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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-17
vALTAnLE AND HIGHLY ArrRAc-

NEAR To TIE WESTIlAM PLANK ROAD, CONTAIN.
ING ONE HUNDRED AND FOETY-FOCg AND uNE-
HALF ACRES, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL lie sold at auction. on the premises, on THURS
w DAY. the 18th day of May, l>jJ. commencing at ~
O'Clock. j. 81, Il fl!r, II not, The next fair day, the vala Atl-
country seat located A. ahoye. and recently owned 10y Nr.
II. - Dickinson. II contains iIiE acres. by recent survey.
u viii he s~ahdisiied into smaller parcels 20 suit purchasers.
10 Tie mansion house there will be attached 3? acres. The
improvements consist Of q large and handsome residence
containing ten rooin-. having long piazzas In front and end,
hn''hea ~ The beet modern style, with marble NANTES. AMI
i"ldinf doors 10 the pirlnr- and dining rOoins. There are
ample accommodations for a larg. number o, servants. and
a tio-t excellent barn, stable. tobacco house, oycrseers
cottage. &c. The so!lis red clay, and Is regarded Of excel.
TENT quality. Taking into consideration the character Of the
dwelling. the beautiful ~s,ruhbery In from, %! IL, AMI the nne
shade trees surrounding thu yard. II Is believed that more
lovely place i, seldom brought into market. The particular
attention OF those wanting IA country seat Is called 30 this
sulc.
TERMS 0nc.nftii cash; balance C, i2. Is and - months,
for negotiable notes. Interest added. secured by a trL>, deed.
Tie taxes FOR IS? 10 be- paid by the purchaser.
May y-siIs .G0bDlN & ApPERSOS, Aucts.
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MUSIC TEACHER.

A GRADUATE OF the Musical Academy under the pro
"A frssorship Of DR.. Joseph Proehlieh at wurIburs, Ba'
yaria. wishes a situation, TO commence Sept. lsi. 1879. IN >
Southern School or College, A. teacher Of Piano, Iiolin'
Guitar and Vocal Music: has been engaged IS music teaen p
er during the past three and . half year,, at Pine mn
Ladies Institute In westchester, Chester county, Prnnsyr
vania. The only reason Tor change, Increase OF sa az,
Good references given In regard to character and AFFINITY.
Address 7. B., Bex No. 2lS, westchester, Chsste, oS.'
Pennsylvania NAY
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VERY ELEGANT PRIVATE DWELLING
AND HANDSOME VACANT Lot At THE CORNER
OF CARY AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE Al

AUCTION.
7 the request Of Mr.. VIM. G. Crcn.haw, who & ,eud.
"A soon to remove 10 another part OF the CITY, We vi .-l
a; public auction on the premises, on MONDAY. I'D MAY.
l>". at IA O'Clock, r. NJ, the large and well arranged
dwelling located a. ABOVE, now in his occupancy. Tie ~,
On which ;lr dwelling >tand., has \ front on the South ride
OF Cary street of3>i. fee; and a depth Of 80 feet 10 ar nj.
ley. After the sale of the dwelling a most beautiful build
'E 10; adjoining < will be -olI. having u front 81 80 feet. and
u depth OF 81 feet 10 aid alley. The dwelling wa. hull:
about seven year. ago. ofthe very best materials and In the
most superior style.
Its amply sufficient FOR the grn,ccl accommodation OF :
large family, having also, all The modern improvements,
such As ras, water, bathing a%parimen,. sc. There are cX.
cellrht servants apartments, and 4 most superior stable
aud carriage house.
II i only necessary to examine the premises 10 he pleased
with thci" Arrangements. and their superior accoInmoda-
lions. Possession will be given lst Of July next.
IT,. terms. which will he liberal. will b. made knorn at
the time OF sale. The ,aN.s and insurance for this ysay To
be- paid by the purchase.
May G-ctis GODnIN & APPERSON, Auct..
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GENUINE HEIDSICK & CO.
C. n A NJ P A c NJ E

~ARD.-Cpon the dissolution Of the old firm Of Held
SICK 4 co. In 1884, the senior partner continued the
buduess upon the same premises, by express stipulation re-
txiulnr exclusive possession Of the whey ards, vaults, DC,
which belonged TO the founders OF our firm in lIsS; and
unon his retiring from business, our present firm became
In HE manner the Immediate successors and sole propne-
tor OF this old aud well known brand. In order to dis
t;nyr,I.b the same from limitations and marks similar TO our
orr. which have appeared, and may hereafter appear In
,his market, the name of our Grin, In full, vii be found on
de labels. caps and corks. Mr.. L. L. AMSLNCk Will here
As D. : Isn"sry ks HEIDSICK { co.
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SALE,

oF THE LOCDOCS AND BERLIN BRIDGE.
f)Y virtue Of two deeds OF rust executed by the Loudoun
- and !i"riin Bridge Company. one OF which bears date
on the I'D day Of December, ISIS, and Is recorded in the
CLERK : Office 9th. county Court Of LOudoun county, Hr
giuia. and the other on the 2>th day Of December ISIS. and
is recorded In the Land records OF Frederick county, Mary.
land, the undersigned trustee in said deeds named, will, for
the purposes therein mentioned. proceed to sell a; public
auction, TO the hi:hes, adder, for cash, on THURSDAY.
TIE 18th or JUNE, lag, about IL o'clock, NJ. In front
"fI the Toll liouse, near. the Virginia abuimeni OF the Bridge
Of the aid Company. In the county Of Lo.doun. the Bridge
across tue Potomac River, ~b.!onging 10 the said Company,
together with all the real estate and other property VI the
nant thereto. or connected Herewith, rs fully "a the sane
are conveyed 10y the said deeds 81 trust. Tie said Bridge
has been recently built o. the best material. and In the most
substantial mann-r. IL is well located. connecting the Iou-
aoun aad Berlin Turnpike road, LoudouD county. Virginia,
wih the town o. berlin on The Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal
a!d the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Frederick county,
Maryland. This sal. present, rare opportunity for a profit
able FRESHMEN DAVID HISSOS,
March .-rwtI. Trustee
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VALUABLE SMALL FARM.
IN uESKlLO CUCNTY. N deep PIN TI'RNpI1

FOX SALE PRIVATELY.
M e are authorizedb by Mr.. Alexander Carr (uho Intends
~ to remove TO the city, TO offer for sale privately. hs
farIn In iienrico county, on Deep Fun Turnpike, ~ mile
from the city.
1t contains 40 acres Of highly improved land. r.narka-
bly, healthy, aud adjoining the lands Of DR.. Anderson, AZ.
ch: RlAi-, Esq, and Others.
Tie improvements are, a very comfortable framed dwell.
liz. with i've rooms, kitchen, 4 large barn, and the usual
out-louses.
Should Il not he sold privately before the 18th day Of
June. il will he offered at public auction Immediately after
The sLe Of the property advertised by Messrs. lIutchescils
and iounS.
Tie above property aijoins the "Toll Gate" trac, adver.
ti.rI By Me.srs. IIuicheson, ani Young, thereby allowing
ilir purchaser an opportunity Of occurring more laEd.
II sold privately, due notice Will given. Terms liberal.
FoF further particulars apply to VI.
A!.F!l ~ aawtJuneist JAS. NJ, TAYLOR K son.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON. ATCTs

TH TEE SALE OF VALUABLE PR1.
Va " RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS ADJOINING,
W anGRCId HILL, AT THE CORNER OF GRACE
~, n,ae Of a deed Of trust from Philip K. White, and
~ vnah :. his wife, to the subscriber, flor the bene-
~ OF : . ~ Enaers) dated the 18th day Of February,
I>+', rec"taed In the Clerks Office Of iIenrico County
t"urt, anu osng required by the beneficiary therein,
shall procecI 20 sell. upon The premises. on TUESDAY,
TIE SEVEN TEEATH DAY OF MAY. lsg n fair il not
the neNt fair day thereafter, commencIny n, az o'clock
=. VI. the real ert1ie conveyed In said deed consisting Of
'hr valuable BRICK RESIDENCE on Church lii n, m,
corner Of Grace and Path streets, and now In The mo
81 Mr.. Philip X. White. II contains 10 rooms md !. spI'hsyi
Entirely through, from thu basement to the attic and u.s.
piled with gas. Attached to the house Is a lar So p II
Kitchen with four roo,ps, S2ble, Carriage House. and o,bsr
out houses. The lot frouts on Grace stree, e. fec, ani
runs back lGi feet.
Also, two handsome vacant lots adjoining, frop,,,,
each, o.. feet, and running back j1 feet.
After the sale Of the real estate. Will be sold the entire
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
a superior assortment. a description OF which will be given
hereafter. Also. n COW an 4 heifer.
TEgN>-Por the House and Lot, one fnh cash; the ba-
lance az d, II. Is and 81 moidhs fer negotiable notes, with
inlrrest added, and secured Ly q Trust Deed. For the va.
cant lots. One.ttird cash. the balance ut &, = and j. months,
for negotiable notes with Inter est added. md secured rs
above. Taxes aud insurance for lsY to be paid b. the
purchaser.
For a more perfect description Of the above property.
reference Is made TO the advertisement Of Mr. =. X. White
ia the Wing and Enquirer" A plat Of the property can
he seen at the office Of the Auctloncers.
A. seldom. Trustee.
az. - ayr nD n
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AUCTION SALES,
BIZ GODDIN & APPEnSON. AICT,S-
4 T. AUTIFTL NV SrORY p,,,,,,Tr

NfsIUENIt, w INIUN IILL, ANJUI\lNI IUE
Won GROOMING.
MILL he sold a; auction, on WEDNESDAY, 18TH OF
w NAY, l>5y, at > o'clock, =. VI on the prem!,e. the
Within The lis, few years, by the owner, Mr. 4. Lybrook,
w. " "a' The study OF the designer 10 combine The oeau,..
~ "nn u'i''y-o; which the handsome porches and tie
.a..etIus Closets give abundant proof The building Is
%"'neu uy on Of thilser's hes; hot air furnaces. Adjoining
sf,, "'.n ouIii!hs Is a large brick kitchen. two stories hi-h,
ui,,' " 80 .snsr ABOUT eight Zee, pi,,h. The Kitchen is supplied
o. me water on the premises,
~ Wv enjoyed from any par, OF the premises, which
eont-'ns aoout an acre Of ground, beautifully laid out IN
waihs' wiz, ornamental trees. frgi, trees, ,hrubb.ry. dover,
aho = A.'sheh garden, is one . the most extended. and no,
suTpase'p! my IN The nrish6crhooi OF Richmond.
The premises eaa he Inspected a, any time. and al! lrtor.
nation had By applying 10 Albert LyLroc. =, ~ m s,,,I.,
& Cos. No ~ Main street, or TO
Anil i,-1.v3vEri,d rnnnIS . -.
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PUBLIC SALE of LAND ~ GOOCHLAND.

\ pursuance OF a decree pronounced on The 9th day Of
i April. l>j9, by the Circui, Court of Goochland county,
in the case Of Jane loyster against Jane Chester and -
Chester. her husband, aud others, | will. on the THIRD
DAY or JUNE next, Gf fair. II not, the next fair day at
II O'Clock. A. VI. proceed 10 sell, a, Commissioner appoint
ed by said decree. publicly, 20 the highest bidder. on the
premises, the TRACT Or LAND Of which Francis ". Roy.
>j-r, Sr., decd, died seized and possessed, lyin. in the
county aforesaid, containing five hundred acres, more or
less. and bounded by the lands OF Col. Jpo. u. Trrviian,
CorL;n Warwick, and Others.
The terms Of sale will be cash for so much a. may he ne.
ces.ary TO pay the costs Of the suit and the expenses Of exc
cutting the decree aforesaid; rs TO the residue, "a credit Of
one. two and three years will he given-the purchaser TO
execute bond. in three equal annual instalmcnts, bearing
interest from date, with good security. 10 be paid annually
- The legal title 10 said land to he retained As further secu.
Tiiy I'LL the whole of the purchase money j. paid.
there il upon the preml-es a comfortable Dwelling House
and necessary out houses. 4. GUERKANr,
A,riI i1--rvt;y Commissioner
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ASHLAND R.iCES-SpEING TERM,

SDD
VNIE SPRING MEETING OVER THIS COURSE WILL
i co MMENCE o. TUESDAY, n
I'm int, and continue throughout .MSs&&
FIRST plY-Pos' stake for all
four mile heats, s2U' entrance; Si0o fcrf-it-Sl ,n""' added
10y the Cinb. Closed on Let in.,an, with four subscribers.
viz 7. d T. W.. boswell. John Hunter, l.. II. Dickinson.
and Jane. NJ. Taylor.
SECOND DAy-fiRsT R,cr-swecp~rates for three year
old colts and flirS. 1900 entrance SlOo forfeit. Closed
Oh 1T instant, with the following entries:
Tho. W. boswell enters eli. c. E~Schcquer, hy Revenue,
dam Nina. by Boston.
v. II. Gibbons enters b. T.. Crinolinc, by fiEancier, dam
Miss Matte. by Umpire.
John Hunter cniersb. c. by Lexington. dam hy Glencoe.
=. v. Hall enters rr. I. Faith, by Chil!e Harold, dam
Fidelity, by Pr"m.
sscoSp i,cg-same lay.-Jockey Clu1 purse, ij0o. three
mile heats.
old colt. and Gnic-. $3.50 entrance. Half forfeit. Mile
heats. Closed on the 18th Of March with the following en-.
tries:
Thomas and James T. boswell enter sorrel flley, by Grin
Edmonson. dam Virginia Payne.
NJ. Harvey enters grey nliey, by Red Eye, dana by Arthur
Taylor.
Sscoxp R,or-Same Day-proprir,or'. purse, $500. Two
mile heats.
ForRrm DAy-rinsr cE.-swecp.takes for three year
old colt. and Glir.. out Of mares that never produced n win.
ner. +lmI entrance. Half forfeit. Mile heats. Closed on
the 18th March with the folloHIrS entries; H., 10
Bailey Pryion. (I. l,andolrl's,) ,
James VI. Taylor enters h. c. By Financier, on; OF Emanci
patton Marc.
Also. b. c. Admiral, by Commodore, on; Of Priam Mare,
and she ont Of Virginia Graves.
=. VI. Hall enters bag colt, by Register. dam by Prince
George.
". Harvey enters sorrel colt, Icy Jno. Blunt, dam by An
SECOND E,cE-samc Day.-Proprieior's purse, tlJl.-
Mile hcats-best three In five.
FiJru D,Y.-IIandicapr race for service Of plate, the val
lie Of 400. Entrance sJ1, TO be added TO the stake. Sec
ond horse 10 save his entrance, provided three or more
start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the above mentioned Colt Stakes
closing 18th Of March next, to he addressed to
SATiIL. \. THOMPSON.
sec,y Ashland Jockey Club.
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TIE SAILING oF OCEAN srEAmEns.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,cRrn,RK.RLF CIinE OF pfs.

PERSIA. GoRuAN, ME., March II, ISIS.
ME. II. II. lAr-Dear sir-Through me you may conf
IDENTIFY commend the ONiGESATED BlTTERs. as The
best, !! not the only medicine that will cure Dyspepsia. ]
suffered for more than SIX years rs only n Dyspeptic can
suffer, tried numerous medicines, and the skill Of many
physicians, but found no permanent relief, until l obtained
from you the above Bitters.
The contents Of three bottles 20 far restored my health,
that for The last two years I had no occasion Cor medicine.
| strongly recommend al pysp-ptics to try 1t.
JOSEPH ". PARKER.
EH-SErn ". rowLg / Co., Boston, Proprietors. Sold by
their agents every where.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LAD 4 CO., AD1E
&GRAY, and ". PETERSON, Druggists May lG-dlw
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1yycunURe MARKETS, MAY IA.

The nick OF several crops sola At high prices We quote
common and mediumLuss at tsa6.a'; good and fine manu-
featuring Lugs 7.ouai3.0e; common to medium u.nufactu,
u. 5oaoO.0 G shipping and stemming Leaf lo.Uhsl3W.
wpr.r-The marEe, IL quite buoyant, but the supply IL
small. We report sales Of common lots AZ $l.oisl.6O; prime
at LIS.
PLorR-we quote ~super8ne, q. 37.soa7.'3 closing al the
latter rstea The sales for the week were soou' wv Dds
and 300 bag.
CoaS-we quote at t1al.02A.
MTAL-we quote at sl.o5al.lO asto quality.
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1-HOsTETTER,S BITTERs.-

The history Of DIR. J. lI0sTETTEtS STOMACH BIT
TIERS, the most remarkable medicine Of the dag, and the
many cures that have been performed with 1t In eases Of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. and other
diseases arising from u disorderca stomach or liver. places
il NJ once among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place In the medical world The diseases TO which
'BIrTERS' are applicable are so universal. that There are
hut few Of our friends who may not test their virtues III
their own families or circle Of acquaintance. and prove 10
their own satisfaction that there is At least one remedy
among the many advertised medicines, deserving tie pubAe
commentator.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
Nar 90
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ls;a,BiE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-We invite

ih;aABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-We invite
60. % :hc announcement. that the residence OF
" \. White, on Church Hill, is to he sold at
. on the 18th Instant, under u deed Of trust.
: Use Ma hnil, by Mr.. White for his use,
= 'e'y 5-s, nanny, without any regard to ex-
and cost nearly 10000. without the lot. lie
:,eSeral addition, TO it since. The same style
.'T'ins could not b, built. NJ this time, for any
IN WITH a snail outlay upon the yard, the
: 1l:sade ever Iaore attractive and beautiful
'ho"-ihe locaion being among tho most
: IN The city. che house is surrounded BY
@s-il! trees, whic, take years to grow TO any
\ .@;!et, Of Richmond, and others in want OF a
-3l,e' should attend he sale and bid literally,
: PAGES are seldom offered for sale. 1T
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NORFOLK MARKETS. MAY Is

coRy-Yellow per bushel gG = ~ Cts; white, 50 a 80; mix.
ed, 50 q 90.
ME.L 9G a 81 per bushcl
WHrAr-Prime white 81 80 u ! IS; prime red, l % a ! 50.
~Fr"rn~Family per Dbl asa S %; Extra, : 25 a : 80
s~uperaue, 8 I3AI
oars, per bushel, asa 80 cents,
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TWo HUNDRED THoUsAND ACRES OF

WESTERN NlhIlNlA LANDS FUR saLh- ,
TIME subscribers have for sale, as their own anu q,
agents for others, two hundred thousand acres OF iann
situated 10 Grecnbrier, Nicholas and FAye'te cousie. ~
this State. These lands are equal in fertility to any 70 .me
state, and will be sold on accommodating terms 10 SUIT pun
chasers, and At long credits. d.. m,.
Sulphur Springs, where Mr. J. II. snesd WIN pc = S"a
Of May to lst Of October, for the purpose o. "'"'" '"e'
lands 10 any person desiring to examine tnem. n n p,,.
Jnforma,ion can be obtained from }. II. Sneah, ~. biue
! SULPHUR Springs. Va, or Charles stebbins; lVi Broad street
Richmond. VIA
Nav .-dkclm.
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IyryASnpt TT Ma, "a

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, MAY II.
~FLorR-super. II 62si IS; extra q s'as SIX; family S9a
go.
RYE FLorA-a3 12Sa5 %.
W~HE.T-whiie u TOa2 90; rcd 81 50ai 50.
CoRS-whlte 90a9Gc.; yellow 9Ja93c. CoRS MIAL-93c.
OArs-0a52c. RYE-y5c. a$l.
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ARRIVED
s~teamshlp jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse. and
passengers.
Steamer George Peabody, P%rtchard, Baltimore, md'e.
British schr. Emery, King, Halifax, fish.
Schr. Clara Bell, Parker, Baltimore, guano.
Schr. Gen. Worth, Jones, Baltimore, guano.
Schr. Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore, ndsc.
Schr. Hope, frrnk, baltimore, mdse.
schr. Alvorado, Dawes, baltimore, mdsc.
Schr. Mary Miller, Miller, Baltimore, gunns.
Schr. VIM. Speare, Jones, Baltimore, guan".
[BY T~ELEGRAPII.l
NORFOLK, May I6-The Schr Sarah A. Hammond from
Boston, bound TO Philadelphia with an assorted cargo, III =
gale on Wednesday, lost her maln.mast, both topHs''s anu
was otherwise damaged.
NORFOLK, May 16 The British ship Rosne, from Halifax,
ran ashore fifty miles south Of Cape Henry. Assistance has
been sent down.
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FIRE I'M CINCINNATI.

ClScISNArI, May ia large fire took place
here Yesterday morning. destroying Weeds
Planning Mill; Sepolio's Refrigerator Factory,
and nine dwellings. The loss is about $4,000.
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WANTED-TwO p IvcsaS 1S ISs.
-: vronD for the Claremont Railroad, In Surry
county. Va. for which a liberal prie: will be ;a pa nd viii
,tnn..nd cord. per annum. For particulars, please address
'' sELDEN 4 MILLER, Richmond, Va, or
4. BEDELL, Cabin Point, surry county. Va,
a.. Io-J6, In care Of William Allen. Esq.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

IL LOUISA COUNTY.
TIME undersigned will sell privately ms Iraet Of Land
Enown az COAX Grove" i'm Louisa county, lying about
four miles North Of the Court House, on the waters OF Gold
Mine Creek, aud containing about SC acres. About one
fourth Of this tract is heavily timbered with the best white
and red oak and hickory In the county, and the balance
cleared and in a high state Of improvement; Inc sou is
pure granite; and Is, therefore. peculiarly anap,eu 70 me
lion OF the usual crops of wheat. corn, oats, &C.
The improvements consist OF n neat and connections
framed dwelling house, Ice house ana All necessaf! ou'
houses, in a grove OF ~ acres.
Tile land is we'll wa.ercd and has several excellent springs
upon 1t. together with two orchards Of The most ehoice anu
valuable fruit trees.
The only reason which induces the subscriber to offer
this land for sale, l. because he has determined TO emigrate
South.
A further description Of this land, Is deemed unnecessary
a, II Is presumed those wishing to purchase, vii personal
l inspec; il. The subscriber will take pleasure IN showing
Il 10 any such. Hi, adires, Is Louisa Court House, Va.
Nav iG-cw4r WV. Q. THOMPSON.
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The following high prices for Tobacco from spouylvani'
County were obtained, by RAWLINGS L HOLIDAY, atihs
Tobacco Exchange the past week, viz:
n. J. Gayle, ESQ.,, two hhds, 10 2o and 10 70; W: "
billiard, Esq. two hhds. lOalI rs; Mrs. L. billiard, one hid
II w: II. G. Psndle,on one hid. I6 %; Rev. D. N. whar
ton three hhds, 5 62xa9 4; and II IS; B. ". vas, Esq"
one hid, II ~; J. b. wilioughby one hid, IL 80, and boz
at 20 00; ". ". Pritchett. Esq. three hhds., Sail and 10
Jackson P.ndle,on, ESQ.,, three hid, l6ali s, and 10 y;
X X. Wilson, ESQ. two hhds., Is 23sis IS Five boxes lo'
J. otey Newman, Esq, Caroline !, 10 90; !, e9 "; 9, Ia y
1. 10 W. and 5. Is 20.
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T.. COMMANDERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND COMMANDERY. NJ. II,


licHvOSp. May IL, 1859. }
~ rREGAL. ogDEIs.-0N THE OCCASION OF THE
(J VISIT OF De MoLAY ENCAMpMENT Ofe, rays
UO,TON and SAINT JOHNS ENCAMPMENT OF SH:E
PROVIDENCE. SIR KNIGHTS OF 3S&
C~OMMANDERY No. II. assemble as follows: wv
on MONDAY MAY l6-At the Mechanics Institute nj !
o'clock +. NJ, TO escor, your visitors 10 their puaitt r.
pEgss-rlack Coat, Pantaloons. Stock or Cravat; "hite
yr.t and Gloves. with Sash. side Arms and Fatigue Cap.
On the evening of the same day, assemble at The same
Mace. nj & o'clock, in same dress As above mentioned.
ON TUESDAY, May lat the Mechanics lns'tu 'e al
81 o'clock A. ~, in full Temp'ars Dress.
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY l5--htthc Mechanics lns'itnte,
at Q o clock 4 M.,t TO proceed to Ashland: DEESIBlacs
Cont, Pan.aloons, stock or Cravat; White Vest anu uioNc''
with Sa.h, siIc.Arus and Fatigue Cap.
On the evening Of the same day, assemble, again ~ the
same place, At ~ O'Clock. 10 same dress ~ AUGMENTATION
cd 10 escort your guests 10 the Panorama.
0N THURSDAY, May l9-Tlie Asylum at Mechanics
Institute will be opened from 5 o'clock a. NJ, NJ hcad"a Iar
trr.. Templars viii assemble at II 4. ~, in citizens Tires:
and Fatigue Caps.
Iy order OF i. II. Gml, F.. Commando.
}. :. R~EGNAuLT, [. General.
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