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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
IMPROVED HARn q UNITY :THRISS A AZ 9
CANAL And Il wEsfHHM FLAIR Road, 10:
THIREOE, C0SSisTiIe or CORN. OATS,
BLADE T6DgER, WHEAT. STRAW, CL1,y5k q
FOR saLs AZ 16cffoN AT AT the request q NJ
John CLARK We shalI sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, ON TUESDAY the seth October, 1884, com
msneing st II o'clock A; y; that very valuable
Ing The lands Of Sessr.. James I. sutton, =. X.
sns sfsH W md Rih
ACREs By recent survey all Of which is Ia the
heavy yields Of wheat, corn, &c. The land is un.
der new plank enclosure.
The buildings on II consist OF an OVERSEBRg
HoUsB smPls sccommS%dati9ns fo5 seTysnts large
nearly new, and built In the best manner.
There have been seeded forty six bushels OF
vhsst with two tons guano, and twenty acres are
Alter the sale OF the farm viii be sold the fol.
pounds sheaf oats very large quantity OF wheat
straw; about 900 pounds BLADE fodder; some
rye, and clover hay. milch cows, with young
calves; sbeef cattle; carts; icarryali nne
such as plows, drags, wheat cleaner; the crops OF
turnips and cabbages.
TEENS For the land, very reasonable. and made
known ct the hour Of sale for the personal estate,
days credit for approves, endorsed negotiable pa.
per, or I'VE per cent. discount Sor cash.
II the farm be not sold, II will be rented ont for
one year to the highest bidder; and whether sold
be sold. HARRISON, GoDDiE / APPEksoN.
oc20 Auctionsefs.
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WENDELL PHlLLIPs's SPEEcH.-Mr. PHIL
LIPS generally leads the way, and his party
after while come up to his standard. He
Is representative man-only he is usually
q few PAGES ahead Of those he represents.
He now denounces GRANT, and calls for
the impeachment of tho President. We
are not sorry to know the fact. Perhaps
General GRANT will be able to form an
opinion on political questions when he
shall find himself denounced by PHILLlPs's
followers. Elsewhere VIC give short re-
port Of Mr.. PHILLIPs's last speech.
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A lady in st. Louis who had requested
of General Robert E. Lee o lock Of his
hair for the Southern Relief Fair in that
city, to be disposed of by rattle, received
the following in reply:
LEXINGTON, VA, September 20, 1866.
Mrs. w. A. Aglar:
/ have received yours Of the 10th in.
slant enclosing the circular Of the Missouri
Southern Relief Association. The object
of the Association-the aid Of destitute
widows and orphans-appeals to all the
better feelings Of humanity, and therefore
elicits general desire for its success.
As you think the donation you request
from me may be the means Of procuring
some relief to the destitute, cheerfully
send 1t, and hope your expectations may
be realized.
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
r. E. LEE.
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aT ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MIL LINERY GOODS.
A. A. ALLEN, L
Of the concern Of A. 4. ALLEN 3 CO., OF Peters-
burg, has opened branch OF bis HAT ESTAb'
LISHM ENT at No. 1905 Main street, four doors be-
low Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and has placed
Mr.. FRANK BINFORD
In charge Of 1t.
He il now Offering to city and country merchants
Z large and entire fresh stock Of HATS and MIL
LINERY GOODS at - low prices - they can be
bought North. A these goods have been bought
1t the late large auction sales In Brooklyn and
New York for cash, 1t IL reasonable to suppose that
they can be SOLD Low. call from dealers Is
solicited, and It will be proven to them that hats
can be sold here - low - they can be In New
York. se1s-sm
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mdne0c0 OF NDWvps'
We read much Of The insiuencs Of news-
papers IL forming the opinlons q the pub
H.. In New York city tho H9ah, the III
Dune, and The Times. oppose HorrHAx,
while the World and tho journal Of cosR-
m~cs support him. We leave out Of tho
count the Conunerciul Advertiser, the Nesos,
tho Post Epress, the 6sn, and other
journals Of loss note, some Of which arc on
onc side and some on the other. The three
drst-class FENroS journals have ct least Ave
times Che city circulation, wc suppose, Of
the two HoFfMxs journals. Yet no one
supposes that HOFFMAN, will receive less
than thirty thousand majority In New York
city, and his friends claim fifty.
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The allied powers Of Europe expended
Thousands Of millions Of dollars and wasted
hundreds Of thousands Of ,iiyes in expell-
7 ing the DosArAsrs family from France.
A bourbon vas forced upon tho French
people q - point of he hayonet. So Car
= Ass1AA 800 coslA -, there vas no pos
40 $1,000 ~ - ssstoea&Ion q The or.
fsa eaEte - t1roes. With Ensland.
49, Asis, A vs NY ~ - com.
ons4 posse = N ~ esvsna.e,t. a. In.
. rope, oppossd = sasA restosasion. s. vonsd
havs bsss acconntsd 8 tsol uho ,houid
hass ,peslictsd thss . nsphsw q tie rress
{ NAyoLuou's wosM alesnd tho thrcus y
lf66ee belre cne 1turth 81 tbs dsbt ~
toe4 ri Ntick 1as Incurred IN the "a,
carsis1ea - 6fise TIT great captain ffoal
fcwee. To ou66 ~ To fkcts. The In.
s4grMt ~ Nh ~ 4sbt Ill erpesssaa
Z ~. - 3 Rosiis AsfI
nssS,
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The Troubles in Maryland.

Certainly tho history Of the world fur
nishos no parallel to the malignity, devil
ishness, aud dangerousness Of the Radical
party. The police commissioners of Balti-
more outraged the voters of that city at
the recent elections in various ways. One
instance will suffice to show their corrupt
ness. Forty-thre gentlemen Of unim-
peachable integrity have made oath that
they all voted for the Conservative candi-
dates at q certain voting place. The police
commissioners returned only twenty-five
votes in all for the Conservative candi-
dates at that voting place. The Constitu-
ton of Maryland provides that these COM
missioners may be removed by the Go
vernon during the recess Of the Legisla-
ture for misconduct in Office. Only one
seventh of the voters in Baltimore voted
at the last election. Seven-eighths, there
fore, Of the people Of that city are virtually
disfranchised by the act of the commits
sioners in excluding from the polls the
newly. registered voters. These are law
abiding, quiet, peaceable citizens, who sub
.mitted patiently to the wrongs done them,
but who determined to call upon the Go
vernon to remove the commissioners. And
because they have done so the Internal set,
of whom FoRNEY is the leader, have raised
q clamor about "rebels," "disloyalty,"
etc., etc., which appears to have deceived
the silly masses of the North into the be.
lief that the country is in great peril, and
will be ruined If Governor SWAMI is al
lowed to appoint commissioners having
some regard for honor and honesty. The
Baltimore organization known as I" Boys in
Blue" held meeting few nights Since,
and passed resolutions declaring their pur-
pose to stand by the Radical commission
ers, and offering their services should they
need assistance. These motley "boys"
presume upon their arms and their tho
rough organization as against unarmed citi-
zens. On the other hand, the Washington
Union says that if the laws are violated by
these diabolical mischief-makers, the Pre-
sident Is "well prepared and decided how
to act )" and "if the Radical party have
pluck enough the country will be plunged
into civil war ere many days." 1t is to
be hoped that this prediction will turn out
to be false. But if there should not be
another civil war, 1t will not be because
the Radicals have not done wrongs enough
to provoke one. They evidently intend
and expect to perpetuate their power by
threatening resort to arms whenever and
wherever they are about to be put down.
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LET WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

lE WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREEHBRIER COUNTY.
We have just received supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER 10 WORLD.
WIDE.
So we'll knownAre - valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER
that Il ia deemed unnecessary to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment Of transporting the water was
fully made years ago.
1T CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, Az To
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN T. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case OF two dozen quart bottles, $l2So.
For sale In quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
oe 6-3wx
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THE New YORK ELEcrIoN.-The New
York Tribune shows signs of alarm lest the
Radicals should not carry that State IN the
November election. 1t is admitted in the
Tribune that If the Republicans do not ex-
coed the vote Of 1866 by $4,000 the party
is beaten. We quote:
"Last year the current set strongly
for rs, and We carried the State by 10000
majority; yet we did not poll so many
votes by over 10000 as We did the year
before. To carry the State at all this year,
zoe mast pol at least $4,000 more votes than
zoe did last year."
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AUUr50N aAteD TN DAY.

a AUUT50N SALES T110 DAY. =
~ Psnpoon Jeass, Js., 3 Co.,
= useonssD and Cnnniasion Nseshasts, No. Q
YiAsenAh stssst, Between Msin ana Gag.
ON MoNDAy MORNING, aof ID.
" stant, commencing ~ - o'clock, ws will ell
r. or stots ia,sy snd sssir.bis sicek Of 0n0.
" 10 hosshsads PRIME BAcoy s1prs,
6 hos:hs.ds P PsI sHs9gLDEEss
tisfces BACON HANS,
=: s:s: Ps ziGp El Sis.''n' sraA''
% boxes PRIME CHEESE,
50 boxes ADAMAMTIN9 CANDLES,
% barrels HxRRlN0S,
IS chests 9kEkN TEA,
- kegs BUTTER,
10 CASKS WAsHM0 SODA,
: % kegs gOOEIna SODA, >s
Is sssis c6fFSS, l.
20 barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
10 barrels CIDER VINEGAR,
100 dozen FANCY SOAPS, r
100 gross II AsOa'S BACKING,
10 barrels NEW ENGLAND RUN,
70 baskets CHAMPAGNE.
ALSO,
SPICES, &c. 8. JONES, Js., 4 Co.
oc % 80 N'2 4. a Auctioneels,
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About 1000 workmen are employed In
the Brooklyn nayy-yard, and Q desperate
Eefbst d being made to secure their full vote
for the Johnson candidates.-Nsao York
1fibaxe.
Thatis right. Lincoln would not allow
even rsu who were not employed BY the
Government to oppose his Administration.
he sant Yaliandisham out Of the United
EStates-that b, II the seeded States wers
out-fbr that offence. We mover heard that
Greeley denounced him for such inter-
ference with the right Of speech. Surely
NJ. Johnson may cause his own smploy1s
. support his policy u Nr. Lincoln could
'nprisoa Democrats fcf not supporting he.
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-. A,r.r,pe Rod Is tynehharr.

. = rSe Airline Rood 20 l,ynohnur9.
s Va learn nom headquarters thAt NE
ru,usipsious % tAis road aze progressing
- fAyusably, md no doubt b entertain
"a bat shas lie citlzsns or Richmond VIII
taksAll ths stsck rsqpirsd to secure the
oAastsr. he sayices from Lynchbnrg and
the counties on the line are also sncourag-
ine. Books Of subscription are about to
81 opened IN Lynchburg. There II no
time to bs lost In walking sure Of The char
Ter, organizing, providing for . reliable sur
vey, and setting the machinery ready to
work ont the various plans proposed for
proyiding the ways and means. While II
l. not In contemplation to proceed with
contracts, &C., until the times are more
favorable to large undertakings like this,
nor until the most eligible route has been
ascertained beyond doubt, nor until the
aid lin grants Of right Of way and sub.
scriptions) from the counties has been Sc.
cured, yet II Is Of the flrst importance that
the oompdny Be oryanised at once. Every
one who has any interest In the future O.
Richmond must help, more or less, to the
extent Of their ability, and we are reioicea
to hear, that this seems TO DO the universal
disposition. ss
Subscription books are open at the Of
ices Of W. B. IsAAcs b Co., EDwARI
CoHxN, c. w. PURCELL & Co., LAScAs
|. TER 3 Co., and r. II. MAURr & Co. Dom
wait to DO called on, but take the stocl
prompsly, and let rs have the charter fo1
Richmond railroad to the great interior
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BY Pilkinton, Pulllam 4 Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. . Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Y NEAR MANCHESTER, AT AUCTI0N.-We
will sell at public auction on FRIDAY, Octotet
2eth, at o. clock p. NJ,
l. LOTS Nos. 1, ., and ), fronting together l2s
feet on the west side Of Hunter street, running
back $50 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
2. LOTS Nos. and s, fronting together 100 feet
on the north side Of Powhatan street, running back
l2s3 feet.
.. Three or more LOTS, near the residence OF
Samuel D. Atkinson, Esq.
The sale will commence at the lots near Mr.. At
kinson's.
same time.
Terms: At sale.
PiLKINToN, PULLIAM & CO.,
oc2o Auctioneers.
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By 0rubbs Williams. Auctionesrs.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
i TATE ON RICHMOND HILL.-In execution d
a deed OF trust from Burnham Davis 10 the snbser
ber dated October T. lsss, and recorded In Henrieo
County Court, being thereto directed by the ered
tor secured, will sell the property conveyed In
said deed at auction, upon the premises, on WED.
NESDAY, Faith October, commencing ~ u oe!ock
p NJ, II fair; II not. then on the next lair day
thereafter ut the same hour.
The property 10 be sold consists Of
1 LOT, with Q large BRICK DWELLING
thereon (now occupied by said Davis, on .outh
side OF N street between Thirty second and Thirty
third streets % by l6j feet.
:. LOT adjoining the above on the west. front.
Ing loo feet eouth side OF street. running back
les feet on east line of Thirty second strest.
! Also, the HALP-ACRE LOT fronting u? fee,
on north side Of street. running back les fee, oG
esst line Of Thirty second street.
TEKx.: Sufficient In cash to pay the expense. o.
from 7th October, 1855, and note for sss5 - with
interest from 7th October, 1895; credit a. 70 IL;
until 9TH October 1888 and the residue upon terms
Of payment TO be made known q The time Of '.I'
GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. ocu
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO
GpkMRn TRNRMRNTa ADJOINING Dc.

USTEE'S SALE OF TWO
VAL-sTREEr CHAPEL, Al AuCTI0S.-Pu
suant 70 tho provisions OF deed Of trus. iron
James Hickman and wife TO me - trustee, dsts4
tinas Court, I win proceed TO sell on WEDsE.
DAY, October ~, lsde, II 4 o'clock p. n on ..
a public a s9stSn The two rsaA
joining Duval-street Chapel. The lots from! q.
getheT any i've feet on Duvsi street, and ran eAf
about lis feet. and arc occupied by James hIer
TRRxs Enough In cash 10 pay the expense.
executing this trust and 70 pay OF note OF w.
with interest from 10th September, 1893 on efess
until 10th January 1867 a. 10 t3es and for any rec,
due OF proceeds Of sale on such terms a. the "a.
Biekmip may direct or In The event OF bis failir
to give such direction, At the discretion Of the Hg
tee. Tho credit payments 10 bear interes, irons'
DAY OF sale. A. H. SANDS,
a n Trustee,
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ONE MORE STEP.-We alluded few days
ago to the fact that the Radicals in Penn
sylvania and Indiana intended to contest
the election of some Of the Democratic
congressman. and said that judging from
the conduct of the last House of Repre-
sentatives the Democrats might as we'll
stay 1t home, since IL seemed to be only
necessary for Radical to claim seat to
get It. FoRSEY now proposes to settle the
matter In short order. "If law were jus
tice," says that distinguished and devoted
advocate of justice, "the unsuccessful
"claimant ought, as in trial at nisi prius,
"be compelled to pay his opponents
"costs." We commend this new plan to
the attention Of the House. 1t will answer
Just - well a. the one We proposed a
few days ago. Let resolution be adopted
on the first day Of the session declaring
that every unsuccessful claimant shall pay
his opponents costs-in other words, that
every Democratic claimant shall pay his
Radical opponents costs--and there will
be no contests. The Democrats viii remain
in their own States, and the Radical claim
ants will take undisputed possession Of all
the seats In Congress. 1t would be singu-
larly consistent, too, with the present state
Of things existing In this country, where .
majority Of one million OF the voters are
ruled with strong hand BY . minority. II
our form Of government should continue
TO improve ut the same rate for . few years
longer, there Is no telling what it viii not
become.
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The New York Nens complains that In
Brooklyn the officers have refused to regis
ter man as q voter for no other reason
than that he served in the Confederate
army. The Southern people have made
no such discrimination against Federal SOL
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AU0Z7CN sAEEs-ygTURE DAY.
Real 1Doots Agents and Austioassus,
- franklin stsesA s

TwoyAIUABLE BuTLDINgLoTn
40 Au0fl0N.-Ws viii eslirgn W1p1IaD4Y,
sssh instant, upon the premises tmmsdistsly aft:r
psS 1f. Two soii ISs LOTS iionsins on
Brood and Wall streets:
This peoposty = eliGibly located and we'll eaited
for stores, with dwellings.
THaMs: Ono -foarh cash, the remainder e three,
DIX Aad mine months fos negotiable Paper, Interest
ocU LEI 6 0ODDIN, Auctioneeu.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS.

OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
ii by the undersigned until MONDAY the 21d Of
October for hauling coke to purchasers from the
Gas Works at Rockets. The proposals. to specify
works TO any part OF either Of the wards In the
city, viz To any part Of the nrst ward, price per
load to any part Of the third ward, price per
load.
Any information touching the above will be
given by applicationt0 G. CAMPBELL,
oc ltd Superintendent.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionesrs,
/. Bankers, Brokers, snd Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
" CANT LOTS, ON CHURCH HILL, AT THB
CORNER OF AND TWENTY NINTH STREETS.
As Commissioner appointed ~ Q decree 6t Hen;
March, 1895, In the case Of Rex ". Rex, shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the nd OF October, 1855, at hSlf past
o'clock p. NJ, the LOT located ss above, front
ing ia feet on the west side OF Twenty ninth
street, running back on the north line OF street
$50 feet to an alley to be divided, necessary,
into lots to suit bidders.
THRns One. third cash bslancs~st three and
six months for bonds bearing interest, with good
security, and title retained Till all the purchase
money be fully paid. j. II. SANDS,
oc III Commissioner.
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By Grubbs 4 williams. Auctioneers,
North west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc.
" yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. oS
THE MECHANICSvILLE TURNPIKE, TWO
MILES From THB CITY, AT AUCTiOS:-ln sr
ecution Of . decree OF the Circuit Court OF ID.
county Of Hsnrico entered May "a, lsss, In the
case OF Schsrmerhorn, etc, 90. Austin and ale,
the undersigned, commissioner appointed for The
on MONDAY, November 9Th, at half paste o clock
r. NJ, II fair, II not. on the next tsIr day thsrea;
which the late Egmont Schermerhorn died seir'd,
lying on the east side OF Nechsnie.vtile iurnpit'
short distance beyond the toll. gate, and adjoE.
ing the lands oil Leonidas Roeser and Others.
There are seventy acres, OF which there Is sue;
Client portion In woo:s; and there are several ever
dwelling. II will be sold as whole or divided, ~
may be deemed best AZ the time OF sale,
This IL beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and
should attract the attention OF persons seeking
TERns: One third cash balance at 9 and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added u,
title 10 be retained BY the court until the notes m
paid. EATON NANCE,Commissionsr
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. oet
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NORTH CARoLINA ELEcrIoSs.-As &C.
neral Dockery declined to run against
Governor Worth, We need hardly repro
duce the silly kilograms which we find in
the northern papers stating that Worth Is
almost unanimously reelected.
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WpEUfAL .NoTTOTa
HpEUiAL NOTTOCaI Il Et
o1 ]. WALL TURNER,
succxsaoR TO
COLE TUR1xR,
wHoLKsALl
NEWS DIALKR AND BOOK AGENT,
No. - THIRTEENTH srIBEr,
RICHMOND, VA.
Always on hand large stock Of the
LEADING PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, &c.
foo 9a-ts]

- THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOUR.
NAL.-OFPICEoPPUBLICArI0N,MA MAIN STREET
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
The success OF this Journal has induced its edi-
tors and propristors, Dn. B. 8. GAILLARD and W.
8. MccREsNEY, to establish IN once OF pubiica-
ton ON Main street. In the business portion Of the
city. 49,. ,vn,vo
OF oil descriptions will be carefully and reason
ably executed.
Tho entire business department. 10 placed In
charge of Mr.. NJ. w. HAzLEwooB, long and credit.
sb,y known to the Richmond public.
The EDITORIAL Department Of the journal 10 st the
once and residence Of DR.. Gaillard, 4oS franklin
.,r..t &C 2o-3t
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a. hss rssiisnes intAis sity, On esnlay HaH.
,sy sA Nor, ~ siless:, Hs,: cifSsRiii o666i.
ryi,ss % John 0ooas, ssssasst, In the ssvsnS''
y:;ss e "a ;,.u,,v ana .ho.. q, s.r
NJ j. Oscar 0o0de, ase requested 10 attsn1 tAe
fapsr.i ireg o. First Bapsiss Church u II o'clock
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i3y Paine 3 Co., Auetioaeers.

r ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
IL BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS AT AUCTION,
BY CATALO6UB.-0n "WEDNESDAY the ?hh In.
slant, commencing st 10 O'Clock, We will sell BY
catalogue, ut our suetion.rComs
u fos cases BOUTS and SHOES.
Just received from Boston, comprising every va.
- riety for men, women, and children.
ALSO,
Loo dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS,
ofvarlous styles and qualities.
The particular attention OF the trade Is called 10
this sale a. it IL seldom that large and a.rae.
tive stock In offered for sale ut auction.
oc 10 PAINE 4 CO.. Auctioneer.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

T1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOB
JIG CITY PROPERTY, $50 ACRES OF LAND y
Loudoun county, Va, Ct Guilford station. on W
Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire faIo s.
about twenty sig miles from Washington, oeofs'
town, and Alexandria. Apply PETER e WISE.
with Harrison, 0oddin 4 Arpe,on.
oe ls-3awlm Banken and Real Estate 6ssh''
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By Grnbbs / Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED
About THREE MILES FROM CoID HARB0R,
auction, at Hanover Conrth house, on TUESDAY
the 73d Of. October thst being CONT day, at the
hour OF Il O clock NJ, the TRACT OF 900 ACRES
OF LAND, mostly In wood, located as above de-.
scribed and known a. the Gooch tract, and adjoins
the lands OF Nathaniel Wieksr's estate and Mr..
william II. Mc0eree, and others. This land 10
the light vegetable soil OF that neighborhood %
we'll adapted to the production Of early vegetsble.
for market. There are some cabins on the land
ny T Ems It sale. 0RUBBs L WILLIAMS,
m. ~ AurtipUsey,