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If Medicine is necessary, use
Eraaarcs n Is. TheT a Pleasant - truly elective
edicnc be- II 1stsuc you may take puzstlves which
wtllopete without palm. becaue they t1ke the Ia sac
puts from the boo which than being bed
than havlns The vl du'd abstr4cse Aewase Of item.
Bandrehs ills only take Of tn atters which lhe
body, when eiek, waats tn cvacuae. They solely
assistant 10 na:urs-nohlnk NOR, nothiuE 1eas. They do
not force they merely assist; and h:ren is bes rtat
value The aa thrice best who Is fortunate - to te
a31ainted with tis good. almost pezeet gilt to an te.
e,usc he has, esat extent his bodY Insured In health
by thelr occasional use. Principal Utse ~ Canal street.
New York. Sold By al respectable dealers In neleine.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Have Won tho Hshe.s Premiums =: Ito Fair. IT the
United States Agricultural Society,
MAINE, ~ ILLISo1s,
VERMONT, MISSOURI,
CONNECTICUT, OHIO.
NEW YORK, INDIANA,
NEW JERSEY, KENTUCKY,
PENNSYLVANIA, MICHIGAN,
VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN,
MISSISSIPPI, CALIFORNIA,
And 1t the Falzscf
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, Washington,
American Institute, New York,
Mechanics Association, Dostun,
franklin Institute, Philadelphia,
Mechanics Institute, Baltimore,
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati,
Mechanics : Institute, Chicago,
Kentucky Institute, Louisville,
Mechanical Association, St. Louis,
Mechanics Institute, San Frauciscu,
AND AT
Hundreds Of County Fairs.
,. IL z i Es Il @ g;:s il
d. and the scseta rrm!an 81 500 S,:rs. rIte:tr.
The made ty this nleEe 18th only stitch
each side Of The II Is n7e with Ii, ,esds
ooe upon eseh te of The fabric ana III The
ire Of IT, No family khoutd 10 without this ,lutuIca,
time acd 1ahor+aslnx machine. 1t do the .ewrk Of
family OF manufacturer with and beauty, STICKING
the lkhst=t or heaviest fabric In the ttr that
ae4ma1e1sea require to co the ZANE hy hand.
Of these machtnes wefo soli In lss9 printed
With each machine. this Is sufficiently explicit to show it,
U.s. Al orders e1ect.sl wiki care and >Tpmot!sCdc. ys
to nsc them and be de1iv'sed by twhous n
GL0. K. Chit iESiiEN. General A;"" Assas-
Nos. 1G7 + 169 Lake b., chitaku. H.
Bog 4cu7F. O. ntils. b t5m1str
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Goop ron TIE SronrsMEN.-Sportsmen and
others interested in The rrogressivcness Of ai-
fairs in reference to TINT great and e1haust!css
"rrestrre" Of fish and winter fowl, the region Of
the Calumet, will be glad to know That Il first
class suburban hotel, the audubon House, has
there been erected by G. T. Cline. Esq, OF this
city, for the benefit Of the Audubon Club and
all who can appreciate a good days fishing or
sporting. It is at Clark Station, on the Calumet
River, twenty miles South on the Pittsburgh l.
Fl. wayne 1tailroad. 1t is now being furnished
and is to bs kept by Mr. Erwin Maxwell, for
merly Of tie well known "Sagadahock House. y
Da:h. Maine. Every Maine boy knows him. md
can testify that be :" can keep hotel" The
'Sagadahock" was for sercn years under his
carc-the largest and best public house in
Maine.
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Nicely, LAWRENCE & CO.,
Commission Merchants for The pn'ch7 and sale Of
taIa flour rn'sslers, znd CGnAisy F1o,ee rally
In%;ae Exclusively tun!n<sion. A., dcaers n sat.
Lime Watef!ms. Sucro patttr Hair. Lard ra4se1,
It,. NC II -, - aud ~ s4'uth Water Street
NxKLT......c. r. T. WIJrtAIx.
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TOR S The Bri z
N. N. sTAwDAIRT, z{+

TOR S E-The Bri e
N. N. STASDAIRT, t
As she now lies at the Purt Of Nuvautee vii, be sold
cheap good pufc7eef She can b. put III nEer for the
Sprx FOR abuut H. $40; viii hear ssan1f1 caae fuf
ibfee year,, and car:e~ l;,n0 bnskr!s wheat.
AL~n-Thc sAl.. E.5nx anchor. chalas- pstent wnd.
GKEl uOCNp I'll In x,xHl aFIef and In stDr. shehoy.
kan~ Ms. VIII he kad law sn. On Eoh! Ierm* Apply 10
r. u, F.tS nCkES A:eLL NJ. Uolts Building. cuEuer
south Water and C1nfk stFccts- tnA11 Letsln
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ SEWERAGE CoHA1s-mxkhA' nyFckl
Eh:cs "a. Illinois. 3ta1ch - is@l
Sealed pyeToS-s vi be secsIvel 1t this ues untM
iu<ssy the third dry OF april next saf constituting
the following S<wrrs- viz:
SOUTH DIVISION.
LOO feet ot focr fot lex scweT On Niahtxaa ayerue
South fran Twelfth .tzest.
WEST DIVISION.
Loo feet Of #. azd NO fest Of IT. b,ic se~er West
k.nxs .trret, FROM Ne4t Water st1eeF, we1twaId,
A<o. IL infect Of t. hrlek On AAwaukea arc.
tue, SuKt1weAt from klhkr Atreet.
Fer 77s and cidalons inquire at this oEee, No.
Satisfactory security for the faithful pe1fun c. o. The
viii be rrqursd- f7opsas's Will asn rethe name7
OF the .uftet, aud mt II aeem .net by the written
statements Of the persons nltJ tut they willing
1<come suretles. The Ccuams tn. will tle tight
to Teje1t auy propo II II their discretion
BY f,.er Il ihs Ecasl. J.u.WEESTER,
ma*oha:14t Aestnk couar.
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sale in New York and the East generally, aud
will shortly become commonplace aud ill.,
dispensab]c article in ercry counting room and
household
EXTENSIVE lEncLARr.-The hardware store
Of 4. Reinbo1d. corner Of Clinton aud Vest
Randolph streets, was entered by burglars on
Friday night and goods to the amount Of 5000,
taken. no clue las been found to the pcrpc,ra-
tors, and it behoores ali to be on their guard
agninst these night providers, md see to it that
every door and shutter is securely fastened 4
few doses Of cold lead, well administered, would
60 for to put stop to their dcpredations.
MONROE STREET 1HrnoyEAEx1s.-Ne nrc glad
to learn TINT The property owners on Monroe
street between Clark and State streets are NOR
ing in the matter Of improving that portion Of
that thoroughfare. Indeed it is high time that
something should be done to that end, rs that
part Of the stree. has been in IN almost in-
passab1c condition for months past. In few
months the new Custom House aad Post Office
building will be finished and the blocks in its
vicinity become the very become the vcry heart
of our business
No. @ STATE SrnEEr.--Dg reference to our nd
rertising columns it will he seen that Samuel
Faulkner, for several ycars past, mem.
mer Of the late well known Wholesale Grocery
firm Of Sattcrlee Cook & Co., has commenced
business ut No. @ State street. Mr. +. is
prepared by eight years experience in OUT mar
ket aud bya thorough and enviab!e personal
and business reputation. to secure an abundant
SUCCESS. lie ulitcs with his present business
that Of General Commission mud for either and
al! is admirably well located, both by the pres
tigc Of lis late connections. md the situation it.
self in the heart Of our business centre.
JScREAsE or FCnL1c :ScuooL Cn1LpnES.-Tho
Board Of Education held their regular monthly
meeting on Saturday evening, the official report
Of which, space compels US to defer until our
NEXT issue.
4 report Was presented by the Superintendent
Of Public Schools, Mr. Wells. showing that the
number Of pupils attending lie Public Schools
has Increased norc rapidly during the last Two
months than during any equal period before in
the History Of the city; that the number Of pupils
now enrolled in tic schools is greater by ] ,aG0
than the average number enrolled tufiu. the
ycnr 1870; and that tic excess of ppnils now
IN the schools, after allowing GO for each Of the
teachers, is considerably over 1000, requiring
IN increase Of ut least sixteen teachers to meet
tho present wants Of the schools.
n.u w.. c-.--- ,,,. =. !.
r1:,, n14r" ."A 4nA o,Ns1-e .'"'H 1''a'
W r1.r. 10y 4As1 ra r .s ! Ae"' ."s 'o' ,:u., ~
~ .eele leen A"e 4u1e1 ''.ee:s s-'s w"
:.,- -, -, ~ -as.s. oo's, "s 'aal. .e ~,
r.:,- s ~ -; ,N:.N,..s,
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Hundreds Of County Fairs.

n rrD -,
~
EAfc, maflRe and Lie.
SPRINGFIELD F. & II. ms. CO.,
or SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
capa! and su.plu:;
@hooanUa1 a3s E1hE 4Ns. w.,
c.,1t., and su1plu, nj ;. .o. ..n 1As@' .,,s ,st %
HOPE FJpE TNe m
11 or faNH sE@ yoRxs uMo' w.
e''''': TaTaTFR ~ INV: F1RF ms ~
nANo'oA o. KEW EwHM 1onk. tas' eo'
CIV KMIGK ~ 21:19i ~ RRFR I7T iVs :stf;' ~
~ Nv rnrE "1''' o"''
Capital and Surplus: =: ct
p,,,,. ~. s..., 49, ue..H-'', pon1-'',
No. o0's rs ee, ssn "aeF a4 Clark ''et'
TREAT ViCT0PIA ER7ncF
YeES ,ss s!e:S;f y ~ , :;rs..:. ss:!x ~
'@ % T.vEn ,sT .'D g. -,.w.,"Scr - ~ ..'''' @
A.Mon!,sal se.t ot IS 20 h.lt ,l'on. ., psl
~ Ga = .s.as ~ 1,s,.,.1. ~ aa1 se;.. '''
~ ''t~ - ss'.% 4'te3
Is 1ow open for public tae. Thl, roa Of nearly 1loo
ONE MANAGEMENT FROM pErHo1T, NICE, To
Ard their !. only r0.i.AsD' ~.
ONE 08AN9n OF CARS
T; sS
Il : Of @'s '
ch1C13O lnd 1lTe1DoOl
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at11u5f1IlEIttB.


a 4r11rEr1t7 e1ffu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NTcVTCEEps2 THE TIP e
Nf ~ ~ A44As AG n ~ L.
voxn,v rV77ixo ,,-, =,
Th. Manager h4..nr pue ehasel nf Mr. LESTER WAL
+ u " .Lek ioS1, D. " rl1s ~ p:o.aes
r.n-.-v-.r
1t vii b psassnse1 tAs evening a! until uatF notice.
whh c,,r m III, F.,,;ra cau,,,v
,,,e, ,-.z.. ~
fniSS fsES = lnHlA&a. NHS: LEMsMInN.
NK TIiTnv' # #WE GvEra tA~-''
NIX. BRADLEY. ME- CLINE,
MH. DILLON
Dr nasrn1.ts ~ ~ r.!
Loase va Bs1er5 tom.y s%lss ,o Ma1rs liza ~
keeper Of l iod s.uz hau,,c 800 ~ n In,
+,.. Ae1 ~ - aAs'
WIN e4s!rs Ser e. Sesnsy hxI r. Waytal
'e' Nrsen.olG'i S u eaeste ete " IaVki Ffa4.
Se~ and oeaafFnl Fnznitnro ey 4. II u
The production and nse1.pauea OF this peee Ia
e1peate th7t II evIF pFe.eptxS ii hi. liz
Pxo1oocx-p.1,. v,nu~r. ,r,,+u,-rt. p,v1.+- ~
de1ity ann fre,I.hin "9e's ~P1a@1@s 1s'e3'1s 81
tr1sr-H.it.n rbs A.. a.r .., IL. ....t.
Act sypTic XIX sst RI ,fsn sor.., T...t
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|
The Republican Headquarters.
Totlle Subscription Committees:
The Committees having subscription lists are
requested to collect tue same forthwith, and de-
post the amounts collected, with their lists. Mt
tue Office Of C. \. Holden, corner Of Lake and
Clark streets.
The Committees are requested to obtain nd
disonal subscriptions ns last as possible, SO that
the amount necessary may be in the hands Of
the Building Committee without dclny.
The following is the Committee appointed to
superintcnd The erection Of the building, and to
receive and disourse the funds:
Peter Page, C.N. Holden,
Sylvester Lind. G. i. Hubbard,
Eraxtus Rawson,
Subscriptions from ono do1Iar upwards may
be n,ade to either Of the above, or to the under
signcd-either in person or By letter. Let no
Republican be without at least dollars stock
10 this building. Let the Committee hare funds
enough not only to erect the building, but 10
adorn il with banners, transpareucies and devi-
ccs; to make it IN honor to tie Republicans,
and to the city of Chicago, and give the multi
tutle who will gather here from c,ery section of
the country true idea Of the spirit, energy and
liberusity Of cur people.
Let dollar subscriptions from the poor men 0
the purity ilow in. \ complete list Of a!l the sub
scribers to the building will be preserved, TO
show our brother Republicans how and. By
whom these things are done in Chicago.
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~ {. 4. scGFTE, Adptrst,ia5 Ag<a4 s. Dtsrbora+c.
ataorsei Ia yeeti=e 49ser.tsexs for ts aad al s1s
s1d;Ag PoF<rs Of fthe Horth HEst. ]a1-hes+y
, 1860-04-02

Conductors connected with thc road are 10
remain each on his car from the time he goes on
duty until released; aud also TO pay particular
attention to the ased, to ladies', andto children.
Conductors and drivers arc not alowea to
have any unnecessary conversation with passen-
gers, a,d arc to keep the rear platform free from,
passengers, when there is room inside, with q
view sesu,ng G .a Tor
in justice TO the employees Of the Company,
it should he noted that they haye many Of them
won warm praise from tie public BY urhanity
and attention to passengers. There ure few 70.
sisions wbc1c an ob|ging Disposition may he
shown to more advantage thin by 1he attaehe' &
Of these cars, and they are seldom 70 and lack.
of others,
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CONGRESsIoNAL

WASHINGTON, june Is
SgvArE-Sr Hunter reported the tariff and loan tiu
The legislative and executive appropriation bill was Dis
cusscd Mr. Hunter wished 20 amend BY authorizing
TIE issue Of Treasury notes 10 the amosut Of twenty
millions. Recess.
The civil appropriation bin had long debate-the
Democrats charging tue Republicans with extravagadoe,
aud tie latter silly retorting. The amendment,
funding for five years, the twenty million loan was
agreed toe 20 ~.
HoUsE-The House considered the resolutions report
ed from the Committee expenditures in the Navy De-
pagtmen coud muat0ry Of the Secretary OF the Navy
and the President owing 20 transactions in relation to
navy CONTRACTS and the distributing Of public patronage.
Mr.. BocOck opposed them, on the ground that the
House bad power form itself into tribunal for
the condemnation and infciion Of punishment on er
pgrts testimony obtained during former Congress, and
besides the ey leuce insufficient Messrs. Sherman
and Haton severally expressed views directly oppo-
site 70 Mr. B0cock who moved 10 lay the resolutions on
the table. Negstyed-6o against l20. The resolutions
we're then svoTay adopted by nearly two to one Re
cess 20 : o'clock.
resolution passed to print 100000 copies of the
Agriculturalrcp
Miscellaneous bu.ineSS is progressing
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PAY nF NAYY nFEIcERS.

WA~UNCroN, June 1S.-An official letter from the
Fourth Auditor addressed TO Purs,r Cunningham, SAYS
lnt payments 10 Commission and Warrant officers OF
the Navy viii be made in accordance with the provisions
of the Act Of June st 1860 aud that al questions aris
ING from supposed errors AS 70 sea service in the Navy
~ gs-er be referred 20 the Navy Department tor
decision. Acting Nidshpmen Of the Academy, at An
nspol ni Of me ship Plymouth entitled to the pay
slowed I'm the bin 20 &idsbipmen The Board OF Navy
officers 20 exsmine Mdshpmsn who have graduated aud
en- the required service necessary TO receive the
warrant OF pa sed Mdsbpmen. will convene at Anapo-
Is Oh the Va June
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tY onppIN 4 AppERsnN. -.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or host V.IIA-
- Bile REAL EsTATE, oN mon BILL. MAR THE CITY
- CsmuiscneF appointed BY decree o. The Circuit
Of earn', &C, agains Hccilo Gc We 1ai proceed G
s at ?uhic auc lon on The premises TUEsDAY the q6
jane, ,0 O'clock NJ, n f.r n not il D,1 ri, dv
yasbe real etate, owned and occupied by r V.4n
sine lIrckler, situated on Union l th- ci 81 x rion
u will BE undivided according 20 pat aud ssrvev 10 D.,
the oicc o. the Auciouces To the Mansion Ion-, thor
Vil be attached acres n land The Man1l0n ls not ony
large very Landsoms III is IN adioU alac I'd
toll, lsTg- number OF ether tuGng ne most o c an.
ut O! brick and all Of them q the sutssat
Afer sale oftte dwelling viii be sold large number Of lots
squares bounded hy 10Th street. the bridge 9-
18Th Y. " AID streets Some Of thee lois and seuzr are
Beautifully situated ami In part the enyo5 of Rlc
mono, sh-re properly IL gradually improving In value
Terms Oi-fou'th cash balance at I, - months Tor ne
able uotes Interest added and ti. r. ned tiu IN A. ms
money paid aid conveyance ordered by the Curt
The taxes for 1860 20 be paid by The purchaser
q. a HiLR Trustees and
;.ig-tf. " conn \ ,C---f..i1-,..
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vNnIrE SULPHUR wATER,
w PROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

CFsENn7iNH COUNTY, Va.
The long established reputation Of the WHITE sUIPHCR
SPRINGS the a Chronic dseaes upon
their ae!.c nal efficacy unnecessary.
For many yeas the Of these Springs have been trans
ported aud used ~ persons at their tcc and, experience
luy rstGrs tflh he s0LIs 6eachr ,t Rat iGrs resulted
from tstr @e 5rt'r d,uhSJ,ssh ~ Nct'Hrfflu
These gently APElENT and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE tAeir greet 's remedy, and the quality above an
others that has given them their high reputation 70 their a
tire P~f or uer peculiar operative Influences which they
"fs a. tn"ptr slg''-, 5e'r' Chronic 'gfd"loG'iCns
grcons c,fr t 10 the smaller vessels, and terror og 0obii
Accommodations from diseased organs thus producing the dtt
az, d c4lHge demanded 10 aos, every 81 Chron
As N APEBIsNT AID Alternative the range OF disease to
which ay applicable T be apparent 70 medical mensuch
HHsy skin de-, De- Upon the functions Of ;le organs
ally feJ exert marx elects stimulating those hat are inactive
and establishing healthy secFeons In such rs have departed from
4 normal condition.
DYsPEPSA ana in Chronic lrrtaions Of TIE co
o. us stomach and Bowels they employed with the happc
Ia the yaou, Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
CHRONIC DARRlIEA often cured by them AFTER other rem
idies have been Intellectually tried.
70 COsTENEss OF the Bowels and to PILES they are well
adapted
unattended with ILLUMINATION they az very sery.eeaoe
To the seter0 forms Of CHRONIC oESRkJ CTI9Ns, &C. pear
lar 70 J"oie their da'r' influences are often em!aen'y
NEURALGIA and the various aerrops diseases when they are
the result Of organic arrangements are treated With great success
nCHaONIC RHEUMATISM their Enovn efficacy Is coeyal with
the early history Of the springs.
As pail alive n elect In GOJf their value has
from the abuse az Ao~7rg n neclons, full
1.-THE Water uBrysed in curative
e. Pamphlets descriptive q the medicinal character and ap
Probabilities OF the Waters furnished g.s application to the
Agents.
being regularly furnished the Agents IN Richmond
the supply OF the general public.
BER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the glass, without
which genuine.
PURCELL, LADD &Co,
IN
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CTTYT ITEMS.

,.,rrrr Mrkr,>s % ruE You've Mass CHRIsrlAS
..,v,,~ TIE regular corthly meeting OF this to-
can r,s held on Tuesday eyegng. the l-th Instant,
-oos "a Goddo. ai ne attendance ;. Of b Rds'
sa- RI Watkins. ESQ called the Association 10 order
... t,lspls. O'Clock, aud gave out the hymn com
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DRESS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS

DRESS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
IN accordance with adopted by at the commence
selling Dress Fancy Goods tits
time IN the season. reduced prices shl from this day.
every thing OF the Kind down 10 the lowest price
As ths habit Of doing this thing every year customers
rely upon finding bargains we'll and desirable goods
Oar stock Of six Lace and other Nantes Is sin good
A few OF the English Berege Mautie at $l.25.
Ia Domestic and Staple goods our stock full
We ine call rom all 10 want OF goods, assuring that
anxious close all Fancy goods and accomplish that
OBJECT willing to make the price los.
Jel2 OHtLES CHENERY.
JUDGE OF THE ITUSTiNGS CGURT.-An elee
- ton Of Judge Of the Hastings Court Of the City Of Richmond
will be held In the several wards OF the City, Tuesday thes 26
inst, VIZ.
l. JfsrERsoS wAED-At the Hall the First Market
Commissioners Joseph Brumme John Wilson, Luther Lib
by, Alexander Craig and rhos. Word
C0Hdgc0r.-Reuhen I. Seal
In NaDusoS WARD. Al the City Hall
C nj si0nsys-E Shepperson Jas A. Scott, Jas H. Grant,
Geo y GWathmev and Geo W. Randolph.
CsndHetO-.-E H. Charley
Is MONROE WARD At Laey's shop, on Broad street.
q minis -Thos BarhAm 1hos Boudar, Henry DWELL
Thos NJ Jones and y. Matthews.
CbndH. t0r.-Wm. " Kelley.
TH0S LAWSON,
jail CLERK Of the Council
A BBLs. BLACK DERRY VINE for sale by
fe4 A MUOkE 4
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


SHOES, BOOTS, HATS AND y:oNrpU's az
AUCTION -.
ON Friday. the 18th inst o0Honc Ing Al 10 oeek ~, iu
~ sell, at ouT AacfOn Store, ' " Vs.
800 Cases Shoes, Boo,E and BF0caus
compnga general tnert Of ssHsonahe work shifted IN
Ladies and Gcntcm-n Women and Men Boz, ,,s a.. -.
ALSO 1880 "-@''
and Roys' sttaw bats &C "'
Under sOj cash. slcO months credit for an
proved negotiable paper. ~
~ s-lc without regard r. weather.
iJt-tds DUNLOP, MONCTTRr 4 IN
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.


Ci0IUIssIoHERs SALRO REAL psTATE
" uS AkCH bthftT EICuNO j. ANp on cHtRRY 81.
OF decree q The Circuit Court % the city ~ fond pronoun
ced On me 9Th day Of Way 1900 In The
nson Ac the ergnsd Commoner b. saG dsores appoln
81, WI sell Al pub c auction, le premises 1HC ksDAH
The Iih dsy ~ Jure. lsc1, beglfirg - odd p NJ
order herein mentioned he following Real gstais slr
Isl lot Of Ground ~h hlek AID Improvements
thereto belonging fronting lCH feet lss the Worth
side 81 Arch running back % feet incts %
iIg part n Drsggs Row.
s,fet, fronting Cherry s'rs 100 running back With
In parallel lines 81 rect nehes 70 Calvert sfeet This
be diyiigdh desirable
TrNOns fourth cs'b balance At 70 md is mef'ts for
negotiable Iosa, 1tsret added end lille snei
chase money BE- PAIL and directed blythe Court
na55Sdid, w '' ''' R. 3. HowIsox cemr
GHoCERIEs, de-, At AUCTIoS.-on THURs-
W DAY, iit june 70 clock zen a. our Auction
Store, as-ortmsnt Of Groceries, viz
Coffee and Crushed sggau
Java Coffee, Rice
Sew York Extra syrup
Portland 30
srpcior western Hans
soap, Candles
Green aud Black Teas
Pure imported Preach Brandy
Do. DO Port Wine
10 do. CiAret Do
London Porter and Ale
Pure M0asses Rum
Re1lG-G Whisky
Starch, Tanners on
Gu si,s soe Leather,
'ho, a. n O'Clock
ltu Cases Boots and Shoes.
TFRvnIer &oe cash 600 four month. rsd for
appro 'ed paper. l. & q. D. DAVENPORT
Jed-'is Aurtlonss.
casks superior nadder
2d cases Niuohce
bls Iongua Beens.
L1G y nAyTApOaT
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NOTICES. will SELL on IUEsDAY 1871 JoLe at 10 q.
y CLOCK. auction odd Fellows Han negro ,ia
unei MARTHA By order Of O NcRse AMI Rent "A NJ O.,
maaers Of the Circuit Court n the county Of ChsteFfd
i-li PULlLAI , CO kuet,
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, AND VACANT L0r3 on MARSHALL AND .r1 STRTl n
FOR SALE At AUCTONAt the regues. of James lyons Fs
shall .el public suction ol the Ircmie MOSDAY tie
si June 1862 o'clock 2. ~, he lsrge and CONVEX enti an
trrrl esiencs located above nos ia Tie occupancy Of
u iatlr glI ia ou,'. order sad arul. ar
rouu5' ai 4ige gl!y end their servants Is ore Of
she mos, dIrhul residence n the cty The premises are sun
pIej Eh end aui well suppl td with which
empty ato iht cy cgg. Aver he sale O; the dwelling the
vsesat lots t' wet o. VIII be sold They haye front en-
Marshall 90 81 feet ai depth Market Sqpare Of about
49, !.r After which, !h aew and excellent brick stable car
trg housr w tbr lot Which &c stands vl o.. SOLD fe lot
oa on Iih about 81 Feet back l2l feet 10 Market
S0pate on which, % ls- me liE- front o. 30 feet.
r. FOR o. dwelling house oneh cash. and cbs.anre A.
4 and yea With ineres' 20 paid senannns M For he
OF e properly oseour.h cash. haSlce u g. r. and
- months with 1ce payable sel y The turci ayer
ri be required 20 g5Lir notes pi'h deed tsu.t on
The property for h- deferred payments TIE tsXr' 'or 1so 10 be
paid ny the purchaser GODDlN APPERsON,
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CHARLESTON. June ls-The lsatel arrived Yesterday
10 too and hat days from Havana. Sugars active and
advancing. N,l.sses Qa.e:. Chusseu and CarbOnell
merchants, have failed for a large sum.
It IS officially lecircd thai the International bank has
collapsed.
The noted b,gbvaymiu, SalJl arrived here on board
8 schooner from New York.
Vera C,uz da es TO the Isl. confirm the defeat Of the
LIBERAL iogccs under CrsgI. Another battle has been
fought. at Quere;a-o between Vol aud Uraga. Both
commanders were wounded and the ateEwas taken pri-
soue- The Liberals were routed
Twelve Of the cres OF the SLAYER Don JUAN have been
arrested at Hayaaa.