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II OLD DOMINION SEWING MACHINE.


The Old Dominion Sewing Nschine Company, Of
fer to the public Sewing Machine. on an entirely
new principle, In its working parts. and recon.
mending itself by its simplicity. durability and
cheapness. 1t 10 lockstitch. shuttle machine;
this stitch is well known TO be the only one which
shows on both sides alike. and cannot be ripped.
Tho tension Of this machine il prsnsunced to have
no equal. and il as quickly and easily Threaded ~
taking It between ysur thumb and finger; The
shuttls Ia entirely new Ia construction. aad does
away with the irregular tension on the under
thread. The shuttle race IL adjustable, admitting
the of large shuttle. vii coarss thread and
large needle or . small sb uttle with equal num-
Der OF yards Of nns thread and short fine needle
The entire machine 10 30 simple. that one hours In
struction will enable any person, white or colored,
to understand and use 1t. This machine will do ell
kinds of work. from the finest and lightsst family
sewing, to the heaviest of tsi)ors' and plantation
work: will hem. gather. tuck. &c. Any argument
10 favor of wing machines. unnecessary at this
day. The question is which 10 the best most simple
aed cheapest Those qualities are eli combined In
this machine -
Citizsss and strangers Invited to examine this
machine. The inventor 8. Huffman. native OF
Virginia, and q resident CT Richmond. will take
pleasure in showing it to all. 1t win be sold at the
reduced price of Any dollars. which Ii less than
any other of the same class
Cfcs in Bslvin'a block, 18th street. Orders frsm
the country promptly attended to-
Address "Old Dominion Sewing Machine Com
many Richmond Va. my 30-Im
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NEW METH

~, GRORS'S NEW METHOD FOR
10 Tbs PIANO yoRTR-fhs bsst system OF
~ Instruction ever offered 10 the pablic-cloth
81, half cloth tA
iApRUuPTU. . la valse, by gpindle-4oo
THa Students Glse, = Trio; words by James
Montgomery: music by Nathan Burke-7so
AIR from Tampa, with briiliaxt variations. by
GFCbt-iHs
SEyHR have been False to Thee, Gong; words
By Geo Norrii; music by Leonard G Wsid--s5e
fHR Waiting Qhild. Song; poetry, By George d
Dove; music by EE1erscn-Ac
GENTLE Words, Ballad; composed By j Clinton
&c
Tns Moonligh. Peeps ocr Yondsr Hill. Quar-
ioiis by eraiat-Sc
TSUsTIS9 In Thee. Song; words BY Carpenter
rHsic by WrightoG-3c
sANDa Of she Dee; poe'ry By Burns; music b.
Albert " BsfS-Sc
KITTY. Ny Levs, and /. Ballad; written and
ocnpoeed By J II ScAauKhtsn-25c
Taksvsot Wild Rose, Ballad, words and melody
hy : 3 WArdwsii-Nc
AIT Thon slcepins, Lady, Desr serenade; writ.
tan and composed By third & Preun-25o
DARLING Lille Bell beautiful Bsllad-25o
THE Mighty Ship. Qsarsstte. ~ sung by the
barker fsmily-15c
HOW can Leave Thee, arranged for two voices,
by Glovsr-f5e
ss- Weekly supplies Of new Music, received by
A NORRIS,
Je l3-st 81 Main ut
I kRGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
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TPHOLsTKRIN0 AID PAPER HAEG-

Y ING. ---- -------
The subscriber bcgs lsave to inform the public
Generally that he has open I'd an UPHOLSTkRIN6
and PAPER HANGING Establishment, on B ROAD
s. REkT, between 4th and bth. whore he keeps con-
SANITY on hand large assortment OF me
RREsUH AND 1NGLI2A PAPER.
suttahle for parlor use. Alas, lot Of nns CAkV-
covered to suit the taste. Also, a assortment OF
CURTAIN GOODS and WINDOW SH lDR&.
- SAUOK and HAIk kAT1kB6eh9 made 70
order and warranted to give satisfaction. -,
~ All work entrusted to ne, shall meet VITA
prompt attention, andat ~ reasonable prices % can
s. Ma elsaWhere R0AARL.
2-lns Broad st, between 4tn Aho stn.
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DURI KEROsINE COAL DIV.

OURT KEROEINE COAL Olive
Il =. ,o~v nrspared to supply perfectly pure and
re,isble article Of Coal OIL which 6css NOS smoke
"ssio1s' LAfDLBY R0RINe0N.
i.r Chemists, 4th and Tranklin strsets.
4 GRIOUTTUHAL PEAB-60O bushels
a Rlsck ana Red RippeE for sale BY -
~ eas WOGBLn CLAIB0RN1..
IL u No1l. Pearl street.
TsORK WATRRO OOLERS.-Larrsbss'
~ Cork Water Coolers. ackuovledgad TO 30 on
niece 81 ice wstsr may b kept perfectly cool eli
isis TH0s 4 BULkLIY, isJ Man d
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By Hector Davis, Auct. ss Is
COMPASSIONATE BALE. BY virtu

" Of 4 decree Of the Oiretat Court Of the city Of
riehmond pronounced on the 18th day Of yune,
IN fhe cas- OF Corbin ehee and oshsFs, the sue.
ecribsr e special OommieeioDer under SD dsefse
iAth a the suction house OF Hector DAVIS N the
city 81 Richmond. bet ween the hours of " 40
oelock n. three OF the slaves msntsonod y -
aged is. jos ased II. and Tom eyed 70 years
;.z-tds ss@aA1 Special Commiaicner.
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LOB SALE.-A small FARM Of one
hundred acres, one mile bsyend the tsrmina-
half miles from Richmond. in excellent neigh
borhood, and In the immediate Visinity Of one or
more churches. The improvements consist of a
buildings. all OF which are new. Also. an orchard
Of choice fruit sress
twill be sold for ene-fourth cash; the balance on
credit OF one two and three years. with interest.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
LIB THOMAD,
INV sr-1m 40 BROAD at Richmond
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PIANOA. 40 1850.
PLANO FORTEG.

80 PIANO FORTEH.-Hevs-
raj very. superior ssvep octave Rose
hi wood PIANO FORTRs. With full
= v y iron frsmss, for esle very low ct the
ware room Of the Old Dominion sewing Machine.
Beivin'a sfock, 18th strsst p y
AT PIANOS TUNED Orders left at the ware.
rcoin, will be attended TO. 81 = = - is j.
Ia ~ - II .MORAE
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[IUUsEHOLD FURNITURE HORSE

IL CARTS, &C.. AT AUOrIoN.-Will be sold ct
public auction at the Iesdence of Lunsiori Taylor
in Bowling arscp Hsnrtco county on tn URsDAY.
10th june. At O'Clock. all of his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Horse, 2 Carts and Gear.
TIRMs-cash. rHoS KEESnx,
ia Y-htds rrro.faa
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A SMALL T TRACT OF VALUABLE
ATWOOD LAND IN HENRtCO COUNTY, EIGHT
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. FOR skLE-I offer
for gale the tract ofiaud described above containing
one hundred and fifty acres 1t Ia heavily wooded
and has on 1t soEs vfry valuable timber, suitable
for building purposes. and very convenient to a
Anderson, Formerly Weeds and others. It Is To-
Gated within short distance OF the York River Il
4, and the wood On the land whom brought to
market. will pay more tx the price asked for It.
For terms, &C., apply to
RRLYNE, Land Agent.
CAoe In basement Metropolitan Hall.
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, B COCK. Auct,
GALES Ar EAI

GALES AT EARNEsT'S STABLES
~ On THURSDAY, l6sh instant, will sell at
Earnest Stables, on 18th. between Franklin and
0rscs streets. several nRe Sadde and Harness Ani-
Calf slg-r CCOK
: Je ID AUct.
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OE0AR AID TOBACCO STORE.

tn" subscriber has in store fine supply Of CT
GARs. SMOKING TOBACCO, CHEWING TOBAC
co, PIPES. PIPk STRMS, and the usual variety Of
goods kept In such establishments, which he will
sell low for cash. FRANCIS eTAUDE,
Importer and Manufacturer
Of Cigars, &c, Nol6S,
my7-3ms Broad street.
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I Aver BEER,

- PORTHR, ALE. &c, -
Your attention 10 called to . new sstablishMsnt
aae Arm, oder the style Of DnLARVD PEI 30
TT on 7th, between Broad and Gracs sts, who're
Hsy will keep choice lot OF LAGER bHtk. POR.
TEX AS Dc 4 kegs and bottle Of Ai' sises. 20 ~
saitir.'la nd others.
Alss. all : inds Of imported WINES, LIouORs
&c. Asws keep good arstels and sell cheap. We
sIpcssahtrs Of patronage. Fer which We return our
Hsnn sad promise to please ALL
he-VoodE Ardsd TO an part OF the city free OF
oesrss DlLAkfI1 pRyR0NET,
VHB subscriber will deliver Glover
Hill Coal during the months OF June and Jul1
u - for C1arss and 81 for Hail. Orders nnrt Be
ifsn Ia thts ronth-Jnno. Anthracite Coal and
"Es furnished ~ usual
O. j. MACMURDc. Js.,
Ofhos on s.h At. west Ut the h. 4 p. Depot.
Jee-ln
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A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IN
~ PROVED FARM FOUR MILES FROM THE

"A PROVED FARM FOUR MILES FROM TIE
TOWN OF MANCHBsTsR. IN CHEsTERFIELD
COUNTY, ON A FREE TURNPIKE, CONTAIN
ING $40 ACRES offer for sale. on most accom-
modating telms, that valuable FARn. located as
described above. contsining FIVE hundred and forty
acres 200 acres cleared, and produces we'll of the
usual crops made in this section. having had five
thousand bushels of lime recently spread upon it.
The balance Of the land is we'll In pine and oak
from which. it Is believed, enough word could be
taken to pay the larger portion Of the purchase
money, leaving suficiency for farming purposes
rhs imprsyenents are huch as q tarn o. thar size
requires, consisting in part OF a framed dwelling
with eight rooms. kitchen. negro quarters, large
barn, wheat threshcr, &c ;'aso, Erist and raw
mill
The location il perfectly healthy, the society
good and abundance Of pure water very conve
nient.
The owner hoing fonder Of mechanism than farm
ing would sell great bargain in the Farm. and
give q liberal credit. Any person wishing to view
tho premises. will please call on Mr. Whitehead,
who lives on the farm or Capt A Bodeker. Apothe-
cary Richmond; AID for terms. &c, apply to
RIO 3 LYME, Land Agent,
Once in Easement Of Metropolitan Hall.
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By e. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
ExECUTOR's SALE or REAL AND

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY Al. AUQTIoN.-On
MONDAY, 10th mat at o'clock, / will proceed TO
sell on the rrsmjses. 18th street, nesr tho old
Dissi!lery. the HOUSE aud LOT belonging 20 tho
estate OF Lucy Coleman, feceasod. $500 --~
The 10. lisa q front of so feet OF. 18th street RI r.
ming hack $50 fest more or less on which i. co m
fortsble two stery irar,s Building, Kitchen. apo
other out houses.
At the Same time all the Household and Kitchen
FurnituTe contained in said residence embracing
the usual variety. Terms eash.
GRO pRAROE
Executor OF Lucy Cole maui, deed
Bale conducted by Cook. Aust les
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0TFlOB Jas Rlysa 4 kANAWHA 90.

OFFiUR JAS RIVeh kANAWHA o.,
81 kIcHaosp, June lst. 1859. ! 8
NIOTICE.-For the purpose of repairing
IN tho mechanical structures on the ist Divisson
Of the Canal, the navigation will DO suspended as
on, the let Level, from the ard to the sth July
Between Lock No I and eampson's Lock. between
the head OF Maidens Adventure Pond and Cciun'
bia and bet cen Seven Islands, Dam and Tye hfT-
er Dam from the ard TO the 18th July.
The water win also be drawn Oh during the Ia ~
tor period for tho purpose Of repairs, no" iao
head ~ I've Rjyer Pond TO Lock No 81.
~ 49, WMP MUEF0RD,
I. .. aE eecresary.
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aHH BY Richard Cauthorn, :.
HOUSE AND LOT IN PORT MAYO

- fOk eALk AfAUOTJOS.-By virtue of q d ed
Of trust to the undersigned from Chas hsrts and
xzabsth. his wife, and duly recorded In the Clerk 3
office OF the County Of Henrico, Wi ss.l At Auc-
tion, on MONDAY. Goth june. st4ls O'Clock, P N on
the premises. two lots of Ground In the town of
Pert Aayo, situated ct the intersection of LIZ uisana
street with the Williamsburg Eoed, upon which
there L. comfortable Brick Dwelling, with ki'ch-
On, enclosure. well in the yard, 10. &c. Selling as
trustee. / shall convey with special. warranty,
though the title 10 believed to be undoubted =.
TEKhs-Cash, as to 30 much Of the purchase mont =
this trust AID to discharge Q bond due TO VIM
Kelly, by said Roberts, amounting to $50 the bal
anoe upon such terms "a Ray be Indicated BIZ said
Roberts. LARKTN FORD Trustee
Bale conducted by II CApTHoRN il 1
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TsRNNRHEIE FLOUR We have for
ale xreat variety Of tho best Tsnnessee bsanGs
81 IYTR x and FAMILY FLOUR. whins - Ill ~.
I'll very low 70 the trade. bnsors and fessia9ss
VII and y p thslr intsfs1s e Gsdgsa y 6oIl.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-WilI be

DMlNlE1hATOhS SALE.-Nll be
"A sold at the late residence OF Jos Blunt decd,
the nth inst ali tho Household and Kitchen Fur.
nirure. and one Buggy, belonging 70 said Decedent.
TEENS For all sums Of twenty dollars and ovor,
endorsed Negotiable papeT; under that amonnt cash
will be required. SAM'L C0TTRELL, JR, 81.
Admir- of Jo1 A Blunt, dec'1.
All persons indebted t. said estate will make pay
ment TO me. and tnoss having claims againEt said
estate win presers them to me. that Arrangements
may be made for their settlement.
SAM'h C0TrRELL, JR,
tes-1av1vs Admir- Of Jos A Blunt. decd.
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TNFIRMARY or THE MEDICAL COL

i LEGr-This InfrE arr 10 stsated at the corner
OF Mershan aud College streets I'm an elevated Ana
healthfui position convenient 10 the railroad de-
nots ht.els and other centres business Is 10 FUR.
nished with every arrangements requisite for the
sucoessfgl treatment Of diseasss and INJURIES snd
MEDICAL OF Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases. sre admitted
. na;0s sss IA 1as esrsfuiiy attended TO.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge OF the frorse
sors OF the College who visit the wards DAILY me
la S Ead;cins ara lar : 10 Per week
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uYGEIA HOTEL,

HYGEIA HOTEL,
IL OLD POINT COMFORT,
VIRGINIA.
This establishment, greatly enlarged in its &C.
Communications and comforts, by the erection Of now
buildings, will be opened On the 10th Of June.
jos sRGAR,
nv 3--tlA PROPRIETOR
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NEW ARRIVALOF


NEW sARRIVALOF So sos
~ Business Coass; Fancy Cashmere Srooks ~
-rne s Ainaoa Goats. Velvet Cellars
: Black Drap az; S STs ss'vs' o0"''
- Zine white and Fancy Duck Pants
Alpasa aud Drap d'kfc Pants ~ p
Eeausffui ass'd Cassiraere Pants ag gz
Fancy and White Marse'liss tss0
~ Hisck Sik and Farmer : SATIN sss ssR5E sg
elk and Linen Vests n, g nssd = M ..ss
lie 10 ies cor Main and llsh sts. kishnona..
WHITE LINEN 1COATe--wHIfD
w ITNnN GOATS --Just opened white linen
oats TrocIs aud Sacks, scmsthins suitable for "
seaSos. FeF ~: ,cs. es nr uAppx. no. -
81 sa5 sucssssors @ Merchant. WssiseI 4 Co !
HDA01TELLR TABLEef-Nill arrive
I ID by the Phfssdeiphia steamer. on Iridsy.
4. 40 iTth sn ipvoics Of Enc and serond qnAtfy
iaAGATTLLn TAIL rs. and for sale BIZ The Axspt.
ROBERT WO0peIDB. ~ et Charles Hosei. M -
street. $3.50 ---- 81 =. ..--..-
O0hsif bbls North CaroIius Dhad hoe;
= '''' = ~oAaI5s |, ogk ...' az.
TIRAV1ILiN0 Companions and Iocke'
S'a.sse ,' rs s,iWsis 90 s. $500
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r. FIRST GLASS PREMIUM @H
- kILLIHERT sT0Hl-st A
W Mes. DRhnLkAN's, 0HS

On Main street.. ketwoop 18th and 18th. ..se'<~1
Especially infoEms hsr custcmsu that she has
Bov ser STOCK Of MILLINERY oomDlsts, and Ia
wiling to ssll CHEAPER than any 0THRR Ee
TABLIsukENT In this city.
Come and udEs for ysnrssR: nay lf-lae
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r UMPKIN & BRO, =
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND COLLECTORS,
Off ~ COR 18th and Rank Streets
Offer their services - the pr BIO in the above eapa
city. and solicit share Ofpubiis patronage
ESQ n LUNPGTN,
lie lime LEOHzI0 LUMPKfN.
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uAY--70O bales Hay, Mol sFtisls--
n |. !, landing spaiss ~ pyxzszlook sos.
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GIGN PAINTING /!

All kinds of SIGN WORK, WINDOW SHADES
TRANsPARENGIkS, BANNERS. GLAsS GILD.
ING, &C, &c. done in the BEST STYLE. at short no
Ecs, and on very reasonable terms, by
81 l. L MONTAGUE
nay e6-ln Corner Of Bank and 18th sts
DEDUCTION In COKE.-During the
~ months Of June and July the prices of Coke
will be as follows:
" Hail Coke '' .............,.........,.,... rs
Hard Coke. both grades ...................... Is
These prices willspply only to actual deliveries
within the two mnoths above.
jeS-2awsw JN0 J WERTH, Agt.
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'TIFiORD6 PHT6NT SMOKE CON

~ AUnING LAMR.-Ths safest. most sconomi-
cal and producing tho seroagest light ANY lamp
solsr 81. lard a grsese. AftM .eaAe dslsy, We
SsSs sncther supply Of 1hese desirable Lamps yer
~ GRO SUMHuR. ~
WY esff sa 3Nf No 20 Pearl sfysat
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PUFFs,--A beautiful assort-
Il w..t a. eh,es = nrasr REQ uisites, for sale by
W HDLLARO, DuEgiss.
aNf1 81 I7th otfsee
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f - ear 1 sss1S 49, =
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Board per day.

S-Gentlemen with families will please write
me q few dsys before corning. je l-dlav9m
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or The Resident fhysiciAn - 3 jas-Iy
CAW-NILL AND ENGINE FOR eALR
y We snsr for sals. ca scsomnsdatsnG terms, 2
Thirty: norss Power sN0iN1 and two mRouLAK
operation On .Msyo's Island" Apply at the Mill.
. :. !: ,. aSsn Hooper. q ssosas enc erBsor.
NTAREEILL4B 6HIRTs.-26d dos Mar
Iva settles Shirts Of good quality. that are marked
the subscribers. TUPMAN aULL.
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EXsCutOr o. Lucy C0It ma q, DEC q
Bale conducted by Coax Anst ia
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The capital Of Chihuahua is declared point Of deposit
| Tor goods which can go out from the free strip.
the town Of Fl Paso TO the point Of deposit should follow
- far ~ Carrizal the route which best suits them; but
Gons e ssn Psnosc La bcT
cta, until they arrive at Chihuahua
- Articles which are imported by the Preside del
Norte and leave the strip must necessarily proceed by
the way OF Coyame, Escondda and Albania 70 the capt.
g. Loads proceeding from the free strip which devates
from the respective designated in the two previous
articles shall incur the penalty OF conscaon according
O. The frontier Custom House of Fl Paso del Norte is
abolished and that OF the Preside of the will
be placed IN Chihuahua on It's present footing
10 In this office will be verified the importation OF goos
proceeding from the free strip, and payment will be made
OF the corresponding duties agreeaby 10 this law but if
soon he withdraws them for his own c0nsump-
ton or for transportation to the interior.
H. Articles imported from the exterior will pay one
third Of the duties established by the last general tariff Of
mar time and frontier customs.
H. Mexican articles which exported TO foreign
Of bs s se O e on %
the republic in relation 10 exports, and those which they
have previously paid at frontier custom houses
13 receivers Office il established at Carnival. The
inhabitants Of the districts Of Galeana and Guerrero who
bring goods from the free strip order to them
70 SAID districts will pay the respective duties at this Of
hce they being at liberty 10 follow the route which best
suits them until they reach their final destination.
H. The receivers offices which are created by the pre-
sent law shall have the salary Of six cent what they
collect belonging to the State or the confederation.
To- The government of the will establish the
toms guards which may deem necessary and will place
them at the points may Judge suitable prevent
ing fraud.
It, The Offices and officers referred TO in this law will be
under the Immediate inspection of the State government
which may suspend or remove them whenever IL shall
have sufficient cause
H. The supe ntendent Of the customs will report 10 the
State government the monthly receipts and expenditures
Of his office, and the persons who may have occasoned
them.
49, Tho government will make the appointm ,nts 70 of
fees spoken Of III this law and will give preference in
equality of circumstances, to officers the suspension
list, or who are unemployed who may have remained
faithful 10 the general constitution of the republic.
49, The assembly Of the State will report the supreme
government of the nation, when constitutional order shall
be estabished the and powerful has
had for passing the present law
Let be made known by the Governor of the State who
shall give the necessary orders for It's fuldtnent.
Given in the Hall Of Sngs OF the Assembly Of Chhua.
bua on the 18th Of OCTOBER, 1885,
CARLOS PACHECO, President.
EsTEvAN BENIIEZ, Deputy and Secretary.
j. FELIX MAcEyRA, Deputy and Secretary.
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The Indian War IL New Mexico.

EXTRA RDlNARY ADROITNEss OF THE NAvAJos-
FIGHT WITH MEyICANs--RUNNING OFF HORSES
FROM THE CAMP-ruE INDIANS ARE PUNISHED,
AND SUE MISERABLY FOR PEACE-A TOPOGRAPHIC
CAL MAP OF THE COUNTRY, ETC., ETC.
October last, between eighty five Mexcans from Cbolet
Indian chief was killed. The parties were holding
his own language to his TO kill the Mexcans. Tho
" lcvccd his gun and killed the chief large number
Of the Indians Killed, AZ the Mexcans had the first
fire.
tie from Cibollcta. The Mcxicans commenced an immc
diac pursuit. and expecting every moment TO come upon
the cattle, proceeded much greater distance than they
had FIRST intended. The Indians mislcd thcm too into
fatal pass by false fires, which they built when they
perceived they pursued. When the Ncxicans had
gotten into the trap the fight commenced The Mcxicans
fought like many devils let loose and slew the Indians
IN large numbers They then made breastworks OF the
bodies Of dead Indians and logs and fought two days aud
nights One young Mexican was shot through the body.
recing that tho wound fatal he sprang from behind
sne uciencc, dashed into the midst Of ton or fifteen ln
ohhs, ana with his polnard killed three dead IN their
Wacks and then went back TO his comyadcs, laid down
nnu u'cu Had not been for the nterccssion OF rich
Navajo woman, the whole party would doubtless have
pccn She seeing the dosperaenoss OF the agt,
aplceu 10 her people 10 stop having already lost some
OF tncW pest people Her entreatcs prevailed and the
INDIANS rotreated hght of the Moxcans slcl aud
twelve wounded Several Of them have since died. rhe
number Of iadians killed is not known but IL is much