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Z Wilt SELL, one m1icy Of he O.trr Nil
d e'hslitipnliiy the whole. Theyeabrlce hob :"
ana alw NM, erected wiiila the last u vas
VA i3fse IFtek winch IN ordinary scar, a.rIfa
abundant supply OF nBter and are villain , nit an
Piny Stand landing on James Il YER. an 'a
opposite the loWrr ehd q The Canal uthc Bl9e
! he saw Mil. between the 18th Of January and :,
My, ent 5000 feet Of PLANK aud Sraiilng M u
negii51rhaod abulns in fine Piun. Oak and popl, ~
hefs, and the roads art rood The line of ,tn '
Ing let ON contract from Lynrhbnrg Ia the n, all :,
present work. al the Blue Ridge would af,r Cue Cue
hrld iof profitable enterprise ca aeii.e man w.
clsnre Ia attend to the Business M
niB also sell Glover viii, lyinr Will.
n:le and a half pi the Canal. II contains .tt - az
acres ri rich land,a good proportion Ut which i u
co Land and has on it fine collection Of Vino. a.
choice Fruit trees Of an9s! every variety ero8n N ,
climate. 90" III ILLS
will also dispose Of the Rocky Row tract ,o,,,.
Tag bv iaie survey e3 acres little over 100 # viii
are cleared ana III cultivation. and nearly all nf IL ,l
aud lying well for land situated amongst Tho ,n ,n'
tains. consider II the richest Land have eve, va
aud II produces Tobacco. Corn. S>r renarkahI, VII
There Is yet between four and five hundred ,cr
tobacco Land to clear, most III Which Is capabe If mr.
duel u six or seven crops ofohaeco in
OF dlmnnilon Of the quantity OF qalty of tho '''
1t Is heavily tm5ered with Oak. Pinr poular CT.
nut. Hickory, &C. and the range for the Cattle and II
MOI interior to any IN the country. the mast hcin, nj,
I'ae II rtsng and atteaIng the latter; and there ia
hh1 young Orchard OF choice Apples Pear,, Pums. &c
and several thousand Peach Trees are planted mn mi
manyof them are now bearing. twill sell any ID, ,h,
alloy" property accommodating terms As to nrce and
nie; and VIII show IL to any one disposed to purchase
NA. ARMlSTEAD
Rocky Row, Amherst.
L. a.-lhere Is said t, be s'ne first rate lr,n Or in
grea abundance, the Il cky Nv Tract: and on tho
Cover Hi! Farm thera is a Grs rate Quarry If Fro
No'le within Short distance oi he Cait and u,,d
way. W i. AR ,lSrEAD
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fE1llE SUBSCRIBER is now rccrvnp from the
Northern Clues, a large assortment of Goods nhs
line ofbusiness, selected with great by himself
10 which he would respectfully invite the attention of
the public In his assortment will be found many rare
and beautiful i \ y & & O o ID >
which he is able 10 Offer at low priccs viz: Ladies Drcs
slng Cases, Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils,
Parma Cologne Hair, Nail aud Tooth brushes, Accor-
dams, Srgar tasts Chcss-men, Backgammon Boards,
Drafts men, Violin Strings, SC, sc.
lie has taken unusual care 10 select good assortment
niieautliul Toys, many of them entirely new. His
tock q. Confectionery large and of excellent quality
He would mention his French aud llavanaa PRE-
SERIES, Preserved GINGER French aud Italian
Candies, Brandy Fruits, such rs Pears Peaches, APP
feais. Cherries, Prucncs, Rein Claude Grapes, Strlw
berries, and Cmrants Also. large assortment Of soft
shell Almonds, Fllber,s, Nanuts Cream Nuts Pea
Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, Raislns. Currents, Crnn, Sc. &c.
lie Is now manufacturing Candies Of the best quality,
which he is enabled 10 offer 10 merchants on as good
terms article fthe quality can be purchased
in the Northern Cities. All lovers of COOP Sc
G}RS are invited to call; his stock of Principe and
Havana, they may he assured, that they will find
very superior article Grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended To hlm, he would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same. determined eluT
shall be spared on his part 10 merritt.
GEO. w. NANCfN.
September Il is
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.y'GgEfE.

4 IL eHal.l#r- "f ~au.ne Branch having claim ~
n ca.a- embraced 30 ib7tirsi clss 81 debs, pro,i-
de1 tor iu certain trH, d,1l executed me ly the
said SAINT 31anrh bearing dale the 2~th DAY Of lanua-
~. ~ and al fseHj ga TIE Clerk office Of CampbclI
county, ara hary notified aHl required Ia furnish me
with statement oi i,c respective claims ~ thc 18th
al November ueNf, or We} may be thereafter forever
aeaarrdiom any participation in sai1 dee1. and all
lhose lHicted II n.a as trustee aforesaid Wftsp note
~fTe due 1He lIsb ut this H#nb must cum forward
and settle. shall p.l taea iaae hands olirrfs for
collection. Ieifers 10 lur F8H ar addressed 10 OaAylle
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MARTINS WAREHOUSE.

VIE. undersigned, Inspectors at the above Wac
house, the property of john NJ Warwck, Esq.,
take this method oi returning their thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon tIcl the past veal
lhey intend, 10y faithfully dscilar2ng their public du
ties to merit an increased patronage for the year just
commenced.
The Proprietor Of the Warehouse has SPARED neithef
expense nor trouble III repairing it, Ii is entirely FIRE.
PROOF and WAFER PROOF. 1t is shi,dcd trou,
one end to the other that obaeco is elevated at eas,
une inches above ground. 1t is situated in the most
business part OF town. being near the Banks where most
Oft planters have 10 90 fur their money In Short
We confidently believe, that for the interest of all plres
both planters and dealers, this Warehouse canno, be sur,
passed by any i'll lynchburg; and we are supprted in
lhls opinion by the annual report OF the Warehouse
Commissioner, who places it al the head nj The list
The waggoner will find that we have no, been IN.
mindful OF his comfort and convenience Let him but
try
In conclusion. we beg leave TO state, that both Of us
were rased practical planters, and have devoted many
years 10 the cultivation Of loacco and several years
It's inspection. We therefore atlcr ourselves, thai we
have some qualifications for the Office Of inspectors The
public may rest assured of getting the fin benefit Of
whatever advantages these circumstances NAY have
gwen u.s. and all other advantages that strict and impair
'iai justice VIII allow. JOHN REV ELY.
GILBERT Il\NTf1,
inspectors at Martins Warehouse.
AoY. D W.w
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w i.L be Sold 10 the highest bidder, on Friday the
w .5h day OF November n,Nt, at the late residence
ct Ellis lunlcr, decd. in the lower end Of Campbell
county liorses, yoke young Oxen stock Of Cattle
and Hogs, excellent l3ck If sheep, Plantation Item
sis, Household and Kitchen Furniture crop of Corn.
Oats Fodder, &c At the time will be sold lot
81 superior Pork.
R,HN-Allsums under five dollars cash; all ovef
ai amount. credit Of months will be given, the puE'
chaser giving bond with approved security.
CHARLES y. SLAUGHTER,
ROBERT Ill NTER,
Agents for Sarah L. Hunter.
November 3 WON
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.H'V EyCE'.

pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior
A. Court Of Law and Chancery, for Bedford county,
made On the 9TH day OF May, lS39. in suit therein
prnalng IN the name Of Moses Bauy, plaintiff john
Aafkle AL defendants, shailor ior sale on the pre-
misses, on credit oisiX, Twelve y eighteen months in
equal payments, on Saturday the SIS, day Of December,
lo4', one undivided moleiy Of LOT OF LAND.
situated on Water street, in the iasn ol Buchanan But
etoHf county. containing half Of an acre. and esp
mated IN the plat ofihe SAID nwn as Ii, nulr :. vlieh
moety Is the property of The said john Nlarhle
Bond with GOOD personal security will lie REQUIRED Of
the purchaser for the payment OF the purchase money.
aud the title TO the land will he retained until the whoo
is paid. WIN. W. BOYD. CONF.
NOV j ~ wt3lD
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IP..ti|IsE = fStftF.
a t. Will sell 5r cash, nj Buckingham Courthouse
" ON the second Monday in November next.
Chat being caart day,) about 100 LIhELf NE
d'ROES, for the purpose of satisfying executions
Persons lcsdms AT distance who wish purchase nc
groes, are earnestly requested 10 attend the sale which
Will continue Ionl day ia day Till completed.
CHARLES l.. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM NJ MOSELEA
DcPdiesfor Rcabea g. Pd!icsoa S. q c.
BtcklNCINANt. Get. II lin
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~ THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IL THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For The Eastern District Of Virginia
Ger. %, 1872:
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS townofI .ynclburr
~ having iled petition. PRAYING that he may he de
cared bankrupt; II is ordered thai all persons claiming
II he creditors OF the said Claburne Gadman show caus,
to The court ON The 30th Gay Of November next why The
SAID Claiborne Gadman be declared bankrupt pursu-
ant 10 the act OF Congress in thai behalf aud that copy
olhis oder be published in the newspapers according
to the I'D ard Nth rules Of Court
Copy-lesic
HENRY GIBSON, CIR
Oct. 27 Wv
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iilaiNI\ 10 whit Rides held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrx for
the County II Halifax in the month Of October, lsla
james Burton, executor OF Levi Hi, deceased,
Plaintiff,
against
Martin nodson, Dodsonuckctt and john Sims late shcr-
III OF HALIFAX county, Defendants
In CU,SCERy.
The Defendant Martin Dod,on not having entered his
peaanee and appearing by satisfactory dcncc that lie
M" IN nhabant oi this commonwealth IL is ordered That
' said Defendant Martin l,ooon do appear here the
.s Monday IN Janudry next aud the bill Of tn.
ialpi and that acnpy oil this order be forthwith inserted in
the ynrhburg Nirginan for months succcssively and
posted at the front door OF the courthouse OF this County
Copy--Tcste,
WM $. HOLT D. c.
- WIN
Es.alA> for sale ri .his OEice.
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EDIRSt ANT 10 a dcrd Of trust executed by Maurice
Morris 10 the subscriber. hearing date the DIST day
ot May 1912, and duly recorded in the county court Of
Amherst shall proceed 10 sell or ready money, to the
highest bidder AT liehss Grocery, Saturday. the 10Th
day OF November next, the property conveyed i'll said
deed, towt, Tract of Land containing BOG, acres, "
ing on both sides OF Wares Gap road, in the neiehbor
hood Of the place of sale-one Sorre Mare, one Gre,
Mte. one Bay Colt, one Steer, one lleer, stock Of
Hogs, and the said Maurice Morss interest in 81 much
Of the estate of Allison Morris decd rs was allotted 10
the widow for HE Acting as trustee shall only cont
Yey such title as is vested in me by the decd aforesaid
hut tccye it 10 be good.
DAVID IlNSIEY, Trustee
Oct 10 tt2N
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5. $. Baxter admir- Ct John Irvine decd, John Joran.
Edan jordan la +. Jordan, and others,
Dcjcaa1q's
Pursuant to 4 Decree pronounced in this caoe On the
2ilh day ot September last. shall proceed. the .th
Of Deeemler next, al Lucy Selma Furnace in Alleaha-
ny County Virginia. 10 rent 10 the highest bidder. ilr
the terra OF yedr from the sl oi January next HAT
extensive iR O.>' ESTABLISHMENT in said coun
Is, known as the Works Of Jor.lans \ Irvine, c1lSs
ting Of Forge aud Furnace. with every thing attached
thereto, for the convenient and successful operation Of
The Worhs. The real properly consists OF about
.5O,G3ts Acres Land,
containing an iaeNhausi5lc supply Of Ore. Mood anl
Water At the same time and place. will be Id all
the Personal property attached 10 TIE Furnace. cnnp
sig every Thug necessary for lis operation Al5l, E3
.1css siGrc3, who are all familiar with the opera
lions the Furnace and Forge and several Of whom are
valuable iammcrmen and Hctncrs.
Upon completing the sales at The Furnace. | will pro
coed Immediately. ii Clifton Forge, on Jack5an5 river
about miles distant from the Furnace, to sell all the
personal property there, consisting Of Horse and Mule
ias, and every thing necessary for the operation Of the
Forge.
The above property belongs 10 the late firm of Jor
dams y Irvine. and is rencd and sold for the purpose Of
Winding up tho business ollhc concern.
Terns.-Bond and good security will be required
from the Renter Of the Real Property. From the tur
chasrs of the personal property, cash will be requacd
lJr all sums under $40. For all purchases of $40 and
upwards bonds with approved security Will be required
Persons wishing further inormal;on obtain 1t, by
addressing ne AT Lexington, Va.
Wll.LIAMC. LEWIS,
Commissioner.
The above renting and sale is with the assent Of the
surviving partners oi .Iurians y Irvine. To persons
Wishing to examine the property, it will he shown al
any tine before the day Of sale by Ira f. Jordan at The
Furnace, aud James Jordan at The Forge.
JOHN JORDAN,
On behaTj hjmseT, End
sHtririur Ddtjurrs
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T,.,fs' Soie of i.,svrsFr Property.

E. HsiAN1' n deed Of trust eNerulei Is Charlie,
3 l.. Dhrell. dated The 4ih daY Il Nay, lsl2, AMI
recorded in the eenaiy court II Il tetmrt fr purposes
therein mentioned shall sell h the highest hldsr 81
Iusslas the 22ad Of November il air and II nj, Oh
the neAt alr day at Dbrs,l's Springs. in Boetsnft
county, the following prupcriy.-Onc very valuable
Iltftnah bred Stain
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VIRGINIA To wit:-N Rules held IN the Clerks Onirc
o the Circuit Superior cunt ol Law and Chanecrv for
the county OF Halifax in the month OF October. 1872:
john Cobb il, administrator of neboIiA listower de
ceased, Plaintiff,
drdRd
Joel Marabc, Nancy alar4Jc, ambrose Bohannon & -
ms VILE, Defendants,
IL CHANCERY
Tie Defendants Joel Nlarable and Ambrose Bohannon &
- his wlfc not having entered their appearance and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
htanls ct tins common" cath: 1t Is ordered, that tho
said Defendants Joel Maahc and Ambrose Bolannon and
his wife Ito appear here the first Monday in JAM,
and answer the hill of the Plaintiff and that COPY
OF this order be iolthw iih inserted in the yncibarg rgn
ian Tor two months successfully, and posted the front door
Of the court house, Of tll, County.
Gop!-Ieste,
WM. s. HOLT, n. c.
Oct Is N2m
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AUCTION sSn eOWfsEsSgOH
BUSINESS.
.gy.rF-!gJf; ..rFfsDr

ly Nj Js,m llnliils. nearly opposite tho Narhe
lg,se tenders bis seg,ccs his fflcuds and Tire pub
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
OCropEr 25.l2i2
EeLEASANTTIlOMPS of the county of Am
herst having filed petition praying that he may
be declared Bankrupt: It is ordered, that all persons
claiming to be creditors the said Pleasant Thompson
show to the court the Seth of November next
why the SAID Pleasant Thompson he not declared a
bankrupt pursuant 10 the act OF Congress IN that heha
aud that copy of this order be published in the noWs
papers according II the 22d and 9th rules otcourt.
\ Copy-Icste.
HENRY GIBSON. Cl'k:
Oct 97 WV
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" ~. VI, II VSa WITH.
n TT Ne / 4 Y la II
CuAkIOTTE COURT HOUSE, VA,
WILL attend regularly the Superior and inferior
w Courts OF the Counties Of CHARLOTTE, CANT
MIL, PRINcf EpW,Rp and lIALlFAx.
%. All business eonided 10 his will meet with
the promptcst attention. Address Charlotte Court
House. Va.
Se. 20 Won
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ENEr.i>H AND Gs.A~stCtL SGkOOs..
'sNIF next session oi ,hcsubsrriber's School, wcom
4 mcnce at the Nj t,Jnlc Hall, on Monday the 2lth
inst.
Terms Of tuition for a session. of three months,
Common English branches 3 90
Higher do do and Languages SO 90
Reference may be made to the Rev. Thomas Atkin-
SON. Col. Joshua r. Holmes, keiila b. Townlcy.
GEO. OSGOOD.
Oct 20 lt-w}W
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
OcrorER Is, 1872:
n iMROD DONALD, of the county Of Bedford,
y having filed petition praying that he may be de
care Bankrupt: II is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said Nlmod Donald show
to the court, the 18th day of November next.
why the sad Nimrod Donald lie net declared Bank
np, pasuan TO the act of Congress in that behalf aud
that copy of this order be published in the newspapers,
according to the 99d and 2llh rules Of Court.
\ copy-Icslc,
HENRY GIBSON. cl'h
Oct Is wJw
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FOR SALE,
A SPLENDID PAIR OF MITCH HORSES
"A well broke aud gentle in harness
NJ. TALBOT.
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;V.sst7ssET3. EsGE's,a..
L.
siss.s

fEIllE PROPRIETOR Of idis Establishment re
h turns his thaahs 10 his patrons or THEN generous
support aud 'a3t5 'ile'n tha1 he has made every ar
Engagement FIR The accommodation Of the public
IN tie most e1ul.rt,be manner. and upon the
most liberal teras. In consequence Of tie cmbar-
r7s5neat oi the lnes he has reduced his charges to
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Travellers VII always fad his lar furnished will the
bes' liquors. his ae supplied With every variety which
the market can a5rl, nrat and well furnished rooms
uali4Ha seryauis. d1J IN afleltire 0aier.
The Proprietor sail 'entiy fortunate, notwill-
standing the mi as75 e the winter. obtain plentiful
supply Of / { l. so that hi, patrons, who think
.C0ID WsEs.Ei - TIE HE@f,"
nay be assured Of always finding pitcher o go5l ICE
WAFER quite Injury anli the Summer hea.s.
iI:e stages vii el ANY place ior the accommoda-
ton ollmgclles. JAS. .LANGHORHE.
o.. For hire good Hack, gentle horses aad
careful driver. j. VI. l..
july IS " IN
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). s Baxter, admr. ef John Irvine decd ln Joran
Edwin jordan, la +. Jordan, and others,
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Election Riots.

The closing OF tho polls Yesterday was attended
and succeeded in various portions of the city, bu,
chiefly ir#tho Sixth Ward, with iicrcsr AID NOR.
bloody riots than have dissraccd the metropolis
ztoi many wears past Up TO ,tbou, clock L. NJ.
The balotns carried on with good degree
OF order A,,baut ,ha, time three or four Loco
-toco hn!ilc. belonging to the Spartan Ba.id-Mi-
chael Walsh, Yankee Sullivan and u blackeuard
named t"'a--hcgan the disturbance hy kicking over
The ballot be%eS IN d'crra, districts OF nc ward
They were soon opposed by the Fausll-a.ba-
lahs-ano.her Loco-Fcco gang, chiefly Irish
aod a general fight commenced Tho Irish wc,.
r,os;y armed with clubs. Several persons We're.
beaten with most savage violence :-,hycc or four
were Sc haslly wounded that they can scarcely sur
yiyc. 0sc---yr believe ford-had his head >pli,
osen with u club. and conveyed 10 the Hos
zp;tal He was alive a, u o'cccl. BIZ, was TX.
pec;cd 10 dic before morning.
At about o'clock The Irish obtained complete
posses sion OF Centre Street and would allow none
10 pass a, this lime nearly ten thousand persons
were collected there. The mob soon wen, down
=fraaAlin street 10 Orange and amused themselves
by miscellaneous small fights rlcschty they be,
can to attack the houses in Orange street. broke
in the windows and doors DESTROYED ;h- furniture
and lirovc,ou, the occupants Of several OF them
At abou, s o'clock squad at,,ckcd the Sixth
Ward Hotel kept by J. Dunn. corner OF Centre
and Duane streets, and completely rdiicd the
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Two lowc- stories Of their furniture, &c which
they broke up and threw into the streets. LIS
said chat the Sportans took refuge in this house,
whittier they were pursued b. the Faush-a-bal-
laghs
During all these proceeding. the Police were al
mos, poweress BY rcasonof their small numbers
No precautionary measures had been taken By the
City Authorities and the whole street was At the
mcrcyof the mob.
Up to=lndnigh, li,tle over .itty persons mad
been committed to the Iornbs. W. haze Inc
hntnc. OF rnosto. them but a. MAN. were taken
70 the prison nainIy protecr ,eTrlro'Fl violence
and as the w.o!c proceedings were 30 informal
and has,y. by reason Of the confusion attendant
upon their arrest that many Of them arc andou6t-
edly i1nocer, we sorbear to publish! them ant at
ter their examination this morning
We learn WITH regret that the i.o,sse=of Bishop
HvcHEs= was attacked by band OF rufans-wc
bcley,, b. the Sparians-in the evening. the WIN
dow. and blinds broken in, some Of the furniture
injured u,d the building otherwise damaged. The
proceedings were stopped BY the interference OF
the Police A, about ninc.oclock the Mayor or
dered out "a small military force, which was d.
rec.cd especially 10 protect St..palrichs Caile-
dral. il: Princestrce as violence was apprehcndel
Quiet was restored through the city before mid
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TIL T Il TRIBUNE
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Tt,,ES on Recea Discoverc, in GEOLOGY will be- pub
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a, reported by M H. R'YMoSp Assistant Editor OF tt
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will be published in nea, pamphlet AID TOR sale at iis
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Gaia DAY At TIE AMERICAN MusEuN.-Ths afternoon
there III be grand stage performance the American
Museum besides the wonderful performances OF the nyse-
Gypsy Gil, whose apparent knowledge past and
future events is oEpreh-nble No place the city
fully and :ashiouaby attended az this and wonder,
ntsr offers such n attractions. Be-
sides Singing, Dancing Indian Game. Niagara Falls and
host curosities there will this day and evening BE-
sing uar experiments In Animal Magnetism.
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rlLuAsLE PRoPEgrY.-wea requested TO call attention
10 Tic Sale Chancary The 18th OF April Instant under
lie direction Of William Mitchell, ESQ Master in Chacery,
OF valuable properly known Nos 50 Beekuaus.reet
SO Ann-st-ee formerly occupied By Mrs Floyd. The
about IS fran Be-knanstreet about % feet
Ann. and about undred and eight feet deep zach
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invitation
W,s,,,Scros April 4. 1872.

W,sINGToS. April q, 1872.
Gentlemen lave received with deep sciisibity your
Kind invitation behalf of Tie members OF both House.
Congress, friends Mr.. Clay, who propose give him
dinner this city Saturday testimony OF their
high respect his parotis his public and private viz
tues participate with them upon this ntere sting occa>
Sympaihisin. cordially will, all the friends OF Mr. Clay
IN boil; Houses OF Congress, the regard Tor
his public services and personal virtues should wItmuc
pleasure have associated with them this honorary Irs
sentiments but the advanced age and in
firm health which have or nv attendance
all public entertainments: necessity n
could be- permitted indulge myself with execution
should eagerly vail myself OF this occasion
i am, With perfect respect, gcncmen your friend anu
,,.lnw cit1rn JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.