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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD ANDKIIoHEN FURNITURE AT
On WEDNESDAY. the 9Th instant at 10 O'Clock
sHssn asd streets No. &
f ssssIs.ds o. Bareaus w.sbstsnds. %ardrobss.
Brusse Tbree nS ana and other osrpets
Cock, Radiator, Air tight, and other Stoves,
soed lot K snS Rsanss MaFe'
And many other articles too numerous to emu
oc4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY THOs BOWLING, Auctionesri Georgetown.
ApMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
On WEDNESDAY RokN1SS. OCTOBER A9 STU at i
Bridge street, Georgetown, a general assortment
of Household Furniture and Effects.
ief'e CH IRIS AN s4' isHIRMANNTR.UT.
oc1 rHos Do oSmnSsta Aact.
THE ABOVE SALE Is gNsAsHoIDABLY POST;
O'Clock. local THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
SESoS Rks
the District Of coiunSia passed on the 4ss day Of
Eaar
ants, and Joseph l.. Ingle and others are defend
9Th day of October next, at ~ O'Clock, on the prem
ses offer at public sale to the highest bidder Lots
No. and 2. in Square No $751; situated at the cor
ner Of north street and Delaware avenue;
on the premises. Lot No. 4, in Square No. 67,
fronting Oh south street, between Delaware ave-
nue. and south Capitol street, Lot No 2, in Square
No. 693, on south street between New Jersey
enue and south Capitol street, and Lots 8, TO-
a. a.sf t. Fssis Ssal III 20 and 81 Square No.
The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will be:
One third of the purchase money in cash, and the
residue in two equal install ments in sx and tive I've
months from the day of sale. for which the purcha-
ser's notes. with proved security. bearing inter
est from the day of sale, will be taken, with re-
tanned lieu on the premises.
A deposite of $50 each lot will be required at
the sale
The cost of conveyancing, certificates of SALE and
stamps to be borne by the purchaser.
If the terms of sale be not fully complied with
within FIVE days next after the day of sale. the
property will be sold at the risk and cost of the
defaultipg purcb aser, after weeks public no.
tice by Advertisement in the Ey.nipg Star. .y..-
JOHN O. KENNEDY, Trustee.
sep N- eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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Do You celor your whiskers and moustachef If
90, use the Japanese Hair Stain" No hair dye
1t colors . natural black or brown. Only 80 cents
Q box. 8. q. FoRD,
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RY W. L. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
- South corner Pa. av. and eth street

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FOREIGN AND Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, 9Th instant at ten
eign aud Domestic Dry Goods, consisting Of
Whole pieces of Bleached and Brown Sheetins
Whole pieces Bleached and Brown Shifting
Whole pieces Brown and White Canton Elan
nels
Whole pieces best makes of Fall Prints
American Delaines and Foreign Dress Goods
Balmoral Skirts
Pure Linen Towels and Linen Towelng
Table Damask and Damask Napkins
Fine Bed Blankets
Fall and Winter Shawls
Cotton and WoOllen Hosiery, q c., &C.. &c.
Comprising an elegant assortment of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, adapted tcsthe approaching
season.
Terms cash.
oc3 WIN. L.. WALL az w., huctS,
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DANCING.-Clerks and others wishing to
practice the he althful and graceful art of dan
cling Will find an excellent opportunity by
joining Marini's classes at Temperance Hall,
meeting Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights.
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RY VIM B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE sALEOF DRY GOODS. HOSIERY,
THREAD. SHIRTS, FANCY GOODS. &C., AT
AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 6th at 10 O'Clock, the whole
stock contained in store corner 7th and streets,
Navy Yard consisting Of
g. COO yards of Oalicos, Sheetipg and Shifting
$40 yards of Red and White Flannel
Is doz Shirts and drawers
100 doz Harrison's Spool Cotton
Silks, Velvets, Ribbons. Bonnets, &c.
ALSO.
DeIains, Alpaca with a large variety of Fancy
ocS W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts.
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ADDITION SALES.


Fer ether Auction sale. see hrs. page:
IaIs AFFERN0ON A Nd TOMORROW
By. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auotionesrs.
WIN sTkEEF sE
66wIKES b?aS s2s 81 Isn 10 STa -,
the s s5s 81 s.s ss.l bst~ee1
s snd a,Tee,s north fronting Is feet on stree.
stsbi. 'SeA no ieet' improved by ! Dric'
Title, perfect and sale psremptory.
sep sd 10. McaU1RE & CO.. Aucs..
No sas corner ~ and ddgpS: ssrssss north
I'll AND af E2f srS Il sssE66kkFFEE
o'clock a., we shall sell, IN front Of the prem.
f't thence south IS feet eS inches thence ess.
. viii fs' R:Ess slo two Building
Building lain iots n %SssR
Terms: .One-half cash; balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, secured bys
ae al OF edn nTus, on n, the premises pr
GREEN,& WILLIAMS, Aucts.
sep z9-a icon Uu1on1
No. 526, corner of7th and d streets
LARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE. BAR
bHSS1Esss HH56SSkks car r a5S
oS Gto%Pmen.eins on WEDNESDAY, the sth day of
at ~ 3t t M and continuing from
the of 9Th and streets north known as
One Ro,ewood Case fPi isno VIZ e. octave eberts
Fine ParIor Suites, RED dn 1e st Plush, consist
Sofas: Easy, and Side Chairs
Git Frame french french Plate Mirrors
This Furniture of thirty Bed Chambers. consist.
Bedsteads, -Wardrobes, Washstands
Bureaus. Chairs, Tables, Hair and Husk Mat
20 fine Feather Beds
60 Feather Pillows
Is Good Bed Comforts is N'''
leo Pillow Cases
Rrussss ind And Stair Carpets
Toilet Sets, Table Crockery, cutlery, C.stors, &c
Pinins Tables Chars Is, Butter ; Trays + yys.s,.
Alot Kitchen Requisites
And on THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, at Il O'Clock
M. we sha all sell all of the Bar Fixtures, such
al Of hs il
Alarge let of hiskeys, Brandies and Wines by the
20 baskets of ohampaenes. &c.
Also on "a the IN ,9S ga at 10 oetoek
stables on S1h street, all of his stock Of
CARR ages and Buggy Horses
Carriages. Buggies, Hacks, Harness
Double and Single Buffalo Robes, Blankets, &c.
Some of the above stock are excellent Draft
Horses, most of them well known as fast driv-
ing stock
We call attention to the buyers at the above sale,
as we have to give possession of the House by the
18th of October
Terms cash.
Adeposite will be required from each purchaser
at the first purchase
oc-1 GREEN Dc WILLIAMS. Aucts.
QY VIM. B. LEWIS & CO.. Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE sALEoF DRY GOODS. HOSIERY,
THREAD, SHIRTS, FANCY GOODS. &C., AT
AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, the whole
stock contained in st ore corner 7th and streats.
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Il L N OF
Sell L NC OFF!
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.

JULIUS SYCEL ans. ga
viii commence MONDAY, Sd of October, to sell
off his stock of DRY GOODS at full reduction of
% per cent with discount of per cent. on all
Gales. -. . +,-y- - .r-t.-s -.-.-r sEs,-
2Iopieces Bleached Muslin, 40 cents. -
$50 piece. of heavy. yard wide, 80 cents. 81
20 pieces Unbleached, sc cents.
5lO pieces best Prints, 40 cents.
30 pieces all wool Whits Flannel. 60 cents.
10 pieces Bleached Sheeting, rs cents
The most beautiful Silks, Merinos, and Alapacas
of all shades, at gre at reduction.
so of the latest New York style of Clsth and
Cashmere Cloaks, at Auction prices.
Fancy Goods of all description.
AS the period of sales at above reduction is
limited, purchasers viii find 1t to their advantage
to call early. JULIUS SYOEL,
oc 1.4t* 421 7th St., bet. G and SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.

L
RYGREEN & wILLIAMs. Auctioneers
HousEBoLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On sSs sell at the pesaenes az az O'clock A.
declining houseksepins ON the corner Of 9Th and
Mahogany 3 sofas, Chairs. Table: and Ornament.
| Gilt Frame Looking Glasses and Brussels Carpet
Bed Bdtsf snS
Nearly new Cook Stove and Utensils .,,ss
,s Side ss s3sId and pn,ns fa0ies
good lot Of Kitchen REQUISITES
And many other articles too numerous to eng.
"ffs s1s;. cash.
oc Id GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
b No 526 7th street, corner north.
VAIL ABLE SALE OF IMPROVED AND uNIm.
thGs AND s II DG S SSksUk3 x
On WE6A EsDAY, the 9Th day of October, we
.sory
Rooms in all sn as been occupied SIS large
The above proper. win Be sold separate or alto
square. 80 feet 'front.' b. 100 deep, adjoining the
IBIS sale Oilers great inc, usnts purchasers
as the location is one of the best in the city for
Ts5 s made t9 GREEN s he w Ass
RY Jas. O. MCGUIRE &c CO., Auetionesrs.
DLSlnaDLE Nv HUI ST AVA.
10 ISTH STkEETssh WEsE ven 800, -,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 9th,
is64 az AZ o'clock, on the premises, we % SeH
desirable two story and attic Frame Dwelling
Of the row known as SHoi%ss' Row, !" and contain:
II nine rOsms.
Terms ca b.
Title perfect. ,Conveyances and stamps at ths
eG sep SOD d JAS. .: MCGUIRE co., Auots.
RYJAs. O. Meg UIRE co., AuctiOneers
FOR SALE BY Ag0TIoN-GREAT SALE OF
On HURsDAY MORNING, Oct. 9Th, at 10 o'cik
finest collections of Plants ever offered in WASH
ington. consisting Of
Camallia Japonicas, fine collection, of various
Air Plants. torchids,) some very beautiful sorts
Ferns a 10 ge lot of the rarest and best
Fine Eoliased Plants, such as Begonias, CaIadi-
Palms. Orange Trees, and ......
A Fine Norfolk Island Pine,
Together with rich miscellaneous collection,
comprising
Fuchias, Geraniums, Bouvargras
Helietropes Double White Almonds, Cactuses,
The whole forming the best collection ever Of
Tered at public sale in this city. They are from.
the Nursery of Mr. Saul, and will be sold in front
OF the auction store TO the highest bidder for cash,
to be removed at the time of sale, or remain at the
oc Id j. G. McGU IRE CO.. Aucts.
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NOR eALE-A light Germ. ntown CARRIAGE,
euifAble for family ube will be sold ressonsyty
Insuirs & the Star on 20. 50 !. 8sE oei'ssN
ss9ssg tsewpI So ~ baa gsss7sT isz7a q - =.
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ny JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
5RusrEEs SALE og sN AL T Tract or LANE

NEAR TIL iNSAMH Z. - ~ osc1act M -
the Un Auotion Rooms Of jas Q, Mcclure &c. by
virtue deed Of trust from Charles ss S ,,a
reS T in Liber No; fslios S. 8 sea,
one Of the Land Records f9r Min,snin 1 County
ana pfT land S r formeiy as and
iatterly as the "Kosciusko Place nsituatsd near
described a. Lot "A az laid iown upon . plstsof
survey made By y; Isk{ll, said plat havins been
SSa DC, one Of the Land Records Of, Wasbinsten
County. said tract containing twenty-five acres,
: Terms: s0ne.third cash; the remainder. In. six
and twelve monshs. With interest, secured b. deed
s.Conysyanees and rsvsnus starps st the c9sto
the PM ufcnasers's TDAy1pwAUxHK rrnstssa
y Sop 2l-2aw&ds ]. @. Nc9UIRlS Co., Aecctas.
al .sxz ss.t4
1904 Z1aA.z . g.
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OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.

The richest, handsomest and most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
gilded with COLA leaf and Of superior workman. :
ship.
Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted represented. -- ..a d"
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PICTU q rs.

few choice Ynsravipss and Paintings for Al
at J. MAkKMT1RB.N No. 4S6 Seventh street. 20
p0Plesss remember TIE NunbsF, 4s6. and the
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Er0R HALE-An QMNIBUs LINZ consisting
Z I've frst- class Coaches and tkir- NYaa<<4
< aG5 1s sun nna aafsl ss Nsg9
to Camp etonemsn And Gieaboroi. For ferns &c,
apply By letter or otherwite to BIZ BRYAN, Mo-
Naahinstep.1psoa az ssggsI.s 70 z'.in'rs1.
.s2.s ;saRaIoA ksiuE "a 49, .essz Z
AOIYI. IJE4Ha
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different colors and sizes Window Shades In
made to order. ; :
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At THE
CORNER OF STH AND NJ STREETS AT PUB
Lie SALE. o..
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. October sth. at
O'Clock, on the promises: hhall cell part OF Lot
No 41 situated at the corner of Sth st west, and
north street, frontng II feet lla inches on sss
improved by good Frame Building. comprsinsa
Dwelling House and Store:
Harkness' su bdivision of SQUARE 1856, fronting 20
feet on 10th street, between and Il sts. and rum
ming back 95 feet to a public alley.
Terms: e-half cash the remainder in 6 and l2
months, with interest. secured bya deed OF trust
u Conysysnces and stamps at the cost Of purcha'
se aca.d J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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TnIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Thos Mel.
son, disordeIly; 50. V. Hellmouth, creating q
nuisance; dismissed Thomas Ackman, do.
do. g. w Hagen, drunk; 81 Richard Con-
nor, drunk and disorderly; military. John
Little, do do. Patrick Kelley, do; 50. John
Burns, do; dismissed.
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A uoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HOSPITAL

"oH M.n,oAL PuRyEYoR's OFFICE,
was1INGroN, D. O., October 3, 1854.
WISH ha so,d " nj lie auction, at Medical gtore-
keeper s Depot. corner F and Eishteenth streets.
IN TINS ci WI GSHNrspAY, @ October 18th 1884 49,.
ouANTfTY H9 Ssas.esd: fHg .l pITnM
eVont sRRihsn kets, Stoves, Chairs, Knives Forks,
ssneens, simply Beass, &C., DC.
H TTssPpmss Cash. in United States currency. 5s
adspe 70 CONNIE nee ct 10 clock A, M efassV
81 order Of Major Cancel AIsrr. azEs
Surgeon d. 8. A.. Medn Purvr. .
oct Std "a Et zss 81 Depot OF, Washington.s
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426 PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. d26
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails. &c. --N ' ~A - -. +.
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TEE EXCELSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
Thu new building association held a meeting
on TUESDAY night last for the purpose OF or
Eapization and took for its title the name of
SsIn4 Excelsior Building Association"
AzCSnstitntion and by laws, EN- bodying some
now features calculated to protect the associa-
ton and advance the interests OF the stock
holders, were adopted, and the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers Thomas M.
Hanson, President; Crosby s. Noyes, Vice
President; John NJ. Hanson, Secretary: and
Bushrod Robinson, Treasurer. The election
Of directors was deferred to the next meeting.
A large amount OF stock has been subscribed
to this association, and its limit-three thou
sand shares-will doubtless soon be reached.
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PERSONAL.

i will call at Mrs. Reddy's, on street. Opposite
the Navy YARD Market, she will friend Of hers
from PHILADELPHIA. "a e ! IocS-2tssl
II EFT THE PREMISES OF JOHN LUTRELL
II 391 street, between 18th and 18th, b nd
colnfedI girl, answers to the name of RACH Ell
JACKSON. AL peisons ere forbid harboring or
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Caroline
POIkbold, indecent language; Mary Brsen,
Scott, do. and disorderly; also, bogus lien
tenant; Michael Dolan, dlsorderly; Michael
Maury, drunk; dismissed. John Johnson, sus-
picion OF larceny; bail for court Pat'k Downs,
threats; bail for peace. John Grady, drunk
and disorderly; military. Mary Mcguire,
drunk; dismissed. James Proctor, violating
hack law; S5.5S. Ellen Clarke, street walking;
dismissed. Thomas McKewan, drunk Sl.53.
John Barry, suspicious character; for trial.
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EIGHTEEN SMALL LOTS ON AND NEAR PA.
AVENUE AND ROCK CREEK BRIDGE, AND
ASTONE QUARRY ON ROCK CREEK.

AVENUE AND ROCK CREEK BRIDGE, AND
ASTONK QUARRY ON ROCK CREEK.
On MONDAY. the 10th day of October, at Az
O'Clock p. M We shall sell on the premises, as fol-
lows:
10 subdivisions of Lots 10 to II inclusive, Square
No. A. each fronting 20 feet on north street, Win
ming the southwest corner of 26th and streets,
only lao feet from Pennsylvania avenue, being q
corner of the public space.
south of the above each II feet front on 26th ST.,
and 35 feel to 80 feet deep, TO 10 ioot private
alley. nc ,ha;r;soS
into i've lots four of which front p feet each
Penpsvlvapia aver ne, running through and fir mt
ing "a feet on street; and the corner lot 'front.'
tie public space, and All feet on strest; all
GRADED and very conspicuous for business stands.
hSs square r f5 5sa ss feet
Containing an opened quarry Of good building
stone. with wharf; capital lot fer lime kiln or
wood and coal business
equal payments of g. u, and Is months, with inter
est The title being perfect general warrsntee
deeds will be given, and deeds trust taken at
teen equal monthly payments, with interest, Sc
cured by written contract, with forfeit clause.
A payment Of $40 on each lot required at the time
No charge for preparing deeds or contracts, but
the purchasers to pay for stamps and city taxes
Sep gid JAS. O. MCGUIRE g CO., Aucts.
NTETROPOLITAN POLICE sALE.-A small
Nl grey or white MARE marked o." or Il G."
Oh shoulder taken the 29th August as stolen.
This mare wi ! he sold at w l.. Wall & Co.'S Ba-
zsar, on to EsDAY tn. llth instant at 70 o'el0Gk
dence of shall be furnished to the Prep,
18th street w,st, previously thereto and all d s1-
GEO r. HERRICK Property CLERK.
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486 CARD v1sIT1 FRAMES. 400
French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and Americas
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loc CHOICE FALL STOCK.

Just opened, beautiful assortment of Gold, En-
broidered and medium priced Gilt papers,
Also. q varied and choice stock of Satin and
Orders FOR Psperban sinss or window Shades
punctually executed in city or country. I"
Terms cash for goods and labor.
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p THE SEVENTH WARE BALL.-The citizens
of the 9TH ward not having been favored with
a theatrical benefit for their drafted men, as
have some other wards, have determined TO
put theirown shoulders to the wheel and have
started the project OF grand ball The pro-
position has been adopted by reclamation, and
with such spirit has the enterprise been pushed
that The only question now is, whether Island
Hall, though one OF the largest halls In the
city, will not need to be enlarged to accommo-
date the throng, certain to be present. Tickets
have been fixed at the low price OF S1.00, very
judiciously.
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TOR RENT.,Three-storyB BRICK HOUSE, with
Il back building, containing thirteen rooms, on
Pa. av., between i7sh and 18th streets, No. 1874.
Gas and water on the PREMISES Inquire within
between and clock in the afternoon. Possess
sion given Oct. lst.. = o1.1 - sep o. If
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board.
Inquire of Mrs. A. 3, STEPHENSON an si-tf ;
CTORI TO RENT-Between 7th and 9th streets,
- 400 D street. Inquire on the premises :
sep n-l2t. 2l-I-- L-.-t-rE, ~ 80
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WANTnD-By An American woman. STU A.
dress Box 12, Star Office It H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-02
Ia James n. Taylor, kasct.

4 DESIRABLE Farm Of eco acres, 10 Amelia
~ county, 3L miles from the Court House. Tor
ssie ct auction will be sold at aucten, ct my OF
ace, corner Of Bank and 18th So, on Monday. the
9th day Of MAJ, 1864, at II o'clock n. desirable
farm Of AGO acres, IN Amelia county, ~ miles ffom
the Court Hous,.
The buildings consist Of good two story house,
with basement, new Office In the yard, good Ice
house, and all the neoessary out buildings.
About ITS acres are cleared aud in cultivation
About 60 bushels Of OATS Is bushels If wheat, and
balance Of the land Ia heavily timbered with oak,
hickory and pine About 30 acres OF the land II In
low ground, well adapted 10 grass. Il has hne
garden on which oil the seeds for the sea
son have bcen planted, including ten bushels Of po
tatces. There is aso:a nne young orchard Of choice
fruit trees.
Auy person wishing to purchase farm, in good
ne'ghborhood near . railroad, and all ready for the
coming crop. would do well TO avail themselves OF
this opportunity.
The purchaser Of the farm will be rqaired 10 pay
fr the grain seeded and cost Of seeding the same,
and viii have the privilege Of purchasing .: eoss me
stock horses aud mules. wagons and carts, farming
implements, all new and In good order; also, Two
valuable negro men. and one young negro woman'
with two children.
The above can be purchased privately previous 10
Friday next the 9th day Of Nay, aud notice Wilt he
given II sold BY that day. Immediate possess'oh
will DO given.
TERMS One third cash. 10 new currency; balance
in and IL months; or the whole IN casn II deslFeo
Taxes fer 1854 to be- paid by the purchaser.
mv2 Jas NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
DESIRABLE Farm, containing 80 Acres, IN
~ Hcnrico county, near the Fredericksburg Kali
road for sale at auction-Will be sold on Thar,day,
the 9Th day Of Nay, 1884, on the premises, at IL
O'Clock NJ Q tract Of laud, one mile from Taylor .
Turnout, on the fredericksburg Railroad. and ten
miles north Of Richmond containing 60 acres; one
half cleared. tho balance heavily wooded with
original growth-oak and pine. Tho buildings con
s:st Of good dwelling house, with four rooms and
passage and all necessary out buildings 1t has on
it . good Young orchard Of choice fruit trees. The
land a. j,ins Or Sheppard, Alexander Winston, and
others. being 10 . fee ne;ghborhood, and ID well
supplied with water.
TERMs-Cash. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
Rn IQ-6t kuct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-02
Efy Francis T. Zs5eH, Assct.

A DESIRABLE Suburban Residence, In the
II town Of Sidney, on the Wsstham Plank road,
ana nearly opposite Camp Winder, at auction
Will be sold, on the premises, on Tuesday, the 81
day Of May, ct Az o'clock VI, the desirable resi-.
deDce located above. The ot which fronts on the
Plank-road l1ok feet, and runs back on Parks ct
I7S feet to IA siiey, is In high etate improve
Ment well adapted to the cultivation of vegetables,
and substantially enclosed. The Improvements
consist Of neat framed dwelling, containing four
Eoors, besides closets and front aud rear porch,
and necessary out buildings, oil Of which have been
vesv recently erected Of the best material. The
property will be divided II desired. Possession
given at once.
T1RAs.-One third cash; balance at and 8
months or all cash, II desired. The taxes for tho
year 1854 to be paid by the purchaser.
ap 80 FRANCIS T ISRHI.L. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-02

MISUNDERSTANDING to depreciate tho currency
IN even in the least degree, We have accepted
payment in Ave dollar noaes for hires and
reats due ON the Let inst. Now, when every
ole 10 refusing them un.ess at q discount or
from 10 to asH per Cent, and being instructed
by cur patrons not to take any more said
currency, we hereby notify all, ESPECIALLY those
who have Dot paid their hires and rents long past
due that we will not receive the cid currency vt ALL
Those who have II can exchange 1t ut The Treasury
easily - we can. Those against whom we hold
Csims are expected TO come to Office and settle
at the expiration of every quarter according to their
obligations, and rot to wait for to hunt Them up
Our Ciice IL the same Old stand under the Exchange
Hotel. Immediately opposite to the Ballard House.
All who hire OF us low where 1t is, and had they
complied promptly with their promise 70 pay could
have paid In 90 notes, which cow we arc forced to
decline. lap 30-2ttl pm TAB8 SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-02
By James n. 2ay,or. A,aetion..-

HNW1NTY acres Of valuable Woodland :, H..
Il county for sale at auction. he so,s
IOnday ID day Of May, 1884, at Henrico sou, %
G 10 nS0se, ~ ~ O'clock swnty acre. vsu,
Charles City road, i've miles below Rehwo.a a .a
joining the lands Of Winston Jordan, Dr I.sS,s ~
and others This land y Of elegant soi, ,r..ls,
for gardening, and will cut from thirty to io,y .,as
Of wood per acre. e~os
THRHs-Cash. JASNTAYInp A..
nm 27-6t Hs0s'