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BY +. W. RENNET'5C =; C0

Qch UNDERWATER S SALE
JOc BUNDLES HOOP IRON
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY EXT, June Ist at u O'clock We shaft
sell at the warehouse of MesSrs E. L. Parker Co Sonts
Charles street: ~ with
OQS BUNDLES OF HOOP IRON, damaged on board tla
JOHANN T. Hooper, the voyage from Liverpool 10 RAJ
timOre, for account of whom it may concern "
Terms-FOur months credit approved endorsed notes
with interest on all sums SlO0 under 500 cash
m3Ots F. W. BENNETT Il co, Auctrs
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GEO. SATERWEIN, Trustee
LANGDON ERVI%G, Attorne,
i, w ID L n ~ I,-I,n, 1
ml6l7,l9,2l, "a 1928 je1A6,7-l2t Anctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE I4( ,, ,,,,,,,, ..-,.,..,.-

H. TWENTY-SIX ACRES OF GROUND
IN BALTIMORE CITY
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Batimor.
city, passed in the case of Renicker ct al Granger ct al
Inc subscriber appointed trustee for the purpose will
at public auction, THURSDAY, the I'd day of June 1889
O'Clock, P NJ ut the Exchange sales rooms 10 S Gay
street. Baltimore city, - ''
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, all
sltuat IN baltimore city being part of the tract of land
called Rich Neck and Towards Timber Neck and distln-
gulShed on plat made by Samuel Chase Jr by mum
beers H. u b. H. Is 6, IL 20 and q, containing ENTY
SIN ACRES, TWO ROODS AND THIRTY-NINE SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND, more or less
This property just the outskirts of buildings near the
line OF the Washington road, forming many squares is
bounded ny the following streets, laid down maps
Oh me city, VIZ Stockholm street the north Bush street
on te south Seventh street the east; and Nanticoke
street on the west and nearly adjoining the track of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad
1t affords at this time chance for capitalists and land
SPECTATORS with prospect of rapid rise value from its
favorable position, and will be sold by the acre lots to
suit purchasers. -
Pats OF the property can be at the offices of the
tee and auctiGneers. Title indsputabe
Terms of saeOne third CASH bird in six and ona
third in twelve months, with approved security
LEV +. BARRY, Trustee
m25&ie F. W BENNETT A. 90 Anct'rs
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TRUSTEE' S SALE
il OF
VALUABLE FEE.SIMPLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE FEE-SlMPLE PROPERTY
In pursuance and execution of decree passed the Cir
cult Court for Baltimore city, the April 1859 the
undersigned, Trustee will offer for sale at public auction
at the Exchange SaesroOm, No l9S Gay street. on TUES
ing described ' 49, ~
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND situate and lying in the
city afOresaid-that is to say: go " 49,
FIRST PARCEI-Bpginnnga at point on the west side of
Cove or Fremont Streets So feet inch north of McIIenrv
street ana running thence north, west side of Ere
mont street - feet or thereabout Carroll court thence
west Dndlng on Carroll 10 feet thence southerly and
at right angles Carroll or thereabout and
thellce elStcrly 70 feet to the place of beginning
SECONu PARCEL-Adjoining the west, the preceding
parcel and beginning at the Carroll
court Oeet west of Fremont and running thence west
on eC thence SOUTH at right Carroll court 60 feet
or thereabout thence parallel with Carroll court 80
feet, and thence north, to the beginning
THIRD notwithstanding the southeast corner of
cfenrY and Serrett Streets and running
lei with Sterett street. 50 feet thence feet to the east
SIDE OF Serrett street and thence north side
Sterrett street, to the place of beginning.
Fol XIII PARCEll-Adjoning the south the above
dScrDed trd parcel and beginning at point the east
SIDE OF Seret street. 50 feet south of Mcenry street and
running thence south, Sterrett street, y feet inches
thence east 50 feet 20 feet alley called Young aey
thence nor on said alley u feet inches thence west So
feet, to the place of beginning
FIFTH Notwithstanding at a point on the soutb side
OF kldgey alley, Lennon east of Parin or
scott street. and cumming thence Rdgely alley or
Lennon street p feet thence south 81 feet thence west 20
ee and thence north 81 feet to the place of beginning
the above lots will be sold in fee, and unimproved
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree arcaSh on file
DAY OF sale or at the option of the purchaser oneh cash
and his notes or bonds, with security to he
approved by the trustee to he payment of the
alance IN TWO equal nsallments in and months with
interest from the day Of sale ''' "i'N
GEO SAUERWEIN, Trustee
LANGDON ERVI%G,
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S
EA EXTENSIVE
VII FURNITURE AND CHAIR IVAREROOMS,
No. 3 n. GAY ST.,
Has on hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton Of Chairs BedSteaS Tables Bureaus. Sdeboar Sofas
Tetea Iees Lounges Cribs Settees Wash Work Stands
Cradles Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding Hair, Cotton and
usE Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
Ind it to their vantage to buy of they may rely on
having their goods packed with care for shipping
Don forget the numherNo North Gay street oc2l If
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BY GIBSON ~ On
PUBLIC SALE
LARGE TRACT OF REAL ESTATE
TSENL'N ATDLrV#

(SEVEN ACRE.J
On wEDNEsbAY the 8th day of D June s59 We will offer
l9r sale by public auction at one o'clock NJ at the Elk
described Highly valuable TR4GT OF LSN fS SBB erBg
Old ton" MIL ON SS of Gns Fa ana 4an
nng thHce up the falls the SIX following courses and dis
the southeast corner of the ahumeut of the old mill dam
thirty degrees four perces north foryfve degrees
east four perches north and half degrees
ten perches north ttyseven and half degrees
eleven and siXtenth perches, until it the north
conveyed by McKim George r. Vicers, and running
thence south forytye degrees bounding said line
nay enclosed south thirtysix and onehaf degrees east
eight perches to corner post then north siXyghtandone
hall degrees east of perch, to the northwest
land enclosed south thirty and one hall de
and threequaers degrees east fifteenth and eetenth
perches' to corner post then north siXtywo and three
ne post then south wenyone and degrees east
most BOUNDARY line Of the late nn TT %
ground and now owned by Isaac Simmons then running
half degrees west twenyee perces and eight of
e S y 6 { %maT to- a sf @
the 25t day Of N9vember 1901 Then, with said second line
perehss then running and bounding the first line, re
FAILS then north and Se pgGfs, 10 Jones
eight peches and eightenths of perch the southwest
corner Of the old stone house then by straight line the
PERCHEs Or ASD me more or es and
c9%naf rna more 9n one thousand feet on Jones taBa
Cherry alley run through the property upon which streets
Wo id give several thousand feet frontage. 1t adons the
land OF MeSrs Nicker Simmons Walters, and the North
ern central Railway Company There upon the property
TWO uWeng houses under rent for 500, and the
for $50 per annnm The rapidly improving section of the
city IN which tins property situate COmmends
estate " ~
The title is fee, and unquesonale The terms of sale
are quarter cash the day Of sale and the balance
three equal payments, at 6, and 10 months with interest
cured by notes satisfactorily endorsed plat may be seen
at the office of r. GILMOR, Jr, or
j. PENNINGTON.
o,o GIBSON Co,
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IS SEVEN y, A. ACRES, ONE ROOD AND

f@ PEREMPTORY SALE.-By virtue of
4i decree of the Circuit Court for Howard county, an d
~aS , under deed of trust the undersigned viii sell
MoNDA the 2gh June, 1859, the hour of O'clock
T.. M ALL THE WORKS OF THE SAVAGE MANU-,
FACll KING COMPANY, the PatuXent river, in
Howard county 6 miles from the city Baltimore on the
Washington turnpike The consist of large COT
TON MILL, 40 Looms, $500 Spndcs, well equipped with
machinery, large Machine Shop Blacksmths Shop, Grst
MILL Country Store, Managers House Home 10 ene-
ments for operatives, together with 2UO Of land.
The water power and works being well known pur
ciasers will examine for themselves, further crptor
IS unnecessary The property lies about mile from the
Washington Branch Railroad with which can be connect
ted by short railroad for which the grading ady
Terms of sae-Onesixth cash. oncsxth months; balance
in IL 49, "a and 30 months with interest approved Sc
curty. c. MLEAN. u,
m27 -3aw ads GI}SON A 90 4 nctonaarr
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nOGNAC AND ROCHELLE RRANDIES-

~ j. F. JAMESON Il CO,
Ofer for sale, to arrive this month Baltimore, 'MIO
Toni direct from France, large invoices Of Pnet CasOn
Co, Jules Robin Co, and Segnette Brandies in half
pipes quarter casks and Ocave pale and dark, in bond
duty paid.
j. F. JAMESON & co. offer the above consgnLlents on
very favorable terms, to arrive to the trade Samples, with
information can be obtained at Office No 80 South
Charles street.
j. F. J. Co have in Public Store 40 casks Cognac and
paid ml22m
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NTOOD! WO0D!l
w 49, OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split, for sale prices low purchased at
Light street or other wharves in the city.
~ JOHN &. MCCULLOUGH
=" Parl; and FaYette streefs
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TANTUN MATTINGS,
" CARPETINGS, &c.
Canton Mating, celebrated GOwqua Brandy Velvet
Brussels 3Ply and Ingram Carpetngs Oil Cloths, Mats
Rugs Druggets, Table and Piano Covers Quilts, Blankets
Made Sheets and Pillow Cases. Large stock Shirngs and
House Linens, Cottons &c Newest style Dress Goods Gents
and Youths Wear Heavy and Linen Goods for Farm
hands All popular terms.
~ Carpet and Mating laid.
ROYSTON BROS,
mlOtf RaItirnnr. street
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GOAL.
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
MINES. STEPHEN s. LEE, Agent,

EA I-NOpIVN OOMT AN ] . UUAL.
M Orders for this White Ash COAL, (Which has
been found by use to excel all other kinds domestic and
manufacturing purposes should BE- left with c. NJ DE-
StN, at the Office, "a Second the Office 81 West
als avenue, co st Coal Yard below Pratt street, Short
Mountain, Free Burning Georges Creek, Cumberland,
on hand aud for sale by he cary or single ton
WIN. McCLYMONT & CO
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M f. W SH B U RN,



IA KINpLING WOOD
am now preparing my wharfby steam power, SA WE'D
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE W0OD, which / will sell
and deliver free Of charge TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer IN the city. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park aud Fayettc streets
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VIM. b. SLACK.

~ CUMBERLAND coal. of the best oualty from the
American Company and other mines the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
SFICKNEY Il co,
ap2itI Exchange Place.
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- COAL! COALII COALITI
EDWARD 4. ROBINS,
~ wH0LEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Office No Sun Iron Building.
Baltimore.
lard-COrner Eden and Lombard streets
nj LII n.l L. l. 81
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A Card

WITH view Of having larger house, and In a
w central position the undersigned win his stock
Hardware Gallery Suns, &c 10 the STORE Hoi9E. No. i35
MAIN STREET formerly knows 1dnteys" directly op
pos,e the farmers ana Virginia Banks which being
hed up IN nm elegant nan~ expressly for the purpose and
viii DO veeupe on The 18th of otronRR 1892 Having
Inrge additions 10 stock the month";
tho Fall Irade hope To present such induccen. md ai,rae
lions n Will command the attention public
Thoe visiting and residing In the city cordially invited
examine stock In the Of English Table aud Poke,
lery Guns Rifles and Pistols House eeping Goods Silver
Plated Ware. Locks Of every kind, Wood Willow Ware
french Giass oil Carpets, OH Shades, Window Cornlrc
md POs Carpeners' and other Mechanics Tools Building
Mnlernis AAes and Springs Carriage Ciehs and ace. Eel
flubs and epokcs Leather Bands h,nR and Pack
ing, Calf skins and other Leather rndng English Bri.
die Bits Slirs and Filings Circular and other Cha-
Warranted Files, Farming Utensils beside many
srrpion Of articles not gencra. bound in Hardware establish
ments. :. VI. SIMPSON,
Successor Ia simpson Il Bro,
oct 10-ds Lynchhurg, Va
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MARK FITS

NEw YopK. Dec. S.-Cotton frn. Flour firm,
Wheat firm, Southern White l.5j. Corn bouyant,
New yellow 81 cents Old Yellow 90 to Q5 cents
Pork heavy, Mess 1887 to 1856. Lard firm ut
lo3 to Il cents. Spirits unchanged. Rosin firm
l,55. Rice steady.
BALTinoRr. Dec. 8.-Flour frmcr. Howard
etroet 5,37. Wheat steady. White 100 to As F.;
Red 1.25 to 100. Corn to = cts higher White
,is to 20 cts. Yellow 10 to 10 cts Provision,
steady nj former rutes. Whiskcy improving
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TO THE PUBLIC

again appearing before the public dieting their favor
do most earnestly and gratefully acknowledge this long and
continued patronage the house Of Glass Eaine aud sa
use every effort In power to make the still
worthy Of their confidence.
With renewed facilities In every department NJ the business
with the determination 10 keep the and best goods
uactured together with the latest md fashionable styles
and due attention all the minute details Of the business feel
warranted in saying that Offer better styles of clothing
and at lower prices than any house In the trade.
My arrangements will be 50 thoroughly complete that shall
be able furnish nj ten days notice. suits of the latest Partisan
styles mud will guarantee to give who will
favor me with their custom.
CHARLES !. RAINF,
Successor to Glass u kainc,
dec Main Street, Iynchburg, Virginia.
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FdNlE Proprc"rs Of c c Machines claim, land prepared
10 sbHianiatc the rlam that their Instruments srf
cute an Tie brSt any and dHkfns1r nesdieuoi
Combining ms they d." all liz improvements which experience
h- proved 10 be rusie tie perfection al tho Sewing Ma
rincs they cmhr ~ themselves 10 The public hc smtf
and most rcilnl Instrument in the market hn adapted
,r. branch Of industry IN which tho needle s required
they will stitch, hem, fell bind aud gather They make
strong lock stitch That cnino he rayre pulled out They
make beautiful, uniform Stitch alike both sides Of the orb
without forming rii, underneath.
The Machines have strength, perfectly simple, an
t,H management nf tlein easily acquired.
Any spool of coon htend st, ma, Dr. used without
winding They almost nofseiess In their operation, and ~
Hedr longer than niy other Sewing Machine estlnt.
lat Manufacturers. Planters Farnera llpnsekecpers an,
other instrument kiHd
Se,cn0 doHe bR aaet.nsry make they Tho
bcSt, by examining ours before purchasing.
Samples I'll work srni by mail.
4. HORTON KEACII, AoKsr.
At tnrntlan Halt Main ST. boiw 9th 10 b, up
8-dAcunul Richmond, Aa.
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A CARD.
HAVE this day sold to Mr. Charles Eaine entire In
teres In the of Glass Ranc and T. II. Glass
and all having claims against the said will
present them to Mr. alne for paym and all debts due the
said concerns will be paid to him.
In retiring from the business beg leave to tender my
friends and the public thanks their patronage long
extended 70 and respectfully recommend Mr. ane their
continued favors ROBERT H. GLASS,
Lysons uRa December LIST, 1850
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Arrrxpr AT ARsoN. Wednesday morning
lat. m attempt was made to fro the premises OF
". II. Kennedy, Of the Norvell House. The fire
was built In his omnibus. and destroyed the in
terror trimming before is was discovered. Had
the fire not been discovered at 80 early period.
the stnbling Of the Norveli House and the new
Methodist church, just erected, would have been
DESTROYED, 4. I. 7 2 q
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AcQ@ITTRD.-The examination of William To-
Ter, charged with assau!tng and robbing Solomon
Levi, OH the night of the seventh Of November
last occupied the entire attention OF the Hastings
Courtsfer the past two days. The taking of the
evidence covered the whole of Wednesday, and
the argument of counsel the whole Of yesterday.
The Court, after very brief consultation. ordered
the discharge Of tho prisoner. The arguments of
counsel were unusually ablc both sides, aud
the decision Of the case seemed to hinge on the
.Iediblity Of Lewis testimony. The rendition q
re verdict ELECTED considerable applause in the
audience, which demonstration wns promptly sup
prcssed Ly the Court.
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LATER FROM EUROpE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.
NEw YoRK Dec. 6.-The steamship Persia. with
Liverpool dates to the 10th Of November, arrived
here to-day asts
Lord Cowley reported in the House IT Lords he
had been authorized by tho Emperor Napoleon to
propose tie England general and Simultaneous
disarmament. -f"
The English Army is to be increased Eleven
Regiments.
Italian affairs were unchanged.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The Cotton market closed irregular and former
quotations barely maintained. Brcadstuifs very
dull
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from connecting herself with the Church by in.
mesa and he ,abseaes sf sesne peu,berr. vi her
sstasinn of believing. .sfas . Ser. .so dc vss
Raln. Rs2fh -f7s SO 49, 81 - = tsf1 y
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Victorious! VirtOriouS!t

FINE HPRiN0, KrsELL Uotsry, VA,
November 10, lsha.
NfEssRs. WIITTfMoRE l. JOSLtN;-T thrrsied will,
wi your Machine In lo minutes ~ bushels Of wheat with
fuur horses. j. II. AEDERSoN.
wanting machines OF the Kind will plensc scu
In their orders the, he supplied 10 lime,
able TO supply the demand In time this ycnr
{, A. WlfiTTEMORE,
dccb Surrcsslr to Whitrmorr Il Joaiin,
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WASHINGTON. Dec, Stu the Senats Mr.. 81
dell gave no,ice bis intention to introdaee bill
fps an appropriation for facilitating negotiations
for the acquisi.ioa Of Cuba. =
There was spirited debate on Mr.. Masenss res
oiution, in regard to the llarper's Ferry affair.
lIousE or REPRsskNrArIvEs.-Thsfc was GER
cral debate on the slavery question--bat no vote
taken for Speaker.
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N ew Concern

AtE this day purchased Of Mr. t. H. Glass his entire In
tcrest In The Int of Glass & Rnne aud L. H. Glass,
and the business will hereafter conducted and
style of CHARLES y. RAtNE. All persons lmyiug claims
against either will please present them for pay
nent and all debts due the sanac VIII be collected by
CHARLES j. EAINE
IYNcHBpRe. December At
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FAN Trade.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. l3l Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
Ts-eceI,ng and viii keep hand large and well selec,
stock of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods Hard WOODWARD
shoes, Boots Hats Iron, Srl, Nc; all Of which will sell
ehean1r ca short credit, and invites ali In Of oeap
goods 10 hs stock before buying. lie has large
III the follow ing goods:
PULLED Cloths, G4 and - Gassinces Casnctts
Negro Blankets, white and coorod Bed Blankets, 81 and
sole Leather, Lining and Binding skins;
French and Philadelphia Cali skins, Pegs, Last,
Tanners Tools, ranners' Oil, Lamp Oh and Tallow
Is.ed OIL Zinc and While Lead, Coa and Japan varnsh
Bellows Vices AnNls, Screw plates. Files and Iass;
Steel Springs, Iron Axes. spinilcs and Bolsiers;
Hammered and Rolled IRON Sheet Iron, CAST Shear Bis
tered steel;
Bale Cotton, Cotton oznaburgs, Brown Bohchcd Cotton
Cloths:
Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Syrup, Salt, Nails, &C.. &c
will pay Tho highest price for Wovc Wool koa Feather,
BeeswaX, Taow AMI NIL Other Country Produces. all nj NJ
l3i. bdta
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prplEY HALL.--Marsh's Juvenile Comedians
promise very attractive bill tonight. They
will lresent the great German legendary dramatic
spectacle, ea,itled the Bottle Imp. IN conclude
With suitable aitsrpeces, As to- night is Set apart
az a leneft to- That Boy George" we hope that
,ieserting and enterprising young gentleman will
be greeted by sn otsr6owing houxe. In attend
iug the performances Of this troupe. our citizens
may rsrt assured that they will see and hear no
thing that cum give. offence to the most fastidous
TASTE.
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JAMES .. xovIax.j sfrpsoSp W JONES
NOW14IN &c JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CrOcerS and Commission Merchants.

No. 1l9, CORNER OF MAIN MAREEr 5v~fErs,
LYnchburg Va.
HAVE In store and for sale srge assorted stool
IA OF Groceries, Staple Dry Goods &e, comprising the fol
lowing, viz Cuba Orleans and fee sugars various grades
Leaf Crushed formulated and Powdered Sugars Rio, La
brands Sperm, Wax Adamannc and raow Candies Brown
and Fancy Soaps various brands Spices Of every kind Sole
S9,,on Yarns. FL Nc Virginia and Western cured Bacon No
ion Malta Mountain Iron, CAST Shear aud Blistcrcd Steel
Plough Lines, Bed Cords No md osnanrGs Elaccd and
Brown shiriings lieayy Wooilens Wool Hats Brn Shoes
Negro Blankets &c. & which they will sell low tr cash
in exchange for country prpduce. TLec
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Military Noticc!.
Valuable Diamond Hill Property Fer Sale

1-> INTENDING to from the city, onrr private
Ni. sale ny RESIDENCE, Diamond HILL together with
the Acres Of Land thereto attnchcd being the prop
purchased S of Aihnson Wnston's Trustees This
property condy among the desirable in The city,
The housc is OF rick contains - rooms Is In thorough
Iair has attached all necessary outhouses and fine Well
The ground perfectly level aud Is In fine state Of
cultivation To cit, purchasers this property needs dscrp
tIon well fe high character If the cgoroc In
which Il ia situated, is too well known To require praise
The will he reasonable and time made 10 suit prcas
ers uov 2-dsl G. A. COLHoUN
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rEW SUPPLY OF
RlNDALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON.
THE GREAT TRIBULATIoN, By DIR. ci'u'aSG
THE NEW AND THE OLD. BIZ PAIMER.
HARDEE'S IIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS.
THE vAGABoND, BY BApEAu.
ADA LEIGH; Or, TIE LOVE TEST, BY IiEKsE EGAs.
TIE SECRET OUT; Ca, 1eDo TRICKS WITH CARDS.
ALMOST 4 HEROINE. By AUTHOR cHAs. ArcnrsrEE.
LOVE LAMOUR, by McnELEr.
And oil the popular Magazines and Newspapers for sal" by
j. j. CREED.
Railroad Newspaper Depot. lGS Main 81.
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DlSkOlntiOra.

Dissolution.
coparnershp heretofore existing under the syl and
hrm o Glass Raine Is this day dissolved by CON
sent Mr. Rhine retires from the concern persons nving
claims agafnM the arm will please present them 10 Mr. Glass for
payment and NIL persons indebted the will make pay
Inent to him, or his authorized agents
So p .'i4 r. n. GLASS,
ocronkR s4th 1859. 30. t.f CiiAS. j. RAiNE