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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.

New YORK, May 23.-The steamship Per
STA, with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst ,
arrived this afternoon.
The steamer North America arrived out
on the 10th, and the steamer Arago on the
18th inst.
Affairs upon the continent were generally
unchanged.
The expedition of Gen. Garibaldi, to assist
the revolutionists in Sicily, is the prominent
topic of the day, but there IS nothing au-
thentic as to his landing. 1t is however be-
lieved that the instruction continues IN the
interior of the Island.
GarabalIi's expeditionary force numbered
- 900 strong and were well provided with
the munitions of war. They left at mid
night on the 9Th, and it was reported that he
would land in Calabria, to create diver
sion of the Neapolitan forces to that point.
The latest advices from Sicily say that the
insurrecton continues and that the lnsur-
gents had concentrated at Gitalu.
Garibaldi's Lieutenant Demedlc', cNpec-
ted to sail in few days with 1000 men,
volunteers, to join Garlhald':
1t was reported that Demedici, Garabaldl' y
Lieutenant had enrolled 5000 men for Sicily,
principally in Lombardy and Vienna. but
it is asserted that the Sandman government
would be asked to interfere and prevent the
sailing Of the expedition.
Late advices from China have been re-
ceived They announce that panic exist
ed at Shanghai owing to IN advance to-
wards the city of the Rebels, and business
had been generally suspended.
The Manchester cotton supply association
had held it's annual meeting.
The prospect for the extension OF the cot
ton producing area, was reported TO be en-
couragng.
The Bank of France had gained over three
millions Of pounds during the month.
Reports were again i'll circulation OF Rus
sian intrigucs against Turkey.
The Paris Boursc was unsettled and had
declined Toe since the 10Th.
MARKETS. May l2.--Salcs of
Cotton for the week $4,000 bales including 4o.00o
bales to .pccuators and 500 bales for export
Fair qualities have improved most, and prices
have advanced fully 81.
The quotations show IN advance Of ii. on New
OrIcars and Mobile Cotton. MiIilnS and lower
qualities have improved most The market closed
firm. Holders were Offering freely but showed no
disposition tu press sales.
Wheat dull Corn declined 6d.Gyls. Some
circulars quote IA decline OF Is. on yellow, AMI IS
on white for the week.
Beef was in fair demand, ut low rates. Pork
quiet Bacon huoyaut and Gt2S higher
Smear SLIGHTLY higher.
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r,. wosssohusetts Cattle Disease.

BoSroN. May . The cattle disease IN
thi, State is attracting much attention. and
it is probable that II special session of the
/ LEGISLATURE will he called on the subject.
WASHINGTON, May 23.--The House Com
mittee on Agriculture to-day called before
them the Secretary Of the United States Ag
rcultura Society, for information IN regard
to the Cattle disease In Massachusetts.
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Fauquier County, Va, ap l4--eotJuuc

v1ARM FOR SALE.-The FARM recently oc
Il eupied by Mrs. Dudley Fitzhuah, is offered
for sale Possession 10 be given in time to talow
for the wheat crop this fall. This beautiful little
FARM lies Oh Cedar Run, about I miles from
Warrcn;o1, and or from Catletts Station, or
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. 1t CONTAINS
a25 ACRES-about $50 of which arc CLEARED
the balance in timher--s portion of which Is very
tin.-of rhe cleared land 50 acres are Cedar Run
-. low grounds The DWELLING and out
g::i houses in good repair. liberal credit will
lie given. For terms Of sale, or any other in!or-
nation. apply to GEO. 4. FITZHUGH
Brtniy Station Cuipcpcr Co, my lO-eott
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Methodist General Conferen,

BUFFALO, May 22.-The business before
the Conference, to-day, was the reception of
reports from committees.
Mr.. Webster, from the Committee on Tenn
pnrancc. submitted report recommending
tia! the preachers be instructed to cooperate
in all nru,"r efforts for securing, in all States
in which they may reside, laws looking to
the utter extinction Of the traItlc In lntoXlca-
ting liquors. The report also approves OF
tie practice of using domestic wines for sac
.ramcntal purposes, in view of the adutera
ton of commerce; di-approyeS of the prac-
tice Of keeping ale or beer for family use;
and of the renting Of buildings for the pur
pose of traffic in liquors; and urges decided
action on the part Of the Church, in every
way calculated to put down the great vice OF
intcmpcrance. The report was adopted.
Mr. Pawer, from the Special Committee
on Divorce ar;l Rc-marriagc, reported that it
is the sense of this Conference that the mar
raee relation can only be dissolved by Vi
olation Of the seventh commandment or by
death, and that Il subsequent marriage by
either party, while both are living, Is con-
trarv to the teachings OF the Holy Scriptures.
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
The report of the Committee in relation To
the Centenary of Methodism was rccommlt-
ted, additional documents having come to
hand to prove that Methodism WAS not es-
tahished in this country till 1866.
4 resolution by Mr. W. c. Smith that the
question on the adoption of the report of the
Slavery Committee be taken without debate
by tie ayes and nays was summary iaId on
the table.
\ resolution by Mr.. Merritt instructin@
the Committee on Itinerancy to inquire
whether the resolutions passed by the Balti-
more Conference ut IFS last session, on the
subject Of slavery, are in conflict with the
discipline. Carried.
Considerable discussion cnSucd, gentlemen
urging that it was an attempt to take action
on the slavery question, in advance OF the
day fixed for its consideration. The resolu-
ton was finally indefinitely postponcd.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Reddy,
that in the reception of the memorial from
the National Association of LEGAL Preachers
of the ii. +. Churches of the United States,
and by the admission OF the dcputatlon from
that body. no intention was had to ~cogn'zc
the MethoIS; Church South. but only such
as are members Of its own church.
The order Tor tomorrow is the Slavery
Committees reports. The time allowed to
each member to speak upon the subject was
to-day fixed at thirty minutes.
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NJ A RINE Ii sT .


p"ET or hiENAA'H!A~ MAY -.
AHnlyEr.
Schr Emma Augusta, Richardson, ic"coiH'eo'
corn to Geo. II. Robinson.
Schr. Columbia, Sanford, tnrrloman, corn l"
Geo. Ii. Robinson.
SAILED.
Steamship Monticello. Gaser, New York, by
po,,lc 4 Co Passengers: Wheeler Martin, Dr.
N MAYER, NJ. b. Slahuck. Miss Wells. L. +. De
S.ldiny and lady: Mrs Charles Deseldlng' II. De
Shelian. Mrs. Peter Damap$, +. Miller, H. I.
Brown, A. I. Boon, W. K. Garter, ana \. lh"'hP-
son. ;,
Schr. Forward. Jones. Norfolk, by Isaac Paul.
Schr John K. Griffith, Bunting, Norfolk, ny
American Coal Co.
Schr. Jonas Sparks. Inmau, Boston. by Borden
Mining Co.
Schr Mary Ann Hetty, Jones, Richmond, BY
D. B. Smith.
Schr. Minnesota, Baker, Boston, by Fros,burs
Coal Co.
MENoRASpA.
Brig Lucy Ann. Wass, hence at Holmes Hole
10Th inst.
Brig Marshall Perrin. Gibbs, hence ut Holmes
Hole, for Boston. ?0th inst.
Brig Abbott Lawrence, Fuller, hence III New
port for Boston, list INST.
Schr. Home, Ivnng, hence al Norfolk, 2oth IN
Srhr :. +. Holiday. Seaman, acriveda at Holmes
Hole, from Georgetown, d. c., 2oth inst.
Schr. Cor,lelia, Russell hence III New bed'era'
goth inst p;cb
moni 22i inst.
rAMpHORATED VETERlENT, for the pre-
| ,.rv,tiou of EurS, CaShlncreS, ANA """ie'i
Goods from the rayases Of Moths. Ants, and ''ner
insects for sale by u.u
my - II. YIN 4" ' -
rpIS 4 WHITE MEXICAN GTANo
TIT ra,,ived 1er Schr. Dart IN store ana
for sale by my loI
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H1O GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF A COUN-
| TRY RESIDENCE.-I wish to sell the truet
of land on which | reside, two miles from AlcXan-
dria, on the Hunting Greek Bridge road, adjon-
ing the beautiful residence Of George Mason, esq,
confirming about 152 ACRES, 1870 of which are
cleared the remainder in timber oi original growth.
- The improvements consist of COTTAGE
ii.aI residence containing seven rooms, kitchen,
servants rooms, wood house, coal house, hcncrles,
smoke house, granary, barn, carriage house, wa
gon sheds, Stlblng for TO head Of stock and over
scerS house, all in "A good state of preservation.
The site on which the dwelling house stands, is
unsurpassed for its healthy location, single IN
stance Of illness, arising from CEills Feyers, either
Bilious or Intermittent, never having been known
To occur, ami affords one of the most beautiful
Panoramic views in the State.
In the distance, only seven miles oil, the Fcde-
raj City. in all the spcndor of its "reminiscences,
It's Capitol, Navy Yard, Patent Office, Washington
Monument and other public buildings, appear to
the eve. in the grandeur Of full and unobstructed
ovincss. whilst at your feet, it were, lays the
delightful city of Alexandria, full of untiring en-
er~y enterprise and commerce: whose base Is wash
cd by the waters of the noble "Poomac, rs II
rolls onward cnrclopcd by the hills of Maryland,
on one side and those of Mount Vernon Oh tho
other The whole presenting to the vision scenic
display Of gorgeous and unrivalcd beauty.
The surface OF the tract presents seTles u
small conica hills of from 80 to % feet high, sur
rounded by gentle slopes OF from to 10 acres each
aiIorinr sites for residences none of which offer
fewer attractions than the one on which the dwell
ling house sandS-these | will sell separately II
preferred.
70 the man uf business. who after the cares "t
the day, desires retreat 10 the happiness oi ru-
raj homc--to the family who prefer Il saIuhrious
Summer residence to crowded Watering places
- the father who desires the removal ot his chill
,lrcn from the injections city presents to the
youug--vct within the reach %! its schools.
churches aud Society-Suchan opportunity seldom
offers. Address ii. RICE, Alexandria
Fairfax County, Va. Jan lg--cowtt
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Fatal Affair.

LrycnBrRG, Va, May 22.-G. W. Raine,
late OF this city, was killed this evening, at
Bristol, Tenn, by J. V. Duncan, his son-in-
law.
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VALUABLE CLARKE COUNTY LAND
Y FOX SALE.-i offer at private sale the
FARM on which | reside, lying on the east side
of the Shrncrd"ah river, beginning III the iermi-
nus of AShbys Gap turnpike, and extending over
II mile up the river, ANA containing 42o o-4
ACRES. Nearly 10 acres OF this land Is prime
river britom. well set in timothy and clover,
10 or 10 acres more of good second bottom
and upland, all in fine condition and under good
fence-the residue is woodland, and has npon II
IL quantity OF thrifty young chestnut which Is the
most valuable timber in the Blue Ridge.
go There is upon the premises BRlCk
EI:I DWELLING. with six rooms. cellar and hall
9 by 81 feet ail finished in good style t"o-Story
kitchen, smoke house, two story FRAME HOUSE
for servants aud other usual OUT BUILDINGS,
all conveniently arranged The FARM is abun-
dainty supplied with never failing springs OF the
best water in Virginia. Any person III want OF a
comfortable home, wishing to invest money III
rood real estate, is now offered rare opportunity
Of doing 50. a bargain may be had by making
early application to the subscriber Address
JOHN +. LINDSEY,
Rerrv's Ferry Clarke county, Va.
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THOMAS G. PEYToN r.. ). AkchEfs
PEYTOE & ARCHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l39 CARY ST.
" RscEaoSp, VIRGIsIA, devote thsir entire attcn-
slon to the sale of TOBACCO, WHAT FLOon,
and other COUNTRY PRODCCE' ana 70 INC
nur.bosa az Srpp,1ys for their Country customers.
REFER TO
John G. Lane, esq, RaPpahannock, Va.
Absalom Jordan, esq
Rev. W. T. Leavell,
Monroe Kelley, esq,
Powhatan Robertson, esq, Catpeper, "a
r. w. bowman, ESQ.,, Fauqaisr, Va.
Richmond, ~ lS-soly
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Loudoun County, my 22-eots

HAVING DETERMINED to remove to Ten
Ill nessec, l will offer the remaining portion oi
my farm containing 6S3 acres ofland, on Wp.dog,
the Plat June merit. There is about 240 acres III
timber, the remaining portion is finely taken in
Timothy, Glover, blue and Orchard grass, except
one field which is now in corn. There is about 50
river and joins the lands of Mr.. Charles 7. Chill
ton, Col, John NJ. FAINT, VIM. H. Gaines, and others
lis well watered with never failing springs of
best water in every field 1t lies in the country Of
Cupcper, within four miles Of the Wanenton
Springs; twelve miles from Culpeper e. H.. the
distance from Warrcnton, and six miles from
Rappahannock Station, on the Orange and Alex
andria Ralroad about As miles from the latter
place. The improvements are good, and consist Of
~. u stone DWELLING HOUSE, with eight
k:Il rooms and four closets, q good granery ard
stabling for twenty five horses, corn houses, kitch
en-, servants houses OF stone overseers house, ice
house, smoke house, carriag ehouse, &c. There arc
also thrifty young orchards Of 200 trees of selected
fruit now bearing. My terms are One.third cash,
the balance in eight annual instruments bearing
interest from the day OF SALE the deferred payments
to be secured by u deed of trust upon the land
Possession given for following purposes when de-
sired, and full possession about the first of Sep
TENDER. We deem it unnecessary I" give any
further description, as persons wisbingto purchase
will call and view the premises before the day Of
sale. Persons wishing to view the premises can
be accommodated with conveyance, by addressing
the subscriber at Millview, Fauquisr county. Va.
THOMAS A. KEITH.
Fuu 90
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Brandy Station, Culpeper Co. my j-2aw2m
CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.

CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
I'M subscriber having leased the MOUNTAIN
/ HOUSE will, in connection with his own
property. open the entire establishment for the re-
ception of visitors tho 9TH of June. For other
information or circulars, address as above or
the propriet0rs of the Howard House, Baltimore.
A daily line of Stages and mails from Winchester
and StraslHrg. and Telegraph Office at Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore via llarpcr's Ferry,
CharIestuwn, and Winchester, arriyeat the Springs
ut O'Clock. ?. NJ. same day--those by Washing
ton, Alexandria, and Suasburg at O'Clock, p. NJ,
same day. JULIUS Z. WADDLE,
Capon Springs, my 16-eoom& Proprietor.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

10 The citizens 9f rpperrWc and rici"iV
DIR W. NJ. HARPER, SURGEON DENTIST.
II ESPECTFULLI announces that he will VISIT
~ Uppervillr from the 9th OF May until the YIN
OF June and will be fully prepared 10 perform NIL
operations in SURGICAL and MECHANICAL
DENTISTRY III the best manner
Teeth extracted by Electricity, which renders
the operation comparatively painless.
Er,~ Office ut the Piedmont House.
KrFrRENcEs-Major II. W. Thomas, Alfred
Moss. esq. Thomas X. Live, esq, Capt. W. IT,
Duiany. Fairfax G. H., Va; John A. Garter. esq,
George s. Ayrc, esq, Uppcrvilie. Va; Capt he"-
ton Harper, Augusta County, Va.
Fauquier county. my S--eoiw&dlw
Z,;~ TIE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
in cases of Whooping Cough. There are pr"pahiF
more eases of Whooping Cough continued t" great
len 9TH Of time BY the use Of Remedies containing
expcctor;tnts, which not only aggravatc the Cough
bat run down the system. making the Cough FATAL
.,r producing CONSUMPTION. than by amy other
cause This is completely ohyated in the tnlvcr-
sal Cough Remedy, which contains nothing l"
produce ncause3L proStraton; and the cough
yields naturally, while the system is suS'ancu'-,
Result; justify this declaration, and all are asked
to satisfy themselves by trial. See advertisement.
my 22-d&clw
x.5~ WHITE SULPHUR WAITE Prom
the White Sulphur Springs. Grcenbrler county,
Va.--Bo at The Springs.
This Company having made great improve
monts in bottling. the transported water now Us
perfect aS when taken from It's source. Address
all orders 10 PURCELL, LADD & Co,
General Agents for the United States,
mvS-l%w&. Richmond, Va.
FISH FISH!
opA EBLS prime EASTERN HERRING
CUU 100 bills prime LABRADOR do, a very
superior article, in store. and for sale hy
NJ. ELDKIDGE & Co.
nv % No ., South Wharvc>.
CITRAYED away on the 18th OF May. small
y BAY MARE, with streak down her lace
and sprung in her hind tctlock joints. Any per-
son finding her and bringing her to the AlcXan-
dria Brewery. will be literally rewarded
II. S. MARTIN, Alexandria, Va.
my o2-co3t#
DLASTER OF PARIS.-Wo have fer sale, de-
/ livcrabc during the season
5000 IONS PLASTER OF PARIS.
WM. II. FoWLE Il son.
nv 10 No. /, South Wharve<.
WANTED TO HIRE for the remainder Of the
w wear, n COOK and WASHER and L house
SERVANT. Servants from the country preferred.
Apply ut this Office - my TT
INANS! FaNS!! FANS 1.-THE largest, pref
L tiest. aud cheapest lot of FANS in the city,
to IL. f,und at C. c. BEERl'S,
NV % No -, kiug-Strect.
NEW YORK DAIRY BUTTER-2V tubs,
~ receved por Steamer Monticello. Tor sale
low to close, by WIN. II. FOWLE Il son.
my 23
I WOULD call the attention OF those in want %
! White Wash and Scruhbing Brushes, aud also
Tomatoes Baskets. arrived lh,S day.
myl4 l.. HERRING, Royal ST. near King.
bacon HAMS.-Virginia cured Bacon Hams,
ID four years DID, Of prime quality, Just receiv-
Ell. and for sale by
NV II C. +. STTTLE 4 co.
FINISH -l5D Ibis EASTERN FISH, of good
L quality, just received and for sale by
my III c. +. SUTTLE co.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

BROUN IL CO.,
CORNER OF WAsHISGToN MADISON STREETS,
MIDDLEBttG, VIRGINIA,
nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
- ware, Hardware, Cutlery, Drugs. Paints,
Bar Iron, Plough Iron. Steel Strap and Band
Iron, &c., are just receiving a well assorted stock
Of Goods suited to the approaching season, em-
bracing every style and quality especially adap,,
ted to the wants of their customers, and general
family use.
With assurances of their undiminished efforts to
please all who deal with them, they solicit an
early call. Middleburg. APP 5--eo2m
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The proyiSo was agreed 10.

MrNlclpAL CorRrE>lES.-The following
correspondence WAS laid before the City
Council. ON Tuesday night last. The pre-
sent made therein from the city of Boston,
was received, and the thanks OF the City
Council rendered therefor:
Bo>rox, l9th May, 1860.
.Ir DEAN SiR:~-I now have the pleasure to ask
yoar acceptance, for the use Of your City Council,
@: few VOLUMES published by our City Govern
ment, which may be Of service. accompanied by Il
note of :. T. McClvary, esq. City Clerk, MAXIM
Al gLfrid donation of the same to your Council
beg 10 assure yeu that am most happy t" DO
The r'cdium "t such tracrnal rourtrsicS, and trust
lhi. may tend to add Il new chord to the many
>ympathieS which always exist between our reg
pcctiyc ctics.
Please command my services at any future tino,
when con"euicnt. and believe mo
Very truly. yours.
[. d. KELLOGG.
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ID U Lie SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND,
i HOUSES AND LOTS, &c.-By virtue vi
decree of the Circuit Court of Loudoun, in the
case of Watson VS.. Megeath, made ut the October
term, 1885, md of another decree made at the April
term, 1860, ordering resale, the undersigned,
the Commissioners therein named, will sell At pub
lie auction, in the village of Philomont. an
Friday the 29h day Of jane, 1860, the real estate
Of the late Joseph P. Megeath, consisting Of that
VALUABLE FARM called EGYPT, situated IN
the county of Loudoun, on the waters Of Beaver
Dam, one mile from the Smokers Gap Turnpike,
and adjoining the lands of Henson Simpson.
Thomas 1Ioge and others, containing about $40
ACRES-this FARM is now in good state Of
cultivation is justly celebrated for its productive
ness; is well watered, and is in every way first
class farm.
The buildings consist of comfortable frame
f DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, Corn House,
EXiE and all other necessary Out Buildings, ali
recently built. Also, large and very desirable
Frame Dwelling House, and BRICK STORE,
HOUSE, in the Village of Philomont. Ais" III.
undivided half Of four HOUSES AND LOTS, in
phomont, AND about four and one fourth acres
of Land.
ssfs Also, a comfortable BRICK DWELLING
isl and Blacksmith Shop with the Lots attached,
in the Village of Union, in said county.
THE Terms prescribed by the said decree are
as follows. to wit: One-tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, one
other tenth Oh the confirmation of the sale by the
Court and the balance to be paid in four equal
payments, Of 6, 12, Is and "a months-bonds
bearing interest from day of sale with approved
personal security to be executed by the purchaser
for the deferred payments, and the title TO be
withheld until the purchase money is all paid
CHAS. B. TEBBS, co
Il. p. holland, o'
Toudnun nnupty 00-oots
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CApSlZED.-Y cStcrday afternoon, Il boat
containing two men. whilst sailing in front
of the wharycs, was capSizcd, and the men
escaped with Il ducking.
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C'TRAYED away on the 18th Of May, small
- BAY MARE, with Il streak down her face,
and sprung in her hind fctlock joints. Any per-
son finding her and bringing her to the AleXan-
iria Brewery. will bc literally rewarded
II. S. MARTIN, Alexandria, Il.
my
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LEcTuRE-LAsr NIGuT.-Rev. Thomas ii.
Stockton lecture at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, last night was one OF the
most eloquent and entertaining diScourses
ever pronounced i'll this city. The theme
select ed ''Materalism and Spiritualrsm' was
one well fitted for display Of the marvellous
power of the eloquent divine. The audience
which assembled to hear the lecture were
not disappointed in the most sangulne OF
their expectations The lecture Was full OF
originality, beauty and power
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EISEi ETSHfl

onn EBLS. prime EASTERN HERRING
OUU 100 bills. prime LABRADOR do, a very
SUPERIOR article, in store. and for sale lay
NJ. ELDKIDGE e Co.
my % No ., South Wharyc>.
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DACON HAMS.-Virginia cured Bacon Hams,
ID four years old, Of prime quality, just receiv-
eli. and for sale by
MIL &. +. SUBTLE Il co.
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I WOULD call the attention OF those in want %
| White Wash and Scruhbing Brushes, aud also
Tomatoes Baskets. arrived lhlS day.
myl4 L. HERRING, Royal ST. near King
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TEMPERANCE CE!HnRATloN.--The Genera
Convention Of the RechabitcS of the United
States, which is holding its stated meeting Ia
this city, takes place this afternoon, III gen
cral celebration The exercises consist ct
procession this Afternoon, AMI Il public meet
ing and Bible Presentation at the NJ ethodlst
Episcopal Church South Tonight The pro
grammc has already been given III our col
umnS.
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AUCTION SALES.

SPoTTED TAVERN FARM FOR SALE
- The subscriber will offer At public sale, on the
premises, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of A"gSsf,
thi. well known FARM, lying in Stafford County,
on the Warrenton road. The Farm is all under
new Fencing, and in good state Of cultivation;
two-thirds of the Land being covered with Clover
aud 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 premises.
The Overseer will show the Land to any person
DESTROYS of examining it.
FRANK +. FORBES.