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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-17
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II 1890

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e@AnAseT see.ss e stats that NOT whsAnd,.g VI
WI 81 Aa. .sAssS M tsss.ss. os sssp..asa Of cs.rlo
D't silver fssaa T% v sfSf' Of
| ~ro x,c,,r., oAn only DO performed Ter
| TWO NIGHTS
MORT.
TO NJ BROW. SATURDAY.
rO:NiGaY. FRIDAY,
' R PsIsSsstaSI 81 sss b tsr the
| ~ FAREWELL BENEFIT
Y.'k tr oonsdersSs period Sss great rss:sa s'
On Saturday A' 'a''''l ssssTs Al Be for
w. wHLLAck.
orosox F yMsS. TIE JEW JEW; s,v..
III ss* : Is : ~
vi, X .s ssr Appearance Al ne Winter Garden xo.ds
THEATEH FE s.ESnE 4 IS st BH1ARws "a:
LIZ hokAk dur JEUsE hOANE PAuvRE.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or BROOKLYN.
THIRD SEASON l&s-sa
The s wS iT coscsRr
AT THE ATHENKUM
ON SATURDAY EVENING, keb. IR
At O'Clock.
who b. Iie,y sing for the last tim. ,n,r to
hsr eepArturo for Europe
Mr.. W. COOKE. Tenor.
sign6r MUZIO, Msestro
Who hss e1ressiy composed and dedicated seIrsT
Overture to this Society," which will he the orst
me upon ,h sion under ,hs deooa Of composer
hiuaself
Mr. TPEo HrsFELD iuc.or
ictss: may 10 obtained a. the usual places: -e'''
TyIKCus PROPERTY FOE s.LE ar AucTrow -,vy
~ entire e.sa attainment known the Joe Pentaud Circus
soLsistpg OF City Horses two Ponies IA baggage Wagona
bavd Carriage acye.tsng wagon Cx-risge 8ugxas 50
Harness. Canvass Sesm Properties Tfsppnxs lsrro
qsny OF wood and Cuts everything sppsy-
ariue first GLASS crcvs The Horses DO sean AZ "
McConnihes Hotel az miles from EAshlA n. H. tia
Manchester road The Wagons ard other property
spplv ing to JAMES HANSON Merrtmsct douse BnAtnu
where the whole establishment will be sold in o
ion SATURDAY, Feb Is at o'clock 70 see
Ct firm Of sOsi Shepard Terms day q
sale. :
D1rsBURo rREArRg-LADIRs AND GENrLv.
wishing engagements call upon Mr. Hends sen.
W HENDERSON, Manager.
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EMERALD MINES OF MUZO.
~ Tux CANADIAN CONVENIENT INVITES
PRoPosAIs FOB THEIR Letting.
Tia elrg contract for the letting Of the Eruera
Muzo belonging 70 tho national govsnmeD. exping the
M Of February, 1850 the executive hes deter
nvie proposals from parties wn the
ton and abroad who desire 70 sorthe nine Pc
positions must be addreeed and delivered under
Decton de Bautss Bosca" before - Of 18th day
Apd 60 CO which dte they wl he opeoed the
Of nc kccetry OF the TreeHy and Adjudicaed 10 the
bidder. No propos WIN admied FOE L q term thaa
years, &tt 100 annually. Undes tAs
oo.c the con actoIa w obtain tae erolusve privilege
working all the emerald min belougng to the republic Pay
to Do made 70 tho goverpent quarterly 10
The terms Of the contract Will be found advertised ia Fl
do Hueva York here the invitation Of the G,auadau
government has been published fun For further informs
apply 0ranadiAn C0uau les Pearl
Vice Consul. ~ Pine street. New York.
GyRKE ILBRARY--FHE APPRENTIoEg LyBR Ar
Ne <72 Broadway esabished ADD suppcrssd by tbs
ectey ef Mechanics and rrAdesaeu let
charge appresoes aAd ether young employed
meahA1tcAl 0coupafto0e-
Journey men nscAases eAohsrs somnsu sehoos stu.
tents and ysng In scss ke cot books pay.
dneu< Of dollar year.
A now catalogue has JUS besn published.
Free classes FIR instruction Ia drawing and mathematics
esanectsA with he literary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The recent aS<u TO the Roman Catholic Orphan Asyiam
IL Fin B4weep Fiy Brst and Fifty second
~bich resuitAd In the cesucon OF the entire roof
the IN appeal 70 the charity OF the public
and solicit the for restoring the edihce = Coz
diiou which ~i render suitable horne for the lts
whom the ordinary Of lhe Institution
more than snfcen to provide FOR ts simple
the calamity Of Friday last hes oecedls placed
Sisters Of Charity and Board Of managers embs-
raising position Former spuess h, have tsught them
eys far lees urgent hsn the
culaie ~hh ce,.y upon aosle and @uoidcen response
whenever the claims Of the o<phsns prseoed They are
in nerd rretch out their tiny hands FOR succ1
viii not be withheld
subscriptions may be sept 70
Tho Most Aichbsbnp.
Eo,bsr Elizabeth Orpnsn Asylum Fifth avenue
Sister Nary Franc.s Orphan Asy INN, Prince street.
Bugh Reilly. Eco, Treasurer, 1888 Bowerv.
Or to Any member ef the Rasrd Of Managers.
WILLIAM 81 AIRS v. o., ChairnAa
n j. O'noNrELI, Secretary.
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DyTrSBURo TREATRE.-LAnTEs AND QENrIW.
L wishing engagements call upon Mr.. Hendsf son
direct to hm at No les Bo~ery
W. HENDERSON, Manager.
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StObts, furnaces, &t.

sga- THOMAS NORRIS,
I'd No As SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
4" Would call the attention Of his friends and custo,
II want of PARLOR, FIREPLACE AND
COOKING STOVES OF THE MOST IMPROVED PAT.
TERMS in Twill do well to give cll)
selling cheap for cash Ill promptly attended
N. B-Please have your Stoves repaired while have
time. THE LEHIGH COOK STOVEi is the best in use.
THOS. NORRIS,
slS-Imh No. IS South Calvert street.
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PURVIS g. CO.,
BANKERS,
1872 BALTIMORE ST,
me " OFFICR,l
Bu nd sell, on commission,
STnNKS

DlOOhpj
BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES,
oour market in and Of other markets through
reliable correspondents.
Aso buy and SELL at lowest rates Of exchange, UNCUR
RENT BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TINE AND SIGHT
DRAFTS all the principal cities of the Union Make
Collections all accessible points with prompt returns
Receive money Deposit in uncurrent funds
and allow interest by special agreement.
Negotiate loans andbusness paper aus tfr
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IN sl2lfr THO J. CARSON.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES wanted by
sl2-tfr THO. j. CARSON.
eight AND TINE DRAFTS on all parts of
Cthe Union purchased by ~
sl2 tfr THO J. CARSON.
4 AND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD
lLby
sl2tfr THO. j. CARSON.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK for sale by
~ sl2tfr THO J. CARSON.
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Constance Motitfs.
BOOKS slsa Stationery.

MURPHY h CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
I've LISTERS, PRINTERS,
'-
STA TIONERS,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
str BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL E. TURNER
No: SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
LAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
- S0RFMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACC0UNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WR1
TING and LETTER PAPERS both domestic and foreign OF
all the most approved manufacturers
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY OF every description, for Office and private
use, viz: STEEL, PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
&c, &C. ~ -
Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
NAIES, &C., de- -I~-I
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER.
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do WELT fs22tf
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WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT.

This preparation is made from peroxide OF Iron and
Manganese In its natural state, it is of Redish Brown
sn ID combination with other paints gives all the browns
desirable more elastic body than other paints
II caves upon the surface glossy, unfading durable
TALL1C COAF not liable to become furnished land makes
fading paint 1t will not change coorby exposure
to the weather, and will endure climate without
ing or bsterngIwhie exposure hardens it, making in
time covering ALMOST AS HARD AS lR0N-protecting
wood from decay, and Iron and other metals from and
corrssion 1t mixes readily with linsed OIL and may be
used for all common purposes without finding
Painters will find this the cheapest, and most durable
for all outside work And for pruning under any other
Iaint, il is uneaualed.
For sale by the sole agents.
WIN. DAWSON Il CO,
m Tnmh ard grppt
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Iatnts, Obs, @!ass. Aps Stufs. TT.

saGHlS, gus, @lass, 4ps Stats, 1T.
EKTM. H. BOLTON, 4
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
GLASS, OILS,
On r hanh ps IF
&ae kSha Zinc gHSo4 elss sSs Db
Chrome, yellow; inseed OIL OIL Boiled;
Chinese and American Yer Patent oil;
russian oH Blue; c sanlHs5s and Ethereal Oil
Raw and Burnt U,uber Paint and vanish Brushes,
l y Selnnas; every description;
and every other article appertaning my business
ia,a. " ' '''l F1 INT IS D5EPog
HUGH BOLTON 4 CO.,
IL WHo assk d AEP B bETAIt DEALERS IN
heeps constantly on hand general assortment Of Paint
wiES Pnra Wb MG are ennneratsd IN part as follows
Lewis, snow White zne aSoT s!ss and bbls
Chrome Yellow; Boiled Iinseed Oil
Chinese and American ver-Patent Oil;
d. million Machinery Oil;
Refined Lamp Black; Copa and Japan Varnishes,,
Common Lamp Black; Paint and Varnsh Brushes
s Hsef1s y ya4Ris6; Nea's'oot Oh
And every other article appertanng business all
asl:tf - No, 81 MC5LDsEnr's WHARF
RALTTMORE CHEMICAL PAINT AND
~ FARNISH WORKS.
NJ D A VI ON co,
MANUFACTURERS,
, No. l04 LOMBARD ST.,
Beg leave call the attention Of the trade to their yariCus
brands of WHITE LEAD. Their BALTIMORE PREMIUM
LEAD they warrant equal to any the country and their
passed in quality.
They also continue the manufacture Of their well known
FAhNISHES, OF every desc pion.
Alum, Whiting and Chair "'
Copperas, Glue
iampback, Sandpaper,
Neatsfsot Oil, Spanish Rrown
Venitan Red, yellow Ochrr.
which together with their usual Paints they
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices MOTT
I'VE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALTF.
~ RES
5000 bbls. Clipped and ground DYE WOODS.
20 casks Nader, free from sand:
ITO g Bleaching Powders, high test;
100 N SODA Ash,
200 casks and Dbs GIU F., Irish and American
Acids, all kinds }Hond, CochineaI
Alum, lump and ground Lac Dye,
Bark, Pot and Pearl Ashqa
BIZ Crom. Pot Pruss Pot Ash
Blue Nitro, Pumice Stone,
BoraX, Paris White,
China Clay, Roll Brmstone
COpperas, Red Tartar
Cream Tartar Red Lead,
Sudpear, Sugar OF Lead,
Gulch, Sicily Sumac,
emery, Sal Soda,
Extract Logwood Sand CrIcibIes
Gum Shellac, Terra Japoncs,
Indigo Caracas, Verdgris
~ bengal, Whiting, &c, &c.
For sale by K. j. BAKER.
n.uII re South Charles street,
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9lIatfOtnt Stalss.
8tstaurants.
ELpON HALL RESTAURANT,
Nos. 7G and 7S
WEST FAYETTE STREET.

The liberal patronage, long extended by the public to
this well known Restaurant has induced the proprietor 10
make extensive improvements to his former premises nay
ing secured the ad joining p0pery-Ho TO- ON The east
he has transferred his extensive Culinary Department To
that building, making it distinct and separate nsn
of the establishment which contains
the dining rooms By this arrangement The heat arshB
from the kitchen, and the smell Of the o9SS
HALL is now rendered OF the best appointed comfort
able and convenient Restaurants IN the CITY r .b o,
The proprietor has completed ARRANGEMENTS Tor the com
ing season which will enable him to offer TO his customers
a the earliest possible moment, the best Of E a f.
AND RAREST DELICACIES OF THE SEASoN; ms IA
ciite for serving which, in the best sye now being most
complete. ,.-,-.a...z- ,o,, ,,ro-
cure their meals in private at EDoN HAIL. at any o"
of the day. ., -, -, .,r-,I NTH .
suit of elegantly furnished Chambers by (which the FRO
prietor is enabled to accommodate limited NUMBER
IN returning thanks his friends and customers for their
kind support during the existence &C ELDON HALL the
subscriber hegs to them that ne VIII encaVor 10 ue
serve their continued patronage. , ,rt,rx,
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Sitter d6lart, tsftpeIrg, 1T.
u EMOV VAL
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
~ And opened a new and beautiful assortment OF
JEwELRY,
We would be pleased to See our old customers
Give us call.
myl6tf WIN. BROWN 4 co.
ZINE WATCHES,
II RICH JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing everything that is new and elegant
Particular attention paid
the manufacture and repair OF Jewelry
ap3tf Sc corner Baltimore and Light streets.
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELD, BRO Il CO,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving extensive additions to their already
large STOCK oil GOLD WATCHES, which they offer to the
public at low rates. fes If
NETATCHESl WATCHESl WATCHESl
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1877 Baltimore street,
FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET,
Is the beet place in the city to buy good reliable WATCH
piece OF ewey, to have fine Watch repaired Watches
that went accurately before pronounced
tmekeepers, after passing through ALEXANDERS handr
formerly Of i. FIR FRENCH 1HHLi''
aul+tr Royal Exchange London
l. g oANEIKLD W. B. oANFIELD. J.. MEREDITH
CANFIELD, BROTHER b CO.,
" IMPORTERS AS5 b aEAATkEEERAAG III
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
mr26u Baltimore
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Sanktrs ann Rroktrs.

HlLDERSLEYE h WHITRIDGE
~ BILL AND STOCK BROKERS',
ST. 81 SECOND STREET.
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T' .
UNDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established agen
the following rstclass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ErNA INSURANCE co. HARTFoRD.........s2OOO 100000
PHGNIX INSURANCE CO, HARTFoRD...... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO, acknowledgements. 25OOO0
NEW ENGLAND ms co, HARTFORD........ $1,000
MASSASOIT ms. co, SPRINGFIELD.......... 25O,OOO
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, SPRINGFIELD. 100000
.FTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, HARTFoRD....- 100000
INTERNATIONAL. LIFE DO, LONDON ........ 100000
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
81 q Il
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The MarkelS

NEw YORK, July % Cotton closed STEADY. ssIss
ei 100 bales floui clot ed heavy sales OF % oy0
ha'tels: State s5d5I0; OHIO 5 rs as IS Southern
So 5005 90. Wheat clio Ell quiet; sales of IS 600
beshels, new Southern led s so; do white 81 IS.
Corn osed heavy sales oil - 600 bushelS M cd
IL GG2 Gems Pork closed heavy; mess & ie IL 10 ~
pG,ae SIP S0ati.2o. Sugar closed steady; Ausco-
ado 61o7a Gems. Coffee closed arm, sales of
90 Id on private tertAs! ioged quiet;
0t'esns - cen eplfits OF turpentine clbssd cat
az htaaDjz cents. Rosin clpsed heavy snd lower;
s.ee"t 70 bbs goat at 42tt ceItg Rec cilsed
Sales IN kes York July n Of $4,000 Wa 6's at 81
$500 do. at 81 u SIS 0eg n c. 81 at 9Sst. July -
20 go Tenn. &c 'sDt az soy; j 4 800 do. at y0ls
70 100 Va 6s at 90 20 To- DO. at yo5s and SO 0to
N. Co.'S at 26A4.
BALTlaOEE. Jul, 2s.-Flour quiet but stead, -
Howard itreet SIS 10; OH" auo Cats Al Ills So rs.
Wheat active at Alal Is for red, and 50 d 90
lII white. Corn steady al 6ia0oc. for white, and
,idI3e. for yellow PfavlSiuns active ard hrmsr.
.Oxc
PALADFLPHiA. July rs Flour is unchanged
SAFES OF old al Sc Is, aud new st 50 80. Wheat il
ouu-sass OF o 30 bushels; red 81 Joel 20; white
u Adl ~. Corn rs dull 1T 66aT cstts, Propi
Suns Ness ~ Eot Hams 1914 cent?; Sides IL :
sn>s eents Shoulders 10. eey Is Lad iS,s alse.
y 10 Wmskey Is steady al .l5sQ2-e.
at c,Hs!sAAL 5sts so Seste s, e aT a,
A!!4 MONEY IL IA TAR aesnand.
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" YARN Springs, June 2lzt, 1860. iy I7-.dtlOAug


y "A.
ALI..sslE-L This MOUNTAIN RETREAT will be
visitors. This place has advantages over any wa
terIn- place IN the VIrsinla mountains. nere is
sulphur Spring that has been resorted to for the
last half century, and It's virtue highly appreciated
t over the State 1t is second only t. the e leen-
brler White Sulphur Water. ae Alum Water
IS equal. II not SUPERIOR to any id the State, and
the Proprietor recommends il with perfect conf
1e""a. In cases CT Scr6fula, Chronic Iiarfhea,
DysenIeI: H"snausla, Nc, it has been the means
siclans wlo lived and practioeu III tSs neighhor-
hood, certify that they have used /. IN tAeiT prac
tee with hne eject years ago. The Chaly beete
waters are OF good QualIt, aud what is remarkable
these three different waters come out of the
ridge. all within The grounds. and within 2UG yards
of each other. There is also fine FFeestoIe water
plped INFO The grounds. Analysis of these waters
sent on application.
There will be fine NJ USIC for the BALLROOM,
and all the amusements found at such places The
Proprietor can only say that ne will continue to do
lids and pleasure seekers and nothing shall be left
undone to make their stay pleasant sGd agreeable
An experienced PHYSICIAN resdes at the Springs.
TERMs.-S2 per day. $40 per week. Private
contracts made for the season.
SFkIbLING SPRINGS Is the first watering
plsce reached by the line of the Central Railroad
from Richmond. Baltimore, Washington and
kynehburE. Visitors reach this place BY o clock,
I. NJ same day, by four horse Sta5 from Staun-
ton, Is miles, The road has been much Imrroved,
and the coaches on this ire new, just from the
~. They leave StauUton daily a3ttT tAe asfieal of
CaEsLEY KINNEY,
je U-1mf proprietOr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS North,

GoNCoRp, July 27.--This morning about Aye
u'clcck James NJ. v liams. a Merchant OF
Warren, y. Ii steppet up to Mr.. Wyatt and
mot him through tue Leart with Il revolver
He died instantly. Williams is under arrest,
The cause was trou!ie about an old debt
Wyatt was young n..n, aud leaves Il wife and
uHe child.
TROY, July 2r.-Harraon Sherman, 4 trus tee
of The village OF Waterford. Saratoga county,
New York, and Tackmas er on the Rensse.
lneI and Saratoga RAILROAD, was shot dead in
one OF the streets of that place. this afternoon,
by man named William Nanderwerken.-
The latter, who was intoxicated, ordered u I.
Sherman 10 desist from certain sidewalk i'm
provelnents near his premises. Mr. 5. cca-
tinued 10 DO his duty, when Vanderwerken
shot him III the breast. The murderer is In
custody.
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Visit of Canadians 10 NJ EsnI.

ST. LOUIS, July GA partf Of seventy
International excursionists compos ed vi men,
bers of Parliament, various public oGicers
members OF the press, prominent agricuItur-
iS's and others, from the Canadas, arrived
here this afternopn, aud visited some OF tho
principal objects OF interest The excursion
was projec Ell by the Illinois Central Railroad
IL connection with the Mich gan Cen raj and
other Western roads. The party leaves for
Iowa on 8 special train This evening.
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JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Son, Auct'rs jy II
COMMIss,YNshs, SALE IF vALUA.
J. X. YOUNG, Sohhs is.
H. Nj. HUTCHINSON.
JAS. NJ. fAYLok Il SON Auct's [iy I9-tds
NALUABL. FAtll a NDMILL CHts

VALUABLE Fan "a <DMILL CHEs-
y IERF FIELD C0MNTY: SEVEN MILES
S0UTHW EST OF THE TOWN OF MAN
ccRREEsTER TGGE1H HER WITH STncK
HOLD AND KiTrhEN FURNITURE. NC AT
TUESDAY the 18th day Of September CONNIE nc
INK at ii o'ciock, A Nj. the vauabie FARM. |, IN
seven mules southwest of the town of NJ ancheste
south SIDE Of the Mauchsster Turnpike. IN POGO
shock Creek, N the county OF Chester Ii sid, and
aow OCCUPIED by Mrs. Sc ah A. FOrloine.
IL contains $50 acres one half OF which nains
IN rlginal gTo4ih Of oak aud pine from 50 to d,
acres are of rich creek flats, aud one OF the best
meadows IN the county, which produces a large
quantity of has.
The Improvements are a good dwelling house,
N good order. suitable tor aTse faHi good ap
lie orchard. under good fence. divided in three
shifts, hes well, and has running water in every
shit good healthy neig borhnod, and line sprins
/ OF water convenient To all OF the houses.
The MILL has substantial stone dam, and is
n good order
II IL deemed useless to give further description
II the land, as Is presumed those wishing to pur-
chase Will view the premises. Possession will be
-Iven IN time TO seed a crop Of wheat IN the Fall
ana fui possession by let January, 1851 sooner,
II CesIred Mrs Foflone re sides Gu the faria snd
Ill have 1t shown 10 any person who may wish To
see IT.
After the sale of the farm, viii hs sold the entire
stock, consisting of Horses, Mues. Cows, /;
,fops, Earning Imp stnents, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, \ G.
TGRMs OF SnLE.-For the real esta.-. one fourth
lash; Is si"nCe at ]. and Years, for bonds
he personal property All sGms OF so and ander.
sash over that amount, ! .aonths' credit, for ap-
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
Jy ~ JAS. NJ TAYLOR n son, Aucts
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From Washington

WAeHINGTos, J uly a9.-Sr. Ppmbo, the New
u The treaty with The United States. tke orig
,a4l Of Which ..aS lost cylrboard Oct Ween AS
P'nWall and Uarthageua. 1t has been ratified
BY Granada. The Cbiriqu purchase, # DEEM
cd proper by the United States, Will be nego-
uated hereafter.
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E1IkE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE..

EfIhE kNSU kANSE.
L MARINE INSURANCE..
incorporated l832)
YHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURs
T. ANCE COMPANY.
sa- Once No l5I Man Street, Richmond. vs.
Capital and Surplus, 52S0.9D,
THIS COMP ANY has the advantage Of ttoenty- ssrs.
ysarS' experience in The Insurance bust ness, and
of that period needs no special recommendation TO
the citizen Of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in CITY and country, AID
Marine Insurance to ali parts of the world
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs managed Srudentiy, but literally, and its
rates are a. low those of any other good institu
ton. DIRECToYs:
W. l.. Covardin, J. z. Wadiwcrth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Eecrs, Geo ". Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, ThOs. Samson, Is. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, jno< N Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. Y. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. 4. Iuloes, f. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the Preside2t or Secretary, in person CT
ny letter. W. l. COWARDIN, President.
VIM. WILLS, il. Secretary. is 2-ts
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Warm Springs, June 10th. 1860.

GEORGE MAYsE. Esq.-Dcar Sir: Your note or
the 10Th INST. asking Inv opinion, tfofmed from
personal o0servatlon,D rs to he remedial effects OF
the w arm Springs as curative agent, is to hand,
ana 1t affords me pleasure to Say. In reply, that
have cen advising their use. fer Yaricus diseased
conditions Of The system,wIth the happlest results
Tor the last els Years, us a reslaent physician.
When t1ken late 7nally. the dIuTetlc anti
acid and aPefleEt, acting most happily IN CCnsti
pauon of the Bowels IA Rheumatic and Gouty
Dtatheses: Lumbago, Soeatioa and kindred DIS
eases, their good fleets have long beeu known
and appreciated. For the of Dy spe pGi}s, re-
gard 1t rs one Of the ost valuable remedial
agents Functional Derangen eat of the Liver,
Enlargement OF Spleen, Secondary syphilis, Pa
rails sis, and some diseases peculiar TO females
have all been relieved from the Of these
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
A u. MCCHEs NEY. NJ D.
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- OATS, GROWING CROP OF CORN, PLAN
FATiON UTENSILS, &C, &C., AT AUCTION
Will sell at public auction, At the residence of the
IA the Deep Turnpike, IN TUE8nAY, the slst
Jay o. July, AZ IL O'Clock, two valuable youns
MlltES, well bTukei several excellent Nj lLN r.
cO"S; crop of OATS. supposed 10 he alb. Vt 10 Coz
ii?nnts; greStnS crop OF CORN PLANTATION
And immediately after the sale of the personal
property, will rent opt ths FARM for Inc ensuing
ear, with privilege "a sowing crop OF small gram
The iarH cQItalas l2 acres o. laid, and Is lald
II into three q. four shifts, ard is said to DO yer"
productive. and from its pToximit, ~ the cur,
doubtless will be very profitable. Th- ~, p,ovs
nents are sufficient for the scccinmodation Of a
moderate SIZE family | b., authorized in .f ~,
nat u desired, the person who rents van have
'cnsesston i!Ip ~aIateiy.
ikkSS made known on ~ Is sale.
- -o-tds 20. Il. LYME. Auct,r