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TsR CURRENCY. We observe that the

THR CURRENCY.--Wc observe that TIE
.Stat;nel falls in with our own schem,
Of Confederate loan, Oh the principle
Of the National loan effected by Napo
leon ILL.,, in France, some years ago u
says: ''If every citizen in the Con
fcderacy would invest but a little II
Confederate funds, the aggregate would
place our finances on an imprcgnabi,
basis" There is no doubt Of that fact
and on former occasion we undertook
to point out the means 10y which the
people might be induced to do so. Let
President Davis issue proclamation
appealing to the patriotism OF the people
and stating candidly the very critical
condition in which the country is placed
Let him conceal nothing. Let him tel
the people candidly tina; if some mean:
be not adopted to stop Mr.. Memminger
he will drown the country with his rs
signats before the first day OF January
Let him point out to them the danger in
which they are Of finding these assignats
which they are keeping in circulation turn
to something more valucless than fags,
If they be not persuaded to part with
portion Of them to enhance the value oi
the rest, as the Dutch, when they con
quercd Ceylon, cut down two-thirds OF
the spice trees, and thereby rendered
the remaining third trebly as profitable
rs the whole had been Let him appeal to
every man who has family to come for
ward and subscribe lit'ie, if it be but
ten dollars, for himself and every mem
Der Of his household. We have every
reason to believe that such an appeal
would be productive Of the most bcnci-
cial consequences. No man, if it be but
for very shame, will refuse to take some
thing. In that way Napoleon filled the
National Golfers to overlooking, and Pres
ident Davis is quite as popular with the
people of the Confederate States as Ma
pOleOn is with those of France At the
same time, orators to address the people.
influential people to talk with them and
stir them up, Commissioners to collect
subscriptions, meetings for the purpose
Of speaking all the machinery familiar
to politicians in the days of the old
Union should be instituted.
The people ought to know the full
extent of the danger There is no
person so properly suited to this task a
President Davis His position, his pop
ularity, and his eminent services point
him out as the very man. He would be
listened to where others could not obtain
a hearing When the people heard a
voice OF serious warning from him they
would be sure of the reality Of the dan
ger. All that is wanting is fol them
to know the danger in question to its
fullest extent. They will then come ;or
ward and present the proper remedy. II
the whole country could be assured OF
what is certainly fact that our tinan
Cial system will break down, unless scv-
eral hundred millions Of the currency b,
in short time withdrawn from circula
ton, the thing would instantly be done
Let President Davis warn them of the
tlcklish position of affairs They will
believe him when they will listen to 40
body else
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8 T1LRGRAPHIC NEWS. =
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 3Oth.-The enemy
fred slowly on Sumter yesterday; and
also upon our James Island batteries.
which kept up q constant Smelling OF
their working parties with evident effect,
Fort Moultrie also firing upon battery
Gregg. The feet was quiet. The enc
my have completed their covered way
between Gregg and Wagner, along which
they drive their teams safely. The Yam
KEGS are casemating their guns at Gregg
and Wagner to protect their gunners
from our shells Some of the embra.
sures point directly towards the city.
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IUO170N AlxW-Yvsuns DAN


~ LINwOOD HALL, Desirable Rssidspes and
NJ Market Parm. for sale st aueeioa.-By requesl
Of Mr. @ 6tubbe win ODER for sole publicly on
thu premises, on Friday, tho "a day Of Octobsr, 81
o'clock n, that large aud Handsome suburban
residence, 0enwt Cd Hall, two miles east Of Rich.
mond, on the rosd to Mrs Dr. Christisn'A now oc.
cupied by Mrs Curtis, with Is or q acres Of good
land, an d wood enough fos the place. ..
This very desirable country seat 10 we'll situated
for business In the eli y. and convenient a. . mar
bet or dairy farm. The improvements are new,
and consist Of . two story dwelling with or =
rooms halls aud versn.fshs below and above, kitch-
en- with fur rooms, carriage hous., stable. fruit,
trees, and fine spring meas There is also small
meadow end bold stre am, valuable to the place and
available for ice pond tannery, and other purposes
advantageous to Q retired residence. Possession
may be had LIST January, or probably sooner II de
sired.
TERNs-Cssh, or one half on interest for one
year, secured BY deed Of trust.
After this ssle several very eligible Buiding
Let's ON the suburbs OF Church Hill, in that beau
tifoi square opposite the residence Of Mrs Watkins
between Goth and 3lst and N aud sts will be soid
at o'clock. il time permits
TERxs-Ca.h, or portion in cash, and the bal
ance on . credit. AD WILLIAMS,
&C 1T AuetiOneer.
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SALE OF THE Hot SrRiNGs.--Ihe Lmou:
watering place known rs the Hot Springs, ii
Bath county, Virginia, was sold Il few days
sincc 10y the executors OF 1hOs Goode, dc
ceased, Tor s2oO,OoU. 1t was purchased by :,
company OF enterplihing gentlemen Of this
city, who will repair and btautiiy the build
ing5 Tor the next shmmer season. This put.
chase only included the house and land the
furniture being reserved.
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H< OAKD-T MOORE respectfully returns his
~ thanks to the nremen and others. who as
sastea in saving his goods 1T the lire Wednesday,
the 23d inst. lie would eel obligel II those parties
having any articles clothing In their possession
would return them immediately. Those parties
having left tools be repaired will please call md
get thsm. - Az going to sell on by ,suction
o. 3l-2tA
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Special NOTICES.

R1raPtCiAL NUilCE-We call the attention Of
the trade ~ Cur desirable and seasonable stock Of
Blockade Goods Received this morning Our sale
VIII take place FRIDAY morning next at 10
O'Clock We viii commence with manufactured To-
bacco at II clock will sell Groceries at l O'Clock
BlotkADE GOODS
We wIii ati 10 our former advertisement
iuS piIIs ladies and ucl's " inter shoes
500 black ANA drab hats
Il pairs Blankets
: do2 Ii English ale
H. cigars
10 bales cotton
., paTs cotton cards with locks ready Tor use
~ DO Woh DO 10 do
- pieces bleacIed cotton
NiiL suulry ether goods
ROBINSON, ADAMS & co,
&C hi AuCt,OAcers.
= SPECIAL NOTICE We beg to call attention
~ our sale which takes pIace.this day. The sale
wlIi commence with
100 Kegs surper carbonate q! s.Ia
Al IL O'clock
We Win sell "a large lt OF
Elgiish gray and blue ctoshs
iAoc.s biack cloth
- dozen ladies' cashmere gio, 5
la,iics' cloth coaks
AMI dress goods
!.ANikKS, TOILEsoN & CATLETr,
% lit AuctiOnecrs.
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TuE FACTORIES. Would it not be we'll
TO permit our large manufacturing estab
llshments to sell directly TO citizens at
the prices which they now sell to dealers,
who supply at greatly enhanced COS, Al
tlcles of indispensable necessity?
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nA- Observation-Disclosures Matches The Virginia
Match company are now prepared 10 offer TO
tue public large quantity Of superior water proof
friction matches These matches are the best aud
cheapest III the Coniederacy and guaranteed to burn
freely ali kinds oil weather. All orders sent to
the factory, corner Leigh and Adams sts address
ed to NJ G WINCHESTER 10, box 966, Richmond, Va,
Will receive prompt attention. Sc 23--eodl2ts
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DIED.

o. The 18TH ins,, a, 5 minutes past II O'Clock p Nj
al tbs fathers Residence III Sidney, Wi Lille FOR
ktaI, iniani son OF John Heavy and SARAH. ii Goode
aPct = years months AMI 70 days
The iduera i'll take place this Thursday morn
my al 10 O'Clock, from has father residence III sid
nry, Oh Elmmoo 81 above Clark. The friends and
acquaintance OF the amiiy respectfully invited
- attend without further notice. +
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Poor OH, JOHN BuLL. Those Englisi,
journals which paint such terrible pic
lures of the effects OF Il rupture betv ccn
England and the United States, may sue
coed in staving OFT FOR the present the
collision they deplecate, but it is only
for the present, and even that temporary
advantage is purchased at the cost OF
national honor and Of ultimate ana per
manent security. They say they are
dependent upon America for grain, and
that a war with the United States might
starve them out, and, besides, then con,
merce would be destroyed by Yankee
privatccrs. Surprising the South to be
sub)ugated, they would be dependent
upon the United States not only for corn,
but cotton, and thus be more completely
in her power than at present. There
fore, they could never go to war with the
United States, and would have to pocket
every atfrOnt and indignity she might
put upon them till the end OF time A
digniled situation, truly for Il nation
which claims to be the mistress OF the
seas aud most powerful empire Of the
earth! What an awful coming down
since few years ago, when her gllnboats
bullicd and boarded American merchant
men on our own coast with perfect impu-
nifty But the truth is, the English All
voca:es OF the United State know, from
the Trent affair. that there is no danger
OF war with the United State Oh account
o! building Confederate vessels, OF any
other account for 4 Government which
could back down as thoroughly a. Lin
coins Government Oh that memorable
OCCASION Is not gong TO war with any
power till 1t has disposed of the rebel
lion" When that is disposed OF, if 1t
even is, England Will discover that the
United States has good memory. Peo-
pie who do not resent insults do not,
therefore, forget them. amt. il they even
have MA opportunity ot revenge, never
forgive. The war that is 80 dreaded in
England can only be avoided by showing
fair play between the beligercnts, and.
II she permits one side to have arms and
men, permit the other to have ships. BY
her present policy she is alternating the
regards Of the only friends she has Oh
this side the water, aud falling to prop,
llate. her Jealous and ,indic,ivc foes.
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AS-1hk GkkAr Bar,Ls ~ its>s,s,ts Tn NORTH
srR Accounts A new ARRIVAL oi Northern Papers ti,s
morning, IRON New YORK, Philadelphia, and Bait.
more, with all the news of the great battle Zen.
Papers from all parts Of the South, aud ali
lbe city papers Paper, envelopes, exc, for whiting
letters Admission for all day, 20 cents.
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nEsIRABLE Resi- fence at the Northwest corner
~ Of Marshall and Smith streets, with immediate
possession, at auction BY request Of Mr. VIM
SELL upon the premises, Tuesday, the 9th october,
ut O'Clock p NJ, his residence, situated as above.
II is Of brick and has six rooms; there is also
Kitchen brick stable and carriage house, COW house,
&C and we'll Of excellent water in the yard, and
the front yard is beautifully set out with flowers and
evergreens. The lot fronts IS feet, and runs back
l53 feet TO All alley. The house 10 well arranged
for comfort and Onvenience, and the whole premi
ses are i'll good order. Altogether this ID very dc
sirable I, sdence, and Is worthy the attention OF
those seeking such property. Possession will be
given in a few days after the sale.
TERNs-A position IN cash, and the balance on
a credit; all cash. as the purchaser. may prefer.
ocl AID WILLIAMS, Auct.
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RifbnIon6 9ispatrb.

FRox NORTHERN VIRGINIA. have
nothing new from the line Of the Rapi-
dan, and the only rumor we have is a
repetition of the report that the army OF
Gen. Meade has been much reduced by
the withdrawal Of forces sent to the
Southwest. We understand that fol
several days not less than live thousand
men per day have been sent West oven
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The Central train last night brought
down. between thirty and forty prisoners
captured by Gen. lmboden's command
in Northwestern Virginia. Among them
were several commissioned officers.
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NEGROES hUE SALE AND HIRE

u good locking black man, something over 30
years u age, said " be excellent house servant,
and lie says he is good hand ~ take OF horses
aud good carriage driver. yellow man, about
rs years Old, who Is good house servant and can
drive one horse carriage A young woman, II to
- years Vi age, who Is "a good washer and irOner,
general house servant and nurse and another young
woman ian VINO - p,n r eSk washer ANA sonsr'
Apply NJ Cary Ut jail NC l--eod3ts
.>Ok SAif---A family vi Negroes, ito remain ia
the city, consisting OF two women aud two
girl children, SIX years aDd the other two years
vi age; one of the women Is a good COOK aud urst-
rate washer aud ironer the oiht = elderly woman
is good nurse they eau he seen al my Office this
mornil,y betweeu ~ ana ii O'Clock.
THUS BAGBY,
o. 5Q-1&s Wall street
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IS HENRY l. BROOKE, Receiver
ID ECEIVEk'S sale Of Brick Tenement on b
IL. ing Green I'M, near the Eastern limit
IN James N. Taylor, AHctiOaeer.

a UCTION Sale Of Valuable Building Lots %
~ Union Hill and in the valley-I will sell 81
auction, on the premises on sriday. the "a Of U
tober, at 4 o'clock = n. eleven valuable Building
Lots, fronting about 50 feet each on Adams .ni
P1eassnts streets, near the intersection Of venshs
street with the lie Turnpike aso. four
Lots, in square No 1863, on FEDERAL street. in Tie
Valley, near the residence Of Mr. Edmund stfsn
TERMs-LiberaI, and made known on day u ssis'
se2S JAS Nj TAYLOR, Auet
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Ne NOIlCE.-The annual meeting o. the Stock
~ holders Vi the Roanoke Navigation Company
viii take place al Halifax Court House, Va, On Wed
Aesday, the ltth vi October next, at IL AN.
&C !. .2Awite II CABANkS, Secry.
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From the RaDidan.

GoRDoNsvILLE, Sept. 3O.--It is re-
ported that firing was heard this morn,
ing in the direction of Germana Ford.
The enemy have strongly picketed Robin
sons river and are within three miles of
Madison Court House.
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AUU5zQ1 AAkMDU1unD DA1A
n Kent. Hnino . CO.. AwcrTa

i
y comnsncipg ~ 10 O'Clock, We win ell, without
+. reserve, large and varied assortment Of
| Fresh Dry Goods,
Consisting Of
Atwood printed and plain deIaincs
| Plaid m0zAmbique8
20 pieces black gros do rhiDes
50 do checked and embossed ginghams
| so do rich curtain musiins
Is do black cloths aud d0eskius
20 do super black aipacas
| Silk and cotton hdkfs
Elastic carriers and suspeDders
Playing cards, tooth brushes
Hair pins, stay bindings
Neck ties, cotton half hose
Buck gauntlets, merino shirts
English shoo thread, cap paper
Lead pencils, pack and pound Plus
White and colOred spool cotton
Pocket books, purses, drinking cups
Money bags, npe combs
Grape collars, needles, machine &c
Elegant Grape shawls, Grape bereges
HOAespuns, linen canvas
$50 military jackets aud pants
Linen cambria hdkfs, white waddDg
Elegant sink aud cloth cioaks
Engiish beacbed Co1tOns
Bonnet ribbons, bonnet frames
Fancy silks, aud shoe iacee.
ALSO,
An invoice Of Hardware aud Cutlery, VIZ
Elegant pocket knives, scissors
Pruning knives, butcher knives
Ivory handle knives and forks
Carvers, forks, and stees, razors, &c.
600 pairs Shoes Boots, and Caters assorted, viz
Ladies' lasting CATERS, ladies' balmQrals
ladies' double sole Congress CATERS
Kid boots, chiidren's splendid English shoes
Misses lasting, morocco, and bamOials
Mems Congress CATERS and balmOrals
Heavy pegged and dress boots, &c
Extra super black and drab hats, &C
Six elegant sole leather trunks.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE
A valuable library Of choice books, in dne order,
to be Id at 2 Oclcck-consisting of about one
thousand volumes, and including the following
standard works:
Kolins's Ancient History, Burke's Speeches. Coop-
err Hemans. Thacxeray, MacKny, Dickens. Eisar
Poe, Richardson 8, Mrs Radcliffe, Sturn, Hannah
Moore, DIsraeli, Goethe, Bacon. De Foe, Addison,
Locke, Hamilton, Calhoun, and PTescotcs WORKS
Boswejrs johnson, Life Of the Crusaders, Dealt
Swift, Goldsmith and Lambs Works; JOhnson'l
Lives of the Poets, English Chronicles, Americas
State Papers, Fool OF Quality. History Of aermany
Bede's Ecclesiastical History, &c. The whole com
prising one of the most valuable libraries ever Of
fsred in this city. KENT, PAINE ~,
SO 80 Aucts
Will be added
20 cases ladies' shoes, in fine order
l splendid gold watch, made by Dixon, Lon
DON cllronometer maker 10 the AdmI-
raity, 10 be sold at O'Clock
Dry Goods will be sold at 10 O'Clock
Shoes and Hats at O'Clock
Stationery at o'clock. X, h co, Aucts.
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E>AKM in the county OF Hentlco ml .ss f n5s1,
n kn..noad ON the s.s''"---."~".e 81,
Containing ~ acres, at auction.-On Tuesday ~
day Of October at IL O'Clock NJ viii sell upon .is
pre misses the farm located AS above, CONTAINING -
acres l4O Of which is cleared aud high stale %
cultivation, the balance in woods The improve
ments consist OF u framed dwelling with D ROOMS
kitchen, stable, corn house, &c. Immediate I.eses
soi Will be given Of the land, and fun iossessos
Oh or before the LIST November next.
Terms made known on day of sale
se 70 IN TAYLOR, AGet
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As- FOR DREWRY'S BLUFF AND CHAFFIN's
BLUFF.The steamer SCHULTZ, Capt HILL, hay
ing been thoroughly repaired, will, until further
notice. Leave her WHAT at Rockets DAILY at 3
O'Clock y NJ, returning by sunset.
Fare TWO DOLLARS tor the round trip.
se 1U-ts
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ITAVING associated with Inc III the Grocery and
Commission Business MesSrs Jno ii leitw ich
aud TT Madgan we will open to day iii the Iron Front
Warehouse Governor, near Main 81, ol the most
select stocks of Groceries and Liquors to be found III
the Coniederacy. 1t will be the object of the new
concern to maintain 4e reputation Oh the old concern
OF Daniel Huiiarf, recently l2th street, by
keeping hand the very best Ike market affords,
aud We hope, by strict attention t. business and
iiberaiiiy, to meiIt the favor Of the public
DANIEL. ) HUFF ARD y co.
Richmond, Oct l. 1868. oc 1--Gt
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~. COINS. Bu0ionA Csilosities,
~ Dsseases of the Maize
eoft Corns, BLEEDING Corna,
Fsstsred aud Nsur0 Vascular Corns, Ae,
treated without pain by Dr 6CHULTZ, the Ch'rop.
0diHf, Who hss returned and may te consulted aa
usual.
~ 0AAc Wall strset Hotsl, Wall 1T
~ X-1ts
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pEK6ONAL.


DEkSDNAL III LieutCoi II = PATE is iii Richmond
he will pIease call at Castle Thunder and obiige
John MesCO and A Chappeil Oc l--2t>
NJ OfICE Ali persons having substitutes IN Capt
~ VIM Dabney's company, heavy artillery, viii
send their address 10 1t CHS hUN at Petersburg
possible ocl-5ts
Nj OTtGE--Ihe undersigned will be glad il Cap
~ tain Roberts or MIR VIM Sparkman will
call upon him sTy day from 6 to 10 O'Clock NJ, q
from to O'clock NJ, az y has got something Of
importance to communicate. JOHN WHITE,
&c 30-2t" saw mill Mayo's Island.
NJ OTICE A liberal r, ard will bS given for
~ Any informat on of CELESTIN MAURICE -
When last heard of he near Spotsylvana
Court-ucuse lie is about 20 years of age feet
inches high. dark complexion, front teeth missing;
sp, axis French, spanish, and fcne Engish. Al
dress up s COLBY" No o Exchange Block, l4th st,
between Main and Franklin. sc 29-3tt
H1ERSONAI-1f BONNER is in this City he VIII
lind il greatly to his advantage TO call at VIII
hanson Co.'S auction house, No 1872 Main street.
29--3t
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IIOUSE and lot on 2Sth street, near the piefsH
III ton OF New Bridge road, at auction. Tn ~
day the 9th OF October, ati o'clock, will seh,Ss@
the premises, tue house ami hit located as aoo''
Terms made known on day Of sale
SEQ. ids JAS N TAYLOR, Adc'
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Ey Ro6inson, Adams Il TO-, ducts.


WE will offer on Friday, I'd October, at our ware
w room, corner 9th aud Main SITS, commencing al
10 O'Clock, the following 0roceries, Blockade :oods
and Manufactured T0baccos:
IS bags brown sugar
10 bbIs sugar
boxes clari lied sugar
1O kegs soda
200 sacks Va salt
cases Eastern dairy cheese
10 half bbls potash
10 b6lS vinegar
10 boxes soap
$50 Supr French calf skins
81 cases ground pepper, allspce and cloves
. cases chocolate
225 gray flannel and cashmere shirts
81 doz knives and forks
II d0Z suspenderS
II doZ mixed u hose
AGO shirt collars
Black spooi thread
Memorandum books
Honey soap, envelopes, combs
Steel pens, pocket hdki5
1 quadrant
l mariners spy glass
Claret Wine ladies' CATERS
Letter and note paper, &c
ALSO,
1000 packages manui'd tobacco
Smoking tobacco in bales and barrels
Parties desiring to send in goods for this gale vii
do so by Thursday morning.
ALSO,
200 pairs gents gaiter shoes
$50 black and orb felt hats
"a bottles sulph morphine
29S vols classic and other school books
copy Greek testament
us pieces music
$3.50 ROBINSON, ADAMS Il co, Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS Sale of Hous>iod and Kitch
~ en- Furniture, &c Wi. be sold on Frda,
morning next, % day 81 October, 1863 at the lat,
residence OF Mrs Mary Montague, deed, Oh Mar
shall st, between Brook Avenue ana Adams st. all tin
household and kitchen furniture OF Fl Montague
decd consisting OF
cabinet, parlor aud dining chairs
Tables, hat rack
Looking glass, gas fixtures
l eight day clock
Carpets, bedsteads
Feather beds, pillows holsters
Hair and shuCk mattresses
Lounges table and floor oil cloths
China and glass ware
Table and teaspoons
Waters, coffee and teap0ts
] safe, knives and forks
Tenders, hat-irOn
Window shades and blinds
cooking stove in complete order
Books, carpenters drawings
Ladders, spade, shovel
Lot OF Old doors, blinds aud sash
Lot Of lumber, &C
FRANCIS ISBELL,
sc 80 Admir- Of II Montague, decd.
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By A. u. Williams, As4ctioaeer

VALUABLE Real Estate the Basin Baas -.
v Cary street, between 10th and llth AZ s~a
tion-Wili be sold ut auction, upon the Premise, =
Thursday, LIST of October, at IL O'Clock H. the I.,
Tenement situated a. above, at present occapiel {
q auartermaster's store, nearly adionins M
Crenshaw Il Co. II fronts "a feet on the basin ~
through 10 Cary street, aud Ia four stories high
q covered shed In front extending to the wa.
edge. Considering its central and desrable A.,
ton for business purpt SEES, and the subs,sS'
character of the building, this Is probably the ~.
desirable investment IN real estate now offered =
city. The terms will be made to suit purchase,
Sc 26 A ID WILLIAMS A.,