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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
BULLETIN FOR THE LAST SATURDAY IN JULY
DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA, sc.
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

DLFDGEs ITSELF TO THE FOLLOWING FACTS
l. lsl The Graeienberg Dysentery syrup VIII cure Inc
dysentsry. disnhea, &c. &c. In u hours.
n A cure !, warranted mater how bad the case !
even II he discharges are bloody constant The money
IL instantly refunded Il cure IS not me fetuiI q,
3d. Thousands # lives have been saved Dy ~ use
some Instances where the patients have been gsen ~
proof OF his may be a. the Company WHOLESALE
house. 50 Broadway, Newly Ola ,,L. c,,r.,y,.
an Numerous testimonials are on ne 9, INC ,OisPa.y
oa;e. winch would SATISFY he nos inerrdl a e,e'
80. rceivsd f25h July from Joseph r HAL suffolk q
c,,,1rs the following: "Tne Dyseniery syrup cures IN
every case" ,,,. .h,,,id he resor.ed To the mo
- - svmnfom. appear Sesmen, Ooaifnen, travel
mem - a., ohsrs should have supply, ss is timely use
-" vaic.l faculty are astonishei al It's power freely
s.,ns mai there + other medicine q al TO be CON-
r. ,tc e /. for sale By Agsns, In every Ward In me
CIV OF New YORK, and al the Companys who.esae WI"
house ~ Broadway -
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WRITING,

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND BooS-KEEPIsG, -,
~y,aIrGIIT BY MEssRs A. II. WHEELER III
4 RAM DIXON. 25l Broadway, corner VI Murayst =
NJ A II WHEELER, instne or IN FenilAnsniY ah IL
rr-cn B,s-ke-png re- p-clfuy gives notice that ne
Ia ss.oczt-d wi N 6m--f Nc Hiram Dixon, 50 tayo'a2
E1opn The public as pennan sna sec aht@n a. so
,n3 her. FER the fn.r.1 Si b. conducted 0y M-ssrs
WHEELER A DIXON, a. flAOws, VI:
NJ Whntl Ter III atend D. Day Hssee, a. bs'esOi,ie
from A NJ un5t ~ .,.-,
an-e f-cm Z q 9. P NJ 49,. 90. .
shall b. w4rrng 10 me u psro age.
B-Oruamenla. Pe-manship executed 10 ofaef'
al Jaw luis
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! AW SCHOOL. OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY =
lITte fr-t OF the Law SCHOOL Of HARVARD L NJ
NERSfTY lJr the Academlcal year VIII open on rf
day August s. 848. The active labors OF Instruction WI
be shared equally by Hon JOEL PARKER LII d. Royal Pro
lessor Of Law and Hon THEoPHILUs PARSONS, Dane FRO
fessOr OF Law. 49,
course OF legal education ior gentlemen intending to Prac
ce In any of the United Sats, AID systematic course 81
studies / COmmerci D jurisprudence, for merchants and
Of business No public sirucu0n u slVen IN ue oS
REGULAR jurisprudence or any ptricuu otHe Du' t1
library, consisting Of nearly lNo,o Voluiss, "a ,h
PIE for the study II local law ana pracucei sd e
students are privately assisted ~ these stu1le7 Oy inc to
fessors rs Occasi on may require. .,
No pc Az course Of previous study requisite Tor al
mission; hut every STUDENT il required 10 produce tesmo
mails Of h- good moral character and 10 ave Oohd OF -
10 the Steward. with surety resident M hssstenuso'.s
conditioned for the payment Of 81 college dues Or ~
of bond be may deposit : % with Tie stewart AZ lhe
commencement u each term % Is retained Dy hi WI e
end Of he term, and then accounted for No sndsht
maincuated until such testimonials ae pfodueeu ss
yifv given The tuition iees 80 efin ana 80 Io'
half or any es- fraction Of term, which entities me st
dent 10 the use Of the College or Law Lnrtes ana ItA
Book and free admission 10 all me pubic ecufes N e
University Instruction may De- nna IN any i'irtn ta1
,sys anott ia the University. for the aidiuona lee Oh
SlOs wear for each language studied Tue necessary sA
oen.es Of student tho reslies al ne yea. N Oap'uss
viii not exceed the following Tuition -iuOi rent slo
care Of room. with u furniture syerasinG about 30
board from S9l % S8l; fuel. from I'D 70 Spi ~dslhs
tom SIS % 800 total $50 20 $40 exclusive OF eIouie'
and what j. termed pocket money. .,.
r. ,sgsrt fo he amount Of pOcxetmOney, neither expe
deucy the ussges u society require ha' " sou' "
large. ,-, -. s... 30. ,hss ,hooi q,
three terms and attorneys II aw who alter having peer
ir,ed fD the bar In = where previous course o
study for A. least Is require nave pursued eh
studies In tbs School for "a terms are enuus' upon
erffca- aud recommendation Of The Law Faculty an
fIer passing satisfactory exaHinslon 10 me degree
Bachelor Of Laws. s,, -. l..
made . % siiIs' NJ NJ INV IS ise yz7 2aw2wis
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CASTLE GARDEN-The public arc respectfully m
Horned thar Csste Garden Is open d7nng the cay a.
,t..ior ia rents myll
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rHrs nav PUBLISHED.

EHE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No ACFlI-yuly'
I ielg Containing articles on Political Economy Ea-t
ern Life by Harriet Msrtineau. Literature OF the Cnheh
states THERE'S History OF the Empire and seven other a
e rs ON various subjects, including the usual Cruca ana
81. .cellane0u- Notices aud Foreign Literature
Tn Edinburgh Review, No. CLANNll-Juy. loS-con
tanning articles Hercheis Survey Of The southern hsa
vrns the Revolt in Lombardy Goldsmith, the French ke
public. the Gemanc Empire AMI hve other articles on va
nous subjects, literary and political
Price OF any one Review 80 year, the four Reviews
90; Blackwo5d's Magazine So BlsckwOod and the fou
Reviews $40 l. SCOTT co Publishers,
iv9l ~ FutOn-sL entrance in G1ld-st
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ASHES Sales 100 bbs at s. AMI 81 for Pots and Pearls
COrTON-Ihere but moderate business DONG Inc safes are
Flour AND hEAL-Thers 5 10 1kei change Flour DAY
pre-, u. nate Common and god brands Western
s. aeudns some sood parcels Ahgn 20. OF 'SS
pure Genesee ilsas ia Round hoop Ohio common
6oo bbs including considerable quantity ior British
80 or o bb have been made ior August at IS ami
stand that Boston house 10 tins narset offering about = ot
delivery Eoeh account We believe few sses base been
about this aEurc In southern there but little
ony moderate Meal hrm We notice 500 oos Ie,sy
Do white Western 1854 and o) bos sour New Orleans ~ =
OHIO soH asaloo cents within ir1e Of that anse Inc
demand Tor shipping Cora hess sctNe' and 6oders nave o
era 5000 do 4sao for New Orleans - iof
fod sample b5a 81 tor Western mtS-d boao' or nal %
Corn hsr The sales OF round Corr we're ot England
RE the chip Oats are scarcely 80 hfH S@e
- n saii H. The sales So bbs the above agur--
eis.g II or Mess Reel without farther chang sale
densn ard held firmly ra-s reach 500 bb al I7 f
Prus and easS Tor 40 . Al>o so sees good At ~ CO. In
Smoked Hams Aiot Cts H. Butter there is esAa o0'
Chee.s aaa sales so or 90 pigs Butter Al II ala CO.
rAiLow-is before We note sale Of 5000 os st 7ea'en'
HENP-soe o. the holder. Of American Hemp advanced
f w to siao for good Dew rO,ted We doatuo~ that any can
MSEEs.e. 40 tes. a, sIa3 So the latter for strictly PRIME
bought At Ssets 70 srrSs GUIDE wRss . arm !. ssss C.
WhShf-ls atn with sales 90 bb. At ?! aasS Ct. tor Ohio
HAYsns 80 bales River packed up
HQfaCts
GROCEREssgsar. NOR, se,ive to ssy and the following
psrcci changed hnds go hi Cuba
loo do Porto Ro al ~ nv, aud 30
ets al Sales 30 hhis tart Carcnas Moes eaI7
| Tor dstiHnS
IRON-A sale Of Pig Iou made Al q 20 eash which
an Improvement 40 ioas Ss~de brought $50 mo-. Holders
| Eas i.h Bars generally are hnner
fEATHEsA sale Of 80 Io PRIME Live Geese
OF MEAIThere has been sale OF 1900 rs OK y 100 n
| cash The previous prce-
aIDEs quei aud The sales unmportaat We hsse
% - damaged and IS greeu si-d Do private terms
HOPs-A sale Of 10 fret sort Western has been made al
fAsTb@ market continues buoysni for Baes and farther sale
extent have made at scp ai rr.es OF Canton
- 40 chests bali DO The last q psfee nA's oec9 o.
,.ri Al tie ionef Pre Inc H's' P"'~ ~ " -
l.,sa, I. announced Tor the 9Th gnoairlo. - ~. ,,s
sATT-Ienool without particular ohHn g. sna ui.s .as
The Transitions eolis. .. ~
,s, I.lsnd par all al q ctsi 80 sac. ,.y ~
"a t,.rol sss s3S soo do WorthHssl' 81 - W ~ "A
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Al An'y. Orange Co .osh JOHN 2. TOUMASs. ae,i .
years. months and -
Ousuats, ui.rnn1 fr 1Uh Inst MARY LOUSY HUNsCOMB
VIDAL daughter o G. b md Hel~r-fs kits ssri
The frei- o le family repeatedly -f o. s:eri DE f
n.r from fhe feicle ~ -f father. SO Dasle ts s-r
In'cllfk-
lr.f~rfsJ 2. u
I'M n two we-ks Of ty-e.-r, MARIA LOUISA daughter I'd
Chsr-. sai Mar agi o. y~s,. months and
The isuf- and es repeatedly r-l~ste1 i1 aff~1t -
fe of ~r M 81 - De-rsu - >llft hroE
morning 0l c'-k H. u be- ts~l o. Aeu
Canaan mr-f-.er AFTER Boat
leaves lor Norns'k E u'l.ort
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Cop.NT>FR.HiP NOTICE

L having purchased the stock. good VIII fixtures &C o
tie 1tensi e ~ hing and cheap publication esiaD sinner
=. W n Crsiam Tribune Buildings, Nassau-st me bls
- vii Ieresfer be- conducted IN the names Of DEW
s DAVENPORT Having been long connected Win lls
and fully familiar with lie detail; iney rus
~, a. Tas,al nsfronsce given 10 their predecessor VII
HEevSi. he extended them AL orders for Books Cneef
I ,i S' y, 10 ROBERT NJ DEWITT,
yu5y a. low JAMES DAVENPORT.
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DRY GOODS.
= At g.. AND -.

+ AS Al b.. AMI y"
1 ANE 4 PORTER, 65 CA.HARINEsT. have this day
Eopened 10 packages Uhe ia'D of Philip Allen Son
very best Spring styles Prints IL lowest price for which
they have sold this s L. ind L. Sd The colors are
warranted fade in the lea H. and are now offered a
3D. and ID the yard. Some Of hn styles are such a.
case very pretty small stripe, ID
case do do. with pinks, blues and lilac, I'd.
! case very rich shaded all colors, ID
I case small SET figures I'd.
case very neat imitation of French, Cd
| case small checks, Kinks and b!ues Sd.
With other styles Of patterns at Sd ID aud 3D.
2 cases Cochecoes, at 90.
, cases the real Merrimacks Cd. lOd. and Is.
Also the whole stock Of Lawns reduced from "a to L. ID
from Is Cd 10 Is ] lot short lengths brown and while
Lawns, yaId WIDE at 6i tie yard
Also full OF V!zettes, Jenny Linds and Man
tllas ladies' and children's sizes.
Any article sold not proving what represented VIII be ea
changed No deviation in prices.
iv3l lis LANE & PORTER 65 Catherinest.
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Foreign Ports.

A,Bah iith INST baas Iowa Le5fon in Baltimore ~ ~ III
= 9r, ~ nm Hauet Feetognl Duree, iof po, ~
E"h cbasel bfg Jusca Hamhn. m Balumore arr ' o' '
IAN, M. " th ler inward cargo ,.., o..o,.,, "a,
Al Pemambuco. 2OtA ut big Aurora lol b-De-i
Baltimore. log - n, 80 l, p.i,,,or. unc
sssn InsSe Cook Tor NiCfk SaI@d, schr Janet hoo'N "
Porto Cqt-lo and Baltimore 49, r.I.r I'm and Il,
Boston. dir ,- ,,,,..-- a., Syors a.
- N.fi@ Neicaf Coz Osceoa Kendall Tor co. 's sA
Atlantic. Ciough, DO. DO IN - ..t..,,c rg.u
MAJ ssurt about 18Th insis ofss ''uer' hA AN'
a.. NNnr.
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GBARKER'S 2sl Grand st-MONDAfJ uiy d. va 4, es
IN his CITY. $1,000 - q, ,s, v.,5
Pruted Musins worth % only IL and is 81 per yaiu
Very 6ue French new patterns Is Oh per yaIu; 49,,
Real French six and wool barege' hnes' Sua'S - u -
s per yard n, .s
Peal Scotch and French Gin hams, Is ana Is %.
49, s0 pcs dress silks the greatest bargains ever o.
frred = 81 up.
Black silks At low prices, IS up.
cases Prints 81 up. IT.. -, o.. 80, -
cases hne Chinz coors, worth Is no" selHsY - % ~
M and baes beached AID unbeaehed sheeuns ana
shrtings selling great bargains " Ell Woitny ny a
ION of iii who wish purchase. Aso white nuns Jae'
,efs rsn,brics plaid canbncs, 4c &C very cheap ,
Ps-Ths store will on Tuesday August l. 70 80
Grand-st d few doors above. ,,,,-1 10, Cd, %,
fV4f
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a NEW WORK.

r.,HE FRENCH GENDERS, in six MNEMONlC IA
BLES; by which The Gcnders Of all The French Nouns
upward Of $40 may be- fixed in the memory, with certainty
hi few DAYS: learners being thus enabled 10 overcome
speedily the greatest difficulty Of the French language
Recommend FL y many eminent professors to be used in
schools and college, and by those wishing TO recover their
kpowledee OF French To be- mad NJ
v25MWGss2ws REDFIELDS, Clinton Hall, New-York
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Spoken. &c.

J, So Ia, a. 49, long 10y ban Globe small Tn Liverpool 0'
J"o@ ia, j. 90 long = g. ban cobarg IN Nior. ia' Bangor
Juv ht5I oux eh Medora in LFefP or Cu-iss'S -
i n st 81 O long - TO- brig John Kendall I'm sana iof
Ju IS lat 81 TO- long 70, passed ship MHh'Nsi o. Nio'
ia l y, ~ ne Is o. barb Alabama WAL I'm Mobile Tor
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THE OCEAN PLAGUE.

ORA VOYAGE TO QUEBEC IN AN IRISH emil
OGRANT VESSEL; Embracing Quarantine at Goose
Isle IN 1884, with Notes Illustrative Of the ship Pesuence
Of tlst fatal year BY Cabin Passenger For sale by
BURGESS. sTKINGER a co, WM. II. GRAHAM,
BERFORD s. CO. Il. LONG BRO. and al the BOOK
.aLIrr- renernllY lY<e ous
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AUCTION SAILS.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aacnou-~,
v BANGS, hICHARD- a PLATT, store

JOSIAH RICHARDS Aucnou~~,
DY BANGS. RICHARDS n PLATT, store ~
ID Broadway .-Lhefsl cssh advances m-ds 90 nonsso
naepts for s1edOh s.ies - - -
sDRrY FIoHrH Srw-yOpk TRaDF SALE,
T. a. Co~NKNCsD. STsrfo~Esy Para ssIG
,. EEfD.r Auet .. 40 boos ssis o. TUESDAY,,
Arstsr ss-TLs undersigned announce ne rest regular
~. sale 10 commenced a. N. shove dsie u VII -
o,rfed under the regulations As ne at one Coo
.ru.nf. of soOss, Paper stationery Stereotype Z A-s
R'rd.r. lloth Leather tr arr respeciait -olcIrc
P.reusr- for the printing .hp1d 10 mfnsn-d by ne is
NJ b, NEXT Al hcE tiue hc VII - lui 70 press
r. n.,.l ra.h advances vii b. mzde on rc~lpt ~ gis
a-n required o%N"'' ~. oaSa..s n.y..
Az pxiv.r, s,lE-A nIlecfon u choee oi fHnhnfs.
ir-isstas iar.e one BY De kaef nne issn".e'fe ~
Ntison br.gfl6 Flower .nd Frui pieces. &c a. m -.
h.r-. 40 corrti0u u rugrsvings scare P''u~N ~
fi- -sri, Presidents. &C IN frames
DYE aoIrU>, sa.fisa aaS cso'ss's.i,i .h~e---.
D>s-- Room 81 srosd~ ~, Sothie hAi-hsf1s r'u.,
uo the Aboye-uAuied rsors B. nov prepares %
sds VI Sxhl1sa Furniture Dry Goods Ssrprts Aie n~'
..-eirs sftces Of every description, Ca CONS 'hrp H
pl.vAe sale ~lcrco. AMI io mste s-irerieLn m ~ -
promptn-ss Ne sil bgy. n pr.frfed 'asrA"%" s~~
In any par ~ he city sit,n4ea To. - usual
MONDAY. JAY 81.
Al D 0c.ock, ~ 81 Moii-sf near bfoomr
GENrESL H1tsf HoLp frkNtrtksinr = '.if- fifiitli-
the lautc OF sofs- mahogany Ard cur uitf
chars French bestrao. dress ard plain famous, cars t
center fAHl~ .ookng glssse- sraraues rrfN ana na'
nnps carpets. o cl. iesnsr bes hair maifrssTs, ~fs
trhe. window curtains ~ashstsd.. bcrusfl tuf-
u,mrr, kitchen furniture. &c a..
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v.ou Oregon and the North.west.

e., csor0e Simpson, accompanied by Mr.. Hop
49,. his Secretary, aud Messrs Colvi and Frazer ~
I'D mere from tire Red River Settlement on the lo'h
and len yesterday for the Bruce Mines whence ne PIo
ceess on his way Montreal, via the Tore "hieh CO.
d,,sn to-day sir George brought with him NE Oh ne
Or.soa Spectator, printed at oregon Cay, a. isl1 a.
St,psry iO-for copies Of which are indebted 70
cov : aud our friend Mr. Bsenden They contain ho"
ever nothing in addition to what our DyNeI',c' nau
ALREADY received by express relative 70 'he inan
hlss in that quarter Lake Superior News 2lst INST
TERRIBLE ONsLAUGHT % THE INDiANs-ChtP-
,>,rrys and Siour-We learn from Capt Clark OF The
IN swallow Who arrived al Lspointe on Saturday
-. ,hst inst pror % leaving that place news had
hs,n brought In Of sanEuinary encounter between q
fv Of Chippcways and sioux In the vicinity Of Sandy
faks The Chippcways, about eighty IN number, were
-. 6.hing party. and unarmcd when they were
.-nrsed by a war party of the Sioux who mastered
.onae seventy of the number HmOng whom was young
g,leip.the day. When the Captain left there was
zach excitement among the Chppcways al Tie fonte
20 ..eucd bent on the most summary vengeance no
r.xD SALES At SAUr IT. MARlE-Thc pro
the saes of the public lands a the land Office IN
III place from The lOlh OF June 70 the end OF the guar
tcc June 30 amounted TO Sl33jO 49, OF (which sl24- IS
va. Tor mineral lands at 60 % per acre and esh =
ff agricultural lands, taken by preenptors IN snaH
tTscts We informed by the officers that since the
IL july the sales amount 10 little more than two thou
saad dollars from the disposal Of agricultural lands
sotlc taken by pre-, yors and some bid of at the sale
Sci eral small parcels. containing gypsum oil superior
oaahiy, sold from 80 to 81 80 per acre
The sale OF the Mineral Lands VIII commence on tnc
sst inst and large Quantities, no doubt WIZ De solu
even az the exravagsn price that Congress has seen NJ
20 place upon them II the capitalists OF our country
con "A but see the immense masses % copper rom tne
Lse Superior r. ZION that are hourly passing our once
.ofne ii them presontng sides two feet square and
veighing from fifteen 10 forty hundred weight and as
r,re pr a. ever seen, they would realize the
veatL Vi the country and would be swift IN making IN
vestInents IN these mines. Perhaps not. I'd TT'bl
The Irondistrct is not yet in market but the noun
ts,s OF that valuable ore, is surprising feature
in this angular gOn than the copper Here IL
trund ore OF the best iron that we examined and
in such quantities that the whole human race can be
provided with this useful mineral for ages 10 come In
decd il i so abundant that those VINO have recently
examiaedthe counysay that it cannot be monopohzed
and that there s more than enough for all VINO may
-. llD
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WI sALE-Ore Of the mos aesiiaD.e Io.-onS 20
eondueng eentee millinery busress, This Offer. very
favorable opportunity, as he STOCK l. sins ne on
Tooire an 30 Broadway, up stairs Jy29 il- sMIhN'
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GREAT REpJCTIoN IN DRY GOODS.

w BARKER = co. II Ca,hahnest will commence
~ on Monday st inst selling out their stock OF Dress
Goods. in order be ready for the Fall trade Ladies
this your time as Dress Goods OF French iaone' WIZ De
scarce and very hgh-pheed in the Fall
pieces rich beautiful Silks offered at very low prices,
cheaper than elsewhere in the ciiyreay great bargains
1000 pieces beautfu French Bsreges, Fren'h Lawns
Linen Gnghams and LusTes, and other Dress Goods-a
beautiful assormeut Will be sold Al half the original prices
very fine assortment II English and Domestic Gins-
hams "a low As Is per yard; ais Prints Don estes and
all other varieties ofDry Good viii be offered al Enees to
induce attention.
Also. we-seeced siock Of Jenny Linds' Manulias and
yzetes Our assortment Of these goods has been OF tne
best styles and some beautiful ones le-io be sod
cheap.
Ladies will hnd everything the department OF haoer'
at,v scb a. Hosiery q owes Handkerchieis and light
goods reduced in proportion and for cheap bargains this
the beet opportunity ever offered
iy2e 2tisn j. w. BARKER CO ~ CaheLlne-l.
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declined as Agent for the Propheiors offers for sale
-k-t the following named farms IN The several eo9na.S
stated Many of them are splendid farms are one''' 'o"'
and arr wei worthy the attention of purchasers 49,,
BFRKELEY CO.-l2O acres, at 5000 terms 5000
de Isl acres A. Is per acre haf cash re-cue equs
annual payments with interest l25 acres NJ elo upon
SUR purchasers 20 at 81, per ncfe one hrd cssl
residue equa annual payments wiihinefest ~ acre.
acres at siC cash $50 sltno cash, $500,
upon credits 40 acres nj so per acre, Soop cash.
IN 10 equal annual PAYMENT WIN in'eres, o so,es ~ 80
per ac third cash. residue IN equal annual payments
with interest
JEFFERSON CO.-6oo acres At s55 per acre, upon ae
conmodatng terms 1870 acres a. 80 per acre, e'hhn
cash residue In equal annual payments, Win plere.
MORGAN CO-138 acres al $500, nall ea-h rssaee lo
suit purchasers 20i4, IA 200 and n acres, eas d - s'
acre one-lhrd cash residue In equal ennusi peyn.n-
with 463 at " per acre cash. or upon cis'
FREDERICK CO-30 acres nj e., per acre, one th.in
cash due IN equal snnue payments, with Interest W
acres s. per hrd cash residue IN efua' snh
nj payments. with interest
CLARKE Co.'S acres AT $50 per scre ;hlrd eash.
redne 10 st purchasers SIS ~ ESQ per scre one
Ia rssb redue I'm annual psymenls with Interest
HAMPSHIRE CO-350 acres a. $40 per acre, one hiin
cash residue In quail annual payments, WIN inrres, o
5000. 500 cash. residue In equal annual pay
FAC OUTER Co.'S acres $50 per acre half Or one
third casb residue To s purchasers acres a. -. Ps
with nere.i half cash residue il year oa, Interest
AUGUSTA COl72 acres Al sl2 per acre, Onetfd essn'
r, -hlue IN equal annual payments, with Interest
ROCKINGHAM CO-i3 acres al Ell per acre, on
third or ore-ouarer cseh residue su purchasers $50
] ~ go ser scre ss1oo cash. residue IN equal annual
p.vmenis with interest 900 acres AT co 90, oneAihfi
cash residue In equal annual payments, Win interest
NELSON CO.-l9lil acres 81 $4,000 &,nD cash. resi-
due "a purchasers. -.
ALBEMARLE co 200 acres al $4,000, upon 'ei"'
TO suit purchasers 0l6t acres sf SO per acre cssn
FLUVANNA CO-7o6 acres =, go per se,e ons.'hiia
cash residue In equal annual payments .lh interest
RAPPAHANNOCK COs-40o acres AT $3.50, onetnhh
cash residue IN equal annual payments, WIN nerrs,
FAIRFAX CO-8O0 acres at IS per acre one MIRO cssh
residue In equal payments Of year, each loI acres
SIS DER acre. upon accommodating terms, &c NC &c
Aso Texas Illinois ard Michigan Lands for sale, 20 VII
TFXAs-NAcocDOcHEs Co.-4A28 acres nj 81 per acre
half cash. residue Ia payments 10 sal, purchasers
iLLINOIs-snsLsy CO-i60 acres at 81 per acre, ossh
upon credits. -, -
MlCHIGAN-iosiA Coo acres al ~ per acre cssh, ~
pom credits $40 price and upon same "ts
10 acres at same price ard upon same terms
fu description Of al or any of The shove named iain
III be furnished gratis 20 persons wishing 10 PuiennssSs
application be made By letter foOstpald 10 ~ OhEo,
'iy3l Dlaw }msW6tWH M4'nsburR, Berkeley co va
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-. TO IET-The lower part Of the convenlen mousse
~. ST Princc-s consisting OF Two paTors sinau room "a
~ oiuing front basement and fo1r hne n'c rooms ak9
ward with Crton Rent moderate o-sesslon WI
be given ON September Inquire ON premises V4S JUS
NJ HOI-E WANTED-The advol user would pay
800 liberal rent ton a eascl for iusiLed house com
4-4 ur-ng AL The modern conveniencfs, ard situated
west Of Broadway, IN the upper part q iho city Aldr.ss
: r. G Post OIice iy1 lwls'
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GENERAL NOTICES.

,,~I a. of ID. F.-The r. w Grand Encsmpmen
~ s's,e Of New. York will commence us regular An
ms session on Monday evening, july 81, al oelock,
ssi eSosd~av The Election for Officers for the ensun.
-. al, he held Al that tune. Punctus attendance oi M
wmsmbers i requested. By order, 60, 81.
tvSi n. John L. VAN BOskERCk, Grand ScIloe
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ryI.O. O. F.-NOTlCE.-The X. W. Grand Iran K. IN
enn,pment l. o. F. Of the Slate Of Newt oIA WI CON-
nsr its regular annual Session a. ne hooin NauVna
HAL Csnalst on Monday evening July 81 1870 81
NJ Al which time the election viii be held for oheefs io
the ensuing year. .,., a., .,,snssnre
WI srs. Nv order JOHN j DAVIES Grand scribe
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