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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-24
BY K. b. Cook, Auct'r.

HOKSES. MULES, cows. &C., AT AUG.
IL TION.--On SATURDAY. 18th INST, at 10 O elk,
1 Will sell at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, sey-
eral harness and saddle HORSES, amoas st which
may be found
No. Saddle and Harness HORSE. a. beautiful
being about leaving for the South
young well broke M ULkS. years old, very
large and in fne order.
l BAY MARE, years old, sound. and reliable in
o.. single or double harness; very fast
NESS. lau 22l f. r. COOK, Auct'r.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS,
FUhNITURE, 30, AT AUCTlON.-Gn TUES
DAY, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
store Of y. A. Cohn, Esq No Is Main st, near
the Old Market Bridge, mis- entire stock of 70 elgn
and domestic DRY GOODS: .CARPETlNGS,
SEASONAL Goods. laid in especially for the city
retail tr ide, and is worthy the ate alton of dealers
Also
All his Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
consisting OF the usual variety of useful articles
TERMS AN sums under 500, cash over that
gotiable notes. Tau 23l +, B. COOK, Auoi'r.
EOR NTATAUCTION.-Ish all,on TUES
DAY, the Attn of September next, at ths hour
bidder. the F ARM belong ing to the estate of VIM.
r: Ueprest, decd situated on Marion Hill, one
mile below the city, on the Osborne Turnpike,
containing about 70 acres, most of which is i'm
Partial possession given in time to seed crop
$751; ana n RSSsi5s PhEasasTs }sPsaar'
au 23-td For JNO. A. HUrCHEsoNS H. C.
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RYE. b Cook, Auct'r.

East TROTTER, ELEGANT BUGGY
CON. AT AuCTiON.-Gn SATURDAY, The rs h
inst ct 10 O'Clock vii sell E. ths ss on Council
old, warranted perfectly sound, and gentle in sin
gle or double harness ls guaranteed to trot inside
An elegant BUGGY and HARNESS. made to
KEY
The attention of those In want Of fast horse is
respectfully requested as it is rarely an oppcItu
nltv 10 offered at auction to purchase such stock.
The whole can be seen prior to day OF sale, BY
Calling on the subscriber - , oo
auN E. b. COOK, Auct'r.
CTOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
= &C. Az AUCTION With view Of return.
ing to our old stand, with an entire new stock of
Goods we viii sol on IhV * PAY: the sSth Of
the store No %! Broad street. our whole stock Of
BOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, &C., comprising a
General assortment for Gentle men. Ladies, Misses,
TsEM..@ IS and under cash; over that amount
4mSnths credit; f,Ffapproved negotiable notes,
W. PsW. TAYLOR l. CO.
Sale conducted by +. B. Cook, Auct'r.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
= .--s~..4.s>>.>.~. 49,
rpenortea for the Richmond Dispatch.
80 ,,o,n Son,h and Central America.

Nsw York, Aug. 23.-The steamer Ariel
~ sninwall on the 5th. has arrived.
The revolution Ia New Grenada IL still GO
on Roth Liberals and Conservatives are
In sring fnriher preparations for extended OPP
srsrions. Several places have been taken ns
Adyices from Peru state that an attemp'
had been made 10 assaesinate Presideht os
tia on the day of The celebration OF Inas.
rendence The pistol bullet lodgeu 4" n's
arm, causing painful wound; ..,,..a 40
The Peruvian Government lad reIusso "
settle the American demand ey a'pio'nsa'
.n"nrh the Preach claims had been aiioweo'
onr ninister ia said to have sent for the Pa
Siic squadron to rendezvous at Caiiao 10 en-
torce our claims. All,
Ths II s. steamship Relief was AT Aspin-
= Meaeher is among the Ariei's passen-
Ia has obtained FROM Costa Rica grant
ger ,Na rigLf Of way for 60 years, for railway
~, ina isthmuS OF Chiniaui.
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Mevemenis Of steamers.

NRw YORK, Aug 22.--The steamship Europa
sailed at noon for Liverpool with S50,0Oo in
specie. -.
BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool on the tifh inst, Haiifax.
has been siguaiIed below. She wilfSrive up
81 bali. past two O'Clock.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--The steamship Glas-
cow. from Liverpool on the sth inst, arrived
AT this port this morning. Her advices nave
been an tic pated.
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FUTURE DAYS.


cL2f IH II !. Al. :1J
srsbis Buidin1 Lot on the east side 81 81, Be- Be-
ssSes and runs back 100 fsst 70 an .ey ''s
TIs Ms One fourth cash balance q 9. 3 and },
and sa ;s'ur'd y JAS fs NJ a T;9LoR SON. Aue..
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
1 ON UNION gILL.ssBy yirsgs pf Z i. deed :. 2!
a. AN ssy of June 1853, duly recorded ia tSs
Clerk Once Of Henrico County Court. shall,
~ the request Of the bsnshcisIy, proceed e e
NksDAY. the 18th oay OF ADJUST is6u. tIf fair #
n: 5, s ,S :s
county Of Henrico, and oontsinins 20 acres. By
Of Henrico county and bounded a. follows, to wit:
On the north By the property Of Bacon TAFT on the
% Of Bssh. and on the west
70 @ saS os1sSi u mote Sr IL. s
WIN a'o'o AS 'sP' F%9Los. q Ts:.ss
F4 HSN4y sR1kk
sog1IhM EtssT OF The ToME OF N NAN a1fS
G GR6sSE WTH sHTo9Sk
HOLD AND Kitchen FURNIrURE, &c AT
AUCTIUN.-Wil be sold upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 4th day of September, commence
ing at IL O'Clock A NJ, the valuable FAR lying
seven miles southwest of the town of Manchester,
south side of the Manchester Turnpike, ON POGO
shock Greek, in the county of Chesterfield, and
now occupied BY Mrs. Sarah A. Forloine.
1t contains B6 acres, one. half OF which il landing
In original growth Of oak and pine from 50 to 81
acres are of rich creek fats, and one of the best
meadows IN the county, which produces large
The improvements are good dwelling house,
IN good order. suitable for arse family good ap
pie orchard, under good fence, divided in three
shifts, lies we'll, and has running water in every
shift good healthy neighborhood, and fine spring
Of water convenient to all of the houses.
The MILL has q substantial stone dam, and 10
IN good order. 81
1t is deemed useless to give further description
OF the land, as t is presumed those wishing to pur
chase Will view the premises. Possession will be
gwen IN time to seed crop Of wheat in the all,
and full possession BY LIST January, 1861 sooner,
II desired Mrs. Forloine re sides on the farm and
see IT.
After the sale of the farm, will he sold the entire
Stock, consisting Of Horses, Mules, Cows, &c.;
Crops, Earning Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. O.
Terms OF SALR-For the real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance at !, 2 and years, for bonds
bearing interest, and secured by trust deed. For
the personal property All sums of SO and under,
cash over that amount. months credit, for ap-
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
ly 70 JAS. TAYLOR SON. Auots.
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senator Douglas.

New YORK, August 23,-Senatcr Douglas
sailed ihi. morning for Norfolk, Va, In the
steamer, direct. x
BALTIMORE, August 23-The friends OF SEN
s,or Douglas here are greatly disappeint ted at
his not coming 10 this city. Great prepare
tInns had been made for his reception.
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Avn yoyL Politics-.The "IrrepreSsibie
w" Conflict

s,RAousR, n y, Aug 22.-The Republican
St.te Convention met here to-day. James Z.
Saith Of Ontario, was chosen chairman, and
on taxing The seat, congratulated the Conyen-
,,cn ON The fact that The "irreI ressibie con-
dict, Aloud applause,l which has been SO long
raging, IS about TO cu,minate in victory
LOUD applause
The Convention nominated Gov. Morgan
and Lieut.. Gov. Campbell for reelection by
reclamation, and S II. Barnes, of Chenango
1nr Canal Commlss ioner.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv J.H. Digges, Auct,r.

AUCTION MULES. cows, &c.
Chamber a,, II Hi, fp on SATURDAY M0RSfES, ss,h
Harness HORSES: 2 large and we'll broke
MULES; 5 Mich cows and Calves; ! Furniture
and sound pair we'll broke MULES, perfectly
sound Tau 24l J, H. DIdGES, Auct'r.
uATS, CAPS. &c, AT AUCTION;- On
10 O'Clock, at the store Of John Thompson. Esa !,
81 Main street, will be sold all his stock Of HATS.
CAPS 30 remaining 10 said store. The stock
consists of fine Silk. Fur and Soft HATS. to-
sether with o large and well selected assortment
business the stoe will be sold without reserve
TEEMs Cash. !. II. DlGGES, Auct'r.
D. F. BooTH, Salesman. nu 24-tds
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BY Goddin l. Apperson, Auct'rs.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS ANDFI
L TEEN L0TS, ON THE MANCHESTER
COAL PIT TURNPIKE, IN THE VILLAGE OF
SWANSBOROUGH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at auction on the premises, on SAT-
p NJ, two F FRAMED DWELLINGS and fifteen
BUILDING LOTS, in the village ofSwansborough,
located as above One of the tenements is now &C.
cupisd by Mr.. Elliott.
TKsMs. One third CASH balance at 4 and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note IS paid
AVA GODDlN & APPERSON, Auct'rs.
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MISS PEGRAM's SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin on
the FIRST day of October.
Miss PE6RAM deems this proper occasion to
which has attended her efforts in the cause Of edu-
cation.
To the pupils, whosa affection and industry have
cheered mar labors and to the parents, whose KIND
EXPRESSIONS Of approval have been her biz hest re-
enee has been const antly used in her behalf Mas
PEGRAM retu, MS sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that tie Increased experience OF each
the confidence rspOaed in her, will render her
School worthy of continued success
on application to MIS-. j. w. fEGRAM,
An l. dAowlms Linden fQuaro.
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Fran HaThadneS.

NORFOLK, Aug. 2i-Arrived schooner Sal
lie Rose fourteen days from ST. Barts. The
market was well supplied with American pro-
dnce. Slaves were In demand at Barbados.
Flour was low.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE-
[ RIES, SO viii be sold at auction. at my
store, corner of Main and 18th streets, on SAT-
URDA4 morning next. the 18th day of AUGUST
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a LOT second hand U r.
NITURE.
DRY GOODS Several invoices Dry Goods
quito Netting. Yarn and Cotton Socks. Ladies
Hosiery, Gloves &c.
GROCERIES Wine, BRANDY, Soap, Candles
M nufaotured Tobacco, Mackerel, Herrngs, Cod
Fl al, &c; % 0U0 Cigars.
Large lot CTockery and Glassware
PA ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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BOARDING,

DUAR wishing to send their
ID DAUGHTERS TO the Ashland Female Institute.
and prsferring TO have them board in a private
family. can be accommodated by applying to J.
PRYOR, whose familv residence is next door to
the school. ne sleeping apartments Will be large
and airy, and pains Will be spared to insure the
comfort and happiness OF those entrusted TO his
care. For terms per session, address.
JOIN PRYOR,
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"a Application to enter pupils. and all commu-
nlcations concerning the School, should be made
THOMAS L. GALLEHER,
Richmond. Va.
RThe announcement for the session of 1850 81 +,
will be furnished to those who apply, indicated.
an7-2m
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~ enuhIiran Meeting at the South.
Northern Markets

BALTIMORE. Aug. GA Republican meet
ing is TO be held here tonight. A special po-
lice have been appoin ted TO keep order.
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~ SAM'L p. HALVES l. SON.
ANTHkAClTE COAL-Red and W hite Ash.
CLOVER HILL.
And SMITHS COAL.
Also, a full supply of OAK and PINE WOOD on
hand. 18th street, South side of the Dock.
N. B.-Anthracite Coal sold BY weight.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
Iva ON BROAD STREET,

NJ, - BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, Der. I'd, and will be aided in
all Its departments by an efficient corps of teach
ers.
Parents who entrust their children To her care
are assured that theY will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches esse initial to a finished educa-
TRIMS made known on application at her resi-
dence. au 10 Pm
AIRS. BROOkE'S BUAK DING A Nd DAY
w SCH00L.-The SECOND session Of this School
Will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1850 a M end TIE LIST Of July 1
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
tirs masters, and Latin. Music, Drawing and
Painting, by competent Professors m eaca depart
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
langu age In our country, makes it essential that
it should be taught orally. for which reason 1t will
as . proper selection can be made. e French lady
viii be procured to reside In the family:
A class viii be formed in English Literature,
and the course OF Study T, De thoro 9n'n in uum
ber) have been engaged. and others will be ADDED
SHOULD the exisences Of the school require them
REYERKNcEs.-Jno, X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
Medical College, OF vrs Richmond; Hon. 4.
M. T. Hunter, Y. 8. Senator ,Loyd's, Essex ooun-
&; w.; Va: Hon James n. Mason, Y. 8. Senator.
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns Alexandr.a' Va;
Rev. /. V: Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev. James r.
Graham, Winche,ter, Va; Thomas Fgrman, Esq.
e r. VI ec 1Sss Nsvssa n. sse
Va !; Rev. Charles H. Read, Richmond. Va; Judge
James p Hsly burton, D. c of U s., Richmond,
Abram Warwick, do. M. Samuel Ayrss. do; M.
Thoa Ellis. Do pr. Robert d 6s6sii, do o'.'
, For tern: and other particulars IslssipE 70 the
y 3l-dtl0 Richmond. Va.
- =
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
DENCE. AT THE CORNER OF CARY

MD FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-At the request of the owner, twho ha.
removing thereto, } we shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th septem-
Der. 1860, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ the large and admi-
raby we'll arranged Dwelling. located as above,
now occupied by the family OF the late MIR. N. M.
Martin The Lot has front of 81 feet. and depth
of $50 feet. The Dwelling has y rooms, besides
large kitchen, moke-house, stable, O., and is al
together most desirable one for large family
TERMs.-One sixth cash; balance at 4, 8, l2 Is
and ~ months, for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by a trust coed. Possession given, il re-
Quired, on LIST April next.
au I3-2awtd GODDIN l. APPERsON. Auots.
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NoT sfRfNGs fd sSHESE HoHSTY
WA SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
rection of the undersigned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of Virginia, it will, for this af
ford no fewer advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College:
One of the Principals VIII teach nj ATHEMAT-
struc'ors shall in every case be graduates of the
University Of Virginia. ColoSlial classes. how
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application to US through the
SIDNEY H. OWENS, Ja., A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP B. STANARD, A. M,
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor at v. NJ Institute.
iy S-d&awam
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LRICH MOND. AT THE CORNER OF BYRD
AND % SrREETS.-Pursuant to the provisions
of two deeds of trust, executed on the 18th day of
July IN the year 1852 and 'eoorded in the Clerks
office of the richmond Hustings Court, in Deed
Boo Book No u B., on pages 2oi and EOS. / shall as
Trustee under the SAID deeds. proceed upon the
premises, on TU EsDAY, the 4th day of Septem-
Ger 1860 at o'clock p M to sell the property
mentioned In said deeds, and described as - four
certain lots pieces or parcels OF ground lyins and
nelng in the city of Richmond, at the corner of
Byrd and I'd streets designated by the numbers one
SIX seven and eight. on the plan and survey drawn
by JOS j. Peasants. and annexed to q deed from
John George and others to John W. Reins, dated
the I'D day of June, 1872 Two new Brick Tene-
ments have been recently erected on the said lots
TERMs.-Cash for enough to pay the expenses of
drawing. recording, and executing the trusts. and
S33 81, with interest thereon from July IL. 1859 !;
ere dit for $l56, with interest $7S part the reof
from the 18TH of November. 1851. and with interest
on $78; the residue thereof from the 18th of No
Der, 1858, till The nth of November 1860 and
credit for the balance till the 18th of November,
1861, with interest added TO the credit pa, ments.
and the credit payments to be secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoY, Aucts. au22
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Sale conducted by GOBLIN ApPEasoN, Aucts.
an IL
TWO VALUABLc. Warehouses; ON
1 THE BASIN BANK, BETWEEN 9rH and

L THE BASIN BANK, BETWEEN 9ra and
10Th STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Viii he sold at auction. on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 3lst August 1880, at 51 o'clk p NJ, those
having each front of about 234 feet on the north
side of the Basin. and running back 20 feet to the
east by the coal yard of Messrs. Dunlop & No
Canoe. These Wareh uses. though built many
stantial, and be-ides excellent dry cellars, have
four other floors. on which a large quantity Of
produce can be stored These warehouses are ad
BASIN Of the James River and Kanawha Company
The fiattering prospects of the early ompetion
of that gre work adds to the value of real estate
similarly situated with the foregoing, and indeed
OF real estate generally.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and
IS months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed.
~ GODUIN ApPERSON. Aucts
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. DR.. RUST begs to announce that there
LADIES, which will re- open OCT ORER IsT, 1850
az her residence. Main street, between 7th and Sth
The number OF pupils being limited to eight, early
applications are respectfully requested. au ! I'm
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"a OVER COUNTY, VA.-The fourth annual
session of this institution, located l6 miles from
Richmond, on the railway to Frederick burg. will
commence on the Goth of September, and continue.
with r few days intermIssion at Christmas. for
forty weeks. The annual session is divited into
two terms of twenty weeks each
Charges for term of t,centy iceekS, payable in
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL GoLLgsE OF vIRGINI

MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA
1ns s:.ssi I & Js,sss
sSRfsfH. ss' BILL IL sBs5N d. Professor Of
DAVID IT, TUCKER. NJ. D.. Professor of Theory
pEv vpa RrS'os% VI
Materia Medica ard Therapeutics. VI
a. =, PEuTIIC9LA n. D.. Professor Of ANATOMY:
l.. q !oYNES' M d. PROFESSOR Of Institutes Of
JAMES Hss'f H. CONWAY. M. D., Professor of Oh
JAN ff Is T. aeoAw, NJ. D.. Professor of Chem.
MAss''d5N HOWARD, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Throash The iberalty Of the Legislature a, il,
S eas e h
the isciiites heretofore offered to students viii be
srs,y exsenaea ~ hsrSe and important additions
ment; the College building is undergoing needinl
nspa, y. ara a a,ss,aaona; and new HOSPITAL in
College, which viii greatly enlarge the means of
Ample facilities are afforded for the prosecution
of Practical Anatomy.
Two Prizes Of Fifty Dollars each are offered to
best Essay on any Surgical subject the other for
the best Essay on any subject pertaining To the
Theory or Practice of Medicine. W '''O
T,cke. of each Professor fsss $500
Graau.t,nn - -. '-......... 90
Dsmonstr stor Of Anatomy. - I Sm
hs 9. containing fuller
| ard specified INQUIRIES will he answered Nv letter
au a-2.w4w L. Z Dean suY Of tss F T.. pis
Union FEMALE INSTITUTE.- next
session OF this Institute will open on the 18th
OF September and close the s0th June folio wing
Inc present Principal, Rev. r. F. STUBBS, has
resigned that position. and the school will, in fu
tuIe, he under the Presidency of Rev. w. J.
POINTS, M. ID.
Tho scholastic year will be divided into two
.erms, the hrst commencing on the 18th of Sep
TEMPER and closing on the 3lst of January; the
second commencing on the LIST of February and
closng on the 3Oth Of June.
phs Eacplt{ Of the Institute will be as follows:
OF hlcient and Modern Languages, and of Moral
Rev. r. F. sTUBBs, Professor of Natural Sci
enee and Mathematics
MS ADELE POINTS. Instructress IN Prepara-
tory department, and Assistant IN Modern Lam
guakes.
| F.. A. NEWHISER, Professor of instrumental
Mus.c.
Miss ADELE POINTS, Assistant Instructress
IN Music. EXPENSES PER TERM:
Board, including lodging and fuel $50 90
Tuition IN Primary English Branches. IL 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each..---- IL so
Palntlng, Drawing, Ornamentals, &c, each. 10 10
Music on Piano, and Vocal Music ..--...... 20 %
use ~ ihstI ~
Washing and Liz hts .-.-.........-.....-- 10 90
All fees pay able half in advance. No deduction
except IN cases oil protfacted sickness.
All applications for Information should be di-
rectt to Mr.. A. 6. STUBS. Richmond, Va, till
| Is. September; after that. to the Principal
The unde rslgned solclts q fair share of the pub
licpatronage W. J. POINTS, NJ. d.
an 5 2tawtl5S*
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coAL. COKE. MOOD. "a.

DINE Won, Al 50 fLh tOno The
i subscribers arc now pre- pared to delIver f ON
their Sew Mill, on Mayo's island SEAsONE d
SLAB PINE WOOD, for The low price OF IS per
cord, delivered any where in the city 1t is cons
ered by those who use it as the best fuel for the
price that can be found in the city.
Any orders which may BE- left at MIR. G.. J Sin
toms Hardware Store, on Main street. or at our
shop corner OF Cary and 9th streets. will be puno
tualy after ded to.
an l7--lm mo Il GEO GIRSON