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The Great Eastern Excitement.

BALTIMORE, aug. s.-The rush of visitors to-day
to the Great Eastern was prodgious. At one time
the vessel was completely thronged in its every
ri
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The Last Legislature.

Some of the papers of the State are stating the
Democratic majority, onjoint ballot in the last Leg
iSature at A, some at So some at 81, and some at
SO. According to our list which we think correct,
We find, on reference to our files, the majority to
have been 50. According to our table of loss and
gain, it will be seen that we have lost II in the
Commons and gained 5; and in the Senate we have
lost and gained making our nett loss II in the
Commons, and in the Senate, or IS in all. This
makes difference of 26 on joint ballot which taken
from So leaves our majority 80. We presume our
Oppositionists will find this majority sufficient for
all practical purposes"
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In THE SENATE.
Something New.

We invite attention to the following notice. San
Indian Ball Play" ought to attract as it no doubt
will, large crowd We advise our friends of the
Eastern portion of the State, especially, to attend
the " Ball Play"
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North oarolinian Drowned.

ATLANTIC CIrf, N j., Aug. g. -Thos Jefferson
Badger. of North-Carolina, was drowned to-day
whilst bathing.
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IT PAYING FOR THEIR WHIsrLE.-The Metropolitan
io'e DILL for boarding the Japanese is $91, OOO.-
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ALL QUIET AT occoQUAs.-Th Alexandra (va }
GGsettee states that affairs at 0ccoquan, Va, are
now quiet and it is net probable there will be an
attempt to renew the cause of the disturbance. A
letter from there says:
y 1t was rumored here, few days since, that the
republicans were about to memorialize Governor
L7etcher, asking permission to erect another pole
IL Is also said that j. c. Underwood has ceased to
S S to be citizen of Virginia, and refused on
last to exercise his commission as justice
OF Oh the peace His commission expired on Tuesday.
ne mas closed his establishment and. declares he
VIII nave no more work done in Virginia Some Of
again" - rs's
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THE ELECTION IN THE WEsE-A gentleman of
Burke county forwarded by last evenings train the
following election intelligence
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Hon. 7. L. CLINGNAS.-This gentleman arrived
in our City on Thursday morning He is looking
very well.
We learn from him that j.. R. Love, Jr., D., is
elected to the Commons in jackson. His majority
over Bryson, D., is IL. Bowman, AID valorem Dem,
is elected in Yancey. Neal reelected sheriff in
Mcdowell. Erwin's majority over Gambler in Hen
derSOn Buncombe, Madison and Yancey is %.
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Rlaetinl,s n other Stntea.

MISSOURI Barrett DEM, is elected to Congress
for the short tnext session, BY forty majority, over
Blair, black Republican. q; "
Blair is elected to the next Congress by about
1000 majority over Barrett Dem.
Orr, for Governor, gets 1000 majority in the St
Louis district The Republicans elect majority Of
: the county officers. 7..5.s-s.list u q 'ssisls
supposed by 10000 majority. Ell - ,
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OFFICERS:

CHAs E. JOHNSON President
W. W. HOLDEN, Vice President,
H. w. HUsTED Attorney fsse
W. II. JOKES, Treasurer. - - e.
r. 81. BATTLE, Secretary,
w. II. McKEE, Med. Examiner.
Q. BusBEs Er. Com. : ~
w. H. MCKEE, sssISs-5 z i5z-zl
For further information the public is referred TO- the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company or any Of its Agencies
Address. Z. a. BATTLE,
i - Secretary -
Raleigh, Aug,4, 1861 11ass 2zs3-r 63-ly.
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Chapel Hill, Aug. 10, 1860.
NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE RALEIeH, N c. $
"HIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
IL healthy lives between the ages of IA aud so
for year, for years, for liethe for
life participating in the profits Of the Company. Slaves,
between the ages of 10 and go years. insured
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof
presented -
DIRECTORS FOB 1860 AND 1851.
CHAs. E. Johnson = -. II. LoYEJoY,
w. HOLDEN - w. II. JONES,
QUENTEN BUsBEE, + K. P. BAfTtE, ~ =
II, w. HusrED, ]. g. WILLzANs
W. H. McKEB, G, B. RooF,
EvERARD HALL, P. T. PEscUD,
r. H BATTLE. ssa -
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BARRY's TRICOPHER0Is is the best. and
cheapest article for dressing beautiyng cleansng curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' Try Il.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfuners. -
March iS, 1860. li--w&swsunos
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For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE
Districts:
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81 We publish to-day, by request a communi
. cation over the signature of The Ballot Boz"
from the pen of Douglas Democrat, in reply to
the attacks which have been made on Mr.. Dick and
other friends of Judge Douglas.
We regret to see the feeling which is displayed
on both sides. The Douglas men have right to
assemble in Convention. Let them do so, if they
choose. The more they are denounced the more
they will rally to their favorite and the greater will
DC the danger that shall lose the State in Noyem
ber
Our position is well known to our readers. We
are supporting the Electoral ticket headed with
Breckenridge and Lane. We are doing so with the
understanding that the vote Of the State is to be
SO cast as to defeat Lincoln, We go for union and
harmony. A separate Douglas Electoral ticket in
this State would mall probability result in giving
the State to Bell and Everett
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An editor describing the effects Of squat upon
canal boat says: - s5F -
"When the gale was at its highest, the unfortu-
nate craft keeled to larboard and the captain and
another cask of whiskey rolled overload"
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF OREGON
EnECTORS

FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PREsIDENT.
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siicrption.
s.atar from Europe.

s.atar from Europe.
G,RR.Lpi CONE TO SIci:T-IaE STEAMER EEr1r L"sIhfs
Nsw YoaE, Mag i"-The steamer ac!at;c' ;reEa sIa.m
En prst 10 clock ns morning. AID thence W. '.'e s
following abstract OF Fer hdT:c'S ,-., ,r,,r.,I,
III. steamer Great EIitna had arrived from AnsFa!'
with el9O mGu Ia gold Four hundred ana Tour h"ui.hd
,orrts ,rIInc Sug also route IRON Aoslfdii.
ro",, Nn-,,,oo;n Ind Don f.ri.aand had male TSi::
-.nnnr,,inp Of ih,: ,:r claims TO the spanish ihI'2s
Grhnid had l.., for sciy with IN eIrcdonary corps
c r.rls nd r.isr. the assembling o. tio Su.''ea
Conference ina:e,l:GtclJ. >, .,,.... ,,-
The sin..3cT Crest E1e's'ii s.''@ i'''' - -'''- !
9:lI Ger NeT York.
,;rh, and day Oh prodifous scale. forE' AfEs,'3"
80. ~ MI f!,-. from 10 LOO FOUNDERS u IL cSp%, 's u
Ina, lU ui. chiefly Of ;hc Lager tescFipo' VII, pe
al ,h.s r.ar Durrg the nine months aihce Lis 't'oJ
80 harr IL, oue-a; n, As complete tacrsa oil Le!d aF'i.
To-: have bee. u.aed ard squipr Tor seSce, as wei
r a a. uuers for naval brsio"s Arse nuIipe o.
loo po-acrs 10 progress ot rsnuAcGEs, aa "ch VIII DC
,..Gy BIZ tie Is. August a-Hi
''' FRANCE.
Til. Herald. Paris correspondent: says with whom ere
VIC Going TO var Erx" The genera! question &c French
military circles. go =,
rt.rr complete amounting TO ioUQl in.n Under Mar.
.b,I McMaton and will in reality be tie centre OF I'D army
Of observation forming along the Rhine !Eoa'.,7-he
rig Wing being echel2ned from Uesancon - Sf4spGs
and the lr via. from Err Ne Lrnerc-hc rhol- ;orce
o the Enp..or. The writer says the last ear. ers3
uroTc the source OF III, Information 20 BE- Te!!i5Ic
MARKETS
Lyrrpo7t Nay 9-sal.s Of Cotton for ;he past :h'ec
days 23G ba!-s including 5,p0J for speculation "c es.
nit The market closet quiet Manchester -d:!ccs axe
favorable Prices have advancing tendency. hican
.;uG, are active and nua!nay UNCHANGED rrn'l;,. %
have 4 dec!inaS tendency. Bacon broJan'' p@d " 49,"
MossT MIrrsT-Tse market closed uoc''ansec t:|
so. s5uaoS5; tor morsey. and 25sa9jt. for I:ce'"-
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 22, 1860.

Saint ArnauJ. who. at the time. merely Gene
raj Saint irnalui asked also !u:' precise in
strlcIionS and wriUet one; IRON Napoleon
Gonaparic, then President, before taking any
active part ia ,l,ce"ar df'nt. Thanks 10 those
precise instructions, not only did tic General
bccom" Marshal and maintained himself in
the ministry Of war, il spite Of his accompic",
whom lie had made an Emperor. (ani i. is now
acknowledged that he is au ngly customer TO
deal with,) but again, in spite Of him. inc Oh
taincd the command nf the expedition in the
Criinea, where lie lied with moro glory than
he ever lived Precise instructions, then, are
sometimes very useful; and General Bcnedek
will not Try Hungary without knowing what
shift to make.
This may conY"y an iA''a nj; thr situation Of
affairs in Austria
As for Inc new Kingdom o Sardinia, its sit
uation may he easily defined. It is exactly the
reverse. The Kings progress through his
new States is Il sincere, heartfelt ovation. The
Minister. arc i'll earnest, popular and de7otcd
10 their country; tho people feel confident md
call cio" Emnanucl e2 ri gGigHtG6no
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HoxSr0N SPEsINt:S EGie SALE.

TEE partnership existing between the undersigned he!u
dissolved they will offer this beautiful and very eligible
property for sale, public auction, on FRIDAY the "h
day of Juv 1S6l to continue IRON day TO dav.
This property exceedingly desirable. |: li' iam".
diaely Holstou river, line stream for h>h III scott
county Va 2G miles Wes, from Bristol, its depot On the
Virginia and Tennessee rarOa and within two miles OF
deo: Oh the Virginia and Kentucky railroad now IN ro.
cess Of constructions which will connect with nil the great
routes OF travel East West md South II consists Of hou;
300 acres OF river and upandSu 90 ciearcd, the
balance being well tinhered.
In the compass OF feet, aud beautifully situated in
@ feet of the Of the house. these famous mineral
springs: lsl. The large Warm Spring Temp f!h:s: 2l
Chaiybca,. sd. White SulrluT-sad tn possess all The
medical virtues Of the Grecnbrer White Sulphur.
The properiy is highly improved. On IL Is large and
very thoroughly built Hotel Of brick ten Framed cottages
In the yar pained aihcd aud pasicred with brick ci'
ni.s. baih.house icc.house snokrhausr srrirrhouae
washouse large house, large and c"innodioS sta
blc garden lots, orchards. &C., &c.
Al the same time will be sold all the personal property,
but not with realty consisting Of TWO line new Pianos
Furniture and great many other household articles too
numerous TO rmeHiin! -
The TERMS Of sale Will h oncllaf CASH HE residue u"
and years in equal instanenis TILE perec-pos'
session given nj sale. lien will be retained uit the lr-
chase money Is paid.
The scenery most encanns ne rides and walks, fine
streams and the healhest region in the world supplies
excellent abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive hand-bi can he had by applca'Ion
to w. D. JONES. lloson Springs Scott county. Va @! I"
T, T. BAILEY, Swannanoa, Euncombe county, \.
80 WILLIAM D. JONES,
THOMAS Il. BAILEY,
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MOST DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

DURSCANT 10 decree Of the Circuit Court Of Flnranna,
T. In order distribution among the hera, C"Iumis-
sioner appointed hy said Court will sell on the SEW
ESTII DAY OF JUNE, lSGn, df fair, II not. the next
fair day theresfter,) the premises TWO MOST VAL
UAELE AND DESlEA gle FARMS or abou: five hundred
EACH situated In the Fork IN the county Of fuvanna,
adjoining the lands Of James Gat, Samuel Petit and 9th
crs Both Of these farms. late the property Of Richard
Onohunro, decd within about three al.s Of Colum.
bia and whin miles Of the James river and the same
distance from the Rranna river in what is called the Fork
Of Fuyana region country celebrated for the adira-
bic quality OF the lands Cor producing Tobacco OF the rich
and most approved flavor, always commanding the
highest price, and well suited for rrpducn. the heaviest
crops OF Corn, Wheat and Oats.
The farm called GALE HILL, the old mas6. has IN Il
handsome and coa!nod!oIs dwcin: hoGsc, with nll
proper oubuildins7 carriage house, ice lonsn tobacco
barns, stables, &c.
The other called CHERRY GROVE, has sinalliwellng
and all necessary outhoiscs upon il. Beth well G"i
lied as cleared and wood lanh thai nc"Ircd heavily
,1ibercd with oak and pine.
No situations claim precedence them in regard
to health and nc society, with churches in the irmediac
vicinity Both farms well wateTed, and Will he sold
separately together to suit purchasers.
TEnYs SALE will be- One:ourh cash. Tor the hInict -
crcdi: of one and three years will c Iivcr the 'ir
chasers giving on with approved security hearing III
teresl from day Of sale, an III" lille rcain-h i'll he pay
ment Of The aa. bond.
II further information is desired letters addressed to ;le
attended TO.
Possession OF the dTcln, house will be given on ;e day
of sale and o. the farm far necessary 20 prepare
for sowlng wheat. ami u possession by the lh Se,cni-
her RICHARD 0M0ilUNDH0,
Anril ig-cwf,is+ Commissioner.
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DIED.

DEP =: his -csfs IN Chl-. City county. Wei7'5.
,i.y l5h li:: BENJAMIN FaAHSLlS COLE An, IN =. .
ii.h yc.r Of H.
In Inc .e2'h Mr Coleman hi, family asd :r.ai ia-
tain grsr ..s lie *a,,ruy "a Lcas-. -4n, ss:>:s
fri.aG AID n CEi!s;ia:.
Dr. CHARLES KrAITsiR, the tstrru he'd rhl:"!o:',
died E;c!erIy, AZ hi. r-.ittnce II Np::.dn;", :
Monday last. lie was aGa..L with i.r-.e ~ the h:a''
and 80 old the tia q: Ills tea L lir - "
tive OF Hungary eIucar-!ia ia- C-':e!ly o. e ;" 't
participated 10 the Pt h rrvf rin and ~ US CO e"s
70 ,.. rountrv .rrirr, In 1873 Liz. tuy Ter iu~..
prcn exile. rdre ,9r H. To:r' tiE''ri 20 'e cum
and In 1912 VA appointed Proft'"r" % h"de'n n1nL;
in III I:niy.,.iy - Virginia Dr Krat Sir IL, un sr
se-.:al rr;,.:se ~orss pL-0sy, GuI -, !sc:ureI
c1;er,!Tely Q. :hc SAGE s.a.sc-
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Reception by Secretary Ias7 10 ''s


wAsuso7os Msy 9n5 ri sfSsp.oG Hx cs. vas
pEhssS Tn. japanese Numbered fourteen. AEions
osrr Say lad Army GSt5: sppssT:s "a ~.
sa st. csS!aet sTh tE and SaasSss aay a,ssSs sss
with hundreds 0. elegantly dressed ladies were
e., band OF au.!c ealiTed the fes'iyltie' The
arrived a, 10 O'Clock, and notwithstanding
,us gray. appearance :hey .r:deE!ly ws:s delight!
sd T!:h tho b:.ir1.: s.:ae.
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ROLLINS INSTITUTE

rENE session OF this Ins, for Young Ladies' will
Il open the Sth of june and continue TO the sth o!
April, lS6u-ten months.
The Board OF Instruction and Government consists OF
six gentlemen and three ladies' and the course OF instiuc-
ton embraces Eight Drparmeutsthc English Language,
Ancient Languages Modern Languages Mathematics, Nn.
tura Sciences Mental ard Moral Science, History and
Music. Ornamental branches ARE also taught.
The accommodations ample and elegant and the en-
iensiye grounds around the buildings beautiful AMI atrRe'
tiyc, inviting outdoor exercise and aEordnS the finest
opportunities forh.
Holding the entire Bo.ctour Springs property, whose
medicinal waters widely and fayorally KNOWN aud en-
JoyInS delightful climate, this srl'nol opens Its
sessions in sraaou. a: thus secures double
aruniar--hc lighter studies Of the earlier part OF the
course are thrown in midsummer and the pupils are ell
gagged in their nruorS and difficult dn during the
winter An rxrere &C years has demonstrated
the excellence aud utility nf this arrangement
For board and tuition. in NIL literary branches,
per session OF ten months. .$lSV VI
Music and OF Instrument j" VI
Painting from forty aGlar Payments hall ir at
/ vance, and half a! the close of the session.
L. S-Ths iastit.tion l. !nr hours ride from ltieh
,nnn,i and twelve from Washington Daily c ninunca:or
with the South Western states Pupils will be met 1T Bon
sacks Depot. CilAS. L. CuChE, s9p''
T. o. l.ct.tourt Springs. Va. May l-cm.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,

FLAE ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FI'Ok THE YEAR lsGp-Thc Grst session will commence
L on the 3lth January anl close June l5.t
Terms as for last year.
When notified Of the arrival Of students ut Blacks and
Whites, suitable conveyance will be In readiness tnke
then TO my house To give such notice. address Mrs ANN
W: ORGAiS, MRcfarland's, Lanenburs
My address Is Richmond =; this time.
Jan 2u-c.f JSO ORGAN JS
INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
WE hrs session Of this School began the 10Th OF Sep
i .embsr, 1859, and was successful.
The second session began :hc 10th OF February 1SG0,
under Aat:ering oni.ns.
The third session will begin the 3 of September lSG.
The Academy is permanent
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 GO per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT LAM
GUAGES SlI ~ per session.
BOARD 81 per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. BARTLEY, 4. NJ,
rel 2gr,t Independence (Tuyson county, Va.
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE AT AVG
TluS, SITUATED ~ AMELIA COUNTY, AND JNl.
YEHSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO HE ONE OF THE
BEST WHEAT AND TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS
or THE STATE.
az THE .aD DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, (beng Corr:
~ day) shall offer for SALE (if not privately disposed
of before tha, me the valuable plantation Of the late
Col. Joseph Bragg situated Two miles from Amelia Court
House, at which place there depot Of the Eichmond and
Danve Railroad and lying both sides Of the eriIS
Bridge and Court House road the souh side OF w:cl!
i the main tract containing llGl acres, consisting Of
400 acres cleared HIGH LANDS.
well He diancd. aifss r''''"" 80" '' '>''S '"" N. .'
4I9 acres ORIGINAL OAK AND HICKORY GROWTH
lSO acres SECOND GROWTH PINE
All the open land Is well adapted TO the cultivation "f
Wheat. Tobacco, Corn and Oats, and well watsred
The improvements corss; Of good Orc-sc"rs House,
with four rooms, Grann.y Stables ~ Negro Houses aud
Tobacco Barns.
The other portion lying on the North s.r "' IL" road,
contains 80 acres, consisting OF
2ln acres OPEN LAND.
104 acres 0RIGlNAL GROWTH;
Il5 acres PINE LAND, with Tobacco EAru, conve-
deptly located and recently bulk.
the health OF tins plantation and its surrounding
neshborhood Is we'll known to be equal to any In the
State.
If desired will sell the last named separately and
also divide the first sui; purchasers The purchaser
purchasers will be allowed TO seed crop Of wheat nine
iaely after the SALE and full possession will be glyca
the th day Of November next nt which time will sell ~
public auction all the perabe property Stock Mules and
Horses Farming Etensil;: &c, together with FORTY
The terms fer the Land will be- Oncfnrrrh cash. the
remainder credit Of l. and 8 years. with Interest
added, with deed Of trust the property to secure the
payment.
For the Negroes credit Of months will be glren in
tercs: added For the rershabe PROPERTY stock &c, In
all sums under 800 cash; over that amount, q months
credit, without interest IL actually paid.
To persons wishing to purchase SIR J. Noble, who
sides the place. DR.. Win. j. Cheatlam who resides
near the Court House. will take pleasure in showing the
premises give any information respecting the property
pa; Of the land can he seen in the Clerks Office At
Amelia Court House. JUS. u. DUNN,
Nav s-cgtds Ey'or OF JOS Bra.r deed.
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SAMUEL. sClOoLER, N. A..
Anril o-rl0t Principal Edge Will School
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, w.
HIs long established Watering Place viii he opened toI
i the reception Of visitors on the 18th NAY.
Many and important arrangements nav peen us ~
the last season in this large establishment and nc
efforts win be spared TO make the guests comfortable
cav NNs JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
]. HrMrItnrYs, General superintendent.
te J. HUMPHREYS,
superintendent White Sulphu, springs,
April 16-3tswt1July eresnores ooan9' w.
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N.iisit u.

O. the 18Th instt::. ., .7.Nrrnc. the resi-
81 -. Lli.5 t,:!.e- b.; III: Rev. Mr. b ,hi.l Nj.
! WOtr0y MaErE {: Ae:AI.il4. !o A.s UJN1sGLLE
| yU:s Q! ElvP.. !."o:s cVG"E.
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N(kEFCF.

il'ilE MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOOL MANutAC-
i TURING COMPANY having Introduced into their es-
isshrsen, considerable quantity Of new Woolen Ma
ssn:'y viii te enabled in future TO DIR to the Virginia
AID S"uth-n :Tade generally WOoLES FABRICS OF raFi-
Sss :ys aad superior quality In addition 20 eir present
2!nucoa q plain sCd stifrd Cotton Osnaburss Cotton
ta-nI. GTE.>, Eav,, &C.. ,.c.
%uoi wASTED--Tk. CncIranY will buy y contract
ia Wool. and will psy the :ue:, market value for he
@=s. App'y;o WN. II. POWERS, Agent.
Redmond, 18th As!l 1850. 2aw6w.
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R1tbnlon0 enquirer.


BY RlTCEI1E, DUSNArANT, TYLEE & WlsE.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1850.
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$50 REWARD.

DCS enay from the subscriber, IN the latter part OF
II !sausry, nv negro man JolIE inr John Thomas, }
ys4 "d very stout aud black lie is about five feet
ach. 10 height The said Was raised by Jordan
sr: 9: southampton county aud a"d to Mcssrs JoEes
Sia:.. shcn abou. y years old They sod him 10 DR..
Ctar-s J. Oliver, of Campbell county. ~: Dr. divers
;sesea him .boa, the middle OF January, ;sGp.
T ahoT. reward Gree frna all other eSpcns"s} VIII be
-; c- lis delivery ule, 1T Sherwood, Amelia county,
'l niles .ror The Court House. 20, free from all other
:,eass. Z lodged IN sny jail ii Virginia, so that can
f.b a,wct, JEFFERSON PEYT0N.
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CONTRACT
ron rtf:E gfTpp1 Y T,r Tn,r rnD THE

EUE TIE SLPFLH OF CUAH FUK THE UNIV EEsIIl ! UT
VIRGINIA, SESSION 1SGQ-6l.
DR0PoSALS will he received til the 10th day OF June
Il next FOR the supply Of Anthracite and best selected
GLOVER HILL COAL. for the Students OF the University
and the Public Buidingsthc coal 10 BE- delivered at the
Dormories OF the Students and at the Public Erildngs
yard will he furnished for the spos; Of the coal immediate
ly on the line Of the Central Railroad.
Al the time proposals will bc received for the sup
ply OF KINDLIN WOOD.
Specific information In the premises will hr given. by ar
Bca,ion TO TIC undersigned.
The undersigned the privilege OF rejecting any
one or all the bids. RUIsT. Il. PRENTlS Rector,
University Of Virginia.