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LOCAL n EWS.

BET-A1 NJ ::pEE.-Ou -, urday night a
Grrnan teamstrr, named Conrad S~lIgman.
was brutaIIy murdered IN front Of the rpstsu-
rsai o. John Pfiucer. on X str~',, bstN"~n
Nin"tr'uth and TwCntI"'h .tr-,t-. Il appears
thai SeliSman had bren helping Mr.. Pfugrr
10 carry SoInr In"at from the market TO th-
hon>e' ard had stopped in front OF the door
ana VA talking with Prubcrton Webster.
when Ira Temple, Charlie Jabkr and fi,~org~
Emory cSme out, snd Te'apie sirnck hum with
siung shot, fraCturing his >klll. AiIer NJ
was knocked down one of the psrty cantinued
10 bat him, until Serg-ant Hurley with soru-
oil 'hr police, made mis- appearance and arrest
Cd All me parne-, who were taken TO the sta
tion. Sniisinan, who was about ,ixt, wears OF
az, " A. taken into Mr.. Phugrr'S, and the -pr-
VICES of Dr. Newman Immediately obtsfcrd
bu, IN. WOUNDS w.rr such that they resulted
Coroner Woodward held AN inqucst y,pster
day afternoon, and pos mor'Sm Examination
was held BY DR.. kennon and wennrr thl>
morning, and after hearing the testimony, n
verdict WAS rendered that the deceased came
80 his death from n frac'ure of the skull, cause
by blow from a slung-shot in tho hands OF
Ira Temple, aided and sbetted by Chas. Jsbke.
Justice Drury, who WAS present at the in
quest, committed Temple 10 Jail a. principal.
Jabke A. accessory, and Webster and Emory
20 appear as witnesses
FATAL AcCIpENr.-Yestrrday morning. as
Mr.. A. =. Burgess, who resides on Thirseenth
street. between q and I, Navy Yard, was put-
ting the harness on his horse. his little con
Fran Kiln r. about ten years Of age, was stand
Ing near talking to him. when the horse hicked.
striking Frank on the head and killing hin
instantly.
LARGE RxwARD.-Attention 4. called To the
reward Of Si,c0O offered by Mr. samuel Her
man. IN smother co1omn, for the recovery of q
certain amount OF money supposed 10 IN We bprn
stolen froIr his house, corner Of Four-aHd-a-
hala and u streets
CIRCUIT CorRT.-The October term Of this
Court commenced this morning. and The dsr
was spent IN calling the docket 80
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go -
NOT so


The New York Heroid's Washington CORES
pendent who writes the letter published yes
terdsy> concerning the Stcr'S Harrisburg dis
patches relative to the Pennsylvania election,
Il in error in attributing 10 Governor Curtin
the statement in the dispatch OF Saturday last
s.that Thayer, Stewart and Wallace will get
the certificates OF election 10 Congress, though
their democratic competitors may try contests
before the House."
Aropos of the Pennsylvania election. Not
outstanding the recent declarations OF the
radical press 10 the contrary, it now turns out
not only that radicalism f. beaten In the States
popular vote, but has also lost the ma ority on
JOINT ballot in the Legislature. Though the
democrats have but 3 nominal majority Of one
Oh joint ballot, SO many conservative republi-
cans are among those chosen, as that the anti
abolition majority on joint ballot will be over
whelming; leaving the supporters Of the policy
OF Meesrs. Thaddeus Stevens, Hickman i Co.,
ia . comparatively small minority in electing
TIL L. s. Senator TO LIE chosen this winter, &c.
We have further TO remark that we have so far
seen no reason 70 doubt the correctness of our
Harrisburg dispatches with reference TO the
Congressional election resullS-elevpn demo-
crats 70 thirteen repubiicanS-one OF the latter
being Mr.. Hsie, who votes as consistently
agaAhSt inc aooiitlon measures OF the radicals
a. any democratic member OF the House So;
for all practical purposes, if there does not
prove to be an anti-aboliGon majority i'm the
delegation flor II will require but single
other republican of them to turn out As conser.
vatiVe As Mr.. Hale on the subject of opposing
the scheme Of flooding the North with tree
negroes and forcing on its white labor negro
social and industrial equality. 10 maxi. The
snt'-aboli,ioni>ts Outnunlber their opponents
IN ill., Pennsylvania, in the next Hoass may
surely b. SGT down "a being tied on the ques-
tinG Of the times.
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Inc oraiI took place on "Wednesday Ia
IN o"'n hent and Caroline countirs, Nd. The~,
Was no disturbance in either case
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NEW YORK, Oct. a0.-liH .m.-First board
Us Coupons, 1891, lo5 1910 Treasury Notes.
1c5h; Old L. S. Demand Notes, ls,; Cola
iaet. - -
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- In View Of the fact that coal minors are 80
SCARCE is suggested that the contrabaud>
Nnhin 'ne Federal lines be- put TO work diS.,ng
out the ''blsck diamonds"
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THE DRAFT IN BnsToN.-After a dav--
drafting in Boston, during which the name OF
about three hundred persons were drawn a.
recruits, the City Council voted 20 raise the
bounty 20 volunteers 10 two hundred dollar,
each. The drafting was thereuron suspend
ed' n Il L believed this bounty will shortly
Cause thr quota OF the CITY 10 be filled
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PsRs"SAL.-Maj. Gen. Morell, T. S V, ad
Regiment Corcorans Legion; ]. M Arthur,
Part; Captains g. A. and T. Wilkinson, r. A.,
Novs Scotia: and Mr.. and Mrs j. W Florence,
arr O, Willard's.
Co.'s. L. Wyndhan of n. J., and F,Ssenden of
Ne, are ~ the National
Col. :. Burnhan. OF Conn, is Al the Nitro
nOlit1n
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Tine University of Maryland commence.
II. hfy-eishth annual session to-day in Bal
more.
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~ The costs OF the Forrest divorce os,a
alone amount to $4,000. The suit va, com.
nenced fourteen years ago
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRES.

The InteHig>ncer l. occupied with news de-
ALL to-day.
The RcpHbI;coD l. occupied with General
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oc l3-lw SANBORN & INGERSOLL
400 NEW FALL STOCK. 400
PAPERHANGINGS
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, Me
dunn and Low priced PAPERS, appropriats either
Tor the richly adorned OIL most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation GolS
and Common Shades. Buff Green and Hur Um
land, By the yard or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
warranted TO be GiLded srifh (IoId Is1r
The handsomest assortment in the District from
ti me pes. manusctory in the country Also beau
ti9i variety OF dark Wood and small sized Oval
ana carte DE Nisite Frames Of foreign and Gomcs.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELs,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings Nails 5c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
copies OF celebr ated Pictures, Paintings Ststuary
DC. 'H'"'"a''
The attention of those renovating il called to
lhe above goods which Were purchased flr .nJ on
account OF the times will be sold at the nvaSt 20
muneratlye prices exclusively for "e'' A'
& A s IL
Tor goods and labor, when purchased and sroor+3
Al ARTICLES warranted as represented
- Orders for PAPERH Angling or wINDn,v
SHADES punctualiy executed in CITY or cai, ~
j. MARKRITER
o''-hn Odd Fellows Hall
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHING TON CITY:
MONDAY OCTOBER 20. 1869.

- READING MATTER ON EyKRY PAGE
BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE
GRAPHIC AND OTHER NATTER.
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METTAM Il cos GALVANO ELECTRO ME-
W TALLlC INSOLES worn in the boot or shoe,
have been successfully tested in numerous cases of
f Kh,sumati:m, Gogt. Neuralgia Dropsy. Paralysis
Cold or Bistered Feet, and feet rendered unp pleas
ant from undue perspiration. The manu- facture of
these articles il secured by American and English
patents, and they confidently offered as infa Iii
Bile remedies for the above complaints. Sold by
druggists and shoe dealers generally
METTAM & CO.
APO Broadway, New York
Call or send for a circular
HEADQUARTERS Cd FIRE ZorAvEs
18th regiment Excelsior Bri cadr
WeSws. Mettn1n r. 20, 429 Bronfrny -ientIe-
men u take pleasure in recommending to those
ao,ictef With tender feet, your Patent Metallic
Soles. have derived great be neft from their use
pom the march Of the 7th resiment, National
Guard, from Anna polls to Washingten in Aprii
last, in which re giment then had command Of
company L. my feet were badly abused. BY thu
klndness OF Major Pstten, obtained g. pair which
be was then using, and in the short space of one
them Indispensable and cheerfully at your request
add my testimony to the many already in your ps :
session. am, dear sir, your Ob't serv't.
J. d. MORIARTY
Major Commanding % Fire Zouaves
Oc ib-tw 4th regiment, Excelsior Bri rsie
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~Two hundred aud 1erty-eiyhI rebel pr-S-
overs, just from the hospital, at Frederick.
were sent from Baltimore Saturday 10 Old
Po.nt 70 b. exchanged
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CoN1EADlcTInS.-Thr Right Rev Arch
b.,hop Hughes, of New York has pubIi~k.s
card in denial OF certain statements which h;,,.
appeared III the newspaper to the effect that
threatening letters have been sent 10 him from
Baltimore. III Consequence" of his speech on he
~
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s%At Newark, n. j., on TueNday.H .,ct,rv
With 1900 knapsacks rady for delivery u a,
k0-ned. The loss hmOu mad 10 SIa O0a
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LATE FROM THE SOUTH,

RICHMOND DATES "I THE I5TH INSTANT
FROM THE REBEL ARMY IN NORTHERN vIR-
CHINA.
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GOLD.-Gold is still declining, OF, IN other
words Government currency il still rising in
New York. This forenoon, in Wall street the
market for gold opened AZ I2six, and declined
rapidly, down to issS. Subsequently, It fpu
still lower. and was snything but ''Stin" At
J, d. ID.
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81 "" have received the first number OF
The American Exchange and Review" a
monthly journal devoted 10 industrial and
monetary intelligence, just Started in Philadel
rhIa by J. A. Fowler. Hudson Taylor 33i
Pennsylvania avenue, Is The sol" agent for
Washington.
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A Coon JoKE.-It turns out that the ofe nee
OF the Hon. +. p. Blair, Jr., calling forth the
denunciatory and abusive card OF him, signed
by Gen. Mckinsiry. now going the rounds of
the papers, merchandising him the ssvirtuous
McKnstry in his late address 10 his constitu-
Ppcyt
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GEN. W ADSWoETE.-Ths New York Express
say that Gen. Wadsworth * in The habit OF
spanking disrrspcctfully ofthe President
This statement il utterly uufounded. Gen.
W. has the highest respect and regard for the
President. and has never uttered a syilsble
with reference TO him in conflict with these
sentiments. We are authorized 10 publish this
denigl.
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RETrRNEp.-Secretary Caleb Il. Smith ~.
turned TO Washington on SATURDAY evening
last, in improved health, (hs many friends viii
b. glad 10 learn.) and is to-day again dis.
charging his official duties in The Interior De-
partmrpt
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CIRCUIT CoCRT.-The October term Of this
Court commenced this morning, and ths day
was spent in calling the docket = :
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I AIDES DRESS CAPS,
IL Philadelphia Style,
BREAKFAST CAPS Low Price
TARLETON CAPS. Beautiful Patterns,
LLLION TRIMMING, Black and White
COTTON BATS, COTTON WADDING
WILLIAM ?. SHEDD,
Oc 1857 SOo EIavanth -
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w. GRAPES-GRAPESt
L ii Choicest varieties Of CATAWRk AM
ISABELLA GRAPES. will be received daily hy
cypress, at the store of Messrs. q. Il T. PARKER x
CO., 343 Penn. avenue ~
oc 13-lw" SANBORN & INGERSOLL
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L IRBY HOUSE,
IA 462, 464 AND 466 THIRTEENTH ST..
One Door North Of Pa nrenue
Will open on Monday, Oct. 2ath as a first class
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

II viii be the chief object of the Projectors 10
make TINS establishment the best of its A . L
with choice larder, superior cook. nc E.h3
conmodating servants and house lifted up Al
the PUBLIC cannot fail to be pleased
n. b. Public and Private Dining Rooms, a first
rate Lunch Counter and perior Sleeping Apart
ments are connected with this house
MITCHELL L. KIRBY
Oc E-6tt Pronriators
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&c REAM,
At 81 80 PER GALLON
Best quality always 10 be hat, in p rsmii. or
plain Iloulds at the
pHILADELPHIa c0SFECrIoNrry
&C l.-lmr Corner Tuelffb a. -.
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SECOND edition.
THREE O'CLOCK P. VI.
PROM THE FRONT MONUMENTS or TIL
REBELS

W. have information from Aldo and Middle
iur=, hal the inhaoiIanlS there I->ierIay morn
ing believed that thr Rebel were cNacuating
VIA f-sirr.
~ Manassas Junction on the day before Ncs-
trrraN the inhabitants were c,perlin: rebel
cavalry ~ Catett'~ Station.
Ga. S;ahl report - Gen. Si-c"l that on the
iJth ;o.' rebel troop cn.rrd Snichrr. lille from
Winchestrr( 10 protect the return OF Stuart's
cavalry force. Or the next day one ll,h} the
whole recrossed the Shenandoah. and pro-
c'cded on their way TO reioln their man body
under Lee.
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HoEsE AND MULE SHOES.
Large assortment OF HORSE and MULE SHOES
On md and fer esle q. nanufacturers prioes
JOS. L. saw AGE
Sir Of Cat Saw, Pa avenue,
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NOTICE; All persons indebted to tho subscriber
tingly, No. 492 seventh, between AMI streets
and settle their accounts. otherwise they will b.
piHceh III IN" hands of collector. ] have sold on:
my etIre stock and fixtures, and desire that all ac
counts standing open my books should be clio ed
oc l7,6tt FRANCIS MATTINGLY 4o.7tb<t
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CUTTERS AND PEDLERS
~ ATTENTION
Ii you want to buy PIES and CAKES of the he =
quality. and at the lowast rates. call ut the
UNITED STATES BAKERY.
oc lS-N' 800 Sixth st between G. and fl
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A Law for kcep;ay Mp stoei.

Among the first measures demanded OF The L"B's
la,ure for the relief Of community suffering TIE
bitter results Of Invasion. is law requiring every
farmer t0&eep up has own s.ooe. 80 Rs to prevent
them from trespassing on the farlas OF others
Wherever the contendine armies have iaa. ohed. Ike
fencing of the country, anu, IN many eases, even
the timber has been completely swept away, 30 tbs!
the farmers are left without any Of seeuin
their crops, unless some such measure 81 that we
have indicated be msde the law Of the land Even
where the timber itself has been spared by TIE de-
vasta,irg lesions there is neither time nor iae3ns
now to prepare fencing. SO tina. 'hera is 10 other
remedy but to require all who have stock to pen it
up. Those who are not able to do this, would
better sell their stock than that ,he land 81 oad be-
come a desert. The Legislature eanGot take too
early action on this subject.
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Ngee,irx or the Legislature.

TIE Legislature Of Virginia, In response 20 Ia"
call Of The Governor, meets again today. Wewe-
come Il n Richmond with pleasure, for II Ia BODY
whsse more than Roman, whose NtisciN'AS iam'
uess has saved The capital, and headea by I" pa
,r,o,,c Governor, who so nceiy and energesses'ly
eooper.,ed with them in mailing the Gag OF The old
line Of battle ship to the mast, rescued the Com
,uonwc.l,h from the rain aud isaeminy which st
IN. TINA threatened to overwhelm her. The Legs
,..ure n now called upon to consider a subject oil
vita, Importance. the supply Of sait and to adopt
u,easures, by contrasts and charters, and sneh
ether means A. tie emergency may require to pro
cure An adequsse supply OF AN article ~ essential
"a munitions oil war to the wsifsre ii The State -
Whatever IL to be dane on this suhecs I,.a; 10 done
ouickiy for the season is close at hand when salt
mus. be obtained great loss AMI Injury will he
inevitable We hope that the Legislature will
maintain the reputation has already achieved Tor
proupt and energetic actioa and that ~ tnie VIII
be lost lie clap,rap barangues or Beneomoe speeches
On other occasions, the Communicable could afford
10 lose time in talk, but what We wsnt now is ac-
ton Let SALT not gas, be the vateAwoil
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FUTURE DAYS
Be- GoDDlN = APPERSvH. Aucfs

COUNTRY SEAT OF oa3
II ACRES In Henrlco county, one sud q hall
niles Northeast of Richmond. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION AT the request Of Mr. Chas o Hanas,
we will sell at auction. on tna premises on TUES
DAY, .3d September, 1864, at o'clock 7. NJ, tho
Farm on which he now resides one and bali miles
from Richmond, on the Asadow.bridge road, sdjoin
lug the lands Of Messrs A. DILL ". r. q. 1a nett.
r. W. Devious, Fendall Griffin, and others. contain
ing by recent survey. 92A acres. The dwelling has
been within the last ~ months thoroughly repaired
aud painted, and contains six rooms. besides base
,nent presenting now y beautiful cottage residence
The kitcheu IL entirely new, and has four rooms l6
feet square. The barn, stable, courthouse, smoke.
house. &c, are new and In excellent condition -
The land for the most part. has been Lightly ma
nured for the last eight " ars. and has been kept
u market garden About ten scras are 10 woods,
af.ording an ample supply for the use Of the place
1t commands AZ pretty view If Richmond can
be had from any other place In the county.
TO any person wishing suburban residence, the
place presents AZ many advantages any other In
this vicinity. II desired, Il will be divided The
owner will take pleasure In showing II to any per-
who may wiah to purchase before the day Of
sale.
TERMS --One-third cash, balance in and tn o
years. for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed The taxes for is6 to DO paid by the
purchaser. G0DbiN 4 APPERSON,
So L. Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE ON UNION
v HILL, CONSISTING OF MANY BEAUTI
Full BUILDING LOTS AND TWO HANDSOME
FRAMED DWELLINGS,; ALSO, A TRACT OF
1924 ACRES OF LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY, FIVE MILES FROM THE COURT
HOSE. AND six MILES FROM WILCoXS
WHARF, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.--For the
purpose Of clo.ing up some partnership tran
TONS we shall sell. at public auction tho prem
ises, Oh WEDNESDAY,, the Oath Sept, 1867, com.
mencing ut o'clock r. H. Ia the order adver
tised, the follow ing valuable REAL ESTATE, viz :
That truly beautiful lot on Mosby street, fronting
The east side thereof 100 fest, running back Ito
feet adjoining the property now formerly owned
by M. Jesse Talbot This lot oVerlooks the city,
and is really very valuable One. Also, hand
solne Lot ut Ill corner OF 29th and streets, hav
ing front of 1904 feet the east line thereof, and
the depth of 1872 feet to IN alley. with two very
handsome Framed Dwellings thereon. Each one
has six rooms; il Supplied with water, aud il not
only well built, bu. remarkably convenient and
tasefully arranged. Also, that beautiful square
of land bounded By =, L, Both aud 3lst streets,
having front of $40 feet each on Both and 3lSt
Streets and depth OF 1872 feet, to an alley IA feet
wide.
And on THURSDAY the 18th Sept, at the office
OF uoddn a. Appecscn next to the Bank of Eir-
LAND, ILL Charles City county, containing 1854
stres, of which about 40 acres are cleared the bal
ance in wood The land lies well Tor cultivation,
with several streams Of water running through it
A well Of GOOD water and several cabins on it. Ii
adjoirs the lands OF Messrs. George +. Guy, II.
n. Ammons, and others Half mile from Hope
we'll Church, and 25 miles below Richmond.
TERMS --Ouethrd cash balance at q and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, sc
cured by trust deed all cash, at the option of
the purchasers. GODDIH s. APPERsON,
ss ID Auctioncera
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rzTsNoW Is THE TIME TO MAKE Youi

rzFsNOW Is THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR
PURCHASES THE CITIZENS OF KIN
M0Np--We are daily making aeesssifns 10 - ' -
nov large stock Of SHOES, and to the LADIES' Ano
misses we would kindly suGgess thal tney .'ta ar
Ia ,,a ara i.,etmiued TO make il to your Intefest
80 rurctase Of rs for we shah not be eHcei!ed IN
quality and prices Of douds. our stock o. S Son
.rress Gaiters, Walking shoes, Infants anu cni'
aren's shoes, have this day been largely .ddsd TO-
ana ,ss ,r, nrapared 10 suit all sizes. For gentle
msa we have Mi the ,,iTe,en, ay les to please AIS"
~.uths ". have several nice cases of bamorai
Shoes, Just received; and, in word we insl'e
families 20 cs and upon the pnrchase " a 80" ~
ir ar 90 we ~ III make a liberal discount from the
Single rair All are invited to see us and price anu
huv. If pleased. Call at BELVlNS SEWN"
~ n,a,,ffr pouNs ON 10Th st Ne lJ-ltH
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ARMY CoLP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MENTs.-The following sums have bsen received
by me within a few days "AlbAmarle, Va. $50;
g w Hubbard. buckingham comfy, $50 L: L X
Dickinson Louise CD $50; Mss ann Bootou. Cul
pepper co, Slo: Antioch Church, F.uvanla 80, $40;
Mrs Yates, Caroline CO, (per Rev j ID CoiemHn} 81,
Miss Mary w Miuor. Aibsms,lo Co. SIC Ms Bo3
ton, Fluvanna co, $685. Z NJ ronpsias BAGova: Go,
S5 public collection in F!uyanEa, SlQ9 younG La-
dies at Rev DR. QusTess, Louisa 30 q; nFs A NJ
Moon, Albemarle co, 81; s!rs r Moon, DO. 81;
A Noon, do, q 50
A. E. DICKINSON, Supt, &c.
Richmond. Va Sept II, 1862.
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By JAS. NJ TAYLOR + SON Aue,..

7 TALUABI.E AND WELLLOCATED BRICR
Y DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE 0E
FRANKLIN, BET WEEN 81 AND 4TH STREETS
AT AUCTION--We will sell upon the premises,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of September, com,
uieAcing at O'Clock p. NJ, the valu able and we'll
located Brick Dwelling located on the south aide Of
Franklin, between Sd aud 4th streeta The Dwell.
Ing is nearly new has eight rooms, besdes servants
accommodations. The premises are supplied With
gas aud water, and the whole nicely finished Thi,
property IL located in the desirable portion Of
the city Is convenient to business and worthy tia
attention of those desiring to secure a plsassut
residence.
TERMs-Oue third cash the balance Ct | and
years for negotiable notes. with Interest added
and secured by trust deed, or. II preferred, the
purchaser can pay the entire purchase money in
cash. JAMES b. TAYLOR SON
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H,11.

On saturday, the 18th inss., NICHOLAS MILLS,
ESQ, In the eisi yest Of his ago.
His funeral viii take place from bis late residence.
nt o'clock this afternoon. His FRIENDS are rquess
ed 80 attend without further notice.
Fell suddenly as,sep In Jesus on the 18th Instant
a, tp3 o'clock T. M ELENA RUTH, daughter OF
G,,rre w ard Elena y Hsiton, aged II years
The friends and acquaintances are ftqaested TO
attend the funeral from the residence OF her pa
rents OH Mayo street. this morning at o'clock,
without further notice.
On Saturday evening Last, 18th inst. at half past
ooclosk DISPERSION DAVIS, youngest son "t
1bomas s aud Hannah NJ. Kiddiek. aged year
months and >, days.