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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
NOTICE,

lssaerslgned having obtained letters Of ad-
Station on the estate Of Elias 7. Clark, late
4 county ofRio Arriba. deceased, all persons
G claims against said estate are hereby noti-
present tho same, for allowance before the
lc court Of said county within one year from
iate- " + MARIA MARTA CLARK, /.
i l2th iS60--Sm s Administrators.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
SANTA FE, JULY 8 1860
TERMS OF THE PAPER.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE WITHOUT INCEPTION
SUBSCRIPTION. ..r.

Agent PleilIer and Company havire rctur.
d from a visit to the San Juan country
iy have furnished us with a copy Of their
mrnal, extracts from which we to day pub
ish. But little is known Of the characer Of
lat region and anything calculated to Eiye
atormatiou in reference to it will be rad
Nth interest.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

TuE DIrrEREScr. country girl recent
" asked a city acquaintance to go with her
~ rnrcbase some articles and to act as
snokeswoman. They entered store' and the
ci,v ai,l asked, ''Ilavo you any hose 7" y
doDt ! wrnt hose,nsaA tho country maiden,
\ vs6, ek'bsaa' 'ssa
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
JOURNAL.

Orr party consisting Of Alb. H. Pleiiiei
uh Agent, Henry Mercure, Henry Martin,
.Mexicans and three Utah Indians, one
whom was Tomache, chief, left Abiquiu
pril 3Oth at u, NJ. carrying with us te'.
Ek mules and twenty FIVE sheep. Travelled
miles west to Arroyo Seco and encamped
Ia deserted Rancho Of Pablo GaIlego. At
O'Clock at night DelgaritO, Chief, and his,
iyant came into camp and supped and slept
IN rs Here we're excellent water and
lass.
IMay lst.--Traycled up Arroyo Seco II
Iles to where the water Of the Oio del Ma
Eioe comes in here one of the pack mules
into the stream and oeeasioned loss OF
our cups, and wet some of our powder.
lent two miles further to the 0jo del Nava-
4 and campcd. This spring received Its
Ia from the Indians. 1t is related by them
Navaioe Indian was watching, from
cliff above the spring, q party OF utahs
being and approaching too near the edge
5 precipitatod to the bottom, near two
ndred and fifty feet, Hence the name ole
ii Navajoe. Good grass and water
MAY 2nd.- Travelled 10 miles MN W.
the savoya, leaving the trail that goes t'
aguua de los Caballos to the left and tool
] q right hand trail to Sicnega DC Ia Seboil'
I tich we found full Of water. Here we cant
\lwith Delgarito's village the inhabitants 0
Mich seemed well contented Went 3 mile
J her and capped on the Rio Nptria, y eE
ldyo ',a @M
MY srd--Traveled 9 miles TO the Nutrlt
Terra Maria. The stream was 50 hlg
lwift that We had to,build bridge 0
to cross. Crossed over safe, kills
lbears and went On Q miles to tie H.
Il
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
CsRaiAtE FOR SALE,

have for sale one light ROckaway,'with dou
|ble harness (platcd); made at theFestablish
'ment Of Dcugherty in st. Louis, in Septembe
last, and now in good order. Price $275 %
Albuquerque, n, NJ.
! July 8. lS6O.-4t C.B. CLARK.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
BANKING G II 0 t s E
David Hood,

David Hood,
at the Exchange Hotel Building.
For Sale. Drafts on New York, Philadelphia,
Lous, Kansas City &c. sc. in sums to suit.
Land Warrants and Gold
pst FL III fl HstB t4t
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

l'rayeled one mile to the San
I'd It up ten miles TO the
aich was rather high eros.
,uble but no u9s loss, NOpO'netc
I .At4P. NJ, started mp th'
,'T1 isNNA i#,
clcd sixteen miles and en-
,priug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
rELEaRAA6S.
LATER ERnN FrRoPE.


FARrHER POtNr, June lS-The Steamship bohemian,
from Liverpool the 9Th via Londonderry the Ith pass
ed here this evening and boarded by the news boat
Of the associated press.
The reported pOstponement Of the departure oil the
Great Eastern to the 23d is fully confirmed.
Later Scian dispatches indicate that the reported ca
pitulation Of Palermo is partially incorrect.
Advices from Naples state that the King had refused
the conditions Of capuaton and hostes we're to be re-
commenced at noon.
The NeapOitan General had gone over to the revolt
tonists.
LATER.
Dispatches dated Palermo, June Sd announces that
the bombardment renewed but that the armstce
continued.
Garibald is It'll master of the town but the Neapol-
taus held the forts
The terms OF the capituaton not carried out but
negotiations were continued.
Letters from the French squadron say the srmstice is
continue TO the 6fth and that Garbad for want OF
ammunition, was forced to grant the armistice.
sales OF Cotton for the three DAYS 700 bales the mar
ket closing very dull Quotations for superior qualities
barely maintained and prices very irregular Flour aud
Wheat have an advancing tendency but Corn closed
very dun. Provisions quiet
COnsols % 7-Sd96.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

BA1rIvoEE June ls.-The Democratic Convention
assembled at H. \ n. The theatre denSely pack
ed. The assembage was called to order BY Hon. Caleb
Cushing. Prayer by Rev. Dr. McCrone. The President
congratulated the Convention on its re-assembng and
expressed the hope that harmony would Pervade their
deliberations.
The New York delegation Introduced resolution, that
the claims 70 by members from the Cotton States
be referred the committee on credentials and that the
report of that committee be nal-wh the understand
ing that should be admitted seat who would
uOt pledge himself abide by the decision Of the Con
yeniou and 10 support the nomination. An hour was
spent in discussing points of order and motions 10 Sd-
jouru The New York delegation refused sustain the
previous question on the resolution which was lost
A motion Was then made that the President admit all
delegates whose seats we're contested. Adjourned
20 o'clock T. NJ
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OU slaves HEcToR DAVIS
ia23-du Auct
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June lS-SENArE-The Senate discuss
cd the Naval appropriations.
Mr.. Wilson's amendment to place three steamers on
the OF Africa for the suppression of the slave trade
rel scted. Recess.
HorSE-Seversl hours were spent in the consideration
of the Kentucky election case and the House confirmed
Mr. Anderson in his seat, by two-hirds vote-al the
Republicans and the Southern Opposition voted in the
affirmative the Democrats in the negative
The amendment the civil appropriation bill WAS then
ftLa nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENRRIYE c1UNTY, "a.

GREESBsBJi COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the cure Of Chronic diseases renders comment
their medic nal efficacy unnecessary.
many years Springs have been trans
ported and used by persons their homes and experience
fully esthe ,cin tie bsneScGi effects nat resulted
from their 3rheE drunk frssA dt the EHRtdin
These waters gently APERlENT and very decidedly ALTER
ATlNE Their great e as remedy and the quality above all
others that has given high reputation their G
tire po Their peculiar operative influences by which they
stimulate GIindlr secrto reso,re Chronic iqaqD,mdGonS
OJ toHs In the smaller vessels and Gro OF NORTH
Accommodations from diseased organs thus producing the deyd-
tU roHnd changes demanded almost every Cron
APEgIENT ALTEgATIvE the range OF disease to
which they are applicable viii be apparent to medies mgnuc
kdns &f" de- DC Upon the functions Of the
ally they exert marked Effects stimulating those that inactive
a normal condition
In DYsPEPsA and In Chronic rrtaons OF the mucous coat
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happes
results.
the LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRlIEA often cured by them
idies have been Intellectually tried.
To CosTVENEs of the Bowels and to PILES, they well
In the se5eyai firms Of BIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with Inflammation they very seryiceabe
70 the serorGt JSs OF CHRONIC 0SRRU CTIOSS &C. D6cU
hdr 10 fmdi, their Geratire influences often emlnenty
useful.
NEURALGIA and the various Nervous Diseases when they are
the result Of organic deraugemen treated with great
by these waters
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy cOeval with
the early history OF the Springs.
As palliative Of excellent eject In GOVT their has
In MERCURiAL DISEASES and In that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse OF Mercury In affections
course Of the Water stands unryed In is curative lover,
rF Pamphlets descriptive Of the character and ap
Probabilities OF the Waters furnished gratis application to the
Waters securely put up the Springs In glass bottles
now being regularly furnished TO the Agents Richmond for
The supply ofthe general public.
prevent Imposition each bottle has the words GREEN
BRER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown glass without
Orders from individuals and the tade throughout the United
States, should be directed TO
apG-dhc6m Genl Agents Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
rur orvcKN.TF,, r,rrrps

The Qualities Of this medicine have placed upon an impera
BILE foundation In destroying disease inducing health has
parallel
For the following Complaints these Bier Specific viz
D.spepd or Indi estion Heart Burn Acidft CDsirene
Los Of ApIsfi.e Headache, aud General Debility
In many sections Of country this preparation extensively
used by physicians their practice and have restored
many to health apparently beyond reach Of the heal
ing art
YoRK, Livingston Co., n. Y, Oct l. 1859.
Mess-s. s. W. PowIE Co -
DysDeDsid its nuInberleSs associates took up
abode opposition TO the skill II the
thysclans until spirit wiling W no relief could be
un 10 surrender and al u It's eatth, tabernacle when
was induced urgency Of friend THE OXYGENA
IT'D BTrERs little dreaming that the Gead bound
less medicines WIS the first draught
induced to ouaT thanks he - God hahn and
toms in my case wee mmodate irregu beating Of the
Immediately taking food attended with great postrs
ton and very frequently violent attacks paptaon lasting
from twelve hours leaving the perfectly
poWeress that even spoonful Of mix water would seem
rdepsome by tairg half taaspOonfl
tent very'peseyerrg until
hotties: since then at Is have taken
began to realize genial effects mmedi ey besides Il ex
tremeiy grateful refreshing beverage which
that but few medicines Of would ReGrfy
and earnestly afflicted with Dyspepsia
t test your 6xygenated Bers do esteem them Invaluable
Very respectfully Miss NJ sTUCKING.
tx- Pre,ared BY SETH w. F0wLE 4 co. Boston and FOR
sale AT wholesale and retail ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
A Co W. PETERSON J. p DUVAL Richmond and By ali drug
sss and dealers in medicines In city and country.
my80-d,c&vlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

BALTIMORE June ISFl'u- iu snd no sales Wheat heavy
rel urlS5 c Whte - rs cts Corn dull hut firm; elbow
Ctt t, vIe soc. . poy0n, steady Mess PORK l. %
Kamp 70 ODD Lard Is Cts whisky duh; Ohio 2lc.
NgU NOsE June Co Cn dull Cpl1nds mtdddg ,fttrc
on w re- src ulnR lOc Flour firm; Southern IS 500 -
hgher. white 30 Corn slightly higher naked
G fi Western yellow Pork dull; u Stlsle. Rest
Unchanged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK, June lS-The Quaker City has arrived
with dates to The l4rh The news is unimporant Su-
gars quiet owing 10 the scarcity OF shipping aud the
hruness of holders Mons Gabre late French Minister
to Mexico came passenger on the route to France.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. June Is.

HiaH ''Fsa Cr0ArJ ~ oGlOek-s's esEs asa sErs a,
ARRIVED
Steamship Yorktown Parrish, n. Y, mise and passengers
L1l,ar a Watson.
steamship CIV Rebmo,d Mitchell Philadelphia md,e and
passenger c 2. Carbon
,eamr- Beyle-s Hesn- Ba,o mtse and passengers D.
" Currs
star CaI.mount JJtts1u y. A., hay, Mark Dowuey.
SAILED
Steamer vrsc1 Kelly, Philadelphia, merchandise and pas
,er,y~ g. r. C,rj1r,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
ALLEGllANY SPRINGS,
THREE AND HALF MILES FROM sHAwsyILLE DEPOT
MONTGOMERY CO., Xn.

NHE PROPHET 1R having purchased this WATERING PLACE
10 October last thoroughly repaired and fur lshet with
rely new furniture class win open FOR the
ceptlon Of Writer'S the 18TH DAY OF JUNE
Having Increased recommendation and made liberal arrange
their guests they Halter themselves that
hut M sny Watering will afford the attractions
this
In The county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
SHAWSYILLE DEPOT, va Tenn X the b'nts of the
Roanoke Byer surrounded by Of the beautiful
and attractive be und among The Mountain q Virgin
a. The Water -cqued ypuati In the stfew years
Is uu-c,ssiy say ms thing In conmendaion OF u
for the forms Of Dyspepsia and
remedy an Cutsneo Diseases doidred conditions Of the
,c ows and Liver aod Tor prostaton Of the
system Night appeal number Of fcltes from Pysl
CLAWS and others acquainted With It's merits and TO thse might be
add nd .fRtu~.
Passengt 81 ausvle ny Fourllorse On buses
convey the Springs Persons lea Ing
more Wss'agt1n Richmond and Petersburg 10 the rning
ne Springs the day those from The south viii and
the nyeyauce on the arrival 81 each train.
jrI8 dlu BOOTH CALHOUN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

PROGRAMME:
PASrL
|. Zoo for the Piano,
II The Tear-comp1sed by STIGELLI, Sung by signor
sTIGEILI Thllow.
How sweet the hours OF dear delight
or trustful, happy rest,
When In days that once were bright
Reposed upon thy breast.
We not trawn by love alone,
Were bound by as well,
Beloved ne'er can forget
The tsai, the tear, for me that fell,
The tear for me that fell
Prom waod and dale the birds have sped
And weary the dav,
From out my heavy heart hath fed
Its last inspiring ray.
But when al hope Is gone
And broken Is It's spell,
Beloved yet my soul retsins
The tear for that fell
Ill Air from the Opera La TrsyiAts, Verdi.
sung by Mad. 0OIS0N,
". Air from the Opera Martha, Flotow.
Sung by zig srIGELLL
V. Grand Air nom the Magic Flute, by Mozart
sung by Mad. COLSON-
VI lie brand DueitO, from the Opera La Iavata sung
by Mad C0Ls0N aud Signor SIlGELLl
PANT II.
l. scuvenler de Belin for Noioncello. by Thow.
The celebrat d song, The Dream OF Home Words by
Moore. composed and sung by Sig SrtGELLL
H. The '''Ha D'''0 nom inc opera S'''o ys9d
Sung by Mad COLsON
" Isoina, Gnvitai to the dance0 composed by ST.
G.LLI; sung by Sig SriGELLl.
V. The lannon's Laughing SOug, 10y Auher.
Su7g by Mad. CUlSON.
W. lhewSrld Ened song "The Brightes' Eye" Com
posed by SrlGELLL Sung by SIlGELlI
VII IL Grand Due,to from the Opera Tilinto Verdi,
sung nv Mad CoLSON ana Sig sTIGELII
eR-Doors opened al ocoek-Concert to commence
O. clock
s1-Apxis. ioS 81 %
Reserved without extra charge. 49,.
The sale O! secure seats wi commence MONDAY the 18Th
lost Nj. WoOdhOuses Book Store and at H. Tayos M
sic Store. jsls-Gt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

NuUAm-Tts Noatsomst, Guards, Capt John
D1o.ey, rarsdei Yesterday, aud repaired TO GriEas
sra- 90 engage ira target practice. The ranks
- tl we have seen them, bl-the company presented
81 cr.tta1.e appearance, as &c marched through ,ht
streets. -1 OBJ. music %. che Aruory Band.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN III OTRL.
JOSEPH II. oRENsHAw, Proprietor.
Juae IS h, 1850
W q Pollard, Va. Capt Jno Wiley, Amelia
J G. Williams do Geo WILEY, do
Moore, Chesterfield Henry II Wiley, do
Thomas vhee an Baltimore scott. do
W Phillips Nottoway Thos sanderson, do
Kirkpatrick, Charlotte James Coleman, Va
"A "A Rudt Cumberland ET Thorn on, Caroline
j Ragsdae Lu aenbu-g h Hawkins, Carolina
John III IKE Halifax David II Morton, Charlotte
A Huntington Farmyle Gen WWulboTne, Houston, Tex
G Matthews IT, Cumberland Mrs Willborne snd syt, do
DR. J Bayne, Lunenburg Master Wilborne, do
Mrs Bayne, do FC Saunders, Nielsen
z 7 Goodman, Cumberland
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
Offer to til, public Of Richmond and Vicinity her improved
CRYSTAL
PEREsCOPEC SPECTACLES.

for preserving and restoring II impaired vision It's prime vigor
Chysta Glasses set In old frames Also, very large assortment
Of MICROSCOPES TELESCOPES OPERA GLASSES AND MATTE
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS The finest collection Of stere-
scopes and StereCOpie Pictures, TO be found In great
variety their Office In the building occupied by the City Savings
Bank. No. l4s Main 81. Richmond. Va. ia2O-dly
NOTICE.The subscriber has in from 50 To 100
~ Mass and s corirs - approved brands which he Will
sell favorable terms The trade requested cal and
Auiuelt J. MAURY GARLAND,
ST Get
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
SAPONIFIER,
CONCEHTRATED POTAS

CONCENTRATED POTASH.
More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
LNoR making Soap without lime, with little trouble and at hins
expense The cheapest article discovered Tor the purpose
pound will twelve fifteen gallons Of good so Soap
nine pounds Hard Soap Printers will in superior article io
cleaning type perfectly soluble and free from Impurities
Broken In small Jumps and put up In l. 2, and p
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
lyn and sold by L. r. DURKEE CO.,
Ee8l-d&Wlyis ISL Pearl Street. New Work
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
THE ORIGINAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
HEIMsTREET's INIMITABLE HAIR ooLoRING
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE IN USE

The attention OF the public called this article which Is now
being extensively sold In all parts OF the country
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
Proves 1t to be the best Preparation for
Restoring GREY Hair to is Original Color,
Bringing Hair ont on Bald Heads,
And Causing il TO Grow Strong and Healthy,
Iyou wish to have color instead dull rough
looks which hair dye lmpsrs HEsrREETs which
nvgorses hair and makes young again.
ter how much II may be faded
Those who desire an article which they ALWAYS rec
ommend are invited to read the following from wenown
Apotheesry:
-FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR RESTORATIVE
WALrHAN, Mass, Jan. 20, 1859.
MFssRs W. T. HAdiS Co.: have been selling Hemsreet's
Gnmtable Hair Restorative four years. good
faetion and success have various articles In the
market pages Packard Ayery, Wood kc but yours has
the preference among them ALI have esaed
recommend for all claims DO Several ladies Of
who had wearing hair for several years. have laid
aside have full and luGurlant head Of hair Of original
shade and color produced by using three bottles your
ce and when by some they have been induced try
something else pamed upon being SUPERIOR they
most invariably returned the Of Hair ColOrng again
As the only merltoous and reliable article In use-hndng
toilette article as cheap any Oihe Hair Oils Washes With
which the market IL flooded
Yours, truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
rETsR TolNUS,
CAAS C. CKONtON,
IL a. JONES.
\-AL,- .BLE PRIV FOR SALE IN RED

I Az III n AGM Eoh NAAsE ~
tuAu COUNTY. NA--As Coma isoEer appointed under a
e-e % che lu Court OF Bedford county, pronounced a. ne
s trr. Te ia ta- sIt 90 Ntrgr and a. v Metet sha
- WIS E,nAl. ~ OF August nr at I o'clock, A NJ, II tr, u
- t- Vt fr d.y, 1s premises prncret 20 sell az P1hLc
Dog. te tr4-t OF Aal l the b All proceedings mentioned
--1g t1 .v estate ei se late Kew fscterck hAoe, contain
s ny recent ana All 1 ur me lands II CAPT
'a-Ia- aaif rt. M-rfori Rsdflri, ksI and others
4-.Tl About thr's 70 Che above tract has been
r-t ana DE balance resas n original growth, ana has n
tu'c NE uhae les ae. ana tYers part can b easily
tAir ana h- t wen al tr- ether % the growth OF To-
@ Hrsu C1yr DE- various grasses 10 lies 90 the waters
l'f Geek .trtI ts stream noted Tor o. thiy
20 on De- good Orchard of select and cho,y fruit Is IN one
zee 10 i-s14h'- n-lh11rhorts iu Nr mia uthin half
81 - sept-a Church vtrrr regular preaching
sabbath miles % Fores Depot ne Va and Tenn
Et--lal, vatrret house fAliuE
rag ofp Pure Goa Water % u fan view 81 the far ian ed
~ uiter ans healthy location cannot be ioand
lrorels consist OF an Ovvrserr house servant cabins
ttlf. kc &C.
rs-s l-ous ~ eEaiaoE he aais uin csn Mr. Robert
a Frlt Who resides or DE PREMISE. James Metcs D
O..
i.,A credit ~ fa ard l months vlu be given ,he
- rfns bends win approved security, beauug ueresi IRON
Sale ana he e retained un. fal payment oi The pur'
-a.e money.
''n 0r ssetrg purposes given soon az requested an
~ po-s-ssou gwen az ne rud of the year.
r crcrv authorizes OBJ stu privately and all be CAD 20
p eve pr1posll1ua
address \ GORDON, Conr.
ls'sc2t Oass over Cuzsts savi-g' BanE LErSburE "
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Two CONTRACTORS.

mo CONTRACTORS Proposals viii be received at this
Chce ,,urlly the 23d inst for grading and building
the Cuysris Reservoir Street extending from the
Weham Road to The plans and specific ons
can be tbs Office all further information with regard
10 the work can be obtained. W. GILL;
jel4-td CITY Engineer
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ADJUSTMENTS

HALL!
Nine Pauline COlSon
sIGNoR GEoRGI sTIGELLI,
VIII give her
CIR a ND Q Q N Q Z RI,
on Wednesday, JUNE 2OFH, 1860
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GoDDIs 4 APPERsoS, Anc,.


COMMISSIONEHS SALEOR uO,T yaIUa
- BILE REAL E.TATf, ON UNION hill MAR THE CITY
or RICHMOND. AND ADJOINING FAIRFIIIb EIcr yiPi n =
A. Comm appointed by cree Of Inc Crcult Corr,
the city Of Richmond on9snesd on the 9th Of June 1860 in the
case Of s-an &C. E.ns heeker Ac, shall proceed 10
June. $50 at O'Clock, NJ far not the next fair day
the valuable real 'ate owned oecgned nv N, ysn
tine Heekler situated Union Bill he cy Of Richmond
1t will be suodvidd according pat survey 70 be
Al The Office OF the Auciiontes To the Mansion HOME
will be sttached 81 acres OF land The Mansion Ia NO, onv
large but avery handsome one There in addition stacted
o larg number Of other buoings the most of .bcb are
ut Of brick, and all Of them Of the
After the sale Of he dwelling will he sold large number of lots
ana sqias' bounded ny 4oh street. the New Bridge road 18th
and zs W. and streets some these lots and
auny situated and are IN part of the en'ons Of Rich
TEntsOae fourth cash. balance ana 10 month. ~, NJ
goabe notes interest added and title retained nm ali he
chase money paid and ordered by the Court
The taxes for lsGO to be paid by the purchaser
ia . t. AMYERi, Trustees and
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Private Boarding in philadelphia.
MRS BROOKE solcis the patronage Of southernsrs VI
vi sitting Philadelphia Having taken the two and very
elegant Frtou stone houses the delightful part Of the city
North East lG and Locust stree she Is ready
the reception Of those desiring first class accommodations either
permanently transienty. lelS-3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

NOTICR.-Ws vii sell, TUESDAY,, 1911 Juhe al 10 o..
~ clock Al our auction odd Fellow Hsn bego slave
named MARTHA BY order of C. MeRae and Bsn Nab
mlssoners Of the Circuit Court Of the county Of Chssrhsd
l-l4 PULIfAh on. Aueh
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
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