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WASHINGTON, June IL, l540.
10 Rc,,o~frd Hfnseo~xs ,ss TSroe

VAshiN1IoN, JUNG lS, AOTO
The Late Reported Massacre in Isras.
In your paper Of the 9Th inst, you have thought
proper to copy an article from the New Orleans
Courier, entitled "Terrible Massacre in Texas"
1t did not, perhaps, occur TO you that you wore
giving currency to publication certainly design
ed to injure the cause of colonization in your own
country. feel confident that you will readily adj
init into your columns a contradiction Of the ca
lumny, which you have unintentionally assisted in
spreading. Upon the credit of a pretended letter
from ST Antonio, without name or date, 1t Is sad
thousand inhabitants, have been subjected to mas
sacre. Some Of the most respectable men of Eu-
rope have been likcned to greedy speculators.-
The morality Of an enterprise essentially protect
i've of the poor, has been assaied, and your own
government is accused of imprudence. To show
that all this is without foundation, Ipray you -
attend to what follows.
There are but two grants ofland made by Tex
as to Europeans; the FIRST to society of twenty
six ofthe most wealthy and respectable gentle
men Of Germany, under the name Of German
Colonization Company in Texas" The second,
known at present under the title of Z" the Anvcrs
Society for the colonization of Texas" under the
direction Of the first merchants and richest capi-
talists of Belgium. The conditions OF the grants
are, that there shall be family OF coions's 70 eacn
section of $40 acres that house snaii De con-
structcd thereon, and fifteen acres put under cul.
tivation for three years. at cost 10 the grantee Of
giving to each colonst $40 acres Oh Land or nall
section. n
those concerned in these grants renders absurd
the idea that they are specializing on the poor.
while they are expanding enormous sums TO
cnsure the success OF their enterprise. ii they
acted otherwise than with liberality, justice and
ca atty, this would destroy their own interest for,
in order to succeed in obtaining possession OF the
half section Of land which 10 granted TO then, tns
must in the first place, have . colonist TO inhabit
and cultivate Is acres Of land for three years
There must then be an association between me
colonist and the grantee, and before tho latter
can reap the slightest profit from his cspnsl.
satisfied and happy. The grantee far from
taking anything from him, on the contrary gvss
him as he ought, his aid and protection. From
this exposition then may we not ask .me'U ,n,s
be found in existence any association more n"o'''
The writer speaks Of the benefits made on the
massage and transportation Of these emiBrants, -
Il foreign spectators would not TAKE sdvsn~Se
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r;:ss J r % Gallery
~ fsn1 sS.
MaS Waos Deb Ds abs o.rS
We; shf St t PAcK
vile vsehe; Jonas. Fisher Clara Mereviils Mrs Abbott
Door. oeloek-psriormanes 70 a, pre-
RoWERY THEATRE;-Tuesd.y Evening, june 10
~ Or f TT af s E GhT
S he cs.s IAs
hf1i "is
Lady Clara, Mrs. Madison.
rI and s BG,s % cents second and hrd tiers e;
open cciOei-curtain will rise a, hall pas. seven
CASTLE GARpEN.-Tue,day Evening, June ie-The
NJ sysp,,ags s@uss%eps will eIsn with the overture Of
sas II Jaeo Dc xers. pSs or Tsnsor%stoa Dance by
Ss s. e. E pFS0 .a dc ss
Mr. Thompson. To conclude with the popular Of
ntermison Of hour for promenade and
4 al s%nsay s esa. selection Of Sacred Music
CHATHAM THEATRE-Boxe. 2, cents Pit l29s cents
@.dy gf.dy B SsS.s s
s" a."y .' e: A z axsaf.asy
MMnIphs M ka% MIX T
SEAsTaJohn Quill Mr. De Barr Beast, Stafford; Beauty
Doors open at X past !, performance to commence at
NiMLo's GARDEN.-'Tuesday Evening, June 49, 1876
~ The entertainments will commence with popular oyer
ture Alter which, series Of classic groupings, called
GLLlMPSEs OF THE VATICAN IN ROME-Hercules
killing the Lemean Hydra: Romulus The Pythian Apollo
Fawn embracing Child; Hector-Alar Hercules.
Aer which the celebrated Grand Pas de Deux, from Ma
talie, by Nine Leon Jayelh and Mons Henri.
be followed by elegant and daring ON the
Tight Rope by the Kavel family and Charles Winther.
Half an hours ntermlsson for the Concerts Ala
in the Refreshment Saloon.
To conclude with the comic pantomime of GODENSKI
Characters by the Rave Family in which the celebrated
Gabriel Ravel will exhibit his extraordinary performances
the ballet TO conclude with the grand Skating Scene.
Doors open at O'Clock, to begin o'clock precisely
Tickets Fifty Cents
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Portable Shaving Cases.-Thc subscribers'
assortment embraces every variety of Travelling Dressing
oil that is necessary for the toilet.
@. SAUNDERS & SON, 1T Broadway.
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broadway has become favore place OF resort for the
beau monde and IN truth, IL worthy Of careful
animation contains of the most DIS
snguisbed persons in the country ladies well gentle
men, Professor Pumbe of the first, IL the
nst who pactsed this the New World and
since Its Introduction he las advanced from
lection = -
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday Nigh

IufI-ADELFHIH, V1UIIeH1J 1~7BH'
Jackson, the American Deer, lost his matt
against time yesterday. He had to rum elown
miles within the hour but lost by Is seconds. lie
made his first mile in An 40s. The betting was
heavy in his favor, at to l.
The Southern Mail failed to connect at Wash
ington this afternoon.
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q. SAUNDERS Patent Metallic Tablet Razor
had at the SUBSCRIBER III Broadway whole and retail
various patterns.
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Died.
On Monday morning. after a lingering illness, Mr..
THOMAS g. Convoy, in the AID year Of his age.
The relatives and fsiends the members of Washington
Lodge, No. H. 0. of 0. f., and Of New York Lodge,
No TO- respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence 20s Canal street, Wednesday
afternoon the 18th inst at O'Clock. His remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. .
On Monday, the 18th inst, of Whooping Cough, Ca
wilson.
Their friends and acquainances respectfully nv
ted to attend her funeral this afternoon the 10th instant
at O'clock from l22 West Sixteenth street.
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GREAT ATTRACTTON

t THE BROADWAY HOUSE, corner Of Grand and
"A Broadwsyapn Thursday the 18Th Of June 1879 Mr. Ro;
by Charles Ottgnon and the most eminent scientific
Of New York. will give agrand display OF the Art Of Self
Defence.
10 commence at o'clock precisely During the evening
there will be grand trial oil skill for superiority, between
Messrs. Caunt and Ottignon.
Tickets 50 cents be had the Broadway House; Mr. OF
tgnon's rooms II Canal and MIR. Caunts James
street jel63tsje
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TO voCALIsrs, MUs 81 ss, AND THE THEATR

wv COHBYN, Manager Of the Sw'sa beII I..lngefi' e
w spectully informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled has engage
with the above band IN few weeks and tenders ms ser
travelling musical professor band or CON-
pany artists talent about 70 travel
Having compced his second throughout the United
States the Cansd Texas, and the Island Of Cuba, during
which he has waited almost section q
himself acquainted with those detaa and
and useful 70 professional traveers
be believes that his will prove advantageous 20
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W. CoTbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
mailed prior May 10TH and prepaid, will meet with prop
attention 81 that time. ais tire
4 TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR THE
IA SEASON.-Dodworths Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing Jure md O.
mys 5msrc WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor.
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city and county of New York. from the day
June to the 18th day Of June, 1876.
OMEN /; a Women IS Boys Al Girls, Total 1870,

30 Men /; a Women IS Boys II Girls. Total $50.
Apopexy S. Asthma, Il Asphyxia, Bleeding from lungs,
81 Bronchitis, 81 Cancer CASUALTIES Cholera nfantum,
l. Consnmption, 81 Conyusions, 4 Group, 3; Debility, 2;
Dysentery; Epilepsy, q Eryspeas. 3; Fever bilious, I;
let Do typhoid 81 do typhus g. Heart disease Hoop
ing cough, Inflammation Of BRAIN q do Of bowels q do.
DO Of throat do Of womb Il do Of liver 4 jaundice,
MsrasmS. Old age 4 Palsy Premature BIRTH .; scro-
Ase.under yea, 4s; TO- years, q e to TO-
l2 706; az to 90 81 90 to loo Il 100 and
ward Il unknown, g.
CORNELIUs b ARCHER CITY Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, June IS 1916.
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:, EMIo Aito ffnts'-1sentIemen's SUMMER
Hats New Style-KNox l28 Fulton street Sun Buildings
MI h's day INTRODUCES the new style summer
the styles already received he this style
reng particularly worthy It's baptisma motto" CONNIE
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THE ALLEGHANIANS.
- ESPECTFULLY announce that they will give their
~ frat CONCERT in New York at the COLISEUM $50
Broadway.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE IT,
Cards Of admission 50 cents be had the usual places
Concert to commence Mt o'clock.
l. Quartette--Land no
Up, up with the signal The land is in sight
2. Tro-Oh! why to be happy.
,. Quartette-Some spirits wait mountain lay. This
piece is descriptive of the spnow jocund, sadin
which emgrants from the Old World wind their the
valley Of the West the ridges Of the sghany
T. Song and Chous-From the Lord OF the isles-Menly
while the deer is browsing.
5. Qusrtette-The Soldiers Farewell.
The drum resounds, to arms! 10 arms
6. Cach-They say there echo here.This peculiar
and rresbly comic catch proof that there house
without echo.
Z. Quarette-The Sailor Boys Garcia nautical sketch
q. Song-Thc Day.
Quartette-The Soldier and his Bride-This piece 10
founded upon the murder of Miss Jane McRea,
She heard the fight over,
And won the wfe ath Of fame.
10. An Original Pece-Women may her bard command
Written expressly for the Alleghanians.
IL. Song-A Comic Nondescrpt-Oyer there q 2
H. Quartefte-Care aud Sorrow Je16 2tssrc
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GERMAN SILVER.

GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES @. MOFFET No. l2l Prince street. second block
e
b. : @ !. & ans as s n.
city or Brooklyn free Of expense az lm.m
FRESH TEAS AND FAMILY GROCERIES.
a.. ds.a '. .aa s .nT Tea.
.ssl:: ; quality yssPs hs:sa
fSS .si :S,:s,: E:sd Si.si I'd
'sn;r .:s
ssod Sn: Ims Oil sa seGa
other Teas roce Families and dealers from the
ss sas se aasy VS.
ojs:.wsn cor ve'y and 70 vs'sy near Greenwich street
KANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
APPARATUS.
A NEW and splendid BY q which the
ss :S IN ~, The public
the Subscriber No. 81 Bo.sTy between Fourth and Fifth
'" %yai ,m.-e CHARLES KANE f'''n'ee'
NOTICE TO THE, PUBLIC IN GENERAL-The
subscrber after enlaging his premises prepared
YEA sy.S r.
$50: Or ie9 s:a d.
GIkANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, &c.
city, 20 cent less than the fall prices
hotels, churches and those of the trade will find their
call and examine the above stock before rprchas
"a imsTr lis, rs. Fulton st.. ir.i door from Broad..y
FIRE WOKKS-FOURTH OF JULY.
NEW york L~aB.aR.aTORY
M BENNETT, 1876 Front street, two doors south Of Full
men. q FIRE woRKsar offered the above place,
consisting Of honory and signal with gold and silver
rain SUM. fans palm trees pyramids Peruvian
gons vertcles mines Of and
.ooni SsnsOa Lights, Roman candles: pin wheel
erx tire crackers, Canton rockets, &c.
Country merchants and dealers general
call and examine the above stock
n B. Committees for city and country displays military
with the articles the
mails having been selected with the ny ims
FIRE WORKS FIRE works.!
ISAAC EDGE, PyIotechqc Artist, Jersey City, prepar
ed furnish WORKS cities towns public gar
dens theatres, &C. present stock comprises the
brilliant and vregated fires appropriate designs
featured in this country and be furnished
ISAAC EDGE,
Rvrotechnic Artist, laboratory Jersey City, N. j.
NJ B.-To agents. Signals including ship lights false
government merchant vessels be obtained applying
TO CHAS. J. Howell,
myT lmsr 206 Front street.
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THE undersigned respectfully informs his patrons and the
public that has opened for the purpose OF prao-
pistol shooting with his AZ
Nos is IL and 10 Canal street. where gentlemen fond Of
shooting and such wish receive lessons IN the art VIII
find every and prompt attention The room Is
we'll adapted to the purpose being udciousy lighted and 10
feet in length. The pistols have all the modern improve
during the day and evening. CHAS. 7. OTTI0NON
jeI3lwsrc Nos. IS II and 10 Canal 81.
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Debfs.
Capital Stoek...-..
Bills in Circulation.
Net profits on hand.
Balsnce due to banks
In this State ......
Balance due to banks
in other States -.
All moneys due which
bear interest.
State Trsasury,for ba-
lance Current Fund
6tate treasury, for ba-
lance Sinking Fund,
Ctats Treasury, for
loan for rebuilding
the city. ...,....
Cash deposited and
all othsr moneys
due, exclusive Of
bills in circulation,
profits on hand, bal
ances due other bks
and money bearing
interest
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Total L iabilisies. d. .

Specie on hand.
Real Estate. $50.
Bills of other banks
in this State .......
Bills Of Banks in
other States......
Balance due from
Bks in this State.
Balance due from
Bks in sther Stat e.,
Notes discounted ON
personal security. !.
Loans secured by
pledge Of is own
stock. ..........,
Looms secured by
pledge Of other st'l
Domestic exchange.
Foreign . do.
Bonds. .........
Money invested in
Suspended debt and
debt in suit 80.
State Treasury ....
Branches and Agen-
cies ...,..... .
Bonds under law for
rebuilding Charies-
ton. -. -. -.
Interest and expenses
Of State Loan ). =, 4.
Money invested in
every other way
than 10 specified in
the foregoing par.
ticulars .
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GOTHIC HALL. BROADWAY.

THE long promised Mechanical Exhibition brought this
country by Mons George Tetz Of Paris. will be open
ed to the public Monday next June 18TH and continue
open for the summer season. commencing every evening az
the Arabian Magician the hogu and his War Elephant the
Petit Tambour the Dancing Lady Mademoisee Babette
all large life and performing every act Of vitality
Admission Is cents, ,oat 1wissrc
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TsRgNCH LUNAR FILLs.Le4'ss viii ind ne ;sIs sIs'
cis tsc;disspp ointmsntl = iuVAsny s0vs = in'n
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MiJSIC

INSTRUCTION given the Piano at two dollars per
month"; by who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies' wishing 70 tax lessons will please
address note to +" Music" at the Herald office.
ELI IvNx
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MuSIC Taught

T
M DUMsDAY No: AS Brosdwsy, four doors sbove C
WI nal ST. teacher Of the Guitar Singing Panoforte Ae
coran and Violin continues teach ladies and gentlemen
Of New York their residences q required without
extra charge. Terms moderate. full sized HARP, N
playing order. for sale SIS. Apply at4D Broadway
tetl 1ws
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KANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
AppARATITC

NEW and splendid by OF which the
"A Shower Bath is united with the Bathing Tub and can
be used in part Of the house The public
respectfully invited call examine the store
the Subscriber No. 81 Bowery between Fourth and Fifth
streets. CHARLES KANE, Patsntee.
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A YOUNG healthy Woman - Wet Nurse. with frssh
"A breast Of milk. TO tabs baby three weeks old at her
and must have eoniSrsbls, healthy and airy place The
trouble others need apply To that will suit
wages will not be considered object Please apply Dr.
A. NJ, or from 10 8 r. NJ ie6 itsje
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/. Q. OF o. F

/. .. OF o. F.
THE MEMBERS Of Washington Lodge No. H., and Of
New York Lodge No. 10, requested to Ma
tiona Hall, Wednesday the i7th inst. o'clock, NJ
To attend the funeral OF late worthy brother g. Tho
mas q. Conroy. By order. WIN. MCCORMICK, N. q.
IL r HART Sec. Je6 2tsrc
1. y. UF -. +.
THE MEMBERS Of New York Lodge, No. TO- are re-
quested their Lodge room National Hall, ON
Wednesday, June T. one ococh NJ for the purpose Of
tribute Of to late brother Thomas Conroy
jel6 2tsrc GEO. TAPPEN, Junr. N. q.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIL KOAD.
TINE undersigned Directors and Commissioners of the
Hudson River Rail Road Company have delayed open
ing Books Of Subscription order the public
such based upon good data reference 70 the
from when in operation OF indirect advan-
tsges will induce general subscription the Stock
may be deemed sxpsdisps sooner on thar day the
the charter aud such other may determined
on, Of which due notice win be given In the mean rme
the public assured that the undersigned have
feet conhdence in the entire this highly important
work Dated at the C,sy Of NeW YsTh Juae oth 1896
STEPHEN ALLEN, GouJvEkNEUR KEMBLE,
ROBERT KELLY, FORTUNE C. WHITE,
MATTHEW MORGAN, SAUL ALLEY,
AARON WARD, JAMES BOORMAN,
VIM. CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES HOOKER
JAMES N. WELLS, THOMAS w. PEARSALL.
ie1G srre
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-The
SUBSCRIBER, after cnargng his premises prepared
to Clean Carpets Of description from 10 100 yards
without ripping Ingram cents per yard Brussels GEMS
from Is to IS cents; Dresses dyed washed from 70
$ Goats cleaned dressed from cents to 81 Pants de-
from Is to 50 cents T. SMITH, 10 Allen street.
Terunsr ash
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FIFTY UOLLARS REWARD

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.-The advertiser who can
IL give the satisfactory references wishes employ
ment mercantile house Office. book keeper or
assistant out or in door clerk both short
ton where he could be useful The is 81 years Of
age has been in very respectable counting house is we'll
educated and native Of this city very moderate
pensaton only expected Any who give nor-
nation where situation similar the above obtained
will receive $50 the thanks Of the advertiser and will be
jeIi 3t*rc WILLIAM Box 1861 lower O.
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Conssui>siol,cr's Sale.

y virtue Fl dccreta order oi the Circuit Superior
- Court flaw and thanccry tpr the county of Mel
ot the Sun day of October leib pronounced in thu
case u "A, Nandcr Fitzpatrick and VIM. L. Roberts.
against Edmund +. Culcg. Ever Of WIN. Coiey decd
and Trustee. under his WILL for Jane Fitzgerald aud
Geo. Williams, securit, fr said Ed +. Cotley. in his
his Executors bond, and Others" will on Tuesday.
the Shh day oi December next. the premises, Cub
Creek. Nelson county, sell the LAND. NJ which the
said Jane Fitzgerald lives. on credit of i, : and
- months taking bond and sccur, from thc purchaser,
retaining the title until the land Iad for Al the
time and place. IN the and h, the author
lty. shall also. credit of ninc MONTHS with bond
and security being, sell likely Young NEGRO MAN
TliOS. j. MASSlE.
I uminl S,uicr.
N,y,tnl.r t,,
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administrators Safe.

s administrator of John II. Goodwin deed, will
~ proceed on the ooh day Of December. 1916. AT he
Iurr deuce o said d"c3dent, about miles from Lynch
I,rg N t,r rad to Amherst Court ipusc In the couny
Of Amherst to Il. by Way OF public aucon. IA the per
isba5le property belonging to tn" of sad dccient
cons :, 10 among other things Of the crops Of Corn Oats
and Fodder the stocks Of lors and Cattle tanunesl
the Latter two yoke Of oNea) Wagon. Cart, Phnlitjon
urcns Is lousch I'D and Kitchen Furniture. Ne Also.
from II to - Slaves.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc Slaves viii he sid IN a
credit of s'X months, the purchasers giving negotiable
notes. satsiact ry endorsed For the other property t,r
al! sums exceeding len dollars cash viii be rcqni-
red and Tor all SUNS exceeding $40, credit of twelve
months " be given. the purchasers giving bonds With
good security III the payment of the The title IL
all aforesaid property is believed 10 be goDi but acting
an administrator merely. NIL Oh, s,il and Icy t.
the purchasers such title is vested M as lmnls
traitor aforesaid.
All persons having claims against the said estate are
requested make them known forthwith. thai provision
may be made for their payment. and all tn indebted
said estate desired To make speedy payment as am
anxious to c my administration said estate as soon
as possible ..,.,..
ISAAC r. REYNOLDS.
Administrator OF John II. Goodwin Decd
Nov. - t&9D
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE BENT CREEK FLOUR MILL,

(WHICH is in the limits of the new county Of Apo
w mattox, bordering upon the line Of Buckingham,
anil within mile OF less of the James River Canal, and
II miles by this route to the city OF Richmond
This Mil has fixtures very superlor-entlreIy com
pleie-is falling stream, and the brand of the
Mil has high standing in Richmond and other mar
kes.
The country adjacent to the Mill is first rate wheat
growing part Of Virginia.
Those who may he DESTROYS Of emba rkng in the man
ufcture Of Flour. will find this Null advantageous IN all
respects. Aud those who may have a disposition to en-
rage in a woen cotton, other kind OF mandatory
would find this property very suitable to such an under
taking. The Mill House is large, and the Dam is con
strucied most s1dly and durably. The house i'se
could be converted into cotton woollen manuiactory
or such a manutactory Juld be added 10 the flour NIL
most conveniently and advantage sly
Nh Andrew White, who lives at the MID, VII show
the property to any DESTROYS Of purcasingor renting
the same.
For terms apply to
RICHARD POLLARD.
Ala Nia-a, .laonarlo county. ncar Warren
August 20 -
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

kh virtue OF deed OF trust made by Richard 5 Ellis
- in which Thomas H. Ellis and Chnmpe Carter are
constituted Trustees, bearing date the ird August 1889
and Zee rdcd in the Clerk Office the county o Amherst
made In Score the paym ut the debt therein sprcit
Tho UNDERSIGNED hampa Carter with the assent aud APP
pto'aiof ihr said homes H. Ellis will upon the 2st da,
Of December. lslh, II tIr. and II not the next fair ay the
saeto be continued from day to day until completed at
fedar Mills IN the county ct Amherst sell NJ public auc
IIlntl lh..Li / L
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CAPTURE OF TOBASCO.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM COMMO-
DORE CONNER
L. S. SHIP CUMBERLAND,
OF Ver, Cruz Nov ( 1aaf,

L. S SHIP CUMBERLAND,
OF Vera Cruz, Nov. 5, le46.
Sin Herewith is transmitted copy Of letter from
Com. Perry, accompanied by copies Of other communl
cations, giving detailed account Of his operations with
detachment from the squadron in the river Of Tobasco
The objects Of the expedition have been fully accomplish
ed, andby the destruction capture of all the encmys
vessels, check has been given commerce. by which
munitions of were doubt, introduced into Mexico
from the neghbring province Of Yuca'an. Much Ysss
is duo 70 Con. Perry Fl The skill and iudssmes, IN MI
ftStc1 throughout tho whole expedition.