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IRON H1v1nH 2Hu "eXICUs
.,rLIsrox, June l3.-The Isabel arrived
[s-i,y. TX days from Havana.
srr aciye and advancing. Molasses quiet.
',sen L Carboneili had failed for q large
/. o6cislly declared that the " Interna-
=, Bar L" had collapsed.
h. noted higbwayman, Salez, had arrived
s.a a schooner from New York.
F,r,ss from Vera Cruz are to the LIST. The
L.,a the Liberal forces, under vraga. IL
s..ued. Another battle had been fought
f~1p,p,aro, between Wolf and Uraga, In
T.. Sih commanders were wounded, and
cs.r made prisoner. The Liberals were
bat
|;rw OF the crew Of the SLAYER DON Juan
w. .sn arrested at Havana.
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BY Richard C~authsrn, Auct'r.
GRoCER!ES AT AUCTION.-On FRI
NJ DAY 18th inst, 1T 10 O'Clock, st my st0ro, 1
xiIl sell at auction, the following articles removed
for co1vsnience Of sale: 8 bbls. Mackerel, No. s.
4. Sas scodc crdasr; 70 b SS,: H.srIins,; 8 6oxes Soss; s
Brandy, Gin and Cordial; 3hhds. Shoulder BacOn:
Z DO. and one .tierce Sides; Sugar; Coffee; Vinegar;
Rice; Port Wine;3 boxes Tobacco, Cigars, 20.
ADDITIONAL.
STOCK OF. FAMILY GROCERIES.-Wiu b
sdded e the above, = stock Of. Groceries. ssleotsd
Wine, Bl.ndy. G,a. CoIdlaI. Flour, d&Eiee. .vinesas!,
Liquor AND GROCERY L1ffCEisNfHSsE.-w,a
also b sold, . Liquor and Retai! grocery -License.
BY Alex. Nett, Auct'f.
A DMINIsIRAIOR'S sALE.-At the resi-
"A dence of Mrs. ~. =. A. Harrison, on 18th st..
ssdjoinipF Sprins6eld Hail. win bs cold, ON the 18th
Of Household and Kitchen .Furniturej belonging
to the estate of JohnsN. Harrison, decd. late Clerk
o. T HsHs'e0 SSdn'' '0'1 1. h. LoRroN, Admir-.
II Sale conducted by ALEX. MORT.
INV 3l--swtdskd from 8 TO u
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REDFORD ALUM And IODINE

4E; for the reception Of Visitors ON The 18th
or June. Thev are situated directly on the Lynch-
burg and Salem Turnpike. ten miles from Lynch
burg and .f four mile. from Forest Depot on tie
. vehicle viii run during the season to convey visit
orr to and from tn: Springs. Persons from Eastern
conveyance, will take the South Side Railroad At
PetersbNrE. thence to Lynchburg. and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad TO Forest Depot.
10 Ism II. ECHOLS 4 SONS. PrOpriotOfa.
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TOfhS, ~CASSIMERE8, AND
ErHs. cxEssTdE = for SHSsHls%:R sna Boys.
,,us For Gentlemen and Boys.

WIuSs GASSl VI EAE0s AMI
arH. c xxsssihMiEESi. so1 1 SsiSs'S'i ssTi M Boys.
4rn, cAsslMERsss 81 A SsiS' HgsFl ;ns sso'''
.ras, cAss1mEREssso J SsSSs HEsTt sna Boys.
-. For Gsntlsmsn and Bo;ys.
PERKINS L CO.. III Main st.
WlES Van Hasan's and MeKson's De.
ave S0ep; 80 bbls. Refined Sugars, all
n sAcoIsy', Hos-round Rasqn. io5 family
la y hOls. tierces and kegs No. ! Leaf Lard;
asabs:aTa.i;- for o1: ssie i b. J65sE aSa { e. CO.
iDBL8. A. e.. Sn "a r
WWHISKEY; rs bbls. Old Apple Brandy; 50
| .l Peach Brandy, very superior; 500 bb!s.
in whiskey. various brands; and 10 half
700 Holland ''n' ''' WILLIAM sf1I II TAYLOR.
lTAs, LAWNS.-CRAS. A. GWATKtN,
arer Sth, and Main streetg, will offer, this
a1, the cheapest lot Of Printed Lawns in this
iss elegant coiors, don't fade 3 particle. La
4. ] !cfEi / . ocnner s.h and Main sts.
pAtER, hALSEYk co., 10 Main 1t.
sasrs COATS and PANTS. I'll shades, assii..
III H. p e;ss. Il sss hps,t lot Of good. eyer oiisf.
IL Ban 1AAOoS 1oO04O00OAO
a1FE aRa aH Is CO.. ITO Main st.,
49, Late Tupfnan l. Hull.
wrERS' TOoLS-We nave for sale, at low
20 Coopers. Adzo. with bOlted handles;
s u1.s riane:; Barrel and Hogshesd Crosse;
Sr1i aS'sS'' /. AZ AsP p: s.'s !.
HhDS. ShOULDEK8 Ann HkEAET
,a.oN; 10 hhds. Sides; - tierces Hams; -
q. sse s ys!ioy butter; loo boxes MOI Cutting
-''''' '0t WILLIAM fili Z TAYLOR.
ss IN 0LD RYE " HI0KEY AND
.sNcR BRANDY. in bottles; Londen Pcr-
sau ana Quarts. choice Cigars; 6poking
PtEASANTS. Agent.
@ No. : Main street. c0lner nth.
EsnAfoGA WATER..From Con1reos
H. ssI. New York; .6feenbTisr White sulphur
n H.. ss.,c1Fnfldge Alum Water; Alan z To-
~ NJ. Iro,n The Springs in BEDFORD co.. Va.
,Sf s*tbSiG'' { s1;ikEr,s D..s s.e,.,
Nam ct eosnsr shove P0st-O6es.
disS NJ D1kIES.rA splsndid as.ortmsnt
\ rsSssse:!sd Linen .Csmbric. Hd'kfs et vsry
K IA CAinx EnbrOiaerod Lin0R Ca0h9ic
y ssas T. va = elegant aFtiele q nh = costs
- AAfAsO
sg,s y O us.s1t :fE,ShE1Daka snI.rs.
"AiTE LINN RkAwEas
$500 D xkEI1e }EefHs A RSan I Is.
ls,,siA AADE WO0L CA6alMERE9.
sassissts1sa 1cls Tor e1.ias and 1smmss
1 sssssnsa sad yoatEs. oalv OK cssts .
X LII 81 .S I; = Maj. st.
iL1A9G EykRY4ODK -
SaAI - H. Clothias. Il stofk q ~
$sr.~"'..a u WIZ hull; Agent.
Ss:..sa I Hsll.jG liais e., 81. lIfh.
sflffE PHOENIX D1f34N AM
SfaAs1 v0il knovn q q tnvoto6r |
Ss29ssIss.'R y eases RI het6f3sl Cosl1ye- |
,:.;-Ss;.:ss:s, a: a Is sizl..ssig2assss.
Iii Fri q lsa;a
sSaSl ~ IAu1. - 1911
s ,ssa,.s 1SfE3FfY-z6 s1IGTiEs
1y!sttssa9s ~ va1L9e..1e1om e. neR1kI
- 'E'':ShaslsE
klNasssss n.H.41Rlr eZo
ESZ1li5kI. = aass.ss..s
EE:s!Ka!I:::ssss5
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1NSURANCE.- The -LYNCHBURG FIRE,
LEE N MARINE lNSyRANCE COM-
and Marine risks for the citizensso Of kl cu9 ,e6d1 snd
vicinity, and ~solicits . share Of public patronage.
its terms, In all the branches named. are ascOm-
prompt and satisfactory.
Slaves insured for the term of four years with
out determination.
It's Directors and officers are we'll and favorably
known business mon.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel McCorkle, firm of McCorkle l. Co.
Al. Rucker: Com Merchant.
H. o. Scho0lield, firm Of SchO0lfeIa & Thurman.
Millers. "
J. F. Slaughter, firm of Garland, Slaughter & Co.
D. w. Burton. Tobacco Manufacturer.
b. H. Nowlin, firm Of Nowlin & Murrill.
JOHN D. LANGHORNE, President.
7. II. IvHY. Secretary.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
Applications received at the ofice of the Vir-
Isl Main stre !. WIN. WifIIis.. Tf nls1 A1.nt TO-
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BY Dunlep, Mencure Z c., Auce'rs.

~ Danleps MencuFe & Co. Auct'Fs.
Ch08e. BOOTS, HAH1 AND BONNETS
AT AUCTlON.-Qn FRIDAY, the 18th INST,
ton Store
80 GASES SHOES. BOOTS and BRUGANs, COM
prising . general assortment of seAoonablo
work, suited to Ladies' and 0entlomen's, Wo-
mems and Mems, Boys and MinDes' wear.
ALSO:
70 cases MISSES and CHILDREN'S FLATS and
4 Mons and Boys STRAW
TKnns.-Under goo. cash, over 9lOe, 4 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
Sale yitheut regerd % weather.
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E#~Af@
H;ssa'SS9a CSsAatsf 8f
%. ns. ss4 se AZ ys,iS12S
ssSrsssiss 9 e sSSssssk! 1xeh663h q
. NJ WSst1ea Goqss. EiSeaas = IL ~ ~
go - - q alls1s ~ nsaae4 =
i. S;s; isS IL 81 fes; ciss.i.e:.sf 8 &. -
sae!e e. 1ssiss0 ssaa1. 1axSs 6fl9tee
paid b the yusokaoor.
T1RAp.-4ns.foaTti cash, tn belaaos 81. . and
y monthD, Tor negotiable notoob With interest -
= J: i e '''a' Al T. 4. 4zsYk6k ! SON. Asst.
E0URT11N DUILnlNo LOTS IN DU.
X.vAL'0 ADDITION AT AVCTIQN.-Wo will
eeil, uD0n the 1comiooo, On TUESDAY, thD 1oth
INST. commencing p ~ 0'clpek p. ~, toaxtoo0
assasable e1iIding Lets q 1rval'4 a1ditao1. lyiAR
:cstss.'t e tne rcsidsnss Of Mr. Wn a. nses9a:
Ell. ssd I'm saef Is Sse g "a a 1ssy q a5S ~ I'd IA.
Il viii b sold, II desired. into lots 70 s1it DoF-
TEsns--wia b mads Known on day Of ssis.
'e ' . j q 81 \: lff1i7LoR I son. A.e..
TWO 1uILDIN9 LOfe ON l7fQ On
1vALLEY STREET AT AUCTfON.--WoWi Win
cell, on MONDAY, Juae 18th. oommonoins nt *
o'clock Pm, tw0v0ry desirable Duil1ing Lou On
the east side Of 18th ar .Vallsy street., fronting =
tese each, and running back - feet to . street. -
T.lNs:--Ons-th third eash; the beleaes At and y
months, for negotiable noees, with Interest sd6od,
-5 ;.i is''''' y JAS 'i 4. f FAY / SON. A.o...
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kAtM66SER31rs c1gIMKR R SRRkINSs:

kj:: Apropristors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their place will BE- open for the reception Of visi-
tors on the LIT of May. We must confne Ourselves
e q mere enameration of the diseases for the cure
OF which this water - celebrated, r~eferrins the
reader e a pamphlet j9,t published By William
the proprietors on application: The diseases for
able are chronic phthisis. laryngitls, bronchitis,
functional disease Of the heart. hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucous diarrhRs, irTitability Of the
nerves-prodpcin: slseplessnsss. irritation Of the
ahections Of the liver. amenorrhRs. !dysmenor
IhRa. menorrhasia. chronic s~plenitls. chronic gas
tritis: hem%9Irhoids, s~creiqla, chronic eruptions Of
and Tenn. Railroad. Newborn, (now Dublin )
c ~aSnS"; n fria "e "a g't 5, q ds sSiSi ss: 4 distsno si ~ 3 3
miles, over z hne road, and through NEST piotu.
July to the FIRST Of October there viii be q DAILY
LINE, and after the FIRST Of October again q tn
weekly while any visitors remain.
This 10 the shortest, most direct, and best route
to tho White Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
coed via Salt &ulOhur, making their night stand at
Red Sulphur. There viii b constant and !esl-
lRr communication BY Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur. and the Sweet aud Red Sweet Springs,
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
It's. CAMPBELL 4 co.
Red Sulphur Springs Va, April Is, 1860.
il a-1n
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Congressional.

June f3.-Seaase.-Mr. Hunter
Z rsrif and Loan bill.
sd s s and Executive appropria.
Il sii wished to amend IL by author.
/: hss.s. Of SO. 100000 Of Treasury notes
u ne rr.ss Of Congress.
.sf mel nil there vas q long debate, the
. charging the Republicans with ex-
-. aud ere sersd.
rafsasimsnt funding for FIVE years the
y Ian. was agreed to; ayes 9, noes 10.
q rns House considered the reeolu.
Fs.,.maine the Secretary Of the Navy
. Ten, for corruption Ia naval CON.
Va sistributing public patronage.
soss oaDsd them on the ground that
had no power to form itself into .
ks'sa az ,he condemnation and infection
Fss'a s.nt on .r pnrss obtained during q
Coneress. And besides. the evidence
sherman and Hatton expressed
tssl a,.crly opposite TO those Of Nj. Bo.
Y, "a moved 10 lay the resolutions IN the
Tsis was negatived-ayes 90. nays TO.
,.soiutiop. were then adopted BY nearly
80 was then taken until Z O'Clock.
%,soiutiou was passed to print 100000
Of The Agricultural Report Of the Pa
I Ohce.
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WIrp
zrz1E SR- EX4g11g4QrTsi1ess
q f.,..,.l III lk5AzlM sJsvss
lslsz1 Ashsl
TnU1soSV'sf: s!s:ss.ss, ve!.s:s.GS t.ssi
q n? -. - :. : o's'''.' e s'sa's'
6: 800 - fo-aolaow. I'D 'aAi'S
sS.ss..''. ,lss.sl ksIik1lbsg Ilk iSo.zlv1lLx.
tzk11, s Ss,t 3 m1 Avn 4 fzaNfi !. g.
1epfi s.|.I! g Z: ,::s ~ s:; 3 = s':!ss. 4: g: :.
.eeaaoaa' aIIsg e g; :: Gxx.Doz0; ~.
as s::l; e.. ~: g s. 81. s!: ss:si:I = '''. $50 ). +
nALTlnsynk VIA hon.
H ! 6.,ssss SOD fsp .Sa f. MARY ! 8 yIdk6i.
Sc so.. sc, iii A g. e: ssi ss's sG.: :ssss; :. 8; ssay so'aiv =
80 n. ~ =; 9 GO:
l:cs:s bark PI0MEhIh, D.N;h 9. csiID.
| s.; ;:.I:S :es :. !: s: : R eSSssss ss.:Is 81 S;:ss::s:s:
": 2 2 ~. 49, 1 -! $500 = ss:.-
N LXAA-Fk4ST VBo0EL-
3 = e X ANkN1W 1ORx 1 OF
49, "a D CO. S91er!or tssf sailing
Sosrd,: nj Rp have q ss ist axe d;1ss saess 30. .1d E sac: o. y
f' ;sI@s :'''' to DAVID . wm. cuse,r
L. GUNNER ARRAN0EMENT
ACcPPSo ME- So aE!xSS k9k oEb
NOREOLK.cThe Steamer GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been pnt in 6rst-rate ordor.
and will run to tho above places,
The GLEN COVE, Cast. WV. r. GAprrr. viii
leave the wharf ct Rockets, ON MONDAY morn
ing, 18th, ats O'Clock. ana reeulsriy thereafter svsrv
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and MONDAY morn.
ings at s O'Clock. preciseiy, and return escch sitsr-
ne days, except SUNDAY, iesvins the Whsrf -
MUH tV!M ~ re :ams hour, s o'eleek A; !. and
scr~ erT =. = ~ = .esu's1 Aanuinss On the river'
s" y 1 ~ rncTSTasnni pkkrr
ms rs.tly fttsa IESn, SaRs. ~. GdSroaD' %
IL arrffsstR c.SeS.. W ~rsa 1SsSnDi ~ ave the
xnscIce q n00Sets. ovgry evening At
En- c,vssSv ss11ffNni tyev.ns Wy vaaIi y Nun,
In Isery cCASHn1 gve9Ins g 9 o,G!oCK, ana
svs.iaaty evefy 1GESDAY and THU
49, = E.smS nOlI, o,Slock.
po SDass W SGEn !as C cps',m rsSk G x,il s0S ws. q c dsSy
ps.ss !. LOU. C.1dIiuOnii orOv0 mar, Olo
mouth nSaaa; r Sd PC,as. k f9S N%SFISS s1i: aSnvs. B;, PGst:-
hlS ..ass a. s1o r.. ! s,clock: Monday morning: -.
@eoeo ~ C0tutuoI tIlpS 6uO I0turn next
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MON
10. CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

The subscriber having purchased these Springs,
and Win be ready by The. kkrst Of June to accom-.
y: %ss q ;i 81! s sSs %ss W. waf f :RiPS : } REI.SsecsHs. SEA
-; .: =; :s Nv, y rs 4 II /, ~ s''s r.: ::si RE; :: i + i 4: ssss s3s =
sniiiss southeast Of Wyer'. caxe. and Is miles
.Ssss. s.:.s OF w s%s:Ssi;ss 20 &: J FsSn sas c. !sss:i
Railroad Will lind . ready conveyance to these
,s ff S :s:s', sss NJ ~! 4Hst h. , s'Ii ss.. s%t:'p g. .ss 70
Piled With the bsst the neighborhood will Afford.
ar : a' !. sisS Si91Ss sns2ei. s.e and Si1 some n s:%aTs. Sc
csfes have esen elected BIZ it..
l SS..s % ri E SifaTs1HilfF' ErE f9d isdS.na
=. New Hops, Augusta County. W.
Families Wishing % sRend their summer.
~. in the mosas..ns q vissl5ii, - III nne
iHr Sn:s. . ssHs", ~sss q L,n q sas on tie Viz
ginta and Tennessee Railroad
Haf fhs1 6 IN i SssisR:, 81. SSsansifSi ga s,sstsrsssss
g BPss.a F. :Is s q Bic. : s ssx s aSsi H.. s1: s. SIi sss e'''-
si ss: :.,., wsi IS. ss &. :. 1l 81 ANY, v y s Sulphur
= s: !: ~ :: ~, ~ $ii R;ss;. s. HEWITT, ,,.,,,.
iS sSiEkassst 4 n R9$SRlt1iSSs i fta53ss
vii b Open rs ~ reeeytion Of visitors On TIE
4. s. e e.: sss 3 ~ : t,, !: ! :::s $ z: !: =: * x.: q. Z
~ ~ + 80 ssase s 3 s: sss3,si |. x - Z. :.. :.s 9 .os :
MAEfs7s JIt1 ss::::i:S -: e! 5s::;
st 81 = iss.!::i e: 5Lzc1 sJLSR0s: 81
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:! IKE s, !: cssfil Is 81 :l5!:l.::::;;5 =: =:
=: q: 81! (: 81; <. !: a 50 kas:issise:5l::s:s:t
Sc 3: SIS s: &; s ss:sssl.s;ssf ! e.. I. :i':s':. !. = Z;
II: :I. s. !. s s.: 80: ';sS e. /: IS: mi::sy!,.;s:
-: ss.: s:sl.la ); c. 8: 81: an 3ts ] q Is g g: s.
~ rs . ses'sss !G ~ stefss NE ssies e e -
81 III 81 s,s Il f:ssasssss.. f issi.i aSs.i h -
::;3s g! 9 s ss.s |! Sc 10 "a q: Is 49,. =: = E
e hl1:t ss rs.aiain6 haf. dsdsstiaG kso -
4 Is ssr e ssss q IS 800 :sess o,s.,.,.
c s'iisssIa i' 8 ", III T. ~ 's al, s Elll f ssss1 =. {; 70 g. >:
= s 81: = '''. J iS|sids;1 4. nosson. .. c.n
Ga.y. e. Aa.i - -. ...s.is.Se~re
'1>sD11'1Ah
A sles.seg M. 4 sAe gIx1yE1l.sys 8:
4 vApay. . { .s1..s.!.e ~. 49,
@kfsisoass sEg,g,s.e~..-
~ INA. ~ mi i .. uoan
.sl~ hasdxszs5t>S : 60
naLL III n3Aek,-H
ESslS::::sEs !: -: ~ :: :I:;f:s::( S&kt4
On - - ss.l6kA 8G1I.
hg44tks6k lt1,aaegqHs.
XsN1sylssss4As =
@lHMs4a EexyNee3R 0o
'1.il1sHlss aea1Gnp'rxs.s~
NY;
- MaASSk.
@&Y*|
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~ Rullian 4 Cs., Aucss.

NOTlCE.-Ws will sell THIS MORNING. a.
1 - y g 81 q c1s A.seioa Aeq1e, MI
III + aeGst = yse3s 9 -. ~ NJ
Alsoss NEGRO NAN, q 1Ii2s aeo. . seeA
gardener sad gsner9qL peefQl shout . II.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE, :

4e.MA Persons in search Of . pleasant, asree-
&Die ana retired place, will find this one OF the
most delightful places in the mountains Of vir-
sinia. Situated on TOP Of the Blue Ridge. 10 miles
west of Richmond. Visitors will come via Vlr-
ginia Central Railroad TO Alton Depot, whore they
will always find . conveyance to the Mountain Top.
10 l1-oOd3tt r. r. LTPNCOMR
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THE IR6lNIA LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY II now fully prepared for busi-
ness, and the attention Of the public in earnestly
called to the importance Of it. objects. Thi. Com:
Iany, under its charter, divides ssven.sighth. Of
holders. thereby giving the assured tho Isdvan-
taxes Of II: mutusi systsn, 9Th the pledss q 9
security that ito Stockholders have 8 permanent
moneyed interest in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires .one-hslf of the CAPITAL
Stock and Earnings to b invested in Bond and
Mortgage ON uninoumberod Real Estate, worth
double the amount. .sa
The chief object Of the Company 10 to aid in 70
tanning at home the Immense amount Of money
miums to Northern Companies. That money will
be loaned to eastc@ers fo! . term Of years, II y
E~nd0wmsnrg and .Annuitiee granted. Life and
term Policies Issued at ~ low rates - other good
COmDanles. Slaves insured for one year, or FOR Q
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SSOe DS AU0WBe
VlLt N old .sysry 80 ~ va,,..a
- ;{Sis = ~:
f0ES en- - -
538. eGrtk2Ye. 5: 9 SzSos SdsSs' o.
~ !. S:ss:: - nssssEs
|CMT0AlAlhs, AAffaISgIfgHT1 sc@IW
~: III Is ...s Ysi,. ssss . 5Sass,vssssss1
y!fSiises: q fsst val 49, essss.
6ss4SsS ss1-Isss~
Maisssy cs3es5lsss G. osiSs xssssssais.,. N,
- ssFns vkisk ~ = assssd ~ ss8
-, ae:.:ii. !s s:s; =. :: :s...s - :.
e. ssssl z '''aIa = '6S::7Bl..ocr. s.-....,.
NICE , - FL sY5k -
e .iss.;e e g: nsisss1cSsS sisssss.
~ hsIsE ss1asss56sss xEsGSJE
EsYVppSf 4ss.easst<ss rses.aa.
SfI6Sa3. Rksx
NsE'c g a'E134l 7f 6fS1N.5
Ss:ssst.1Ssss6ss!Ss
49, yus vm1e
49,, g. r.s...fi1na.AsaaA
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.sVAA 1870
sN go n-rhe sseeaneAlp NtAG4yA
|, ,s,r. M 81 tie = iass, M asyiss1.
y uvsIoos rriyod oat % TIE ~ iaeA
Iubaois .na6rued sAAt 0Artlal4 hAA
rpors rso and sstablashsd Ais hsaA.
w. Psles sS.er . 0erco ooW1A4 an1 oe0.
tsasG TOOK he royal paiacs hon ~
"a sss Smen. nom NsapoMtaa vessels
Ed reply to tho EagliaA alttnatum
a sIp Il rejects their pseposatton.
- COMMERCIAL.
p Y.,e I-Cotten-Saleo Tor Tie week
.,arsNs Markets closed eell ~ . decllne 1T
= Qualities, Which are very iryeeu-
y = WV, ~ = eeil. Fine auAlitiee generally
SGt'sms cck in port l.sosoW. including
~ ss'le,s 1eCcrn tending downward.
z Lsl,Gfs sssst- Bacon 6rN.
aFss, srSea-Ccusols e1xeNk.
.sut, sse sesrCoND DIsrATcM.l
Nash ssy aoar u nominaily m:
s,ssSes : do. Corn offered AtA decline Of
~ ~ SPENCE 4 Co. ~ wheat has de-
= sHSsss S,rr is unchanged.
u 49, eS BACON FIRM At extreme rates.
Fl sscessl AeSee and roe dull Resin deeline1
81 tssst,ne unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-14

AM LOTa y CORNER OF VALLEY AND
s-4s Commlseionsr ofthe
BY . decree entered on tho 3Oth February. $50, 10
tie case Of "Blunston and .vifs against Roberta.
the premises. on SATURDAY. tho 10Th June. isSo.
e 8 s'eloek !: NJ; !f fair the Resi- Estate 70.
and Tenement in the city. If Richnopd, 6 IL
eornsr q Valley and t9yHdss stresn. ffostips =
ON the north line Of towndss street. 10 feet 10 an
other street. ON which il has . front Of le feet.
for nsgotiable notes, interest added, aatis1cctoriIIs
8naorssd, .nd title retained TILL tie sains e psid.-
The lakes Tor 1ase to b. RSia b TIE pSsTchassers,
0oppIN & AppRraoN. Ancts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-14

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENIMINTa
= on THE PA OF FAANKLN! AND
Will b sold st auction. on the prsmlses, o.
WEpNESDAY. the 3Oth June. 1ooo: q ~ o'clool
r. NJ, two Framed Tenements, located g above,
(oDDoslte the TOBACCO factory Of " i. Robinsoa'
80; =! fronting = ieet. Iunnang back 8 feet; and
TE1ss-One-third cash balance G I and {
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till last note - paid. The taxes fol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-14

Mok1vQnIkx coYNfN "a.
mo PEiSS6k 81 &C., Ssss7rsssss So wsAf1e.
l1.Ied 80 fqraisks4 e vts6 SSsiiey ~ Msssssfs
sSss - sss'assssSfdRiF8f H~Ss1kk'sss''''a
hssssl Ss1a1ee.eee l.. ~ .ee1lo1 q, tSsir
tSsssfss ssssvNslsa :. = ssssssi. 49, !:
81. i !. i rs: ;saai;9xabs;yiattEi : kf0Esrvg,g;;x
I'D Tenneesoo ke3lsued.J o. Ne haske "a sSss
1oseSks riXsy. ~ y sssleseasa b. soQs e ~
s.oas ths ncuns.ia. q virIiPis.. The wsser So
ts.t tits u.nsqe!.asy . say aaythans 10 Scunnsar.
daeton OF e. lN 9 ~ considered : sFsciric ~
~ worst fo!1s Of Oys.Deps,a, and . reneds for =
Gutonscas Dyseasee> disqfdGsod eonSif;on AZ ~
0tonach DoWels md LiveF. and 1os prnatrsfic~
q ne nervess syse&m. WIs night aSpen1 : nm
~ q ceruncalse from eAyaieisas aud othsrs ~
saes1Ssa ~ is msits, and 70 these might IS
fas.ssasen viii b net Il sh.v,vi,e bv fo,,.
% TIE Springs. Rersoqs loavssS 6sitimose ~ ~
Ington. icAsmon4 and Posore69rV. n ~ mnrr;r~.
eTsive q TIE 0pelAgs the came day; tho fto. ~
oOPt9s VII md the same e0nveyanco on ~ arri.
e. BOOTH. coLHouN I co.
AAA RAWLEY SPRINGS.-Thi. ALL.
Y bratsd Wate!ing .Piacs, located Il miiss
A weee q HAsrisonbarg. Will b opsn ior
e? zee ton OF ccmSsnx o. ths lse Of JAY next.
ConyeyaAecs On b haa at al ti0ee ffOm Hail.
so960re e these Springs. - 1853
FSs tsrtnss esrt'oslass re hASahi!ie.
O1S-A&WSw JOHN SITES r BON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-14

TCE-PiTCHERs! ICE-PiTCHEKs ISL;
considered quite . desideratum f0f hot Weeihor,
By those who have used them. They are double
hours, in the hottest weather. Call ct s. Main 81.
CHAS. LUMSDEN,
Matchmaker aud JeWellor.
N. B.-Watehes. eDeetaolss, Jevelry. Clocks.
&C., repaired in the best manner and at low ratea.
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- ile MAIN STREET
Have just opssn2fsSS : f ns ssrRR!Xz #
Fine DRESS SUITS, fine CASHMERE SUITS.
ES SUITS ,tINEN SUITS, DRAF
GAuZE SILK SHIRTS, CRAVHTS and TIES,
HDKFS: and GLOVES. COLLARS and SUS-
Give US q call, at 119 MAN street.
Richmond. ISIM s 4
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-03-28
NEW FIRM AND NEW GooDs.-The u

! dersigned. having become sole owner of the
store of Eliza Irwin & Sons. in Curwensvile Pa
would respectfully inform the public and the ola
customers of the establishment that he has just
received frem the East. large and extensive as
sortment of SPRING SUMNER GOODS, which
he will dispose of at the lowest prices.
He desires to call particular attention to the
great variety of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, which
have been selected with an express view TO meet
the wants of the community. He has also Cloths
and Cassimeres of the latest styles, and large
stock of Ready-made Clothing. Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes Ladies' Bonnets of the latest
fashion; Mackerel and Herring Sugar. Tea and
Molasses; Hardware, Queensware, &c. &c, all of
which he will sell at prices to suit the times.
Lumber and country produce of all kinds, ta-
ken in exchange for Goods.
He invites purchasers to give him call before
supplying themselves elsewhere.
JOHN IRWIN.
Curwensville. Pa. MAY 49, 1859
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-03-28
IRON. IRONu IRON u.-we tn,

IRON! IRON!! IRON Tive, the under
u signed. would respectfully inform the public
that having lately repaired the works commonly
known as the "Old Allegheny Forge" near Phil
ipsburg. We are prepared to manufacture all kinds
of hammered iron, such rs Sledge MoUtds. Croac
Bars. Horseshoe Bars, Satc-naiU Bars. RagoH
Tire of all sizes, Scofip Iron Shorek Pio,c-stares
Forge and Furnace Tools drc. We will also man
ufacture Iron for machinery. which for strength
and durability. commands high standing in the
estimation of all good machinists. Persons wish
ing any OF the above iron can be accommodated
short notice 1t is unnecessary to dwell on the
superior qualities the hammered iron possesses
over rolled iron. as persons using both
convinced of the superiority of the former. The
people of Clearield will find it to their advantage
to use the hammered iron. both for strength and
durability. Country produce and scrap iron of
every size and description taken in exchange for
hammered iron. All orders will be promptly at
tended to by addressing the firm of
H HETHERLIN & CO.,
Sept Ia, '59-6 6m- Philipsburg, Centre CO.. Pa.