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Gold Pens.

Not only is the appearance and legibility Of
mans ~ehirography greatly dependent upon
the pen with which he writes, but even his
ideas are more or less affected by it. Thoughts
flow steadier and more freely when the pen
transfers them to the paper with ease.
We fell into this train of reflection as our
new gold pen. from the famous gold pen man.
ufaetury of Dawson, Warren & Hyde. New
York, of which Mr.. Jules Vautrot of this place
rs AGENT glided smoothly and easily over the
paper. Abetter pen We never wrote with, and
YautrOt has lots of them.
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From Turkey.

Rev. W. F. Williams, a returned Missionary
from Turkey, who also spent some time in Syr-
ia. will address the citizens of Warren in re-
latiOn to those countries, on Friday of this week,
at2 o'clock, p N, and ! in evening, at the
Presbyterian Church. a general invitation is
extended.
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A Cutting ARRAY.

On Saturday night. a colored man got into
an ARRAY with aman of lighter complexion. in
the course of which the dark onereceived some
cuts with a knife. The wounds wer. not dan
Gsrous.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

The Court Of Common Pleas, for Trumbull
County. Judge Hoffman, presiding, commenced
its session on Monday. About the usual num-
Der of criminal cases and civil suits will be
for trial. The trial of John Klingensmith for
the murder of Archibald Reeves will probably
on Wednesday next.
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Corrections In Premium List.-Trum-
bull Agricultural Society.

@oAA
bull Agricultural Society.
fOkes of calves, LIST prem $500 to no. 5s7
Leman Palmer.
ID prem, 100 to no al, S. Kennedy.
The above were omitted by mistake.
Fruit-By a mistake of the Secretary in
reading the figures made by the committee,
the lst prem, on collections of apples was
given TO T. D. Pelton. It was in fact awarded
TO no. 467. Geo. Hapgood.
A prem. of SIS on two fine specimens of
Grapes. including an extra fine specimen of
Catawbas was awarded to no. 325,1 T. Ewalt,
and was omitted from the printed list by ae-
eident.
The above are the only errors in the list dis
covered up to this time. Oct. 25th. 1860.
J. D. COX. Sec,y.
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Republican Meeting at Hubbard.

The Republicans of Hubbard will be ad-
dressed on Saturday evening. at half pact six
O'Clock, BY ]. ". Tyler and HI. Burnett Esqs.
Subject, the position of Washington. Jefferson,
Madison, Adams and others, upon slavery.
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Church Remaining.

Amovementis being made which will PROF.
ably result in thorough repairs and alterations
in the Presbyterian Church. Tn: old build
ing sadly needs something of that sort.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Gilbert & Norris In Court OF Com. Pleas
V = rnhail County.


nEErNL LAEAAA
RT Vir.ls o. an Vs1Ii,ioai ENPosIs to ms directed
and I=liysFeII shIII oGsf for Eale a. Pubic aae lon
At the door Of the eorrt house in Warren in said sOau-
~ on
Sa.ur3ayhs 10h dayof NoremBer, 1860.
Al 1 O'Clock ?. NJ. ofsaiI Gas. TIE undivided Interest
OF Frascis Bryson Carlton IN The following described
real rsi-te: sit.a:e in Weatheysfsld township, Trum-
bail County. Ohie. being all that part Of three knndrsd
sad thirty fur and 9G-!uO acres II land in tfacttwo.
in said township lying west Of the aahoniag river.
north Of two tTEe's Of hfty acres each. divided ~ vi
liam Carlton. Sen. in his hfe tire. TO his sons lillian
AID Jose b Carlton, said original SSt sO-lO0 acre
tract being bounded as 4 lloEs; BEGINNING atthe nOr.a
east corner OF tract No ., on the east liEs Of the town
ship; thence west along the nOrth lin- Of said tract.
60 chains and Al links IL . post; theEcs sSusa 70
4 line parallel TO the east line % sill tract
~ chains and p li.ks; thence east to a hHs
p~araiicl5o the north l!ns OF said srlrt- 90 ehat~s
ana A. LINKS. - Tie east lire Of he township; thence
north along The township ias - chains ami q NE
TO ths place OF beginning. TIE ~intsIsSt OF the said
z L Carlton IN Sal; tract eng The Ehoiv dbl e~e
sixth la5t thereof. subject TO tie dover right Of Eliza
betA C-rlton. 5&s interest appraised at Sf.he-
Terms Cssh. A g. LYMAN, saeri1.
SheTiG's OGce. Warren. Oe;. 10, l>5o.5T
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The Warren Oil Well.

The well at Hull's Hotel has reached the
depth of IS feet, and a strong Odor of oil has
appeared.
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MAKING C-ONSRCTIONs.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lunhus Z Cincinnati. Cleveland K Erie. aud Cieys
land & Pittsburgh Eaii Rcais
AtsOlon, with Hacks 70 Chagrin Falls. &c.
" Na.tua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Bracevills win Hacks for Newton FAILS. SC
Warren with Hacks to sharon, GreenYilIe Mead.
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
" Youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, aud tAeRee by ?. II. W.
* C. Rail Road to PittshurgB.
Feb. I6. 1859. CHAS L. RHODES SUIT.
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Sheriff. case warr.p, oct. 10. ice.
CHERIFF-S SALE.

GHERIFF-S SALE.
Heu.y IIamiltoa In Conrt % Connaa
" rleas OF Trumbuu co insy
benjamin Fem. Jr. By virtue Of an E1ee9-
ten issued from the Cazrt % Common Pleas Of Tran
buu coaaty, TO M directed I have levied upon AMI
shall oaer fs- sale ~ Public R1etion at ibs door %
the court house in WNrr-n n sail county. en-
Saturday the la dayofN orsmbsr. 1860,
At ons O'Clock. P. u ofszii DAY the following do
scri5ed real estAte. su1ate IN Hartford Ia said eOun-
y and bounded as fellows: Beginning At ina south
vest c"rnsr of lcc % land purchased By ~Bcrismia
Fem of Ddrius " osafcrj, then soaih along the east
line boundary line ofthe a1rth an a9uth cen-rs rcsd
seven tods. .hs- east parallel wita he line Of the los
thirteen rois anl c-- taicf OF = rod, then north sew
en- "a Is, then vest Thirteen ruds and one third Of =
rad, to the place OF hr-luning. e3Dtaiaing niH ~
three and ore half rods o. iaad, nore or less APP
praised At : lCs0 90. A. r LYMAN, Sheriff.
Snsrig's UIce. Warren. Get l.. Ice, ~
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OAd osJosah ". WOlcOt;} In Court OF Common

SAd otJosiah W.. holc0tt( In Court Of COMMON
rs Pleas
George L. Iolmos. ct al } D. vir:us ofaa alias o.
7 der Of sale issa-d from the Court Of Comtnra Pleas -
TruriulI comfy, Ohio.tc me directed an delivered.
] sha IoRrr for sale. at Public Auction - The dor q
the Court house in HarreN. or
Saturday TIE l0lh day ofEorem5er, 1880.
At l o'clock ?. Il. a said day the following described
zeal estate situate Ia Pennington. TrnElull c0uEsy,
0ai0, knoSn as part OF lot No ~, Ia said township.
, and bounded az follows; Etg;nEi5g on the east Las
Of the north and south centre road at a stake: thSnea
east - rods : - links 10 the centre Of Grand river;
thence fOlicEing the channel in q nGrth east direction
) rolls and - links; thence east 20 rods 20 a p0dt
standin< On the Wcsi iac or lsnd formerly owned -
Harvey ". CoIar; thence south on saii line Is rods
aal one link to a post. being ths snu-h west corner 81
ssii lands formerly Osned ~ said Collar; thence sa
a. d Coilsrso' EEe (s-ath Hnsl ~ rods aud "a
iihGs t. a post on the east line OF said lot No Sc
thence ssG' on sail lot lane p rods IiH IiakS to
post ~ the corner Of lands owned by the heirs 0f 10
siah ". W0icott. deceased; thsacs west On said VOL
colts heirs north lire 9GS rods 70 the ir. u the
north and s.ugh centre road; thence NORTH IL ~ piaes
ofberinui.g- cOutaining ffty ore acres and 6SE
rods Of band be the same NOR. or les5. A praised 81
SsS,CU PEI acre. Terms Cash.
ABB LYMAN. shsFiG.
sbsrif's Chfe Warren, Oct. 10. Isfn. 5v.
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OIL LAND FOR SALE OR LEASE.

" The undersigned offers for sale good oil lands
lying in the south part Of Mecca, in parcels Of one
acre or more to suit purchasers Price reasona5lr-
title good. These lands are within a mile OF DR..
Harris we'll, which pumps 10 barrels a day. and two
wells. with good show, are being drilled on land ad-
joining, He will also lease lan4s for reasonable bo-
nus and y Of the oil. J. T. AsPER
warren, October 3, 1850, In.
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5rmt SnttlIigentt.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Mrs. Messer-Millinery-Removal
Woods d Pew-RemovaI
B. Cranage-RemoyaI
j. H. Misunderstanding
M. J. Howard-Stray Cow
Cox. Ratlif & Spear-Legal Notice
j. Hutehins-
h. Barnes
d. Baldwin
Gas.
We are glad to learn that there is once MOI
aprOspect that this town will be lighted wi
gas.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
WEBSTER'S PICTORIAL EDITION
[ 600 ILLUSTRATIONS. for ssle Al

I 500 ILLUSTRATIONS, for Sale al
L Parter's In getting EYEEsrrs's. you g.t -,
DEsT In buying AZ Portsr's you huy not only The
best. hut you GIT the cheapest. lie sure and call Al
the New YORK Bookstore and get what you want in
the way OF School and Miscellaneous EiokS. among
which may he found all the SchO I Books recommend
ell by the hoard OF School Examines; among the
Miscellaneous Books you can get
Hugh Miler'. Works il : vols; TrTing's Works.
IS vOsi Bieks' Works; Comprehensive Commentary:
Scouts Bible; Encyclopedia OF X. EuoEledCe; d ron.
Shakespeare Milton; The Poets in Blue and Gold,
vols; b. Taylors Travis; McCauley's England;
Iumes England; Nemesis; RUtlrdgr; Spurgeou's
Sermons; Lille Lincoln: Life Washington. Marion,
6c.i BtTnes' Notes: Margaretie the first lave Of A
ron Burr; Popular AsiTOuumy; Pnrular Geo'e=y;
fuua;t on the Horse; Poets ef America: Po!it cal
Text Book; Bitter Sweet; cold Foil; III. Home En-
cyclOpedia; Throne OF David, Professor at the RTetk-
fast Table; The Steam Engine; The Woman ia White;
Paper Hangers, Cabinet Makers AMI "l.ns-r,' Com
ptnion; Good assortment Of Bibles aud Frazer Books;
Toy Books vi all K nds, School Cards and ReSar:s.
BLANK BOOKS.
Alarge stsck Of Lsd.srs. Day Books aud Menorsn-
DUN Books Stationery Of all kinds. among which
may lie found choice stock Of CAP, Letter and Note
PaP-rs; Envelopes cheap; Pens; ArnrId's. Kirkland,
Aainard and Noyvs' lnEs; Ru lLer and Pump Ink
stands; Pocket Inkstands; Sp4uldins'S Glue; MuciI-
age, &c-, 6c,
PERFUMERY
at Port,r's BOOKSTORE. Bears OIL; RcseOn Coral oil;
CoiogBesi Haadk-rchiefs' TX racts: Genuine Van
kes SOAP; Military Shaving Sap; Yari-gatrd Soap
Rails; Perfumei Pink Balls: Almond Sop; Tooth
Lii5 White; Pink Sancrrs. Ht.r and Tooth Bfushes.
NOTIONS, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL.
Also a large assortment Of Ioys for sale by
lOct ). l-6OI W. n. PORTER.
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FIRE! FIRE.!

Those Whs are not burned out can get reliarle Ia
suTance in The City Fire, New Haven, Manhattan snd
liumsoid; Insurance ComPanys OF New YORK ami the
PhGnix In Co Of Brooklyn Il, New York. Come and
get your Policies. J.. T. AsPER.
May E.IS6n. sggut.
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CTONE PUMP, WATER PIPE, aud

y sToNE WARE TANUFACTORT. The subserl r
bsIah4yirg enlarged tksir Estory, Edding new ma.
chirery. ~brildiEEs end Kiln. a.: now prepared .
Eanrfaeiure 10 orderail kinds ofSsoae pumps. ripe.
on hIni. w invite the attsstion Of cid sustoners
sad viii be Lappy 70 see many new oEes-Ordsrs So
Iicitsd aad when received. will have prompt attsa
.io1. LUYELESS&
fseotj u75c-trf
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Something new and Of the latest cone out
Call il you please at No. II. Market Street. WsFrea.
Ohio. where yOu can get anything that was ever kept
ia ! Notion House.
Italy 18th, l-6e, 3n
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lLI. ITEss
LEVI D. BRADLEY, Sec'y.
This Company has bees in operation ave years, and
during his time Il has acquired a reputation for
soundness. promptness and honorable dealing. sec
ord to no Company in the United States. It's stOck
is Owned by the principal men OF wealth and bust
ness in and about New Haven and among them is
Juigs W. W. Roardman, knswn f~aTorabiy in this
community as a naa or wealth, AMI as = large land
os nrr in Ohio. THIs CONPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AND
has NEVER YEr LITtG ATED ANY loss. Mar. :. co.
livery business Man should insure! Country Mer
chants will fad il to their adTantag &c TO in4urs in good
Stock CompaF les.
Farm property insured ! year for z per cent. ?
years for IL per ct. and ) years Tor . per Ct upon the
amount insured. without premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies.
By J.. =. ASPER,
Feb. 18th, ls6a.-ly Agent, Warren, o.
Otter SWEET, GOLD FOIL and
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r.rp RACE. August 2i.--The City of Balt-
.,,ye from Liverpool on the 18th, has arrived.
"Tifteen hundred European troops had land
e'rishieen Garibaldiaus had landed at Gala
s-is aud reported that Garibaldi haa been 70
nantes to consult with the reNoinuoh's'S
there. ..a~a
The Neapoli,ans claim TO have repuisen an
attempt to land. by the Garibaid'ahs, AT Nes
yto and at Candreta!. Iii, u.,n,no.
n is reported that Austria Will fenoouce
,hs treaty of Villa Franco ana acuNeiy ep-
80 ,he operations OF Garibaldi on the main
land IL is reported also ,hst IL asioa.ai
iaGs 0au I.auorlciere will cross the roman
EL",'or under the promise of Austrian sup
port . ,hr.,t,r,no a,,i,pa.
".nst piadnont demanding explanations
tt'',orning {; ariha dis letter 10 Victor Eman-
eel announcing his projected attack on Venice.
rhare was great activity in the Austrian ma
riue depar tmenI
The Sandman loan had closed at Paris with
,hree times the amount subscribed that was
there had been additional failures in Eng
land. with heavy liabilities.
COMMERCIAL.
ItvERrooL, August "a .-Coffca. - Sales for two
DAYS Of Is 200 bales, including 1900 20 spectators
'W,dnssaay. l5-Cotion buoy ant--estimated sales
70 day Of IS oo bales cludlng 200 10 specu ators
Snd exporters, the market closing at an advance oil
:, since the AMbls's report. Orleans mlddlIng ets
EreHdslsFs.- Flour steady. Wheat steady at Ia
advance. Corn htm at ca. advance; mixed $40
A2S white S2S,s.
steady. Rice steady. SUGAR quiet.
NarGi SfoytS,-kosn huoS ant at 4s. ID Iur-
pentlne aaiet at SOB 9A34s
None, more stringent, owing to war rnmors.
tpusus 92Es.
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By f. b Cook, Auct'r.

STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CARPETINGs,
- BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. GAPS. HOUSEHOLD
FUGNITURE, &c, AT AUCTlON.-Hn TUES
DAY, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
store OF n A. Conn, Esq No rs Main st, near
the od Market B5dge bis entire stoek Of f. elFn
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.
The above embraces large assortment of fire. sh
SEASONAL Goods. laid in especially for the city
retail tr ide, and is worthy the nton Of dealers
ALSO
All his Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
oopsistins OF the usual variety of useful articles
Terms ALI sums under 500, cash over that
amount, 90 days credit for approved endors ed ne
gotlable notes. Tau % +. b. COOK, Auot'r.
STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS,
~ &C., AZ AUCTION " Ith view of return
ing to our old stan5. with an entire new stock of
Goods. we will sell, on THURSDAY. the 3Oth of
AUG 1860 commencing at 10 o'clock a M , at
the store No. 23 Broad street, our whole stock Of
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, SC, comprising q
general assortment for Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses,
Boys and servants.
TERM. $50 and under cash; over that amount
4months creoit, for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added.
W. P. w. TAYLOR & co.
Sale conducted by +. B. Cook, Auct'r.
A-td
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NJ r. q, Cees. A.ca,y.

p
AgMSEs. mgLyA, cows. &e.. Ar AUC.
r-ii ~ N SAt URpAY. stth inst, q - o'oIk.
VIII selI ~ the lot on Council Chsm6Sy Xiii ~
MAJ be fOund-- "asss wnssa
A No saddle and narnsss HORSE, bssss,f.l
being shout leaving for the South o"nsf
y9unE well: hT"ks MULEs. yssrs old, vsry
! BAY MARE, 8 years Old. sound. and rsliabl. in
single or double harpess, very fast
several very 6ne Mich CO VS. and CALVES
, second. hand no top BUGGIEB in good order.
: sscn ,g hand family CABBAGE and HAIR
NESS. Ian III Y. ". COOk, Auotr.
AND H1RHEss. AMI TanTrrN. wv W
GON, At AUCTI0N.-0n sATURfAY, the 4,h
Cham Der Hin; .gierdid BAY HSRsE, Sv sssrs
old, warranted perfectly sound. and Gsptle r. s;n-
g, Sr SoTSs n:,ns, ot inside
An elegant BUGGY and HARNRes. made "a
e%rds,, and very handsome TR0rTfN6 SUI
The attention of those IN want Of fast hcrsa il
respectfully requested a. 1t 10 rarely an oppcrtu
nlts 10 Offer ed a. auction b purehsse such stock.
The whole oan be seen prior to day OF sale, By
calling on the subscriber.
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AUCTION 0AEH0.
s----S~- ;.
FUTURE DAYS.


V5hEHra1 o. D Rnr HwAHkE BUILDING Lot
ueon the premises on In. n.b q S: cd q
August commencing ats O'Clock r. ~. a very de-.
, ,Si s11: .a at on the east :d
inches, and runs back 90 feet to an alley.
Tssss !. One. fourth RI cs:h; balance 6. q and u
ana al. ;s''''d b JAS m NJ a T;9LoR SON. Auo..
THHsTEE,s SALE or REAL Estate
ON uN1t = ns 1; yt H 2. dssa
dc X of6ss q hsnrioo Sopn.y Court: I shall
.s The ssth e oss of "a xusn.e s II fair
n: 3 &. AZ i:s
ios, piece or parcel of land, lying and being IN the
SSrnsy OF dHebn M and oontsnins 20 sores BY
81 Henrioo eoonty and bounded a. follows to WI:
e ea. me e, n9,sh Sy the of Bacon TAFT the
ihs propest, Of JsSn BsiSns S, emo on the west
Xith thereon rom june 1850 ii, ip. pad;
T.~,o. Jas: n fxY Il k,e T!s nsse.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR g Son. Aucts. aals
rEkFIEtp FA HSINTTD sfIks
s0gThM EST OF The TOWN OF Ml NAN,
G GR6Sa ; p T4S ETHER WITH sTSGK,
hSiS AND kfTHaEN FtkSl TUkk. s &c. AZ
AUCTIoN.-wil ill be sold upon the premises, on
ms Il Il Ct SassSs
seven miles southwest of the town Of Manchester,
south side of the Manchester Turnpike, on POGO
shock Creek, in the county of Chesterfield, and
now occupied BY Mrs. Sarah A. Forloine.
1t contains $50 acres, half OF vhich is standing
In original growth Of oak aud pine from 30 to so
acres are of rich creek fats, and one of the best
meadows in the county, which produces large
quantity of hay.
The improvements are a good dwelling mouse,
IN good order, suitable for large family good ap
pie orchard, under good fence, divided in three
shirts lies well. and has running water in every
shut good healthy neighbOrhoOd, and fine spring
OF water convenient to all Of the houses.
The MILL has q substantial stone dam, and is
In good order.
1t 10 deemed useless to give further description
OF the land, az 10 presumed those wishing to pur-
chase Will view the promises. Possession will be
gwen 10 time to seed crop of wheat in the Fall,
ana iuli possession BY LIST January, 1851 or sooner
II Desired: Mrs. ForloIne re sides on the farm and
see It.
After the sale of the FARM will he sold the entire
STOCK, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cows, 30;
crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, 40. :
TERMS OF SALR-For the real estate one fourth
cash; the balance at /, 2 and years, for bonds
bearing interest. and secured by trust deed, For
tne personal property: All sums of so and under
casn over that amount, months credit, for ap-
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
y 70 JAS. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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FURNITURE. DAY GOODS, GROCR-
4 RlES. 30 will be sold At aIction A. nv
store. corner OF Main and 18th streets, on SAT-
UhDAf morning ne II. the Nth dav OF Ann,
NITURE. u "~"o IN
DRY Go0ps.- Several invoices Dry Goods.
quito Netting. Yarn and Cotton Sooks, Ladcs,
Hosiery, Gloves 30.
GROCERIES.-Wine, Brandy. Soap Cs~x,>.
Mar ufacfured Tobacco, Maokerei, HorrinssI CO.
fish, &C.; 20 0O0 Cigars. W.T.
Large lot Crockery and Glassware
auA ALEX. MOTT, Auot.
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AuA HOT srKi n as,
NMY BATH COUNTY, VIR GINA,

Tins we'll known WATERING PLACE Is now
offered for sale.
1t is situated twenty miles from the Miboro,
Depot of the Virginia Central Railroad, and ex
cept that short distance has an unbros en- railroad
connection with the principal cities of the United
States.
AS a remedial agent in large number of the
most serious maladies, for the relief of which per-
sons from all portions of the United States res IT.
during the summer months, TO the mountains of
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
tanned reputation superior to that of any other
mineral water IN the State.
The BUILDINGS for boarders are sufficient to
accommodate more than 200 persons
There are now upon the premises TEN BAT HIS,
constantly supplied with fresh water from offer
en-, springs; 81 various temperatures from Is deg.
AS the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing accommodations might be
increased TO any extent that could be desirable
A more healthy aad delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found.
A valuable FARM of more than 600 acres is at
taGhed to the spIiLgs. and will be sold with them.
For terms, address s. GoODE, Hot Springs
Va. or THos. F. GooDE, Boydton, Mecklenbu
county, Va. 8. GOODE,
THOS. +. GOODE,
jy 26-dlm Executors of Thos. Goode, decd.
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BALTIMORE. Aug A.-Flour active-Howard and
Ono S3s1- Wheat active-red 81 22nI d. white
Sl31Gl62. Corn IS dull-mixed 6Sa70c; yellow
7!G73c; white 72a76o. Provisions active and
steaoy-mess pork Sl975. Coffee dull-Rio IA n
l5.c Whskey STEADY at 22tao.
NEw loRk, Aux. "a Cotton staady-saes of
l50J bales pands mlddng los lie. Flour ad-
ysnced 51l0 cents-southern SIS 50r5 S. Wheat
higher and actIve-SoutherH red 81 3onl34 Corn
bst,er-miyed Ola a6s7sc. Mess Pork lover. and
quoted a. SlSal957: PRIME STEADY ~ S13dl4.25 -
Walsksy duh AZ 2l5ad2lAc. Sugar tteady-Cuba
&c. Coffee steady sales OF 5000 bags at 1917
NJ Nsses stesdv-Orleans 49a50c. Turpentine
heavy 81 395s G4024 Rosn steady at 81 Sc. Rice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25
Ernnt MPNiCo.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2.-Tampico dates 10
the 9th say a conducta with S2,500.0O0 arrived
there from the interior on the I'd.
Much damage had been done 10 the shipping
Gu the Mexican coast by the late storm.
There was a severe drought in Northern
Mexico, and while the country Is devastated
by \ civil war famine is feared.
GEadeisJara was still besieged.
Miramon Sas surrounded on all sides, and
the Liberals expected TO be upon the Capital
bv ths 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25
BY Gsddin 4 Apperssn. Aues's.

II BUILDING LOTS. IN THE PLAN or
MaNCHEsTER, BEING LOTS NOS. jsl
RR1INH9UGH STREETS, FOR SALE At AUC-
on sSr WI be sold st auction. on the Premss..
e; eleven BUILDING LOTS. locstsd a. abovc.
escn irontlns 80 feet on the west line OF BurroVa
feet wide. " ." e'sS '"sivs
and sSs lots are quite convenient to Belle Isle
AFFORD o persons doing busines. thers sood ~.
Sonsumty u secure lot, on which 70 erect resi-
uence. manchester has since the last ee nans in
Creased her population nearly 10 per cent. TIM.
snDDwIng that property must increase In value
akR MS One third ca'h; balance at s and II
title retained till last note 10 PAID ~A~
au ~ GODDiN 4 APPEREON, Auosa