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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27

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ease, and only in the Oxygenated Bitters
does it find "foeman worthy of It's
steel" This remedy at once expels the
disease from the system, and restores the
digestive organs to state of health and
comfort.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27
ca Read the following important tes-
timony in regard to the excellencies Of
Weeks Magic Compound

Weeks Magic Compound
ANDovER, Mass, Aug. 8, 80.
The bottle Of Weeks Magic Com
pound which ] secured from you, has
entirely cured me of that awful sickness
the Fever and Ague. recommended
it to an acquaintance of mine who was
thought to be in seated consumption.
He had had night sweats, pain in the
side, and a hectic flush of the check
The pain in the side is gone-the night
,weats have vanished-the cough is stop
ped, and he is attending to his business.
One of the Doctors in town is recon-
meuding it with good success.
Truly yours,
CHARLES S. PARKER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27

BRrsToL BILL"-This notorious
individual is in trouble again. He was
arrested in Providence, Rhode Island, on
Thursday night Of last week, in the act
of rolling off barre! of -four which he
and chum had stolen from store in
that city. 1t will be remembered by our
readers that he was pardoned out of the
Vermont State Prison last fall by Gov.
Hall, because of " Bills" fervent piety.
gSg A fugitive slave from Harper's
Ferry passed through Auburn, n. Y, on
his way 10 Canada, on the 17th inst
Stepping into restaurant in Auburn, the
negro met and was recognised by Uni
ted States Marshal who resides at Har-
per's Ferry, whereupon the fugitive took
to his heels and escaped, although the
Marshal did not pursue or attempt to de-
tain him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27
Orleans Co. Temperance Society.

The annual meeting of the Orleans
County Temperance Society convened at
Glover, on Tuesday the oath inst, at IL
A. NJ, and was called to order by its
president, L. P. Tenney of Albany. At
ter a prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dudley, the
president appointed the following COM
mittee to make nominations for officers of
the society for the ensuing year;-Geo.
Worthington, Jr., Irasburgh; E. B. ST.
monds, Glover; James Paddock, Crafts
bury.
The president also appointed the fol-
lowing committee on resolutions Jacob
Bates, Derby; Rev. p. H. White, Cow
entry; DR.. Cheney, Glover; Judge Nye,
Irasburgh.
On motion of Jesse Cooper, Esq, a
committee of three from each town rep
resented was chosen to make a nominal
ton for County Commissioner.
| Commissioner Hastings was then called
upon to report as to the health of the
county the past year, and also to give in
formation as regarded the manner he hac
discharged his duty as commissioner
He was quite closely Intercepted BY
Messrs. Bates, Newcomb, Cooper, Nyt
and others, for the prosecution, and b.
VIM. ]. Hastings, Esq, for the resPon
dent. The case was managed yer.
adroitly on both sides, but we think tn
commissioner acquitted himself very hon
orably as a whole, although he had mad
one or two unfortunate appointments.
Adjourned till / o'clock ?. NJ.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
FTHE PANAMA.

ST JOINS, July 5.-The steamship Panama,
from Galway on the 27th ult., arrived here
this evening, bringing European news across
in eight days. She took the place Of the Con-
naughI, which blew a cylinder head out Jus.
as she was going TO sail.
1t Is said that The Neapolitan government
has determined to restore the two vessels re-
Gently captured by its navy; but the Ameri-
can minister has demanded PREPARATION for the
insult 10 the American flag.
The King OF Naples is III, and it is said the
NeapolItah council has resolved to grant Il
con, titutIon, a general amnesty, II total change
of ministry, free press, an Italian alliance
with Piedmont, &c; but TO all this the Kings
consent is wanting.
1t is reported that the Russian and Spanish
legations threatened to Withdraw unless Sar-
DINA stopped the expedition to Sicily,
The slave trade had been the subject of dis
cusson in the English Parliament, and it was
determined to re-estabiiFh Consulate at Mo-
zambtque in order lnorc efectualiy 10 sup
prvss II.
Notwithstanding the opposition of the Goys
eminent, Mr.. q ladstone had determined 10 re-
sign in conseq OF the lame report CT the
committee on the rejection by the House Of
Lords Of the bill repeating the paper duty.
Austria Is making vast military prepaI a.
lions in Fenetia.
The CHINA mail had been teIegraphed
the steamer Melaba, having aboard Lord
Elgin and Baron Gros, had been wrecked i'll the
har Dor OF Gale. All tie lives We're saved bu I
the bullion on board, aud papers and creden-
uals OF both ambassadors, were lost.
CHINA was actively preparing 10 resist the
allies. Chusan had been occupied by the al
lies without resistance.
Trade at Canton had improved.
COMMERCIAL.
o a. MONDAY +. NJ, June 2.-Saies of
500 bates cotton, the market closing dull and IL
regular. but nominally unchanged.
weather .nlavoTaDle TO the crops.
BreadstDfs dul ana uncHanged.
Lonaoh.- rms iIAh wheat slightly lower, but for
eIgn hTin. Tea tfm.
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News frou, New MeXico. sc.

INDEPENDENcE, uly 3.-The Santa Fe mails,
with dates to the 18th, arrived to- day, maxim =
the regular schedule time. No rain has fallen
in New Mexico this year, and the crops are
almost entirely destroyed. There has never
been such scarcity of provisions and forage
IN that country as at present. Corn is selling
at almost any price asked.
Troops from Utah expected about the
last OF July. Fears are en- tertaired that when
they arrive they Will almost create fam ne
The Navajoe Indians are becoming insoleut,
and unless they are chastised by Tie troops
Will soon make toray upon the settlement U.s.
But few Indians Were seen on the road, some
OF whom were kIowas, who examined the
wagons closely; but as the mail party was
We'll armed, and seven in number, no attack
was made. The troops from Pawnee Fork
that went in pursuit OF some Indians, had not
yet returned. IL rumor at Pawnee Fork Of
their having been caught, lacks continuation
Mr.. Claiborne, one OF the delegates to the
Charleston and Baltimore Conventions, yes
terddy made speech in favor of Douglas,
which was well received, and at times en- III u
sias ticaliy cheered.
The weather Is still oppressively hot and
dry
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Horrible Murder i'm Iowa.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The bodies of a woman
named Willis and two children were found,
horribly mutilated, last Saturday near Bata-
via, Jefferson county, Iowa. Their murder
was supposed TO have been commit by man
named kepheart, who was pursued, arres ted
on Sunday night in Missouri, and brought
back. He confessed 10 having committed The
murder al Eddyviile, and afterwards hauled
the bodies thirty miles to the place W here they
were found.
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BY E.. B Cook. Auct'r
HORSES. MULES. BuaG.Es, DO,

0RsES. MULES. BUGG.Es. DOC
~ rOR'S COUPE, dc, At AUCTION -1ln
SATU RDAG. 7 h inst. at 10 a'cIcrk, viii sell at
the Lot on Council Chamber Hill
Several harness and saddle HORSES.
very fine young. weil-broks MULES.
entirely new city made BUGGY and HAIR
NESS.
se2opd,nard two horse TOP BUGGY and
HARNESS
Doctors C0UP'E E, in excellent order
jy6 4. B. COOK, Auct.
VAENiSHES. TUaPENTINE. SWEET
T. OIL, CASTOR OIL, BITTEkS STOW BOT
Ties Sc, AT AUCTION On MONDAY 8 h
INST at 10 clock will sell, on Governor street,
under the Office of the Examiner, a large assert
ment Of
VARNISHES; TURPFNTTNE.
SWkET OIL: Cas- OR OIL
BITTERS SHOW BOTTLES
of assorted brands.
jy6 + B. COOK. Auct
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declined i2c closing at S5s7 Wheat irm-good
10 choice new white 81 I01I65. Corn steady
white 63d73e yellow e795o. Provisions hrm but
not active Bacon Sides lIl4all3s Mess Pork
Sis.25; prime do. SIS; Rump do Sl4 Whiskey
steady at 201ac.
NEW YoRK July Section quiet. Flour heavy
Southern UNCHANGED. Wheat heavy. Corn firm
mixed6t Mess Pork heavy, at Sl89iS 81. Sugar
9ulet; Other articles unchanged. Stocks dull
Va. 6's $50
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TFrFGRAPHIC. NEWS.
- e~S~-s>~.--.>e
"a for The Richmond DISPATCH
isrER FROM EUROPE.
BiiI1Ah or ritz pEtsstA.

ABNl|Ah oF ttI' EchsstS
Nsw YORK, July 5.@-The steamship Persia
bringing Liverpool dates, via q ueenstown, TO
the Is tn uit., arrived this morning
SICILY. -,
sina, and had concentrated 500 men mere.
The evacuation of Palermo was ovani''e.s'
and the Ncapoii,an frigates had Ieit .ne p pr.
Garibaidi formed 20 .refi,he9s't, Va 49,
for attacking he main land, hui csaiieo soan
eli and decided 10 attack Messina. III was
Though, he would march upon TIE city on the
2sth ., -. ~, Va.
,,aii,,n shil,s. " iii men and arms on board,
I,,'ad ~ be the "Cnarles aud Jane" OF
Rain, Me. The American Minister at Naples
had demsnded permits for his son ana two
,,hars 10 visit the vessel Al Gaeta.
SoNfFSESrtt A*eAISs
Adyicps from RoIa state that the Austrian
Government had compelled Sardinia meT-
chant vessel 10 hoist the Ponti fcal flag, and
that at Frume the harbor- master refused the
steamer Rsveuna the customary papers for
her voy age because she hoisieo the tri-color.
II Is asserted that the final interview nj Ba-
den between the Prince Regent OF Prussia and
agreement on the ques lions relating 10 GER
many and foreign governments. The Sose-
Teigns rendered their services to bring about
friendly unders tahding between Prussia ana
Austria.
ENGLAND.
The proceedings OF the English Parliament
are unin por tant.
Lord Russell, in acknow lodging the Tecep-
lion of the Preach note relative 10 savoy, 'oH-
defuned the course Of Frnnce
About 30 uGD volHsteers We're 70 oe ie'p"eu
nv the . ,,sen on the day the Persia sailed
The Prince of Wales was TO EN- bai Tor tan-
ada on The nth OF July.
The Britannia Cotton Mills, owned by the
Messrs. MagalI, near Manchester, had been
burnt--at a loss OF S75lUOO.
FRANCE.
In circular from the French Government
relative TO Savoy, France undertakes TO as
sumo the obligations of Sardinia's neutrality
during the present Instruction against the
Neapolitan Government.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. June at OftoH.-Sates Tor the week
of 62 900 tales. Abiding and lower qualities de-
cned I'D fair Qualities UNCHANGED holders
pressing stock on the market. / mere is goou ex-
port demand. The maTke. closed steady at the
following quo'etlons Orleans far ia middlIng
O. upi nds fair Z !; middlng 81. stock Ia port
i .SBs go palss including ia 900 American.
BrsafSfRgs.- Flour dutl and nomnally un-
changed Wheat very dull and pomnally I'M
changed Corn very dull; prices easier, but quo
tably unchanr ed. The weather has been unfas or
allie 10 crops but is raj her better,
PYeriSCnS.-Be duil with holders pressing on
the market Pork quiet and steady b aeon and
lard firm Sugar hrm. Coffee qnieE. Rice quiet.
Tea-ht'le inquiry, al prices weak,
Nara! SforeE.-ROsiu steady. Spirits Turpen-
tine heaVy At 23S. -.
, The mopes msFket IS more stringent, and mo-
ney rs IN active demand.
American securities are slow Ct sale, with prices
unbalanced
The bullion 10 the Bank Of England had in
oreesed E304 600
Consols gs1a a93k for account ex div.
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From Vera t'ruZ

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The schooner Emily
Keith, from Vera Cruz, has arrived. She left
that port on the 2lst nit, and brings the Mex
lean mails, bDt nothing laler than the Poca-
hontas. The u. 5. steam sloOp-of-War Brook
lyn sailed up the coast on the 20lh. Messrs.
McLane and Eige, on their return, will go
down 10 Campeachy, Laguna and Sisal. The
L. ). ship Savannah is still at Vera Cruz, aud
the officers and men ere we'll
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by BENZ. A. Moody, Auct'r,
lAACH star. VA
RY yERTUE OF 4 DA,aEE OF THE

RY yIRTUE OF 4 D..aEE OF THE
- County Court of Ches erfeid, pronounced at
the November term 1889 IN the suit OF Bottom ct
ais rs Hancocks adm ct ais. shall ex pose -
sale. at public auction, to the hi hest BIDDER in
the town OF Manchsster,in front of b J. s ger g
Hotel, az o'clock I. NJ on SATURDAY,. he 9TH
da, o. July, TRACT OF LAND, in the decree
mentioned lying IN the lunty of Chesterfield,
ABOUT 3 mics below Manches er. on The Peters
burg Turnpike, containing about fifteen acres, all
i'll wond.
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty FIVE dollars in cash
balance at 9 and II months. equal aym9nts. n
terest from day OF sale, and title retained until the
further order Of the Court,
CHARLES I. FRIEND. Con'r.
Sale conducted By BENZ. q. MOODY, Auct.
~
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BY Richard tauthorn, Auct'r.

CON AND CAkE.-On SATURDAY, the 7th
~ INST, at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse lot on Coun-
gu Chamber II Ill | will sci at auction inc ouns
Cow with her first Calf. The Cow gives two gal
Ions Of milk daily: is entirely gentle, and can be
HANDLED BY any child.
Jy R. CAUTH0RN, Auct.
SERGEANT,s SALE E. In pursuance Of an
10Th. 1860 and bv order of the Hustines Court Of
the CITY of Richmond. | will sell on MONDAY.
the 9Th day OF july. 1860. tthat being Cont day.
In front o the City Hail. at IL O'Clock NJ . for cash,
to the highest bidder likels MULATTO MAN,
named Richard Curtis, who was bv the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond on the 18th day Of
June 1860, convicted of hurg lary and larceny, and
sentenced t. be sold into absolute slavery
THOS L. DUDLEY,
jy 6-tds Sergeant of City of Richmond
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By T., Il, Cook, Auct.

OFiXTUREs. FUfNif53S. &c, kT AUC,
TION. On MONDAY. 10TH inst. at 10 Q clock,
will sell, at the store OF NJ. M0nagan, Esq., on
Fran kim. between 10 n and 10 stree Is, near Ola
Ma ket. the entire stock contained IN sad tore
CONSISTING OF large assortment Men s. WOmeA's
SHpIefs, NC
Tho above stock is entIreis fses',. having been
ti lard IN 10 SUIT the retail trade. ..ts often
ton OF the trade IS requested
At the same time Will be SO al the fixtures in
said store, consisting OF Counters, Shelving,
Lounges, &c.
rlSO-A lot of Household Furniture. embrace
ing the usual variety of well kept articles.
jy4 + B. COOK. Auct.
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Tf0ttius Match.
Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Fiora Temple beat
Geo. NJ. Patchen yesterday at the Suffolk
Park Course Time-2:22 55-2:2l -2:31 u.
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BY Thos. w. keesep, AuCt'r.
(OfIlce corner of 18th and Cary streets.D

CToCK OFCHiaA, GLssS AND EARTH.
- ENWARE, FOR SALE AT EgCTI0N.-
Having larger stock OF goods on had tI8- we
wish to move we shall sel Ut at our store
No 20 Pearl street. on tuesday, NOR ming, July
10TH commencing at O'Clock, and continue from
day 20 day until all are sold,j very large assert
mem OF
DINNER. TEA and TOT LET SETS;
Rich Cat and Pressed ,,LASSWARE;
WATERS common EaRCHENWARE;
phAEkh HOtO>, BLOCK TIN:
bHITENNfA WAhE, &C.. &c;
to which the attention 81 Hesse keepers, Mer-
chants and Sbopseepsrs ls p.fttrula,Iy requested
as the goods will be sold wi hout reserve ana great
bargains may be expected
TbRMs.-tor all sums under $50. cash; over
$50, four months credit, for approved negotiable
notes. SEQ. j. 81 MNER " q.
Sale conducted Ivy FHos. W. KEgsEE, Auct'r.
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BY Thes. w. Reese, Auct.,
(Omce corner 18th and Cary streets, }

1@nR, HORSES. MULES, ROCKA.
ffffttsttzelS WAY AND HARNESS AND FURNI-
y ~ ssz11...--h---.TURE WAGON. FOR SALEAT AUG
TlON.-WLl be sold on SATURDAY MORNING,
july 9Th, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the Hurse
Auction OF, on Council Cham Der Hill, several
Saddle and Harness HORSES; three or four good
~ UDES: one excellent ROCKAWAY AID HAIR
NESS; one URNIfURE WAGON. IN good OF
der. il 81 THOS, w. KEESEE, Auct'r.
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70
e " GODDIN Il APtERSON, Aucts.

rnGEANy SsLE.-Wlll he sold on . l.
> DAY, the 9th inst at The auction hoHse 81 t..
3. Cook, commencing at 10 o'clock. TO the ~ st
b dder for cash, 4 LOT of HI usehold snd kitcbeu
furniture. cunsistn IN part OF tlano 2roiss, Al
Chars, Carpet. Tapes ! Bed nd Bedutnz,l
bureau. / Washstand, EteSre, Rocking char.
a lot of Pa ntlugs, Ornaments, NC. to al Isfy
distress warrant IN harts IN favor OF " m v.
Ia, irr, Agent Tor A. Lyon. VS. John X. Martin.
JANIS |. BRAY. h q iur
iv 3-.ds THo.. q. DUpLkY, s. =. A..
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~O NOTICE.-havinga very large stock
on hand, and in consequences OF the very
large orders now IN the hands of the man.
" afacturers, and the extensive purchases
now DC Ing made bs hur senior partner in Europe,
So Sssu u s sss . sfs. .sssp My
hErtpEr III n, spyft Tins, i2te,e alri
!; s';ii !; 'i ~ lGss' ss;s'sst Ha..,' ~
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BY 70 Il, Lyne. Auct'r,

| ANDEN EFNhitG AvGNTY FOR SALE
- Al AuCTlON.--I am autho izsd by Mr.. J. B.
i'd to sell at public auction uDon the premises
on he loh day OF July. Of far; if not, the next
ia "a! Lhefeaiter,) a. the hour Of 1 O'Clock NJ
the + ARM upon which he resides. three ard
half miles below the city of Richmond. on the
new Contra Road eo4tainine 200 ACRES. The
large portion is cleared. and Veil adapted to the
usual crops made in this section, and is coiisdefed
especially suited tor.a mas het sarden. TIE far III
Is very susceptible of division, and in order to
sun purchasers of moderate means, it will be di-
Yded follows should the purchasers so desire
1t: one lot cCntali ing log acres with all HE I'M
pr1Femen s. coazistlns e DWkLLtfG -wnh
SIX rooms KITCHEN, NEGRO QUAR- Frs
arm. &c. Lots Nos and ; contain 50 a. es
each with fronts on public road. new turn
PIKE is about helng n AIDE. running along in irrnt
OF the tarm viii h will aid en- 10 the va ne OF
the place. Persons TesTins + purchase are in
vitf t. view the PREMISES tefore day of SAFE AS q
great bargain mty be had. 1t will be saown by the
owner lvlng on IL,
TERMS Literal. and made known on day OF
sale. For further informal aprl, to
20 b. LYME, Auct
" 0--tds Office Metropolitan Hall.
by BENZ. A. Moody, Auct'r,
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By Alex. Mott. aucpr.

FURNITURE. Dry GouDS AND GRO
CERIFS.-Will be sold at au .tion at m, st IRE,
corner of Main ard 18TH streets, on SATURDAY
ne X, the 7th Gav of July commencing at 10 o'cIk,
Il general assortment Of F FURNITURE.
DRY GOOl S.-Seve ~al invoices Dry Goods.
Goats, Pants, Vests Ladies' Hosiery, Mems Hat
q ROCE p r Swine. Brandy, Champagne,
Soap. Candies, HerriLgs. Tobacco, Cigars, & G.
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<zFIsk GREAT N DUtTI" IN
1EL4S PR OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
s1<@D'ze NEW YORK. Excursion TicSets b,
the magnificent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
trl2-gong and returning by el'her of the steam
ers. No extra charge made for meals Or state
room accommodations These tickets remain
them ample time to sojourn at tee North before
returning home.
Persons Wishing to see the greaS Leviatb IN
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily expe Cced
IN New York, can do so now ut small expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
eTs' gharves, ON board Of the steamers
Je 10 Us LUDLAM Il w iTSON,
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By Alex. Notf. tuct'r,

4 HGLS' aS6 SSifTcHEN FtGaNiifGsE
MULES. HORSES. cow s, &c.-Wiii be sold at
public auction. at Ntaaei's Spring in Henrico
county, the resItence of John III. dec d. on
No xDAI. July 9Th commencing al 10 o clock. all
ms Household and kitchen furniture, comprising
many valuable Articles mostly new. am III st
winch ls a fine lot of Beds and bedding. larse lot
rockerv and China are, fiiVef Spo ms Gold
and Silver Watches, ana rany other articles too
tedious to mention
Also The STOCK of Farming Utensils. Horses,
Mules ,tows, Hogs Provenuer,&c. Atter which the
arm VIII b. rented for thu balance of the present
year. with all the gruwlng crops tue con.
Trims u AIDE known on das OF sale.
WILLIAM Hill, ,d,
KOB''T \ POLLARD auhi 10.
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Err SUMMER sea EDUI.EO

80. SUMMER sea EDULE
eIEfa THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
t-sasarH-z STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.--The ROA-
NOKE, Capt. CoUeH, having resumed her trips
az ain, the three Steamships comprising this line
will run as follows, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaving
TERN JON. at o. CLOCK.
The IA MESIOW \, Capt. SKINNER, every FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o clock.
The RnANOKE Il, Capt CoUCH. every MONDAY
MORNING, at hour named IN saturdays papers.
EXCURSION IIcktTs issued by these Steamers
Tor The round trip Tor So Meals and State k DOM
accommodations included in this char4e.
PASSAGE 10 New Goik only $40, az no charge
Tor NJ eals and state Room accommodations
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
turning, to land and receive passengers.
je ats LUDLAM a. WATSON
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Dy UoddIn a Apperson, Aucrs.
THREE yALt 4nhn nIiIpinG LOTS

THREE VALt Anla. ntISDtAG lots
L AZ THE WEST END0r MARSHA J. 81
ADJOINING ELIZA, RSALE AT AUC1 lcS.
VIII be sold at auction, tbs prem. SEES On Il
DAY, the 9th July. ls6l, at oH o'cis, Il VI three
yer, handsome lots lccats d as anove: eaeh mont
ing 80 feet on the north side OF Ma shan al nun
n,ng hack about is5 f.. and bounded on tE0 west
10y Eba, tho late residence of DIR. Wilkins.
IERMs.-Uns- third cash; balance at 4 and \
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. aad
title retained I'LL last , ote is paid
e27 GODDIN Il APtERSON, Aucts.