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The New Jersey Legislature.
rEoc rsnlxas RELATIVE TO THE HxnsvAL Oh
QUARANTINE, Ere.

QUARANTINE, ErC.
Tsarrop, March o, 1851.
An suesp, vS made 10 reconsider ne resolu
ucus TO nee, The compsttss o. We Mes rorx Le-
stlsinre On lbe suaranine sucsHss, out In conse
querce Of q despatch s'sl,s that NJ. Jsaven~os'h's
bill had pssscd the New York Isgslaisre the matter
vts laid over III Tuesday.
The bin for the extension o. the Morris asd Esscz
Rsrosd 10 Jersey City passed the sess,s isdsy By ~
,oe. now only rssswe, the eovevsor's ssussure 10
become law.
The bill 70 Incorporate the Eses County Bans sled
n the House, ny vote Of 26 2s.
tie Governor sent In sesls the nsme Of William l.
DAYTON Tor Attorney aesers and mat Of Senator Charles
= sm'fb. NJ salem, for Ccrs Of the scpreme Oouri
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Tsp Orpi ~ PH'ianrrIn.- The nee prins sssna
% Pa, sang 10 "Lrcis % wednesday, ami failed.
The S'dlcins -
wtnout wasting words We may Say tsu the dsisu N
Madame % Paez vas failure. sbo cas- esecs yoiaas,
IN cever, boarding school style bu, IN oil other re
arc no. IN voice method Apt msppsr, she sinfplayy
ctaclert uany faults CT siyie might have been ovef
looked n abe could suns Ia tcno bal sac Vas ami
ior nay shsfp and spoiled Der own airs well a. tne
copce teo p<ocs In which she TOOK part There vas
M irooics applause. and che Vas called ev M Q jose
aner The feo3nd sct, bot tbe BvAfyipg dccson nsus
Dc large ara crrc, audkccs Was that the LADY coola
no, sue We most 40 he Other kts Of suopasy the
ius,te 70 Sos that thcy esrg surprsngy well
hey had 10 sus ssa bs' ssy who wss pesriy A-o
zone asove the ptch. Sgecr siigpcii y. more ersss
tear over ard ssrg TIE r1us'o Of tisssio eellsCSy
ssncr krodo vss trio best sshor that have seen Tor
a tors Vn, Hst the oSeraons OF these gentlemsr &c
vel a. those VI TIE ovcbesrs aud osorus osi moi save
Al. oregs. ard "ruc'sn although pfrformed htiors
moe btHsul sEdrncs than was evcT before sseB "a
FbIlsdslpl a Scvar rfodvced - iNiie eject
Ps-Jts, before sol 20 press se learn tia, Luca"
eli 10, be rcpss.ed 70 ncrror night owing " the In.
dl,1asi,ior oi esnor Anodloo The manager thus
srs-cinlly stlfe 10 pubrc testament shNt could no,
vcs,su ssooni ie,iormsncc Ike thu OF Iss pigbL To-
rnie- 'LacItFsr wn be kyen sri IN Sagussy
"No.ns'
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The New BrltI.h Miuister.

ARRIVAL OF LORD NAPIER IN TIE PERSIA.
Lord Napier, the new Britain Minister 10 Washington
arrived yesterday In the steamship Persia, accompanied
BY lady Napier, his four children sovernoss and tutor
and attended by two men and two female servants. He
81 present stopping nj the Clarendon Hotel, where he
win remain til hk departure for Washington.
Lerd Napier IL now In his thirty eighth year, and be
longs 10 noble Scotch family, scips It's lcnia descsn,
Tar back the fourteenth century 70 John dc Napier
who" the records tell us, " held considerable 60
,cs In the county Of Dumbaton and fined In three
yens rent OF ps estate BY Edward ILL In 1905. lie
Baron OF the horchatoun In the pccrage Of Scotland ana
q Baronst Of Nova scotia; WAS born the 18th OF Ssp'
tcnbcr, 1919, and WAS married In lss5 In addition TO
various minor a?po,n ments which be has filed
under the Bntah government he has been secresary
Of Legaaon at 81. Petersburg, 81 Naples, End
for the last two o. three years under Lord
susa0rd de Redcrne al ihe Embassy at Constant.
ropls. Al naples be occuricd The position or Obaygs
"a .res during the events OF 1852 In ME absence Of
Sir william Temple, ard his conduct nai &C saaon me,
with the warm approval Of lord Pslnerson Hs pro
motion has taken place almost in regular course Of sea
iorhy he and mr. Henry George Howard Secretary Of
Embassy Paris vere the senior members Of the diplo.
ma,Ic body Without q mnsi,u. Lord Napier has ruaed
considerable celebrity 40 literary By his Sketches
OF Russia" "Hotss on The Neapsi Pastsrs" and yAri
fugitive tracts and papers, and regarded by those
vho know him personally, - gentleman OF extensive
requirements, aod refined snd cult vascd tastes. HIS
friends predict for him . most Successful nj,
son 10 this country, and he certainly entsrs
upon al most suspicious monert-u a
uno when the mes. friendly rss,ioss ers, be
tween iberwo countries Tue only question from which
possible there can be any Diplomatic slae-ssce, the
C,rvs Amercsp snar, ana that ~ proper uasaseueui
en- bsh s!d.s nay be amicsoly settled.
lady NAPIER Ss woman OF the most smlabIs esarae
ter, ergssps and attractive manners and Of spguas,y
progressing personal appearances. The children ve
vpders,srd, viii 10 sduos!oa daring their say 10 M.
couury ~ sone one Of our ibsutvtops o. loarpins.
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ruu orspRAI pssPsrcH
rHu onsnRhI DssPsrcH
\. sucssTAs's FIRST RBcErT1oS-AcrfoS or
KANSAS MEN, ETC.

Mn. BucssTAHs FIRST RBcErT1oS-ACrfeS or
KANSAS MEN, ETC.
wAsmscroS, March 9, 1887.
Buebapsns nrst public recsptioa TO night vas largely
attended By ali Glasses Of ciuzns sss syspsers All the
.oress ssaoous were Represented, aud great absr
Of escss, OF the army and raw we're prossut The
rooms prtuckd fine array Of bSssiy.
The citizens OF Kansas Temporarily "a wsssins.ss vii
cali on Mr. Boohaban Wednesday next, 70 congratulate
BIN en- bis election go give him the solemn Assursoce
q teir nesuoa 10 ABIDE BY and exe,sss tss laws
r,hs Usi,sd states and sso rorito,y
The Inauguration ball resunsi In Q less W The
strs Of 8, 1000,
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Canal ana Lake Navigation.

OEwrOo, nArcn ~ 1901
me schoerer kihsnisn wssch lc uhicsso last fsn with
csso o. coo busnes Of wheat for O vsso and vhcb
w. aozep In In the wsllaad Canal, scv about Two
miles on his bsbcr. gbs wsilsrs canal 10 pesrp res
u Zoe.
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NHw ORLEANS, March g. 1857.
Cotior-saes 10 day 600 bales Prices sitter bot not
quoably higher. kddhpg i27s 1S1s Receipts 20 day
$3.50 bales. Sugar selling at lQo Molasg t0s Ness
pork (Esstern) 322 s., Lard, in kegs, i6c. Cotton
hsisih TO Liverpool ID SD. Sterling exchange per
cent pYemiu n.
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TT. Louls, March ., 1881,
Previous 10 the o. iourpmen, OF the Missouri Legislature
Yesterday o1nsitr'losn smepduent limiting TIE sre
oet; n or 600, 600, ro rsssed.
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DESTRUCTION of CANTov-Tm DEGiNsIyG
or WE E>D.-The Persia brings a report OF
the total destruction OF Canton by the Bri-
tish. This news. il true. is exceedingly I'm.
portant, as ii Is the certain forcrunner Of eN ,.
siye changes in the traditional policy and proJa-
bly, in the institutions Themselves Of this curious
old empire. The rebels a. our readers ate
aware, have long bsen ia possession Of Shanghae
and Nankin, and the only seaport city Of impor-
tance that rumajncd in the hands Of the Imperial
lists was Canton. by the destruction Or this latter
place by the British The rebels have noS obtain
Cd the command OF The entire coast; aud the En-
peror, shut up IN his capital Of Pckin-- the only
city on which be has lattcrly been able to rcly-
has no option but to comply with such terms AZ
may DC dictated 10 him from two hostile quar-.
ters. II be yields 10 tie demands OF the British
he loses his prestige in the eyes Of bis own adhe-
rents. and if be continues 10 hold out against
them be will afford prctext to the invaders to
give encouragement and probably armed support
TO the rebels lie i thus reduced 10 a dilemma
from which there appears to be no possible
means OF escape. and a. solicitation 10 not
amongst The privileges allowed 10 Asiatic mo
narchs, II is probable that bis diii,uliies will be
solved by violent death at the hand OF those
who surround him. The fall Of the Mantchou
dynasty has long been foreseco, from the impo
teDce Of The imperial government 10 suppress The
pseudo Christian movement beaded By Thae- Ping
Wang. thai most impatient Of modern religious
impostors There can be 10 doub! that the des
truction OF Canton, the great cntrepot Of Chi
nose compice, aud one Of the chief sources from
whence The imperial revenues have been derived
will accelerate one Of the eyents most 10 be de-
sideTetcd ior The prosree oil modern civilization
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A6SemUfys
ALBANY March Q, 1867.
The Assembly WAS occupied al Il mornug In debat
r resolution against printing the excise report.
RlPoRrRD rAvoRABLY.
Providing appropriation for two state lunaIic Asy
ums and making appropriation for the support OF the
pauper iHAane.
To authorize the formation Of new rairoa. comp my
In pla,e Of the present Northern Railroad Company
The twice reported bill taxing dogs.
NOTICES Bills.
By Mr.. JOHN ]. RIILIY-To amend the law for the re
covery Of debts against vessels
By Mr. MUIIGAN-To amend the Brooklyn police bills.
By Mr.. OwBN-ro establish . safe printing on 80.
By Mr. SIUYIR-For tee advAncemt Mt Of Agricultural
&C 10 the Slate
The Assembly ssreed to hold evening sessions here
After every evening In the week except Saturday.
tie resolutions amending the constitution
10 confer the right OF suffrage coored persons,
were debated, but no question was taken.
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Ao,Ict 20 rue RCssis GoyMyvENr.-Wc
sec il stated in several quarters that company
has been got UP IN this coUstry ssd engaged Ivy
the Russian government, 10 60 out TO ssbastopol
and raise The snnLcu navy in the barber. This
is considered away profitable speculation bat
we would advise The Russian government not 10
this company some Of the sane spectators who
have been concerned in various bubbles in this
county, such a. The Potosi Lead Mining Con-
Parry, the Missouri Lead Company. th3 pscfc
Railroad Company, &c, &c.
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NEW YORK LEGIgLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, karoh Q, 1867.
Mr. RlcHAHDscS reported q bill spprorriatiug S,bo,ooo
the Com mssioners Of Emigration to pay the debts due
counties Tor support Of emgrant pAupers
Mr. NIXON reported favwsby on the bill 70 mako
tain tho record Of marriages.
Mr. UrnAM reported fAvorably on the concurrent
lutona forbddpg contractors the waters OF the
canals, under penalty Of the forfeiture o. the CONTRACT
ana all the money due them.
Mr. c. p. sMITA reported Avorsbly on the bill mend
Ing the pilot law.
The Governor sen: to the Senate In special executive
session the nomina ion Of Egber, Benson George Hal
and Obad ah wne Conmissioners under cot
the removal OF the Quarantine.
The bill for the relief Of the wives asd minor children
OF druphards Was passed. Also, the bill changing tae
Of the Broadway Baptist church, the oil for the
relief Ct destitute children of seamen; and the bill TO
amend the charter Of the Manhattan Savings Institution
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Frvrn Louisville.

ARsrvAL or pR. xASv's RENiRr--pgsrRUcrvE
r1RE, ETC.
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Ahe Cabinet.
TIE NONNArIOND-yHEIR CONFERENCE.-The NEW
NsADYRs-srnCIAL MEETING, FRO. ITO.
WAAMoroN, haroh Q, 1857.
me following hY. BuoAanan's oabiaet - confirmed
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Fey PArER HANGING8,
CURTAIN GoopS. &c. &c.
Holm = NEGN hiIT

{l92 MAIN SrREsT)
IL, n.w IN store, li7 Fall supply o! Fronch and
A.sr..-,1
F.H#F HtNUTNGN AND BOHpFRN
s3t velvet, plliu au8 common. Also, new bkCo-
EkIIoNS. utt'ltt, Velvet, Marble and Wood 'mita-
ill., SUNNY Of CURTAIN GOODS is probably as
.y. .s-.,A e.;i 3oaHtlul as were ever ofgrei IN
f., CRY. ,nshIa. iu2 BrNatvass, satan lie lajue-,
a. .Ii,h aa3 German Noraied Dauask, A1revas,
,4.afz ls.re aud Na>llB, with CoyDiCsS. Bands
t-4sf, rt.s,t- I5atA Hni Ornaments. tlio long ak
, s..r. IN ths tu>iuc~s. which, with ths aid of Il
,s,4a- &.aleIugu aUI workman, tytu one oi Tie lar
.,f fa5a houses lu New Iork eDabls him tu nay
!at b.. ,.rsgtat> viii lto maize aud hunE sTrLs
v..,- EA>NaT ha t~vHLEp Is fHECgfI.
barge as, t'Hl-ut %
N.L}FT. TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS. T{EREEPLY
IIAlN. INGRAM AID VENETIAN
tAhGfF< tND ~ GN
tszrat. TtDAl y s'l, and vtht. D1ty Mats. Curi-i
Es.r Moss Mi Shuek Mattresses. Feather Reds
I.uu,t>. Window Shades. Paper Curtains. Kat and
,...atA'u tsea8 Mating.
TisntE ANb TABLE OIE CLHFlS.
N.ffFH iItFtD $50 Eh tNS NIttH RbDN
:ND STAMPED BRASS 'L5JES. Tor stops,
At ~ GbkN PRICES.
IaIart every a4ftyiu Chat j. H~bit.}y tuuhi IN Pa
T.. I.,sglu. auA tfhal-triy Establishment. and a'b
1. -.5..s, ,fl-s terms 'v ngaf. 'fff 'EsTSr-
uo.Vs--.v ueu-lHg eui Upholstery v.;A exccu
Is 4si town vi s.Hutry- - iih
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-I

WARWICK COUNTY, five miles from the
mouth of the James River and eight miles from
Hampton. desirable Farm, known As UGH rs :"
Is offered Tor sale. ca very reasonable terms.
This Farm contains 3,t acres, old survey) more
on less. one hundred and fifty acres are in success
;ul Cuitvatou-the balance III fine original growth
and OF sufficient value pay for the place .lnsi-
rtbie. 500 acres more could be added on reasonable
terms.
The Dwelling is now, modern built house. with
II fine rooms; the 0ut-houseS numerous aud in
excellent order. The locality Is healthy, and the
situation one of tire most beautiful tn" James
River. This Farm IS well located FIR the trucking
or auy planting. business; and hands not employed
on the Farm could make money IN Oy ST ring.
This desirable place he purchased GA ccasoua-
bic terms, and possession given Immediately, as the
owner twho il in the Government employ il order
t distant service, aud sells merely III Consequence
For further information, apply to
Ur. &. W. SEMPIE,
oc 2-dtIGthO Hampton Va
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Two THE PUBLIC.-ALLEGHANY

L SPRINGS FOR SALE.-Hdving determined to
change my residence will offer iIr sale, on I'll URS-
DAY the 18th day of October. the office of Scssrs.
Guddln * AupersOn at the hour Of IL clock 4. VI
ia the city of richmond une-iUUrth (ny INTEREST," Of
the Allegheny Springs property including stock.
furniture and every thing connected with it, There
about 300 acres Of land attached 70 the Springs,
with Saw Niil. continuing both sash and Circular
Saws. about two mite, distant.
In advertising this property, deem II unnecessary
to enter into lengthy DESCRIPTION IT us yalue. AZ il
is AnuHn t. the thousands who have visited u the
valuable mineral water ia the world. The i'm
prJyements are such is will accommodate five hun
dred persons aud have been erected within the last
fonr years. 1t lies in the county Of NontgUmer!
within 70 mites OF the va and Tenn. Railroad and
rs reached with from Richmond ami Petersburg
in one day After the connection Is ".Gde with the
Tennessee Railroad the only difficulty viii BE- To
have q Communications Tor the thousands who will
flock ia from the Vest.
There has not in the history Of mineral water any
which, within short time, has gained So cnViable
areputatun each season estabii>hnglts claims upon
public favor. The value OF tins mineral water
knuwledged by all medical gentleulea who have seen
its operations and effects upon persons using it.
Taking il Tor granted that persons having any
idea purchasing will either Visit the place seek
information Ia regard 10 il, from such are com
petrut To imparI IT, consider any further descrp
ton unnecessary. The property VIII be sold at
the time above mentioned wtaoW reserve, unless
sold privately before and il sold, due notice Will be
given
ANY one wishing to buy the entire property can
do - privately. b, Application 70 mc.
The terms al the sale will be leu thousand dollars
the tra Any OF January, 1855, aud the balance iu
one ana two years, with satisfactory security. My
b " l.. HOLT.
Sale conducted by GOBLIN e APrGRsoN, Aucts.
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By .AlaxanIer Nat;.
4 sSlGNEE's SALE OF wATCHE

4 SSlG EE > SALE Of WATCHks,
= JE~ ELRY, And FANCY ARTlCLhS-wn
b. >Cld at auction, THIS EVENING, commencing
II o'clock at my store, an asSignee stock, sirsCt
from New York, consisting OF nne cid and Silver
atch,s. splendid Gold Bracelets and Loskets, 6ns
Gold broasipus ana ar Rings. in sets and single
Gold Pens and Pencils Silver Plated Table and Tea
Spoons Castors, Table and Pocket cutlery, kasors,
aud "a general assortment Yankee Notions.
Country merchants will do We II to attend this sale
which will be continued every night until the whole
stock is closed
Z. :. All goods warranted represented, or the
money returned. ALEX. MOTT,
Ig-ts Aurt,
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By Larus & Shine.
EVENING TRADE SALES The q

40 .crihers are nov receiving daily, large sonsgu-
ments from the Northern mark consequently Civ
lng them extensive facilities than to sup
ply the Jobbing Trade Of Virginia and North Care
lima. We have now in store a large aud extensive
stock Of British aud American Staple and Fancy
foods also, extensive assortment Of Geld Silver
and Plated Watches. Of all styles and pattrrus-ts-
gether with large and beautiful stock Of Gold
Hweiry. suitable for all grades in the jobbng line
The stock being large and desirable, country nsr-
chants would find it to their 10 attend ear
sales, well Is To examine our stock daily at which
time we will sell to the trade privately at very
small commission.
Our auction sale will commence on THURSDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock. and ill be confused an
til We close out the entire stock.
Every article offered will he positively sold and all
goods warranted to he as represented
So Its LAkUS SHINE Alafa
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. Tw

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, TWO
~ MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE At
AUCrl IN. CONTAINING lao ACRES-At tn rs-
quest Of MIR III. h. Dickinson, shall sell at public
auctiOn the premises, On TIL U sDAY, the sth OF
October, ie51 commencing Mt ceck, his beautiful
conatry seat, located as above adjoining the lands
Containing about lao But IL ia be divided a.
follows, VIZ: L, the mansion there will be- attached
2; acres; the small DIV ling near Mr. Shieids'
abuut acres aud the rem lind of the land will be
divided into lots, var! ng from 81 to 81 acres
The dw Hing is not only large but it is nearly
new, aud is most handsome arranged. IN. out
buildings also ample for the size II the place
The nrlShhorhooh is g1oi, aud the character Of tho
sill equal to thc hest red clay
TESM>-,ine-oui tn cash; balance at g. IL aud Is
months, fnT negotiable notes. interest added SCI ure1i
by trust iced. q bDDlS a APPEhsoN,
SO lg-2awtds Se3n--t Auets
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AUCTION SALES.
= ., -s.sa--s-- - .-.---,s
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Larus & Shine.

4 SPLENDID NEW BUGGIES AND
" HARNESS AT AUCTION he sold at auc-
ton, on SATURDAY next. 10th inst commencing
Mt ~ O'Clock, nj the Horse Lot j. nment OF Bug
giles. &c. direct from the manufactured viz: noi0p
irotter half spring Wagon leather Boot do. do: /
Moo1 do. DO do; square Bo les do; 2sets single
Harness; set double do
TERMS days, for approved endorsed negotia-
bic pRper. LAKljS 4 slime
AttrtS
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=, = IN T. ~ ULEI I.
2L-1tMi lNnE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

~ Under a decree of the County Court of Chester
held, pronounced ut TIE september term thereof IN
the case of Hudd and wife and ais " Worshauls
on the seventeenth day of October at full's store.
IN the AFORESAID county, shall sell AZ public uuc
lion, the tract OF Land which the late Mrs Sarah
jhr3thtm resided
The said tract contains three hundred and ninety
eight acres, by 0ld survey-aiXt of which are In
original growth; the balance open and i'll old field
piii", suitable In cord WOId
The sand land Is situated in the county Of Chester
h'id, within about twenty miles of the CITY Of ch-
moud. the same distance Of PETERSBURG aud within
three miles ri TIA" Glover Hill Pits j. fnrjiateiy ON
the road leading from tioUde'S briigc to N,chln nd
near Joseph G"Ode $ Old Tavern TINS Land j. al
m'lahly adapted 10 the growth Of corn wha;t, oats.
and tobacco There Is also 4 large orchard of well
selected fruit trees "u IL.
fh" improvements consist in a good frame dwell
ing aud all necessary uutii uses. sufficient for t.
aCc0mm. datlOn al a lare" funily
1t Is seldom a tIrnl possessing many advantages
Is this, il U!ir.d for sale aud those wishing to S.ft
themselves in q healthy locality. and / pleasant and
enlightened neighboihoOl. would duwoll to make an
examination ut this one. Mr. r. u. hcaihaiu " hi
r~d, the place will show the SAME to any one
dc>iflnI 10 examine II.
TERas-One aud two years, purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security ami ti- retained u
til further order of The Court except enough in ca h
to deiIay costs of suit and expenses Of sale.
The titici1 believed to be unqHestiGuatle.
gp El-sWtIS W WIDH Cln,'r
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Fey A CARp.--JonN A. CALvo, Artist,
has resumed HE course Of lessons in DRAWING AND
p.rSTtNl in all tAeir branches,
Appljcation Ia be made ut NM SATTi,HR Co,
, - Na{n street &c Inns
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Z. P'iHbkAFbh. -COmm r..
EEAJ II, NASH. }
Sc g--Iaw8;vltsffd,
RY VIRTUE on \ DEED OF TRUST,

Hl VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST.
~ executed to NE by Thomas r. Sims ami Sarah
ms wife, aud of record IN The Clerks Office of Chc,-
terheld County Court, aud bearing date 2yth day Of
Juy lSh shall sill. at public auction in lianches-
yer, on the 9Th day of october, 1857, Two valuable
nhiiuhg Lots, one located On Porter street, and
fronting said street Ia2 feet and the other catrd
III May plan, adjoining the town OF Manchester
ami fronting GA street continuously extended and
known IN the plan of the town of Mauchester as
Lawrence street.
The above property will be sold Tor one-third OF
the purchase money iii cash the balance in } and
months time, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes Inter, added, aud title retained until the
payment made
Tne title of the above property is unquestionably
good; bnt selling trustee. shall convey with spe.
cal warranty only, BENZ. IL. NASH. Trustee.
l6-luW 2WAdtiS
ssP. S.-lmmediIteiy after the above. viii be sold
lot frantIu "a feet un the Northern SIDE Of Hull It
tapuut square below James pcrtlues and run
ming back a., fctt. With aB old Framed Building
thereon, occupied by James Wells
TEAMS at sale.
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FOR SALE. &c.
INCUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM

I'LOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
n PLETk FOR sALE.--I have one of Moves 81
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family Flour Tor
sale worry low, comprising SuGt Machine Screen,
Boiling Cluths, Elevators, Shafts. Puies Beta and
Boiling CheSta, al ready TO be attached to a Water
Mill or Steam Engine, and capable Of making "A bar
rels Of best Family Flour in II hours This Ml and
machinery has been worked in the city of Richmond
about months. by George Merriam, decd making
superior Pan4y Flour aud il now good t,s new =
The preseHt 0Enaf having no for IL. viii sell it
for ies8 than hall Of the original cost The machinery
can te aecn aud price aseertained by application ut
the u. s. llotol, to JOHN A. JETEk.
N. B.This Mil will grind 10 bushels Of Corn per
hour into ths iaest Meal. ses-dts
UUK SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL r.
l. i. EUNDS. ISAACS Il TAYLOR,
~ ls--t5 Brokers
NOR SALE.-$l0,0 900 STATE STOCK,
Il il. sanla 20 suit purchasers, by
iyls~ts CIV PURCELL h co.
CTATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums to
- s..i. purchasers.
" tHIEUA few Shares OF Richmond Danyi,lo
RAILROAD steel. for which the highest market price
will be laii.
EAei,4ss On New York, Philadelphia and Bala-
..sIo, bought add sold
c. w. PURCELL co,
AFT Exchange Brokers.