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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-02
THE RED FLAG STORE,
Opposite Becks Restaurant.
Staunton Oct 9 1850
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER
Geo. j. Sumner
In CHANCERY.


Robt. A. Hogsetts trustees & ais
I>XTRACT OF DECREE entered at June term,
IL 1860, of Circuit Court of Augusta county: sIt
is adudged ordered and decreed that of the Com
missoners of this Court do take and report upon the
accounts of the defendants, Nicholas K. Trout and
David FultZ, trustees in deeds from Robert Hog
set ascertain and report upon theprorties of liens
and their respective amounts and state any other mat
ters deemed pertinent by himself required by the
parties to be stated.
NOTICE.-In pursuance of the above decree,
have fixed FRIDAY, THE 10Th DAY MONTH, for
taking, at my office in Staunton, the accounts alluded
to, on or before which day parties having claims a.
gainst Robert A. Hogsett will make them known to
JOS. A. WADDELL COmm'r.
October 2, 1S60.-4ts.
LADIES, NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS
GOODS.
nAVIS A. KAYSER has Just received an extern
H. sive assortment of DRESS GOODS of the new
est designs and fabrics-among which may be found
Rich embroidered and Black and Colored Silks;
g French Poplin;
Z" Irish g
:" French Merino;
&C Printed Ottoman Velvet;
Plain Brown, Blue and Black Velvet
Rich Printed De- Lane and MerinOs
Plaid Merlno and Poplin;
Valenoas Lavellas, French and English Prints, Al
pachas, Bombazines, French and English Mernos,
with many other new and desirable goods to which
he asks the early attention of his friends.
Staunton, Oct. 2, S60-Vin. copy.
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ITROM AUCTION.-Letter and Note Paper, "a
l. sheets for cents; Linen Handk erchiefs cents
Stockings 10 cents pair Velvet Ribbons, cents
per yard; Pins and Needles, cents paper; 200
yard Spools cents, and many other bargains at
ID. J. GOLDENBERG'S,
next door to the Post Office.
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FURS! FURS!

7 HAVE on hand the largest stock south of Balti-
Il of these desirable goods Having them
bed to keep full assortment and sell or small
profit Ladies intending to purchase Cuff Muff, Tai
ma, Cape, Vctarine full Set will do well give
CALL as / can show them splendid Furs at
able prices. TERMS CASH.
D. ]. GOLDENBERG,
next, door to the Post Office.
C+o,p4o, Oct 1oen Win oonv
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yard SpoOls cents, and many other bargains at
d. J. GOLDENBERG'S,
next door to the Post Office.
Staunton Oct. g. 1860.-Vin. copy.
TINO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned is still
i carrying on the PUMP-MAKING AND PIPE
BORING AND LAYING business, and most respect
fully soclts public patronage have employed my
father, John Vanfossen, as my agent and from his
experience l am sure can please all employers.
ALI orders promptly attended to- -
CHURCH NOTICE.-The last instalment fell
due on the LIST of Sept, 1860, from persons who
kindly subscribed to the building of the Central E.
V. Lutheran Church at Staunton. 1t is therefore
hoped that all who know themselves in arrears will
call on the undersigned, in Staunton and make pay
ment. GEORGE BAYLOR, Treasurer.
Oct 2, 1sso-tf
T7INE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.-We
Il have just received an assortment of Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco. including Goodwin & Bros Plan
tation; Anderson Il Cos Amulet; Anderson 4 Co.'S
Soace the last of which is the best article of the
kind in the country. K. j. GLENDY,
l. The Annual General Meeting of this company
will be held in Port Bepublic at the house Of John
W. Lee, on the 1sr SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1860
By order of President and Directors
s. H. LEWIS, Treasurer N. s. Co.
Oct 2, 1s6O-5ts
EMBROIDERIES.-A large stock of French
II Embroideries in Collars, Sets, &C., with many
new things in real Laces, black and white Some re-
oil Didch Anfeau Lace just opened by
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
stvunton, Oct. 2, ls6o-vin copy.
Il AIDES CLOTH CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
~ &c, &c.-SlOOO worth of Ladies Clotn Clcaks
and Shawls of the newest style, from SO to 800 Just
received by DAVIS a. AAfoEh.
Staunton, Oct. g 1s60-Vin. copy.
ITO BRICK MASONS.-Wanted immediately
i several good Brick Masons to work In Lexington.
Staunton, Oct. 2. 1s6o-3t. JOHN d. BROWN
MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
lvI for children teething. For sale by
S1annton Oct. ., 1850 P. H TROUT & co.
GOAL OIL LAMPS.-A large assortment at
z. Ii. TROUT Il co.
staunton, Oct. 2, 1860.
CATAWBA BRANDY for ssle by
P. II. TROUT & co.
Stanton, Oct. 2, 1860.
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LADIES, NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS
GOODS.
OS0 REWARD will give $50 for the re-

eDCU covery and confinement in the Augusta coun-
ty Jail ofmy NEGRO MAN MORGAN, IA
who escaped on the 9th ult., from the EEA
custody of Messrs. Davis, Dupree AEakg
Co, of Richmond City. <A
DESCRIPTION He has black and I'M
smooth skin, aged 26 years, weighs w.
bout 15O to 100 pounds. He cannot 49,
strengthen his fingers on his right hand.
He formerly belonged to the estate of VIM Brooks,
decd, near WaynesbOro Augusta CO., Va. 1t is u
mored that he had pass from A. E. Bedsoe allowing
him to go at large. No such pass gwen him by
1t is probable that he may be in the neighbor-
hood of Waynesboro, he has wife at the house
of Mr.. Jno. g. Guthrie Christians Greek.
Oct g. 1874 A F. RLEDSOE
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POSTPONEMENT.

The sale of the above named property is postponed
till the 10th OF OCTOBER. 1860.
Oct. 2, 1860. b. b. CAMPBELL, Trus
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He concludes his article as follows

"When the Breckenridge press ceases to domi-
neer, and are prepared to meet us in spirit of
mutual reciprocity, it will be time enough to
pause for consideration. But, in the meantime,
let US act out the spirit of Governor Wise's ap-
peal to the Douglas Democracy of Illinois,"
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L MBROIDERIES.-A large stock of French
II Embroideries in Collars, Sets, &c.. with many
things in real Laces, black and white Some
al Black Thread Lace just opened by
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
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A CARD: 70 rur c,,,zvx.o,
RICHM OND, VA,
&C., &c.
DR.. TARDE, F. r. s. NJ. +. A

IA Rl e zEf SSB; va,
DR.. MoNrARDE FIR. s. ME-
PROFESSOR t ST CHEMISTRY
SOLE Ef SIs55vEEkh a asb 5 d5aFosSsbER
n1AA Gsi S9SSff FAN KILLER.
GREAT FRENCH RE 1fs uuArlc REMEDY,
Bess to invite the attention OF the
RICHMOND 1'A' u
TO THIS GREAT A FkR Pp,fRtsFr5
NOW universally Isrffafpt ss Internal or
THE dkEAT EST MfEID'icINE
For the immediate cure Of
oHi5'iltLsSAa s % 81 ayySttr,rx
FEVER AND AGUE
cAr1 RaEtM "a fGER's THE HEAD
NEURALG5LA;. c.
IT CURES THE WORST ToOTnAcHE
THE WORST NEuRALGIA -
THE WORST CHoLIc A . '-' =
IN HALFA MINUTE,
IN A WORD,
ALL PAINS AND ACHES.
OF WHATEVER KIND, VANISH BEFORE
ITS USE. ~
1T PURIFIES THE BLOOD &3
AND RENOVATES THE SYSTEM !,
InPAKTING HEALTH ~ 4M MINK KIs 6 e nony
In BALTIMORE, WASHING ron i Ass All AZ S "Gnxa
70, Cries wHEREIT BEEN iSTRopuc,ED. ~
OTHER PREPARATIONS,
MOkE OFT BEING NOW SOLD
than Of an, other Medicine In the World
AS SPECIFIC FOR
r r. nj A !. r g U VI !. NTS.
1T STANDS UNRIFALLED
We do no, SAY of this Medicine as ~ frequently
said OF others, THAT after using or bottles re-.
lief nay be expected" We confidently assert
that in using this medicine the relief is
INSTANTANEOUS.
While the price of this tPEAr BLESSING 10 only
Is and 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
We respectfully ask for = a trial from all, sat
isGed that one trisi VIII be sufficient to establish
for itn Richmond the high reputation i enjoys in
all other cities. JAS. McUONNEL
General Agent. Baltimore.
For sale in Richmond ny PURCELL, LApD Co..
FISHER Il WINSTON. Main st., and BY Druggists
generally. nv l-lmif
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NV YORK. Ma, 80 Cotton qalet-Cplands IL
:, .nur ADV an ed loc. State So uId5 80,
',5s-r IS $3.50 %. Wheat advancins-So
a. rrrlIaai Corn bu1yant and slightly highe -
',,e - .s5t, Fro,lsiOu. dropping. Beef dUl H..
~, f-m-OJ'esDs 6r r7As. Rice quiet. Pork
ts5'5. lard tr'u. WhIsses firm AZ DC Turpen-
20 oet a. ~. 4-5lta kosIn firm at , 50. Stocks
fsl-Ys IS 95'z.
g,ttivuEr, MAY 50 Flour straightforward
sect $50. y heat fiIui-good 10 prime white
Il SIS 4. CHOICE 5 $50 : Los; good to PRIME
red i5.Sl4 g Corn improved and active
te7u57s: yellow 6Sf67. Proylsl ions unchang ed
ness PORK SlT', fls; PRIME SIS; rump cIt ba-
On sdes L. al03a. Whiskey lmprovins-Onlo
o
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7'HE CARGO OF IHE
BARK LONE STAR.


L BARK LONE STAR.
BORDEAUX plff!l 'f F"RANCE.
WILL BE Sod AT AUCTION. IN The Gus
TOM HOUSE. AT NORFOLK,
will continue every day until the entire cargo
is disposed Of.
ThIs enterprise is well WORTHY the patronage of
every Merchant who is IN favor of direct importa .
ton to Southern Ports. and is the conmenceme nt
IT trade, which We hope will be permanent Mt one,
between bordeaux and other French Ports, and
this city
81 Ssi e issse,s CHAMPAGNE.
=: y cases sSs f WAIHE WINE.
scssks a. do'' h'
ls7 cases VERMogTH.'
s. do. BURGthNsbY. Volney, chambertin.
30 bbls. vf fssqH!sn1k &o'''
- packages BRANDY.
2u cases superior OLIVE OIL,
II co. OF SROCKhRY, emma and Porcelain
TEA SETS; Ornaments, Vases. Tureens, Dishes,
Ceases of DRUGS and CHEMICAiS,
vERMLcELLf MAcCARoNfi.,' Ts lPp'5's.''S'
MiLi4i \ ERI Lace and Embroidered Under
sleeves, Capes Cloaks Lace and Muslin Dresses.
Aruic, nr riSwsTs. cnens umh1el las, Psras"s
SHOES, HATS, LiTHOGRAPHS. &
j wv l. X bracelets. NECKLACES. Combs,
Ell siss sna
of T!SsBg! sG56 RI pHk Fiji HhaGRs"sS'
P Ptti.sE Ed VEGETABLEs and SOUPS:
"a bbls YsiI"y and Red OCHRE. and SHOE
So Sc % 81. W yin ESf:;
sLkFE o4 kooa s YsyrE c MaANfs
d Sc !. over sl0o mSG,ss spprSysd paper
GESA LICE ROGER + AUCTION
-HBy virtue of decree of the District
Court of Of the United STATES for the Eas
on Friday, the 4th day of May 1860. in the
case of the United States of America against
he auction to the highest bidder. at Nash wharf
IN the city of Norfolk on r L rs DAY. the 5th day
ROGERS. about IS tons bufthen together with
her boats tackle and furniture. sails, water casks,
anchors and chains, &c.
SESfASHE;fs LOGS 9 : M xSaa Stssii
TELESCOPE. l Dbl. SUGAR;
i S3%lo; FISH Oil, ill., ' Dbl. TAR and lot of
TERMS OF sALE-cash' IN 1S spec is WHY
Marshal Eastern District Of Va.
BY fHos. Nash, JR., Deputy.
J. ]. MOORE Co.. Aucts my 23-sd
~ MARSHAL'S SALE-BRIG VIRGIN
GE<lAh AT AC',TlON.-By virtue of 4 decree
-ot the District Court ii the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, at Norfolk
pronounced on rlday, the ath day of May, 1850 IN
the case OF the United states against the brig Viz
gnIan. shall proceed to sell public auction, to
the highest bidder, at Chambe rlaine's wharf, In
the city of Norfolk on FU tSDAY. the 5th day OF
June. 1850. az II O'Clock, the brig VlRGINIAN
about Jas tons burthen, together with her Boats
Tackles, Sails, W alter Casks. Fun nIture, &c.
The Virslnian was erhauled about 81 * months
ago and re coppered; has two suits of sales, 81
which Is new; the rigging was thoroug hiy reitted
at the sane time.
Also. ] CHRONOMETER; i TELESCOPE; 8:
WATER CASKS.
Terms of sale cash. in specie
JOHN +. Willy. Marshal Z ID. Va,
By IHOs. NASH, Jr., Deputy.
l. J. MOORE & Co. Auct'Is. nv 23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA Nervous
SUFFERERS.
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBIi.ITATED FRO
+ ESSIONAL MEN.
WHY NorHAvE ye eb HEALTH REsToR-
We offer you tho great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGoRATOR.
We oiier II to all classes-it may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such a mass Of testimony
THE kEV. Il. r. BROOKE
BALTIMORE, Feb "a 1890
Nsssrs. H!oysiyue, + hie,rtYay:
The use OF your HAMFTON'S TINCTIRE ha.
been y eefy sreat JhSs,He to me aud INV family -
The effect il has had my throat disc So has nos
na.rsiess For all such diseases most cordially
recommend IL. Yours. truly.
+. BROOKE.
Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ. T., Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR
AS al lnvigorator and restorative where n ran
tie stmuant is wanted. we believe IL superior In
all the Cordias bsiore the ru blic as a cure Tor Iius
p.Pstd. toHsh. ScyOaia and khsuraaf,SUY with
AL Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels Il h been
truly successful To the single and mavrle,i We
oher tao most valuable remedy, which thousands
will testify.
EEMAi.Es AND CHLDREN.-Thi. TING
iOhE VIII be found great medicine for all their
Diseases " 49,
~ Call and get Pamphlets and sec cures.
Sold by PLRCFLI. LADD L CO., Richmond:
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gists IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; ak bottles
%. my 2S-dhcwts
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,,,,ortaut Legal D.ci.iou.

,,,x,uSSArI, May 29-Ihe great patent suit
's%srins Judson VS.. Cope * Hodgson, for
o. .trssrseut of the patent Cor the JGdsou
iahtnenr valve. which has been on trial for
co., ian days IN the u. 5. Circuit Court
%. 80 s.s,i yesterday. an verdict for the
aa",ie fully snsia'nlEg the validity of the
Y'N". one hundred and ten witnesses, from
T. s.ran; psrts OF the country, testified i'll the
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I w MtoSeON kMN SALE OF VALUAs
notDrHH PIX NEAL EkTATE IN MANCHESTER.
s sUS NnEn TX POTTER. BIDDLE AND Jack
By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

III Nj + U h h. DhN GOODS. ROCR-
RlES. &c.-Will be sold at auction. At nav
,torvs corner OF Main and 18th sts., ON Thurs,
VA morning next. the 3lst OF Nav, commencing
SECOND hand FURNITURE. Gnu
DIZZY GOODS.Iseveral invoices Of Dry Goods,
Hats; Caps. Bopnets, Msntilla., shawis Hosisrr..
Spool Cotton. 80. "s'
GROCER ES.- Wine. Brandy, Whiskey. Soap.
Candies, Smoking and Che sIng Tobacco ,,iS.rrr'
&C Inv sol ALI Mott $3.50
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Arrest nj Another Shaver.

x,.A,YAH. GA, May :o.--The L. :. steam
,js1n.of-war Crusader, 1t MaiftI, has cap
.r,al = French bark with so Africans on the
- Of Cuta She arrived with her prize At
lev West. Fla. on the 9th inst.
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RUNAWAYS,

Ia NOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of
eM Botetourt county, on the Sd day of April
EA last, NEGRO Man, who calls himself
~ JIM. He is a.out 50 years old. FIVE feet SIX
.-2. inches hig h. and weighs about 40 pounds
had on. when arrested. brown cloth cost ami grey
pantaloons and had IN his possession paper pur-
porting to he written by his master. OFT. Harris,
OF Campbell county. authorizing JIM 10 are him
self and receive pay for his services
hereby give notice that unless the owner of
said negro comes forward and proves his property
and pays charges. shall at the proper time. pro-
coed ~ take such other action In relation To HIN
as the law directs. SAMut 81 HEDRICK,
my 9-6w Tailor of Botetourt County.
40 kANAWAY.- From the Richmond and
GH Dany,lIe Railroad Conn any. + edmond, two
n property of Mr.. Thos. Watts. of Elizabeth
A.City county. AS they got passes TO visit
their homes on the 9th April. It is presumed that
they are still lurking about H. pton or that neigh
borhood. The usual reward will be paid for their
return 20 the Company.
my s-2W A. WORRAII, Sup't.
IA Norfolk Herald please copy.
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AKGE STOCK OF AADDLFRY, HAIR

| ARGE STOCK or NADDLFRY, HAIR.
Il NESS, &c. AT AUCTt ON Will be s"lo y.
pubic auction, on WEDNESDAY, the son da, "f
Nay, isGo. conmencing at 10 O'Clock, ut No "a
MaIn street, a lew doors above St Charies Hotel
the iargest and most com ete ST. OK Of H. IS
HAhN ESS, G., ever offered in q Southern city,
s Lh1. q. IN want. Soh IN town and country, win
GREAT BARGAINS MAY BE HAD. ''' -
The stock was made up for u retail trada and
warranted IN every particular, consistins Of nns
hundr. Saddles, seysn,y i've sets Of Harness, SIN
kept In such Establishments. '
TERMS made known IN day Of sale.
VIM. SALMON
Sale conducted by +. 3. Cook. Auct. Ims22
~ The above sale Will be continued THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock ny 81 :. COOK. Auct'r.
GrNIEEL t:NtTtki. Ac.. Ar AUC.
- TiON.-On THURSDAY, the 3iss inst, a. 10
O'Clock. will So /, at INV store, a larxe aasort
ment Of genteel FURNITURE, VIZ WardTobes;
Bureaus; Sldeboards; Washstands; JENNY Lind
and Cot.sge BedstsadS; Gang aud Wood Seat
chairs; MAHOGANY Rockers; Sofas; Louns Is; one
very handsome Hat Rack; two sets Oak Cottage
Furniture. entirely new; HAIR and Shack Mat
tresses. &C..
AT the same time. will he sold % baskets Cham
payne said 10 hs a goou article.
my 50 f. B. COOK, Auct.
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AUCTION ALsD1
~-~--~~>.~-.-> ~.-s~->>>~~~
FUTURE DAYS.
~ Jas. n. TaYIsr Z Sen, A1ct's.

, ING LOrs, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF
MANCH ESTER, AT AuCITON.-We will sell,
SnSn sas IN June
MANCHESTER, as follows: '"o 'A -
ra Lot; in = sass.rs No Of Falls Plantation, on
worth and Ludlow streets, 1872 By l65 feet each.
Lots In square No 7. on Everett and MHury
streets. and between Barney and Biddle Streets
4 Lots in Square No. q, on Stockton and Everett
streets. and betweeen Lawrence and Warrington
streets, l32 by les feet each.
Lots in square No. q on Stock and Everett SITS .
and between Jones aAd Lawrence streets, l32 By
It's feet each.
TKkMs.-One fourth cash one fourth at six
months, and the balance at and 2 years, for ne
sotia6ie notes, with interest added, and secured
by trust deeds. JAS. Nj. TAYLOR son,
my - AuctlOneers.
GALE OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-
~ We will sell on FIR I'D AY. the LIST day Of June,
at the residence OF DR.. r. H. Cabell, on Grace.
between 9th and 7th streets, commencing at 10
o clock A. Nj, his entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of large and useful variety
ALSO-A nouo ole Carriage and Sielsh
TERMs.-Sums Of $50 and under, cash over that
amount. 4 months credit, Tor approved negotiable
my "a JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
AT The SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAR
SHALL AND JEFFERSON STKEETS.-Pur-
snant to the provisions of deed of trust from
ings Court, shall. bv order of the trustee pro-
csed on ESDAI, the 5th June, 1860. at "A o'clk
r. NJ, 10 sell framed tenement at tue son th west
corner OF Marshall and Jetfersnn streets. The Lot
fronis on said west sife of Jefferson street about
10 leet and runs back ~ feet to an alley feet
wide.
TaRMs-wili be made known at the sale.
JAf. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. m,2s
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
i ILL.,
.,--,,,,,,orted for the Richmond Dispateh.1
CONGREGATIONAL.

,r.sstSaroN, Nav M.--Sensse--Mr. Slideli
NA ,ad = bill favorable to the acquisition OF
'q Te mail and the s sd% %. of
ksasss.s The last named was passed
as. Tho House passed the bill for the re-
re-, re- invalid pensioners, requiring 81 ,5oo.oo0
80 es.' ~ beet for reform in the public print
~" Us considered.
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TITS Ny


1 AHDefsou, Auct,O.
TRCs1EE,1 AALE. OF Nao~r rw.r~,
! Ell REsIRENcE GN The soUTaa S slb:
JaneA MandeF. recorded in RichSe.A ~. G.s Ion
Court: We shall. BY order OF ths Tf1stSe. SsccSHH
on TIL RbDAf the 3lst Of MAJ, 1880, at tX O'cif.
?. NJ. on the premises, TO sell that besstsfni
intersection With 3lst street. Tho location Il cen
tra, and yet rclpOveo from the dust and nOise Of
the bus, ness streets. The house ~ framed house.
built within the last tour years. u tks very beet
material. and IN the most substantial manner 10
roomy and commotiIous. and we'll adapted for the
comfort Of q large family.
=. rsRMs.-One fourth cash; balance ~ Z, 9, and
months Tor negotiable n0tes. interest added. and
.ate retained till al the purchase money 10 fully
chaser, t,nnnTN EppL Is SGN
my ii nei:n.ss,,.
[ ON M!oSlON kMS' XALE or VALUA.
g0TNbEHBY P0af En- Bt h 5LE NAANSbn1 Aekk..
SSON STkEETS.~ Aa Cammlssoners apeo, = I'd
the s S'e y GSu -, Of
DAYS Exeeutrix, &e.. asatnsf Moore. 20. ~
pIemi:es on THGRsDAf he si:s Of Ma. ON ,s sss
:. -. oecck Z n. IF FIX, il aot. the next far
qss BacK Neosss s:ydP 4,
the late William Wallace Day At the time Of NE
death. The said lots viii be sutsiiv,ded. according
FOREGOING real estate 10 beautifully located.
TERMs.-LOne- fourth cash; the balance At I. and
title retained till all tho purchase money 10 Giy
paid, anu CONVEYANCE ordered by the Court. Tho
lakes Tor e Hr' p N "a PSa'0a..s'
PARkE. PolNDEXTiR R. comm'".
sale by 0OD0IN APPkKsON, Aucts. nv II
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FRIEDKICH RoETH' s-,sr
PAINTER IN FRISCO. COUSTfC AND OIL.

PRIVATE RESIDENCES, PUBLIC BUILD
ING5, CHURCHES, HOTELS and HALLS DE-
CORATED In the highest styles Of the art Also,
CEILINGS and w ALLS painted, plain and gilded,
in Gstipg aIshed ooiors.
and every description Of Ornamental
PaiKY7hg, az acnted " tke best sty 10.
Specime o so his VI TX can be seen ut the United
States Capitol xtehaon, where he was n pioyed
on the Prescb sinting. under the direction Of
Captaln NJ RiGs
Orders may Do zion N xia street, between nth
q. 4 l2th. at Messes. Ssttler l. Co.'S and Hr0sd
strss,,s between lot and 3 nHseIectiall..
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Methodist Episcopal Conference.

Bryo May 2n vote W., WAS 'nsen 1a ~ the
''", me majority report of the Slavery
non .nS,ttee. which recommends change Of
tv-'is IN ihe s!isciplin" on slavery. The vote
'a' ga IL for the resolution and Il against II,
ing ~ votes Of the required two-t thirds TO
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school Presbyterian General As
sfmbly.

p,--srrRG, May 2s.--The Assembly passed
as,v he whsle day in discussing the report
-, he committee of fifteen on Home Mis-
80 The speecheS were all short; and w lie
ss-.urmuch in the views expressed, were
-..,h 5ge exception. IN favor of the report. II
" sdonted with only one negative vote.
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,ns;au Derredatiens on the Pony Kx

S- TosrrH's, Mo, May 3o.-The Pony En-
=. j. INST 10. but brings no California mails.
4.fss are no farther than Salt Lake. The
~ writes on the Salt Lake way bill, Rider
:. ~ Indians have chased all the men
,-sn The stations between Diamond Spring
~ carson cav. Pouch, n which Express
,rss carried Is lost
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Northern Markets.

NORFOLK, May 10-The I. :. steamer DI-
e.,.h has returned from her trial trip, which
r-,,ed saiisiac tory
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Ssiyur. OF Suspected Shaver.
Naval.

NEW YoRK. Nav 3u.-The steamship City
q. Norfolk advertised for ST. Thomas, was
.p.zea to-day, As Il sus pected SLAYER.
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NOTlCE.-AIl persona having claim. AGAINST
~ the late Mrs. May ANN BRAXTON, of
Kayepsvn,d Heu.ico county, are hereby notified
to prese tho same, duly authenticated to the un
dersis ned, or to address to Box N!." Rlohmond
Post-Otfice. CnAS. GAMMAN,
Hsnrlco County, NAY n, lse0. Curator.
nv 0-lm
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SUMNER RESORTS

A. Il HEWITT Hot SELL BEkE, VA.
vcM Y tamiiies wishing to spend their summers
.HtE..ak. 4 n the mountains OF Virginia. will find
supeiio accs lnmodations at the ii r. w | L T
House. 70 miles west of Lynchburg, on the Vlr-
gina and Tennessee Railroad.
he village contains about 200 inhabit four
churches, good society, and is pleasantly situated
III the midst OF healthy. beautiful and picturesque
country. aud within n few hours ride of the cele
bratfd Peaks of OTTER ard the Natural BTIdse.
Mineral Waters can be had daily. at very trl-
iilng expense from the Aeg hauy, White Sulphur
and Alum Springs.
Terms tor board, moderate
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