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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AN ENERGETIC PART.
with cash capital II 1900 81 600, " take In
terest ns class exhibicn Apply, with real 70 A.
I. r., Herald once.
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The guarantee mus be ssconpaned with the cert
Of district sorney, district Judge. ss
ng that ne acquainted with each OF the sxnns The
them be Of sneieu property TO
good the above guarantee.
The proposals and mus, b scaled up and directed
endorsed "PruposAs For Pacific Telegraph -
H~~~~ tl.
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GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A Ladies and gentlemen the full value for them
and anteed be humbugged by false
tenders From ~ to $50 apiece for Dresses from TO 81 for
Coaa from 81 upward For Pants and vesA The highest
prices paid Furniture and Carpets Please
call Harris No l56 Seventh avenue, between
Twentieth Twenty Ladies' attended by Mrs
HarIin.
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% Ut Wts n WI. ITls 70 IU - :.
81 o Milwaukee Horizon RR. per la mts bonds
sO la Crosse and Milwaukee, RI per cent ist nge BIDS
A. $40 Mooile 4 ohtr RR. . cent INCOME bonds.
10000 Trevefton Coal and RR. lat mortgage bon n
Next regular sale Thursday July 49, Regular auction
Stocks and Bonds every Monday and Thursday,
every day whenever required at l26 oclock % he stock
81 William pxeet Merchanis Exchange,
desired Stocks and Bonds bought sold private sale and
at the Broker Board. ALBERT II. SICOIsAY,
Auctioneer and Stock Broker
No. 50 William street, Wall.
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DARTIE~ HAVING STOCKS OF GOODS or ANY KIND
that hey auction private sale, will be
~eived hy Responsible doing business 10 large south
ern Please sdires for one week X ~ y, boz 2s6
CEooND HAND MACHINERY AND rQots-LArHEs.
- PlanersI Drillne Machines, Seem knrincs Boilers,
dee hangers Grcuar and Jig sawr Anvls Wees Bellows
9s fe .Sd "a W.ssr nsuu.rsur.r a. orn
THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEN's ROMAN CATHOLIC
Bcnevven Associative "A special nnssurg 81 his A~ssi
aen win held ,her o ruedsy evenng ncx July
". Mso'ciock funcsuai a'sends5ss rs2p,rs ~ order
u. W. o'H.usaAs. Beecriirg Secretary.
xlyIIIIANs A Cos-wIGs, foUYEEs AND HAIR DYR;
w private rooms for sppyin6. ~ Broadway, corner q
hey street
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and .soSas fSr Ss By s. j. G. oosRoY 8 rusoa sTsss
U K0EALERs Safely Horses Head Gear
Reason - oT H aSDasS sHY1xa.
The I'd hereby inform the public soi sy , ns I've
Ss ss ss s Ssooa
fIish,sHea may BE- prevented By this ghy ns,ssas Sgs
nay ossss every
ss u s. s su n "a II s.s
% them sS na y % Sss sad II
ns Pee a. q ss R. s e ~ s
the hab Of b ins q b. The Inventors wish % d
G as ps1s Issi ef i1s '
near Ross, firm % " N. ana from ! TO r N ID.
IMPORTANT TO noRsEMEN-CRIB BITING IN HORSES
sesa.y susssr'esr being about 70 give up
dollar recipe for the above which he has used with
cases submit 70 his e.nsn and increase the value q the
U pr Pss ae css
ham -Four Corners, Coaabia county. n. Z. 80 ~
mn, SSsssnsd hassnS psssussS hs Hand
s ssa S G. ysi u %
Cni selling o. a'as re- X sn1ss Rsss ana roc
mark and date ef patent placed thereon $40 vrcv \
jrnsEr crrr, July !, 1850. r.-1I, a ~.
usS and every dsscrip lon q frsworf for Land or SEA
ass may be had At sAo'' notice z sadss + JbLEY
-.l rf1a1l No. ~ Maiden lane. New York
THE AMERICAN sOLIDIFIED MILK. f. - =.
Prepared tho richest mix OF the best datrtos IN
Dachess county New York s the only way TO
milk In large cities The medical profession report a. inva
poison sold milk As win keep for years In any CD
mate Indispensable fer travellers officers OK and
navy those living In hot climates or at the South For
sale various sed packages enclosed for transportation Ut
'A' Nc AMERICAN sOLIDIFIED MILK COMPANY,
Is Liberty street, two doors east from Broadway, n y
XTAPOR BATHS SULPHUR BATHS IODINE BATHS
Infalhble remedy for Rhcums'lam, Mercurisl Com
plants Colds and Cutsneous Diseases To CARR0LLS IS
BIeecker besween broadway and Bowery the most
fasdous may resort obtain health clean baths and si
ful rSAmsn.
IN OOn PER MINUTE.-TO CAPITALISTS, MANU-
lU.UUU facurers, &c.-The most simple and perfect
Machine for cutting brads shoe and dnishng na model
Particular apply 70 Z. g. HALL. l93 Prince street
CLOTHING, &C.
GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING,
"a Furniture and CarpesI continue paying the highnQ
cssh for The above named articles without pull OF
kumbug Please call address o. AiSH SID Eighth
nue. between Twenty xh and Twenty seventh sreeA La
dies ausnded 70 BY Ars Aiah-
GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING
IA Ladies' and gentlemen ave the full value them
and 70 be humbugged by some false
From ~ $50 apiece for Dresses from s. TO $ for
Coas from 81 upward Tor Pants and Vses The highest
prices paid for chdens Furniture and Carpets Please
twentieth twenty Ladies attended BY Mrs
HarIis. .srra ..r.t.-rf. r-rr-..-1-
A GOOD CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A their cast on clothing into cash and hum
The highest price paid for Carpets Furniture and jew
ery. Call address I3i seventh between Nine
teenh and Twentieth streets Ladies' attended By Mrs. E.
Business transacted Saturday,
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

A RESPECTABLE MAN DESIRED Az PARTNER IN A
"A very extensive commission business good opening for
young of small capital to build up for himself honor
able reputon and prominent position he will be associated
with parties Of the highest especaby Can refer 10 large
number class citizens and the best references
viii he required. Apply at i7s wavery place near Ham
nond n
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~ MAGYETIC TELEGRAPH.
alabama Democratic Convention.

MONTGOMERY, June 6.--Second Day.-The
National Democratic Convention elected the
following delegates to Baltimore delegates
at large, D. c. Humphrey, S. c. Paisley, ".
@. Winston, j. j. Sicbels, r. \. Baker, John
Forsyth, 4. ". Hillard, and ". Garnet :
and also twenty delegates from the several
districts.
The Seceders' Convention adopted the ma
ioritv report Of the Charleston Convention,
and elected delegates to the Richmond and
Baltimore Conventions The delegates from
the State at large, are S. Lyons, \. b. Meek,
y. ". Paine ". L. Yarcy, ". IL. Brooks,
P. D. Smith. l.. p. Walker, l.. Lawler, be-
sides - district delegates.
The Convention adjourned sine de.
SrcgDERs' CoSyENrIoS.-Mr lancey had
tie noor this morning, and spoke in favor of
the majority platform. Mr.. Gardner, Of
Richmond county, followed i'll favor Of the
minority report; and Mr.. Cobb, OF Washing
ton city, closed the debate.
All the speeches were able, and many elo-
aucnt. The vote on adopting the minority
(Charleston) platform, stood-yeas -, nays
800. The majority platform was adopted by
q vote Of :zGS to II. Mr.. Gardner entered Il
protest against the action Of the Convention.
After settling some unilnrortant matters,
the Convention adjourned sine die. 49,,
The supporters Of the minority report, ho'd
q meeting tonight 10 consult as 10 what
course they vii! pursue.
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{. c. Z. &. T. A.
HUNNEWELL'sE UNIVERSAL
COUGH RIkEDY,

For all TArout and LAT Complaints, .tIion.
Common Cough$ to A tal Consumption.
UUNNEWELL'S JUS LIZ CELEBRATED
II TOLU ANODYNE, &c natural and svrs
remedy for all Nervous Co; 'laints, from Neural
gia through all cases wher Opium was ever used
10 that OF Delirium Trelneis, and the couuon
chief cause OF disease, the Loss of Sleep. Tie
Tolu Anodyne though containing not particle
Of Opium, produces all tho requirements Of ana
may be used in all eases Wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, saa
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, Greed from AL
the common objections Of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea orp-pStraton, may be considered
the common enemy to all Thg"a: and Lung Corr
plants, ana used with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking
all To court from prcpf:e;"Is or friends the MOS
severe investigation OF both Remedies, aud reaa-
ing Of our pamphlets 10 be :ound with all dealer.
and more particularly to purchase only Of those
who can be depended upon, We wait in coGclc&ss
the decisions OF Patients and Physicians.
prices within reach Of all
General Agents.. W. HUNNEWELL i co.
l. Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEOGuL
HUNNEWELL, l45 Water street, New York.
Under The special supervision of JOHN l.. II / =
NEWELL Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Bos,y-.
Mass, whose signature covers the corks Of tic
genuine only, and to whom address all comm1cA-
cations. For sale by all respectable dealers ever
where. PEEL x STEVENS, Agea.,
And by all dealers in Alexandra.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY T. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
[ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY oF
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, ON THE A. L.
II. X. R.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria County, in the suit os Eooe,
Guardion vs.. Hardin and others, the undersigned
will, on the 23d Of June, 1860, at IL O'Clock, in
front Of the Mayors office, in the city of A!exan-
dria, sell al public auction, valuable tract coa-
tanning about 240 ACRES of land in tho County
of Alexandria, of which Lauriston B. Hardin.
esq, died seized. This property lies about seven
miles from Alexandria and five from Washington
and Georgetown. on the road leading from ! ais
Church" to the Little Falls" and on the klexau-
dr:a, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, water
station being on the land. The Improvements
DIS consist of good two story brick DWELL
e. ING HOUSE, a barn and ell necessary out
houses. The proximity of this farm 10 tie three
markets Of Alexandria, Washington and George
town, the character of the land and the lealh!ul-
OF the location makes it desra bic residence.
The terms prescribed by the decree are One
tenth Of the purchase money III cash, and the
residue in four equal instalments at g. u, Is spd
Il months from the day of sale. The deferred
payments to be secured b. the bonds OF the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day Of sale, and
retention of the title until paid. If desired by
purchasers the property would be divided into
two or more parcels, and plat thereo. will be er
hibi,cd by the undersigned.
NorE.--As the proceeds Of the sale will for tia
most part belong 10 infants, it is probable that
purchasers could arrange with their guardians for
extension of the time, to d large part Of tho
purchase money. |. LOUIS kIS2ER,
my 2"--eotS Commissioner.
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SOUTHERN NANUFA CTIRE.
Reaping Moving Machine:
FOR 1860.
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

TfIHE SUPERIORITY OF kIRBY'S AMER
l. ICAN HARVESTER, over all otheEs, will
become obvious by looking at its several
superior points in detail, and then considering
that all these separate eXccllencics arc combined
in one MACHINE, in the mos; simple and eflcc
tive manner. In some of these cNceencies it is
entirely uncqual!ed, and in moEe OF them is it sur
passed While other MACHINES may equal it
in som: Of its desirable qualities, safely
say there is not another MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE ENCELLEN-
CIES that arc found combined in kIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We woul! call the attention Of Farmers TO the
following facts:
|. That-rhis is the most perfect Combined
Mower and Reaper III use; better than any single
mower a. :: mower, and better than any single
reaper rs reaper.
. That--It is the strongest and the lightcst; be-
ing made entirely of Iron, except pole, seat and
platform. The tnger-bar is Of wrought angle
iron, Of great strength and lightness.
5 That-It has a Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
" separate the cut from the uncut grass and with
out leaving the cut grass il lunches.
4 That--IT REQUIRES oXE-THIKD LESS Draft
THAN Any OTHER MACHINE.
} That-NO PRESSURE Is MADE rPoS THE H0R-
S&S' aacKS. AND 80 SIDE DRAFT.
i. That--ltS ability 10 work Oh rough ground
is not eQua!led by any machine YET Produced
The tipger-bar working up and down, iudepen.
dent Of the driving wheel. enables the machine to
90 through deep burrows and bitches. among stones
and boys, over knnils aud gopher hills, where no
other machine could follow il. 1t will work from
, to IS inches high.
:. That--lt can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
S. That-in both moving and rcaping, the po-
siions of the driver and raker are the most conve
nicnt and easy, enabling them To do their labor
with but little eycrton.
9 That-Whilc the machine is in motion the
driver can, b. means Of lever, throw the cutters
out and into gear and by another lever he can
raise and lower the finger bar 10 pass distractions,
or move from field to field
10. That--It is easily managed maryelously
simple well built, compact, not liable to get out of
order made Of the best materials, Babbet, metal
boxes, and IS furnished with double trees, neck
yoke and extras complete
We woi;l.! request all those WHO are in want Of
REAPER and MOWER, TO send for Circular
descriptive Of the MACHINE, &c, before making
other arrangements The MACHINES are in ali
cases warranted 10 give satisfaction, or no SALE
Manufactured by d. NJ. OSBORNE Co., l45,
Pratt street, Baltimore. Address
KNOX & BRO. General Agents,
ap 2S-ea2m for Alexandria. Va
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caoraia nemoaratie Convention.

MrLEDcEvILAG. june 1.-The National
Democratic Convention met here last might.
jude iIamcr was chosen President, after
which resolutions were adopted reaiiirming
the Cincinnati platform, declaring The r!ght
Of property in slaves, and iaYorins the bred
Scott decision. The Convention nominated
a full delegation TO Baltimore, ana FOR the
Safe at large, judge iiamer, Gov. johnson,
James Gardner and \. II. Chapel. Thirty
counties were presented by one hund red
delegates. After harmonious session, the
CunYcntion adjourned.
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Now York Cattle Market. June 6.

market for beef cattle was dull and heavy
..r.r,uencc ii an increase in the receipts Of
ID I'm heal and prices recedcd fully half a cent
'i nall the better grades; the range was from
IL uf>. but the general ruling prices were s. IL
,..ng,. Muca cowS We're steady at unat'ered
.,., Yea! calve, We're IN abundant supply, anu
,ss g,4raet ruled exceedingly heavy at about pre-
- ratr,. Sheer aul lambs were III request al
'''o.'....,'S quotations. Swine were III Increased
- - ana the market was dull at reduction in
-.. If onc-ei-;l;a 81 centper pound; sales We're
II,,Ia =. j. T. i! cents.
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ROLLINS INSTITUTE,

YfIIIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE
/ for Young Ladies, will open on the 9TH LAY o.
June, and continue 10 the S.h o. April, l3fQ--ten
months.
The Board Of Instruction and Government cor
sistS Of six gcntoMcm ana three ladies' and tha
course of Instruction embraces Eight Depart
m=nts-?he English Language, Ancient Lam
guageS, Modern Languages, Mathematics, Aatar-
a! Sciences, Mental and Moral Science, History,
and Music. Ornamental branches are also taught.
The accommodations are ample and elegant.
and the extensive grounds around the building.
beautiful! and attractive, inviting to out door ex-
erc;Se aud afording the finest opportunities tor II.
Holding the entire "Botetourt Springs pro-
pcrty, whose medicinal waters are widely and ia
vorably known, and en- Toying delightful su!nmer
climate this school opens its session in the SUN
MGR season, and thus secures double advantage
the lighter studies of the earlier part q tho
course are thrown in midsummer, and the pupil
are engaged in their more arduoaS and difficult duT
ties during the winter. An experience Of over ten
wears has demonstrated The excellence aud utility
Of this arrangement.
For board aud tuition, in all Literary
branches, per session Of ten months....$l5J OF
Music and use Of Instrument ............... a. %
Painting from $40 to 40.
Payments half in advance. and half NJ the close
Of the session,
?. 5. This Institution is nine hsnrs' ride from
Richmond, and twelve from Washington. Daily
communication with the South Western States.
Pupils will be mot at Bonsack's Depot.
CHARLES l.. COOKE, Supt.
Botetourt Springs Roanoke Co., my 9-eo!m
TOR SALE Or RENT.--The well known Fish
& ing Shore on the Potomac, called GREEN
WAY, in Charles County, Maryland, immediately
opposite the White House. Said Shore has been
fShed for the last twcntv-sS years by CorD!n
Cooley esq, and the late J: I. Sullivan. In con-
sequence Of the recent death of the last named
gentleman, the Shore is now for sale or rent. The
houses are all in good order for the comfort Of hs
fishermen, and taking of fishing property
The length Of time it was occupied by but two
tenants is sufficient Recommendation For further
Information, apply 10 the subscriber.
LOGAN BRANDT.
Mitchclrs Station, Culpeper County, Va,
ortoC C. G. SMoOT Il son, Alex'a., Va.
ny 3l-eolm Bali. American-eolm.l
A LHEMARLE LAND FOR SALE within SIX
miles of Charlottesville. and three OF Mon
ticello, turm Of 1883 ACRES OF LAND, IN
fine state of cultration-with elegant improve
rnents-eyery thing necessary for comfort ana con.
yenianee. 4 great bargain will be sold. $5,0eo
cash will be required, balance from one 10 zen
wears, with interests good manager will meet
the deferred payments from the farm. Apply 10
B. G. FLANAGAN.
Charlottesville, my 24-2aw4r
oOO BALES prime Timothy HAY, just receiy-
CUU ed per Railroad, aud for sale by
ISAAC PAUL,
ny 30 cor. of Union and Queen.street..
YNAR.-26O bbIs Tar landing per Schr. Jamaica,
i from North Carolina, for sale low by
is4 WHEAT : tso,
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It is no lonsa: questioned that these Machines
are the best in use FOR Family Sewing.
They make upwards Of G.teen hundred stitches
minute, and will do the Sewing Of Family
cheaper than Se:!nStress can 10 il, even Ii she
works ut the rate al one cent per hour.
Is there father. husband or brother. in the
United States. who will permit the drudgery of
hand sewing in his family, when Il GROVER i
BAKER MACHINE will do ii better, more ex-
pcditioasly, and cheaper, than can possibly be
done By hand!
4 list Of the persons using these celebrated Ma
chimes, ia Alexandria, can be had upon appilea-
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MarYlapd Editorial Convention.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-The Convention,
composed of Editors throughout this State,
reassembled this morning, ut 10 o'clock, IN
a room over the american" Office, and was
called 10 order BY the President, j. Ii. Van
derford. .Jr.. Of the Cecil democrat" The
officers of the "uuion" were reelected for
the ensuing wear, rs follows: President
]. II. NundcrfJr,l. Jr., Of Cecil 'Democrat:
Vice Presidents Gel. }. Pickett, Frostburg
"Gazettc:" G. II. Wilson, Marlboro Ia
zetJe:" Sccretary-John Schoie'd, Patap>co'
'Enterprisc;" Trcasurer-J. ". Downs, st.
Mary's Beacon
Ga motion, a committee was appointed to Sc
curc m Orator to address the Union AZ Its
annual meeting, at Cambridge, on the first
Tuesday in June, 1861. The Convention
then nd iourned ~i,te de.
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New HAMPSHIRE Legislature.

Concord, MI, June tth.-The House or
g.ni2ed today by the election Of the kepob-
lean nominees ln;dc IN caucus last night.
Resoiu3iuns were adopted in the House
authorizing the appointment OF committee
70 consider what legislation is necessary 10
proven: the spread Of the cattle disease.
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Rev. J. S. Ha.deu's Case.

TRrxrox. \. J., June G.--The application
fer q writ Of error in the case Of the Rev. J.
(, Harden. which Was set down for this
morning, vii! not ho made before Tomorrow
morning, wien the matter wil. coae ietorc
Chancellor Green, in this city.
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G. @ ID L. z z c I i L.
The Msrkets.

u,u,pr. June Flour dull, but steady in
bAD lizard street and Ohio Sj.15. The wheat
Pr'% dai: red is held at 1909 1869; white Isl
n EtsS, Corn is steady; yellow t9@I2c.; white
G.. Provisions are buoyant; mess pork
Jig -. ramp do. Sl1. Lard is steady at Ike
Tbjskey quiet.
vp,y YonX. June Flour is steady; State
,.2&E.s5.20: Ohio 95.s00l $500; Southern So
800: go 81 Wheat i firm. but quiet; Southern
g., l5oG, l6uc. Corn is firm: mixed 62@6+e;;
, n"',> yellow IL! k. Pork quiet and unchanged
@y;,y' is duh a, 2l!c. Money is plenty on call
"', VIZ :, q. Stocks are dull, but irmer; Va
III. No. = 81.
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HAEiNG DETERMINED 10 remove to Tea
4 4 nesSee. will offer the remaining portion a
nay farm containing 6S3 acres of land, on Tpfaog.
the 2lst Jane Meri. There is about 240 acres in
timber, the remaining portion is finely taken IN
Timothy, Clover, blue and Orchard grass, except
one field which is now in corn. There is ahoGt 50
of bottom land-it lies on the Rappahsnnock
river and joins the lands of Mr.. Charles P. ChiI.
ton, Col. John NJ. FAINT, VIM. II. Gaines, and Others
lis well watcred with never failing springs, OF
best water in every field. 1t lies in the county %
Culpeper, within four miles of the Warreutoa
Springs: twelve miles from Culpeper {. H.; tic
same distance from Warrenton, and six miles from
Rappahannock Station, on the Orange ana Alex
andr!a Railroad; about 4j miles from the !9tteC
place. The improvements are good, and consist OF
~. a stone DWELLING HOUSE, with eight
III rooms and four closets, good Sranery and
Stabng for twenty five horses, corn houses, ktcn-
en-, servants houses OF stone, overseers house, lce
house, smoke house, carriag ehouse, &c. There sro
also thrifty young orchards of 200 trees, Of selected
fruit now bearing. Ny terms are one-thigd cash,
the balance in eight annual instalments bearing
interest from the day of SALE the deferred payments
to be secured by deed of trust upon the land.
Possession given for following purposes when de-
sired and full possession about tho first .! sep
TENDER. We deem it unnecessary to give aay
further description, persons wishing to purchase
will call and view the premises before the day o.
sale. Persons wishing TO view the premises can
be accommodated with conveyance, by addressing
the subscriber at Slillyiew, Fauquier county, va.
THOMAS 4. KEITH.
Fauquer county. my wits
SP0TTED TAVERN FARM FOR SALE
- The subscriber will offer public sale, On the
premises, on Wednesday,, Tic 18th day Of Augls:,
this well known FARM, lying in Stafford County,
on the Warrenton road. The Farm is all under
new Fencing, and in a good state of cultivation
two-thrds Of the Land being covered with Cover
and Grass.
If the Farm is sold ON that day, there will then
be offered for sale all the CATTLE and other
stock, and Farming Implements, on the pren!scs-
The Overseer will show the Land to any per.2a
DESTROYS of examining it.
FRANK F. FORBES
Stafford County Va mt:24-wts
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THE CAMPBELL'S ARE COMING.
LIBERTY HALL

FOR ONE NIGNT OSL ] !"
FRIDAY Evening, JUNE 9th, 1860.
MRS. MATT PEEL'S
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS,
Organized in lSiS, and now comprising Is Talen-
ted Performers.
The established reputation of this I R
TROUPE, is a sufficient guarantee OF the supe-
riority and excellence of the Entertainment, for
details of which. see Programmes, Fancy Posters
and Pictorials, Photographs, &C.. &c.
Doors open at 74--commencng at s. o'clock.
<sy-A Admission % cents Reserved Seats 50c.
r. sit J. T. HCNTLEY. Bus. Man'r.