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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

SHOCKING OAsUALTY-A Man Almost Seq
cred by the Bursting Of a MiIL-stOne.-About
six o'clock yesterday morning an accident
occurred at the houring-mill of A. Utz & Co.,
No. l57 Clay-strest, which resulted in the
instant death of one of the Workmen, named
John Schwartz. An inquest was held by
Coroner Carey, which developed the follow
ing facts
The engineer visited the establishment
quite early, and after building q fire under
the boiler gave orders that the engine should
not be started until he returned, and then
went to breakfast. In the meantime the de-
ceased came and concluded to go to work.
He therefore told one of his fellow work
men, who pretended to be familiar with the
machinery, to attend to it while he arranged
the stones for grinding.
The governor to the engine was not prop
erly adjusted, and this, combined with the
would-be engineers ignorance, rendered it
wholly uncomfortable, and it ran so fast that
one OF the stones few to pieces, and struck
Schwartz in the side, almost cutting him in
two. Other pieces were thrown through the
roof to great distance, and the building in
this manner was considerably damaged.
The deceased was horribly mangled by the
accident, and could have lived but a few
moments after it occurred. His abdomen
was lacerated in the most shocking manner,
and his entrails and flesh scattered about the
room in almost every direction. No other
person happened to be in that part of the
mill at the time, or the casualty would in
all probability have been much more fatal.
The deceased is a native of Germany, and
has been in this country hut three weeks.
He was about forty-seyen years of age, and
leaves a'wife and three children In his native
country, he is represented as having been
quite industrious, and boarded at the corner
Of Walnut and Allison-streets, from which
Place bus remains win be inferred to-day. 2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

SEwING-MACnNEs.-Re Read the following
genuine home testimonial:
81 am delighted with the Grover Baker
Sewing-machine which l purchased of you
about one year since. Having used the
Boudoir and Wheeler & Wilson in our
family, and having examined Others, 1 would
state yours gives us every satisfaction, and
would recommend it to others in prefer
Mrs, Daniel Bacon, 81 College-street,
Ne1o HdVeR.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

The ENTIRE NURSERY STOCK OF W. HEA-
yER.-To-morrow morning at nine o'clock,
on the premises, Cooper 4 Stokes, Auction
eers, sell the entire stock of the well-known
Reading-road Nursery, on the Reading-road
consisting Of evergreens, fruit, ornamental,
forest and shade-trees. Also, grape-vines,
ever-blooming roses ornamental shrubbery,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

The race this afternoon promises to be ex-
ceedingly interesting. The match is between
Reindeer "Bolly Lewis and like Cook, {"
mile heats, best three in five. Race to come
off at three o'clock, precisely. A special
train will leave the Depot of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railway at two
o'clock, and remain until the race is over,
when it will return Immediately. The regu-
lar train will leave at 2:23, P. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

BURGLARY IN FRoNT-sTREEr. The grocery
store of Jacob Deitzer, in Front-street, near
the Little Miami Railway Depot, was
feloniously entered, night before last and
robbed of quantity of articles and money
to the amount of nearly $50. A noise
aroused the family, which slept in an adjoin-
ing, room, and the burglars were put to
flight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

SPEECH OF ROBERT EMMET.-A very beau
tiful lithograph of the speech delivered by
Robert Emmet in Dublin, before the House
of Sessions, September 19, 1903, can be had
at NJ. H. Birds book and stationery store,
Central-avenue, near Eighth-street, west
side
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

WITHOUT PAlN.-Dr. r. P. Belknap, yes
terday, extracted from each of the following
gentlemen a tooth, without causing the
least pain: VIM. Orr, No. l07 Court-street
and ]. H. Gossre, of Mercer County, Penn.
Office l3l West Fourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

PAYMENT OF A, REWARD FoR THE ARREST
OF HoMICIDE.-We learn from the st.
Louis Democrat that the reward of 5000
offered for the capture of the homicide of
Brust, who, it will be remembered, was con-
victed and hung short time ago, has been
paid to the policeman of this city who made
the arrest
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

RAILROAD OFFICE FOR RENT.--A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor of
the DAILY PRESS building, suitable for rail-
road or insurance office. Apply at the Press
Counting-room, Vine-street, opposite the
Custom-house,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR-Tke Billiard
Match This EUeniag.-The billiard tourna-
ment at the Mechanics Institute will COM
mence this evening at eight o'clock, pre-
cisely, in Greenwood Hall.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

FALL MEETING AT THE TRoTT1Se PARK
The Race Yesterday.-The race yesterday
afternoon over the Cincinnati Trotting Park
was largely attended and quite spirited. The
match was made for a purse of $3.50, mile
heats best three in FIVE, and was won by Bid
wells "Fillmore" in three straight heats.
The following is the
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LOCAL RETURNs
PRnss Orrlcn. aA.M.

4 n = HH1'3 VFFIVHi 0 A. NJ :
The following nearly-complete returns
viii serve 10 give an idea of the result of the
election. The lateness of the hour compels
us TO close our first edition with chem:
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.AMUsEMRNra.

PIXIES 0PERA-HoUsE. - Mrs. Bateman's
drama, The Romance of Poor Young WomdR
will be presented at this establishment, this
evening, in connection with the capital
comedietta Of The THO Queens.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Jane Coombs will
appear, this evening, for the third time, as
"Evelyne," in Mrs. Levels play of The Wlte's
Secret. The farce of Somebody Else will con-
clude the entertainment, a part in which
Addie Proctor has won golden opinions
from all sorts of people.
WooD's THEArER.- .-The Seigrist and Zan-
treti Ballet, Pantomime and Gymnastic
Ttoupe is doing fine business, and will sp-
pear, this evening, in variety of their won
derful performances. 20
PERsoNAL.-Charles NJ. Barras arrived in
the city, yesterday, and is stopping at the
Deeitf'issST-aaSese' ~ itf'issST-aS .Fttf H-refr FIgF aE-V b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

LICENSE RECEIPTS AT THE Mayors OFFICE.
From the weekly report of the Mayors clerk,
Mr.. Charles Belts, we learn that the
receipts for licenses, during the past week,
ending yesterday, amounted to $Ss, derived
from the following sources:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

THE ADAMS EXPRESS OoMPANY.--We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
Of the mail. Such favors are always appre-
Ciated
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10
ELECTION DAY IN CINCINNATI.

Great Excitement in ne eie-- King Aidoior
AbrOad-Pohticdl BrOils and Afrays-
iSd7guiaGry Scenes at The Election-Four
Men Stabbed, Three Shot and iSereral
Others Wounded. .u tf'Er @I. ri
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

To THE LADIEs.-Millinery dress-trim-
mings and cloaks, in great variety, at
Wilson's No. rs West Fourth-street. See
advertisement.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
WhDNIsDAY.. ...r............. .oCToBRa 1o
City News.

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE.
Tuesday, October g. 1860;
Miss Eliza Simmons, Highland, Mass
NJ. Holiday 0swego, N. Y.
Henry Douglass, st. Louis, Mo.
Murphy holiday, indianapolis Ind,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A good cylinder
press-feeder. Apply at the Office of this pa
per at ten o'clock tonight.
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fT THT

J shelby Count. sItes l1llsa i1eEJ al HH'
Clark County ali bds one township - osFauE
Brinkerhofs majority little over sJn Bai-,-- z.,
ahce the State Ticket over 600 Republican u ldEV
gain $50 10 200
Dayton-l A. M--MontgOmeryi County,
as Tar as heard from, gives Craighead, (Rep) 8rs 10
Tor Congress, about l60 rnaiority--a gain OF 1lr
about 90 - 9---r-lri --r.t
County Ticket close. The Democrats win ss.. -sI
probably elect Sheriff and County CLERK. sIoN fr3r
The Republicans rather disposed TO con- szw 18u
cede the election of Vallandigham to Com i1l
No returns from Preble County r-isa.s lit
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ATTENTION. ADVERTISERS lF-The DAILY
Press has the largest city circulation.
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FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT-RO0M AND. PowER-Apply at
\ southeast corner Plum and Pearl. oclO-b'
ROR RENT-A store and yelling, No 327
y Central-ayeDue, near Ninth-street. Apply to
JOHN OAhlLL, 02 Pcarl-street. oc9-c+
HINOR RBNT-A COTTAGE-Containing four
- roomsi front and side yards; No. 12S Everett
month ocIO-be
TI(OR RENT-STORE-Stor No. 40 Lower
- msrket-street. Also, dwelling on Third-streot;
at 30. idS MaR:st; or s.S TGirG.@t Sn' nSer' oos
ENOR RENT-HOUsE-A frame house of six
n rooms, side and rear yard, OF LongwOrth- st. /;
will rent to prompt paying tenant for $500 per
annum. Address BENT, Post-otlee Box, No. SLY
loc9-b'l
ESOR RENTAL No. leo Milton-strect, three
rooms are papered grated ld distinct; suitable for
q small tamily; yard and gold cistern. Inquire at
PROSPECT HILL C0TTAGT, near. oc9-bS
EC0R RENT-HOUSE-2O Fourth-st, bet ween
- main ana sycamore, now occupied as fUrni-
tuTe store BY John Geyer. Inquire of Mrs RED
DISH, 3lS t1fth-st., near John. oc9-h"
ENOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE-With eight
= rooms ana large yard; newly papered and painted
Loco
E0R RENT--OFFIOE ROOMs-In the Apollo
= Buldings, n. w. corner Fifth and Walnut
st., two fine offices, on second floor, and several
good lodging rooms in fourth story Inquire OF III .
HORTON, Apollo Buildings. oc7-f
ENOR RENT-ROOMs-To a small family with.
= :, out chiidren, two rooms on the second floor,
we'll lighted, large cellar for wood, coal and vegeta
ington, ny References required. TERMS in ai-
vance, 81 Ter month. Apply at No. So West Third.
street, cincinnati, U. Oc9-b%
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION SALE-By S. G. HUBBARD, Fifth
n street, between Main and Walnut.
FINE BOOKS AT AUCTION /,

We will soil on To MORROW NIGHT, a large lot of
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS:
Bibb's lKy.) Reports; Bacon's AbridRement; Hawk.
III mss Pleas Of the Grown, &C., So;
Debates; Gognet's Origin Of Laws;
state Poems Scopt9ining Poems BY Earl Of Roches-
found; The Mormon BiGle, &c., &e.;
The Books are on exhibition at HgBBARD's.
fine opportunity to get good Books.
Catalogues are out ocI0-ap
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

A UCTION SALE.-BY KELLOGG & WILL.
IA IAMS- Sales-rooms % and ID East Third-st
keguler Aucti, n Sale.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, October 10, at O'Clock, general variety OF
Guns, &c. ''
AISO-Fifteen cases Boots and Shoes, &C.
At 10 O'Clock ond-haUd Furniture OF q family
declining housekeeping, and a good stock Of new
Furniture, namely; 10 dozen Cane-seated Chairs, 2
dozen Bedsteads, Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Bureais
variety.
AlS0-0ne second hand Iron Safe, &c
oolO A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
A LOTION SALE.-Steamboat CONEWAGO-
lathe undersigned win sell at public yendue at
M yity lending in the City of Cincinnati, on
ne entire interest ofyohn Van Bergen In said boat
the same being an interest Of one fourth and said
one.lourth appraised at 81 ,0OO Notes OF the pur.
chaser az SIX months, with interest, with two ap-
proved securities, taken in payment.
oe9-b' Admintor Of John Van Bergen, decd.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

SBleYen dwelling houses, to cost $4,000
each are TO be built in Cambridge, Mass. for
tanning q ille q TO be completed IN this e0oa-
J Hysss ), sssl .ssis.s lst = ss16 & stssS N
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LOST.


IN VS1-DOG-Bnck-and-ta tan Ter. Ter pm seVo1
~ months old; miss ng since Monday LAST A iib-
sTal reward will be given for his return at No 10I
NOe-st. ociO-bSN
n OsT-SIO REwARD-A white BULL-D0G.
~ with leather collar around his neck, and mtiz
zle on On his back be had few ba N spots in his
skin: Any person bringing him to HENRY ri.
DERS rum street Auction Stable, between syca.
NOR ana Main, will receive the above reward, AZ
n QsT-PoOKS ST. BOOK-On Friday, Oct o, a
~ Leather Pocket; book, containing four five. dol
iar gold pieces and about two dollars In silver The
nnder VIII be rewarded by leaving the same at this
ehce -.r- I'll 7. oci0-bs
III QST.,on Saturday evening, on Elm, between
- Eighth and kinth,sts., a large Scotch grey.
honndi with little white spot on his breast ANY
person returning him TO 121 MaiD-st. Room 1, Will
- ..-s.@.g -e"@s1ea. !. - 2 M-L-Ld oeg-b.
n2 YgH WAIT A SERVANT. QF ANY
II costs but a trihe, and you viii soon have youf
want suUplied .t7I7-' III -'--'0s''N- s''N-
HNORN, PARMA, aILVRER1 aNT0- AZ
~ MOkD GLASS STARCH 1ocOa. Broma Isin
glass, WI eaten Grits, Oatmeal, Pearl BareT Ries
Flour and spioed ohoso A. j, ~ Islsi-f 4
oes gre dl a Ga10 and 39l A[aln-at. 4.
a1iifigsii7 tilsEnfss ~ V lsf.sl
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FOUND.

FOUND--A GRAY HoRsE-On the corner of
left at BARD'S Stable. ociO-bS
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WANTED.

"wANTs," "FOR sALE.p rFoR RENT, -
'LOST," "FOUND," "BOARDING," &c -Ad.
vertisements coming under these headings, not on.
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FOR SALE.

RNOR sALR-A DUG -sTOhE@In the West
II End doing o GOOD business, Will be soia sf a
bargain, ifApplied for soon. Inquire at cornor Of
Court and Idnn-stE. ori0bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, AT4P.M.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
STHAMER FANNY McBURNIE, CAPT,
- BLAGG, will leave as above, IT. -
ocl0 T. MoBURNIE, Agent. EzIstatlssgzEIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
rELEQRAMs.
-CONGRESSIONAT. VIScpTT,ANy

CONGRESSIONAL NlSCELLANl.
WASHfSGroN. June % The President signed the
Civil Bill bus objected the clause appointing Captain
Ae'gs di'bursing agent Of the appropriation for the
Washington AQueduct intimating that II the necessities
Of the service required him elsewhere the President
would have no hestatian in removing Capt Meigs from
the position assigned him by Congress.
The President sent in another communication protest
ing against the action OF the Covodc Committee The
grounds Of his objection principally that the charges
against him are vague and equivOca and that the pro-
ceedngs we're in violation Of the rights of the Executive
branch OF the Government and established dangerous
precedent tending degrade the Presidential Office and
reEder IL unworthy the acceptance Of any honorable
man. He compared the Committee to Robespiere's
cil The message was lengthy, and referred to a
Special Committee Of Eve report at the session
The postal deficiency bill was passed The post route
bill was lost The Senate Committee on postal affairs
unanimously reported in favor of Butterheds line OF
Mexican Gulf steamers FROM New Orleans Mobile to
all the principal Mexican Gulf ports in conne1ion with
the existing contract 10 the effect with Mexico
Tue House bad heretofore expressed favorable estimate
OF this project but the late hour of its coming up pre-
vented dt6uitye action.
The failure OF the Of the mail contract from
ChrlesOn to Key West by the Isabel line is attributed
tie predOminatng influence Of the Fernando and Cedar
Keys route under the existing contract aud the nder-
enee Of the Southern Senators and support it.
Senator Iulee President Of the latter route threw his
whole strength against il from its inception, he being
chairman OF the postal committee of the Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

WE WILL SELL at our Au-ion Room on Franklin street
w to-day, at 10 o'clock, twenty likely Negroes
my1 BROWNING MOORE co.
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CITY ITEMS.

,,.,,pS CoURT-Ycsierday. George Penley Wilson,
.s,he party by whom Vim. Gibln Was stabbed, was
I'D before the Mayor, with his accompHces. Tho
500 were again examined, but new fact eli
.,esp, that the slray preceded by the throw
missiles but it did not appear which party threw
o.. las a htuc singular that no alusOn made TO
q, bv three persons in company with Gblin, who
o. Examined OF SATURDAY. If the missiles had been
- AZ them. and equally strange that the accused il
srs the targets OF the other party, did not
81, nesscs for the Commonwealth 70 be questioned on
~ ,,int Wilson practically admitted his iden ity as
q ths party engaged in the afyay. The Msyor re-
81 IA he accused for examination at the next regular
-, Of ,hs Hastings Court.
rnss Fiaecin. charged with committing violent as
II, mon Chas Poland, al Rockets, Saturday night
> b,lsd 70 appear tomorrow.
p.er D,r5yshe, charged with assaulnny JoO. Griffin
onas FoIses for being drunk and noisy on Broad
.t near st. on sunday afternoon aud resisting and
..r Alderman Regnault, who undertook 70 him,
.feFbv giving security 20 keep the peace
lam Kane for indecent exposure OF his person. in
~. greet on Sunday forenoon, while Intoxicated was
500 and required to give security Tor bis good be-
g,rry TAYLOR for disorderly conduct on Brooke Ave
- or sunday directed by he MAYOR 70 sit down "
j ,7 other words 70 resume her in the prisoners
~ Size was probably committed
Tim NcEugh. charged with wantOnly attempting to
s negroes as be passed along Main street. on Saturday
icing was committed 10 default OF security for his
-5oi behavior.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June 25-Tbe overland mail Of
the 4h that is doubtless the Indians of Utah
and portion Of the Oregoa tribes who have entered in
a combination % assiuS' the white settlers of 81
Nevada. The OF the stock Of the pony
press reached Carson Valley the 2nd inst 1t is fear
ed that many Of the agent, have been murdered Moth
ING known Of the two expresses now overdue. party
of miners az Walkers river attacked and three kill
cd Volunteers were organizing Hays exped ton has
been heard from since its starting from Pyramid
Lake
JAPAN May The cling against foreign intercourse
i1crea Ing. At battle near JedGO, ince killed
The capai Of al ioreg0 vessels ha been ro'iied to
prepare for an attack the Government might be una
ole 70 afford them protection
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS PANNrLL, AUcr..
Bank Sire {, P.teIsbutu.
WELLA, POUNnnv -. ms,

Il " FOINDHX Ac--
u On TUESDAY 18th Of july newt ne - u ~. -
auction the highest BIDDER extensive and Vsia,,J
shment IN The city ~ pr,,ssnrv l.t.I estab
with all the machinery therein ais tie mat ri Ia p noP'
The following description o. the properly:
The Lot at the Old and Market ,ts h.
street the NORTH which brick machine .bon ,e
high l5i feet long and 100 feet vide '' ''e'
Lot north OF Pike street which fronts 200 feet pnn,,
back "a the Soutlde KGlroah, On L. b,Ick 80
long by 30 feet wide; also bT bnlldi,,
feet and building connected 10 bv 40 ., "
3. The Lot al the utheat corner Of ola snJ 49,
for nelly owned by rhOs Byrne cont aiming he fsr 49, = ~
brick basement T. upper part which Il occ,nad =,
the Virginia House the basement being fitted up Tor ,toTs
also the shop long Kept by James luer vi ana
The Lot east Of and ADJ niug the above the west corner
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SAFE ov LANp IN HnN-

- RICO COINIlBv virtue ~ decree OF the COUNTY Court
or Hanover rendered the 2Ih Of April 1890 IN ihe
executor Pltm1u AMI Others the unie signed
ssipne- will proc TUESDAY me u day of july +
air lay N .Tvae sell public auction the
premises n tract Of Land lying In he county Of
enrco conauirg alb ~ most wAch clear d. ut
has suceIcy ~ wood land 10 keep IL enclosed The
buildings sid land c5n'st Of cwr house with hTee
and pAsssse and the usual outhouss al Of which Of
repair the Old Turnpike eadirg from shot Pump
Richmond miles from said y, adjoining the lands Of James
Sheppard -- Lawrence and others and being N.
which Fleming Patu resided at he time ~ his death
TFRvs SEonc-:hird Of the purchase money will be
qulred third credit Of twelve months and tn resi-
due credit Of years from day Of sale The credit pay
meat from day OF sale; the purchaser
cut. bonds dele red with approved security ad
retained until aEce endcn.dhy the Court
W. K. VIM, Commissioner.
DESTROYS Of seeg sad lad before the day OF sale
viii apply & Wnn who resides 10 Richmond, 70 myse[
ielS- ed W. R. VIM Com'r
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DLANTYRE FOR sALR.-By virtue

RLANTYRE FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a decree Of
Fauqu er Ci cult Court the undersigned will
public auction on the premises, TUESDAY, the lh day
Juy. $780, the above wknawn and sirable FARM situated
immediately the line Of the Manassas Gap Railroad mile
from Broad Run Station and forty miles Alexandria
tain 35 Acres Rbout % ~ which In high
state OF cultivation The Improvements consist Of co'o'taLie
Dseng House OF and building
The fencing nearly all Of stone and In good repair
the most fertile description, and admiralty sdape TO cultivation
grazngsituaicd In remarkably healthy country
cety, and 10 few hours rid. Of AexandS Richmond VAST
ngton city The attention OF gentlemen residing Of the
above cit es In the dewaer section particularly directed
the property presenting unusual attractions
dence
The terms OF sale prescribed In the decree
e purchase TO be paid cash h the day
OF October 1861 h the 2h Of NAV 1885 and oneh
the tn OF september ISL he deferred
TO be pain semannuay and the purchaser give bonds
deed Of trust the land euy Possession for Feeding
purposes given eisey and full possession LIST Of
Der next For further particulars address VIM Boswell who
resides upsn the pennies and will be happy she's
any DESTROYS OF purchasing,
JAMES X. SKINNER, Commissioner
Rnah RIMS iaiinn q l.
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VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACT We
FARM, THREs MILLS BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
We auth r9 "a cell the Farm owned and occupied by
John H,rrison Eq the wlau sburg sd (which
bing made tunpke about three miles below Richmond II
contains CD under good fence ard Ia n Of cu
va,ion T. buid consist framed dwelling and all
ho-sts al IN repair. The neighhohood
good There well Of excellent the premises For
terms, apply 70
isIS-lswst GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.