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EAR RENT.

dwellings FOR RENT-Eor l
rent. thrce.story BRICK DWELLING. ,s H.
on the south side of Broad between yoa1ns
and. Twensy-fourth streets, containing 'en A'o'
ki Ear Rant three-story BRICK DwELbIEG on
r,renty.Hfth between Broad and Marsnah S'A se'
az Toc%s f hsek
ner Twenty-eighth and Grace streets a,,d gater.
egh. rooms p ktemS1Epp ST. Ell Grace be-
tween Second and Third streets. with n'e '00n''
kl Fer rent Ss Small BRICK east w Sfs
~ Twentv.third between NJ and n streets WIN
four rooms kitchen &c In nice or1s TT LING. on
.bc east sid. Of Twenty-second between Leigh "A'
M streets, with five rooms &c; oIrrETIING, on
Fer rent, three-story BRlCk ..,t p Broad and
the east side of Nineteenth between Sitchen.
Marshall streets, containing eight rooli''
&C. co. ws u gas s anT BRIoK GOTTA on Nine
teenth street between Main and Franklin WIN
h Fcr T ren small xena
HE between Twenty. first and twenty as aorden
streets, containing four rooms, ana larse 60
at For Tent small FRAME DWELLING ON Franz
lin near Henry street. containing i've rooht'' -
STORES FOR RENT. -
For rent. BRICK STORE and CELLAH NO.
i'Ts oF rsn STORE with dwelling over
a1 For Ma rent BRiCK STORE with dwelling at
tached containing SIX TouiHs, w 1870
Twenty-frst and twenty second streets h 81
Twenty fifth and Main streets with dwelling over
same containing five rooms, kitchen,y&c sulteo
: For rent, BRICK STORE corner Locust alley
and Main street. formerly occupied by d. hess
berg. ,ro,uo - .h<
north side Of Marshall between Filth ana olxtf
streets. with dwellings over same, ana gas ant
water through the entire premises. APpISy 70 80
LYME. & BROTHER,
30 AZ = ~ 1890 Main street.
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suit speckisa with whits. sssiisv vest chain
was heavy, and, from IL hung Q medallion,
with Isabella's portrait inside most pro-
badly. In his hand he held Q SOFT Dl = =,
taffeta hat. .As to the ring, he is fona "a; =,
white which contrasts With his olszs sk Sie
most painfully. BE is rather .. .oier .San
when seated, as his legs are sh ssseh,s IN
the rest Of his body, but ins sennsins ~
front of beauty when no is s'anon b;gb
talking. for his speaking organ 10 81 h Cd
Ante Which seems to take rise in MS s mead :.
The ,neer,'s being low bass, the enect "a, hs
a1 d,o odis can be fancied, especially
a. u s.ate eoncerns. Well as education mas
% on Sss ssem they are NOW badly of in
worldly point Of view: i has come 2 out u
, w. Chateau LATTE, which was supposed to
t bare been bought by NJ. de Rothschild for
himself at the price Of 4,5oo, ooof:, was
purchased in his name for M. Marfori, SO
hat the trio and their clergy will never be
in want of, glass of wine to keep up ola
souvenirs.-Iaris lstter---Neao forS H re
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pErERsBuRe, October 81, 1868.

&c.. PETERSBURG, October n, 1858.
The annual session Of the Grand Division,
Sons Of Temperance, is to be held at Tenn.
perance Hall, in this city, commencing to-
morrow "wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock
From the amount Of business to be Trans
acted, the session will probably De extent
ed through several days and, furthermots,
officers are to be elected for the ISIS
year. On Thursday evening Puono E;rst
ing Of the Order is to be heid o. .no
Ron.;st chnrcb when several 1nterestinS
.ddrasses' will probably be delivered. II
hahon,ns ,he friends of the cause 10 De on
~. n."o 49,. NV az much if not more tnan
ono. 90 +h. country is almost inundated by
tho i;nnia Are. having its source III count
iess nnn,bsr Of delegates from Richmond
and other parts are expected to be IN at.
tendance.
dov by a negro man whom the Chief OF
Police was trying to arrest for some dis
.rrhance. He few into furious passion
when the Captain took holdo him and told
him he must 60 to jail; and had it not been
for fhe assistance Of some negroes near NJ
hand he would probably have done MIN
some ncrsonal in Jury and made his escape.
Az it was, he offered frequent violence on
his way to the jail, cursing the Captain
ard defving the Mayor. Unless such ras
calls ore thoroughly suhdued, the Mayor ana
policemen will be subject to daily Insult.
In consequence Of the Mayors absence III
Richmond to-day the case will not come up
till tomorrow.
Vast numbers OF wild geese are now VS.
ting our waters and poaching on the n .ha
of Young wheat adjacent, insomuch 'na1
farmers are under the necessity OF SeePlns
+ constant guard for the protection OF their
crops. Wild fowl Of every kind promise 10
be unusually abundant next winter. ..
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HuMoRs OF AN ENGLISH CASvAss.-The
London correspondent Of the New York
Times writes:
The elections increase in warmth as the
critical hour approaches. That little amuse-
ment which described in a recent letter
has begun with great effect in: several
places. A Cabinet Minister is among the
first TO fall victim to it. Sir Stafford
Northcote, the Indian Secretary, has had
a very rough canvass in North Devonshire,
in common with the other candidates, land ne
has faced 1t with great good humor. 1t is
awkward to be called upon to speak in 8
town where large party is opposed to you,
and where the meeting will not hear sim
gle word you say. When this game has
gone on for q month, one gets little tired
Of it. But this, is not all that Sir Stafford
Northcote endured. At Collumpton there
was great row at a meeting Of the worthy
electors. After time they set to work fight
ing, and mud was thrown about in man
ner which lightened the labors of the street.
cleaners the following day. With this mud
the intelligent voters soon mixed rotten
eggs, thus making kind of batter, which
the candidates might receive as token OF
: Collumpton hospitality. One of the can
didates was pelted with mud, eggs, and
rotten apples-the rough ingredients of 8
pudding-until he was fain to take to his
heels. Sir Stafford Northcote made his
speech, and remarked that the meeting was
very lively one. Then Mr.. Farrant got
up to say few words. They proved to be
very few. "He tried to make a speech"
says the report, "but little could be heard
except | was born and bred in the pa
rish.'" With this important contribution
to their knowledge, the electors were salts
fed, and promptly supplied Mr.. Farrant
with his share of rotten eggs. Aman can
not make a good speech with stale egg
trickling down his cheek and mouth, and
soft apple planked in his stomach.
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: .a,,;ra.. moro than his reddyness and
ah;,;sv 10 smash another fellow, and 1t IL
:;.s az With hen. When q rooster gifts
}; ;oI the hens ell march oph with the
other rooster, If he aint half 80 big or hand
some.
91I II IL pluck that wins hen or woman.
There is great variety ov pedigree
amung the rooster race, but for stlddy olz-
ness. give me the old-fash dominique
rooster, hort-legged, and when they walh
thew alwus strut, and their buzzume SUCK
ont like q aIderman's abdominal cupboard.
This breed is hawk-colored, and mas
crooked tail on them arched like SICKLE,
and az full ov feathers as new duster.
But when you come right down to grit,
and throw all outside influences overheard,
there amt nothing on earth, nor under IT.
that can out-style, out-step, out-orag' VI
out-pluck regular Bantum rooster.
They alwus put me in mind ov sery
small dandy practicing before q looAins
glass. .:u.o rnceo
but they make az much FUSS az .un.
have seen them trying teW PlcS quailIl
with q two-hoss wagon, ana oohl t.lnh
thew would hesitate tew hight meeune-
house if it waz the least sassy tew them.
It seems tew be necessary that there
should be sumthing outrageous IN eTry-
thing, tew show us whar proprlety ends
and improperly begins. This IL the mel
ancholly case in the rooster affair; 1or we
have the shanghi rooster, the gratest out
rage, in my opinyun, ever committed IN the
annals of poultry.
Theze kritters are the camels amung
fowls, they nope around the barnyard,
tipping over the hay racks and stepping on
the yung goslins, and evry now and then
they crow confusion.
If emmy body should Civ me shanghi
rooster should halter him and keep him
in box stall, and feed him on cut feed,
and if he would work kind in harness, all
right; if not, would butcher him the fust
wet day that cum, and salt him down teW
Civ tew the poor. .5i-f'7.E #1
But thare amt nobody going tew Civ
me one ov this breed, knot If know 1t; /
don't think thare IL man on earth mean
enough tew do it. 5 ~.
BOOSTERS do but very little household
work; they won't lay emmy eggs, nor try
tew hatch any, nor see tew the young ones !;
this satisfys me that there is sum truth In
the mythoioSlhal ackount Nv Ihe ioooleA o
fust origin.
Yu kant git rooster tew pay emmy atten-
shun tew yung one; they spend their
time in Growing, strutting, and accasionly
find worm, which they make remarka-
BILE fuss over, calling up their wives from a
distance, apparently tew treat them, but
just az the hens get thare this elegant and
elaborate cuss bends over and gobbels up
the morsel.
Just like q man, for all the acorld.
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BOOSTERS.
kOOs
Nv nrnf. 1. billings.

BY prof. J. billings.
Thare is not on the whole horizon on
live natur more pleading and strengthen.
ing study than the Rooster. This re.
markable package of feathers has bin fol
ages food for philosophik as well as the sim.
pie curious mind. They belong tew the
feathered sekt denominated poultry, and
are the husbands of menny wives. In
Utah it is considered disgrace tew speak
disrespekful of rooster. Brigham Young's
coat ov arms is rooster in full blast,
Growing till he is almost bent over double
backward. t< E'
The flesh ov the rooster is very similar
tew the flesh ov the hen; it is hard tew dis.
tinguish the difference, espeshly in yure
soup. Roosters are the pugilists amung the
domestic burds; they wear the belt, and
having no shoulder teW strike from, they
strike from the heel. aaat5
BOOSTERS. according to profane history, if
my edukashun remembers me right. were
formerly a man, who come suddenly upon
one oy the heather gods at time when he
want prepared tew see company, and waz
for that offence rebuilt over into the fus,
rooster, and waz forever afterward destined
tew crow as kind Of warning. This change
from man akounts for their fighting abili-
ties, and for their politeness tew the hens.
Tbare is nothing in q man that woman
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October.

Nh cr,crets. hush your boding song,
know the tru nth 1t makes SO. plain
We saw that Autumn dies ere long,
And soon the Winters wrath anu wrong
VIII chill the pallid world again.
oh. mournful wind of midnight, cease
10 breathe your low, prophetic sign
Too clearly for my SPIRITS peace sr,..
see The mellow d.ys decrease.
And fell december drawing hlsn'
Fall silently, October rain, +ora
Nor take that wailing under.tone-
I Nor beat so loudly on the pane
Tho sad monotonous rt'Fatu e,xun
BE charter OF your golden days, rs,
DC Oh soidcnest month or all the throng!
Oh pour less lavishly your rays ~
Hoard carefully your purple maze,
90, naply, 1t may last more long
Soendthrifs October, art thou Wise, =. 5.
Who wasteth In thy plsEte9us ?, ime
More beauty on the earth ana skieS
More hue aud glow, than would suilce
40 brighten all the Winter-Iime
Yes-better Autumn, all delight,
And then y Winter all unolest,
Than months OF mingled dark and Dr1ght,
OF faded tints and palid light,
Imperfect dreams and broken rest
All better IL our life could know
Oue Who'll y happy. perfect year, .r,
One time OF cloudiess JOY and glow .-
And hen its days Of rayles, woe,
Than tuts comminglcd hope and fear
This doubt and dread which naught consoles,
Which mar ks Our brows ere manhood prime
The dark uncertainty which rolls .,
Like charfut-wneels acr ss our sous,
And makes us old before our time. ....'
So pour your light, october skies
Oh falrest skies which ever are.
Put on, y Earth, your brayest dyes, .g
And smile, although the cricket cries,
And Winter threatens from affair
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QUEEN IsABELLA's FAvoRITE DESCRIBED
When had the advantage of seeing Senior
Marfori he reminded me Of the caricatures
drawn of Louis Philippe in lS4S. His face
is the exact outline Of a pear, of which the
stalk region is the forehead. He is all a
cone, and extremely unprepossessing, as his
eyes are very close together, and in order
TO make them appear larger he wears a
perpetual pair of spring eyeglasses. His
whiskefs and moustaehe are bushy, streaked
with graz his neck is thick, his hands
white 10 excess, his legs short, and feet
small hut he is altogether very ugly. The
only yerSs forbidding part Of this royal
ftaYorite is q set Of long white teeth, and
they looked carniYorous. lie wore brown
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A LASKA DIAMONDS.

A newly-discovered TRANSPARENT CAR
BONizEn QUARTZ. equal in briliisncy to the
real diamond, mounted at factory In ar; Is
tic settings, GUARANTEED FINE GOLD. ard
soid by us at ONE-FIFTIETH Of the cost of real
diamonds to which they are equal in every respect
except intrinsic value. EaIl@
Solitaire Eardrops, per pair, $5 and Sc; soli-
ealre Finger Rings. 80 and Sl0 Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins, %. Us, g.: so sl5, $40 Solitaire
Bosom Plus $40 and Sl2; Gents Cluster Bosom
Pin with Tail. $40 Cluster Pin and Earrings, Sld
and $2s; Cluster Cross: SO, $40, and BIS; Cluster
Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings, $40 and as Gins
ter Finger Rings, S5, IS, $40, and Sl2.
Orders less than S5 must be accompanied with a
pos Office order. and the goods sent free Orders
exec, ding that amount, by express, for collection
on delivery, Gust, mers paying all express charges
TRY Us. Address = -
J,MSs T. MONROE & CO.,
---- Importers and Manufactures
&C 29-2m l95 Rroadwsy \ cw York
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A LETTER FROM MARX TwAIN.-Judge
Charles Z. Cady hands US the following
characteristic epistle, received lately from
the lively Mark Twain.-St. LOUIS Times.
No. LAG ASYLUM STREET,
HARTFORD, October 5.
Dear Judge,-I am just starting away
onsa trip up the mountains, ana snatch
moment to apologize to you and Hodnett 1or
my lapse Of duty. You see cou1an' 40 Q
it. have been on the wing ever since l
left you, and am at 1t yet. ien d. am
ON the war-path. I am going after the per-
son who sent me this diabolical" Question
in Moral Science" as he calls it, to be elu-
cidated by me. Moral science is my best
hold generally, but the interrogatory is too
many for me- l have not solved 1t qnite,
but suppose could have done it if had
remained in my right mind. You try it
awhile. You are healthy.
| ~ "oUESTIoN IN MORAL SCIENCE.
elf man were to signify, however,
which he WAS not if he had the power,
which being denied him he will endeavor
anyhow, merely because he don't, would
| y0u 2" ...~..
1t mixes me beyond expression. Because
| sometimes | think he Is, and sometimes
think he acouId. and then again think he
| don't. Other times / think he daSRt. Just
occasionally think he did, but then am
not certain. Indeed, am not quite certain
on any count in this indictment-if it be an
Indictment and since it isn't like anything
else can think of, it mast be an indict-
ment. Bring the powers Of the legal mind
to bear upon it.
You treated me SO Hospitality when was
in St. Louis, and did it with such grace
and such hearty spirit withal, that it gives
me genuine pleasure to be able to make
this well-meant return for it in the way of
affording you little intellectual recreation
that will stay with you-that will be re-
garded as permanent-that will last as long
as you do, Judge. lily ~
Your fellow-sufferer, =
MARK TWAIN.
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By z. Gathright, Auctioneer,
1888 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.

T WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
Il THURSDAY the 2sth instant commencing al
10 O'Clock. a large assortment of FURNITURE,
&C., consisting In part Of
FINE BEDSTEADS,
CABINETS,
WARDRGBFS, .
SOFAS, TIA BBFS,
CHAIRS, ROCKERS, SAFES,
MkTTRFSSES ..- .
FINE BEDS, PILLOWS,
SHEETS, BLANKETS,
CCOKING-STOVES, &c.
ALSO.
FINE CLOTHING, CLOTHS,
BOOTS, SHOES.
DRY GDOUS nc.
oc2 e. GATHRTGHT, Auctioneer.
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NEW GOODSI NEW GOODS!!
BANANAS, HAVANA ORANGES,
IENnN2 GURRANTS- fItrS,
DATES C1IEDNl hAIolNo'
PRIMES, CIR PES, o>-n,
COX'S GELATIN, ALMONDS
FILDERTS, PALMSUIs,
PEChNs, WALNUTS.
SARDIEES, PICKLES.. CAISUFS,
SAtfCES BRANDY PEACHES,
FRENCH STUFFED OLIVES,
FRENCH OLIVES, .-'--
CAPERS, ANCIIOV1ES,
FRENCH MUSTARD - 5.
SWEET OIL, FRENCH CANDIES
CHOCOLATE, CAR0GFLs, ,-o-,r
SODA. SUGAR BUl TER. ARROWRoQF,
CREAM, WATER, LEMON, and other
CRACKERS;
CIGARS TOBACCO.
CANNED PthEhPPLEs, a..
PEACHES STRAW BERRIES,
CONDEESED MILK, r
OYSTERa SALMON, @a
GREEN COIN, &c.
The attention or the public Is called TO my large
and well-selected stock Of goods, which am de-
termined to sell at reduced prices. !
Country merchants viii ind IL to their Interest 10
see me before buying their confectioner.es. lseli
the PREMIUM CANDIES, highly favored and OF
good styles. =,
first class goods. w. w IFisBhlt.,
ocls us Main street, corperof Twelfth.
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BY Francis I. IsbelL
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MEAT FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT,
IN on THE WEST SIDE OF. THIRD AND
NEAR TO CAVE STREET. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION -Gn FRIDAYthe soth day OF October,
1868 upon the premises. at O'Clock 7. NJ. win be
sold ut auction NEAT FRAMED DWELLING
and boT, located as above stated. The dwelling
has three rooms, front and back norrh ana the lot
fronts - feet, and runs back 100 feet !; well en-
closed. 5f- 5C'
TERMS: One-fourth cash the residue ut four.
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes. with
interest added and secured by deed Of trust.
-. . FRANCIS T. JSBELL,
NJ % Aucttoneer.
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REAL, ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FRANK d. HILL. ED. c. GODDIN.
yILL s. GODDIN,
LII REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NO 1903 MAIN STREET.
We pay particular attention to RENTING OUT
HOUSES and LANDS, and TO SELLING PRO
PERTY, either publicly or privately.
We can promise superior facilities on account OF
arrangements made TO insure speedy sales.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. JAMES A. G0DDIN, for many years in
the Henrico County Clerks Office, examines ali
titles and thus iusures positive correctness In ali
documents drawn by us. oc 20
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BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
orpar 'nF'Goyovpnr md Erank etraatc

BY Cook q Laughton, Auctloneers
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
x ENTEEL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD FURNITURE. GfLTMIRROR. &C.
AT AUCTl0N.-OnT THURSDAY the goth instant,
at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the residence Of P. A.
Woods ESQ twho IS declining housekeeping, on
First street between Main and Cary streets all Of
his HOTSEH OLDFURSITURF. consisting of
ELEGANT GILT PIFR MIRROR.
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
MAHOGANY DIVANS, =
PARLOR CHAIRS.
MARBLE-T0P CENTRE TABLE,
HAT RACKS.
HALL and STAIR OILCLoTH and MAT
TING, '-s-
MAHOGsN REDRTEADS and BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY AM Gil ERRY WARDROBES,
WaSISTh NDS and TOILETW ARE,
MATTRESSES. BEDDING. &c:
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
CRGCEERY. GLASSWARE. &c
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
oc 81 COOK, & LAUGETON suctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
kGctiOneer aud Besl Estate Agent.

: by " tIIIIEtVIE
kGctioneer aud Besl Estate Agent.
THAT VALUABLE APOTHECARY
STORE FOR SIZE At AUCTION. AT
TIE NORTHWEST CORSTR or BRO tD
AND fifth STREFTS.-Wil be sold
ut auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY the S0tEl
Of October. 1868 1T 10 o'clock NJ, the contents OF
that valuable APOTHECARY STORE at the
northwest corner Of Broad and Twenty-fiftll
streets The stock Of MEDICINES, DRUGS and
CHEMICALS, though not large embraces Il gsod
assortment for 4 re- tail store. The location is an
excellent one and he custom good.
To 4 vonng man with small capital, disposed
70 embark in business this establishment offers Pc
Guitar advantages for safe and profitable invest
mcnt.
An inventory Of the stock can be seen at my
office.
TERMS: At sale. W. GODD1N,
oc2 AuctiOnecr.
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AUCTION SALES.
. FUTURE DAY.
BY A. G. Puliiam, Anctioneer.
y1oR SALE ATAUCTIoN ,THATTRUL'

ToR SALE AT AUCTION THAT TRULY
il yALUABLE ANn,HANDsolME: ST SUBURB 81 HltS;
AN RESIDENCE, WITH TEN ACREs OF
EXCELLENT GARDEN AND lFRUIT LAND
ATTACHED. NEAR THE TOWN &, OF . M snas..
viii offer for sale at public auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 10th day OF November
next at O'Clock P: NJ. his desirable RESI-
DENCE, with TEN ACRES OF LAND attached
situated on the River road about one mile from
above the basement. ont;buidngs consist Of
servants house, Office, smoke. house, stable, car
rage house, &c. Fencing mostly new, Of post
and plank ali in good repair. A well of good
water and spring on the place /; n young orchard
of select fruit trees; ane strawberry and aspara-
gus beds in the garden. The soil Is admirably
kfter the sale Of the place some FnE !,
crop Of CORN and PROyENDER, and lot Of
HOGS. will he sold. .s
TERMS For personal property cash. Real
estate, one-fourth cash: balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
- A. C. PULL1AM,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Or ~ 3INDv1 4 A. O. 10 ..s..ssf
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

T ARGE SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORT
Il SALE.-'n THURSDAY The 10Th instant.
commencing az II clock. we will sell at the store
No. 1911 Main stccet 4 large invoice OF assorted
MERC Hh NDI-F, consisting OF
DRT GOODS In variety:
$50 dozen MEMS and BOYS' HATS prime
goods Of newest styles:
80 cases BOOTS. Shoes. and BALaORALS,
with large assortment OK seasOnable
READY VI ADE CLOTHING.
The attention Of dealers is particularly invited TO
this sale. as the goods all fresh and desirable.
and will be sold without reserve and in lots TO suit
purchasers. PAINE Il CO.,
oc "a Auctloneers.
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EDUCATIONAL.


MI RS. WILLIAM P. BALLARD RE-
I'VE SPECTFULLY announces her intention to
give INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC ON THE
PIANO TO limited number of young ladies at heI
parlor, No. 20 Ballard HOTEL ANY communica-
lion addressed to her the subject will reach her
at the hotel. oc 3-eodlmx
MIGHT OL.-IMPORTANT TO
IN YOUNG MECHANICS AND CLERKS
Mr.. SALTER viii oren his NIGHT sCH OIL. on
First street between Main and Franklin, on MON.
DAY NIGHT, October Goth, 1858.
TERMS: @ ~.
English course. per month AZ 81
A few vacancies In his DAY SCHOOL remain to
be filled. Apply at once r. $50
Oc 2e-3tA ssl Gil C. SATTER
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LOW
v GROUNDS FOR SAL E.-Ry virtue Of deed
of trust. dated March lst 1852, from James W. Lo-
tn trustee named in said derd, on MONDAY the
18th day OF November, 1858 tcourt-fay), at Gooch-
land Courthouse sell 1t public auction. to the high
est bidder (for CASH, the land conveyed by said
tlse'i.
This land consists of NINETY ACRES Of James
River l6w-grouuds. 1t II, on James river on the
one side AID the canal on the other. It is about
thirty-cight miles arove the city Of Richmond
Every foot Of II IS very superior QUALIFYING poor
land and no waste land.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Administrator of
Mar. W. Mil, deceased, Trustee.
oc os-MSTh6t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-28
Ry 4. ID. EachC
By 4. ID. Eacho, 81
Real Estate A gent and Auctioneer.
OnIce No. Fourteenth street, between Main
and Franklin.

TOR SALE.-For sale privately an
4 very desirable FRAMED HOUSE stu ELI
4tad on the north side of Broad sire inow IN the
occupancy OF james Fl. Pca!l between Twenty
fourth and Twcnty-fi!th streets. , he lot fronts
twenty-five feet on road street and runs back lio
p. D. EACHO,
oc ol-1w Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.