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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
NEW FLOUR s FEED STORE!
Best Qualities at Lowest Prices !
.rHOMA AS r. GrLLIS,
$4,000 Bushels
Flaxs 9 Q d w anted.

IN 0nO BUSHELS Flaxseed wanted, for which
MI tIlI(J the highest market price in cash will
be MD at the Flour aad Feed store Of Thos. Gil
ils. Ilats Peter Rests) No. aa Fourth street. near
Main, Dayton, Ohio. Thus II. 6lLLlS.
iy2T dEW8m o. .liI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

Let every Union man remember that
George b, Mcclellan has announced that,
with him, ''the Union is the one condition OF
peace t
Let every Union man remember that Geo
II. Pendleton has announced that ''the Union
is the guarantee Of the peace, the power, aud
the prosperity OF this people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

ANOTHER PAPER Our FOR McCLELLAN-
The Baltimore Loyaiisi, heretofore the organ
of Henry Winter Davis, aud supporting Lin
coin, has taken down the Abolition banner
and now warmly advocates the cause of Nc
Clellau and Pendeton,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

The Abolitionists. are most @yigorousl " and
industriously lying about imaginary frauds,
which, they say, hive been perpetrated on the
soldiers vote in New York. Bat they say
nothing about the open aud infamous irapas
they Committed in Maryland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
..Tne sun, ol Id vlIlalnes.,

The Journal quoted JONI WESLEY as
the author Of the phrase, "sum Of all viii
lainies," as applied to slavery. We took
issue with the editor. and called for his
proof. lie failel to furnish it, as we knew
he would. What JouN Wesley denounc-
ell as the "sum OF all villainies" was the
slave trade, in which the enterprising Yam
KEGS of New England--the ancestors OF
SumNER, PuIlps, BEEcHER, CHASE, and
other aboliliouists of the present day
were diligently engaged when WESLEY
wrote, and which they conducted with an
atrocious cruelty which was scandal to
the civilized world. Let the Joarnat man
be more careful hereafter, and understand
what he talks about, and he will escape the
humiliation of an exposure Of this sort.
Tue Philadelphia Age-speaking o.
the hosts who have been called to battle
saws that LINCOLN has had life for every
vote that was cast for him. This is
startling and horrible statement, but It'll
true. A death has atoned for every yot
that aided to place ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1
the Presidential Chair
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

The JoufRai contained very complicated
aud elaborate article The other morning, be-
fore breakfast, the object of which was to in.
PRESS Farmers with a sense OF their unwonisa
prosperity. Let Us grant that it succeeded in
its obirct, and that the farmers by the largely
Increased prices ,hey are receiving fer their
products, are really as prosperous as high
prices and an abundance Of greea6acks can
make them Let Us grant all this, we say,
and then lot us request the LOarnat man to
pursue the subject through all its ramihoa-
tons, aud demonstrate tn nn anNious public
that not only iermess, but day laborers, who
live in rented houses, are also prosperous un-
der the auspcious reign ot greeubacks and
Lincolnism Tho writer in question will con
fer special favor upon this community, IL he
will show how a laborng man, with four OF
five children, can pay his housa rent and the
high prices which farmers, groeers aud mer-
chants require Of him, aud keep himself ami
his family above want, with the wages which
labor nov commands The man who can dc
tn g. will exhibit a fertility Of ingenuity, which
everybody will admire, ilnot applaud
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
ELECTORS AT LtGnE
CHARLES REENELiN,
THOMAS " BARTlEf,

nDuRCr ELECTORS.
JOHN T. WAITER.
JOHN SCulFF,
WILLIAM j GILMORE
LUTHER SNliH
CHARLES n LAMlSON,
WILLIAM B TElFAlR,
WILLIAM II CREIGHTON
IUDSON A. BEEBE
EDWARD S. STOWE
JAMES q. HAlG
HENRY C. MOORE,
JAMES EMMIrr
CHARLES n JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER,
RnREGT 4 CONSTABLE,
OLIVER j. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
DAVID Il PAIGE,
SIMON !. HUNT,
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Respectfully Your

A bushel OF wheat is worth Sl,5O-
payable in currency of which|52, 80 is
worth 81 90 in real money. And yet the
Republican papers insist that farmers are
prosperous.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

They (the democrats) tell you that the war
has greatly increased your taxes, and il stof-
ped in any way, it will reduce your tAxeL
Will it2-JOurRdL
Here are two lies in a very brief space.
In the first place, we 10 not tell the people
that their taxes are greatly increased,
because that ia know to every body, aud in tho
second place, we do not tell the people that
the war, il stopped in any way, will "redue'
their take. Not at all, We simply tell them
what is notorously true, to.wit; That as thu
continuance of the war will necessarily in
yolve a continuous increase Of the taxes, 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
EVERYBoDY is being curcd ol this diatretsu
~ disease by the ase Of
DR.. StricklaRds 2 Pie Remedy

Read what those say who have used y:
Mr.. Charles W. Land. unl, Of Louisville, and Mr.. j.
7 Ha1arde Giucnr at, O both we're Cured alter using
sAe pot OF Dr. Strickland Pile Remcdy They say
thoy have tried everything bot could obtain Tehei,
but ono Pot oi Strickland Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many years with The
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who ia suffering to Try il.
Ask for
Dr. Strickldnds Pile Remedy,
Sold by all druggists IS etc pot Manufactured at
No East Fourth VI, Cincinnati, q. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
V!.0'zZ!'K!'Z2ZZU 7 z
r L u X.
Stricklands anti Cholera Mirture.

Is a composition of astringents, absorbents, stnu.
4 lanta and carminauVes, winch tVeiy physician aC-
knowledges II the only pre- paratinn that VIII effect
permanent cure Of Diarrhea and Iyseters This Anti
ChocrR Mixture ia now IN use m some Of cur srmy
hospitals whore IL gives the greatest satisfaction. It
has '0yed the hyes of thousands Of soldiers and
citizens, and We viii guarantee to be the best rene.
dy iE the world for DiRrrheR and Dysentety.
MT Woods, OF Coyington, My, viii be most happy
to satisfy any tn the virtue Of Sucklands Anti
Cholera Mixture; in nct We have great number q
testimonials from patients who have been cure RiteI
being pronounced In urable by their physicians some
after taking only bottle OF StrioKnnd's Anti Choi
era Mixture, " yoH suffer with DIrThIa and HyEen
terry Try one bottle MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
Mnngi,.r or MCCLELLAN.

We call the attention OF the habitnal and
malignant slanderer Of Mcclellan who edits
the journal, to the extracts in another col
umn, from late speech by General Thos. #
Meagher We specially call his attention to
the closing paragraph in which the journal
mau will learn that it he dared to say in
Meaghor's presence what he hos repeatedly
said in his paper, he would be knocked doan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
TARNLL KEOuGH,T Rstnte.

l rOTIOE ia hereby given, that the undersigned has
N been duly appointed and qualified executor
OF the last will and testament OF Farrell Keough lat
OF Montgomery county Ohio, deltased.
Sept 9Th, le64 ROBERT BATES,
eabtRW9N
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Mcclellan accepts the nomination. Of course, so
the two candidates now fairly in the field. The
letter OF Mcclellan is fully warlike any docu
ment that has yet been issued by Lincoln. We ex-
pected less, DO we believe that less would
have been accepted by any party at the North
The restoration of the Union is, with him. indis-
pensible prerequisite to the restoration of peace
and if negotiation FAM, he is i'll favor OF restoration
by the sword. 1t is true he finds fault with the
manner in which the war has been conducted, but
against the itself he has nothing to say. As
the Confederate States ready to accept utter de-
struction as the alternative rather than return to
the Union, We see not what benefit they could de-
rive from the election Of Mcclellan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E-y Wa AXE uNAvoIDAnry COMPELLED TO
POST, our ..,lA ton sale next Thursday the i9th
instant, bat will resume on THURSDAY, the ga
September, but will offer iof private sale
% bales ia Augusta Sheetine,
20 bales 5-S Augusta Sheetings,
10 bales 0snabutps,
10 bafrels No Tanners OIL,
~ hanris Rosih,
50a pounds Talow,
50 barrels Georgia Molasses,
10 boxes Wax Candies,
100 bags Salt,
boxes Extract lockwood,
bales Raw Cotton,
tierces Rice,
bags prime Coffee,
barrels Brandy,
90 bales Cotton Yarns. assorted numbers
81 i3--3t TARDY Il WILLIAMS, Auetion.eFs'
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By Williamson & Co.. Auetioueers,
mo i92 MAN street. between Ninth and tenth
DIANoS,
FURNITURE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10th instant commencing at 10
o'clock iii the morning, will scl at sales
ROOM No 1872 Main street, an assortment Of GOODS
consisting Of the following and other article
! tiHe Rosewood 5eveil-oCtave Piano,
fine mahogany Chamber Suites,
brass Faucets and lot of surveyor Chains,
| splendid CHINA Tea Sett u pieces,
superior brussels aud other Carpets,
PaIior, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-cloth and Cane Rockers,
Dining. PaIiot and Kitchen Tables,
Tcie-a-Tetes and Lounges
French, Jenny Lind aud cottage Bed.seads
Feather Beds,
liar and Shue.l MattTeSses
Pillow, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets, &c.,
Picture, Mirrors, &c.
Glass and trockeryware,
Fancy Article
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Gold and Silver Watches,
43 pieces Black and " hitc Calico, &c.
WILLIAMSON Il co,
Auctlonccrs.
! exccllen: Harp
And at II O'clock
oue-hoise Family C;tuiaeD.
WILLIAMSON * co,
sc Is Auotioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY ornlt,s & Williams. A,plioncers.

OK VERY VALUABLE SMALL,
~ Observation-Disclosures BRICK HOUSES,
ON CLAY AND CATIfARINE STREETS, FOR
SALE All AUCTION. Will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Sep
TENDER, at - o'clock p III, the property located
above. The Houses well built and convenient,
containing each four rooms, besides closets, and
kitchen, with two rooms, attached to each house.
They have good front, and hatk the usual
depths, and afford nice little garden spot to each
There is good well of water one Of the lots on
Clay street for the of the three houses at that
locality The houses are rented to monthly tenants.
They occupied respectively by Mrs. Martin, MIR
Crawford, Mr trump and Mr.. Ragland
TTEas Cash credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
se9 Success to Goddm & Appcrson.
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kuy' SPECIAL NoTIcE.
WILLIAMS & NoRFLEET,
IoR.rR OF MaIy AND THIRThFNrU STREETS,
have ms, received. direct from thc manufacturers,
several choice lots of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Ia one CONSIGNMENT oi which tive hundred three
fourth loxcsespcial attention Is asked from those
desiring a safe Investment.
This Tobacco has been worked The present yeaI
from wcl-selectcd crops mee ntisht wrapper ana
i'm ,orfct o,dcr-the bulk OF which can be- stored III
Dan>ille or Greensboro with but small cost.
Samples now ready for Inspection
ALSO,
Offer for sale, 40 cases excellent LfC0RICE.
Sc i2-6t WIihdA1ho~ Nof'r hHh''
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MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
lvI duties Of her SCHOOL ON the first MON
DAY IN OCTOBER, at her residence, corner of
Broad and Twenty-eighth streets. Terms made
known upon application. S--eod7ts
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L>OUR PER CENT. CEkIlFlCAaIEa
i for sals at ROBINSON, ADAMS = s~'S
= last
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TO-PARTNERSHIP.-P. w. GKuBB

4 fO-PARI n ERSHiP-i. w. GRuBBs
I ! and y. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, have as
soc,atcd tiienselvcs under the firm and style OF
GRUNBS X WILLIAMS,
ami propose to conduct the REAL ESTATE BtSI-
NESS heTetOre carried on by them separately Be
inm the successors of MeEsTs Goddn 4 Apperson,
and having access to the books maps and papers
connected with their late business, they hope, with
the counsel and advice OF the old conccn, ana their
own experience and facilities, to be better able than
ever beior, 20 promote the interests Of all who may
Condc business to their hands.
We will sell Real Estate ut auction and private
sale, in town and country; rent out houses, and
do everything appertauing TO general Real Estate
Business.
Office Oh Main street, next door below Bank OF
Virginia, GRUbBS WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Auctiuneers and Agents,
sc It's Successors to GOddn APpeTSon.
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TNECUTOR'S SALE OF 4 MOST
EL VALUABLE DWELLING AND PREM
L rs AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAX
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS, AND TWO
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO MEN, AT AUCTION,
by VII tue q the will oft. Mtemurdo Jr, decd and
at the request Of the parties interested, shall, as
Executor, expose to sale, ut public auction, upon
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Sep
tcmbcr, at Is O'Clock Z. NJ. the DWELLING AND
PREMISES Of the late G. J. Macmurdo, Junior,
being lot No 100 in the plan of the city OF Rich
mond situated above stated, fronting one hum
died and thirty feet on Marshall street and run
ming back one hundred and sixty-three and four
tWelftis feet
The dwelling is large and handsome, and both
by its construction and location is the most desira-
BILE that has been offered in this city for time
past
With the dwelling will be sold LOT, of suitable
size; and the remainder of the property Will be laj
oil into several building lots according TO plan
which will be shown at the sale.
perfect title will be givcn and possession on the
LIST of November.
After the sale of the real estate, viii be sold two
very likely and valuable YOUNG NEGRO MEN,
named ROBERT and WILLIAM-both of whom
are BARRIERS, and accomplished servants.
TERMS: For the real estate, one-thlfd cash bal
ance ut four and eight months, with Interest; and
secured by trust deed all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. For the slaves cash.
GEORGE l. MACMURDO.
Executor of G. J. Matnurdo deceased.
Sale conducted by GRUsBs WILLIAMS, Auc-
toneers. So 10
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND !
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, J
Richmond, September Ii, 1864 J

Office There being no depot at
~ Ham,lton's Crossing, lnor since their destruc-
ton by the enemy,) any at Guinea, Pamela or Ches
teeld, this company will not be responsible for the
safety delivery Of any freights received to be
delivered at either Of those points, except while the
same being transported in its cars, but will
ceive the same for transportation only at the risk
while at those points, of the owners consignors
consignees No can be permitted to remain at
any Of these points longer than is necessary to load
and unload them. All freghts, therefore, intended
to be carried in them should be at these stations
before the arrival Of the freight trains, and persons
expecting To receive at any Of them any articles Of
freight earnestly advised to secure previous in
formation Of the time Of their coming.
Freights intended for points north of Hanover
Junction will be received until further notice only
at the Depot of the Virginia Central railroad on
Mondays and Thursdays, between the hours of 9 A.
NJ. and r NJ, and freights coming from those
points will be delivered at the same place, between
the same hours, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 49,
Passenger and Mail Trains will daily leave Rich
mond at q A. NJ f, and arrive at Hamilt0n's Crossing
at 1910 A. NJ. Leave Hamton's Crossing at 2.l0
p NJ, arrive in Richmond at 6.40P. NJ.
N. B.-UnGl the South Anna bridge shall have
been rebuilt, only limited quantity Of light bag
gage can be carried for each passenger.
sc l3-2taw2w g. RUTH. Superintendent
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ANTED, q FEMALE TEACHER
w to takerharge OF a suaail school in my fa-
Mily, ut Orange Courthouse lady we'll qualified
- teach tbs Eaelish branches thoroughly Latin,
French sAd Music. Address A. THOMSON,
au 25-im. Orange Courthouse, Virginia.
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AtTOiEN from my room, yesterday morn
} ing, my coat, continuing nay FREE fAfERS
and eighty dollars 4 reward Of fifty dollars Will be
paid for the recovery Of the money lsi+rs aud coat
JOSEPH BAXEL,
GO I3-2f~ A free man of color.
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NEW BAkERY.--The subscriber, ha =.
~ ing commenced the BAKING BUslNEs6 3,
would respectfully ask the patronage Of all his rsc
qualntanees, and the public generally, at IN.
hAKERY ON Franklin street, between seyanfsenti
and Eighteenth streets, where viii b. found tn
usual assortment in the lire Vt business
10 lD--ets ]. POWkH5.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION
VTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT


Y On MONDAY, the Sd Of October next, in
Charlottesville at IL O'Clock, in front Of the court
house. will proceed 10 rent out the following-de-
scrieed property:
LIST. The Central Hotel, for three years from LIST
January next.
ID Rock Hill, adjacent to town, containing about
seventy -fye acres comfortable dwelling, &c. This
property is rented from LIST October that wheat,
oats, xe., can be seeded
Sd \ dwelling in town, containing ten twelve
rooms, with store attached containing six seven
rooms.
18th. 4 house adjacent to the railroad Office con-
tanning eight OF ten rooms.
jth. A sate-eoiofcd Frame House thu depot,
with eight or ten rooms.
9th. A small House. and new Stable Containing
ten twelve stalls
7th. A iirgt-rata Harden OF about acre.
Also, "a valuable House and Lot oil ten acres, OF
highly -rmproved Land, IN Warren and, perhaps,
my Farm, Mill and Residence. near Seot.syille.
Possession given 10 all the list of January,
eept the farm Rock Till, which is at once.
se6-im O. w. DILIARD.
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By Davenport * Co, STOCK Auctionocrs,
Office corner oi Cary ana Thirteenth streets

N7 II SHALL SELL AT AUCTION,
w at the office OF the Old Dominion Insurance
Company, on FRIDAY, September 10th, 1864. conL-
mencng at Il o'clock, the following desirable
BONDS AND STOCKS:
$4,000 Confederate l5-million Coupon Bonds
10000 Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds, 80
and 'Si.
10000 Confederate per cent. Coupon bonds, ~,
20 and 10
$4,000 Confederate & pei cent Registered Bot IDS
long dates
lO,000 Confederate $ peg cent REGISTERED Boz ids
1868.
5000 Virginia per cent Registered Bond
l,G00 Moth Carolina pei cent. Coupon Bnn3
5000 l5-nilon Coupons
Is Cotton Coupons
500 Gold Coin.
50 shares Bank of Richmond
And such other Bonds and Stocks may be Ofcfts |
DAVENPORT 4 90,
Sc l2-5t Stock AuCtionecF-.
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lust RECEIVED at POS Broad street

~ between Fourth and Fifth,
so realms fine English Letter Paper,
200 gross Pens and Holders,
loo dozen Pocket Knives, Pocket Combs and
Pocket Books,
200 gross Knitting Pins, Thimbles and Tooth
Brushes,
$50 dozen Hair Brushes and Dressing Combs,
$50 sets Knives and Forks and Plated fta aud
Table spoons,
Hair Bsooms, Mill brushes, Dust Brushes,
Feilders, Shoveis and rongs, Tnware, Ac.,
with our usual assortment OF CroekeTy, such -
Cups and Saaeers, Ewers and Basins, Plates, sc.
a05 BROAD STREET,
Sc l2-3ts Between Fourth and Filth streets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

by Williamson & Co.. Auetioneers,
mo 1872 MAN street, between Ninth and Tenth J
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctionecrs,
Corner of Ninth and Main streets.)

BY Robinson, Adams * Co, Auctioneers,
Corner of Ninth and Main streets.)
NTEWILL OFFER ATAUCTION, ON
w FRIDAY NEXT, the 10th instant, commence
ing at 10 o'clock,
80 barrels choice and medium New Orleans
Sugars,
% barrels choice Sugars,
90 barrels Muicabo Coffee,
10 barrels Rio Coffee,
10 barrels B Carb. Soda,
so boxes Taow Candles,
90 boxes Brown Soap,
50 bags Salt general assortment Of
Groceries.
ALSO,
i bales fl Shooting,
10 bales rs OsnabuTgS,
Is bales Cotton Yarns,
90 pieces Bleached Long Cloth, SO TO 40
inches
ALSO,
200 boxes Tobacco,
10000 Florida Cigars,
1900 pounds Smoking Tobacco,
10 barrels livery choice, III bags.
ALSO,
% barrels New Flour
~ bags New Flour
ROBINSON, ADAMS * 90.
sc I3 AuctioIe"rs.
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NTANTED to purchase, a good NEGRO
w WOMAN cook, Address " Box l,Gi2,"
Richmond IoSt-ofiiCe. sc l0-3tf
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

r OST. small MOROCCO CASE, con-
! 4 tanning a unn Of Money. three Papers OF Nee
dies, &c The above was lost by Lady either on
Franklin, Seventh Craze Eighth streets. ANY
person finding the will be literally rewarded
by addressing s. Captain MANICo," Ordnance Bu-
reau SO l3-3ts
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BY p. W. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

ZINE MATEAPONI ESTATE OF
4 FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, WITHIN ONE MILE OF
MILFORD DEPOT, AND ONE AND A HALF
MILES FROM BOWLING GREEN, CALLED
HOLLY HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold at auction, on the premises, on TIL RS
DAY, the 18th September, at Ii o'clock A. NJ, the
very valuable estate located above 1t contains
five hundred and fifty acres, of which about three
toufths are open Land, and 0ne-fourth i'll wood and
timber. The open land is III good state OF inn
provomcnt. The improvements consist OF a large
dwelling and every other out-buildlug usually found
on such all in good repair. The location
is beautiful There is the place a very largu or
chard OF peaches and apples OF the choicest kinds.
This is "a rare opportunity OF securing valuable and
most beautiful estate. Partial possession will be
given at once, and full possession so soon as the
growing crops can be secured The Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad passes through the farm
near the house, aiording an opportunity of visiting
the place and returning the same day.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at six and
twelve months all cash. at the option Of thepur-
chaser. Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
SCI Successor to Goddin & Apperson.
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NOTICE.--The Boat CLARA will leave
IN for Buchanan TUESDAY, September Is, at 4
O'clock r n, and viii receive freight for all inter-
mediate points on the Canal Freight shipped by
this boat viii reach It's destination sooner than by
the usual freight boats. Apply ON board at BASIN
SHED. ~ l3-Its
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esE~ To NEWSPAPER MEN.-0nc or two
REPORTERS and LoCALlLERS may hear OF plea
sant SITUATIONS, at fair wages, ON Virginia pa
pcrs, bv addressing j. l. BUILEfr, Dispatch office
None but sober, Industrious men need apply.
Sc Io-3t<
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FEMALE COLLEGE

CCHOOL NOTICE.-Miss f.. Nj. BOU-
~ OAR will resume the duties OF her school on
MONDAY NEXT, 10Th OF September, at her IL
Tiers residence, on Grace street, between Adams and
EoushCe. Terms, &c, made known on Application
So l3-lts
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