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A. SAKS e. CO.,
0READ THIS CAREFULLY AND MEMoRIzE
THk PRICES.
WATERPROOF, %. Light weight.
GENTEEL COLoR-Far, $40,
SILK MIXED, sl3.
VERY FINE, s1s,
CHEvIoT, sIa,
SUPERIOR ONES, sa0, s22, S2a,
GOOD MELTONs, SIC, Medium Weight.
SUPERIOR GRADE, $40,
KNOBBY CHEyIOTS, SIS,
1eTs 1sf fns, nsI tasty SSURS Sa.ty sso
DOMESTIC MELTON (isw) ss, Heavy weight,
SUPERIOR s16, SIS, sac
CHINCHILLk., $40,
WHITNEY, s1a and sis,
PETER1HAM. sIa.
sATTEEN, sla,
! DOMESTIC BEAVER, els,
GOOD BEAVER, s20,
SUPERIOR GRADES, e2s, 80, sss,
TAN BEAVER, $50,
sURToUT, sss,
BEAVER FRoCKs, fine, sas.
~rHE STOCK Is xREKpx RE,NG ADDED TO SEMI
| A. SAKS e. CO..
"POPULAR CLOTHIERs,,
SIT SEVENTH STREET,
Adjoining National Bank of the Republic. pol-tf
L. BARS
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS,
WASHINGTON, DC.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
IN THE CITY.
NFWGooDs RECEIVED EVERY pAYu
NEW STYLES EVERY DAY,
ALL OF MI OWN MAKEl
ALL OF MY OWN MAKEi
HANDsoMELIGHT CoLoREp MELTON OVER.
CoAIS,JUsT RECEIVED.
ONE HqNRkEP bUsfERssP sPssEEFERETT sEFTs STYLES OF
SIa 70 $40. ihon
fEstf x At hASs hOD GOT
An dn.Dseti0n Of on. STOCK AND PRICES VIII
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND Il STREETS
Is the best place in the District to buy
GOOD CLOTHING AnA dtsr SAVING OF as PER
BUSINESS CLOSED ON SATURDAYS UNTIL
Country Papers may send in their rates af .dysr.
using. ocl-m
# J. HEIBERGER,
tsuccessor to b. r. LONDON Co..
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
,vn hetrogoltsE ss. Hotel, bse tisss & BrOWwns
NATIoESAL LOAN OFFICE. sliS sth street.. |
kE.Rs kER CO; Advance money on Bonds, stocks, and
nture, Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Propertv
Open every day except Sundays, from 6 O. m TO |
pm. seo-ly
I UMBER LUMBER LUMBER
A large stock and complete assortment Of Buildins
Pns snJ hsmoeR encinE Cyppus Shingles whits
DRESSED LUMBER
Of all kinds on hand epd for s.lses lowest market
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street .
.ppu one square fSs, fIS@ NoTthesn.
"A NTON FISHER,
FRENCH STEAM sC0URER,
And Agent for the
STATEN ISLAND (E. t.
DYEING EsrABLIsH MENr.
0nos-lss NINTH STREET,
Opposite Patent once,
szi-am' Formerly lls Seventh street.
CLoTH DRESSING AND DYEING EsrAB.
" LISHMEET. |
The subscriber wishes TO inform his friends and the
p'o''' 'n-' nc n.f sRRxSca sfRsSSecca STORE
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

10y COOPER 4 LATIMEB. AuetiooserS,
- tSrceesscrs to Jas @. Mcclure co.
southwest corner Penn D ayenus aud Iish street
VMgABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON
IsTRkET: BETWEEN 91sT AND 92D STS.
"a On FRkpA1, the ID day of December, A. ID.
E. lste at cl2ek p. m. we will sell part Of lot
.nunbered Ifht o. in square No. rs, fronting
feet, Improved by large and convenient house Of
about nine rooms.
This property is situated on street. between ast
and I'd streets, fronting SOUTH 10 now under good
rent TO q good tenaAt.
Terms: One half cash: OF which 800 must be d.
posted at time of sale. sni the residue within FIVE
days thereafter; balance at siN and twelve months,
with interest. TO be secured by deed Of trust upon
the premises Convey sscing and stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
The title is considered perfect.
nos4d COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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by COOPER & LATlMER, Auetioneers
II (SuccesSors TO 3. e.. McCuire q Col
Southwest corner Fem. avenue and Ilth street

RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auetioneers,
II Successors TO &. C. Mctiuire & Co.
Southwest corner Fem. avenue and Ilth street
MEN THEE STORY BRICK STORE AND
ssTBEET sT8Et WEST AND Ii STREET NORTH, AT
IA BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated the 18th
E%% day December, 1858, and recorded in Liber I
- and No, fclios 49, 30, one of the Land
public auction on the Sth aii day Of Of
parcel Of p st ins
NS & & that I Is to say part Par of Square
corner Of said square and running thence south 3
feet inches along the line of Ninth street west
thence west to street north IOi feet thence
north 2 eet2 inches the line of said street and
Thence along the line OF III street 0l feet To the place
81 tioS DeS,hning'' together with the improvements
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest from the day of sale; the defer
Trustee All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of
and the terms Of sale are not complied with within
nye days from the day of sale the Trustee
deiaulting purchaser by advertising one week in
some So" Il newspaper PRINTED and PHtished in Washing
nois-stawSds COOPER ShLTb LhTIMkR, Rlaatfs Rnets:
RY JOSEPH F.KELLEY,
y - Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.ofhce No. 363 Sth street west, near north street.
TRysTEEs FS rHTs sALE9E "a EE yAhgABLE BgILP
5FR IS EhShk SIRffTi iisISSD AVENUE icSRsEHH SsH
a BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned,
@-daly recorded in Liber 7. and r., No g. folio I7
ct of the land records in and for Washing
ten county, ID: c., and at the written request the
party who holds the notes secured thereby, Twill sell
4, pSbiic auction in front Of the premises, on
o'clock P m, lots numbered eighty two (s2,l eighty
three So eighty four tS4l eighty five (S5,D eighty
six So and eighty seven 81 Of Joseph Il. Keey's
Of the west half Of square numbered three
hundred and sixty five 1885, the same is recorded
in the surveyors office Of said city, on December 5th
lss said lots fronting from to 20 feet each on 10Th
street west, on and next to the OF north st.
and running back loo feet to alley.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash; and the balance in six, twelve, and
interest," and secured by deed Of trust on the prem
ises sold; All conyeyancing and revenue stamps
at cost Of purchaser At the rate of SIS TO be paid
down on each lot day Of sale III the terms Of sale
should not be complied with within five days from
the day OF sale, the trustee the right TO re-
sell at the risk and Of the defaulting purchaser
by adysrsing for fye days in some newspaper print
JOHN w. SIMMS, Trustee.
no3 tRepf JOS. n. KELLEY, ,Auct.
n
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RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO J. {. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and llth street.
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k1 {. W. B0TELER. Auctioncer,
- (Srccessor 10 J. T.. AcGuire & Col
Corner Of Penn avenue and 1osh street
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githmorrd 1ispatrtl.
.....SEPTEMBEk "a, ioo''

BAsE-BAII-BALTIMoRE VS.. Richmond
The first OF n series of three match games Oh
baseball was played yesterday afternoon
npon the Madison-aycnue grounds betweeh
the PaStime Club of Richmond ana the ias-
time Club of Baltimore, the proceeds OF
which arc to be devoted to having the re-
mains of the Confederate dead around klch-
mond refnterred in Hollywood Cemetery;
THE close of the contest showed q decided
victory for the Baltimore boys, the score
standing at 81 for the Baltimore Pasttme,
and 10 for the Richmond club. 1t will pc
remembered that the Pastime Club OF this
CITY il one of the best clubs in Baltimore,
having defeated the Maryland Club, who
now hold the championship Of the South.
There was very good attendance, ana
much interest manifested in the contest.
The next game will probably be played IN Il,
Richmond, and the third of the series III
necessary in Baltimore. The RICHMOND
Club, consisting of A. G. Babcock, W.
b, Riddick, A. L. Masurier, John HIND
man, Alexander Tomlinson,, X: JARVIS
Charles W. Gentry, Edward Edwards,
,Ioseph Golden. J. \. Gentry, Charles
Edwards, and Charles Enas, arrived IN inns
city yesterday morning and took quarters III
the Gilmor Observation-Disclosures sun, zoo.
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George Meningitis wAsa Hartz y poem
"a, L1 ,anCt hmm liSl,, lAlllAli bod

George Meningitis C'Asa Hartz y poems
are to be posthumously published.
A Wisconsin man ran into hornets nest,
in his barn, and was badly Stung. In re-
ycnge, he took matches and set fire to the
nest, which was destroyed together with
the barn.
We arc gratifcdt to be able to state that the
wcll-known japanese author kisng t.
Eakm has just completed Il novel in one
hundred and six volumes, which he began
thirty-eight years ago.-Neec York Tribune.
1t has been calculated that in actual waste
of tissue one hour of mental labor is equi-
yalent to four hours of physical cXertion.
BY this method Of computation it is evident
that if the Harvard oaISlncn had given their
whole minds to their work they would only
have been beaten by n second and a half. A
more important application of the principle,
however, is that if the ci@ht-hoLr move
mcnt succeeds, brain-workerS, suchas jour
nalsts for example, will have 4 logical claim
to call two hours a day work. WTld.
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.UCrIos SALES.--FUTURE Days.
- u,,e,a. yp Knosoe. Auctloneer.

4 ssIGNEE,s SALE.-By virtue OF q
"a decree of the district court of the united
states for the district of Virginia. given INN u
tered September 90 1892 In the natel On nn'ion
Ballard bankrupt shall sG nrc M on sATUR
DAY. October 10, 1850, the following REAL 20
IAt Th,t ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NOW oc,
cpn,ad by John p Ballard) on the Richmond ana q
ErrIerfcksburg railroad about one ana !, nat Z
miles from Richmond with n tbt te This pro-
pertv Is highly Improved and very valuable I M
Are 1 t9ls parcel c 9TE H Tbe HousE and
NiSEl1r This piece viii he sold at ii O'Clock A. ~
. IOTS Nos. 15G 155. 49, l53, 152 l5l l9p la y;
s, AZ 49, AS and H. In 5G1GSi arr,e and Gar
ter streets running thence wcstwaruy ' oac hn-
HarvIc street a9G feet. and running Dach each oc-
Also IOTS Nos. III, 49, IL. III, ana llg, WIFI
the improyemcnts thereon, in the plan Of Benna
VISTA beginning on the norm sue VI Ritchic
street ut Il point distant DO rect east on hi.slc
Street running thence along Williams street east,
wardlv and fronting together thereon iag IeS oid
each lot being li feet deep. This tract VIII DC soiu
o An 'UTNDIVIDED oNE-HALF INTEREST ERE 4
IN OTIS 10 and IL on Franklin street In plan OF
property formerly owned by David brG 1Sss each
n feet front bv &C feet IN depth more or less.
Also. FART OF LOT ID in same plan, ma.ins
four feet front on Franklin street ana running
back co feet This property will be sofa NJ cioch
All If tho above real estate will he sold sublcctto
the contingent right OF dover of Mrs. Jane T.
Ballard. wife Of said bankrupt ,o,ooo -
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-fourth casn' DaiahEe III
six. twelve, and eighteen mouths, negotiable pa
per, interest added: John joins, ill.,
At the same time and place, and on the sam,
terms. l. as attorney In fact FOR >. ;. Tarn ~ n
wife. will offer for sale their uNDlyiDED - H re
| HALF INTEREST in the aforementioned Lole
e., % - JOHN B. YOUNG.
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aUCyIoN sAxEs--Tsss Day.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
nnrnnr Enyernnr and Franklin streets.

an
HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR
IL SUIT, MARBLE-TOp OAK s1DEBBoAaIKTpC,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C., Al Al, A AZ -,
TION.-TIIIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we VIII SCI ~
our auc,ion-rooms crrrr on
tIrcly new, city make, covered WIN green
reps; crprpo.RD
with marble top: ,.ppIETop
RIrREAIJS and WASHSTANDs,
WALNUT WARDROBE, ~, ,r .,a
WALNUT LOUNGES, covered with reps anu
New JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
INGRAM CARPETS new ana secohu manu-,
Superior FEATHER BEDS. nrnrcerc
New DOUBLE and SINGLE MAT Tx
Several STORE STOVES and CHANDLER
,t,H0GASY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCh-
WhLNiJT ANE-sEAT and BACK
MAHOGANY LEAF TABLES,
Several good COOK1NG-STONES,
5 dozen VIRGINIA PEN1TENIII,Aa,KI,nT,NM I MADE
- ~ tuctioncGrs.
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THE INDIANS AND THE QUAKERs. - IT.
LOUIS. September 22.-In regard to the syss-
TEN Of the Society Of Friends, the change IS
advantageous, and works we'll. The Friends
have much to contend with owing to their
mcekness and disregard of display, the OPP
posite of which the Indians take so much
delight in; but the latter are finding out
that the Friends agents are unwearled III
their efforts for the amclioratlon OF theli,
condition and honest in the dlspcnSat1on o!
the rations and annuity they are entitled to
receive. Under the old system the agents
seldom lived with the tribe, while the new
agents abide with them; and this is great
advantage. As soon as an Indian IS put
down on n reservation, all that Is wanted
is honest administration, and that the
Friends are giving them.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALuA -
sID ph Of f FRHNKkiN BETW EEN FIFTH AND
SiXrII STREETS. AND OF 4 LARGE TO
RACCo FACTORY AND OTHER BUILDINGS
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS:-By
virtue of n decree of the circuit conrt OF Rich
mond pronounced on the Sd July, 1906 In tc ca f Sc
Of Anderson and ais against AnaGrson' on, W..
sIoucrs In further execution thereof, VIII oiicr l2i
sale at public auction, on the premises, on NJ \,
DAY the oath September, 1902 ut oclock ~,
In the order advertised, the following '"i""pie
REAL ESThTE-yiz: o,r,,,,, nn,rr- r1,>-r
MENT on the north side OF FrankIlh ntt"Icr
Fifth and Sixth streets now occupied by Mr. JET
ress. adjoining on the cast the tenement occupied
BY Colonel Thomas j. Evans: The lot ms Il rom l
OF 323x15o feet to alley The tenement contains
stable and carrage-housc The main DniiGins
is in good order, and the location andneiGh"or-
hood equal to the best in RiGhm4na, :, ,r,,prr
STORY BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY: covered
with slate iOx $50 feet, the east line of Seventh
between Cary and Canal streets, now occupied by
Also, the adjoining OF on the north, with scvc-
raj BRICK BUILDINGS OH it, used as Office
Tire FICTORY win be sold with fifty-four feet
front leaving Il vacant space on each side. andthe
other lot with sixty-six feet front, each running
back one hundred and thirty feet to an alley. me
location ofthis property so ncIrthc BASIN Iehacs
il. prospectivey. very valuable. The factory,
though needing some repairs, is, nevertheless Il
most excellent one.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added. and title retained till all oil tue
purchase money is paid. and until the further or
der of the court. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM r. WYNN,
JOHN q. STEGER.
WAITER HARRISON,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
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ccIcNTE AMI TRJ-STFFS SALE,


A SSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A or A VALUABLE TRUCK AED DAILY
FARM ABOUT ONE MILE FROM TIE Cii ~
or ENTHUSIASTICALLY virtue Of an ordcr o, tl n
United States district court dated 3lst August lss'
and with the concurrence OF John Mann ana .,nhn
LYON, trustees under two deeds Of trust dltcu
rc<ncctivcly 2Gth February. 1866, and Gth Decent
bcr 1861 front j. Alexander Pace AMI VIE. silali
offer for sale ut Petersburg on WEDNESDAY ,
18th of October, 1869 ut T. clock noon, !TcG I1I!
ali lions and membranes that valuable TRUCK
AND DAIRY FARM In the county Of Prince
George called ''GREEN CROFT presently In
thr possession Of said !. 4. Pace, contn aiming
SEVENTY-TIREE AND \ HALF ACRES or
LAND. on the AppomattoN river about ono mile
from fhe CITY, There Is on IN" farm The necessary
huildngs for 4 small family and large orchard
of fruit trees. ~ .,
TERMS Ouc-thrl cash: the balance by cqfal
Instruments at six aud twelve months on secured
notes with interest added, and the title retained
"''''' ''' KND:W RUTlIERGLEN, Assignee.
JOHN MANN,l Trrstccs
1880 '' G. NtfS
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ccIc>rI,E,c CATE OF TRACT OF

A SSTGNEE'S SALE OF TRACT OF
~ OE PRINCE GEORGE BY virtue of an order
Of Tho r United states district court dated 3st Au
gust 1882 shall offer for sale at PcfGrshurE on ~
o'clock noon, free from all liens and incun-
branccs the following properties. belonging TO me
bankrupt estate of +. ~. Goscc consisting % ~, a
county of Prince George near Reams's s'ation'
with buildings thereon 60, ,., C,t,,
Also two acres more or less oil Iaiiu, WIN VILE.
,,iu ,Lcraon situated on "Indiau swamp, two
miles from railroad ut Kings crossing. ,.a,
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance ny cluaii
ipit.i,1rnts at six and twelve months on secured
note With interest added, and the title retained
until notes paid. ---,,..r.,,lrt ~ ..si.,,oo
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1Ifn

A SSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF LAND IN DINWIDD1E COUNT -
Nv virtue of an order Of tho United States district
court dated 3lst August, 1862 and with the concur
renee of John Lyon trustee Of Robert >. ] homp-
son, shall offer for sale at Petersburg on Ed
NESDAY the 18th October, 1869, ut Il O'Clock noon
free from all liens and membranes. that yaMl-
hlc TRACT OF LAND, consisting of ONE II N, n
DRED ACRES, near Vaughan's road ahout nve
miles from Petersburg, about half cleared, me
balance in good timber, with DIV ELilNn-
UOJ;-E thereon and Which belongs to the bank
rupt estate Of Robert :. Thompson. ,
I'ERNS: One-third cash: the balance by equal
instruments Mt six and twelve months on secure9
notes with interest added, and the titic retainer
until notes paid. --,- .
iND'W RUTJIERGLEN, Assignee.
LOuN I,N ON. TrMStGG.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ISDIANA.-Mddt-
son. September 22.-Ycsterday afternoon
William Moody, IN old and respected
farmer. murdered his wife and dragged the
body from the house, set fire to the dwelling
and out-bui!ding. standing guard over the
burning building until it was consumed.
lie then shot himself dead with a gun. lie
would allow no one to interfere to save any
thing. A considerable amount of money
was burned
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aUCTroE. sALEs--FntuEe Days
-S-S0-1,o1. 1r,,,,orn pannill, Auctloneer.

700
ss1cNEys SALE OF A TRACT or
"A soi6NE nJNJVIDDfE COUNTY BY .vir-
kAS dJdcr Of the United States district court
tHf sIst 1 9 6 0T od n sa Of
tersbmrg OF 20 ocock NJ. free from all liens ana
her sSo at Is the Following property belonging
to the bankrupt estate of Pr ~ ON sa
I Iaa,; c- oI containing THREE HUNDRED
bhND FORTY-EIGHT ACRES Th soo Du at WIZ
orc tolerablv good, and plan may be seen ~ -
liam Pannilrs Office. ,,, oouol in
TERMS One-thlrd cash the balance py eda" nth
stalments at six and twelve months on ~, NIL tbe MS
interest added and the title retained ny '''0 80
sicuec until notes paid r-r1IrpcTEN
h-'D " Assignee.
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BY Thomas W. Kccscc. Auctionccr,
No. 1911 Main street.

rrORACCO MACHINERY AND FIN
1 TIRES FOR SALE At AUCTION.-We VIII
sell on TUESDAY, October 5th at II O'CLOCK NJ
at public auction. at the rooms under me Iohacc0
EXCHANGE n fail set of MACHINERY FOX
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO, consisting In
part Of ,,,.e.,,s.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
FORCE PUMPS,
RETAINERS. ,r
An assortment of NIILI.S--iycs, tens, half
pounds. and ono pounds;
aCiTTTING MACHINES,
BOILERS.
STEAMERS,
PIPES.
LINE SHAFTS,
PULLENS, &C.
In short. a full set of machinery for frst-class
tobacco manufacturing cstabl iShmcnt.
TERMS: All sums under 500. cash: 800 ana
over that amount, sixty days credit for approved
negotiable notes. - ,r,~ne ro
Sale conducted by T. W. KEESEE, Auctionccr.
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REMOVALS,

ID EMOVAL.-The subscribers, having
ia taken the store lately occupied by Mr.. L. Levy
on Fourteenth street below Carys-and adjoining
the stores of Messrs SPOTS & Gibson and Messrs.
Lee Seldom L Co.; they will In few days make
considerable addition 20 their stock. and will he
able TO offer TO their customers choice selection
OF goods III moderate prices.
Sc II MASSIE Il HARVEY.
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cc,r,>-r,r,,c GATE OF BANKRUPT

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF BANKRUPT.
n LANDS IN PETERSBURG.--By virtue OF
aist tupnst 1850 shall offer for sale ut Peters
burg 18th Gay of 9G a0S ls
4. rho fnIlownc property, belonging to the
PankTnt estate Of brdsong consist
Ing Of FIVE HUNDRED AND FIVE AND Nd
county of SUSSEX State Of Virginia. adjoining the
lands of W. T. Lee and the heirs Of George Mich
olson full description of which VIII be given on
the day Of sale. ,,o -. o,,,,,,
TERMS: Onc-third cash the balance by equal
instruments mt six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added and the title rctalheu
until notes paid. -rr,,nc,p>
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY AT
Y NOEGLER'S SPRING, IN HENRICO
COUNTY. ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND.
FOR SALE.-I am authorized to sell the NALUA-
BILE DISTILLERY located rs above. 1t has re-
Gently been refitted and altered with many items OF
new machinery, and Is in perfect order, and now
ready for the manufacture of whskcy. The water
almost any quantity of liquor, and it has been
analysed by chemists and pronounced peculiarly
well suited for the distillation of the purcSt kind
of whiskey. and being very cold, does not require
the use OF ice.
The land and buildings can lie leased for term
of years III $500 per annum.
The location in many respects is most desira-
bic one and to those disposed to embark In that
business the present is L most favorable opportu-
nifty.
TERMS Accommodating.
Mr.. Nocclcr, on the premises. will show them to
those who may call OH him. w. GODDIN.
2"-2InW2W Amclinnpnr.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE

A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE.
IN The subscriber wishes To lease for a term of
ten years his very VALUABLE FARM lying half
n mile distant from Brandy Station, on the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad, and
within -four miles of Culpepcr Courthouse, con-
tanning SIN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO
AND A HALF ACRES about SEQ of which are
enclosed with plank fence and ditch
With the exception of the corn-feld this land
is V ell taken In grass and old sod.
There is on this farm Il comfortable DWELL
ING-HOUSE, containing nine rooms, Closets
&C., with all the necessary out-buildings n good
BARN and STABLE, with sheds for u large num-
Der of cattle.
1t is well watered, and has well and never
failing spring upon it.
For terms, apply to my agent, L. 3. HILL. at
Culpeper Courthouse, Va.
Sc 2o--lw J.P. THOM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-24

DOUBLE MURDER IL New BRUNSWICK
81. Johns, n. h., September 22.-The dis
coycry of the skeletons Of Il woman and
child near Lock Lomond leaves no doubt that
a double murder has been committed. A
man named Kane is in custody on suspicion
of being the guilty party. The bodies are
supposed to he those of his wife and child