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RYJ. 9. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionesfs

II
TRTsTEE,s SALE OF A FARM Containing
th1kFAX SoGSffEE. u OH AB6tF ONE
MILE liz, t ! @ kE RAILIE's CORNERS ON THE
shall gel sell at the ASstio2 =, Rooms Of JoMc-
recorded in LiseT 5, 10: !. Foios laa &C.: one Of
the county of Fairfax, and State Of Virginia, viz
the Middle Pike Road, thence with said pike
P tSl to Samuel PERKINS corner a, J.,
stake 1, thence southerly along the said Perkins
line to stake l.. thence northwesterly along said
north fork nf Holmes run on kingsman's line to
L two marked NAPLES; pine and oak saplings at
bomb line, thence north % deg, east 2Sl poles
more or less together With ali and singular. the
ImIrovemebts privileges, Entertainments, and APP
Terms; Fifteen hundred dollars in cash on the
sale With nteres secured l by deed of
III he terms of sale are not com ed with within
RIG bit to resell at the risk and expense of the de-
fspne purchaser oH GTe MfeRf notice in the
A oc ! eod&ds &c McGUIRE { GO S9cts.
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ANNUAL OF ISAAC HERRBERG Il
son. PAWNBROKERS-EXT SALE
OF DNREDEEMED PDEDtf Is AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, November
2d and Sd; at 10 clock m, shall sell, at our
Auction Rooms, No. 5267th street. corner of D,
large collection of unredeemed Pledges, consist
ing in part Of
Gold and Silver Hunting Case Patent Lever and
Other Watches.
Diamond Earrings and Finger Rings,
Gold Chains and Bra tpius, and Silver Ware.
Also, Ladies and Gents Wearing Apparel, Pts
tolls, Guns, and one lot Of fine new Damask
Table Linen.
Also a lot of Cigars, together with a large lot of
miscellaneous Goods, which We deem IN
necessary to enumerate
Sale TO commence with the Watches.
ISAAC HERZPERG & SON, Pawnbrokers.
oc26, %, 81, no GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
by THOs. BOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST, CLASS
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON
On WEDNESDAy MORNING. November 81, at
II O'Clock, will sell at the store No. 100 Bridge
street between Congress and High sts., George
town. the Stock and Fixtures of frst-clsss Con
Two Silver mounted Glass Counter Cases.
Four Marble top Tables, Counter Scales,
Twelve Walnut Cane seat Chairs,
Office Desks, &c.
One large Glass Mir or. gilt frame,
French Glass Fruit and Candy jars.
Glass Dishes. Vases. Salvol S. Tum bers, &c, * C.
Silver p ated Soda FOuatain, Head and Bottles,
Ice Cream FreeZers and Tubs,
Pyramid Water Ice and other Moulds
Candies J-llies, Preserved Fruits. Tomatoes. &c,
&C. and manv articles toe numerous to men
oc3I THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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JUST RECEIVED
AT
377sEyENTH STREET.

Having Just returned from New YORK. L "ouio
rosnectful "a n the attention of the citizens
washington Georgetown and Alexandria to our
large and well assorted stock of goeds com prisins
in Part
PATTERN BCNNETS,
HATS. of ali tn 70 different styles;
FRENCH FLOWER, RIBBONS,
MILLINERY GOODS. NOTIONS,
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS
COTTONS FLANNELS, &C., &C.,
with general assortment toe numsrous to men
lion.
Having purchased the above siege the heavy de-
cline in gold am prepared to sell al prices winch
defy competition ~o,o,1y
&C l22w Mrs A ncCHoohi l.
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IL T. ALLIOT, from Paris
late 212 Pennsylvanis avenue
near Wizards Hotel, by expiration of lease will
remove and open on October 2Oth, at No 324 u
street. near Growers Theatre. oe Is-lmt
NOR SALE--Ths GOOD WILL, FTXTURRS and
II STOCK of o we'll established meat store. No.
Tx Az st.; near City Hall. oc 26-stt
C1OR sALE-Twenty- one YELLOW PINE COL
II UMNS, e1s feet long by 10 inches wide. Apply
at .336 st. &C 1+sou
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DR. DUPOsT's sugsr-costsd Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry bss IN They operate spsed!,
and ,fsdirtIy, and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach trial o.
these Pills will prove their superiority orsr all
others. Price 81 boz. Sold by O. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue. shinRton, ard Henry
Cook, AIsIRndris fA6-1y
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PROFESSOR " OLOwsKIS NEW METHOD OF
MUsIC.-Pro:essor Alexander WoIowskI has
been in Washington long enough to demon
strate 10 the dullest understanding The simplici-
ty and superiority OF his original method of i'm
parting q thorough Knowledge of music, and
Of enabling his pupils both to play and sing the
most difficult compositions, and making them
Omplished musicians. Professor WOIows-
HI, stree his arrival from New York. has
opened rev Singing and Piano Forte Glass,
N Is Tenth stTent.
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE It CO., Auct1onesrs.

by J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucttoneers.
GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH STREET WEST. ETWEEN X
AND STREETS NORTH
On MONDAY AFTER0ON, Nov. 9TH, at Az
clock. on the premises, we shall sell desirable
lwO-s story and basement brick Dwelling House and
Lot situated the east side of 9th street west, be
tween and l. streets north, with brick stable and
good alley in rear. This house is one of q block
known "Deuehty's Row"
Terms One third cash; the remainder in and
i months, with interest secured by deed of trust
The premises
Conve yances ar stamps at the cost Of the pur-
novId &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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i|OK RENT-A large and pleasant ROOM suitable
for a club room, would make splendid Of
fee or parlor Also, two BEDROOMS. at corner of
Connecticut avenue and street, between 18th
and 10th sta Oc 30 3tr
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Wholesale Agent. 403 Chestnut street,

For sale in Washington by c. FORD. corner
Pa avenue and Eleventh street au 3l-eoly
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THE MILITARY COMMISsION-Th body
met this morning, at 10 O'Clock, at their rooms
on + street, between 18th and 18th streets. The
trial of Col Samuel North, New York State
Agent, arrested a few DAYS since in this city,
charged with man ufactuTing bogus ballots for
New York soldiers, was set for this morning
but the Commission adjourned TO tomorrow
az 10 O'Clock.
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E'OR RkNT-Without boarl, nj 276 st, near
j 18th, two desirable ROOMS, handsomely fur
nshed rsrlor and sleeping room, with gas.
Also, Furnished ROOM on reasonable terms, for
lady boarGin herself. &C 29-3t<
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IGOR RErT-FOur UNFINISHED ROOMS,
very desi BILE for small family on lita street
car route. Apply to large Frame Cottage, p street
north, three doors west l4th street. References
rpquired 2l-3t
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VpY " NJ. L " 4 ID q GU, AUcIIOntprF,
I'D South corner Pa. av. and 9th Sc.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND Sc
CARS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, Sd instant. at ten
O'Clock we will sell. in front of the auction rooms
an assortment OF Groceries, Liquors, &c, embra-
cling
Boxes Soap, Family and Toilet Soap and CASTLE
Foxes Pepper Mustard and other Spices
Barrels Tumblers and Glass Ware
Boxes Candles, Starch and Indigo
Gases Whisky, Brandy, ard Bitters, and Claret
Foxes pure Virginia Tobacco and Segars
Cases Marten brandy, Basket Champagne
Casks Brandy and Holland Gin
Quarters Brandy
81 barrels " Risky. different brands
And n ge lot Suffers small Stores.
oc3l VIM l.. WALL d CO., AUcts.
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SECOND WARD STATION CASEs-Danisl
Minor, George Sch~idt, Thomas Boyd, disor
DERBY; dismissed Ella Smith, do workhousp
q. Conner, drunk and disorderly; s.. Chas.
TylOr, violating CITY law; rs. Samuel Evans,
do; -. Thomas Washington, assault and bat
terry: bail for court. Smithson Green. disor-
derby; SO. Lewis Lanohar, do: do. Marga-
ret Owens, do $50. Nathan V. Cook, do: IS
r.. A. Steadman. drunk and disorderly: So
SUSIE CrevIing, selling unlicensed; $50.
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A PRESENTATION OF PLATE-Last evening
number of the cOmpOsitors employed in the
Government Printing Office assem- bled at the
residence of Col. James English, recently fore
man Of that establishment, for the purpose of
presenting him with a beautiful service of sill
yer plate, consisting of eleven pieces, thereby
testifying their esteem for him. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Mr.. w. Hodges, of
that office, and was replied 10 by Col. English,
thanking them for the testimonial and their
kind appreciation Of him. After the addresses
the company were handsomely entertained by
Gel. English.
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CARD VISITE FRAMES.
PIC I q Il Z s.

french Gilt. Swiss Carved wood and American
Commission Card Frames in variety.
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FINE Lots on FOURTEENTH STRKET.-Jas
q. Mcclure & Co Will sell. tomorrow AFTER
noon, at X O'Clock. on tn premises twenty
four very desirable building lots, on Four
teenth street. near the corner of north street.
Each lot 2Oxl20, running back to good alleys.
Persons wishing lots should attend this sale by
all means, as the lots VIII be sold without re-
serve. 1t
WE ARE REQUESTED TO state that the Enos
Reynolds mentioned in the Star of Friday,
October 2Sth in connection with rape case, is
not Eneas Reynolds, an officer of this city.
Oc 2g-3tz<
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style or size shade
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DY JAS. g. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE LIBRARY
OF 800 VOLUMES

OF / 500 VOLUMES
On THURSDAY EVENING November 10th, All
we shall sell by catal ogue the Library of the Rev
Joshua Morsell, Rector of Christ Church, compri-
sing about 500 volumes, choice works In every de-
partment of literature
~ Catalogues ready for delivery on Wednes-
day, thes5th instant.
Terms cash. -,
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DY GREEN g. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
ID No. $50, corner 7tb aud ID SITS. north

ID No. $50 corner 7ih aud sts north
THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON NORTH ID STREET, AT AUG
lion.
On THURSDAY the Sd of November. we shall
sell, in front of the prem SEES At o'clock. part of
Lots 2 and A. in Square 3l3. This pro perty fronts
on north N. between 18th and 18th SITS west
Terms: One. half cash; the balsnce In six, nine
and twelve months, secured by deed of trust on
the premises, and deed given
ALI conveyance and revenue stamps at The pur
chaser's cost
&C Sid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. tQf

The richest handsCuest and most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames IN
the district. These goods are warranted to be
giIded with gol3 leaf and of superior workman
ship.
Also. beautiful assortment of Gard Nisits
Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted as represented.
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xoc PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. 1S6

$50 " -nof SO
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Kings, Nails. &c.
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RY JAS C. Meg UIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE NATIONAL
PRINTING OFFICE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ,Noyem Der 18th, atHa
o'clock on the premises, we shall sell, three des-
II street. at the west end of the Nationsl Printing
{ flee and running back los feet to m alley.
each on north street between list street west and
North Capitol street, and running back lis feet
Ta-G.s One third in cash the remainder in 6 and
u n "nths with interest, secured by deed oftfnst
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
g. TSos oI FeFGES IgNP oH
TOP RIGGY, LUMBER WAGONS, &c, AT
On 1C friday MORNING. November +. at 10
werRen, No. lbs High street. near Dunbarton
'fFes} S isi Toof. Of,
Lot Lumber, two new Ta Wl on one Carriage
And many articles not mentioned.
!, Sale positive as the proprietor intends changing
Terms cash.
DY ". L, WALL & Co, Auctioneers
ID Southwest corner Pa. av. and 9th st.
FINE ROSEWOOD pIANoFORTE AND HOUSE
On r h9tR moR II e NJ 3D.
395 IS h street. between F and G. Etreets, the
entire Household Furniture and effects. embra-
ding
j ire Rosewood Planet, rte. Cover and Stool
/ Handsome Psror Suit, nine pieces, of the best
make
] " alnut Parler Suit
Easy and Reception Chairs
trussGls and Ingram Carpets
BrOeateile and Lace Cur'a
Walnut Buffet, with Mirror and Etageres
Walr ut French and other Bedsteads
Walnut Marble top Bureaus and Nashstands ~,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses. Bolsters, AMI Pill
lows
Walnut Extension, Dining and other Tables
Cane and Wood seat alS other Chairs
Lounges, Side Tables, Window Shades and Cor
Mating Oilcloth, Rugs
Refrigerator and Cooking Utensils
And with other articles in the housekeeping line.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
nov Let VIM. L. WALL co, Aucts.
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BIT.-Last night AS a colered man named
Thos. Bush was going TO church with some
friends, he was attacked on 18th street, near M,
by a man named Thos. Washington who struck
him with stick and knocked him down.
Washington then got upon him, and COM
menced biting him. Bush was unable to get
away from Washington, and had his nose bit.
ten, piece nearly bitten out OF his hand, and
two of his fingers considerably chawed. Wash
ington was arrested and taken to the Second
Ward station, where Bush appeared this morn
ing as witness. His head was badly cut and
swollen, and the marks of teeth were plainly
visible upon his bands and nose. Ju stice Mil
Ter held Washington TO bail for court.
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IGOR RENT-Two BOOMS, second floor. suit
L able for four gentlemen. and one On first floor
Inquire at 437 Sth street, between q aud I'll
streets west side. oc %
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nRUG STOREFOR SAJE-One of the best busi;
~ ness stands in the city, with large and well
selected stock Will he sold for cash and gooa pa
citv 2l-2w"
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SOaI THIN N = W =.
AOc CHOICE FALL STOCK. tQG
$50. .PAPERHANGINGS. ---.....-4s6

Just opened a beautiful aPsorSrnen Mt of Gold, EN-
broidered and medium priced Gilt pagers,
Also. varied and choice stock of Satin ana
Orters for Paperhap giuEs or Window Shades
punctually executed in city or country.
Terms ash for goods and \ or.
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SECREF DISEASES

SaNa.itan'S Gift is the most certain, safe And
sfectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days
and recent cases in twenty four hours Nomnersl
no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
II is the soldiers hope and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. g.
female, So.
SannTitan's Root and Herb Ju,ccs-A positive and
permanent for Syphilis ,Scrofuls, Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &c Price 81 or six bottles for 81
Sold nv g @ Ford See a. vertjsement ms
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CAMP RELIGION Sunday we visited this
camp, situated on the eth street road, Just be-
yond the Park Hotel, and beautifully located on
n high hill We Just arrived there in time to
see dress parade what remains of the Sd
Sd Regular Infantry, which is now recruiting
up its thinned ranks. They went through the
manual of arms in clOck-work style, and the
band performed its part excellently we'll The
recruits there from this city were yesterday
morning paid their bounty money, the bounties
angling from $50 to 5000. We noticed one of
these 'bounty bugs" being brought away un-
der arrest, he having deserted with one boun-
~ and afterwards received $3.50 to sub for
drafted man of this city.
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ID
CONTINUATION SALE OF REILEY ESTATE
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON CAPITOL HILL.
We, the undersigned, Trustees under the will of
the late Edmund Kelley offer for sale at public
auction, On THU RSDAY, the sd of Novemb- r next,
at O'Clock D. part OF Lot 4. in Square 49,, with
two Brick Houses thereon, fronting thirty one
feet nine inches street and fifty feet on 2d st.
east.
Terms of sale One half OF the purchase money
is 10 be paid in cash; the balance in six and
tw I've months with iuteres -, secured by deed of
trust on the premises; all cash at the option of
the purchaser A payment of Sl5 from each pur-
Knocked down.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in one
week ater the sale he light to resell at the risk
of the defsulting purchaser, on one week s pre-
vious notice in the National Intelligencer, is re-
served by the Trustees.
All conyeyances and stamps at cost of the pur-
chaser JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
PATRICK McKENNA,
Trustees.
oc3l GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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FOR RENT

IT FOR RENT.
4 He under Al gned offers tor rent very desirable
COTTAGE. situated in Montgomery county, one
mile from Gathersburg, and 70 miles from wash
ington. containing 9 rooms, al papered. and in
&C cd erder with garden capable of beautiful cUl
tivAtiOn, carriage house !abllng. and all neces-
sary Out houses. This is delightful and healthy
location, suitable plsce of residence for
clerk in the Depa rtmenrs: and near a church and
school house. BURNING WOOD FREE OF
CHARGE" Stage communication daily from
Washin gton and Gathersburg
Also, for sale Tot in Clarksburg. & miles from
Washing on, suitable for a hucsster
FRANK HERBERT,
oc 81 eo3t+ corner I'd auO | SITS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


RY TH0S. BOWLING. A1ctioneer; Geor setovu.
BUILDING MATERIAL TO BE REMOVED AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. I'd. at4
O'Clock p m, I will sell, on the canal, between
Potomac and Market streets. Georgetown, one
large Frame House and Sheds, to be removed
within thirty days, to make room for coal vhArves
oc I'D THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
RY ]. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS ON 14TH ST.
- AT PUBLIC SALE.
o, yh WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov; At "a
ciech on the premises, shall sell to the high
est oIader, twenty four fine Building Lots. st the
corner Oh is.h and SITS. Eleven of them fronting
~ Ieet on isth street. and running back l29 fest
inches 10 woe p1 bic sley. The remainder front
TerBs: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured bya
deed of trust on the premises. A nayment oe Ses
en- each lot required ut the time of sale
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
&C I'D J.. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts,
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LOR RENT-A large front ROOM second story
Il 1t is particularly desirable for yourg gentle.
man. Location 456 E street, near the General
Post Office 21-3t
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WANTED-A nicely furnished ROOM, by gen.
w tleman, and wife, ana child. with fire and
lights BOARD for the lad and child. A private
family preferred. Address, stating terms and To-
cationt ''H. g." 29s street, Washington. D. G.
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NNANTED-A LADY who has had much Rxpe.
w rience in trimming and mounting photo
graphs Apply st BRADY's Gallery, 552 Penu-
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XNANTED-A YOUTH, or YOUNG MAN, must
W write good hand; and be willing to make axe
his parents preferred One that has had some ex-
perience in a law Office will find good chance.
N. II. MILLER,
oc Sl-3tt Justice of the Peace.
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HNO COTTON MANUFACTURER Frs
SLAUGHTER co, $50 Main street, have
just received on consignment, at private sale
6!5 sheets Card Clothing,
1000 feet Filletting
800 Steel Reeds,
- pounds Ring Travellers, IL, r. H.
20 pounds Wire Heddles,
ana sundry other goods, scarce and desirable to
manufacturers. SLAUGHTER {, Cn
oc lS--lt No IEo ~ -, -.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE FARM, THREE AND A

VALUABLE FARM, THREE AND A
Y HALF MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Having lost my servants
and horses, aIn unable to keep up my farm, and
will offer il for sale at auction, at the office 81
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams, auctioneers, on FRI
DAY, 2lst October, at IL O'Clock NJ.
1t Is the farm formerly owned by ]. 8. Alice,
known "a ENTERPRISE, three and half miles
from Richmond, On tn Darbytown road, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY AND HALF
ACRES, of which two hundred ard twenty are
cleared AMI in q high state Of Improvement pro-
lucing fine crops of grain and grass the remainder
is i'll original growth, having much valuable timber
and wood upon it.
The improvements consist of & most excellent
BRICK DWELLING, containing six large and four
small rooms; large new stable, good quarters,
BAN, siGokchouse, &c, with vel! OF good water
convenient.
There are a great many fruit trees and an extcn-
slve and valuable garden.
About forty acres are broken up and ready to SOW
IN wheat.
An examination Of the property is invited before
tho day OF sue.
TERMS: AT sale. THOMAS r.. TLEASANTS.
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS, Auettonocre.
7. ST have some fine cows CALVES, COLTS
and HOGS which viii sell privately on the place"
DC - T l.. PLEASANTS.
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OBSERVERS RETURNING TO Dry
Every day add night. SAYS the Raleigh
(NortL rarollna) Confederate, on the ar
rival Of the cars, large numbers Of de-
serters, who have given themselves up,
pass by our Office door ON their way to
Camp Holmes, from whence they are
forwarded to their respective commands.
This has been the case for several weeks
past and We suppose some two Or three
thousand have thus been returned to
duty.
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MIGHT SCHOOL, by S. T. PENDI.B-
~ Ton, on Fourth street. between Main and
Franklin, viii commence THURSDAY NIGHT, oc-
tober 20. DC lS-Tu&Th 2t=
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ ISIS MARY Il. NEVINS, having re-
lfl opened her SCHOOL FOR SMALL GILL
DtEN at her fathers residence, on Ninth street,
French Garden Ill., would like few more scholars
20 complete her number.
TtRMs Twenty dollars per quarter fuel six
dollars for the entire session. oc iS-lt'
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MI BLAIR & Co,
We. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS.
Corner OF Twelfth ana Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
Having connected with our present business that
of AUCTION SALES, we Will, hereafter, sell pub
hciy at auction, ~ we'll as privately heretofore,
and particularly solicit assignments in our new
business from our friends, assuring them that every
effort will be made to give satisfaction Ill our sales
III both branches OF our business.
We Will have an auction sale as soon as We can
get some more cOnsignmoutS III addition to our pre-
sent stock, Of which due notice will be given through
III" daily papers. -, ig-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-18

FOR CHILDREN, of both sexes OH the lst of
November next to teach the elementary English
branches For terms, apply at the corner of Fifth
and Franklin streets 10
MISS L. G. BOULWARE.
Refer to DR.. 7. II. Deane and Elder William j.
Pettisrew, Pastor of Sycamore Church.
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