BOOKINGS, FELT CLOTHS,
b Re Il DEN 4 Fox,
BROAD STREEr,
are receiyng. THIS DAY, Monday. 10Th August,
ment OF CARPETINGS ever yet exhibited by
them. we have made arrangements to keep our
Carpet Department constantly supplied with the
newest and most desirable styles. Our constant
attention shall he given to this branch of our busl-
ness, and by adding the indueement Of a large and
we'll assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale OF
prices, we hope to Increase our sales i'm this Dc.
partment very LARGELY.
BREEDEN & FOX. clY BROAD st.
s.rr S;EWe have ensaged the services of UPHOi.-
down Carpets for us at shortest notice. au % lnif
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II 1EAS.--We have in store large and desirable
stock OF the choicest old Whiskeys, Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale, and
Gun powder and Black Teas, all of the very best
quality that can be selected, which we offer to- con-
noiseurs. Also, general assortment Of lower
grades of the same kind of goods, with a large
sortment generally. For sale BY ro,,-,,s
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WITNESS: LsEAL.l
SEAL.
seal.
ma 18TH By Law" Proxies to represent stock
in their general meetings, shall only be valid for
the space OF two years from the date thereof
w. II. II.
HA- Papers advertising Tor the Company Win
copy. l6-tlfS
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MICA AND

/ COPY. au l6-tIfS
IA | FIBRons CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong sutinous sub
sI.a w at notoPs S6f
pertec, resistance of the atmosphere in every eli
ma''' and we VIII w xatEaFt PIRfooF.
| II also reflects the rays of the sun, Masking the
/ building much cooler in summer than tin or slate
and VIII neither crack nor rot. 10 is practically I'M
| PERISHABLE, and having been thoroughly tired
for years in New Yorkcity and various partso the
s na.''" ''''''' II - JOSEPH DITTo CO.
General Once, 1913 Broadway, New York.
n. B.-Cement for sale by the barrel, with full
printed Instructions +, for Applying, We also ohcr
L PER CENT. SAVED IN GETTING YOUR
PARASol.s AND L MBRELLAS RE-CoV-
ERED.-The only manufacturing house in Rich
mond; corner of I'd and Broad streets.-JAMES
| pow ELL begs respectfully to inform the lnhabi
10 ii 'sf
Las aud PARASOLS, of the latest STYLES, with all
pean manufacture. Combined with set OF highly
pIoheIent artIsts, together with Unprecedented
en Pdpar and d't render tbs
and REPAIRS e ,s pev Eith pe9tnsss and DIS
N. BAH work left at this establishment must
be called for within sixty days after leaving the
as the proprietor will not be accountable for
such after the expiration OF that time 3-lm*
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.-I have for sale a
~ No. BLACKSMITH. AS a coach workman,
and in working cast-steel, he has no superior. lie
is about - old. and wcsh lis about lS5 pounds
For further particulars apply to me- at this place
| have specimens of his work.
Sc 1o--3w WIN. II. PEYToN, stanton, Va.
LIQUORS.. WINES, ALE, PORTER AND
II TEAS--We have Ill store large and desirable
stock Of the choicest old Whisheys, Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale, and
6unpowder and Black Teas, all of the very best
quality that can be selected, which we offer to
noiseurs. Also, general assortment OF lower
grades of the same kind of goods, with a large
sortment generally. For sale by
an lslm Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
THE SCHOOLS ARE COMMENCING and
1 children will he wanting BOOKS. Parents and
Teachers will do well to send to NORRIS BOOK
SIDhE, 81 Main street. where they will find all new
ana fresh editions, and at low prices as can be
bought ~ the city. Make out your lists and give
us tfaal before purchasing. seg-2w
Notifications having NEG RoES to sell in |
the country, or who wish 10 sell them Drivate-
~, VIII hnd ready sale for them by calling ON US,
next door 20 Fuliiani Belts on Franklin street,
NJ the highest market price. We will 90 to the !
country ana BUY. II persons wishing To sell desire
u. All communications addressed to us will be |
'i AZ ss.-sd& Sala'' - DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
WHEAT DRlLLS.-.l have now IN store a |
uA supply WHEAT DRILLS,
Of the In2st sgpgoysd knds lqclgdjng
s.,ts..sa llps edxHIaDEh PRf4tA s,ps.r
~ N-im Allan street. |
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EalSI E1Y''

YELL lsEs RE q 81 sGs
e sos, "a MT N 'de1.i & 8 oeissi 4. sSsi
leM - 1nblse anctSqa. On tks seogl4gs* N1{k6qt
, Unit e ressrves NJ FaFm knsvn So Einee1
sshsoad si so %|I2. Il ia h.ieds5 3 ~ g.
ssJ qd1e u a Msfeditk, tr. Wm. EfoefS5 a. ~.
~. = 2. Ia1Iey, as1 of6ors. y n Nh -
II ~; 49, co9tnSn! ~ a0fee ~ ~ agypoy,tooo
ccreai 4, ~ eaeesed and va adeotea - ~ 10
consist: Wi s,@bssed fcI 81 as5 49, ~
rhe al We. tnes niter deep and rich sInvj1G =
kisssst aoneralix = kind and susceb{6ie 81 Ske
stsi. IMPROVEMENTS. which may u r1S@S v1Sk IN
Hysred n Nsx m ni, = convenient snd H. -
sFse. the tract Vii e a. ~ ovses rssss D.
"A usem any farther descri1tion rssr.sss.sss
- .n1 g sire 20 purchase viii Dan SsissS ;sk -
sor .nc pfemises before dome -, - %s.ssss@.
y ~hc,a ~ spkty g Mcssra. 3opDsn q xrps1sd;-
TEaMs iibsrsi. sa IA % ,. seadneted. ssI5ssf
ale. IAN fESSns ~ ~ tn Of
Hanover Co, Aug. nth. e. 81 onn nxNSne.
by Alex. Nssss Auc1. - -
FURNITURE. DRY GooDs Avn A.
I CEkIES-WIIi b sold 1t auction IL nv ~
N IIEonAl MokN1S6 next ths mn snsssSt
saammensnS nt 10 O'Clock, large los ssSea1 md
DRY GO0DS.--A sood sssortmsnt ri ssa,o..n.
foods; large lot Ready made Clothinx R,~ts
Shoes. Hats and Bonnets. Sc lis ---->ss'','
Whisksy. Gin. Brandy. Wiues.
c cssr, Coffee Candies, Soap Bacon, Ae.; 06o6
Large assorsmen. Crockery. and Chs ware.
- IL ALEXs N(YrG 49,
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AUCTION slIr.ne
FUTURE DAYS.


er,n = =
WxRFE q 49, y E1s " iarOcR OF TIN.
dssd 81 tsns, 49, =, ~. virtue OF
Cont Y ,IsreIded n the Office Of the Hnsfinss
s s the sers q = ma Wm shall proceed =
Il 10 q and lth streets. ON 18th inst,
MD s .o4. .s1sa q
'''s'ss usually found in . tin store.
Sale coutuc..d !. : MELLON, Trustee.
ny las. M T~~T-- :. = -
n ACu ne ~x.--- = ~ q Ssns Aucrs.
y Mill: IN 4 81 ~vnlOABLE LAND, ONE
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HATNHP 3 ONE BaRICk TENEMENT ON

L THE EAST LINE OF srI S.r M6HSrr, On
LLfEiGH STREET. FOR SALE At 'AIirTInnNo F
ls o De s sSa 1a the 18th September
immediately after the sale Of the bis cioek Tor
Iiay and sth streets, advertised b, MT. Andrew wv
sotilyton. Com ~ the newly tenement To-
pert a. Payne, at an annual rent OF Sa5o. The 10,
mas front Of about % feet, and depth of Iso test
10 an aliey The location of the property is in :
very desirable and improving part Of the CITY. "
IERMsrone fourth cash. balance at G. ii and Is
Inonths, ioT negetlabie notes, interest added Sc
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SAM'L T. BAILEY.
FLEMING GRIFFIN Truxtoa
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,{ ees.
JAS. M. TAYLOR & SoN, Aucts, .,a

com MISSION ERS' SALE yEpv
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO.-Pursuant to n decree
ct the Circuit Court of Henrieo, in the case
Hutchinson vs.. Hutchinson s executors and Others.
the undersigned as commissioners, will sell at pub,
lie auction, to the his hest bidder on the premises
on FRIDAY, the I'D day of September 1859 iii
tair II not. the next fair day thereafter J comren
cling at II O'Clock NJ, the following very valuable
real estate, situated on or near the Deep Run
Turnpike. about three miles from the city OF Rich
lnond, being portion of the property Of the late
Ambrose Hntcheson to wit:
LIST. A portion of the '.CHANTELLA" tract W.
ing on the Turnpike. Immediately opposite the
homestead containing about 200 res, upon which
there, are valuable ce-houses and an ice pond
This land is IN a high state of improvement.
I'd. tract, called ''PENDLETON," containing
~ acres, lying on said road, about 5H miles from
the city of Richmond.
map and survey can be seen at the Office of
Jas. M. Tay lor X Son, in the city of Richmond.
Persons desiring to make enquiry about the
above property, are referred to Messrs. James NJ
iaylor Son, or to either of the undersigned, one
OF whom tHugh M. Hutcheson) resides near the
premises
TERMs.-One third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal instalments at
one and two years from the day of sale the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes. with
interest added, and the title retained till the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance directed
by the court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop of
Wheat ana iull possession OF each tract will be de-
hYered at the end OF the present year.
ALEX. Il. HUCHESON,l
JNO. A. HUCHESON. Comm,s-
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TRUSTEES SALE.--As Trustees of the
L Shoekoe Hill Building Fund Association Of
Richmond, and by order of the Board of Directors
OF said Association, we will expose to public suc
ton, on WEDNESDAY. the iith instant, at So
O'clock, =. NJ. the property conveyed by Joseph G..
hitfersiouse to the trustees Of said Association be-
ing framed DWELbING-H0USE on the North
s,de q Leigh ST., IN the city of Richmond, near to
street, and running back one hundred feet TO an
for . small family.
Tho title is believed to be perfect, but we will
convey only with the usual warranty.
SAM'L T. BAYl4Y, J
AUGUST SgHAD ) Trusteas
RICHARD MOOREt
Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoy Auctx sea
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H4ss sissss ssss;- q Wsil Hsds &; IL
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. VALUABLE FARM AND GRANITE

QUARRY, ON JAMES RIVER, IN CHES-
~TERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE-The
subscriber Hers for sale, privately. his FARM in
Chesterfield, located on James river, about seven
mile. from the city of Richmond.
The tract contains 16l acres, of which about one
half is arabic. consisting of improved high land
90 to 10 acres of river low grounds, and good
deal of branch land. The quality of the land is good
being well adapted the growth OF the staple crops
of this re ION The buildings the place have all
been erected within the last few years, being ample
for the wants of the farm.
The q quarry is now in successful operation,
under the management of Messrs. Fort K Hill, to
whom reference is made for it's quality and cllarac-
Ter. Ian 25-d2LaMAM* CuAS. r. FRIEND.
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EsIRABLE MaR;KET GARDEN

n ESIR ABt.E n Rk EFT GAKDEN
Walls ADDITION, ABOUT HALE A NILE
NORTH OF BAC0N-Q uARTER BRANCH TAV-
ERN. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 2Ist Sept. 1889, on the
premises commencing at O'clock P. NJ, the very
valuable and hi hly improved FARM, located as
above, now, and for MANY years past. in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. Joseph FuIcher. 1t has for many
wears been cultivated a Market Garden. and the
Land now is in a high state of improvement. The
Dwelling contains rooms, and there is good
Kitchen, Stable, Well of fine Water and the neigh
borhood good,
TERMS made known at the honr of sale
sel3 GODDIN X APPERSON, Auct's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DtNE HOTEL. Sssb
CN on TIE EUROPEAN PLAN,~
NV RICHMOND.
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NLD CiTIZEN HETilRNEn.

CTOCkHOLDERS ME Ting. The
- Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad COMPANY
VIII be held at the Office of the Company. IN the
city of Ly nchburg, on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day
OF September next.
By order OF the President
WM. IL. HUGHES, Sea'y,
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90 FJNEMULFS. 3H0R:ES. 2oCARTS,
q q IQrr OF ALL .RQA ID SHOW FL s. SIP A DIES.

90 FINE MULES. H8R:ES, 2oCARTS,
20 LOT OF RAILROAD sHovELs. SPADES,
on the Wiilamsbnrg road Gsay about II o'clock on
WEDNESDAY. the 2Sth September 1882 and on
the premises thereof at the request OF the owner,
who has no for them, will he sold q fine Mules,
nparly all young. good Horses. 20 Railroad Carts
and Harness and LARGE parcel of Shovels. Spades;
broke to harness. and of good size, and in fine
order and snch as would suit for farming purposes.
suns ere Under 3 eash tai
neso1labe paper. GODDIN x APPERSON,
Sc IL Auctioneers.
CEyERAL HANDSOME LOTS, IN THE
Woon CEMETERY, And ONE in sV6NEY,
ON ELMWooD STREET. FOR SALE AT AUG
on FRIDAY, Sept. is. 1859. commencing at 1
O'Clock. p M, IN the order advertised, the follow
ing very beautiiql LOTS, VIZ: two Lots fronting
on the east line of Pine street; two fronting the
west line of Belvdere street, within the enclosure
of Mr. r. s. Tyler's premises. on which he resides,
ard two opposite his residence, fronting Spring
street. Also, Z Lots fronting together 200 feet on
Cherry street, running back no feet to another
After which, will be sold most beautiful LOT
in sydney on the north side OF Elmwood street,
residence of Mr. James w. Reed.
TERMs;-One- third cash; balance at 4 and
mouths. for neyotiabe notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note be paid
sel3 dODDlN & APPERSON, Aucts.
SNIALL HOUSE AND LOT ON WEBSTER
be sold on SATURDAY, September II. 1859, at 5
o'clock p. NJ. the HOUSE and LOT located as
esg e G nSd 81 iees i5f aaF
street, and known as No. 81. in Shocks PLAN The
house is new mot quite hnished.l containing three
TERMS. One fourth cash balance at s. 6, and
months, for negotiable notes interest ADDED and
sells Auctioneers.
ESIRABbE MARKET GARDEN
- FARM. CONTAINING g ACRES, IN DU-
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@ GRAND SEc'Y's OFFICE, q. LopGR OF Wax
~ Richmond, Sept, 1859, A. l.. $3.50. {
~ MASONIC %OIIfE.-'TIc MASONIC
o.iXTH ANNUAL EAnIBITioN

p. S.-Sojourners from other Jurisdictions, in
good standlna, are iraternay invited to attend.
re 3-3taWtlthOtdId,
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PERSONAL.
n all$.5,COO

-Ofthe graduating class at the Naval Academy IN
Annapolis there were but six members 70 De exam
ined-Fancis b. Blake OF Massachusetts, Henry ID.
Todd of New-York, Charles j. Graves Of Georgia,
Hy. B. Leey OF New-York, Fred. w. McNair Of
PENNSYLVANIA, and Hy. W. Miller of New-Jersey.
Though not officially announced, it is understood that
the fr.t four in the above list have passed their exam
nation and that the other two will undoubtedly be
sneeess the record of their studies exhibiting their
eompetency Their rank in their class, however can
NOT be ascertaned until the examination Of nine others
Of their class, now at sea, shall have taken place.
The class originally numbered sixty or seventy, and il
appears from the above that, OF the young men ap-
pointed to the Naval Academy not one pupil in four
ever reaches the commencement OF his final exauina-
ton.
The site Of the cabin formerly occupied by " Uncle
Tom" the hero Of Mrs. Stoves work, in Indianapolis
is now occupied by a two-story frame building. When
the cabin torn down pieces of il were preserved
and sent many of Mrs. Stoves friends. The ocust
trees that surrounded the old negros house have been
carefully preserved and are all the marks that indicate
the site of the cabin. The spot which was formerly
entirely outside of the City Of indianapolis, is now IN
the center of the business portion Of the town, and the
stream which rppled but few steps from Toms door
is now nowhere 10 be seen, having been gwen new
course and consequent upon the grading OF the streets
confined within arches and hidden from view.
An association Of the members Of the clergy
England have published an address in which the
pledqe themselves TO total abstinence from the uze
Intoxicating liquors as a beverage. The Rev. DR.
Close. Dean of Carlisle, heads the list, which doe
not, however contain the names of any Of the Epis
oopaoy.
The day after the assassination Of President Gei-
frards daughter, the general officers Of the Guari
waited on bis Exceleney in body TO receive orders
AT the same time they expressed their desire to render
funeral honors to the lamented deceased The Presi-
dent thanked them, bat said "No, my friends, |
would rather that lbs remains Of my poor daughter