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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19

New Musical Observation-Disclosures ton
has recently been drawn to u new and very
interesting musical invention by Mr.. Eugene
'rrastour de Nerano, of New Orleans, resi-
ding 1T present in this city, gentleman we'll
known in the musical world. The instrument
is :; wooden box so constructed that 1t can
readily be attached 10 the keyboard of any
piano forte or organ. Into this box is intro
duced I; roll of sheet music ION which the
musical composition 10 be performed is perio-
rated instead of being printed, When Il series
of lXi;.l bars underneath the box strike the
keys of the piano forte and perform the most
delicate and difficult, as we'll rs The most
simple music producing II pleasure effects of
execution which no living artist would think
of attempting; or performing, for instance u
chromaiic scale in octavts, thirds and tenths,
over The key board with Il rapidity which
causes the whole scale 10 sound like the snap
of Il whip, though every note was clearly
heard. / can also be made 10 produce the
same effects rs if four, six, eight, or more
hands We're performing. IN fact on hearing
il, one would think 4 most accomplished artist
or band of artists were playing with the
greatest skill, taste, and feeling, as well as
with the greatest mathematical accuracy. Its
powers are not limited TO one set of tunes,
since il can always perform at sight" with
out hesitation or previous study, amy musical
composition, even the most ditticult.-Neto
York Times.
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ErrER FROM PETERSBURG.
correspondence 81 tue n,chmord Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, October Is, 1867.
IN the Dispn'cS OF yesterday you honor our
nuprctcndinc little city with notice not too
COMPLIMENTARY iuasmuch rs we are charged
with being still addicted TO antcdiurian
rsaCcs Feeling confident that You were Ia
boring under some misapprchcnsion in regard
10 the facts q: the case, and that you We're
therefore visiting censure on those To whom
i; aid not properly attach, ! felt induced to
sock Tor information from authentic sources
II Won had fully acquainted yourself with the
matter feel convinced You would not have
made your neIghbor the subject of obnoxious
comparison.
That through freight is still conveyed in
draws between the Weldon and Pocahontas
GepotS is not denied-bnt whose fault is it
Certainly not that Of the managers OF the
Petersburg road who have made various pro
positions Ia the President OF the Richmond
road which have no; been accepted. President
Sanford disclaimS all desire 10 make a cent o..
pro,it on freight passing over the connection,
and has offered 10 IT ,nsport II for the bare
cost This has been the basis OF some two or
three proposals he has made. After they
were declined he invited President Ellis 10
make i counter proposition, ana u Is expected
that this will be submitted in few days.
Negotiations on the subject are, therefore.
pending: and until they fail and ii becomes
manifest that the old system OF drayage is To-
be prrpetuatcd, II iS best 10 refrain from cen
sorious remarks towards either party. There
is no telling the amount OF injury that has
been infiict on our public improvements bv
i'll considered criticism. The fable You cite
OF the man, the ASS, and the boy, in another
connection, is capable OF quite an extensive
application.
Thus far no blame Justly attaches 10 either
MIR. Ellis or Mr.. Sanford. The presidents OF
railroads are III duty bound To protect the IN.
IerestS Of their respective lines, and il takes
time 10 perfect all new arrangements. Boards
o. Directors have 10 he consulted, ana some
times stockholders. The process i therefor
necessarily attended with more or less of de.
Law The whole railroad system is, indeed.
exceedingly complex, as the great want OF nd
iustTnent between continuous lines album.
dainty proves.
The prosperity of Petersburg essentially
drprndS on the good management OF the Wei.
don road II was in the first inception wholly
. private enterprise, and ii remains 10 the
nrrsan, day the property OF the city and OF
nriya,e stockholders. Ii was built for III"
PURPOSE Of drawing tho trad" OF North caro-
lima 10 this market. The owners might there.
fore hay, refused, without mourning any Just
blame 70 connect with The Richmond ROAD ;
but welding 10 the proGreSSiE" >pfit OF tii'
;i,nrs they finally acqueSCcd, many OF tn"il
s,il believing that the connection "ouiu
oprraln luluriously 10 the interests OF me
civ as IL has taken many years 10 accom-
pli>h this result. the delay OF few weeks III
arranging The matter of freight Sc;trcelN
Afforded sufficient cause for lnNldious com
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RAILROAD REFORM The friends of 4 new
aud somewhat novel railroad enterprise hold
:, meeting tonight 1T the Cooper Institute.
The object is 10 further 4 project for Increased
railroad accommodation between Tue seanoaTd
and me West and the means for accomplish
inp this end is TO be Il double track for freight
trains on which any person may nave the
ri,hl TO run trains. 1t would SEEM 1T first
thought, that such an arrangement Wouia De
,,orn productive of railroad smash-ups than
ANYTHING else, but the plan is said to have
the endorsement of leading railroad men and
shippers in all parts of the country. We only
hope that it is feasible, and ihat 1t may be
PRACTICALLY applied. If feasible, it would
nave Il tendency TO enlarge the accommoda-
ton of freghts, reduce charges, and thereby
benent all classeS.-Nelo York Sun, l7M.
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The result of the trial of the American Rod
man gun 1T Shoeburyness is summed up by
the London Times, which says: 1.-The signl-
ticant result is this, that with our own system
of artillery all the effect produced by the
American gun is produced by guns far Lighter,
cheaper, and more manageable. The Rodman
gun, AS we have said, weighs 10 tons, and IL
only succeeded in penetrating the target with
4o-potnd shot and Il loo. pound charge At 20
yards range. Our own l2-ton gun, with i
ball not much above half as heavy, and with
Il charge OF less than 30 pounds, has penetrated
This target over and over again II 200 yards
range, so that we can match the American
performance with an equal performance
achieved 1T about half the expense. Clearly
therefore, the magnitude and weight OF metal
incidental To the American system express
only 50 much cumbrous superlluity and need
less waste OF powder"
One of Robespicrro's eXecutioners died re-
Gently in Paris. He was an old man of eighty
four and over seventy years ago TOOK part III
the execution of RobeSpierre and ST. Just.
He has since presided over many transactions
OF Il similar character though the fact that he
was sun living was comparatively unknown
nhtii he drew public attention TO himself by
dying.
IN, Inc most westerly inhabited point in the
y, ',,olS VI the United States is in the Island
| ,rot',N 'o' None OF the newly acq uired Russian
! group. III longitude II. d.pr,a. IN minutes
| -. iNis Is nearly sixty two deprees hayond
| 49,, II cape OF Washington Territory
an" rom our eastern limit on the Nv RrnrS
WICK border Is nearly 40 degrees or ora.third
o' Tue circumference of the globe. -YriLu,,.
Mr DucreuX, Frenchman. residiup !, Neu,
otk mas invented an arran cement 10 he M.
,tcaou 10 u carriage or buggy, which in a mo-
inent releases the animal from the c,rri,ga in
case OF runaway or other accident.
The young ladies mentioned as having DRINK
s 50 iiiu.n ~ tne springs This season are by no
means 10 be considered aqua. ducks ErchqnQs,
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING
Y 225 ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM
ING AND GARDEN LAND: FRONTING ON The
WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND CHARLES
CITY ROAD, THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-By request of DR.. H..
Lofand, we will sell on MONDAY. November H.,
1857. at o'clock p 81, on the premises, his val
uable farm located AZ described above. contain
ing 225 acrss OF highiy improved land, upon which
there is comfortable dwelling containing four
rooms and all necessary out buildings, all new.
OF this tract l25 open and in cultivation ::
the residue well timbered Fifty acres are well
set in timothy and clover, and the premises en-
closed with an excellent plank fence and cedar
posts.
Adjacent to the dwelling is well of most excel
lent water.
Terms: One. fourth in cash the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negota Bile notes
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
by deed of trust LEE & GODDIN,
Auctioneers.
The above farm will be disposed o. at private
sale oc lG-eodtlS tdtds
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST. AND WEST. VA TH8
RICHMOND, FREDERlCKsBuRG, AND roT0:
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THB UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlIY-EL CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS 0S
ALL TRAlNS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on TIL,
road are now from the southern terminus Of
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIrRTa
sTRBBTs rs follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAlH leave, Rich.
mond daily st lilo A. NJ, arriving In Washiu..
ton at 81 p. M, connecting with IN. early 81.
ternoon express trains for the North. East ard
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAILTRAIN, with eI.
CANT cars supplied with the patent sleeping
chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily ~ g.iSP,
H., Sundays excepted) arriving In Washington
at o.l5 A. NJ, connecting with tho early morn.
Ing trains for the North. East. and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sieeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local 81.
press pac kages, caves Richmond daily SUNDAY,
excepted) from the depot corner Of Broad and
Eighth strssts, At 4 P. 81, arriving In Frsds.
ricksburg att. .oP. NJ
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BA0.
GAGE CHECKS TO Alexandria, Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, and
all the principal cities In the West.
For further Information and IN ron h tickets ap-
ply at the Office OF tho company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, ShockOs Hill, md at tn. ticke,
Office, corner Byrd aud Eighth streets,
General Ticket gent
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. apps
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election OF the man already before the people,
who is in every way unsuitable and obiec-
tionable; which motion was seconded by
Colonel lanes NJ. Wilcox and unanimously
voted by the meeting
Major Robert Douthat moved that copies of
the proceedings of this meeting be sent TO the
leading Richmond papers with arequest that
they be published; whcreupon, on motion,
the meeting adjourned.
EDWARD WILCOX, Chairman.
Il II T,gcU Secretary,
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionsers
and Zeal Estate Agents.

IT r U 8 TEE F. s SALE OF 406 4-10
i ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBBRsD LAND,
IN HENR1CO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE DEEP
Run ROAD AND THE THREE CHOPPED ROAD.
AS trustees In q csrtain deed of trust made BY B..
w. Green and Julia A., his wife, dated 18th Sep
TENDER, 1865 duly recorded In Henrco County
Court, we shall, In exscuti on thersof, at the re-
quest Of the benehciaries In the said deed. pro-
coed to sell at public auction on the premises, on
II not the first fair day thereafter. that valuable
400 4-1o ACRES, according to recent survey. The
said land is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and by reason thereof Is regarded Of
peculiar value.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
referred 10 In said deed which have matured,
which may arise from said sale on such terms as
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
failure 10 give any directions, then on such terms
as the said trustees may announce at the time OF
sale.
AS the said land ad Joins the land OF Mr. John
w. Alley, persons attending the sale will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctonser to the
spot on the premises selected for the sale TO
of.
The taxes for thisyear to be paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT s. POLLARD, Trr.tsaa
SO II JOHN b. YOUNG,
The foregoing sale is uuavoidably postponed
until MONDAY 2lst October, 1857. ut the same
hour. Zoe lO] TRUSTEES.
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Ry Harrison, Goddn i Apperson, Auctionesrs
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATEO ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.-By virtue OF 4 deed Of trust bearing
date 9TH Of May, 1857, duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court in deed book No. 81 B, page 3as,
we shall in execution thereof, proceed to sell at
Dist of October 1887. at O'Clock p ~, If fair, II
not, the first fair day thereafter, the following
very valuable REAL EsTATB-viz., the LOT At
fronting IS feet, running back l53 feet to an alsy
twenty feet wide. Also, the LOT near the fore
going, fronting 70 feet said south side OF Clay
street, running back l53 feet to said alley, on a
part OF which stands a framed tenement occupied
as a school house.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and 10 pay Oft certain negotiable notes
amounting TO ~ 500 and as to the residue of the
purchase money such terms AZ thu grantor on
said deed shall prescribe and direct, or on his
failure to give any directions, then on such terms
the trustees shall announce at the hour Of sale.
JAMES PLsASANTS, lrxr.,.
oc4 JAMES l.. APPEkSnN, htu'ee''
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The Rochester Democrat humanely says
"Considered rs n charitable institution for
the benefit of nalf-paid clergymen and starv,
ing Bohemians. the lecture system ls granu
success, and perhaps demands our warmest
corn rnpndatiOn. =
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OFFICE RICHMOND AID YORK RIygK,
RAILROAD CogP.NY.
Richmond Anynsr A lay

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AMI
~ NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YCRS
RIVER RAlLROAD.-Thls road Il now open r.,
frsight and passengers for Baltimore and Norfolk
Passengers for Baltimore leave thu Richmond
and York River Railroad depot every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at o'clock A. N 7. reaching BAN.
more to early breakfast next morning ReturLiu.
they leave Baltimore avery WEDNESDAY, IA
SATURDAY III o'clock =. NJ, reaching Rich.
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freight for Baltimore received every day lSrr
days exceptedl 1t the Richmond and York Rive,
Railroad depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk and Intermediate land.
lngr leav- thu Richmond and York kIy-r Han.
road depot every Tu hsDAl, Thu bSDAY, and
SATURDAY at O'Clock A "
Freight for horfoIk and intermediate landings
received 1t this depot on MONDAYS, WEDSbs.
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
On THURSDAY, and SUNDAYS the train, win
leave the White House on tho arrival Of the Batl.
more boat.
Rates a. low az by any other line.
For furrher information, apply 10
WILLIAM Is. EHOs, Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. NEEDHAM SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
Au 3l--ts
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"Is not astonishing said n wealthy in
diridual, THAT 4 large fortune was left me
bv person who had only seen me once
1t would have been still more astonishing,
said wag, elf he had left IL TO you after
seeing YOU twice.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctoneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW
j FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT. ON TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET, UNION HILL, AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed to
the subscriber As trnstee by James Johnson, dated
25th Septemb er. 1855, and recorded in Henrico
County Court office, being thereto uested by the
creditor secured, will sell at auction, upon the
premises, on TUESDAY the ed October, at half
past O'Clock P. NJ, il fair, il not, then on the
nsxt fair day ,hers after at the same hour the pro.
perty conveyed by said deed, being LOT OF
GR"HND on Twenty. seventh street batween L
and NJ fronting 80 feet and running back l25 feet,
upon which lot stands NEW FRAMED HOUSE
with three rooms, and kitchen.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note for 1900 due the 25th Of
September, 1857; the balance upon terms to be
made known at the time Of sale.
ALBERT C. ELLINGTON, Trustee.
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS Auctnneers Oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19

Professor Blot saws careful cook need not
buy lard, and if she economises she VIII be
able to save enough fat from scraps 10 MAKE
all the soap which is needed in the householu'
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An elderly maiden who had suffered some
disappoin tment, thus defines the human race
/" MANA conglomerate mass of hair, tobacco
smoke, confusion. conceit, and calfskln.
Mnman-The waiter on the aforesaid.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Appperson,


DESIRABLF LOT AND SM ALL
~ BRICK TENEMENT THEREON, ON T II Z
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH BbTWEEN NAB
AUCTION VIII be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses. on WEDNESDAY the ed Of October 1887
At half. past o'clock p. NJ the REAL ESTATE
located rs above. The lot fronts IS feet and runs
back 100 feet 10 an alley. on which stands small
tenement formerly ussd as q schoolhous and
residence.
TERMS: One. third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed
HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERsON,
oc Is Auctionesrs.
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BY COOK q LauRnton, AuCtIoneero,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
CANAL BOATS AT AUCTION.-We
" will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d
instant at IL o'clock NJ at the corner OF Nine
teenth streets and Deck, south side,
SEVERAL OPEN CANAL BOATe,
amongst which Will be found two first class boats,
bult expressly for the service of the builders, In
the most substantial and workmanike manner
W IT'D In the past three months, one OF which (just
launched) ID not surpassed by any boat on the
canal for staunchness, model, or easy draught.
ALSO,
4 lot Of BOAT TIMBER, including the chief
portions OF the necessary pieces for canal boat.
TERMS: Cash COOK i LAUGHTON,
oc Is Auctionesrs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
FARM OF FORTY ACRES IN HENRICo,
TWO MILES N0RTB OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN
THE RICHM Nd AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD AND DEEP, RUN TURNPIKE.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date 3th Septem-
bsr. 1865 duly recorded In Aenrco County Court
in deed book No. 90, page a52, shall In execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, the aoth October,
1857, nj o'clock P. M, II fair II not. the first
fair day thereafter, the desirable little farm To-
Gated as above. adjoining the lands OF Msssrs.
Thomas Johnston, the estate OF Dr.. John +. Sin.
ton, A. Barratta. and Others, and now occupied by
Mrs Gentry The land, for the most part. Is In
fine order, and admirably well adapted for a
garden or dairy farm. On It Is an excellent new
dwelling and the usual ont buildings. including
a large barn, stable, &c, and well Of fine water
in the yard. There Is an excellent Young orchard
OF almost every variety Of fruit. such peac hes.
apples. pears, cherries, strawberries, currants.
grapes, &c.
TERMS About $3.50 in cash on credit as to
81 900 until 18th September. 1888, and The like sum
on the same day OF The three following years,
with interest from the 18th September 1857, unti
paid and to the residue thereof, on such terms
as shall be announced at the hour Of sale.
oc IS W. GODDIS, Trustee.
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Re1Z Estate ton. Sale.

DARN FOR SALE.-A large and
Il valuable FARM, near Lynchburg, containing
over $50 ACRES, mostly cleared. Hall the land ID
now in grass and all cereals and tobacco can be
cultivated with profit 1t Is also admirably
adapted for grape and fruit culture The stsck,
including Cows, Agricultural Implements, Crops,
&c, will be sold ut great sacrihce. For further
partic applyto K. Fl. mAURY, JR.,
Real Estate agent and Auctionser,
oc l9-5t+ No l0l4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19
BY Harrison, Goddn Apperson Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
nRuSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE, AMI

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT IN DUVALS ADDITION, NEAR To
THE AIMS. HOUSE.-By virtue OF deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by John a. Wittsl, da-
ted l2th June, 1885, duly recorded in Henrico
County Conrt. shall. in execution thereof, pro-
coed to sall At public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY the 22th October. 1887, a. o'clock ?.
If fair II not. the next fair day thereafter, the
REAL ESTATE located ~ above. and in rear of
the residence Of Mr.. Emanuel Rsbman. The lot
has front of "a feet and depth Of go feet, on
which stands framed tenement occupied by
John Griffin; also, stable, slaughter house, &c.
Terms: Enough in cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off bond of $500. with interest
from l2th June. 1856, until paid and rs 10 the re-
sidue, upon such terms as shall De announced at
the hour OF sale.
ocis FREDERICK BRArgR, Trustee.
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By Bowman & stroock, Auctioneers'
!, Fourteenth street. between Main and Cai


NJ II Fourteenth street. between Main ana Cafy.
ARGE CATALOGUE sALE.-We
/ will offer for sale, at our auction Toons, on
TguRsDAT the oath instant. A. 10 Q, GiooR lalgS
a.so,tment Of DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, &c, com
prsng - Bsaehea and c Bf@wn s sle.as
LIN Ltninga. Linen Towels, Napkins &C.. Black .s
Wbits Linen Bosom Shirts. Merino Shirts and
Drawsrs. Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, Gloves,
Mack tiss Suspsnders, White and Coorsd Hand
tsrchiefs Wooden Hoods, Shawls, Nubias, scarfs,
Hoopskirts, Umbrellas, White and Col ored BLANK
cts and many more desirable goods adapted to the
season. .,co
900 cases Mems, Women's, Boys, Youths, and
Children's Boots and Shoes,
aoOo pairs Army Brogans, and q line OF
$50 dozen Black and Fancy Wool and Fur Hats.
These goods are all fresh and arriving daily
and the attention OF the trade Is called to the
above as the goods will be sold without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $lGo, cash
undpr 1900 sixty days over that amount, ninety
days credit, with approved city endorsement.
dne LUNCH on day Of sale.
BOWMAN STkOoCK, Auctioneers.
P. S. A fna PHELAN'S FOUR-POGKET Bill
LIARD-TABLE will be sold on THIS day oc Is
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BY Harrison Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF VALUABLE
Il COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON COLLEGE BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND BROAD STREETS.-
the request Of the owner and the trustaa, We
shall sell at auction on the premises on To ES-
DAY the 22i OF Octub.r, 1857, at O'Clock =. N !,
the large BRICK and FRAMED COTTAGE RESI-
DBNCE located as above, now in the occupancy
Of Mr. Z. 7. Townsend. The house contains
about ton rooms besides kitchen, and It has many
conveniences for the use OF a large family. The
lot has front Of Oe feet, and depth OF l3i feet TO
wide alley. II will be 80 divided as to sell of a
vacant lot OF thirty feet In front.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour Of sale.
HARRISON, GODDIH & APPERsoE,
oc IL Auc,iOnaars
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FOR SALE.-A LON
L DON-AADE HERCHELIAN TELESCOPE.
with two sets eye pieces and Arms. for viewing
planets, &c. ; shaded glsssss for viewing the sun'
with maHnifyng power Of forty. eight 10 one nun
drsd and eighty diameter; In mahogany e$so.
Apply to box alt Charlottesville. oc -