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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-06
By Harrison. 0oddin Appeson, Aue,ionees
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, IN
III sREEy az TIVE sgYrH sIsE 81 HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND ATTACHED, P0R SALE ~
AUCTION AT the request Of the owner. VINO ~, IT,
sidss In Baltimore, we shall sell at auction 90 va
premises, on TUESDAY next, the yth October yss;;
st y O'clock =. r., that beautiful COUNTY, ~ ~,
located a. above, now In the occupancy ., NJ,
James W. Allison, containing twenty acres 4
four acres each, according to the plan Of sidney.
and the whole we'll enclosed. The imrrovem .,s.
are OF the best character, consisting OF -
residence, finished I'm the best style, Win mstD.'
msntsls, folding doors, ke., besides large kehsn'
green ouss, stable, carriage: house, &c. ,,xo
TEENS: One-half cash balsnee al one Aht
years for bonds bearing interest," secured +"
HARRISON. GoDDIE 4 APPERsoS,,.
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mr. WHITE SULPHUR wAf1A.I IT
IRON THgsWHlfE sULPHUR sPRfN0SS
anRRNllIRl cnuufY. $3.50. 80 :.

0xkkHH1lk1 coIAft.stetysaIsi-1 -
We have Just received supply OF tnn
WATER, DIRECT From TIL sfkiAuS,
rHY RIPUrXTloH OF THIS wATIR Il WORLD
WIDE. go FL a,-ei
IA vsll known are Ito valuable properties ~ the
cTJRR or BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHkR DE-
,,RANaEMgNTs OF TIE LIVER
that Il d deemed unnscsssaTy to DO noretnsn msA'
~. ssso. pes nent that the water can bs had.
The experiment Of Transporting the ~aer wa
fully made yssn ago. .-. ..,n ;. M
NJ car IN HAD HERE 40 PIRFICr, 40 ~
RRNEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAAha
~ Fresh FROM tn. FOUNTAIN. ~,
7 o,aa,. sddresssd TO JOHN r. GARIM6aW White
sulph mr. Syringe, will meet with prompt attention
pr,cs psr case Of two dozen quart bottles, Slz'"'
For sale in quantities 10 suit purchaser by
-" PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia SPRING. "ssen.
oc6-sw<
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~DAyYNFOAT 9 CO.,
= $500 ssssssseSs sUo4xVU1f0NH1xD
foraaes eysa 1ARioSAh RxcHAxes DAyE.-
rsSnDsd As bu1lAss oe0eoCK ADc.
psNN re, wthts nov prsrs1td 70 ssn ~
ySOCKs. DeADs, ANHefAYR sE0UAsxI9S
6svsry deception u e Jon Sr privately 10
"a. We ~ also Nn0OTikrB LOANS - n
,vorsble tesue, se-- . AADAv21RoRT D CO.,
"a e-lM Gtock Auctionssrs.
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- NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA. ,
GOVERNMENT DRPosIrARY.

r NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DRposIrARY.
By special order Of the Secretary OF the Trsa.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT, Rich.
NOND
has been made
DEPOgITARY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
q viii appear BY the following: u
TREASURY DRPARrNRNT,l
WASHINGTON, October 4, 1855.
By virtue OF the nrst section Of an act OF Con-
srsss. approved June II, 1893, entitled Am act to
regulate and secure The safe-keeping OF public
money entrusted to disbursing Officers OF the
Unitsd ststes," tho National Bank OF Virginia at
Richmond, Vs., Nhers being no treasurer nor -.
sstant treasurer Of the United States that place.
IL hereby especially designated for the reception,
safe. keeping, and disbursement, according TO law,
Of the public funds entrusted for disbursement 70
any or all disbursing Officers Of the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. Il. MCCULLOUGH,
oc Elm Secretary OF the Treasury.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc.
TWENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND; on
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AUCTION In ex.
ecution OF = decree Of The Circuit Ccnr. Of the
case 81 sehermerhorn. etc, rs. Austin and ais,
the undersigned, . commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell At auction, upon the PREMISE,
on MONDAY, November 5th, nj half-past o clock
p n, II fair, II not on the next fair day tbsresl,
ter, at the same hour, the TRACT OF LAND q
which the late Egmont 'schermerhorn died SEIZED,
lying on the east side Of echaniesvills turnpike
short distance beyond the toll gate, and adJo!n'
ing tina lands OF Leonidss Rosssr and others.
There are seventy acres, OF which there Is sun
Client portion In woo,s; and there are sss.ia
buildings one Of which can be converted INTO
dwelling II wilIlbe sold * Who'll. or divided 10
NAV be deemed best NJ the time OF sale. .
This ID q beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and u
should attract the attention OF persons seeking
such property. .,
TERns: One. third cash balance st and y
months for negotiable notes. interest added the
title to be retained by the court until the notes are
paid. EATON NANCE, Comm'ssioh,f
GnCnBs n WILLIAMS, AuctiOn0ery. OeS
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BY 6rubbs 3 Williams. Auctioneen.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
SALE OF A DWELL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELL
ING HOUSE, ON WEST SIDE OF TWENTY.
FIFTH STREET BRTWERS X AND L STREETS.
In execution OF deed OF trust from 4, Hall: tru',
tes to The dated 9Th March , ,S,s rsS
req Vested BY the creditor secured BY said deed
will sell 1t auction, upon the premises, on M,
DAY, nth October, a hslf.past I o'clock NJ
nj the same hour, the property conveyed by sad
deed, being . BRICK and FRAMED DWELLING
situated ~ above ststsd. containing rooHs, ana
occupied by Mr.. Tennills. The lot Is 2ab by III he'
10 an alley 30 feet wide.
TslNs cash sufficient 10 pay expenses of saEs
and note for eiso.s7 with interest from :ath sep
tember, 1850 upon Q credit TO ti9t1 unui
20th March, 1857 and the balance upon terms to DO
A''1' A"'"A ~ P. W. GRUBBs, Trustee;
n.rpua wuIIAus Auetionaers oc3
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-ff'' GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
ne 6eodlt Real Estate Agents.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-At the
n request OF Mr.. Richard Adsms, we offer for
sale privately his VALUABLE FARM, formerly
owned by the late John Coke, ESQ, In James City
county, w., Ave miles northwest OF Williams
burg, and containing 100 asres 500 acres Are
cleared, and we'll adapted 20 the growth Of wheat,
corn, oats, and tobacco. The remaining 700 acres
are well umbered with pine, oak, &c. There are
Q number Of fine springs on the land, which yield
the best drinking water In the greatest abundance
at all seasons OF the year.
This tract con. tituies what was formerly three
farms, and can be so divided again, or even Int
more, the party purchasing should desire 70 dis.
The railroad now being built from Richmond to
Newport News will pass within abort distance,
and when completed will gfestly enhance the
value OF this estate. The increased value OF the
timber Will OF itself In . great measure defrsy
the expense attending an Investment In this
property.
the improv ements, though not new, are comfort
able. Ito situation 10 remarkably healthy, and rem
ders Il easy OF access TO the Richmond, Norfolk,
and northern markets.
Persons wishing TO examine Il with . view 10
purchase will be shown the farm By Mr.. Adsns,
who 10 now residing there, or We win seeonpany
any one II they so wish 10. Further inform alton
will be given by addressing us q Richmond.
Immediate possession gfven-in time 70 seed Q
crop Of wheat-and terms Accommodating.
BLAIR MCKINLEY,
Commission nsnehants,
90 f-lw Richmond. We.
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By 3. 4. ]. cioptoo,
Ausstossss and Heal Estsse Assp., MN.
No. n fxslflh s6sSs, hawesa Main sna fIAH

,uALUABLE VACANT J, LIZ
Es ist s,Ii az. iss. =;
= SsIf past siosi ". spcn the premise, .r.s
Gated ss shove, fronting on Ivsmis,x ft,,
twenty i've feet and running back sxHJ s.irss.s
ne s0Svsc's s'ssa 9, ~ ~ '0ss''o' -
siss 0ns.ihird sasA balance ak and sis w. =.
moalSs for negotiable notes, intefssnn rToS'
ssrss eysuest esss' Iuslioaesr
above sAis = kes = sgsss
uStil fOUDAY IL sth tnssAnt. VIII AAe IL
q IL hour skeys naned, -. =
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By Harrison, 0oddin 1 Apperson, Aue,iop..,
Banker, Brokers, and Real E.tats Au.n,.

BEAUTIFUL LOT, NO. a5, IN TIP
sIDg OF SIXTH. BETWEEN BAKER hshn
R DIVA STREETS. FOR SALE AT ATcriosp
WI bs s soid q auction, on the premises. ..
p. ~, the very beautiful LOT located 4, ,snIt
sroet ,og thirty-two feet, running back one und,
and txenty two feet to wide alley.
HARRISON, GoDDIS 4 AppERsoy
u
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneen,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAMED
LAR BETWEEN PoURTEENTH AND FiY
TENTH STREETS by request OF the executing
OF the late Miles Amber, deceased, We shall sell
October, 1853, ut 1 o clock p. NJ, NEAT FRAMED
TENEMENT located as above, now renting TO Z
good tenant st . fair rent.
After which. win be sold the VACANT LOT In
the rear fronting forty -four feet on the south side
OF Leigh street, running back 100 feet.
TERMS: 0ne.third cash BALANCE al three and
six months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust decd.
~ HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 APPERsoy.
oeS Auctioneafs
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By Harrison, Goddin Appsfson, Austionssss.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

ELEVEN CHEAP BUILDING LOTS,
L ~ c TIE PsAS q s4coss ayAeTrirE
FsA And r csLhous hsFEksRq9 n AUciles
viii DO sold az auction. on the premises, on 90.
TURDAY, October 9, lsse, at I o'clock ?. n, LII.
VEN BUILDING LOTS, located - above, sdjoin.
Ing the properly Of Rachel Patterson and Denni!
Baiief, having fronts on Calhoun, Hickory. and
Allen streets, and we'll suited for residences fol
persons In moderate circumstances. '.t
: TRRns: Made 10 suit bidder.
A plat can be seen at our ONCE,
II HARRISON, 9ODDlH i APPkRS0N,
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EoR SALE OR LEASE. THE TO.

EOR SALE OR LEASE. THE To-
II BACCO FACTORY on the elrasr Of DsgrAw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn.
machinery Tor the manufacture Of tobacco fos
a.. the aco ss aish .snDi: s = fSs as:
81 fest, IN stable. and good yard room. Ihe ns.
chinsiy hs nosiimprovsd pattern. hst lilsls Iasd.
up o,oosa iS,1os pounds PR Day. steam snginS.
efsvatog. nulis pumps and pgeesees water, -,
BE-; IN sonPls6 s.saensh1ssas; en- sSs
an opportunity bsi seldom o9ss6S 4SSaZ
ssiI-lm - Front street, New York. :
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctioneep.
Moth vsst corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

nEDAR PARK.-THIS yALuABLIh
IARX OF 2, hAc csEs, wir sa1. ilsss q
TaI RiCHx0xD AID DAsviLLs R NM. :, i;
ovn.r Ne will sell Ut auction, on the Pr.ms.,s,s IN
MONDAY. October 9Th. ~ y o'clock y INC .a nv
Known a. "CEDAR PARK" formerly oSnsa"
Dr. T. n. Hudson, situated ~ above. .in
il contains $40 scFss-3os cleared the osiAhse =
OAK, pine, and codsK -.llinx
TIE inprovs menia are On exec lent dsssnc .ss
hossss. fare kitchen, Quarters. large and i.ng
corn. crib. smoke house, and school noass'
Q lne young orchard. ossrsa e..
ale being good land, With good ,.,t,,
AZ n 4 stallion on the Txilroad only twen! I'm.
nom Rishnond, which Affords faeilines ''' w
nunication WITH Rich mond twice day; ..l,,
frrrs Liheenl ana made known on DAY o. a. -
GRUbBS 1 WILLIAMS.
A. Auetiopssrs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

GALE OF SHEAF OATS, TOP FOD-
- DER, PINE CARRIAGE, FARMING lMpLg
MENTS, AT AUCTION. will be sold At sue.
ton at the farm OF the late John o. Taylor.
on tho Brook turnpike, three miles from Rich.
mond, on THURSDAY the 18th October, lsos, att
o'clock p NJ, about 1900 pounds SHEAP OATS,
q quantity OF TOP FODDER. one nrst.rats "a.
MILY CARRIAGE, in good order, and parcel Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
TERMS All sums under twenty dollars cash !;
over that amount sixty days credit for approved,
endorsed negotiable paper.
HARRISON, dUDDIN L APPERsOy.
OcS Aurtionern.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

TARM CALLED "BROOKLAND,"
Il CONTAINING M ACRES, FOR SALE Phi.
VATBLY.-This PARM IL in Henrico six miles
from Richmond, between tho Deep. run turnpike
ard the Richmond, Fredericksbnrg and Potomac
railroad, and only i've ghths Of mile from the
latter, at Davis's crossing. The accommodation
train coming in at o'clock In the morning and go.
ing out at p. n. makes II convenient to reside on
the farm and transact business In the city. Nearly
half the land Is cleared the balance In original
and second growth, being hesyily wooded. The
improvements are . comfortable brick dwelling
with nine rooms, somewhat out OF repair, and the
usual ont uiIdings, with large ice.house capable
OF holding 1890 bushels, and . large and never.
failing pond very near the house, making II ons
OF the best situations for large Ice business. On
pear trees. The farm 10 out Of order, having been
rented out for some time, and neglected, but II
nearness to the city by the County road and BY the
railroad, and Its large quantity OF wood, and the
fact that by the expenditure OF little money u
may be made very desirable residence, al taken
together, make II very valuable property.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS.
oc 6-eodSt Real Estate Agents.
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1~gnesis = Co. Asstsosssrs,
As s3ss Sssvsssiisk ssA ! in,h.

GET HS1In = :,1 Mas1,ggssE q. Id, ruRs1.
"a sssissssn = 81, = s:lSsi e Win s.
ss.ss sSeys Is Old Ssis Src.ss sn s,Ssss, -
s sss NSS sssfssSRipE ~ o. ~. HoUsIHoss
usual variety, and 81 Of which Il Ia ssss,,a.
49, kk0NAULT Co"e
49,. Auctioneers 4,
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THE
ELEGANT LACES AND
EMBRoIDERIRs
now presented are the most
chasts and desirable goods
ever seen In this market, and
they are selling at low prices
at
J. sTEENBOCK b co.'s,
Nos. lsls and 1915 Main street.
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NJ JOHN 3. DEvLIN,
fBsAxcH or rHs HOUSE, OF DEvIIs l. Co., OF
NEW YORK CITY, f'-rr.
respectfully announces to the citizens Of Richmond
.- j. ...'" $3.50 that he will
OPEN HIS NEW AND ELEGANT STORE, d"
No. lss7 MAIx srxzsr, topposite the post oniceD
with . choice and select assortment of r
aESTLENBN's
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
which he will offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
on TUESDAY MORNING, THE SrH INSTANT.
Mr.. WILLIAM H. READ and Mr.. HExkI T. MIL.
LsR, Of Richmond. are engaged as salesmen.
-#- foe s-lwl
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ssses1gt1sS4f1lE ! IN xSS1 ISssssss
4 hsiassssss sseaess IishtA ~ Htssh. |
ME WILL Ill BY AUCTION,
fs :.s:.. !. :s:::ss!!.. s0 =
&5tEy ...sx LIND slpsrxADs.
: MWfl Aalf Bfbsfxxps,
s sSAti1sGfs f fsssht!E
CANH STAT CHxiR5.
Sgssa3ssyssl DESK.
~ SHWfN6 H1CHlHIs,
AlIR;GL0IH Diy4Es.
So yM .sf!t d st HI1rpe1ls. @Asrrs
St4E ris DisT .ss C1 1eG ssoirss,
gRQCkeRYWARk 90 ~ rs
WiHpoh SHADES .ig54.
sA0kIEe TOBACCO.
IH0LIGH NUSTAnD,
SUPERIOR WRITING lnK,
CABINET: MAkBRs WO9K BHnCH, a3
GRIN DSfONE an or AND,
BooKBINDERSf aiSs and rtoUoH, -,
.tag7 ALSO,
= DoUBLE.sEAr BUGGY WAGON ID. excellent
order. RkGNAULT D Co.,
oce Aaeti0nsers, &c.
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AA VI e.....
a. B 90 q; !, a:s 49, =.
G sgss ds ssi; a fRft 1s SkIs L:s,:
Fanny, yaiia and Andrsx Wsief Osn sn a,.ms
sSinls s sSni s5siI ing s. 8.
drew Wsllron. ---- 49,
NEW THEATRE
vg 4. ,a,sAs s!n|Is ss$sEs Il STILL.
.a4,, TRUST t FF6 LUCK. ss'''@
nAN CAsTELLOs aRBAT SHOW
TRAINIp Wild AN1HALs.
\ 0."''' yoInIxa 4
MODEL AID MORAL EXHIBITION.
LOOK OUT ,oR TIE GRAND PROCESSION
KNIGHTS IN REAL ARHoR,
LADIES IN REGAL ROBES,
QUEENS CARRIAGE OF STATE,
THE MOUNTED zoUAvEs.
TIE CoRNEr BAHD.
by" GOLDEN CHARIOT.
HORSES, PONIES, AND MULES,
will be prominently seen and admired, but
-.>." THE NOVEL FEATURE
THE LIVE LION LET LOOSE IN THE STREETS,
taken from Its cage by
THE INTREPID HERR LINGIL.
WALKED OVER A PLATFORM, AND PLACED
UPON A CAB AND CARRIED IN TRIUMPH.
,u THE GOLDEN CAR OF oRPHRus.
containing ..
,,gCKHART's SILVER coRNRT BAND.
e.'e.. A STREET PARADE,
Gorgeous in the extreme, unmistsksbly indiea.
tive OF the strength and resources of
40. DAN CAsTELLOs GREAT SHOW.
AT RICHMOND.
on the corner Of Fourth and Clay streets, for one
week commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER LIST,
AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS.
Admission, IS cents children under twelve
years of age, so cents Separate seats for colored
persons, 50 cents. .....
The manager, In announcing the commencement
OF the second annual southern tour Of
DAN CAsTELLo's GREAT SHOW.
IA pleased to be able to present an array of artistic
names comprising the very best talent in the world
DAN CASTILLO.
the original conversationaist will appear at each
entertainment, and introduce the only thoroughly
trained horse in the universe.
BURNELL RUNNELLs,
the embodiment OF grace and style, will, with his
TWO PRETTY AND GIFTED BOYS,
render q pleasing series of LIVING PICTURES,
which, for ease, excellence, and elegance, have
never before been witnessed in America. This
young southerner and his two little children con-
stituted the leading attractions in the principal
theatres, hippodromes, and eircuses Of the Old
World.
Papers praised them! Journalists endorsed
them People pronounce them great
NOTICE.
FIRST PERFORMANCE,
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER l, 1850.
Doors open and o'clock u. Sc 2s-f
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If "A: 81 ia s;fsE
to- win 3 Sssrsd iSi ;sls g suetion o. AM =:
tobeI r., 9 hail pas! O'clock p. NJ M ITO g.
nsat BRICK DwELLMe . above d.ssrib.Ss w!
Lining .s iosf roons, brisk kitchen With 80. -:
good repair. The lot Fronts twenty fsss =. 70
side Twenty.sevsnth street. running baeh -. az
70 en alley sixteen feet vide. "a ss
L,ssHs Urs-third cash balance At six A,
and trust deed 70 secure the deferred nsvnai
oeGtds 3. A. J. CLOPTOy ipps,nhc
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THOSE
BATH AND WHITNEY
BLANKETS
are Just In season, and thsrs
10 q very full assortment Of
sizes and qualities at
J. STEENBOCK b CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and l3lS Main street.
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IN
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
= very heavy ASSORTMENT 10
Just now being opened at
J. STEENBOCK L CO.'S.
Nos. 1918 and LIS Main street.
MAGNIFICENT
DE- BSS 8 / l. X 81,

We have now In store the
greatest variety Of DRESS
SILKS We have ever present.
cd J; and from the advantages
OF purchasing them In Pssis
during the European panic.
FOR GOLD ONLY.
we are able to sell them at Q
very low figure ct
J. sTREABoCK / CO.'S.
Eos. l3ls and LIS Main street.
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EOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT
Il on Twenty .6fth street, Union Hill. one -
square north Of vensble, with five rooms c:;
and kitchen, lately painted, and In complete. ~
garden. Rent to yearly tenant, Si@. :,
Also, neat FRAME TENEMENT With three
roous, and Kitchen, on Twenty sixth street, In real
Of above, In good order. Rent by the year only
elso. Apply at the corner Of Twenty. fourth and
Venable streets.
oc eS&Tuh Ent WILLIAM WALSH.
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NEW .THIATaHE.-.ssrrr-s.sas...-,'s's

rREM- .rmssurrssssa.s...--,s -
pgyylILD &-M4IDIoI. ,..".r.H AxAosRs.
rHr1D II, i or = aul6 slsrlas.
s:..|,ls| - i 81 So g: =:
sIss df JAIN AFURs1s i To- q .s:
Seid. 70 conclude with The nautieal drama,
RLICK-IY1D SUSAN, onssn sissn - An
drew WslAron.T I'll -. S-nl
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EIRST.CI.AsS AND COMPLETE
soSssSS. sSSl hU33 sis. ya!.s:
ys3nrnsd 10 ne city. soHeIts his former pstronS
and oihsr. Ofsrs his professional services for .
tbcsoush, practical and ani.hsd course OF NJ.
on the HARP. PixN0, 0GlTAR, Organ CuL:
TiyITiON OF faR VOICE, aud the AcADE1I.
CAL METHOD OF properly inpaning mssie IN.
strucfion. Address throgEh post, or commu:
nicsiions may be LEFT Of Nsssfs. Davies 2 Sons
music store Cor PioysssoR DE- C0SlkL.
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WI isox, a0DpIN & APPRRsoN.


CMALLrFxRM, OF FTFTY.sEvEN
ior ispi !hs ssiussls iil: yAEI e ,SI
snd hak asr.s pow oesupisa py t@ec 11nSS.,
WIN 's tss New s csns1l and New SsIEss
The land Il IN . high state Of tn1prGysmsns; ~
The 10 nsna viii Be- for one year. from the i day
Of Novsnbsf, lsss, 70 The ist day q Moys.bsr
i' 81 . AggslSI q okpAfRs s:i s:..ss Assn..
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away fton ths highway, not svsa knowing
ne nsws, bat thur cut oR. she hss 9 Mast
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Admission, IS cents; children under twelve
years of age, 50 cents. Separate seats for coored
persons, 50 cents. ......
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TOR RENT, and immediate posses.
sion siy:n, 9 RslcK D DIVE on
Ninth and Tenth, containing six rooms, el
brick Kitchen with two rooms; gas and water In
ths house. The whole premises are In perfect
accommodating. 3. Al. CLOPT0N, i,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
r .., f.t,..ts 3.ENf.I1 No. 81 Twelfth straet,
90 e-3t between Main and franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-06

EOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
JIG BRICK HOUSE, situated on the west -
side Of Fourth street between Cary and E.
Canal streets. Possession can be bad at once. jul
- :. -" ) = ~. 1T j. II! E. D. RACH0,
Real Estate Agent.
o. 6-ltx Office on Fourteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-05
The Democratic Convention Of the Fifth
MARYLAND District.
AN ADJOURNMENT TO BALTIMORE
CSnariaI Corr.snonaa,.- "a NJ, 9,

AN ADJOURNMENT TO BALTIMORE
Especial Correspondence OF Tue Star.l
bLAp1NsBURG, Sept 4-Editor Star This
afternoon, on the reassemb bling Of the Con ven
ton to nominate a candidate TO represent this
Nhe hfth) district in Congress, Mr. William
VI. isaac, from the majority of the com nit
Tee on credentials, &c, made the following re-
port:
=" That all the delegates from the counties OF
81. Marys, Charles, Calvert, Anne Arundel,
Howard and Baltimore Counties were req a,
larly elected; that no delegates have been
elected from Montgomery county; that Baiti-
more county be entitled to three votes; that in
the matter OF tie contest in Prince Georges
county, your committee have hsard both the
claimants to seats, and carefully considered
the evidence submitted to them, and not being
aole 70 agree, report as matter Of compromis e,
that the delegation headed by Harper be ad.
United, with power to cast two votes, and the
delegation headed by Col. Bowie be admitted,
with power to cast one vote"
Mr.. Camalier, Of st. Mary's county, chair
man Of the committee, made a minority report
signed by himself alone. stating that in conse-
quence of the absence of the delegation from
Montgomery county, the contestinC uelega-
tons from Prince Georges county, and the al
legged irregularities in the calling OF the con-
vention, that the election Of delegates be re-
ferred back to the voters OF the district and
that the convention assemble in Baltimore
city, TO enable the great Democratic party more
fully to cooperate with the conservative
Union voters OF his district in support OF
the policy of President johnson, as enunciated
August.
Mr.. Parran raised the point that the minori-
\ ty report was not in order not being germane
TO the subjects before the committee.
Ihis point was discussed by Messrs. Downs,
OF st. Mary's; Parran, Of Calvert; Ford, of ST
Mary's; Compton, of Charles; Siingluff, of
Baltimore; Billingsly, of St. Mary's; and
Welch, OF Anne Arundel. During the debate
It was urged that the Convention had not nm
Til The 18th hour, had the san ction of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee
d The question coming up on the minority re.
port
Mr.. James Makubbin was in favor of Good
Grating with the Conservative Union Con ven
ton TO meet IN Baltimore on the 5th instant
John X. Brown, Esq, of Howard, moved
that the Convention adjourn to meet 10 NOR
row in Baltimore, at Barnum's Hotel; which
was lost.
The minority report was rejected by yeas 4,
nays IL.
The majority report, was adopted, yeas II,
nays ..
The Convention then adjourned to meet at
Barnums Hotel, Baltimore, at IL O'Clock to.
morrow-yeas 9, nays S.