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Sixty Dollars ascWard.

DAN away from the subscriber in Buckins'
n ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, to wit:
RICHARD, about G feet high, IS or so years
by Mrs Organ, OF Surry county, near CABIN
Poin.: no visible marks recollected. he had. on
when he lett white fur hat with very small
brirn, and suit ofsummer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, p years old, about .
feel inches high has scar on the left Jaw, from
The too,hsche-,he skin seems TO have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he le!t black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold IN
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly &C.
longed to The estate OF Mrs. Treviian, OF Hano-
yer county, Virginia. -,
ALBERT, dark complexion 81 years old,
about ieel 5 or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recolected; was sold
in Richmond by Charles D. Pctus OF HALIFAX
county, Virginia | will give the above reward
OF siylv dollars for The apprehension and dellve
~ OF The above named slaves 10 Belts & Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expense:
of conveying them TO said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one OF them.
June G-cu F. c. BRADY.
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MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEENyH
In STREET.. :"
Schemes for the Week.
Drarmg rcccircd eucry d0u at oclotk
100000 5000.
Observation-Disclosures, Extra, 1856. Cam,als !.
1000, 5000, 5000, 1880, 5 Of 1000, Sc. *
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5, halves 50 o,ar.
tcrs 25.
10000, 2,2O0.
Wednesday, Acxandria. Extra, 1856. CAM
tails $4,000, 1890, LOO, 300, 5 of ! 900 lSc
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets so, halves d
quarters G2lc.
$4,000 5000
Thursday-Alexandra, Extra, l57. Cani,,,s.
Nos Is drawn. Tickets s. halves so onar.
teIs %.
$4,000, 1000.
Friday onongalia, %. Capitals: sIoono
1000, 1900, l,l2G 40, Of 1000, &c IS G Nos
IA drawn. Tickets 3, halves So quarters 75c
$4,000, 1000. 49,
misunderstanding received By Snnd,v,s
mail-Alexandria Glass 81. Capitals $40 ooo
10000, 5000 $500 $500, $3.50, S OF SOoo Vc On
OF 900, &c. &c Nos, II drawn. Tickets en-
Halves 5, Quarters 80
Orders Tor packages, certificates of pack,oss
and single tickets in all the Lotteries will he
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when 70.
quested. Please address orders To
N. STRATTON.
July Richmond Va
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CASH SALE OEIAND.

DY VIRTUE OF decree Of he Crcui, Supe-
ID rior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor Cum
berland county, pronounced on the 29lh Of March,
lSi5 a, the suit of John w. Nash, against tie
zekiah Ford, administrator Of George Carson,
decd, and oilers, | will proceed 10 sell, Tor cash,
on The premises, on Wednesday, the 2sih Gay oil
Nav next if fair, if not, The next lar Gay
thereafter raG' Of Land :" ins eS ans G ' iao
orresSlving one mile below Cumberland Court
house. on The Stage road leading from Gambler
land Courthouse 10 Richmond or SO much Of
said tract as will raise The sum Of about $50 dol
lors EIEZEKIAH FORD,
Commissioner.
1.-THE above sale was not made on the 18th
or Nav last, and is therefore continued until tho
30;h dag Of July next, when il will positively
take place. HEZ. FORD,
June 20-cwIw Commissioner.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM NEAR
RICHMOND

DY VIRTUE Of a decd of trust executed 10
ID Loitin y. EleIl and The subscriber, by The
late William ID. Wren, and Mary Ann, his wife,
bearing date on the 18Th day OF April, 1914, and
dulv recorded in Herrco County Court Clerks
office, the undersigned, The acting Trustee in ~
deed aforesaid, n The request OF The beneficiary
in the sail deed, will proceed 10 sell upon the
premises 81 THURSDAY the 81 day Of July
next, al the hour OF O'Clock, p. NJ, the farm in
the county Of lienrico, called "WESTWO0D,"
containing l0l acres, on the old Richmond
Turnpike road, about miles above the city OF
Richmond. Upon this farm are Houses suti-
cicnl for Tie accommodation Of a large family,
besides Barn. Stable, Courthouse, SC. The title
10 this property is believed 10 be undoub,ed, but
the undersigned selling as Trustee, will convey
with special warranty. JOSEPH MAYO,
Acting Trustee.
NorE-Thc above Farm was sold in April
last, by the Administrator, with The will annexed
of Captain Wren, bur afterwards il was ascer
raincd, By an inspection OF his will, hat as 10
His p01ticHi0r ptccc II proPerfy, the said Wren
lied inle>tate and, consequently, no authority
was conferred on his Executors TO sell the same.
The sale under the trust deed is made with The
assent OF the former purchaser and all persons
Interested and will be made rciitom ,escrre--
The former sale having been cancelled, purcha-
sers are respectfully invited 10 attend he sale
again JOSEPH MAYO,
June 2I-eotd Acting Trustee.
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY

THE second session of this institution will
i commence on the 18th July and close on
the 18th December. The terms Of this school
for the session of FIVE months are as follows; for
the English branches ten dollars, and for the an
cent and modern languages and the higher
branches OF Mathematics, fifteen dollars; board
and tuition fifty dollars
The Principal is graduate of Emery and
Henry College and can prepare his pupils for
College. He deems il unnecessary 10 trouble
the public with recommendations, as any who
may feel disposed 10 patronize him, are referred
TO his former patrons who will attest 10 his ability,
and iaithtulness, in the discharge Of his duty
ROBERT w. WATTS,
June 20-cwSw Principal
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NOTICE.


DElNG appointed receivers Of al claims due
ID To the firms of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon and OF John n. Fiz-
patrick Individually, by The Superior Court OF
Albemarle county, We notify all who are indeot-
ed 10 The parties aforesaid, either by bond, &C
count or Otherwise, that speedy payment must be
made, as ii is important that all matters con-
nec,ed with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have pu, claims into The hands OF Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick due 10 the firm OF Fizpat-
rick & Lyon ana J. n. Fitzpatrick individually,
for settlement and collection as many OF Them
are 100 remote for us 10 attend TO their collection
in person; hui no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice tails 10 effect our wishes.
HOGG, WHlTMORE s. CO,
Sco,isville Va. Receivers.
n. 3. No other person than ourselves is au,
lhorised 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
the persons aforesaid or John N. Fitzpatrick in
diyidually. except such as We authorize.
lime 69c,f H., w. s. co.
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PATENT OFFICE, June II 1915.


TN consequence of The heavy correspondence
i Of the Patent Office, (Which is supported ex.
cIusively from its own revenues,) all Of which
will be subject TO postage on The Isl lay of july
next, the undersigned feels obliged 10 give notice
that after the Both day of June, instant, all letters
and packages addressed TO the Commissioner of
Patents moi expressly relating to the business with
which this office is, by law, charged, must be most
paid, or they will receive no attention, and ,c;u
nat be taken from The post office.
Models, which have heretofore occasionally
been sen, by the mail, must hereafter be sen, by
private conveyance, and a, the expense Of he an
picant except when delivered 10 the agents of
this office authorized TO receive and transmit
them.
Letters containing assignments Of patents 10 be
recorded in this office Gas the recording is done al
the expense of the Office, without charge TO the
persons interested } must be posi pau.
All letters requesting copies OF papers and re-
cords, seeds, reports and other matters merely per-
sonal TO The writers, and moi relating TO the iesili-
mate business Of the Office, mus, I've post pa,d.
Fees for copies must also be transmitted free of
charge.
Postage on letters addressed 10 The Commits
sioner, on business connected with applications
for caveats, and The issue of letters patent. and
all proceedings relating thereto, will be paid by
the Office.
As postage on letters and ckagcs after The
3Oth inst, is TO be charged according 10 The
weight, it is desired tina, applicants will omit the
use of wooden rollers Tin cases, and other things
used for The convenience OF transmission, which,
without being necessary, grenlly increase The
weight of their communications and consequent
ly The postage charged upon them.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
The editors Of the following papers will insert
the above notice twice week, four weeks, and
send their bills 10 this Office for settlemenl-vz:
The Union. National Inelsencer and Constilu-
ton, Washington; Republican and Argus, Bal
,imore; Enquirer, Richmond; Keystone and Anne
rican Sentinel, Philadelphia; Morning News,
New York; Argus, Albany; Republican Herald,
Providence; Post and Times, Boston; Times,
Hartford; New Hampshire Patriot, Concord;
Eastern Argus, Portland Patriot, Montpelier;
Statesman Columbus, Ohio; Kentucky Yeo.
man, Louisville. June l3-e2awaw
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MERCHANDISE.
Thomas Il Charles Ellis.
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery.

Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery,
No. LOG, Htst Main Street.
Ii AVE received by late arrivals from Eng.
LII land and The Northern Cities, a large and
varied assortment of SPRING GOODS, which
they VIII offer 10 country dealers, and to purcha.
scfs generally, at very low rates, consisting in
part Of
Satin stripe Adrianopcs
New and rich style Balzorines
Lawns and Mouslin lie LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombaznes
EarlsIon and other Gnshams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab d etc, Croton Coatnss
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimcres and Gambroons
Valencia and Marseilles Vestinss
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Sheetngs
Table Cloths, Diaper and Towellne
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins, Gloves, Mi,ts and Suspenders
MarshalPs Seine aud Sewing Threads
Seine and Samplng Irvine.
THOMAS 6 CHARLES ELLIS.
April li-ti
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SCHUUL Of MURAL PHILOSOPHY
- Professor George Tucker having rendered
his resignation Of The Chair this School, 10 take
effect al the close of the present session, the
Board Of Visitors will proceed TO the appoint
ment of his successor at their annual meeting, on
the LIST July next.
The subjects taught in this School are, Mental
Philosophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
Letres.
The compensation Of the Professor consists OF
a salary of one thousand dollars, fees from the
members of the School, and house and garden
free OF rent.
Applications may be addressed TO c. Johnson,
Esq, Rector, &c, at Richmond, or 10 Professor
William B. Rogers, Chairman of the Faculty, at
the University.
a mil Lei Inlr
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wood Park for sale.

HNtI!S beautiful and desirable residence, situated
i in Orange county, Virginia, one OF The most
healthy portions Of The State. is now in market,
and will be sold privately, upon desirable terms.
The Tract contains 722 acres AMI is considered 10
he more beautifully and drsirably located for a
private residence, than any other in this section OF
Virginia Ii lies 3. miles from Orange Cont
House, :'5 from Fredericksburg, and 10 from The
Railroad Depot, Gordonsville.
Marcus Bull, Jr., who resides upon The Farm,
will take pleasure in showing il 10 any one desI-
rous OF purchasing. Any information wanting,
can be had BY addressing him At Orange Court
House, or David Hume, Esq, Postmaserisame
place. MARCUS BULL.
Nav a cuowS1auom
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


Richmond April 10th, lSi5
TN the Superior Court Of Chancery for The
i Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby PirH
Against
James Gray Ell ais, DIS
Pursuant TO decree made in this cause on The
2ls, day Of March, 1916, l, as one Of the Commits
sioners in Chancery for the said Court have APP
pointed the oath day of June next between The
hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and two o'clock, z.
NJ, and so from day to day between the same
hours, Sundays excepted until the 29ih day OF
July following, at my Office in the city OF Rich
mond, State Of Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing the proof Of whatever debts or claims the Gre
ditors Of David NJ. Branch individually, and of
the late firm conducted under the name OF the
said Branch alone, but composed Of John B. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David NJ Branch individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
fail, under this notice, to come forward and prove
their debts or claims, the Court will proceed TO
decree distribution of the trust funds among
such OF the said creditors as shall have duly COM
piled herewith. JOHN SHORE.
April 18-c2awio9Jy Com'r.
Fy New York Morning News will publish inn
media,ely twice week till Goth July, and send
bill 10 this Office.
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To Brokers

THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
A LII Prizes in any Of The Authorized Lotteries
"A drawn in The United States, will be paid on
demand, with the usual discount, in specie funds,
at the old established Office OF
CHAS. McINTYRE& CO,
General Agents frr Payment of Prizes
No. 80 Wall street, New York.
II The official drawings are received at the
Office by express, and the prize money paid al
moments notice Orders for Tickets in the Lot
leries OF D. Paine x Co, or J.,G. Gregory Co,
will be altendedio by return OF mall and the draw
ing transmitted free Of postage.
June i0-cwGmf &. Mel. & CO.
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MIR. DABNEY COSBY:-You, being a non
lNl resident OF this Commonwealth, will take
notice that shall, on the 10Th day Of July, 1915,
al my store house in Columbia, Fluvanna coun-
ty, Virginia, proceed 10 take the dispositions Of
William Sanderson and others, to be read as evil
dence in snit now depending in the Crcnii Su-
perior Court OF Law and Chancery for Gooch-
land county, wherein ! am plaintiff and you
and another are defendants. Should The taking
of said dispositions be not completed on the said
day, the same will be continued from day 10 day,
at the same place, until finished.
June l7-cw4w JOSEPH HODGSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
Extensive sale of Carriages

AT AUCTION.
INTENDING 10 remove my Coach Establish
L men 10 the corner above the same, will sell,
atpublic auction, on SATURDAY, The 18th day
of July, at 9 o'clock on liberia credit, The whole
OF my Stock OF Carriages and Harness, OF every
description-twenty 10 twenty-five in number
among which are number of Superior fashion
able Coaches, Chario,teeS, Barouches and Bug
gies, and sore excellent second hand carriages.
Bargains may he had previous 10 The day of sale,
as am determined 10 SELL
JAMES BOSHER.
FOR SALE, as above, on credit Of six
months, handsome Baronche and Harness, and
pair OF excellent Horses, young, sound, and
gentle in harness. JB.
June Dds
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Twenty Dollars Reward /!

n Ut. negro boy, named JIM, l3 years OF
age, abou, four feet high, and dark brown color
has long head, high cheek bones, deep-settwink-
ling eyes, face sharp towards The chm, speaks
very quickly. and stammers very much if spoken
70 sharply-had on, when he went away, a jack
E; and pantaloons of coperas colored cotton, and
an old yarn cap, with the brim nearly off. The
above reward will be paid, if he is taken up and
secuted in Jail SO that get him again.
HEATING S. NELSON.
Ben'ivoglio, Albemarle Co., Va.
June 01-d&cIf
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BCL T. TIN.
BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! Shoes
ANOTHER ARRIYAI-IIsr on

ANOTHER ARRIvAL-JrSE 20.
. ECElVED at j. d. HOOVER'S, large
IL variety OF pegged Channel Boots, made vi
The most superior materials and in perfect mita-
ton OF the sewed Channel Boots, so Justly cele-
brared in Virginia-price 81. This is an article
worthy the special notice OF gentlemen, which
respectfully solicit
English Shoes, for gentlemen an article also
Just received.
Bronze Slippers, for the ladies-lOO pair just
received, which shall sell al 81.
5000 pair of McCurdy's Slips ana Ties. fash
ionabe and questionable, on hand, which shall
claSe out at prices lille lower than heretofore.
Ladies, who are familiar with The quality and
style OF those Shoes would =" ..~H 10 r"i.ha.->
lhem by the dozen pair as shall sell them cheap
or than they will again be offered.
100 pair Misses bronze Bu>kins, Slippers and
Ties; also, large variety Of black and fancy
Caters, &c.
In fine ny stock being large, and feeling de-
sirous TO reduce il previous 10 increasing il with
Fall supplies, shall offer greater bargains than
can be found elsewhere till the 10Th July. After
that period, there is no doubt shoes will command
higher prces--a fact which should induce all
persons who are al present. or expect shortly 10 be,
in want, 10 make their purchases al once.
atr An unusual variety OF TRUNKS selling
very low. by J. d. HOOVER.
June 20
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June 2a-d3w&ctf CHAS. L. DIBRELL
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Rf virtue Of deed OF trust, executed to the
- subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing date
20 me 18th day Of April, 1914, and of record in
. %e Jerks Office Of Allegheny County Court,
,a an proceed, on the 18th day Of July, lS45, flor
sn s purposes therein mentioned 10 sell at public
Gseon TO the highest bidder, for cash, on the pre-
u,ses the following tracts or parcels OF Land, 10
. NIL ~, III, 10, 25 1863, $50 and Is acres, Cor
ali =, interest as the said Paris may have therein
10 which said tracts are supposed to contain
sas a oa. and adjoining each other, lying in the
lsrs.e county of Allegheny, on Jackson's river; a
sns portion Of which are valuable low grounds,
he N high state Of cultivation, well adapted 10
uure of grain, &C., and upon which is erect
hiss T. nnIe Tavern establishment, known as Pa
,sesn iaTvern situated on the turnpike road, be.
In, te n Callaashan's and the Hot Springs. The
hu, sand lands is supposed TO be indisputable
tile a. ssihg as Trustee, will only convey such
: Is vested in me by said lrnsl deed.
MAYO % WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.


Tn pursuance Of the last will and testament OF
L The late Col. Gideon a. Strange, we shall pro-
coed, on The 29lh day OF July next or, il prevent
ell by bad weather, then on the next fair day, 10
expose 10 public sale, on the premises, that va
liable vel! known, and highly improved Estate,
OAK HILL, late The residence OF Col. Gideon
"A. Strange, situate in the county of F'luvanna
within about two miles OF Fluvanna Court house
This Farm, comprising ,02i acres is beauti
fully situated on the ltivanna River, with fine
exposure 10 the South and East. well known for
the producliveness Of lis soil, and the high state
OF improvement of which it is susceptible. The
Farm Buildings, Dwelling House, Barn, Stables
Tobacco House, &c, are large and commodious
There are 800, or $50 acres OF cleared land, $50
oil which are frs. rate Rivanna low grounds, the
balance in woods, well limbered The soil is
will adapted 10 corn, wheat and tobacco.
The tract will be sold subject 10 the dover in
terest of Mrs. Mary Strange, widow Of the said
Col. Strange which has been laid oil and allot-
ted 10 her. though is understood that her inter-
est will De offered 10 the purchaser of the farm
on theday OF sale al fair price, which will be
made known before the sale. Possession will be
given, so far as necessary for sowing crop OF
wheat This fall al once, and full possession on the
Isl OF January next.
TERMS 900 will be required in cash. the
balance in one, TWO and three years Bond and
approved security, and deed o. trust on the pro-
perry 10 secure The purchase money, will be re-
quired.
Mr.. James NJ. Strange, residing on The place,
will show the land 10 anv one DESTROYS OF exa-
mining i, before The day Of sale.
BENJ Fl. MAGRUDER,
A. p. STRANGE,
Acting Executors Of G. A. Strange.
Nav 2T-ctdS (Whir 10 cupv)
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TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCU-
LAND

LAND.
Cf virtue OF decd Of trust bearing date the
IL 3iJanuary, 1911, and OF record in the Office
OF The Clerk OF Goochand County Court. fiom
John 2. Bealy and wife and Mark Hunt and
wife, 10 me, as Trustee, shall proceed 10 sell, on
TUESDAY, The 18th July next, on the pre-
misses at public auction, Tor cash 10 the amount
OF six hundred and fifty dollars and on credit
without interest till the Sd January, 1876, for the
balance of the purchase money, 10 be secured By
bond with approved security, and also by retcn-
ton OF the title or deed OF trust on the land sold
lhe option OF the purchaser, two Tracts OF Land,
situate in tie county OF Goochland within lew
miles OF Powclps Tavern, described in said deed
as follows, viz: "A certain tract or parcel .:
Land, containing BY estimation two hundred acres
be The same more or less bounded by The lands
OF contiguous landlclters, as follows: On the
North hy the lands OF Mrs Lucy Couch, on the
East b. The land of Holman Shoemaker, on the
South by The lands o! Edgar Harris and on the
West Ly The ands OF said Lucy Couch; also a
..ta.1ufsey adjoining, The aior said tract Of land,
containinSby estimation about two acres be the
same more or less, situated adjoining the tract of
land in Goochland known as tn Dover Tract"
Ga The first Il the above tracts there is small
welling house, and oulhouses requisite Tor
plantation purposes, and the two tracts together
constitute desirable farm.
The title 10 The above lands is believed 10 be
perfect, but, selling as trustee shall only con-
rey such lille as is vested in me By the said deed.
JAS. A. Seldom,
June lG--d&cts Trustee.
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CJOTUlNG CLOTHING !! !!

THE subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10
both his city and country customers for their
patronage heretofore, and hopes by strict attention
TO give satisfaction to all purchasers, and will
further say, as am anxious OF selling of my
Summer stock entirely, that will sell my goods
at a great reduction Of the former prices.
All persons are solicited 10 call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. SlLAS MERCHANT,
lime o3 100 Main Street.
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NEW SUPPLY.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.

1t.'E iOH, lol0.
puTNEY 4 WATTS are now opening per
i steamboats, and packets a new supply Of
81 MEX BOOTS and SHOES, of every
description for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses Boys,
anu Chlldren. Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
pei bass, &c We respectfully invite our old
customers , ana Inc public at large 10 give us a
call we assure them that our sock is of the besi
quality and will be sold al the very loves, prices
II has been our aim and desire 10 keep on hand
stock OF the best quality of goods in our line
and We will sell them rs low as possible. We
respectfully invite all in want OF the very hes,
and handsomest articles in The Boot, Shoe, and
trunk line, 10 give US call Our stock will be
found large and desirable at all seasons
PUTNEY & WATTS.
Dealers in all the most fashionable styles OF
Ladies Genllemen's, Misses, Boys and Chill
dren's Boots, Shoes, &C. june lG.
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JONES & WINSTON,
Com mi SSiOn Mere n a N { 9 +,

WILL give promp, attention 10 the sale Of
w Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, or
any o:her Country Produce consigned 10 their adj
dress, or that ofther Agent, GEO. r. PEAKE.
FOR SALE, upon the most reasonable terms,
Bacon, gross and It Herrings, Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Salt, Iron, Nails Steel &C., &c. Or
ders solicited, under the honorable assurance that
the customers Of no house in the city shall fare
better. June 23-ctl5Jy