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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
VOTING MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB-EASr-
LkN DISTRICT. BKOOKLYN

The r. gular weakly meeting Of the Yoang Mems
R,pupl oil Club was b. ID sst event, w. the Odeon,
" Ilisu, bureh Nearly 200 persons we're present. i.
" FrELD p,r.io I'd Arer the Transaction " she
b, sinners o' The evening" n. Rev. b. fErnRs made
brief a. abb speech, which b. rev'e"e6 the MIRA
F,,,d dom. He was fo l.sed by EDWARD =. UNDER
HILL OF Ne~-York in speech Of shout three quarters
Of an Lour in length, at the conclusion of winch the
r,..t no a i, mr. ed
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DEArH FROM Porsos ADNIsisrEnEpbra 1oIs rs,
Go B. heo .n qusc At No Il -. y-u
ia ubo d,o fr the effect. OF osereess Of sAnss .Aa
MI D., . Their aPse'.d 70 81 ss . sa.ss
otn.I wa IN Il habit Of siyhs toe rug 20 h,a
INIT IN his IL starce. bad sdn'Ds srea sssve 70 ..
usual The jay b- yi9s that so lse sus 70 The ner
!. s,spoeseds ye,di:t Of" Death from Al 'v0'"'''
s9y.c."
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Bsy hlsnds in any dir ctiop.
To ,ks Editor Of ne N Y Ty,tvn..

70 Fdif0 % Hs IvIU1H'
SIR: zee by your paper Of thS mornings date
(ADs ID attic chssng the oefnS cd, - steward 81 tee
CRY Baorc. with Lhunsn conduoe and rsfls meals
eoloi-d E.sa IL Is customary on all r~aDeSer %
make between white aud black - 10 "a, t@os &C
~bicb they usy DO sested Mr Wn>as arCe1 'W supper
rohss snd respectfully tod that there sood coon ee
table tie waters wach be and his fosats coosi S
Mr. iarus pioyed board Of tns pte.psr Sp p
ATE tts think sufficient resson whJ ~ sssoo nsv
better the u.,s REGULATIONS VI l seame AZ "s
{ the Sound. WIN dioLCS 5nSSa,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

AID. Ell tn 'Ht cHHT'
Rssoiut,on-B, Aid HERRucK, thst the Clerk Of
this Board b. directed to make eotry 90 he TAI
ks Of he TU. MY rst Ward Of the rensssoa Of tho
penop ! ,sx of G. o. Law. Ad'ptet.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday at p. N.
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Au.emg Of the Twenty DIT Ward RrPnolcss
Club va. bid at Fr.moDt Hall, No. 3yl Fourth ave-
pue, at evening WV h. "ooDhAS ESQ, p'esoedd'
Sn,, p, were made by Roger SneImap, esq lgraad.
sop fibe rig .r-of thsr pame Of the Dee,araasa Of
Ind r.Lc,lt.), Dr. Coveil, aud MesrIs Wcse and
Bacg.r. lie speakers were Etened 70 With interest,"
aio t.qu'utk applandtd
TIN Club has opened reading room in the same
building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

NRs NJ. T.. WyBB's READIsGs. - " y ncle Ao'n
and tis CABIN have lot yet disappeared hom INC go
e ID. London public. Yesterday areTooa Wps
Inc of carisets up before = 'h9rd n9a-e ' 10
Iesid, nc. oi The Duchess Of Sutherland u c1au "a
the W.et-Erd wOrn that rome new s'uSctwn 100 -"
brorgh, ,ogether several members OF the hisIer
ce.. M,S NJ. f. Webb lady of colon, ds9gn.ss u
d 81 snish gentleman and Of female slave on .ut.,
lad recently arrived in London, bnoklns WIZ ~.
dram atzed VT n ion Of" Uucle Toms Csom' Gonp oaX
BY Mr. stowe herself for the purpose OF spaolI 100.
ing and the bed of the splendid mans on 10 81.
bad ben granted TO her BY The Duchese az W..
entrrtann ent Placed B. hinc a reoding oees, - IN.
Webb rad Id clear voice and "i'a gIi bseS Or, pared
telgente the interesting scenes hat had or1n -.
for 6er aud which comprised the mott cele
losues and incidents N the celebrated novel tn.u;
exactly acting the difirrert parts she G
item With sr.st deal OF nicely and 'ne os uHe "
her De ica.ely formed cousieuanre gave ,nao
a. d several distrngushed adherers OF the pnnsn
ttropic patty were among her aud't nee ~hrn conid
scarcely be sprpa,s.d in brhancy mrs "soo ne
alr. sdy sppesr with success IN scverai ., 're o
towus Of tie Unred States, ard from lne interest
which ste excited Yesterday, - D 81 osrons IN ths
country.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tie Ersllsa mouey m..ae: vac h':- c10'sd 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-14

~.s1e>ze-e<s<>s-ess-.-<
* NQ.--.NllkA. u. FIEErmu
DOOR haiow Broad Street Hotsi; WIN epso = NV
asy ins zI<t inst forfbe accommodation 81
and tfsnHent boardsn. She II prepared u - ~
modAte large number OF day boafders ~ -
tnat the extensive and favorable reputation vhisI
she enjoys a. an eficien. housewife win secrre To-
heL share OF psfronage aud promises that no
pains shall be spared upon her psrf to make hsr
ja f7-imA
pOARDIN(3.--NiRS. SPARH1WK- Ia
= vernon It,, over r. II. Taylor's Music Store can
accommodate two families with pleasant rooms and
upon moderate terms Would also like to receive se-
verai sentleIien as Day Boarden. fe I2-5tt
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o. yIRGINIAN AT AUCTIONS

stI PUDIIc duclI0n, the highest
- der, at Orange Court House, on MONDAY,
oath inst that being Court day, my celebrated and
valuable STALLION. = -
Virgnian is thorough bred, having been sired by
Absentee out of pure bred Mons Tonson mare; is
beautiful Bay. is years old, perfectly sound. and
stood in Orange county-is well known there as the
sire of as many fine colts any other horse in the
State s25asE
will have no time to give him any attention this
spring; but if bought by one who can do So he will
easily make his cost by LIST July.
Liberal credit will be given the purchaser if de-
sired. WILLIAM C. SCOTT
ORANGE COUNTY, Va, Feb 9th, 1886 feIl-dtd
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rTHOROUGH.BRED HfapnxxAN srAr
= LION, YOUNG GIFEoRD,r srIEFy AVN
aaAaSESS. ONE YOUNG JACK. WAGON AND
LIN Ess FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-Wi1i be
ne Hnrse Aurtion Lot, near tie Gas worLs thc-
tuEh.bfed Morgan Stallion. Young Giffordr ,vhieh
Fs;r 'ne second premium ~ the iats Agricultural
H.rnssI Jne kae young Jack; I light 6u1key and
mas. go WORK Horse and street Wagon and Har-
e a piete. THOMAS w. KEESEE.
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TFNNTFE ils M0IsEHOI. ID AND KITCH.
Wi, L hs ~ r,lsRNITuRE For SALE At AncTffjN.
inst eommsne a s u " morning next The 18th
horan, on Broad Hrset betwsen ~ ma ~
Hoasebe1s sna hossekeepns an sf hs
Of Pier Table, Looking Glasses PsSior III 70 part
"a rpefs Bureaus fine Feather Beds Mattr ~ s
sn,ee.sas wsshstands Chairs Tables Refrrs,sssSs
h'tors; &c. THoS. W. REESE
Arr
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T1HE FALL SESSIONS of M: 9. Z.

THE FALL SESSIONS of Mr.. Il. L..
i GALLEHER'S Classes in VOCAL MUSIC,
about closing and he Is making preparations to
eaniza them. He would respectfully solicit the at
tention of all persons interested npon this subject TO
It's confederation Mr.. q g Musical education was
COMPLETED at the New York Musical Institute which
was under the direction of Lowell Mason Musical Dr.
and Professors g. +. Root and W. b. Bradbury, aided
nv several DISTINGUISHED musicians. He was also
private pupil to DR.. Beams, of the most accom-
pised teachers of the voice and musical elocuion in
the country. In these classes the Pestaozzian me-
thod of teaching will be pursued Particular atten-
ton win be given the rudmenis of musical nota
ton and the cultivation of the voice. which includes
Articulation, enunciation. pronunciation phrasing
and in general all that relates to tasteful style in
the performance of vocal music. He will commence
course of instruction to adult class in the Lee
ture Room of the Second Presbyterian Church, Dr.
HCse's,1 THIS (TUESDAf} EVENING, at half pas
O'Clock. He will give lesson on FRIDAY, at the
same hour.
lie respectfully invites s interested to attend these
meetings. 10 o-LA
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nESNIS BROS,
~ OVERS, Successors TO the
LATE JOHN w. HINES, FRANKLIN STREET
Opposite Metropolitan Hall.

FYeTy dtacTsptlou OF
sILk. COTTON AND WOODEN DYEING
AND CLEANSING Executed in the most superior
.1apuer The citizens of Richmond most respect.
IGy invited 10 call and examine our specimens of
fe l3-ltt
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TRUE TURF OIL.--Read the following
Il and come to our store aud we will tell Won Of
many others who have been cured
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered SO much with sore eyes a. to be painful to
look al, the tears trickng down the cheeks were 80
scrid as TO produce large each of them and
this continued for long time--physicians were at
aiding it, but did it. One bottle of our TuRr
Or has cured this child entirely: are st liberty to
refer the party who will not give written certifi-
cate.
ANorBER-A friend of ours who was suffering with
most painful complaint, was entirely cured by
bottle. 80
ANoTHHR-With most aggravated case Of PILES,
to which the knife had been upsuccessfnlly applied,
cured by bottle. We can refer to thess par
tits and many others; we have quantity of certi6-
Gates all of whom are our own people and reliable
Fer sale by nearly all the Druggists of the city, and
by DOVE Co,
e IL Sole Proprietors, Richmond We
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sxJ REWAKD,--.i will "a

- Sx5 REWARD.--.f will pay the above
reward 70 any person who will apprehenc
and eonfine in any jail in this city. my negro
-k~ 50th October last She ia about IS years old
stout and black and has lost her front upper
Lucndssa superior washer and roner and Is no doubt
harbored and employed by SEINE of the women who
wash for hotels and boarding houses in this city,
Jsl5-lm E.. L. CHINN.
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PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN Viz.

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN vIR-
L GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursusnt to
authority in us vested by McCurdy 4 Vowles, late
contractors upon sections No S. and 81 Of the VIZ
gnia Central Railroad will offer at public sale to
Apperson Auctioneers in the city of Richmond, on
the Srd day of December 1855 at II O'Clock, A. M
Virgins Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction Of
sections No IS and 81 Of said Company work.
- - STERRITT & BELL
Agents and Trustees for McCordy & vowles, So !.
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale 10 post poned
until the 18th of February, 1856. de 8-tds
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VACANT LOTS IN THE CITY, AND
' SMALL FARMS AND MARKET GARDENS

IN THE VICINITY, FOR RENTING offer for
rent or rgre for years vacant lots, desirsbly stu
sted in nearly every section of the ctyon lst, 3D.
4th, Eth, Arch. Byrd, Cary, Main and Water Streets
Ac.
Some OF thsse lots suitable locations for Car
pealers or Blacksmiths Shops, Stables, Wood Lum-
o-E or Coal Yards, &c.
We have also for rent, upon favorable terms Land
III quantities from to rs acres situated near the city
and suitable for farming market gardening puI-
poses
Those wishing TO rent such property would do well
By applying TO the subscribers.
IL 1876 TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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m EAT CUITAtFE FAItNI, I To MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND, AND HANDSOME BUILDING
LoTs IN HEcKLERs PLAN, ON UNION Hill, FOR
SALE AT ACcTIoN-On TUESDAY, February l9th
1885, commencing at IL o'clock, NJ, will be sold
the premises, f fair if not, the next fair day. the
neat Cottage Farm now occupied by Messrs. Steb-
bins Miller, located above, the road, leading to
DIR. W. A. Christians, containing 81 plat OF
which can be seen at the Office of the auctioneers.
The buildings consist of good Dwelling House
containing rooms two story kitchen with rooms
open shed for coal and wood; also large stable
with stalls for horses and room for carriages har
ness provender, &C.. and also excellent house.
The place is admirably adapted to market garden
dairy. ~
After the sale of the farm will be Sold in Hecklers
plan, near Union Hill. that beautiful square No 40
bounded by 27th 18th, r. and streets, containing
lots of suitable size.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at 3, and 8
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed, title retained The taxes for the
present year 20 be paid by the purchasers.
fe8 GODDIN & APPERSOE, Aucts.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.
(Ofice with George ]. Sumner No. 20, Pearl street
DEW IN THE FIRST PRESB YTERIAN
L CHURCH FOR SALE. AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold, on MONDAY AFTERNOON,F February 18th,
~ o'clock, Pew No. 40 in tho First Presbyterian
Church, trey. DIR. Moore's.)
BY order of the Trustee.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
The above Pew Is offered at private sale until the
time of sale. Apply to Arch'd Boiling Fl. w.
Quarles fe6
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BY e. B. Cook q Co.
JEwELRY avn p.Ncx,

w GOOD. AT AUCrION--On SATTrRnAy
evening, 18th inst at o'clock. will re-eommsncs
the sale OF the stock Of H. Hyman, Esq at his store
96 Main street There are great many valuable
Goods hand well worth the attention sf the mn.
l'c- The whole will be sold without any rese.ye.
Every article warranted represented.
3 fe1S F s. B. COOK & co, Aucts.
GALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance or
- decree rendered by the County Court Of Spott-
sylvan1a, at their February term 1856 in the case of
Robinson va Layton and Others the undersigned will
on THURSDAY, the 28th inst, st the Planters Ho-
tel in the town of Fredericksburg sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, eleven likely NEGROES belong
ing to the estate of the late Ann Olive, decd; among
which are some frst-rste Cooks and Washers and
also some good House Servants. - I :
fe f2-S VIM BEAZLEY Administrative
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e ward viii De paid for my negro man JAMES,
Nwho ran away on Saturday last. He is stout
cast down look; has grey eyes scar on one Of
hls cheeks and of his hands little bruised is n
very laxative His dress o coarse, dark oyer.
coat vest and loose pants. and probably may have
pair of new boots or shoes on
The above reward will be paid il taken within the
State, If beyond the limits of the State $50 will be
paid. JOHN C. RORERTSON
ifxg Han e 70
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By Laras g shine.

MIGHT SALE, October lsG ISS1-TO.
/ NIGHT, commencing at o'clock We Win al e
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every On.
tice in the fancy limo, and suitable far the atty anl
country trades
ALSO-WiI be offered an extsnGivs stock Of Ens
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Anksn and
Cylinden Patent Silver Levers, Anchon and Cyl.
inders
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches Of
all styles; together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols &C., &c.
Country Merchants would do wen to attend theee
sales a. great bargains may be- expected. Good
warranted to be a. represented.
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COLTON,S AMERICAN ATLAS,
u AND ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
VA. A. BUFFERS, 157 Main street,

WM. A. BUFFERS, 157 Main street,
AGENT FOR VIRGINIA.
Ths Atlas is that known imperial folio, and con-
teins III sheets, whleh exhibited lsomaps and
plans. The work is costly one, having required
eutlaY Of upwards of fifty haousand dollars.
The letter press of descriptive matter has been COM
piled with great care and presents large amount
VI valuable statistical information.
TIE maps are beautifully engraved, and the letter
Ing neat ana distinct and is printed on strong, firm
pt3er. prepared expressly for the work.
G'ptleInen having libraries and indeed every per-
it'll sufficient means, should own copy of this
WM A. BUFFERS, 1877 Main at.
10 iS-lw Agent for the State of Va.
NEW Law HOOKS Tor sale at NOR
' RiS BOOKSTORE
ROBIEsONS PRACTICE, vols. | snd2
ENGLISH REPORTS IN LAW AND EQUITY,
soi. 81, commencing the 9th year; price per amman
ENGLISH CHANcERY REPORTS, vol 81.
A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF NEW TRI-
AIS IA Civil and Criminal; by David Graham,
Counsellor at law. Second edition, revised and
5ected with full analyses of each chapter vols
SO. fe lS-3t
(,UAN0, GUaNO.--A good supply of Pc
NJ rnsian Gusno. The dryest and strongest article
sse have received For sale in lots TO suit pur-
a5esers by s. McGRUDER's SONS,
fe Is 18th street. between Main and Cary
DEN AND POCKET KNIvES.--I have
Jus, opened direct from the manufacturer va
ned AID beautiful lot Of Pocket Cutlery, with Ivory
Shell, buekhorn. Pearl and Cocoa Handles-l, 2, 8
felS ZIMMERMAN.
VALENTINES, SONG BOOK S.-Just
eprhsd, splendid assortment of Sentimental
and Comic Valentines Primers and 'Cildren's Toy
boo&s Among the Song Books viii be found
" I'll ior the Wagon, PriIna Donna songster
fsw Dsys. Christy's and Kunkel's.
Also Dung American's Library To all Of which
invite the public to examine. Let all In want give
nir csA, as am bound 70 please both in price and
quality. JOHN + RICHARDs(yS
Confectionery and Variety Store
Columbian Hotel Building
BARGAINS IN DRY Wishiag
10 run on my present stock before receiving
ChsseTs, viz: ~ -
Check Muslin SC p yard, worth I2lc
Do do i2kc :. Igse
white Linen Danssk Table Covers 75e u piece
GENTS White Kid GIovese2,e a, pair worth 81
Heavy Black Silk 75c p yard F'''
1gs6 wide Silk 81 y yard
Scotch Lawn Hdks 50 y piece
Aad numerous other goods very ehe.p III
fsfl-ets VAL. sCOHEN,s ms r,o..t
CkUsHED, Loaf and Powdered G..a-s
fotssls by VIM WALLACE SON
HOlGk sEGAffe--La PkTopk N. Ia.
NOS, Eoru1a and coneerdis brands. Tor All IL q
+" BENNE7sfi BEERS kFIsHEk
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~ BaAsr, Pls.sa.ss = g.
HesssssnEss ass I e sgseRss y, a. !:

HOnSkA MULkA nUGGlE8 AND
saesaos, On THURSDAY, ia Of Fsbsussy esnssa-
eng csln, nsn.pas. 10 0cicct On ysesnt 1pecA nsax
eentrai .Dspof, s,1 g q Work Heneo snf fs9 rod
y9sns Mule. w:i broke 70 harness sn1 81 laaes ass
Aiso. one new city made Dusx; one ssesnd kssl top
b1sgy and HaF1es., and ons second han1 CnxfiAse
and Harness. but little used sutahls IA phvacd31.
fe Y BAkEh PLEASANT8 6 Co, 1nsSS
ZOE sALK--A. ,VALG1HIR nRfcw
I DWELLING The mhscriher. intsS5ins -
change his residence oifsrs fol ale urvsfsiS NJ
present dwelling house 2ct street. between 3sna-
nm and Grace. The lot has front Of 50 fsek ~ Yuns
PACK iS feet The house Il In perfect order sna eo-
so,ns eight good rooms. kzssas
net sold previously, IL win be sold On he I4sh
ass OIL February 1t public auction Apply .
N'-.os No. 10, Main Stree<.
,1,h VIII sell the above ct auction, on THuH9DAY,
'fs - i1ss', eoinmsncins Ct o'clock.
- : :. - nAhER. PEASANTS CO., Aucts.
ny Aiexnnder Nett, Anes. 8 =
FSR .uR DIZZY GOODS, dsc.--win
~ o1 soid, e my auction rooma % THU6aDAY
- III ,fge and general sssortment Of House-
ao,a s 1 hltchen Furniture. - -
A1LSU-Sesersl invoices Of Dry Goods md lsady
,as ciothins; Hats, Caps BootA Shoes umhrei.
Ten thousand Sexars choice brandt. IA 49,. n,
nun superior articles 10 sets Window Curtsins scms
fe Is. - 4 s7s 60 rrNsi..s
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Hflkxxe0s AND QHxxsl1f0 nf.Ayu9
----
lux HIHk..A No. Il NlnImfsu How. ahwue
e years otd. 70 wait ~ The home Of In stere
VINO nonesf and OF gsod chsrsetsr aud polite IL m
respeo VINO VIII Be hfed by the usonth OF
and 10 get good houe for him. the price will be- low
e ia--lot WIN. n. O. LuMpKIN.
Eon III Rk-.Jast from the eoanfry,- fe a
wen ana Boys ~ common Iaborers Ia town. OF
tor term hands near Richmond - :
.c IS-A LEWIS HILL.
NO. 1 HOUSE sERV1NT FOR 1TRE-
have for hire for the BALANCE OF the wear a No.
! hoese Servant or Ladies Maid, of good Character
Apply 70 fe e-ts ALEX. MOTT
4 young, stout and healthy, and q most excellent
disposed negro. viii hire him 10 Richmond BY the
#. Hall Depot. Louisa county Va
a. stating price that Will be paid, situation, 30
GENERAL AGENT AND COLI. RCTOR.
Ihe subscriber offers his services TO his friends
ana tne public generally for the purpose Of hiring out
negroes renting out houses collecting accounts &c
Any business entrusted to his care will be PROMPTLY
and faithfully attended to.
Once ON Wall street. under 81. Charles Hotel.
4. A. j. CLOPTON,
de 22--dSm&w4t Agent and Collector.
HOUsE SERVANT FOR sALE.-1 Like
toned 10 house service. She s offered for sale for
no fault whatever her owner having no use for her
For good home in the city, she will be sold
ED NJ. MORGAN
ia E-ts Near Market House, Main ct.
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4 Us TN a
| 4 se,Ia..t C-Tr q Of Black Cloth ONERCOAT,
which vas lined IN the inside with black silk; the
sleeves ,ee laea with red silk; in ofhe pockets
was pair of &.d gloves nearly new. Information
w-ticL vii lead - its recovery will be suitably re-
r4yded Dy PCRCELL, LADD CO,
fa5 Druggists " Main street.
z Sit Is not supposed that the servant had any
iluuyopef inter ion but that he does not know to
whom to return the coat. Gentlemen whose
vents were at the dinner will please direct their at
tsntiou 70 this advertisement. p, L. l. Co.
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L 4 {. b, Eda1anl Foutain=, Esq, President OF the
,eLrr.! i-..u-J : $50, teariE g-da,e in January,
isj 49, td..o ISL January Iooo, WHICH SAID loud
rs U-l.. C.tlsI .ozl nlIs.ad.
4 ts..u-a a.s cautioned against receiving said
hon. - u 4.4sl- lss been stopped.
BUCkkER Il TREEILIAN,
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LOST.


usT--Du Sunday, iIvIu AdaDis' Express
l. I, : once 81 Ma,U ST, snail yellow PUPPY.
tn tlc. II IL be Ehera4J rewarded by leaving him
sssl(,L J. 5 MACDONOUGH. Agent.
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILLS In
EAlk NGHAM ENR SALE Il offer for ssls


ny estate. lying the Shenandoah rlver = miles
below Pot Republic. The tract contains about Loco
asres; it i. one of the most beautiful fertile, and
healthy in the Valley, being very level, and remarka
bly, well adapted to the production OF all the varieties
ci grain and grass grown this country. No land
the county is productive. more easily cuti-
waited. Il may be divided advantage, iuto three
farms each having fair proportion of arabic and
wood land.
1jD acres are in the possession of my sons a. F. &
S. Il. Lewis Jr.I On this part there Is good dwell
ing house barn. stables orchard &c. and first rate
merchant mill 3rist and mill, pIillers hous,
ali in good repair the situation being OF the best
IL the country for fouIing mill.
On the part which reside there is good (brick)
dwelling house with necessary and convenient out
houses large orchard of choice, select fruit &c. &c
Il not thought necessary to enter into min
ute description. as purchasers would prefer viewing
iur themselves. So desirable and valuable es-
tate is seldom il the market.
TERMS-N be made accommodating. The sub
scr ber or John T. Lewis, will either take pleasure
II show ns the premises TO any person who way de-
s.rs view them. S. H. LEWIS.
Although il wsuld be desirable TO sell the whole es-
yet the mill property, with the 80 acres would
b sold separately.
f- IS-St r II LEWIS In
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RUNAwAY

- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Run away from the Subscriber on Monday the
Niftb, negro bog named JACOB about Ii
~ years old, OF short statue and dark complex
ION; had on when he left, suit of dark clothes
lac kot and brass buttons. The said boy belongs to
MRS. Maria L. Hurt, of Culpeper county Va The
above reward will be paid for his delivery to me in
hlchmond, or meuy one lodging him in faily 90 that
get him agaif JUDIATT r. ROANE
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DREaIIUM SIGNS.-The .nbscriter y
now prepared to furnish elessnt and beautiful rens
as well as common low priced ones he TOOK the
rst premium at the last Mechanics Fair, and asks OF
those who are in want to give him call his terms
will be made to suit and having In his employ expe.
painting required Gall on 18th street. next door TO
Mr.. Yarnngton'a
no 20 n. w. ALLEN.