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ONE THOUSAND AChhS VI WUU.

ONE THOUSAND AChhS Ut WUU.
~ LAND, IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, 81.
LIES From WILLOWS LANLING. FOR SALE
L Ctfar for sale the above described IL nd On the
swetnyaTds road, adjoining the lands of decree
WaddIe John Walker, and others Inc Improve
mems sist of framed dwt Hing containing
three rooms. Passage &c, with the usu Al outbuild
iIgs. The tract viii Lc divided suit purchA-
rs. into three more farms. 1t il the opinion ~
the owners that the wood will han pay for the
land being within few miles of public landing
where il can be readily sold for SIS per cord
great bargain can be had il application be made to
the subscriber.
All authorized to sell another email tract in
Charles City county nearly all in woods containing
about 20 acres, Lear HOpewell Church, am ,enf
Xix miles from public wharf. IL has on il email
house. and eBOugh lard cleared for yard and gar.
den. 0mfOrtab'e h m stead can be had for few
hundred dollars. For further pa-ti ;ulars apply to
RIB LYME, Land Agent,
Office in basement, under Metropolitan Hail.
lh-caw1w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN MANCHESTER. As Commits
sisners appointed by decree of the Circuit Court VI
Chesterfield at the october term (.s55) in the suit
Of Roberts, Rr vs.. Kuhn. &C. We shall. in execution
the pro nises, on W EDNEaDAY. lst December, less,
at 81 o'clock NJ. Lots Nos l4I and l42, In Man.
chester situated at the corner of Riakeley and de-
catur streets, t,aether with the improvements on
said Lots. consisting Of large Framed Dwelling.
&C. The property will be divided to suit the views
Of bidders.
TrRMs-One fourth ash; balance at 8, 1: and rs
months for bonds with good security. bearing in-
erest and title retained until order of Court
90 McPAE, fCx,
BENZ II NAsH, Sena ~.
Sale conducted By GopD.s 4 ArrEssor, Auets.
M
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gEIPPIIG.

ssSxs<.zssgJEsssa CUX'S LiNE.-Ihe only
eccessSss ss regular Line Freight Boats fron
Richmond 10 yIchburg. three times n week TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and sATUKDAYS.
Boat SULTANA, Capt Wn smith
Do THCS W JOHNS. Capt Ctas J johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNE~SEE. Capt Jas W Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons
Do NAPOLEON, Capt Geo Layne
Do TEMPEST, Capt John Donald.
These Boats a:e all Of the first ciass, and commel
ded by careful and expert need Captains and lyayt
promptly as advertised The subscriber, thankful
for past favors so literally bestowed, hegs contn-
Uance Of the same. For freishtappIy to
WM COX, Agent
A. the Shed. Dock street, in rear of Old Gas Works
Cts
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TWO SMALL FRAMED TFNEMENTs

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS,
4 AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MON
ROE STkEkTS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil
be sold on the premises, on MONDAY, Il e 29. h No
yember 1855. ct O'Clock, p. NJ. the lot fronting IS
feet on the south sue OF sroad. running back $50
feet on the East side of Monroe street TO an alley
with two small framed tenements thereon suitable
for small stores for pers ms of moderate means
TRIMS accommodating, say one-fourth cash, bal
ance at ~ and is months, for negotiable notes. in
terest added and title retained
nolS GODDIN Il APPERsOE, Aucts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
AT THE CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTl0N.-Will he
sold. on TUESDAY. the 10th November, AS3s. on the
premises commencing at4 o'clock z. NJ. the very
desirable private dwelling located above, in
tbs occupancy of Rev. Henry W. Watkins. The lot
fronts 81 32 feet the south side of Clay street.
and runs back on The west line of 5th street ll5bf
feet. to alley 10 feet wide The dwelling 10 built
Of brick. 10 in good repair, and has ample accommo
dstions for large family.
TgRMs One,fourth cash, ha aDce at 2, and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured By .
trnst deed, or title retained.
noI5 GODDIN 4 APPERSoN, Aucts.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
NEW AND RICH
d r r q 90 70 81.
At RETAIL ron n 49,

and Winter DRY GOODS. bonsbt n sNNp pp o. Al
me late closing out sales for tash AZ vary Low rsi
Gee, making our stock full and comniesc ~ c 80
ee Iomhi IN any house in the City all marked down
~" Ut 'he lowest cash prices; consisting In part.
soo pieces Full Cloth aud satinets for servant.
400 Negro Blankets very low
rr s,a iAss,sys ,hssrssy. aud shirtings
IN LADIES d. Ess Go0Ds.
Eich Double Jupe silk Robes
Rtch Two Flounced Silk Robes
byadere silhs, large stock
Hack Gros de Rhine and 1aifata Silks
flain Mourning and Favadefe Black SilkA
Large stock Robeaiz Deianes
Very rich French Deiainos
% French Falentias ami poplins
3-t French vaientias and popIius very chean
Pole de Chayre and Russia Cashmere
Large stock low price Deiaines
~ pieces pela,nes, very good, at l21S cts
Printed Merinos and Cashmercs
in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Table Dainask. Napkins. Toweiing and Sheet.
superior ~ shecting (bleached) at Sd
eioves. Hosiery and Handkerchief. Of every
50 do. Kid Gloves as good as the best. at s2,s
Ladies and Chiidren's Hoop skirts
IN EMBROIDERIES.
Very itch Trimmed Lace sets
Cambria and Muslin sets
keat french Worked Collars
Itonit nd Maltese Collars
Flque and Cambria Sets
CLUAkS AND SHAWLs,
20 new styl, found Corns red SEawls In
broche, Border q Stella and Plnsh Berdored
sishuiia ooi Shawls- single aud long
E.c' ived from the Manufacturers every week
Rs Cash buyers viii fud it to their interest to
EiFe Ia a call aud we invite them TO do So
PERKINS co, New Cash store,
hoa-dtistD No. l4l, Eagle S1uare.
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EOAL-On WEDNESDAY, the LIST Of
~ December. at IL o'clock, at Gray's Yard. near
the AImory, will be sold at uc.ion, large let OF
no 22-d.d n DJMMoCK
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SALE OF
uTHJ ra - .,

pUbLIC SALE UF MULES COWS.
u HOGS. and from $50 to 81 barrels Of Corn &c
will set mt ny residence FIVE mes from Richmond
near Col NJ cRaes and Dr. Christan's on the 10Th day
Of Gambler. 1855, ut y o'clock. if fair IL not the
next lair day thereaffe'. valuable Young Miles
well broke several Mich Cows Jet Of Il ogs plan,
ia,ion Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture
one Wagon and Gear and $50 to 2J0 barrels Of Corn
Sbucks Fed Ter, &C., &c
no Std L THORNTON
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AIS FAIRFIELD FOR
LkASH.-Ths we'll known
Race Course and Farm call.

LkASB-Ths we'll Known
Race Course and Farm, call.
cd FAIkFILD, the propee-
~ OF the late James Tallsy, within one nile Of ,hs
city OF Richmond, containing upwards of slghtY
acres 10 for lease.
II no private contract q made before TUH0DAY.
the 4th Of January next, Il VII, on that day, a
fair II not the NEXT fair daY) be offered e p1bi
auction, tho premises
No property. OF this dsscrption, now obtaiuabls,
Course, having been long and famiiaIly knows .
all the turfmen throughout the Unitsd teAtes) And
its ceutiEnity 70 the cty render it very Asfahle,
At the sams time and place. win ~ scla on f6yr
months credit. the p1rcha,su giving negosiahis
twenty dolisTs, and under that cash. quantity 81
corn, OATS. and FODDER; several yalnSlts
MULE; some hDe CATTLE; Household ard Kitch-
en- Furniture, Ae.
Several able bodied likely Negro Mon viii b hired
'u no Il is I'D sin' ''' BpM'p MISTER. Aan,s
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VTALUABLE FARM IN NEW KENT

VALUABLE FARM In NEW KENT
COUNTY. FOR SALE.-I ofier for sale private
ward, l. ing in the lower end of New Kent, two.
miles from Barhamsyie, on what is called the Back
Road, miles from the junction. OF the York and
Pamunkey rivers. ana within ihree-quarters Of az
hours ride to the best fish and oyster landing and
nine miles from the G. nrIhouse. 1t contains 43454
improvement; producing we'll Of usual crops. Tb
improvements good-consstiBg of a large
9eliipg. containing rooms. in good order De@
kitchen, barr, negro quarters &C The society lie
very go d. 10 alton healthy snd we'll altered. A
at bargain can be had in this farm. and will be
SHOWN TO any person wishi TO purchase. by Mr.
Woodward, living on it. and any further informa-
ticn given upon application TO
LYME,
Land Agent and Auc toneer,
Officein basement Metropolitan Hall
no lJ-2taw2m
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I COX OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.

~ BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Just rex ciyrd another lot handsome De L,ines at
l21z. 10. ls5i ctsand upwarGs; Marnoes. sl colols
from lScts and higher; Black aid Cord Silk. the
&C; rich worked French, sw iss ard Cambria Collars
at l2, cts To 81, worth doubl- the money; Stella
shaw S. Cloth, Merino and silk Velvet Cosks astJI
ishing low prices; Satinsts, Cassimeres, sheeps
Gray. Keulusky Jeans tor men an boys wear; ser
wants and Fed Blrnsets, the greatest bargains in
the city; B'eAchcd and Brtwn shIrting and sheet
ing and many more goods too cheap to me Etion--
All ask is CALL and YOU will be well pleased with
tie goods and prices. by calling at
JOSEPH STRAUSE
no 20 No Il Main street
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VALUABLE LAND FOR GAL1 in

CuAkLOITD O0UNTY.-1 sha1l orr tnr sals
at public Auction. II not cold privately befsrs on
TUESDAY the 7th day q December next . Che
sontaining :9ok aereslyins in the county Of Char.
Ictie On !wittss and dorsepsn Creeks, on the limo
offhs k3chmcnd and Dsnvills RailroaA, two miles
from Moeeingford Sfatiou-adjoiniug the lands Of
II L 0oode.
The Improvements arc good-dwslling house con.
tainlng ~ rooms above, dining room and Store
room N the basement. good ofice in the yard al
N good repair; six Tobacco barns Eranary, stable
ent out houses; tho garden well enclosed
There are 35 acres Of Creek fat about no acres in
original forest, with an abundance Of the vsry finest
plan: land, $50 In pine and other growth. the bal
p,rtion OF well Improved land
fall.
The tract Of land 10 very productive and desirable.
being in most delightful part of the coanty con-
venient TO several Churches and the s,cisty In "a
netghborhood is ~ good - any In the county.
Terms OF the sale srs one half in cash, and the
balance in II monfhs. with interest added, title
given. and deed oftrust the deferred par.
ncnt. Possession given Of Christmas.
Any person wishiog further information,
viii please address me. ct Moeeingford Post once.
no i3-tds VIM. III. MARaHALL.
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sTOuNDING NEWs--nNLY READ
L'RkSd AkhGN al OF NEW GOODS
L 4. x. RAkNER c, 60.

Have luSt =, e.Iyed their SECnNn SupPLY of
FAN AND B1NTES DRF G0ODS
making tGeir assortment ohe of the most complete
cad attractive they have ever offered, AID at such
prices IS III insure sales.
splend.a plsck and Cod SIX Robes s'I.ez
" Flcunced
Rich Rava,lora a'Lez and Plain silks
Ria K Hro de Rhine, pelt de sole and Taffcta
Silks
Rich PIsid and Fig'd Valepcias
Black RorahaZine- Alpacas Chailies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace. Muslin and Cambria sotts
Muslin Cam. ric. Ptqu { and Mourning Collars
Huston Cares ami Berth ~
tnosss. NANTES and shawls in great variety
Cloths Casa,increS and NrstinHs
Plantation and Housekeeping tioo'is
~ ard 6 4 FulleH Cloths Sleeps Grey satnetts
iuckisnd Pulled cloths; kerscys and Pisids
pisid iinseys; flsnneis
Bed and Negro Blankets
DAmas6 TABLE Clth-; NAPKINS; poylies
Towels i5uen and Cotton SbeetlnEs
Pillow LINENS: Irish Linens
Meri"n. lambs Woo, SiiS and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
klexanier's Md, BGckskiu. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and i&1utiets
Cotton and " DOL Hosiery OF every description
Carpets Rugs; Drnggets. &C. ocm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRI-

yATE SALE-The subscriber offers for sale
on accommodating terms, the following property
HOUSE, on the corner Of Marshall and % etreets
at present occupied by NJ Mccormack. This House
contains six rooms, furnished with gas. Also. on
the premises, fine brick Kitchen. Tho whole
premises have been Gently painted and ihroughly
repaired Also, n very desirsblo vacant LOf, on
trace street sdjoining the residence of Mr.. d. J.
saunders. This lot fronts 70 feet on Grace street,
running back 1870 fet Al o. a vacant Lot on I'd
htreet, opposite Mr. W Hulchers. This Lot
fronts co feet, running back 100 feet.
RICHARD WALSH,
Note Broker, nth street,
m cn-Iw between Main end Hapk SITS
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SOuARE OK HALF ACRE LOT

"A NOS los JOG, I2I.I22 IN DUvAL'sADDITION,
BOUNDED BY BAKER, CHARITY, ST. PAUL
AND ST PETER STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TI0N.-Will be .old on TUESDAY, the a0th Nov,
1898, on the preni'es. commencing at IL O'Clock,
the beautiful square of Land located a. above. IL
will be sold entire, divided may he agreed on
at the hour OF sac
TERMS -One-.hird cash: balance at and months,
for negotiable notes, interert added, secured by n
trust deed. GJDDIN d APPERSON,
no 20 Auets
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NREAT REDuClION IN TIE PRICE

TREAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE
W or DRY GOODS -Onr late purchases enable
us 10 st She finest French Mernos at the reduced
Price cf sc per yard.
Black ana Fancy silks at ~ and sc and up.
Wevstrf Plaids at2bc per yard.
All Kinds OF Ladies Drers u GODS - per cent. cheap
or IN AL before.
Our stock Of Round Mantills a7d Reversible
Shsvls cannot lie surpassed in prices and stlecto.
Of patterns. .
In Embroidtries AID Linens we have oxtraordi
cary bargains
ii 9TH Csssimeres and Wooden Goods. we have
an unusual large stock, and At very low prizes,
J 4 VI RQSENBAUM
m 10 RroAd st
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CURE FOR CHAPpED SKIN.-The
~ Andelusian Balm il the most eslcicnt prepare
ten in use fer curing Chapped and initiated skin
II Is devoid of grea or oil. has most deiehtfu'
odour and will not sell the finest fabriJ By CON.
slant use Of this Balm. the skin rs rendered soft and
fair even In cold weather.
MEADE BAKER, pharmaeeutists,
ner Main md t0fh ats
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SAWED SHINGLES-Bavin accepted
- the agency for the saie If Halls Patent Machine
sawed SkiNGLEs, we offer the sar,e to The pno lie
at greatly reduced prices. Those in wan of shin.
giles, lumber Of any d. scripiop would do well BIZ
Giving rs cali at our Lumber Yars, South side OF
beck. near Mayc's Bridge.
no ia-lm ISAAC MERGER Il co,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Henrico county, pronounced on the 29th day of
October. 1855 in the case of Randolph. Executor "
west &C.. will a. Com missioner appointed under
said decree offer for sale, at auction on TUESDAY
the eoth day of November next. At II O'Clock, the
premises the following Parcels Of Land, comprising
a portion Ct the lands of Thomas ] West decd
commencing It Mt Prospect:
LIST Piece-The Mill Tract, about 60 acres, mostly
In wood, portion Of the Mt. Prospect estate, on
James river. in Charles City county 10 miles from
Richmond, on the main road.
"a Piece-30 acres. half in wood, in Henrico coun-
y, Is miles from Richmond. on which there's new
mouse. ~ith two rooms, . blacksmith and wheel
mics.
Sd Piece-0ne acre Of FIRST rate MARI Land, and
about 3ooo bushels Mari, ready for nse. The land
aeJoins the estates Of W b RandOlrh, Eco Jas w
Binford. ESQ. and DR. Poindexter, in Henrico co.
Terms OF sale prescribed By the decree follows:
Credi. Of g. IL and Is months except 10 much cash a.
may be necessary to cover the costs Of sale-the
purchaser giving negotiable notes. with good en-.
dorsers or bonds with good security and the into
made. d n RANIsItpU
l3-lSt O,rnn,;.sin..-
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE The under
signed, having aali led az Executor of John NJ.
Patton, deceased, hereby gives notice TO all who
lrdobtcd 10 his estate tn come forward and settla
md al persnns havinG claims against hia estate
will please present them to the unaeraigredor set
ficnent. tNO. n. PATTON, in,
nc lin Executor.
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pax acopR
~ SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GAlNQ

IN SECOND SuPPLy OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOD6.
thsxe received. and win open sAis uorn,ng
fresh aad magnificent assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
embracing all the newest dssigns. Also A splenata
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs AND yEsrINes
Of every grade and color. A beautiful line Of
Twrods Sa,tinets, Angola Cas-iineres and ane Ron.
teesy Jeans suttshle for Boys Wear; Fine Bed and
Cgih Blankets Alto, large stock of servants do:
a heavy stock OF Negro CT ssing of eyerx onel ,ty;
along with general stotk of every specles Of DO.
nestle tarnds. All Of which have been purchased
In New York within few days psst on the most
favora5le terms aad viii be sold cheap for CASH or
prcynpi rsyiaR cnst Smers
A cali is resp c'fu ly solicited Of all who want
cheap and good doois All ask come and see and
nudge for yot, selves, and 1 will guarantee 10
please at No. q Main street
&C IS-2m INO T. SMfTHER
SOUNDING NEWS--UNLY READ,
= n have now in store a large assortment of
Clnsks kag'sns Sn1 Capes fsr Ladies and Chil iren
l!shmcut 30 the cttr.
Eysensan skirts In srca, variety from 10 cents TO
s. from tour springs to tweuiy-ore
BGSnrts OF all styles, excscdiag low
In Bonnet Ribbons. haEea good article AT ONLY
l2's cents per yard NO 20 % cents,
Millinery GSoes, Head Dr -sses and Heal pins-a
great variety.
In Trimmings for Dresses and Cioaks hav>
sreniid assortment Also, Chenille ana Chenille
ton o. faa,g articles. pic driy III petition
uEDSaH JACOBS.
No. - Main street,
~ IL Nearly opposite the :. Charles Ho FL
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- has taken tho house formerly ccupied by Mrs
.. IL. burton, situated on the corner Of franklin
ana 5th Streets which Is now open for the reception
with their families here be PLEASANTLY situated
ioung mon can Go accommodated with Board by
me week, month or year, either with or without
Longing. Rev. Dr.. M. Ho2e and family, who
nave Tor number Of years ,dec in the house are
stu Boaraers to whom the subscriber bcgs leave to
rsier. BLOCK.
P.s-A Roodly number of Gentlemen can be ac-
oommooated during the Fair on reasonable terms
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

" ESTATE IN Manchester. - Az Commits.
sioner appointed By decree ef the ert Court 81
Chesterfield dated October. 1853, Ishali, In eyccr
tion, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY. tho 1st
day Of December. 1858. at O'clock 7 81. the lot 10
Gated At the corner of Decatur Jones and Law.
renee streets, Of which Geo y Baker, died seized.
being Lot Nos 70 and Sc. In the town Of Manehes
ter.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at G. IL and 10
months for bonds with good security, bearing In
terest the interest PAYABLE semi annually and title
retained until further order OF Court.
JAMES n PEKDUE. Com'r.
Sale conducted by GopDss 4 AprEasoS, Aucts.
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BOARDING.

kOAkDlNG.-Our house on Grace st.,
between 5th end sth. 10 now open for the accom-
inoaaticn oil boardsrs Il Il MURRAY
oc 22-ts 4 NUKRAy
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! b. COOK, Auc1Iosssn AID


Ls CONTINUATION mBR0nAu7,
Rsspectfny informs his friends and Tie public Ser
crnliy thai be viii contiane the Auettn0 end Ue0.
missfon business. 81 the old stand 81 - = Qcea
Ca No 70 Main street, and natterp htmsen (ifu0
his exSerispce n The kssiseasl that he ws bs sls
20 Give subtraction. He returns his 0Aahs y -
ffisnds Tor the very liberal Dafrcaage e71ep1eA =
him, and II determined 70 merit eeattnaaese .
The eAmA.
Ie viii attend b the sals o. nsgchandlM q eSegy
oasssor ;.iss attended, y Z * sAssss Asls.
and upon The meet reasonasie tssn,s $500
Austleassr and CpnsIsia lsk1s&
ElSH.-i600 pounds fresh Lsbsl.r nd
= salnes. u .iae q 81 2ysssaS ssssss ~
f'S ss 3 s'.isa.sla.s. 7 n;z 40 SnsSknvII1
E0 1OxT6 0asSS's 0kallsn9e plaek.
W ias. Isaslsias = ~ H2iizu scus.
D70ON-36, 600 lbs snall Anily Nrsast
y l.ss.s sssaavt.s - zheEm go.
610 SOx1S Jss1se1'o 4sISs1 Cl.-
S !, q .:'E y ss i1zG1A 4
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pKlVATE MISS BID
GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
mousse corner OF Main and 7th streets and will open
It for the reception OF Boarders on the lat of October
next. eentlemen can be accommoda with board
ing by the day. se o-sm
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DLUE PILOT OVER COATS AND
- OVER SACKA-No mistake sbout the quality
being good. and durable in ,lor and general wear
TuPMAN HULL,
uo n ITO Main 1t.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

FEE. 27-Horace Greedy, of the New York
Tribune, was examined this morning before
the Tariff Investigation Committee, all the
members being present. The examination con-
cluded in 40 minutes, when he informed
the Committee would not again require hls far
Their appearance. The purport of his testimony
is understood to be that no man evey proposed
to put money into his hands to influence in any
way the action of Congress on the tariff or any
other question, and that suggested any
thing Of the sort with his consent and knowl.
edge He never knew, nor until the late expose,
ever heard or believed that money was paid or
provided by Lawrence, Stone & Co., or by any
one else. whether to members or otherwise, to
influence their oction during the last Congress,
on the tariff question.
4 gentleman occupying prominent position
among the Free State Democrats OF Kansas, and
who is now in this city on matters connected
with the political fortunes Of that Territory,
states positively that Coy. Walker has not sece-
ded from his recent position ON Kansas affairs.
A resolution was offered in the Senate APP
proving Douglns' report, aud made the special
order for the l2th.
Genl. Clarke las sent two companies of artil-
lery to San Barnardue, for protection against
possible inroads ithc MOrnOns.
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FOKEI64N NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.

AIShIN AL Of HE SIEAMr1h AhGhlC1i.
HALIFAX, Feb. 27.-rhe steamship America
from Liverpool OIL the 18th, arrived this even
ing
Cotton-sales for the week were ~, 600 bales,
including 10000 TO spectators, and 7,5uO for
export. All qualities had advanced lie, and
in some instances farther advance was asked
and received. Estimated sales of Friday l2th,
were 10, 600 bales; 1870 to spectators. Mar
ket closed buoyant and active.
I.oNDoN-The market was slightly easier, and
bank rates were reduced TO per cent. Consols
are quoted at 9GayG IL.
Wells Fargo & Wells, received SAT-, 900 in
specie.
PERu-CastilIo had beaten Vivaneo, who was
left dead OH the field. The revolution is about
over. Parties in Chill are preparing for Sc
we're election contest. Crops promise abundant
ly. Tho new Ministry of Bolivia has been form
ed. Jones was at Realij'S, awaiting Lamar.
LIvERPooI-Br quiet; Wheat sdvan-
cling; Provisions declining.
LoHDoN.-Bulliou in Bank has increased 10
Else, 900 during the week
Lord Paine. ston's motion for leave to intro
duce the India bill, vesting the government Of
India in the Crown, was being debated
RumoIs were current of the cx cnsiOn aud
modification ofthc Fregch Ministry.
a collision had occurred off Holyhead, be-
tween the steamship North America ami the
hrrque Leander, of Baltimore, bonnd to New
Orleans. The barque was sunk aud ten lives
were lost