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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
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SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
English OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Sicily
The Insult TO Mr.. Dallas, Ae.

ST. JOINS. July 3i.--The steamer Prince
Albert. from Galway on the gath inst. arrived
here to-day.
q Lord Palmerston had announced that the
dover tment had adopted the report OF me
com misstoners TO fortify the dock-yard ana
coast, for which purpose f9,~00uo is 10 oe
ysi,ed by ann uities terminating In thirty years
only l2.O0u0Un is required this year, :, l.
The transfer of the Galway steamer me
contract 10 the Canadian Company had been
cancelled
parlIamentary proceedings were nnimpor-
tant Mr. Bright withdrew the Bank supply
i,5rd Brousham had disciaimed any inten-
,,ou 10 insult Mr. Dallas by his "nigger'' re-
marks a. The Statistical Congress.
France is preparing for powerful inter.
ypniiou in Sioilian affairs, and has aotified the
other European powers.
The Naapolitan Ministry has withdrawn It's
YssIgnaIioB, The King having taken decisive
meas nTes 10 secure the adhesion OF the troops
10 he Constitution.
China adyices to the 5th say hostilities were
about commencing, II was rumored that IL,
4 Russians were marching TO Pekn.
LATEST VIA GALWAY.
LONDON, July V.-A telegram from Sicily
says GaribadI announces his Intention 10 an =
mex sicily 10 Sardinia.
The disturbances continue in Syria.
french troops Will ediatsly EN- bark from
NsTsellies. Toulon aud Algers TOR Syria.
There was IS. advance on corn yesterday.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, July % Cotton Sales Tor the week
ending me l9,h, OF 80 900 bates. Estimated sales
Friday. Saturday, honday AID Tuesday OF 70 COO
tsies market closing quiet. with holders oferIn
frees--orieans fair IN; mldAiing do 81; Cptands
far -, mdGling So stock in port .,2s' 90 bales,
.Eoiuding lI0,OO0 na es American.
B,taisfHfs - Flour Il IN with a partial advance
ri al. quoted at u Ss. " heat firm and adj
vspced i'd since ThuGsd4y-red los. 81 dlIs 3D.
corn dull and Sd. as. lower, market closing
sreader at 800 s0as for ye low, aid si134tss. Tor
white. $500, 80, - a.
Propi,toHt dull Lard slightly higher. Coffee
stead tugar hrm. Rice quiet
Ma! Sfprts -Rosin dull at Is, 30 a4s 3D., 1ur~
pfnrlne dull at Sis.
American securities dull and uncnanged.
t'nusols ga, ng3af
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Person wishing to send their
- daueh teTs to the Ashland Female Institute,
and preterrIng to have them board in private
FAM J. can be accommodated by applying to J.
PRYOR, whose ftmIly residence Is next door TO
the school. he sleeping apartments will be large
and airy, and no pains will be spared to insure the
comfort and happiness of those entrusted to his
care. For terms per session, address.
JOAN PRYOR,
jy 30-lm Ashland, Hanover count, Va.
kER HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS,
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests la
DER not excelled in the United States
H. ID. J ARKER,
NH S-Sm If. Ills.
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NEw YoRK, July 3I.-Cotton steady Flour
hrmer At s5H550 Wheat advanced l csnt-whIte
I. 40 red 81 30dl 81. Corn et-mixed 81 n 62c.
Fork drm-Mess 8 lSr l9 IS prime sI2 5oTl425
Lsrd h'm at lztlfl37Sc. Whtskey quiet At 201ac
Sugar heavy-Muscoyado do. Ga a752c. Coffee firm
and quiet-RIo l5Tl5i.o. Turpentine steady at
3 r3g,ac Rosln dull at 45c Rice heavy at 41s a
40
sales IN New York, July 10th, Of 81 600 Tenn 6's
!usa.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Flour hrm-Howard st.
$3.50. Wheat buoyaut-red . 20al 80. white
: I.30dl 81. Corn scarce and wanted-y elbow ~,
an advance of &c; white rs. Provisions ste adv
mess pork $50; rnmp sl5 Bacon sides l2c. Wits
hey steady at Gle
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From California.

ST. JosEPHs, Mo, July 3I.-The Pony Ex-
press. ten days from San Francisco, arrived
yesterday.
There Is no news of importance.
Gen. Harvey and stan had lett for the East
eTu : atcs.
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NEw GRANARY AND COMMISSION

hOUNE,
On Cary, 2d dlor beEOD 18TH Street. and nert TO
Flour Inspector former Office.
j. NJ o - itO + g A RI +, r.
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r MerchantD
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond.
ana the public generally that he has purchased of
the legal agent of Mr. Jas Thomas all his stock on
hand, such as C9RN, OATS, HAY, CORN
deal IN GRAM FEED, TOBACC0, tL9UR,
TER, BEESVAX, DRIED FRUIT, SC, pledg-
Ing every eH3rt to facilitate the interests Of
those who may favor the new concern. A contInu-
att IN of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission. to Messrs Wagon
Err. HILL Il ARCHER, VAN-LEw, TAYLOR Il Co,
JONES Il Co. RICHARD CAUTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
b. PRICE, Esq, Richmond Va.
jy 2S-3m j. MONROE CARTER.
MANIPULATED GJANO-We offer to the
VI planters of Virginia u MANIPULATED 8 u
ANO, prepared by us, anal, zed by Mess s. Mau-
pin and Tuttle, of the University OF Virginia -
The r report is very favorable. For further par
ticulars, see Southern Planter 1t has proved to
be one OF the most valuable fertilizers ever intro
iaeed into the State. We used 1t last Fall at
Strawberry Hill. and we refer to MIR. Adams. and
others In the nelg hhorhood, of said plantation
Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO.
Price S49 per ton.
2. s.-Each bag will be inspected by our State
fnspectOr. iy CIV
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BY Ro. u. Lyme, Auct'r.

FIFTY ACRES WOOD LAND, EIGHT
L MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON THE MIDDLE ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TON will sell, on MONDAY: the 9th day of
August, that being Court day, in front of Henrico
County Court House, at the hour of IL O'Clock.
fifty acres of Wood Land, situated as described
above; adjoinine the land OF M lies WI de and 9TH
eTs. The soil is said to be good, and the land val
liable because of the wood and timber of which il
abouIds. A more particular desctiptio will be
given by Mr.. Winston Jordan, who resides near
the land, to any person wishing 10 purchase
Terms Liberal, and made known on day of sale
au lids RO. r. LYME. Auct
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ ICs' INSTITUTE NOTICE To TEACH
ERs.-Propcsals will be received until the 18th of
Sept mber. for TEACHING the N.GHl SCHOOL
OF The VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
THTE, for the session of 1850 ana 1861.
PRoPosALs.-For what amount will , on agree tn
teach ali the Engiish branches, to a number of
scholars not exceeding one hundred ard nifty. and
oHhgate yourself 10 furnish two competent sssist-
ants, to be approved by the Commit ee-the ses-
sion TO commence on the first Monday night in
Octobsr, and close on the first OF March, Ave
months three nights IN ach week two hours and
half each night.
WI. MACFARLANE) NH,
GEEYY Y. AiSNpsEtRtssoN,t t Ceiam faseol
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Douglas and johnson Electoral Ticket In
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, July PA full electoral ticket
vas nominated by the Douglas and johnson
men today. William II. Polk and IL. M. Wa
ters0n were chosen electors Tor the State at
Lnr
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Keswick Depot, AbemarIe CO., Va
jy l9-2taw2mt W&SD


- 1AKMUUTH FUK SALE OK Elk.
- CHANGE.-l offer for sale. or exchange
my FARM, called Yarmouth in the county OF
James City, on the Chickahomny river and ar
mouth creek, which Is navlgable for the largest
acres of which is cleared, and has been mared
The soil is productive and easily titled. The i'm
provements consist of FOOD brick dwelling, 20 by
81 feet, two stories and basement, and the usual
out houses. Yarmouth Is one of the best stock
gam, or give liberal trade for city property For
particulars, apply to the subscr Der in Richmond
jy I'm h. b. W. APPERSOS,
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RBNAWAYS.


n $40 REV ARD.-Ran off this morn
al ing. NEGRO WOMAN. named LUCY.
-4tM She is about "a years OF age a muiatto, but
<EJVnot a bright one.t She will dOubtess at
-a>tempt to get to Richmond, where she has a
son at Mr.; VIM. Palmer's. The above reward will
be given for her delivery to me. on the " Brooke
Planx Road" near the tollgate; or deliver her to
no. b. LYME, Richmond.
y3l-ts JOHN A. PARKER
IN RAN AWAY-From the Carbon Hill
GW Mines Chesterfield county, Va, about two
hmonths since, MORNING, slave, belong
ing to Mrs. Agnes Segar, OF Essex county,
high, black, with smooth skin. He is supposed 10
be either in King and Queen or spottsyy AHA
counties, Va, or perhaps in this city: viii give
taken out Of the State, and delivered to me, at
my office, in Richmond.
Cor. Wall L. Franklin SITS.
jy 2-2w Opposite Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.'S.
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SCHOOL, CORNER 4th AND MAIN SIS.

MISS ELIZABETH l.. READ
Will open Il School at the above place. 18TH SEP
TENDER. 1850, for SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS.
She has had considerable experience, and refers
to Mr. :. +. PENpLRToN, Mrs. DIR. CHARLES BAR
NEY, Mrs A BRooK, and with confidence to any
of he former patrons.
TERMS. semi annually IN advaEce-SD 10 $50,
ccording TO advancement
Apply at Mrs NJ. G. PENDLEToN's,. 4th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail.
jy 27-lw
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The Plni in IeNns
Prince of Wales.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-Adyices from
Texas state that two abolitionists had been
hung for furnishing arms to slaves.
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~ -O-UIM EAecUtOTS OF IHoS. UOoFe Gee

80 ALBEMARLE LAND ron sA.E.-
49, The subscriber being unable to attend to his
FARM, on ACCOUNT 81 his situation. is desir-
rOus OF selling 1t. The Farm contal 1876 of
Land, IN Albemarie county. very compact, situat-
ed near the Central Railroad, opposite Keswlck
Depot, distant half a mile, and seven miles from
Charlottesville: AS acres of the Land Is cleared
and In good state of Improvement, as the present
well set IN clover, timothy, and other grasses
the crops, but more particularly to whea', toba Geo
and corn. Fifty acres are in woods oak and pine,
principally oak-Origlnal growth. There are two
never failing streams of water running through
convenient parts of the Farm fhe improvements
CONSIST OF a story framed building, contain
ing three large rooms; four smaller ones, suitable
for lodging rooms; several closets, pleasant pas
sage. two pOrches and a cool cellar, suitable for
keeping meats, butter, &c. There are all neces-
saIy out bulldlnss. nearly all new. having teen
bnllt In the last II months The dwelling has, this
last spring, been thoroughly repaired ard painted,
and is situated IN the midst of q grove of large
oak and locust trees The situation is a high and
healthy one, and commands beautiful view of the
cars when passing the South Mountains, and sur
rounding country. There IS a spring of most ex-
ceLlent water near the dwelling.
Possession can be HAD BIZ the purchaser any time
after the present crop is secured.
Any one WISHING to buy, will please call on the
proprietor, residing on the farm. who will take
pleasure in showing 1t. The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address,
CHARLES Z. TAYLOR,
Keswick EepOt AIhemarIe CO.. Va
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
yRg BATH C0gNTY, ViR G In


a9R9 BATH Hes o 5IfF' y fss'
~ FOR SALE.
thIa we'll known WATERING PLACE IS now
fierce for sale
1t is situated twenty miles from the Millboro'
Depot of the Virginia Central Ralrt al. and eX
cept that short distance has an unbroAen railroad
connection with the principal clues Of the United
States.
AS remedial agent in large number of the
most serIops maladies, for the relief of which per-
sons from all portions of the United States res IT.,
during the summer months. to the mountains of
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
tanned n reputation superior 10 that of any other
mineral water in the State.
The BUILDINGS for boarders are sufficient to
accommodate more than 200 persons
here are now upon the premises TEN BAT HIS,
constantly supplied with fresh water, from differ
en- springs, Of various temperatures from rs deg.
TO leo deg. Fahrenheit -
as the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing accommodations mignt be
increased to anv extent that could be desirable.
A more healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found.
valuable FARM of more than coo acres is at
tached To the Springs. and will be sold with them.
~ For terms, address ). GoODE, Hot Springs,
Va or THos. F. GoODE, Boydton, Mecklenburs
county, Va. s. GOODE,
THOS F. GOODE.
iy 26-H1m of or
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AIRS. BROOKE,s RoARpINGANDD

~ ~ hOtL--I ne SECOND session OF LntS SChOOl
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860, ana end the lst of July. 1861.
III the usual bran ,hes of FEMALE EDUCA
Tl0N are taught, the Modern Languages By ma
tire masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Painting. by competent Professors in each depart
msnt. he French Language will be taught by a
native of Paris. The growing necessity for tins
langutg In our country, makes il essential that
it shopld he taught orally for which reason II will
be the language of the school room, and as soon
as proper selection can be made. a French LADY
Will he procured TO reside IN the family.
class Will be formed In English Literature,
and the course of study wilt he thorough.
corps OF experienced teachers mine in num-
berJ have been engaged OF hers will be adued
should the exlgeHCes of the school require tn en-
REFERENCEs.-Jr0. X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
erai of Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof D. II Tucker,
MEDICAL College OF VirsInia, Richmond; Hon r.
NJ. 7. Hunter, Y. 8 Senator ,Lloyd's, Essex coun-
ty. Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, u. S Senator,
WInchesttr, Va st Geo Tucker, Esq Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandr a Va;
Rev. T. Y. Moore. Richmond. Va Rev. James r.
Graham, Winchester Va Tn mas Furman, Esq,
Savannah, ga; Judge n H. Marshall Charlotte
G. H, Va, CIncnatus Newton, Esq Norfo k,
Va Rev. Charles Fl. Read, Richmond, Va; Judge
James D. Hal, burton, ID. 6. OF u s.. Richm~ nd,
Va; Mr. " lillian Gr mt. Richmond, Va Mr.
4 BRAN Warwick, do; M Samuel Ay res, do Mr.
b b Smith do X. T Daniel, E.q., do; Colonel
Ihos. Ellis, do; Or, Robert Cabell, 60
For terms and other Iarticu ars relating to the
school, address II. j.. BROOKE,
Jy 81 duo Richmond, Va
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HALL.

,-,..,.n sea-. FEMALE SCHOOL.
within hall a Inlle of Frederick's Hall DEPOT. Va
Central Railroad will con,m ON the lst of ne xt
'' TERxs~per session Of Ten Mon iHh,o"ins'
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
Music on the Pianowith use of instrument, IS GO GO
rIencn Lansu age:, '...;......... 10 90
India Ink and Cray on, each. .......... 90
An accommodated end sxperlen5 ed teacher viii ii
:. S1fHah'L ke' Has sfRnP'
CORD0NsyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
~ Inc Fourth Session of this School will begin
on ihe 10th OF September. 1885, and close June 18th
The design of the School is to afford facilities for
the ACQUISITION OF thorough education, including
a.i me accomplishments usually taught in similar
Rev; D; b EwISG, A. NJ, Principal, and In;
Mrs; +: B Ewixe. Teacher of French, and As
Mr.. Jons PRosINGER, Teacher of Music, Draw
r. Miss BRrrY L. MILLER, Teacher of the English
Mrs. MARY E. BARBOUR, Matron and Manager
OF the Boarding Department.
Board per session of IL 10 months, including wash
s,zn Fhns ana every personal accommodato on
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, $50; High,
each sayabs IN sa aaa Se
other at the close of the session No pupil admit
ted for less term than FIVE months, and no deduc
tons except for protracted sickness. For further
REv. DANIEL B. EWING,
Jy l6-law6w GordoDsvie, Va.
SOUTHERN FEMALE l D>StlpnT
The llth session. of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST of October next, and close the
last day of July, 1861.
The Principal Will he aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made to maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School
N USlC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are un-
af sspeffS sfenGn is ys4 f he
RT f e ana N fEA h6Hitioh Ii IAA1
the b Pncpa rssts to the patrons Of the sGhoo
Bedsoe. Smith Coleman, Davis and Maupln, OF
| the University Of Virginia,
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course Of study terms regulations and fill list Of
patrons, to which attention Is invited address the
Principal, D. LEE POWELL,
Jy 2-dlm Box 81. Richmond. Va.
~ No. 13s MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
| Commercial Calcuiatlons,
The MODERN VOL I IAN "p' AHu
AStudents can enter this institution a. any
time, there being no vacation.
For PARTICULARS please call at the College, or
write for Circular.
J. w. REEVE,
VIM. FLEGENHEIMER,
jy l0-lm Principals and Proprietors.
DRAWING sCH0OL-For vacation tune, re-
- opened TUESDAY. the 10th July, 1860.
By A. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT,
Corner OF New and Fish Market. The more ad-
vanced DRAWING SCHOLARS Of Mr.. TIGHE's
school will do well to continue the lately (at schooU
COMMENCED exercises with the Brush In Indian
Ink and Water COl0Ts.
Terms-S200. monthly.
@TUESDAIS and FRIDAYS-9 to IL A. M.
jy Inn
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

fIaA NOTICE To THE PUBIaC.-The
GLLEN IA ~ EST0WN will Re withdrawn from
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice will
RRsP w snd hs ts
tInue on the r. ute hetween here aud New York.
TIE TGEsEAY sf5sTnGsn; 4. tSs RoANokE
and SATURDAY,. at r NJ; touching ii at i NoTfeIk
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40 steerage pas
Fare to Norfolk same as by the river boats
" 8-ts LCDLAM & WATSON.
TSx NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA.
49, 6t Eftt 3D. c sss 'ssa%eT c5T y
leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and satuT-
day. ats o'clock. A. M, and Richmond. Va, every
iy % I'm c. P. CARDOZo. Agent.
xE~- TnkOGGH TICkETs FkOM
sesSs oa H9 os ea T2 EAsTEERN =.
RGck, On TpA9 and TH tfasi I EEEN
o ~ Th the sDS fR
nsot win same steamer o oi HgonfNDA,YMoRNfHG
TRDRY EVENING at ooiocE. fhoA on ga
NJ Meals so cents each. no. HAsKIks.
-. :ssaa-SsRR 9gNo P3kTsMotTH eAENJD
IT'S PECK, Capt, Z, c. CLIFFORD, fitted UP IN a
to the above e Places on
next, I'd inst land regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter during the watering
P. NJ, arrive at OLD POINT about IL O'Clock
thence to PORTSMOUTH ard NORFOLK, and
folk at O'Clock, touch at POI tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about / o clock A.
NJ. Monday morning.
PAssAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk and
TRIP fSF e hhASS ON f. RHt g. h nA kNs
eN~ss SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
.E=z spN JAN Y bo KlXEF T3k 3 SER
H0RF3LR5TNhe est Steamers GLEN cove and
A Ths GrRN to t6v eoS csp pa9 Wn
@ s WIFI snd F FfRRHbs Sos
except the
NORFOLK at the same hour, O clock a. Nj, and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river
9Th The cU RTIs PECK, Capt z. c. CLIFFORD be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths viii leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at i O'Clock. and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'Clock and return each alternate
Gong down, the Curtis Peck viii touch at City
Point, Wilcox's, ClaiTmont, Grove Wharf, Old
MONTH SD PDn Rook %a
Clal rmont, Willcox's, City Point, and arrive al
Richmond about O'Clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, $40.
Passage on regular trips. either boat, to Old
to any given on any bOat-50 cents EACH
ie2-ts r. o. HASKINS.
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION Bust
~ + SS.-The undersigned have associated
themselves. under the firm and style of YAGER
L. POLLARD. for the purpose of conducting the
GROCERY, FEED AND COMMISSION BUSI-
in the city of Richmond, Va, and will endeavor
to keep constantly ON hand well selected stock
of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they VIII be
pleased TO offer to the puole very low prices,
and most respectfully solicit a call from their
friend and the public generally.
6. W. WAGER, of Richmond,
r. G. POLLARD, of King William.
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By L.. IL. Cook, Auct,r.

CURNITURE OF A GFNTEEL. BOARD.
L ING,HOUSE Al AUCTION On THURS
DAY, ID August, at 10 O'Clock, | will cell a. auc-
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture .embrac :
ing Sofas. WardIobes, E'egre, Tables, Chairs, Oh
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bureaus, Washstapd
Looking Glasses, Window Shades, Lounges, Fire
sets, orators, Safe sldeboard, Side and DIN
ing Tables, Dining Room Chairs and Furniture
generally. ALSO
The usual variety of Glass, China, and Crockery
Ware.
The above Furniture 10 in excellent order, hav-
ing been used hut she RI time.
A private sale will bc effected IL Application be
made before day OF sale.
TERMs-Cash Uy 81 L. b. COOK, Auct.
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k:i store, suitable for small family; Possession
jy $ iveR immediately ass Broad L; sSo Street
IA FOR KENT--And possession given i'm
III; medlately, the large and deslrably situated
R'AST0R r, corner Broad and 9Th streets. 1t has
an ample tasement, and is furnished with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one Of the
greatest thoroughfares of the city, It may lie re-
business Of any KIND. Mann sa vALENfNE or
jy 30-ts
~, STORES FOR RENT.-The advertiser
sd 5a srfffGs s cs s
part Of the city, and would receive applieations
f3r them i[Gm those in need Address IS
81 FOB RENT-The BASEMENT, corner
i 9TH and Main sts;, at present occupied BY NJ Z,
~ James Collins P1ssess9a siyen ist October,
" 10 Tu&Thts US Main st.
81 FOR REAT-A STORE and CELLAR on
i Man a gs street geta Apply to b. haEMI i
na afs most sF9 Ss.r, Gs
lss STORE on NJ ain street, at the corner Of Main
and Wall streets 9 recently ofcnped b Chas p a
CABELL, Office CABELL L SANDS, Main street,
over telegraph office. Jy14-ts
~, FOR RENT-sToRE and CE' LAR, on
ss;;: south side of Broad between Sd and 4th SITS.
" ts gwen at N Taos AR B. Sa 6
1eS ss and
carr and leigh reoeny a BY
Judge P. V. Daniel, decd. For terms, apply to
Me- 6 Elicit on Leigh ftrs'' asfI a. e to
- HOUSE And LOT Eoh sALA, a 4
E;H THE CORNER OF 10TH AND CLAY SITS
fI1 Having determine to remove to the county
situated as shove stated The Lot fronts 7a,s lee:
on Clay street. and runs back the same width l55
feet The Dwelling House is large, and was built
IN The best manner, Of the best materials. IL con
tains ten rooms, with FIRE places six large closets
with, cellar the size of the honsei There is on
Kitchen. Laundry. stable.
House, Wagon House, Smoke House. &c The
accommodation for servants Is ample. Every
room in the house has gas in it, and there Is
water in the yard and kitchen, There are cnverts
leading through the yara which carry off all waste
water. This property is located in q very desira
bic and pleasant Part OF the city for residences
and is within five minutes walk of the principal
business places, and free from the hustle and noise
of business. There are about thirty feet of The
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he
built.
TERMS will sell the Lot for mall part of TIE
purchase money in cash. and the balance upon
such time az will suit the purchaser. Messrs
GODDIN d. APPERsoN are authorized to sell the
above property, and will show it To any person who
may Wish to purchase it., and make known the
price and terms. JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
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