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DIED

o. Wednesday, The 2lst inst Of disease o., the heart
Mrs JANE MARIA COILS, wife OF william Z. Coils,
n the 37th year OF her sge.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 10
ait.nd her funeral from her late residence al Oivert
tha friday afternoon, a; hsli past O'Clock whou,
farther invitation
Ga fhursday morning. July - q, the resi- 1ence q
Edward Webb. NJ WILLIAM WATSON 10 HE 18th
year az honest msD known 10 this metropolis over 30
years as an industrious citizen
lis friends generally and the friends Of T. j w and
family respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
morning a. To O'Clock from the above location corner
of Avenue and Elevcn'hst
On the 22d Inst ELIZABETH B NORTH wife Of
Henry W Phair. ia the 2lsi year Of her age.
On THURSDAY 22i Inst ~ o'clock after long and
illness which she bore with Christian i0rtitude.
JULIANA vile Of saac Hewlett 10 eah year Of her
age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited % attend her funeral this day A. O'clock
from her late residence BE- Washington - without far
Their Invitation Her remains will be taken ~ Cold
Spring L. !. per steamer Croton, for nterment
~ Long Island papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening 2lst inst after asbOrt Illness
JOHN CLAWSON KELLEY. Jr infant son Of j. Wesley
and Marion Kelley Of this City aged months.
The funeral will take plsce this day At O'Clock from
the residence of Dr. j. Clswson Kelley Thirty ghth
The friends Of the family arc invited 10 attend.
- Providence papers Pease copy.
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Us cen,s aud 800 bushels new Southern sold a, 1874
For pure Genesee better prices than the last sale could
have been obtained For Corn there wa very active
demand and the supply being Moderate the rates u
vsncei 10 cents per bushel The demand was m0sty
for Cling contracts. The sales reach 10000 D. 5000
bushels a, 5sd6j for Mixed 6lG67 for lat Yellow ~
cents for White = ats for Mixed round fjG6- cents
for round Yellow. some heated sold 81 81 d5f cent?
and so tush Tat Yellow In store free OF charges Tor
80 days IT 20 cts. To arrive next week sale oround
Wa made early in tbs day a. 81 cents Rye i nominal
AZ 7jdU cents. Barley AZ ~ cent? Oats - 81 ceDs
Beans and Peas are very dull
WHsKY-There was large activity In Whlsky 70
day and the tales reach 10 go b5s a. - cents part
o. arrive. Poor Ohio BIS cold AZ the close 81 that figure
About 40 Drudge casks also sod a. - cents Rum
IL 30d3l Alcohol a cents.
PROVE iONs-There IL 20 new feature 10 prrk %
Beat The sa-sare moderate a. previous qaotat. ne
PORK 8 2 and Il Is Beef g. and II J0dSlL s-a of
$50 uerces Prime Mess Beef made a. private rs-
gain In Butter and Cheese there u 10 change Wet.
err Butter is lOa IS cents With little 10 b. nat below
ll0l2 Cheese q n cents In Picked Mesis We hear
Of nothing doing. The market is heavy
HAY-Tbe market Is steady with sales 800 bales Al,
1880 cent? per cWt
HlDEs-some Of the late sales Of Rio Grande have
been ~ I'D nos aud We understand 90 were bought
~ Boston for this market 81 l2l cents. NOS
RED OLA sale Of 1905 lbs made 81 q cents
per gallon
Oll.-some small sales English Linseed are making
At g. cents Best American IL held Al 20 cents. Whale
can be bought Al % cents 80 offered
BONE-Ihe market Ia - for Northwest and 30 for
south sea At the East - was paid for Southwest
NAVAL sTOREs-A few hundred bb's Resin sold ~
IS cents Spirits are 81 cents with small sales Crude
Turpentne is held at -
LEAD-some parcels are ofered a, 20, cash, which
10 lower The supply Is good.
HEMP-Fair lots Dew rotted bring slO5GlJ7 90, but
the demand j. moderate
FLAX-A small ssle Of Jersey was made at y cts cash
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r,,.s.r 90. ,,o,,,,ox PlyAs Before judge lheIAhAin
70, po,,,Uvs gHHam Vain DriHA1 ana hI"aw
So, = lo Avr lsst Oliver Woods Wa arrested ON a
s.r. Of l,i.e preteuces bot hss since o,eh aoq
gten arrested h. bad iu hs pos'e''iD TOT Io"eC"'n
-. b, ~ Powell q note Tor 500 Oi jacob L0-
.f 1,5r,s.d by J. Petis. fis npte, with tNo
-, he's and other personal property were taken ifom
a. W,o5e by ffe officer VINO erected him. aud d-iiv-
III Mr Drnker. one % the Justices Of tho Police
80 Who directed mr snow one OF the clerks % take
ss.r,s Of Il. demand was INSIDE by hr Powell Tor
80 ~ mote but 8, refused, and action Of trovcr IL
sugh by Mr. Powell 10 be placed IN he possession Of
N .poeafs that law passed the Legislature In 1916.
,,i,g risht Al the Police Office 20 take whatever
sopsr may have in bis p0ssessiOn At tho time OF his
i,,s.t without regard 10 who H. and keep IL til
s case Is disposed Of aud apply II to the expenses Of
rsin. ming toe prisoner This law plead In bar 10
h preseui acton. and suit ssked for This was
-.o6sed By Mr Morrison counsel for plaintiff who con
ded h a. the property ged T. third party whose
Int could not bo prejldced by any act Of WOOds-
ii be could rot be Invested Of iui and exclusive con
nj over bic owu property without some actot ms own,
you'd be contrary 10 the FIRST principles Of Ia" That
nsn could be Invested OF hs property without some
Eul proceeding against him aud s directly rcpugnant
% tho letter and spirit Of the Constitution.
The Court however. matter OF form. directed a
nsu Vith leave 70 plaintiff to move 20 Get itaside be
trs full bench-for plaintiff Mr. r. \. Morrison Tor
sisndsut Sir. J. Graham.
Us MAnsHAL's fIcE-Join Connolly seaman On
.oard the steamer lhs Charleston packet entered 4
complaint against James chopin, fret officer Of the ship,
d cruel and unusual punishment Mr.. & was arrested
JDepu,y Marshal Flanagan aud held 10 bail Tor exam
sstion
GtOrge Smh a seaman on board the brig POcahonias,
sac arrested by Deputy Marshal Collins 90 charge Oi
to make revolt Also held 70 bail.
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Court Cnlendar....THs DAY.


4,s~s OF rHE SUPREME CovEr, 10 Law and Equity
,ts civ OF NewYork. for the years l-i1, l-i5 aud
40 IN BE- held IN the City Hall
c.,r-sl Tsrns-Fir.t Mondsysiu September and No.
,,ober lsl7 January, April, July and October, lsi'
S,.e,sl T,rrss First Monday 10 september and Of
II month thereafter except August
Cr-tif Court and Court of Oyey and Tymlae- -Thlrd
vo,dsy in September aud IRE. Mondays ~ each montn
,,s,esHer except July and August
Sod Cyeaafs for he Trial q TssHcs Of faa al0'e-
80, Monday. in October and December, l-iI ~n'
s-., Mondays Ia March and November, lsi- and Iot9
The Circuit OF third Monday In September VII ~,
a, sr,, November and only those causes nouee1
,.pe va. 1ined after fret March lsfI the Ciiou' .i
.,p,er vii be held III fret December and only those
,.sse, noticed which were joined bei9re lsi @sson 81
FOR the Circuits in November aud Dee' ni'e' N'o
~. will be hereafter designated.
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money in waILst The amount Of bu.Ine.s doing i.

Wheeling Banks u per cent discount
The Bank of Mobile has declared & dividend Of
two and half per cent
The Someryille and Easton Railroad Co adyer-
tse for proposals for the grading and masonry OF nine
miles Of the road from somerville toward Esston.
The New York aud New Haven Railroad Com.
pany has contracted for 5000 tons of iron rails at SO
and 30 odd cents per ton.
Mr. Freeman Clark Of Rochester, has established
In Bank in that city with'a circulation of 100000.
Mr. P. w Handy has been appointed cashier.
At Buffalo there is no variation to note in
monetary afsirs Exchange on New.York Is firm OF
per cent and Canada funds sought after at the
usual rates.
There is some sense in the following article on
sbe increase of the currency from ThomPsous Bank
Note Reporter too great imitation of currency reacts
with violence when the reverse Bankers should
not always expect favorable breezes and fair weather
In our own State we find that the Free Banks alone
have deposited New.Nork Ststo Stocks with the Con
troer since the Let Of January last 10 an amount eX-
ceedipg two millions of dollars and OF course have en-
lsrged their circulation to an equal amount We think
tho Safety Fund Banks have enlarged their circulation
one million of dollars in six months making tota 10
mi, State of S3OOOO00 which added to the increase In
Ohio makes an increase of currency in only two states
of s5775 900 The currency OF many other states has
been augmented 10 the like ratio.
has been expanded S20000OOO in twelve months-the
expansion is still going In many of the New England
States new charters granted and the Banks or
eanzing Ia Pennsyvanis judging from the notices OF
Applications for new charters, we should think that
many of her citizens afflicted with the Bank mania.
IL II not evident that shall have season OF cheap
Is il not probable that imports for the coming
wear will exceed our exports and leave balance in IA
vor of Europe, TO be paid in specie
Has all the dread of the Sub Ireasury vanished
These are important questions to Bankers and where
our advice can have any weight we would suggest a
gradual reduction in discount and circulation. II IS
much better do 60 IN season while money easy
than to be compelled TO do so under panic
AT Louisville the Banks are checking on the
East at per cent prom Time bills on the North not
over months interest OF. Bills on New'Oreans' 90
days to months per cent Ito 9 months per cent.
and interest OIL
The following statement OF the Bank OF Mis-
souri, and Branches exhibits that institution In strong
poston the circulation and deposits being only twice
and half as much as the coin on hand
STATE Of he Bank Of e Sate Of Missouri and rs Branch
} on 3llh June, 1871:
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FOREIGN APPROPRIATIONS.

ST CROiX-B1g CarOliue - bids gar gu ggncdeons
ruin ~ CO. m0ssses Deforest C0-ij puncheous
CArt- right, Harris / Cc-32 hhds mOiasses, Whit
marfh.
PORT At PRINCIPLE R7pab'ic-l57 hhds sugar
500 5Do bsgs coffee n W Deafeld-60 DO Esrick Tr0w
bridr-- 20 DO " 7 wild CO.. do GrOsh.em 4 Clsp
ham do Il n schefeiiu { COST DO A c Rossire 4
Col DO " Plat'-72 DO Smith 1 Co-7lz do ~ 0.0
%. ogwood, A Ferris Co-S1i5 Ed W Burger
: 800 = GaillsuCs
CADIZ-Brg Roda'y-710 qrcks wine hhts do bats
do q bxs rqI1r.c- 90 hams 3pU doub.0ons, sslker
ST MARkS-Brg Gcn Hi's0h-z3Z ssles cotton DOK
bbi HOlnro0E Nelson L Coo DO 90 uuns COe Ander-
sOn Co-16 bales coucn Centre Co-iO do DO case
tobacco. A,wst-r. Mllflrd Coz do do Waring
sOr-j do DO swift Wsdronf cases tobacco, Hopkins
. Alien bb! md.e TAYLOR 4 Ketch.
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Amueements.
NusEuM.

EVERY DAY AID sNsNING M. ---s comreceine
tssoudsy. July r. is{7-spen6id exhibitions and per-
fornsnces every sn-rnooa 81 " snd every evening 81 81
oeioek New add Interesting War Fsur-s faithful rep
r-seuisiiors Of he - AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES,
tskrn 10 he year 1886. Of S-~-Havrn The schoon~<
Amisisd. slsr Ihey bad nuini-d and murdered he on
rers and crew Ssna Anna's Wooden Leg TIE Shstipg
Slas-rs; orph-sn Family; Pete Morris, chspnsa Fam
~ Ms. v,e-n-cot Mas =. Juit-a Orsns Oatsngs
Anatomical enus MADAM Rockwell, he vostass Teller.
Admssion y eta ehidr-r under 10 yesv ist eu IVA
CASTLE GAkDEN.-Asm .slou IS e-aa--rhs
y splrnfii PHnorsms Of NEWTON ~sy aud the delight
fa 49, hreet- Dyed By the ssers -ier this ih-
desirso'~ s4mmer resort Ia sA- cry -SRioAy EVE
NlNG, July S-1h- Entertainment will commence with
Ire Os-uule 10 Fra Dsyoo - amer wach he eumcdl.
eAz entitled Turning he rsoe.," Ma l. Wells ~il
dsrce Ia Crar0veure, sailors Hornppe oy LIE Psgits
Msry Acne. N-w % he superb raox- u COsmorsm0,
VAIN By the Orchesus; Her Cins viii appear on the
Tiga, Roce Ballad. The Village Chareh,'-Mi. Pail.
lips: 10 conclude ~ilh Pas yren BY he Asses Wes
Doors open 81 .. commences 81 0elSs VS.
Ck-TIH GtRDEN-E1rR.ORoi Exhl.
NBlriON The Chnese JUNK heyins snow Sns Al
Castle Gsrdsn Admissiou board, = cents Opso
ron 0ciocs A until p VI VtoE~
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aou-. HsrNn Leesk CO; 70 bbs po,a'oss. comln. Bop
zirs c..
Mrci1ais Ls,s Fe-f In 4 J8trs'n-B, 4 Sc.
pi,nI-lI 1H- l-l-s h-.chIr Perry.
Sane La.-i11f Cr.gr-l Do. beans Titus 4 Bsrpa,
fsees box sugar. Loou's, l5 h5. asl-. K-.eh1rl
Per5i ID d. Draper A.dncl sp-1-sr DO ga. bauer
FcrFl.o1 st- us1.
Siu< Liqs-B1t = p Fi7ssil13--I bbs nal - a.
fcars va .r- " ca, lNn n1. cheese So 9sr. butler
be q hsgs nesur. t.srt pr
Cts7oaE1 Llis Blff L1e-F11- Wisfs1r-3l0O tush
osfs -r a. ry- siI---s B-lreft Cr, bb.. PORK Wal
lEr- WcIs. hh.s ashes. 4 " o.s - c..
Srae Ff7s-B11' Nr- y $500 Hll osts - bis
beans. - a R-rflrd. .I psss b4u-r E-s,el.
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PRICE REDUCED.--.A NE" EDITION Or
Curiosities Of Literature,
AND TIE
LITERARY CHARACTER ILLUSTRATED
sYI.c. D'IsRAELI, Esq. D.c.L.F.s.A.
WITH
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BY RUFUS W. GRIsWcLD.

~ new edt,ion Of tl.s splendid work 10 ready
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gertegnen VI scholar be without u wto can .1otu -
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81 The above work a Tor sale % os' oooA's'.eis
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BooK FOR EVERY FARMER.

A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER.
O pnn COFtES SOLD.-Ju-t published, one OF he
O,UUU most valusb'e works FOR Farmers eyer Issued
f6m the American Press entitled TIE dn,ericn Iderma
irt or Dsassi Of Usuefc ninGli shoving inc causes
svuptus ard remedies aud rules Tor restoring and pre-
,rvug health by good management, with directions Tor
trAining and breeding By ). w. Cole, Editor Agrcu
ura, Department Boston Cutvaor.
Mr Cole has spent several wears IN compiling aud test
ur tbe facts which hs offers 10 the Farmers OF THIS
country he hiss produced work u great value 10 every
man who Keep, bus single horse or COW nut 10 ne phe
ucs Farmer its value can hardly be overe'unaled Iho
whole subject OF the IrsIn.af Of Domestic dNinaS ~
treated 10 the most thorough manner, compr.ng voc
Horse Ot Cow, sheep, Hogs Dogs, hens, Iurseys
Geese Ducks, Birds Bees, Nc. &C. Th7 WloIe 70 oOh
nr-ssrd into volume or. cosely nled pages WIN
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w Y0FE CH0RAL UNloN zoo IHt

IMPROVEMENT OF CHURCH MUSIC.
'EHlS SOCIETY N hold 10 us sessions IN The City
Of New-Yors commencing on he seventh day Of sep
eUner next Tor free Lectures AMI Discussions on of cs
directly connected with lhe interests OF Church Musi
Ministers, Church Members Lcsdrrs Of Choirs an he
hends u Church Music generally earnestly requested
10 e present AZ ihe lectures and 10 take part In The dis
cussi0us
Pra-ucal Lectures will be given each day by Messrs
Thomss Hasungs Edward Howe Jr aud Others. AMI com
uued the wants n he classes LAY seem 10 reqli =.
probably exceeding ionng ht the following prin-
cipsl subjects
Elements of notation Tor adult and juvenile classes.
Formal, and ca iivsuOn Of the voice.
Thorouah bss. snf orgsn playing.
Essential properties Of style with reference to ls man
snd spirit OF praise
Selection and adaptation Of pismo1y, illustrated by eX-
ercises
Abuses - church music andinodes Of improvement
Tt above subjects iI be treated a. fus ~ possible DO
the very limited me afforded, which VIII be entirely iuad-
eQuafe 20 their merits.
The New York Choralisr viii be used, new work by
Messrs Hastings add Bradbury Just published by Msrk
II. Newman CO.
Various Concerts 81 Music NIL be giYel Tie c.y during
the sessions Of the Society.
Farther particulars be learned Al the time al the
store Of NJ ~. Newman, $50 Broadway.
EDWARD HOWE, Jr. Cor. Secretary.
" fv-8 %
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THE FARMERS LIBRARY
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
JOHN S. SKINNER, EDITOR.

Each number consists OF two distinct parts w
l. TIE FARMERS LiB2ARY, IN which are pubhshed son
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cng those which, by their the language IN when
they are written would otherwise seem beyond le feaSh
Of nearly all American Farmers. IN ms ay we w ioI
Two or three dollars The choicest European eases ho Re-
searches in Agriculture, costing zen umes as hueu "a VIC
or gnA editions nor easily obtained Al any PcT al vi,
tuay out Of the reach oi men "hQ I'VE ny lo.yWlas s
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complete series, exploring and e1n.one ts Msos M sh
Natural Science, and developing me feu ueasues n
Chemistry Geology and Mechanics have yielded ana may
yield 20 tighten The labofs aud s"el me haf'eslS Vi JIG AZ
m TaE NoSrHy JoURSAL on AsHcuLrUss will Ike
wise contain about so pages per month, and VIII comp1so
Foceign. Selections from ihs higher class OF bfusui
E,snc6 and German periodicals devoted % Agriculture
with extracts from new bOoAs nch my nvt % P4Ds
In ibs Ibrary sc &c American: Editorials commune
Gated AMI selected accounts Of experiments improved pro-
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10 this department alone VIII ours feseinDis 4ny "a
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raj no Political Economic other coulroysfied docune
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Zach uum0erO Of he Library 10 ll4sIaieo ~ nli7i
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America, commenced n ne mOnA OF Ju.yi l,tD' a..
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u-nt In he June number fOr -. -, ,e.e .,,,,-r
me frst number u the second year yly 80, m p
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THE FARM" 70 be Illustrated IN - ~ o., 81 rro
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COMMERCIAL AND UONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks sc. 81, Foara Pas.

tW SQtfs 81 otpch5- or sft FyhTA rage
THURSDAY, 7. ~.
There is considerable frmness in some stocks
bu, the amount Of transactions moderate. After
the Board sales Of Treasury Notes made Al
"a per cent which is farther improvement
In Bills there is little or nothing doing. Sterling
is6iG6, Francs 1884 9532! The supply is large
There is not large business doing in Freghts,
and for Breads,ufs there is disposition to be easier
but Cotton remains firm at 1854 a d. Among the en-
gsgements today American vessel at 30 Cd for
Liverpool Another for London at l3d for Grain and a
Swede at I'd There also British bark taken for
Cuba and market at 4s and Dane at the rate.
Parts Of csrgoes also engaged al abou, the same
figures
Tie defacation Of the porter Of the Leather
Msnufacturers' Bank IS announced at Sl2sOO The
Bank will probably the bond Of the porter for
600 and has also received other securities which
viii prevent the loss being large.
The following are the quotations Of uncuuent
,,or.y in WaU.st Tine amount of business doing IL
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bs. baen seen nibbling trout and stealing sheep 10
,bs ,ysters and the banks Of Lake Memphremagog
Bot we shall not consider ourselves bound TO be-
Teve in him until the Vermont talss catch him. and
bo1da " crowner's quest over him. or, as in the
case of our own vsiter bis authenticity can be es
tabshed by the solemn oath or affirmation Of select
men and deacons J. g. w.
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Brig Gen Wilson, Miner. &c ds I'm st Marks, Fla, cot
ton sc. 10 D Hurlbui s Co. Passenger Jabez Deano.
Brig Mary Norris a ds I'm Belfast, Ireland, in ballast
20 Durham DimOn.
Brig Rodney, Carnage 80 ds I'm Csdiz wine, to Foster
& NickersOn.
Schr J B Lindsay Henlow, IL DIS I'm ~ Croix, mo-
lasses, &c. TO Alsop n Chsuncey.
Schr Alexander, Casey de I'm Swansboro, NC, naval
stores 10 Barnard & Curtis.
schr K Skinner, Keum, ds I'm Folly Landing
fruit, &c to J Benton.
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ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
sgnK iAiA-

r,,gg ROuGH AND READY ALMANAC EOR
. IsaS win Portrait and ut0graph VI GenefsTsy
Il. low ready and FOR sse BY the hunafeo or .losanu
yery neatly printed. CALENDARS on very large type
CONTENTS
Table Of EcliPIss Tor he year
siogrseby Of GENERAL TAYLOR, iail and authentic
II rs an account u all me Battles IN which DC hss
been engaged.
Sketch Of John c. Calhoun
RI6grauhic.l Sketch u General Scott
Biosraphlcal sketch d John Mclean
Census % he Uniled States
stsiisdcs Il Mexico
Bstties - tie Revolution
IN soldiers slofy-P0dly-cymm
Twas IN TIE trench a. Vera Cruz
group u soldiers iay''
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VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA

- FOR sALt-situsG-d In Fsn9uier Coae'J sna eoS
@o.r Of tns laad 10 valuable timber thsfs 50 -
eIt.asys heds 10 grass and clover, ana goo 1850,
.nd The farm IL particularly saApsoo " so '.-Is
OF cxtt'e and sheep having reyerfatns vssf pc
.ysry 6et The improvements eouss OF e" ts,.s.-
fyo .oe, nous. win rooms, and he usss 90
~ ns.,iy s-x area. bargain will BE- sold, voc
:, IL DESTROYS o. pursuing dia,recI eosinr' WOE
u III $1,000 somerville. ysoenisf Co 'hnne