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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13

DOTAroEs.--200 hishels primo White Neshannoek
II Potatoes, Just received and for sale AZ
pArrERSONS
Gr0aory and Provision Store
apa0u No. % Jeforaon g., Huston Building
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Cunfrrtiourrs, &r.

COOL DRINKS
OPARKLING Soda Water;
- Wine Cnhhlers Of every tlesrription;
Ice Cold Lemonade;
Mineral Water;
apS II cutrtt
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
~ $500 Paul Morphy;
1000 Henry Clay,
l,Wn Constane, To retail at 6lS cts;
1000 do superior Sts -
1000 Victoria de Solar to retiil nt 10 cts:
6,OOO gross Fine Cot Solace tobacco;
b,ipO " {" Gem;
99ipUo 8 Goodwna Pressed;
1000 F" " Weighed 4 sons put up in
brown paper.
gross Fme Cut Goodwin's la;gc paper in fo,l
box III Dorudo, (n superior articiel in ump just
received. ans II SJ1Iu
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BROWN g. IRWIN,

II AVE the best ofCharsoa and common Horse Sloe
BROWN IRWIN
have the best pf Round, Square and Flat Iron.
BROWN & IRWIN
have the best Of band, Hoop oval HALF Round and
Sheet Iron
BROWN IRWIN
have the best OF Wagon, Bngs, spring and Dandy
Tire
BROWN IRWIN
have tle best of Norway mfl llrenzor Nail Rods.
BROWN IRWIN
have the lest Slab steel and Slab Iron.
BROWN a IRWIN
lave the best Of RoUu Flat, square and OatagOn Steel
t.- BROWN &1RWlN
have the best ofPiusburgh springs and ANles.
BLOWN IRWIN
nave the best Of Uarage Hub Baud', and Tire and
PlOw Bolts.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the bsst Of Bellows, Ansils and solid oN Nises
DROWN a IRWIN
manufacture ana sell stoves, hollow Ware &e-
BROWN IRWIN
keen Tin 0f n kinds, sheet, Zinc and Iron
BROWN a IRWIN
keen Conner and Tin hOtionla, Block Fin and Solder.
BROWN a IRWIN H.r.
keep pie plates. lrIt tops, and bottoms, &e all ot
which will be sold 70 the tnvle NJ che hswest pgces
anl9
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.ailg empire.

.PvtlpHKD fyERr AvrrnSoos ceSDNys FxcrrrEn) nv
f. r. TX Il L LIZ Sc Q O
Empire Building, 1iO Main street.
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EraI 1sstate Aaenrps
CHAs. &. CLARKE.
r REAL e STA. '.TF,
GENERAL AGENT,

GENERAL AGENT,
CieGe's Building, Third Street,
WILL bay md sell on commission. Reai Iasiate o
esea &C., make collections and negotiate l0ans Win
looaie lpnd Warrants, insure property ai reasonable
agency aud conmsaion business RsrN cnrie nnlc e
sale IS made.
LttRM FoR SALE OR RENT. a,rcl 3, oro mule
II nom Brook kvillc on the Indianapolis ioad mud the
salne distance nom Dayton 10 acres under cultivation,
well hnishesi hupc o roonls, wpodhousr rkshop,
@al0t, smoke-house stone milk house, cistern, a..
eond haring orciAr wells and spriug good water
Frame horn 3oly O0feet, famc carriage anderib house
d douhc stftw cider press and mil enclosed. with
gopd hnme house. Also, good tenant hnse on tl,e
convenient 10 the city Win le sol on easy payments
OF uAde IN paH toT residence IN the rtty
CHAs. r. CLARKE, Third street.
NOR sAI.E-I4 aeres, miles from The clty--,vest
II Handsome iwo-story brick house; ncv-eelIar we'll
ciserr &e., good frame har and out hotises; rhoee
fruit of every description. Bsst quality ofland
OHAs, r. CLARKE, Real Estate Aaent
Heggs Huilding,3d IT.
LNOR SALE OR RENT.--A very convenient frsnic
House oi Rooms, stable, &C., located within o
lew minutes walk Of the centre III the cSty win le
sold ON hve years time or rented To good tpnau
GHAS. T.. CLARKE Third street.
DARN FOR sALE--IgO aores "a miles nom New
Sa7,ns; Dark County, and miles irom Browns
yaton, Good frame DWELLING frame inrn. Also
hewcd log dwelling. Good 6rchtrd, 2 springs and n
creek Of running water through the place Paii iottom
lhni' and The hlanre est quality of second bottom
This isn nrstrate Farm, and will be sold ~ per cent
cinity. ~ we ~
ALSO,
~ arces NILE west Of Sidney, on O fine roo,i IS
aores under cultivation. Comfortable Gnine dazzling
good quality.
ALSO
6I acres near the Centeryine Pike er,on c,,,o
mouse and stables. 10 acres tlnbcr-suuar oauip-.
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NOTICE is hereby given that there il now pen
~ ding before the city Council of the City Of Dayton
petition Of r. W Steele, presented June 5th lStO,pmy
iug for the vacation Of much OF Henry street eX-
tends from Nenia Ayenne to Clover street
The City Council will take action upon said petition
after the expiration Of six weeks from the pnllicaton Of
this notice and may vacate the ii there b. good
and valid objection 10 such action.
ny order Of Council,
ic7d ANTHONY sTEPTANs, City Clerk.
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Spring and Summer Campaign
S ADLE S OP.

CREW * WARFORD,
No. So JeirersOnSt., Sign Of the Saddle,
ITANE ON hand large assortment of Saddles, Har-
ness, Trunks, N.lses, Carpet bAgs, Collars, Whips,
Bits Horse Hnnkeis, and general variety Of every
thing in their line Mt the Lowest Cash Prices
We return our thanks 10 the public for their hbem
patr0nage, ami ask a continuance OF the are
determined Ia merit t.
sS-Repairng ofall kinds promptly attended 10.
my3-u
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Common Queensware.

NOV dischargng at New York, from ship Lucy
IN Thompson" large stock Of COMMON EARTH
IN WARE, direct iroiu the Potteries OF Saiioushre
England ordered expressly for this market. The
Common G. G. and Painted Teas;
/" Edged Patesj
4" Z" Dishes;
/" Chambers and Iurs:
White stone Cofiees, Teas ,md Ilatezi
" Tea Sets, complete;
Dinner ''
Toilet Ware, with Gold Band;
Ten and Dinner Ware
RBCOUNrBY MERCHANTS, wishing To purchase
by the original packtgp, get Cntes. continuing an
lower IN price than to huy from the shelves. Mcrrh-
ants in want OF ware will p ease call and examine my
stock before purchasing. JNG. T. WOLF
myIl Cieggs Building, Third street
DAsKETs, BASKETs.-Iust received the following
ID assortment, viz
Work Baskets assorted sizes
school
Beticnle "
Can
Childrens'
Toy
NInrkp
All nf which slnll lie sold nj greatly reduced prices
either Wholesale Retail. Country merchants ia want
Of Willow Ware will please call and examine my stock
before purchasing ~ will sell cheap for cash or ap-
pro'edpper lNo y. WOLF,
myll Clegg's Builiing, Third street.
CToNE wARE--I have jnst received large supply
- of Jug-, Jars Crooks, and for sale by
(tIASS FRUIT JAIsr-l2 gross quartfl7iit lars this
VI dly resolved, aud for sale NJ I.T. VOLTS,
niyl7If No, aos CIcgg's Buildng, 81 st.
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lSuuts anu Sburs,
The Largest Retail Stock
ON
q ooTs AND SHOES S

GEO. HOOK w ALT,
MO as Phillips House, takes this method of nforn-
~ ing his customers and purchasers in general Of
ns extensive and well selected assortment ladies
Misses and Chdren's CATERS, BUSKlNS AND
SLIPPERS, of his own manufacture. He h,s a large
stock Of MEMS BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
made OF stock purchased for cash, which will enable
him to sell at the very lowest prices. Remember the
place. GEORGE HOCKWABf,
ap2O-m3d&w No. 10 Phillips House, Dayton.
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Husic
Alb. Bernstein, Music Teacher,

No. 15b, MAIN ,STRI5IGT.
TNsIRUCIlONs gwen on various Instruments Mn.
i SIC furnished fof Balls, Paroles, &e.
hDOrers may be leo at the residence OF tho above
ornt s'elmer, Rex a Cas- Music Hall Third street,
Terms moderate tnart-t,a
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D. BICKFORD

XATOULD inform his friends and the public ,hat he
w has opened and fitted up IN the hest style new
store in BECkEL'S NEW BUILDING, No. 295
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied 10y Win walker,
az Clothing store, and next door to Beckels Bank,
where he has on hand large assortment uf
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1ABLE CUTLERT.-Iust received q aRilassortfnent
Il u Rusaells 1alle Cutlery which for finish, quail
" and lupblity is surpassed by any Mandatory
laso keep English Cutlery Of all prices, which will lie
sold quite cheap. T. BARLOW,
nlyEi No 500 and II
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Prom Kansas and Utah

LEAvENwoRIH, Feb. 4-The Territorial Lee
gsature has passed an act Incorporating the
Central Overland California and Pike 5 Peak
Express, being reorganization Of the Pixies
Peak Express Company, with an increased
capital and wider field Of operations.
A bill abolishng slavery has been under
consideration, but no definite action has
been taken upon it, both branches 81 the Le-
gislature being principally engaged with call
legislation
Martin T Conway, tie Congressman el4c!
under the WyandOtte constitution, left some
days since ior Washington 70 appear before
the Senate's Harper's Ferry investigating
committee:
Judging from the late adoption 81 the Wy
andotte constitution, the general belief i that
the project for enlarging the boundaries ut
Kansas will be voted down BY large major
ity.
The news from Salt Lake BY yesterday
arrival, is unimportant Ii was said that
considerable uneasiness existed among tile
heads Of the church, ia consequence 81 tito
evidences that large emigration would take
place from the Territory in the spring, u
Pixies Peak and Carson valley. Brigham
Young strongly opposes such emigration
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r,lsEzes.~
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SStPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Later from California.

81. LOUIS, February 6.-The Overland
California Mail arrived here to-day. Gov
ernor Latham was elected to the United
Stntes Senate on tie first joint ballot
lie was chosen in caucus on the first ballot
after his name was announced The use So
his name took Gov Weler's adherents by
surprise and was quite unexpected by tbe
public 1T large. His success is attributed 81
determination By the democracy q I'll L.
self 81 the dyuasties which have hitherto
governed, ~ a great extent, the politics IN
the State
Tie vote On joint ballot il reported u have
been rs follows: Latham, 81; Randolph, ~;
Lieut.. Coy. Downey who now becomes
Governor would be inaugurated on the l4Jh
and Mr. Quinn, President Of the Senate pro
TEN becomes Lieut.. Governor
II is thought that before the winter passgr
a Senator will be elected in place ii Nh.
Gwinn, and that Judge Baldwin will proba-
bly, be the nominee.
The steamship Northener from San Fran
cisco bound to Portland was wrecked oa
the 9th Of January near Cape Mendocin0
Eleven passengers and twenty-five u tho
crew were lost The vessel is total loss
but the mails and treasure were saved
In case Of the election Of Judge Baldwin
to the Senate Eugene Cassery, IA Will
succeed him On the bench
Joshua Price Secretary of State, ami
George Wallace, private Secretary, have been
confirmed BY the Senate, and retained by the
new Governor
Coy. Latham had sent special message
to the Senate il relation to the prOposalot the
six Southern Counties to separate from tie
State and join in organizing new Territor
ial Government. The Governor says that
two-third vote is required 70 pass the act az
thorlzing the separation, and that no further
action j. necessary On the part Of the State u
consummate this purpose. The authorize
ton 81 Congress- however, he suggests viii bo
necessary. lie doubts not that the aggregate
sentiment Of the State is opposed q tile ,ep
aration, and considers it proper that Congress
should decide whether the opinion Of the pee
pie II the proposed Territory ought 70 be az.
copied as conclusive
Advices from Mendocino County report
Indian outrages III that region. Dwellings
had been burnt and 100 head Of cattle kill
ed The Governor will send some special
message 10 the legislature "a the subject
Maj. Edward II Fitzgerald, Of the First
Dragons, died at Los Angeles.
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being given, as he preferred the bill should
take the usual course.
Mr.. Maynard indicated an amendment
that the six per cent. therein provided for tt
the contractors, be paid to them only, and
MOTTO their assigns, to whom they had sold
their scrip ut ruinous sacrifices
The question was taken on suspending the
rules
The question was decided in the affirmative
yeas l57, nays H.
MIR. Phelps offered an amendment to alter
the phraseology of the third section, so that
the s., 400, 900 therein proposed may be ex
pended exclusively for the compensation Of
postmasters and clerks III their Offices, ion
mail depreciation, special agents, and for the
| transportation Of the mails
Mr.. Phelps desired also to move that the
section for the payment Of interest be Strlck
en- out.
Mr.. Covode said this should be retained
as otherwise the contractors will come here
| for damages to the amount of million OF
dollars.
Mr.. Florence was disposed to restore the
reduced mail service.
Mr.. Grow was in favor of striking out the
question OF sufficient importance to be consi.
dered of itself.
After some further debate, the bill was
put upon its passage and carried.
The House then proceeded to the election
of Doorkeeper.
Mr. Chaplin, of Vermont, nominated Mr..
Geo. Marston, OF n. H.
Mr. Maynard, OF Tenn-A. }. Larner OF
the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Riggs, of N. Y--Mr. j. l.. Wright, OF
Ill.
The result Of the vote was announced to
be rs folows:-Whole number 2OI; neces-
sary to n choice l04; Mr.. Marston, Ito; Mr.,
Wright. 81; Mr.. MARYLAND, IL; Mr.. Larner,
-; Mr.. Ward, II.
On motion, the House proceeded to the
election Of Postmaster.
Mr. Kellogg, of H., nominated }. NJ. Lu-
cas-, of Ill.
Mr. Bouligny, of La, nominated Mr.. NJ.
w. Cluskey, of the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Mallory, of KY, nominated Mr.. }. +.
Scruggs. of Va.
The House then proceeded to vote cird
coce for Postmaster with the following re-
suit:
Whole number OF votes, LlU; necessary ~
choice, LOG; Lucas, l0S; NJ. w CIuskey,
IS; }. +. Scruggs, Il.
So Mr. Lucas was declared elected.
Mr.. Sherman, OF Ohio moved that when
the House adjourn, it be until Thursday
next. lie made this motion to give the
Speaker time to arrange the Committees.
Mr.. Houston, of Ala.--make it Monday
next.
Mr.. Stout, Of Oregon, moved that the third
Auditor be directed to communicate to the
House, the accounts of the expenses incur
red in the Territory; which was agreed to,
The Democrats were disposed to resist the
motion, but before the ayes and nays could
be called upon them, the speaker declared
them carried, and then recognizing immedl'
ately motion to adjourn, put that, dGclar-
ed it carried, and at AZ o'clock, the House
adjourned
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Honse of REPRESENTATIVES

Messrs. Grow. Miles and Etheridge were
House to join such committee as may be sp,
nointed on the part of the Senate, to wait
pnon the President and inform him that
quorum of both Houses have assembled ana
are ready TO receive any communication he
may be pleased to make.
Mr.. Clark, of Mo-, rising to a personal e1-
PLANTATION, denied, Us charged by ths eui,ol
Of the Mobile Register, that Judge DoeSlaS
is the first choice of Missouri Tor the rresiaei'
Mr. Phelps moved that the House proceed
q .be confederation of the bill making ap
nronriatiops for the service of the Post Vi
ice nepartnent for portion Of the last and
. norton of the present fiscal year
Mr. Petit objected to unanimous consent
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DISASTER $50 Loss or LIFE.--The disaster
to the schooner Eliza Jane, from this port
with load Of coal, for Norfolk, was men.
toned IN the Geographic news in Satur
days Gazette. The Norfolk Argus gives
the following particulars:
The schooner Eliza Jane, Capt Sturges,
Of Barnstable, Mass, from Alexandria, for
this port with coal Cor Hodges { Co.. ana
others, went ashore If. York spit. il the
gale Of the lit ult. and will probably Do a
total loss The Captain and crew got into
one Of the boats, as the vessel was supposed
IL be sinking but MI excepting the mate,
John +. Chase and JAS s. Nickerson, got on
board the schooner again soon after which
the boat swamped, and the two men were
lost The Captain and several of the crew
were rescued from the wreck, conveyed to
Hampton, and arrived here On Thursday
night
ECLIPSE u rHE MuoN.-The Almanac an
nounced ! partial Eclipse Of the Moon oisi-
bic hr,e, last night. The following, from the
American Almanac, indicated tile time for
the occurrence a the various phases Of the
eclipse.
Beginning u the Eclipse. .................. 81 /
Entrance into the shadow................. u I
Greatest Eclipse ....................... ~ Z
Moon leaves shadow ........................IO T. 3
Ind II the Eclipse ................lO AZ
Owing t. the cloudy weather, the Eclipse
was not visible here.
New RAILROAD CARs.-Ou9 Of the Bag
n. ID L.
contracted to build for the Orange aud Alex
andria Railroad, has been completed and il
now receiving the finishing touches. II il a
finely built vehicle, being forty feet in length
by nine feet in breadth, aud is 81 the best
material, and has all the modern improve
ments. Another ear for the Alexandria,
Laudoun and Hampshire Railroad, is also
under the hands Of the workmen. This car
j. intended IS d mail, baggage, and smoking
car, and will be soon ready for the road
DROWNED. We learn that two or the
hand, employed at the Arkendale fisheries
Of Captain James Guy, were drowned On
Friday last. Ii appears that three If the
seine gang attempted to leave the shore and
whilst crossing the river On the lee, the
frozen surface gave way aud prccipitatcd
them into Tie water Two of the men were
drowned
TnE REDEMPTION LAVA petition i IN
circulation, for signatures praying the Legs
lature to repeal, at it. present session, the law
requiring the redemption Of the notes 81 the
Banks and their Branches of the State III
Baltimore q Richmond at discount Of
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RBMARKs.-The market opened quiet ana IN
L. /, dull. and no sales, except TO the city
!-sa. reported The offerings of Wheat on
."Ssnge were limited, and the demand moderate;
..,ss Of white were made at 1899, and red at ~
sns ls5c.-quality fair. Corn is in fair request,
A"a ga note sales at 75c. for white. Rye is de-
messed and slight decline is noted; sales at %
EG1sc. Nothing doing in Oats. Groceries ana
yP,oyisions quiet and unchanged, since our last
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Trial ii Ha.lltt

CHARlEsTowN, Feb. G.-The trial u Haz
lit charged with connection with John
Browns toray commenced to-day.
The taIesmen were al! selected from Fred
erick County, aud the whole number was
exhausted before the panel vas completed
The court then adjourned for the Sheriff
10 summon more talesmcn.
Messrs. Green and Bolts have been IL
tanned a. counsel for the defence Much
interest Is manifested in the trial
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circulation here this morning, that the steam
shio Nortbprn has bean lost IA tie Pacific
nTBLIC SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND.
HOUSES AND LOTS, 6c.-Ey virtue oi
decree M the Circuit Court II Loudouu, made a,
Il. la.t term. October. 1891 ii the ease 81 Wac
sony. Mageatn. tie undersigned tie Comm.
i'nsrs hem ,,,mcd ,,iI .eiI n nubIic aurti,,
4. MI ,;IIa,,a,f p6iI,n,",,t IN MONDsy ,E..
%r%1ETTTZrII NAV Iii NaPCI, Isrn rr,
I'll i.t,,.., M III T..aIb Ncgyotb co,sf-,.
nr ID, n t6at ycry VALUABLE FARM, called
I.,?yp1 .3,u,teJ II NM. r,,,nt, MI loudoup or
- 4, :g. g. B
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NRw Yogx, Feb. 4.--Maryland SKIES, 1870 and
1890. are held in this market at lO4, with los
offered. The fves of 1859 and tsso are qaoteu
the same Baltimore CITY skies, 1917 ana isso'
ara 96 offered and 90 asked.
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e.oroatown Cattle Market, February 4.

At Drover's Rest, on Friday last, lSV head u
beef cattle were offered; all sold ut 3(94tc' 9,
pound on the boot, equslto 6(9sac. nett goou
to sille. nett. Pork 1915 - hundred.
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AUCTION SALES.

nNRUSTEES ShLE.-By virtue 81 a deed IF
i trust, executed ID the subscriber by James IL.
Besaut co., trading under tile name and firm
II James II. B,sunt 4 Joseph u. Waters, al tile
Point il Rocks aud Joseph u Waters 4 Co..
at Georgetown II. u, | VIII syll III private or
public sale, the premises ~ the Point 81 Rocks
in or before FRIDAY tie TWENTY FOURTH
III FEBRUARY, 1860 commencing ut O'clock,
II. H., the following valuable property ~ wit
mi ONE WAREHOUSE, 10 by 50 feet capa-
E bic II storing 10000 bushels IF Grain, with
horsepower Elevator for conveying Grain to the
second story Also, BASIN attached, sufficiently
large 10 hold four first class Boats; STABLES,
capable ofhuldiug u head ii horses.
ONE BLACKSMITH SHOP and TOOLS; one
new HOG Sly; pair Fairbanks best six tons
test HAY SCALES ? pair GRAIN SCALES;
about FIFTEEN HUNDRED GRAIN BAGS;
two IRON SAFES; / eight day Clock, ,neB;) 2
large Counting Room Desks; ! Table; lot of
ONCE Chairs; | Egg Coal Stove; ; CORN and
I COB CRuSHERS' Buckets Grain Shoycls;
Picks; Crowbars and Forks.
rT77-. Also, THREE CANAL BOATS
-: 80 and fixtures, in good order; nine
young MULES; TWO HORSES II set OF Boat
and Plough Gears; six Sc ot Leather Fly Nets; z
Corn Shelters To IF Herring IL barrels, about
10000 feet 81 Plank; two otubble Rakes, complete
about - tight hog.hcads; | Water Cooler; Wash
=, '
~ IGht y asoh harness, Nuo"; ~ o'o'a GU r.
~ ~ Idtpeh'et ZOE ~ nee, ~, y ~
htshey DAF!e's' uo.HDo noA Long
Ladder h1y Press (" neat Drtl'7' Win Guaho
attachment M '~Is y Ia" ouo ~ IIe 9Iu ira
d'e ABOUT ~ lLE-N = ~ - - ii, = : - =,
CORN; Harrow; Do ,l,e. ShoVG. Fi0uSh'i
single y" h.s1, uNE y \, = pnEp ~ lin
ll-fIN = lSH Ei1S HEAL, Truck Y y
CONS, 4 Iot ~ Ground FlAs0er' ~" many "'Aei
articles ~ tedious " mention
rms Y ~ nlos. '''H""'o P'oPs''! y M 'I"u
on the l'"a'' having Ills @"'"n"'s' " 81 o'uo'
points that y S'ou LI.uss a'I''S w 'o'',uue'
AMI between Two Pfoau'u'e aHsy'' one ~ Lou
duu County, Virginia, tu@ "'ne' ~ 'fedcti'h
county NJ: "'so 1He near pom. IN n4''N'' ~
the Canal intersecting vain the Railroad.
TERMS ~ REAL PROPERTY Ono thisa e"ah,
the balance u FIN ahi twelve in"hiI y ihe Pur-
chaser sd purchasers giving lhe' ooNd, WIN ap.
proved security ooar'"s interest rom ~ Wy -
sale
Terms WI Lk"HoNAL rR"rL ~ - '''ui' y
siN months VII Is sFeH ~ ~ sums IDo'o p
t"e purchaser giving no'e' WIN approves S'eu'I'y,
9ea1us interest ir'm 'ho o"f u 'u'o aI suns y
- anu u"dsi' 1a7L'
~ properly ~ rs remove" VII" w '''u's Y
sa,c ate cohpned WIN.
LIZ = =, ~ = ALL trustee
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T A. LARKIN, will continue the ID X
Ii. GOODS BUSINESS, At the old stand,
and would take this opportunity Of returning his
thanks to those who have 50 literally patronised
the late firm, and solicits continuation OF the
SINE feb = cost
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Ss- CANDIDATES NOTicEs.--PersonS "n'
send nominations Of themselves or friends Tor OF
fee, will, to insure their publication, enclose the
amount they wish to invest in the publication
O.s dollar will pay for three insertions, or IN that
proportion for longer time, unless it is to Do con-
tinued for a month or more, IN whion case TO
anatian will be made on the regular rates.
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NOTICE.

IN NOTICE..
lHR COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the hrra Of LARKIN h BRO, was dissol-
we'd by mutual consent on the lst February, 1860.
Rthsr party is authorized to sign the name of the
6rm ia settlement of the business.
J. +. LARKIN,
feb 7-eo3t L. A. LARkIN.