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.JUSTICE.

a. NoTIcE is hereby given tha,
a1>-a-a the meeting of tho Stockholders of t. G
Roanoke Valley Fair al Company. advertised for
the lst day OF March next, is postponed until the
22d of the sane month.
fe 25-dtd HENRY WOOD. President.
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s- CITY COUNCIL Tee late oppr5s
sive tsx hiil. which places the burtbeu Of govern
ment upon the middle Classes aid the poor. while
it relieves the wealthy by reduc ion of their
taxes Iesl ,ste!e. induces to pres at the fol-
loving ticker to the yolers Cf MoLr)e Ward 1s
suitable persons represent them in the next City
Gsurcil. II of these gen icmeu are we'll knew q
tor their bi b business qualifications ard if elected
will 3present the Interests of the city, with
out relieving the eslhy ut the expense Of the la
boring and business community. We theIeiCIe
pre- sent thu names of
A W Morton. r q Morris.
Vim Palmer, james A Scott
Geo X Crutchfeld
NH l-2t* N0X pOPULi,
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n.y. BuRRow's RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED RsMEDY IN


Has curod and 10 DOW daily effecttDg the mo,t
ex.raordiuaIy ctyas OF diseases. To WHICH humanity
IL afflicted theusands no were hitherto suHsflDg
On er the most iBvetf rate dseases and which we're
q. emed hey ond the skill of ner iciEe have teen
wonderfully restored % bollta, by the use o. this
truly great remedy. For SCR0kULA. RtEUMA-
TEN sTpHiL FfE rIs D oaJ w. 6sa:t:
res,,ting f,oia tnspaTtv IF the b9oo IL isIuusurpase
ed by any medicine in medical science
BY thoroughly putity Tag the Blood and Stomach.
an strerg theniag and renoSa;ing every organ Of
the human system it necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbid action 81 tbs me.
TI0Ns. GENERAL DEBILITY. ERuPiIaNs
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FkVEs AND AGUs.
and all othtr disesSes which are we'll known to
jst from the above eauies All that IL asked IL IL
!jr trial which will assuredly convince any one OF
the " comparable efficacy OF this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the dseasss for which it il re-
commended For particulars call end get a de-
scripiiye circular. Prepared by
W BURROW X CO.
Practical and Ansly teal Che msts.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Laid 4 Co
DR. j W Gariick, Wsring Peafce. and Druggists
generally. NH i-3m
s- SANFoRB's Liver IsvIGEaaToR-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUN lis mild aud r.
fectuai cathartc. acting hTst on the LIVER, to
eject its morbid matter. then on the Stomach and
bowels. and carries of all matter that prevents
their healthy action and tbus strengthens ard
BUILDS up the whole system very rapidly and il the
best tIt ER INVfgERATOR
LIVER INVIGERATOR
LIVER INVIGERAT0R and
PURIFIES THH BLOOD
PURIFIEs THE pLOoD
CURES LIVER COMpLiTNT
CURFS SICK HEADACHE
CURES Dyspepsia
CURES COSTIyEs Esq
CURES RpWFE COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOB
Fold By all Drug 'sts. fe 26-6m
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aFEKEEPER

s@ KEEPER OF The Poor HoUss.-If
past sew in time of ne ara "a be rev srdef by
an enlightened community, 1t is 70 be bocet tn I
they Will not overlook the claims OF MIR II ENnY
MYERS, WIN will be voted for as KEEPER OF
TIT Il POOR HOUSE, by tax payers in the
Iaii l-2t% THREE WARDS.
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SEE CoLoaED PHOIoGRAPHs - POW
ERS has just finished some PHorcGRAPHs in colors
t. which he invites the attention Of the citizens
Richmond
IS tha Pictures are sold il will be necessary t.
Coll at once, if you wish to something really
artistic
50 CENT AMBRoTYPEs Qarge sieed) taken as usual
by the Thousand. ISL Main st. fe 2s-3ts
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WM Y. SHEPARD,
Proprietor of Tobacco Exchanges.
l. =

Northern Narkers-[BY TELEGRrAH.J
New YORK Reb 23-Fitu~ Experimentation
unrhanQei Wheat firm-So-t1arn red sl4O white
SlG5 Corn Gull at 500 - for white and yellow -
Cotton hisher-Up lal Il, mid dug l13sGI2. Spts
Turpentine firm ut 50. Rosin firm a.Ia active at
at ST 73la Rice firm.
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN.
THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAIL.

BATAVIA, n. Y, Feb 26.-Dr. John Coles, an EN-
mont physician and surgeon, of forty two years
practice at This place, died to-day.
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ESN n FOB THE MOHUMSNTAL
CHURCH.-The Ladies of the Monumental Church
will b I'D FAIR at the Hail of the Mechanics In.
sttute opening on MONDAY NIGHT Feb. 2Sth
am CONTINUING THROUGHOUT TIE WEEK.
They have a great variety Of useful and Fancy
Articles, and kefreshHle nts of various kinds. The
proceeds of the Tair are for the repairs of TIL
Cburrh. The patronage of the public is solicited.
fe Z5-6t%
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s@- NEW epalNG MILlISERY Goops

ESs- NEW SPRlNG MILlISERY GooDs
N G BARTON, lG9 Main street is jlst receiving o
full as lrtment of SPRING GOODS. selected frou
the first spring impoItat;cns consating of RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, FRENCH B0NNEfS &C. Also
a great variety OF LACE Wells. something new
and desirable
Ordsrs for Bonnets of decided and reliable SpriGi
shapes promptly executed, Country Milliners sup
piled with PATTERNS.
WANTED "A f rst rate ard swift srtaw Milliner
{. 22-ts
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f010 STERLING EXCHANGE FOR
oCcJo SALE-Te are now receivine SIaHr
BILLS Of Exchange on the branch Btaiqf Ireland
at Cork. and will s4 drafts for ONE pou0d and up
wards, if early Application is made Mt the office OF
h II MAUkY a o.,
Stock Exchange Brokers and Bankers.
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80 HIGu CONSTABLE We beg leave
to announce 20 the vo'ers of Richmond that Col
.IOhN " DIGHS will be cordially supported for
tn. Office of Ill II CONSTABLE. at the ensuing
Municipal Elections, by
NH l-2t@ MANY VOTERS
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81 aRxHE rpraLEIaEuCA
PUhrOE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %. 1853.
Hisa mater this day (Taesday) o'e5ock.
ARRIVED.

AhhLN ED
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. Now York, nldse
aud passengers. Lu!iam x Watson.
ST amer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdsy and
steamer q aorga Peabody. Pritchard. Baltimore,
mdse, d 4 w CuIria.
schr Manchester Pearson, Now York, mdse, d l.
W Currie.
Scar reform, Todd Baltimore. Eadse, W d Col
quit Co
schr Coquett. Skinner Baltimore. mdsc. W D Col
rchr Tellics Beboitt. Attakapas, sugar and no
lasses Dunlop. Moncure d 70
Schr Jas L sturges Goodwin, Eastern Shore, .rota'
schr Th5s Bunting, Philips. Eastern Shore. po-
tatoes and oats. MllispsuGh
Schr JnG Larkin bippin. Eastern shore potatoes
aud oats, to CAPITA n.
schr Maria Jane Jones' New York, guano. Ed
i hr s Il Vinton Washington. oyster shells. 5
schr Ball Conway. Delany. Philadelphia, mdse,
Brig G'Brien, Cole, Jacksonville, Fla, lumber, @
Robinson.
Steamship Pennsyly ania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers I'll Futile.
SChr Stag. Townsend. down the river. light.
MEMORANDA.
schr Ruttan. from New York a. City Point
Schr r. ~ sawyer trcm'New York, at City Point.
Schr Only Dallzhter from =, at City Point.
PASSENGERS PER Steamship "Jamestown," Par
r;sl u,astar from Few York:
Miss 4 D spaudng Mrs Jno Ten pie Iiy Harris.
Ge, Mac wire jr, 4 d otuitevant. Jas Taylor, Z
Smith Miss Blow and sister, hi 80 odgers pr Il ID
McManor. Sir Bates and lady, j W Earquier. Vim
BBtier. s ii Drake. Mrs weitheimer: " Partridge.
G % lngersoll Miss Hammo I'd and sister. Niss Ran
G.Jl. " ) Patterson, lady and child. Jno Tyfe, 4
Wo.dcock, Wm Vaikenburg, W II sThomps on. w
Pppaf G j Stand'sh, q l. LOOMS. Ed Collier, }
Smith. ard Boyd. + LyioTd, and 10 storage.
Also IRON Norfolk:
Cap Jakeman Thos Phillips. Geo, ia Patton Z
Wiasel t J Marfea. 7 Allan, Mss Bntfight n@r.
) Wes.hefrner c 3 Brothers, Geo &c Happier and
servant Capt Barnes, Philip Ortiz and Lewis Solo
man.
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CANlIDA Tgs FOB oPPiU

sa9fs SUPERINTENDENT GAS WoEKs.- -
To TEE VOTERS OF Richmond 1 respectfully an
BoupCe yselt Candi late for the above office. and
solicit yOur votes at the ensuing Nun cipsl election
;Eh tide ID HASEkEY.
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GLIDING ON GLASS.
" (pATENTED APRIL 27TF 1881
NEW IND lILUBLE ATTENTION.
This is mode ct Gliding the Glass If Store
Windows, TransOn s, ttlices. Ranks or Private
Dwelgns, which renders the Gliding
lNDFSTRUUriBFE FROM FL HER THE Eff
FEC rs OF STEAM FROST, Ok WASH
ING WITH SOAP AND WAIER.
or evan from being injured bv abrasion from COO
tact with any hard substance. 1t consists in Plating
CT Backing the Gold with metal, in such manner,
which renders the Gliding perfect and indestI ucti-
bic fro n he causes above mentioned; and az the
same time
GIVES GREATER BRILLIANGY TOTHEG0LD,
kNDCOoTS Nc "OHE TIL AN THE OLD MODE.
The great utility AID value of the invention will
be perceived ca observing thu rapid decav and de-
strCcton of the Gliding done by the old mode on the
GLASS OF STORE WINDOWS,
0FF1C Us. BANK !. &c,
in any Of towns and cities, )Ine OF which have
been executed but q few weeks
Bes des tho brlliaucy Ir'duced in the Gliding
seen tn rough the glass il affords also
BRIGHT AND ORN Am Entail PLATING
on the opposite side of the glass instead of the dull
gloomy paint backing heretofore MS d.
The undersigned has bcugh. the right for this
city and county, and will take pleasure in showing
srecIn ais done by himself. attend promptly TO
all orders left at his shop. GA Grace .traat opposite
Catholic hurch. ALLEN.
MI l-3t
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fAfAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL hurricane. pea,
asweerry, 8: C., on Saturday morning, destroys d
sbridge on the Greenviile raiiaoad. A freight
trsia few moments Afterwards ran of the sbu /.
meof, sud fsii % feet iuto the water Two white
srcmen' wilson aud Poor, were instantly killed
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Mathew Paud is abou. 40 years of age, q mu' atto.
about feet inches high. of slender make, wears
TO erably full beard. but no moustache; when
spos en- 70 has down look. In walking. his toes
are much turned ont He had with him a new blue
coat lie will probably make mis- way to Surry
county or Petersburg. NH l-sw3w
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sA- PUBLIC MEETIHG A meeting OF all those
opposed to the rscent Tax Bill. pass by the City
Council and to features embrec d ia tie State I ~
Law as WELL will be held at the African Church
THIs EVENING, at half past o'clock.
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tag De. MINNoCK's INDIAN PANACEA
For the certain cure of Rheumatic Neuralgia ard
Nervous Con plants.
RICHMOND. Deer ed 1853
1t aft rd5 me much pleasure TO state to You, that
have used DR. Mnn0ck's Rheumatic Medicine u
my family sever al occasions. End made q perfect
cure and cheerfully recommend it to the publit
as a valuable medicine f. Rhl unatsIn.
JAMES BRAY.
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SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE.--l0
- eases genuine sparkling CATAWBA WINE, on
consignment and for sale low.
IL E u Gl0K
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NARROW Escape The wifi, OF Capt ii. C. Pate.
cane near losing her life on Friday night by her
dress taking nre from the CRATE Her husband
nsd nis hands severely burned in extinguishing
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NEEhCh2 AND PINk-aYE ORA
Iva T0ES--A prime lot of New jersey Mercer aud
Pink-Eye Po.at
NEWARK CIDE8-25 bbls prime Newark Cid r
FRuiT-!0 boxes fresh ORANGES and LEMONS,
Just To hand
BuCKWREAT FLoUR-25 bags prime, to hand,
TOR sale bv III " tyler.
nh - No "a Main ST
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NOTICE Il have this day appointed
" JESSE BARNES my Agent. I, carry on for
me- ia thecity of Richmond, the aR.CERY BUsI-
sEss. He ID authorised to buy a9d sel for cab
only w GILL.
February rs h, 1859, NH 1--WE
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s@CHAs T. WoBTHAN & Co call al
tention to their sale of Sugar and Molasses, This
Morning at II o'clock. NH lit
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sas- CO-PARTNERsaIp NorIoK.-RAMI
NJ. PRICE, having purchased tie entire int
rest0t JOEL watkins, in the late concern Of
FGICs WATKINS. has associated with him in
the business " ID ii GORDON and WI j EGGLS e
STON, iate OF the house of T x pRFCE q Co, anf
JOHN 4 Ell Pile, late with PRICE Il Watkins. under
the style of
SAMUEL M. PRICE a. CO,
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, in the house recently ocCu
pied by PRIoE a WATKINS, No l57 Maien ct. squar,
beisw the Banks.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of thei
friends. custG mers and the public.
With mCreaaed facilities aud experience. thss
hope to be able to offer assortment OF Goods ~
all times eGusi to any in the city. and such induce
rnents will invite the patronage which tkey soil
Cit All orders for goods will be prom pity and faith
fully executed
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MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %, 1859,
Will bs performed I IN aslors dash ng Comedy
ofOUR AMERICAN COU >IN-Ass TrencbaId
(our AmsIic lean COusin) M J Clarke; Lord
Dundreary. Mr. VIM Wheatley.
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Gay New YORK LIFE INSURANCE Cow
system.

E&8 NEW IOhh LIZ lNouhAHCG ION
Capital SI,595 ,30i.5si
With One hundred Thousand Doilars deposjtes
with the State Comptroller of New York. 10 nee
any lawful dsmand which the Company fail to pay
40 per cent OF the annual premium viii be Loaned
the Insured when desired.
dividends declared annually, and have averaged
Ifnot Insured you should call at once and procur,
old, married or single.
You should insure at once for many reasons
flrst-Beedase IL 10 less ExPESsIVS than il will b.
when YoU bseome older
second-Bscdass il ia HEALTH you will pass o R.sd
seoa erem.aat on and BE ACCEPTED
Eous.
WHO MAY INSURE
j ne MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
= dependent upon SALARY for susrENAS0g. ahonld
do IL. Because with LIFg the INCOME cgAsrs and &c
tue loss OF HUSBAND snd YArHga NAY DO added IL
PosuRf 10 INSULT and POVERTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
no. I. COLEMAN. u.
JAS Ii. CONWAY. ~ d.
oHAs. y wogrHAn.l Agent.
$50 Main street,
Few doors above the Custom House.
w TacfrEa. General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
OVER u.,S Capita, Si On 20 ,ooo;y rsrxn
THE UNITED STATES.
LiAbILifY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
Inc ksysaue OF the Company derived irea Pre-
uiiums Of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollsrs
annually. The Company ID therefore prepared 10
me rease the amount heretofore tax IN ans keep
tionai risks. They will issue poiiciss er ioss or
SSs sa ~ ars O. Bsdass Msrehaass House
S Z a a y ywy,gsTa ~. As.s...
Ai-ss 0dass 100 Ma sasss
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Ekr Positively ONLY Foa Two WEEK.
LONGER ALI who want coed PICTURES AT COST
should cese at once TO II Main Stlest Whitehursts
old Gallery. al WATSON will remain Only a few
weeks longer.
4S- sesoitct. If you want cheap and good PIC
TUN rs you must Gail at II NJ ain street.
E5- The GALLERY aad FIXTURES are for sale
and will be sold low. fe &-lmif
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Second night of the engagement of The justly cele-
brated Comedians MR.. WIN. WHEATLk1 and
MR j, S, CLARKE.
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SEGARS.-l00. 600 of Havana, Principe
~ and Grman Segars, all su prior a iality, re-
ceisei psr steamer to-day, far sale BIZ
d N JONES. AgeIt,
NH No 10 Main ssraet.
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ONION q e TS-White AMI Yeil1w;
~ cora--Ganada. Flint. Adams Exra Early and
st)wei'a Evrrs rcsn; tnr safe ny
NIB J-O W PoLtAkD, Drug IS, iIth st.
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DEED OATS %, 40 bush SEED OATS,
- cargo Of sshr Bunting. landing this morning
aud for sale at So cts per bushei by
NH I-3ts MARX DDWNEf.
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r ECTURE.
Rev Or F1NERDEN will deliver n lecture in
Triaity Methodist Episcopal Church TG-NlGH
March ist. at IA O'clock.
SUaJzcr THE BREATH OE THES0UTH WIND.
Tickets, admitting gentleman aud lady p cents;
10 be- had at the door NH I--lt&
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1 GARDEN SEEDS FRESH AND RE-
~ L!ARLE-A full assortment for sale; ais o, Sill
YER Skin Onion sets and Black Eye Peas; fer sale
by WARINa 4 pEAkOg Druggists
nm Broad street.
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III.
Why ARE VIZ so UEMaRCiFUL

Fn, Why ARE VIZ 50 UEMaRCiFUL-
&S>Ea Ly TAXED money OF the city of Rich
mon. which has besn unwisely expended, measu.
rabiy squauisr, and sunk
$50 900 10, the Il IS Works at Rockets, while those
on Cary street would have answered with
very little additional expenditure.
1900 for Lafayette Hall-usad nostly as o dan
cling room, but now pulled down q Id the lot
given away.
$4,000 for the Hall over the Old Market, which
they could not now give away.
4G,oOO for Public tqaares that pay nothing, and
will only. eve the purposes of the stroiling
and iicenti
1850 for bridge over Gill;es' Creek. near the
rivr, while the old bridge. twenty steps
from it, answered all sufficiently.
10000 proposed for new Jail foc Oatlaws, who
might be better a1d more hesltniiy en-
ployed on the streets
5oCO0 for grading streets aud fllinx up Rulll.s,
that happened to he Jos. by ihe ;ots of spe-
cal tavorEtes end members Of the Hail.
$1,000 for Trotting Grounds and Agricultural
Fairs.
S4l2UO
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A MEXICAN WiNE-jf de icate and
- delicious d vor. we'll snited to the taste OF la
dies, Just received, Tor sale By
mh PLEkSANTS BRO.
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8ankfrs an0 2rokers.


DHILIP COVER & CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AID HARRISON SITS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates.
81 Will COLLECT all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates. jel-tf
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B4 Il. ". REGNNETVT q G
JTN LARGE SALE
BY CANNON ( MATTHEW'S
N<e-S@-~rNr~~~~N-~N0-~-o--
fH:s;t TRUSTEES SALE.
Eii In virtue Of decree Superior Court of Bal

E.f TRUSTEES SALE
" In virtue Of decree of the SUPERIOR Court Of Balti-
1870 more city, sitting in equity, the under igned
ee appointed for that purpose will expose for sale at pub
nc auction, on the premises, TUESDAY, the Is day
OF SePtem6er A. ID 1859, at CLOCK, ~. of that day:
ALL THOSE TWO l. It's OF GROUND, WITH THE
IMPROV EMENTS THEREON, situate and living in the
city Of Batmo on the east de Stcke street and be
ginning for the first OF said lots at the distance Of
s"utnery from the southeast Of Hons and Stricken
Streets and running thence sOuthery, fronting the
side OF Stricken street % feet with depth of $50 feet
or less to an alley 20 feet wIde laid out for public use
ANA beginning for the second of said lots the line of the
east side of Stricken distance of i feet south
er from the southeast Hons and Stricken SITS,
anu running thence southerly fronting the SIDE
~ nc stree p feet with depth $50 feet less,
The ground rent each the lots 1854 per
The improvements each of said lots consist of three.
story BRICK DWELLING, with cellar, and a threestory
double back building, newly built, with BATH water and
gas hxuTes they are the third and fourth houses south
H0lins street, opposite Union Square.
Inc terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree are-One-
a o. the purchase money to be paid in CASH the balance
IN six months from the day Of sale the credit payments
bear interest from the day of sale and to be by
note or notes the purchaser purchasers endorsed TO the
satisfaction Of the trustee.
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4musemsnis.
PETURN OF THE CAMPBELLS.

DETURN OF THE CAMPBELLS.
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
COMMENCING MOND AY, September 10Th
RUMSEY NEWCOMERS
ORIGINAL
Q A u b MINIS TRELSg
BRASS BAND!
DOUBLE TROUPE,
And the only CANPBELLS now in existence. all others
assEinng me name are nothing more than mountebanks
against all such
The advantages the CAMPBELLs enjoy above any other
sel Organization, arises from their wnteripg the last
we've years IN the southern country Their deineations
aeso character are taken from natural scenes and Incl
uets 10 African life, and aim at presenting the musical
ana comical neculae of the southern Negro, and eleva
Ing HIM to his proper standard oNatural Wit and Musical
Talent, presenting the pha eS of
NEGRO LIFE ON TIE PLANTATION,
and representing the musical capabilities of the
nned Negroes of cities and villages.
In representing truf"y the Shades and Peculiarities
OF Negr? Life the universal accord has stamped the Camp
be Artists unapproarhable and defying.
Free Balcony Serenada nightly by the
.gJ- CAMPBELL BRASS BAND sd
led by the Wizard Bugler, AUGUST ACHI.
Doors oren at II o'clock commences at
ADMlTTrANCE % CENTS.
P, A. CLARKE,
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Mams.

I
WANTED MARYLAND SKIES, 1890
w Gs74Q McKIM & Co.
WANTED-IN A COUNTING-ROOM, an in
w tegent Youth, reasonable compensation will be
allowed. Address \. l.. at this office. s6-Iw
WANTED.-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
w MEN CAN'BEACC0NMOD WITH Pl EASANT
R0ARl and comfortable rooms. Apply at No 81 FRONT
STREET, opposite st. NIncent's Church. s2-tf
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING OF
AGRlWN PERSONS ENTIRELY, WITH A SER
ANI, desire to make arrangements for the Fall ana
winter, by engaging several rooms. Parlor and Cham
berl which they viii furnish themselves in cOmmodious
anu om'ota9le house, where there few her
ooarder ano IN the northwestern portion of the city Ac
commentators can be rendered person commencing es
tabsment OF this sort which will diminish the outlay OF
capital necessary at first starting Address Cat this Office
without delay. a3i-tf
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
xATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with good
house where he can make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOORKEEPER,'' at this Office. asst
81 000 TO $8,Ooo.,--WANTED A PART
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital of
the above amount doing good and profitable business Ad
dress IL. A LITr0N,
ma Care P. o., Box sos, Baltimore.
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THO. S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Bay and sellon Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made on Stocks, Real Estate Notes and other
colaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections on all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits Bankabe and ncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits ialS-f
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BY ADREON & co

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. SAL f OF THE ABOVE PROOF RrY which was 10
take place on Thursday next the ls of September viii be
POSTPONED until MONDAY, the I'd day Of October 1859
a2neot2O MM s MATk RG Trtstne
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THOS WHELAN, Jr, Trustee
a222aw&ds CANNON & MATTHEW'S Auct'r5

Terms Of the sale prescribed by the Onetaif
cash the day OF SALE the balance in and 70 months
from the day Q? sale, in equal nsalmnts the credit pay
mentS to bear the day of sale and be secured
by h9 note ornoes of the purchaser endorsed the salts
faction of the Trustee. WM s WATERS, Trustee
CANNNN ~ MATTHEW'S. Anctirs