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kI1WO WAYS mo- WEDLOCK; Novel. 81

TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK; a Novel, 81.
Onward Tale Of Progress. BY Jane Winscom. rs
Memories. by Mrs. Brock. rs
GlcannRs BY John Brown Proprietor Of the Unver
sity Billiard Rooms, Cambridge, England. ST.
The Brothers. 81.
The Methodist by Miriam Fletcher 2 vols. 81
The Cuprtt Fay BY Drake so
wants Letters from Spain 81 %.
Lady OF the Isle. BY Mrs. Souhworth 81 %.
Adam Behe by George Eliot 81. . .... g. ... ...
Andross United Customs Guide, 81,
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Of Psnsyleaia street. Waskiagon H. O.
FINHlS popular House has in consequence Of the
a adjournment OF Congress- number Of fine suitable
families and single gentlemen With board very prices
Clean beds and good taho Is the deserved reputation 81 this
hshment :. LAMB, Proprietor.
Mar 2a-dff
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NEW JUVENILES.--Mee-a-ow; or, Good Adj
IN vice toCsts and Kittens. by tsllynyne author s
"fhrce Little Kittens" etc. eight ustra aus aua
asheet OF music. Price 65
Price IS = '
The English Japan, ners Adventures of Nrk
Iehs anona llces Pt al Rsqgo q uNt singular Empire
ny Wm bnlon aphdr Of "WOlf BOY IN chi cto tito gnh mus
pgtons. Price % eents a. - "
The River Iopdap nQlog Descriptive with sesp colord m
cravings. Pfpe Ga
fpf sale "a TAYLOR a MAURYS
Mar 30 a Bookstore 83l Penn. avenue.
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NEW MAP OF CENTRAL AMERICA. By Fer
LIN Ferzer member of the Geological Society
formerly Of State of the republic Of Nicaragua Price 80
Just publ she'd; for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers and Staioners,
March 81 o3i Penn, avenue.
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NJ. 7. DOVE * co. now prepared to exc
wv any with which they favored
Plumbing, Gas, or Steam fitting bu mess.
(sore oh STREET fen doors north Of Pennsylvania aaue)
my complete chandeliers othe
steam, aud water fixtures. H. f. +. .
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The Boston Herald Of the 30h ult gives the following
graphic description of the recent accident to the Coci
tuate water works of Boston HNr IA. ta5s.l
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The damages are being repaired with energy, prompt
ness and despatch No blame is attached TO any Of the
Oncers OF employees Of the works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

N0TIGE.-By virture of deed or trust exe-
~ cuted 20 me, on the lst day of September, l968
the CLERKS Office Of The County Of Hanover.
shall. .. ne Iseusss ofths bsnsfciaFy in said decd
DAY. the 2ist day Of October. 1854 81 liz oselock
A. NJ. all the Ff h., title and undivided intsreaS of
the sxid n. 4. Hundey. IN four frNets II LAND.
ssl7-dta0 r4uafee
land FOR &ALE IN HANOyEK.
Ia NEAR ASHLAKn.-Ths Underlined, viii
sell on the pfs5nisaa. on fhe IA GAy 81 0efoher
next Air; pet. The next 4ir dsy, Tie
Hooper resided II TIA tiyne % his death. Il e0ns
tains 40 AGN EH gseEN ef lesss viii 8 eoil4l3o
BRICK DIV Et4LIM0 xs!k ~ 5eo1ns 81 y<l43n
and aajoius the hnds Of DR. les IL e<eppa((.
Temple Ellekt. and othSTe, md lWme1lAt1l a. -
A Assss@sia ta nov = r dss q -.
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fth,trpTu nrspArcu j

WASHINGTON, Oct Is, 10 O'Clock. r. MI,
is said the affair at Harper's Ferry Is the firsi
case OF the kind which has occurred in this
country, involving at the same time both Sia,s
and Federal Jurisdiction. White the State i
affected as TO slavery and locality, tho Federal
Government Is interested with reuar, to IN,
public property, II having control over the AR.
senai Grounds. Independently of the State
also, with regard To The mails Already in ,lis.
ttnguished quarters the question OF iurisaic.
tion Is discussed. as Gov. Wise, will, 1t is said
eiaim the prisoners now held by the u. s
troops, 70 be dealt with according 10 the laws
of Virginia, la this case. the iurisdietior
viii have to be determined by the Judiciary
WASHINGTON, Oct is,--Attorney Oald pro.
eeeded 10 Harper's Ferry this evening With tn,
requisite Federal authority to try the prison
ara
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Northern Marke,s.-IByT RLRoxApu.

NEW YORK, Oct. TSP. M-Cotton dull sales of
coo bales Flour declined 5a l0c.-Southern I'M
changed. Wheat hsavy-verv choice Western
white 81 a.. Corn dul-mlxed nominally quoted
At 81. Whishey active at 291.. Pork quiet-mess
advanced isc.--auction sales of a,oCe bags of Rio
Coffee at 1875 saI2z, averaging l1i4. Rice firm at
sl.e4i4, Stocks opened better, but closed weak
Va. SIS S95.
BAIT3NoRR. Oct. IS.-Flour active but lower
Howard Street and City Mills SIS. Wheat hrmer,
and quoted at 5 l.2oRl.s0. Corn active.seliow 90
Yg4. Mess Pork Sl5S; Prime Ia; Bacon Sides
loss a l0sl. Ohio Whskey ~.
Sales in New York. Monday, of $500 Va. 6's at
94st. and S. 900 Tenn. g. at 50.
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auc,,s.
VERY DEsIKABLE rnorrBrY on

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTI0N.--Tb under
signed will offer for sale WEDNESDAY AFTER
noon next. tie 10Th inst. at clock, tho follow
ing very desirable property, viz:
~ HIS present residences on the east side of zit st.
This lot is "a feet front, running back 100 feet to
"a foot alley, and the improvements consist OF =
well built two-story brick DWELLING. "a by 81
feet, with 10 rooms and closets. a brick kitchen.
wooden Stable and wood and coal house .
Also, the beautiful LOT adjoining thes above on
the north. so by 10 feet.
Also, that very beautiful LOT on the north s,ds
of trace street. fronting ~ feet and ranning back
$50 feet to an aey In rear between the res dences
of Andrew Elicit and Thos- Baldwin. E&as.
TERMS, as to the dweliing.--tpne- nth cash; the
basnce at 8, H. Is and "a months ard az to ths let's
one third cash, the balance al 6and II months with
negotiable notes, secured by lien, title withheld
until paid.
The sale will begin with the dwelling and will be
conducted by Messrs. GopDfx & AppERsoN, a,lcts
Is THOS. III. AIERI
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AUCTION sAr.na
EuTuRE DAYs,
By Goddin & Apperson. Aact,.

VALUABLE pEssAUN1L pRoprurv
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-0n MoNfs ~
the Slst day Of October 1859, at II o'clock. a NJ ;
~ my plantation, f..Sherwood, ~ AZ m;sa rr, 80,
Hicshmond, on the Manchester Turnpike. viii
ssa rsne iolieTing afselss Ie w.t. Nj crops Of
clover HAY, various plantation UTENEITs' o ,ms
s.ndin. q portable Threshing Maeiliae. in good
order, viii, separator ATTACHED; several WAGONS.
HOG 3 and G . W s. and pair or ma iars =,
MULES. Also, my H0USEH0 OLD II URNlIflTRE
aud III excellent order. - ~
!, Although my plantation Is yet for sale privately
on the aHve day. If fart If not. the next fair cay
Sunday excepted '
TERMs-At sale.
Sale conducted by GOBLIN & AprRasos. Ans,,,.
IBID CHASrIAN COCK I,
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BALTIMORE, Oct. ls-s r. MA train In now
getting ready TO convey horses and men from
here to pursue the rioters into any State or
locality where they may have fed. This i
done by order Of the President, at the request
of Gov. WISE
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. Day GOODS AND

EURNITuRE. DRY GOODS AND GRO.
CERT ES; vii! be sold at auction, at my store,
son,mensng It 10 o'clock, large lot second hand
DRY G00DS.--General assortment seasonab,a
Goods; Ready made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hal.
and Bonnets. ~
Soap. Candies. Bacon, &c. e'
Large lot CIGARS.
AI.SO-Fine assortment CHINA. GLASS ,ud
EARTHENWARE ALEX MOTT anu
oc 10 aust
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By Richard Canthorn, Auct.

NANCY GOODS. TIL uMtN(sS, &c.-On
WEDN rs DAY. 10Th INST. at 10 o COCK. ut nay
store, will sell at auction, large Int ofFANCY
GOOnS, such as Perfumery, Soaps. Brushes,
Combs; also, TRIMMINGS srich as Tapes, Pins,
Needles She Ties, knitting Needles Sroel Cot
ton; Hair Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Corset Laces,
tishln@ Lines. German PIPES &c Ac.
JEW ELRY and PEN-kNIVES.
ALso-A lot of EW EI.RY consisting of Breast
pins, Ear RinSs. Finger Ringa, fine pen and pocket
Knives. loo Isl X. CAUTH0RN. Auct
VIII be added 70 my ssie THIS MORNING,
large MAHOGANY SHOW CASES, in exc lent
order. Ice 10 II. CAUTUORN.
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The Peoples Five Cent Savings Bank OF
Hostoo.

BosroN, Oct. Isl. I. Shepard OF the PEG.
pies Five Cent Savings Bank of this city, was
brought before the Police Court this morning
on n charge of defalcaton, and on waving an
examination was bound over in the sum OF
Si2gOo TO stand his trial at the Supreme Court
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BY Richard cau.sorn, Auct.
USTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

FY,R USTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
L IN RfCHMOND.-By virtue of deed of trust
from John w. Jewett and VITA. to the undersigned.
and duly recorded in the Clerks Once OF the Hus-
tinss Court of the city of Richmond, and at the
request of the beneficiary OF said deed. we shali
praered to sell at public auction. the lot OF
GROUND named in said deed. lying between Jack
son and Duval streets fronting on End street 81
feet and running back 100 feet te an alley. The
improvements consist OF u TWo-STORA BRICK
DWELLING. 1.-THE front arranged FOR store
with KITCHEN and other necessary buildings, the
whole enclosed by substantial plank FENCE.
TRRMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds OF the 81 le,
except as to the sum OF S490so, upon which credit
will be given until It'll day Of April 1906 the pur-
chaser executing negotiable nntet with an APP
proved en4i0rser, or giving deed Of trust on the
property. to secure the same.
The sale will take place on the premises, on
TUESDAY. 18th instant. at o clock, +. III.
VACANT Lot ADJOINING SAME.---A
the same time and place, and By virtue Of q
deed of trust from Tinolean B. Crenshaw and
wife. to the uadersixIed same, and dniy recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the Hustings ceurt of the
city Of Richmond. ard at the request OF the eene-
fciary Of said deed shall sell the beantifn a.
CANT LOT adjoining the aheve, fronting - feet
on 81 street and running back f2S feet 70 an alloy
TKRMs,-Cash for 80 much ~ nia5 he necessary
to defray the expenses Of executing this trust, and
II aischar4e the sum of Sod; the balance upon
such ter Il Is the legal Representative Of the SAID
Timnean 81 Crenshaw. now desA may prescribe.
sBI RMAE knn \; nAxsNERhN Trustees.
% Il--td
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CP CIAL MOTTO E..-
- SH0CK0E MILL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
l am now prepared by improvements and eniarae-
ment Of mill power; TO supply any demand ior
PLASTER. FRESH GROUND.
My stock of Lump is large, selected from the pur-
est Windsor Nova Social quarrles with spes,,
elai reference to Its richness IN sCLPHATE Or
LIME.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed, tho
reputation OF my brand for purity shall be sustain
ed by every effort and cost.
JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
g. NJ, Il Pearl STRAIT.
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OOGGETT & ANDERSON.

II GOVERNOR STREET.
Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
of CARPETTNG, FLOOR 0iL-CI.0THS ard
CURTAIN GOODS, which they are seliing uueit
below the usual price that such goods are sod ".
Also: large and varied assortment OF PAPER-
HANGiNCiS, from the cheapest To the hnsst thstis
manufactured, both French and American. which
viii be sold very cheap. We are also rrspsfHd
with the best of workmen to make and n t. resHs,
OIirCLOTHS and WINDOW SHADES, at the
shortest notice. Also, PAPER HANGING done
by superior workmen. Housekeepers nesdinE any,
thn- in our line, will find our assortment seod aad
our prices low oc6-3m
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COMETHING FOR sHoEMAkERs AND

SOMETHING FOR SHOEMAkEkS AND
- SADDLERS.-Iw would hereby return nay thanks
to all my customers for their kind patronage cf the
last four yeaTs.*and most respectfully solicit q
continuance of the same.
have now on hand good assortment Of SHOE
FINDINGS KIT. &C., which can he bought very
to sell these things, ut retail, cheaper thla they
have ever before been sold in this city. Also,
SADDLERS' SKIkTfNG, HARNESS LEATH-
Err, TANNERS OILS. &c.--evers thing usually
Kept in n Leather and Finding store, 10 which
invite the attention of all IN want, as am deter
mined 10 sell cheap.
@. II. CHALKLEY. 18th street,
Sc 26-dImcw3m bet. Main aud Cary.
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Isy Il. b. Cock Auct.

GALE OF nEsiRABs.E FUKNsTURE.--
y On THURSDAY, the 2eti inst. be sianIng al 10
O'Clock vi II sell ct the esidence of Mr.. John al
Royal on It'll, between Clay and Ieifh streets a
lot OF Hanseho and Kitchen FURNlTURt. be-
longing TO Mrs. Isabella U.s.. Royal, cons.s.fna OF
Sofas; Parior, xrg and Cane Sea. Chairs; Ia
hles. Wardrobes; Bureaus; Washstsnas; Bed
steads; Mattresses; Feather Beds, and in fact eve
~ article usu liz found in genteel family resi-
dence. To ether with variety OF Kitchen Uten-
sis, AMONGST which is a ftst- rate Cooking Stove.
By order OF X. r.. H0WISON, Trustee.
E. B, Cnok, Auct. oc Is
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VAN HAAGEN & NzcKE0xE-s
ORIENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP


warranted 30 gre Psrfsct Satisfaction or tire
ey wiH be refunded. and ear AgsatS are here
5y authorized 70 make rood amy
fasIHys Of e at ear srpe8se.
A. VAN HAAGEN
Being practical Soap. maker, and having for the
last twelve years Got different timssl experinIerted
upon and tested tbs particular Soap. in various
ways, oilers 1t to the public as Soap which
VIII save FIN Z. LABoR and MONEY. We are
wlnE 1t sh' ud rest upon its own merits. All We
ask IS to give II fair trial, and ii according to
our directions. found in each box and il IL does
ded
9 Among the many ADVANTAGES over other washing
SOAPS; the following NAV he nained
l. Clothes need no boiling and~ysry littlo rub
blng, tmost articles nonel
One pound will 60 as far, for any use, as three
pounds oil common rosin soap, or two pounds beat
family soap.
5. 1t reauires less than half she time and labor 70
90 the washing of a family that IL requires with
me best famiis soap, and is warranted not tnare
the fabric.
L.. For cleaning paints and removing grease tar
and printers ink. 1t is unsurpassed. Mach,nists,
printers and painters Will ind it invaluable ar
tcie ipr washin5 hands, as 1t does not chap, bnt
greatly softens the skin
D. The superiority oil the materials used, and the
soap nor containing any sIcsSS CT dtntisS, is more
| mild than any other known Washing Soap and nm
doubleday the best adapted for white and calored
| WARRANTED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES
| For sale by SPOTS, HARVEY X CO..
| No. 20 Pearl street,
oc l0-l0t Sole AGENTS for Richmond.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
- CHEWING TOBAccot!
| PALMETTO AND PRIDE or FfRGTNTA.
| We have for sale, at our factory, on 7th street.
| near Myers Bridge choice lot oil this superior
| CHEWING TOBACCO. We will sell it in large
or small lots to suit purchasers. IL is pas up sx
| lie patronage. COSBY & ANDERSON,
| &C It's 7tf street, below Cary.
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rur .RNoRy sTosMEp AND TAKEN

THEY THRglTEN TIE LIVES or Hkfh
PMS NERS'
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Il inform the citizens of Church Hill and eicinis
tv, that I have this day completed mi stock oil
FAMILY GROCERIES. and shall contnue TO keep
greater portion of my GROCERIES, bous hi ~ the
cargo sales and in Northern esties, ara aetsrulasc
can be purchased down town; and az shall keep
strictly temperance house, would cal the sttoanoa
Of her hnnored sors.
Be sure To call at the RICH. place, rfek stars.
near Leieh Street Church. formerly occupisd y U.
w. Saunders ~. II .GAfh.
NJ B-Goods delivered to customers, IL rsaaess-
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Tor SALE.-A frst-elass STEAM FLOUR
T MILL, located in Baltimore, Md, upon the
most valuable and public wharf in the city giving
the facility Of receiving grain into and deiysring
Mills have six run of stones. new boilers. and Ia,
horse power Engine. bat little used. Within tho
past SIX months they have been oyerhauled, and
thoroughly reftted and repaired, and are now IN
perfect order and successful operation, turRin,s
out daily about 3UV barrels of flour.
Baltimore is well known to be amongst the best
-four markets IN this country, as well as TO possess
many ADVANTAGES for the purchaser OF wheat
This property viii be sold low, and but little
money required; balance ON long credit; or, II
would be exchanged for an improved farm and
side in the country. Apply. by letter or in person,
IN z. w. PICKRELIl.
oe Is-2w Petersburg, Va.
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NJ r.: g !. c...s: /. Aaessr

- n tfs ~ &t81Ys UG
II FANCY AHTfGLE1, At AUCTfoNs-if az,
TUESDAY, 18th instr ~ ~ D. clock, sBd ssenjss
VII sss,Hseesp ssll;ss 81 y, sssks ~
CLEa. such ~ Gold Bad and Mhits Gfina Uiss-
per, Tes, Toilet and. Tefo Teie seis; Cefs
plshes, Fuit Stands, Motto GUYS and S1aacefa Boz
hsmis. and Cgt. Glass 6abfst., famblers winss.
SETS, ysses &e-; silver. Plated Caatsfs Tes SETS,
ESss hasksfs, Pitchsrs, Spoons, Fsfks, Knives,
J. ,,ux the @sf R kE sfElnSyiE.
Embras ..En.SsSn " +; ctss
MAID OF JUDAH
h0r + AND AsEnICA,s4sS
at HERD hoy &c.. kc.
r..a "SHE1 anu LAsa ssses,
China. Terra Gotta pa wei boxes, -.
Pitchers, Figures. (solcssn. ~uetu0n Of such
The whole, einhyseinr = rsrn ).
Goods, Will De sold without rssarva Hsog ON
The 6oods will be arranred for exa. - ~
ladies' Is particularly invited ""
oc II p fsonr 49,. 81 rs
~ SALE cONTINrEp-Thcs nssva .a n.o ~,
be continued THIS MORN Nc, CON me ns,ny Ill
o'clock. ard at 4 o'clock THIS EVENiSss.n - ~
oc ~ n. b. COOK, Auet
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& oNiMIssIONER,s SALE 0r yALuA.

- BILE PRIVATE DWELLING, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN MADI-
SON AND MONROE SFREETS-As Comuiis-
sloner appointed under decree of the Circuit
Court OF the CITY of Richmond rendered on the 18th
day OF May, 1859. in the suit of Starke and others
rs, Starke. shall proceed, on THURSDAY, the
2Dth day OF October, 1859, at oclock p. NJ to sell
at pubic auction. the premises. the HOUSE
and LOT. situated on Clay street, tsouthern side
three doors above Brooke Avenus, in the city OF
Richmond, now held by Bowling w. Starke Trus-
tee, for himself and others, the heirs Of Bowling
W: Starke Trustee, &C., by ZaehaIiah w. Per-
kns and wife, ny deed bearing date on the 26th day
OF September, IN the year 1850. and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of the
CITY of Richmond The title to said property is
beiIeyed to be perfect but selling as Commissioner
l shall convey only with special warranty
TERMS OF SALE.-OBe fourth of the purchase
money IN cash, and the balance on q credit of A. s.
and IL months, with interest from the day Of sale
the purchaser to give negotiable notes. with ap-
proved endorsers, for the deferred PAYMENTS with
interest added and the title to the said property Ia
he retained until the whole purchase money shall
have been paid. Taxes for 1859 to be paid by the
purchaser. JAMES PLEASANTS Conf
GoDDIN Il APPERsoN. Aucts. oc lO-tds
P. s;-Iumeaiately after the foregoing sale, will
be sold neat and comfortable BRICK TENE-
MENT, suitable for small family, now occupied
by Mr.. Collins at annual rent of SIeO Ii fronts
on the eastern side Of Madison street, adjoining
Clay Street Chapel Terms at sale
oc II GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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CONFESSIONS or THE DYING.
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Plan oFrnE ms CORRECTION
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THsARMoRY TAKEN.

The rioters fired briskiy, and shot three ma
riues. Shots Were exchanged through the part
~ onened door. The marines then forced
their way through The break, and in lew
moments resistance was at an end. The riot
ers were brought out amidst the most intense
exciteInent-many OF the armed military try
ing to get au opportunity to shoot them
Cant Brown and son were both shot. Ihs
latter is dead and the former dying. He now
lies in the armory enclosure, talking freely
He SAYS he is the old O.sawattomie Brown,
whose feats in Kansas have had such wide
spread notoriety. He says his whole OBJ
lect was to free the slaves, and jnstifes his ac-
lions He says that he had entire possession
of the town. and could have murdered all the
people. but did not, and now he is murdered
i'll return.
Capt. Anderson, another rioter, was also
shot down in The assault. He was from Con-
nectlcut.
The dead body OF man killed yesterday,
was found within the Armory.
ACapt" Brown states that there were none
OF, gagged in the plot but those accompanying
him. go
within theenclosure.
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Leaders lgaya Maine, Connecticut and Ohio
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II ENOVAL. 1.-The subscriber, IN returning his
u thanks to his former patrons and friends for
the many favors heretofore bestowed on him. would
respectfully inform them and the pubic generaliy
~ I1th and Franklin streets he has removed his
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING EsTABLiSSH,,,
HORSE. fand next to the Va. Central Agricultural
snciety;s Office.} where call from the public at
large il respectfully solicited c.prrp
No Basement Ballard HOuse;
P.s.-Two or three good Journeymen PAINT
FRS wanted Immediately. oe l-~lm
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C,0NEMEssIoNER,S SALE OLE 1.arsr

'oNI IsSSIoNER's SALE OF EOuSr
sy y AMp LOT Is IN NTH IHF CRY OF RIcHMoND
Court pronounced on the 10Th Of Jaiy. 1s55 in hs
suit suit OF Mosbv. gd'n IS, Mosby. the undersigned
WI sen, uron the premises. at public auction to
o'clock T. NJ the House and Lot in said decree
1nentloned conveyed BY Mary D. Bowies. deed. to
r. IL. 4. Mostly, being the late residence of said
MARY D. Bowles; ironting 46ts feet on ST. Johns
street running back 1924 feet, adioining lots Of
Banks. w ade. aud others. The House is infer;or
Terms Cash. as to enough to pay the expenses
OF suit and sale; balance on credit Of six months
title retained until fully paid 10y"
JOHN N. DAVIS Special Cem'r,
EA- Sale conducted by GoDprN APpERsoN.