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The Constitutional., 1860-08-25

MoRE STEMJNG.-iIajor ID. J.Southcr-
land, quartermastcr Of the Marine Corps,
at Washington, turns up driaultor to the
Government To- large amount, an amount
over and above the surctics he gave. lie
was suspended from command some three
months ago, to enable him to adjust his ac-
account, and failing, the administration
has ordered his name stricken from the roll
of the corps. What punishment! \ quar-
tormastcr in the Army steals huge pile ot
Government money, and he is turned ont
of office and told to clear himself, take The
money with him. Any one can afford Il
loose his place fora NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Now York Express gives an account
of another theft i'll that city, by Custom
House officer. The name is not given, bu
the particulars are. Il seems that instead
of him turning over goods to tho GARNER
hircdeby the government, he turned large
quantities of goods over to a set of outside
carmen, who instead Of taking them to the
public stores. abscouded in different dAycc
t.ol.s
The Constitutional., 1860-08-25

THE ADVICE or AZ OLD DEMOCRAT Judge
Henderson. dclrgat" from the Second District "i
Missouri TO the Democratic Conv' ntions at Char
lcston and Baltimore, in both of which he voted
for Douglas TO the last, has, since his return be-
come a candidate for Congress, and on the 3d oi
July made his first speech which is reported at
length in the -. Louis Republican. the Douglas
organ He gives his constituents the following
advice:
say stand to your colors, and if you 'front.' elect
Dougias, H,n Egh for BH and Ercren They
are good men have not forgotten the time
when the cry rang through this district that Bel
was an Abotionst, Frssoilrr, b"clusc of his
vote an the Lccomptun Constitution. ! went
through thi, district and defended Bell and Crit
'rudrn and Douglas against this charge.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-25
CAMPAIGN SoNGe-
ny RUTH RUSTIC.

AIR" The Red, Hhiie aud Blse.r
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Political Items.

We make the following extract from letter
received at this Office yesterday from Yer
sailles, Morgan county, Mo Nash. Patriot.
Bell and Everett stock X going up every day
in this county and we will surely carry the
State for them in November. The Union party,
on all hands, proud Of their standard-bcarcrs,
and wide awake, up and doing They are not
satisfied with being confident Of success, they
want to completely annibilate the Democratic
party.
The Osccola (Mo) Democrat has taken down
the names Of Breckenridge and Lane, and put up
those of Bell and Everett. The wind and tide
are both setting strong in that direction.
Hon. Thomas ITardeman, Jr., Member Of Con
gress from Georgia, having been reported for
lIrrckinridgc and Lane, has written letter de-
nyng the allegation. He says;
IL give my cordial supr0,t TO the only national
candidates now beforr the people for their suf.
fragrs-I mean Bel. and Everett.
TUSCALOOSA, Aug. 2-Our cause is gaining
fast here. Several Democrats declared Ia day for
Bell aud Everett, and one of them speaks to-mor-
row.
Tie Union candidates at the recent local clcc-
h1ns in Montgomery county. Alabama, were sue
ccssful by very respectable majorities
Hon. JERE CLTMENs.-We are pleased to
harm that this gentleman has taken the field
W. clip the following extract from letter recent
Is written by him to friend in Memphis:
had no idea of engaging actively in this can
vass but find it impossible to resist the impor-
tuniti,s Of my friends. ! shall speak here ON
Monday, and before long intend to make a tatk
at Memphis.
Gen Edward Hopkins is the Union candidate
for Governor of Florida, and Hon BENJAMIN +.
Allen for Congress The Convention which NOM
mated them was one of the largest and most en-
thusasiic ever held in Florida, and the friends of
Bel and Everett express Themselves as confident
of carrying the State.
PORTLAND, ME.-Aug The Bell and
Everett Mass Convention to-day nominated Hon.
phinras Barnes fer Governor ratification
meeting is progressing this evening
MAssAcuusETrs.- In no State Of the confrlcra-
cy * the cause Of the Union and The triumph of
those glorious cxp0ncnts of constitutional prnci-
plcs-Brll and Everett, more earnestly and euer-
rrtically advocated, or with more hopeful augua-
rics than Massachusetts. Throughout th" State
numerous Bell and Everett clubs hold weekly
meetings. which are marked with much dctcrmi-
nation and enthusiasm Especially is this the
case in Boston and Charl"stown, where the Union
lists are bcndng themselves to their patriotic work,
with a will and spirit which mc arousing an en-
thusiasm that, in the language of Mr.. lillard,
will run ikcam electric thrill all through the Com
monwcath of Massachusetts, II will kindle th"
drooping il will nerve the arm and strengthen
the heart of every true patriot in the State.
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ELECTORS ACCEPTED,
BN THH
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION,
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9 ouc ot tur good effect, "I 10" election of
Bell and E,rr,tt would De- the practical enforce
mclt uf tn Wing duc;iinr-- uon.iutcrirr,ncr &C
oflcc-holdrrS with th, freedom ui rirctions--aud
To tlrir own duties required, instead of being cuI-
played In part.lln politics, ~ many uf them ia thr
Northern States arr daily nud hourly. Baiiimorr
G'PP-r.
= The lanc"yudYrr- az nuuIus ny old flies
and records in relation To- former votes ou the
abolition Of thu slave trad" in the District Of
Columbia, aud have charged that John B'll voted
for the section Of the lii which proposed tlt
measure, when in reality he voted against IT, bat
to show The hsnc,rity Of ~ these ctiortS to pr'j-
udi~c the public mind, We h.r to cal att,urion to
he fac. that tlr Hon William II. King. whcu
senator iror Alabama, on he 10Th Of January,
I-5u. s,,okc upon thi, subject. and said
With r,car,l tn what j. called the slave trade, |
have never sen a." day-,lnd Senators arr awar'
rf it, | presume, from the corr" ! have pursued
h,rrtofor'-wh,u Twas not wiling to pa~s .aw
Cor th. purpose ot breaking mp these miserable
.O'ah iShm,uis that exist under iil" very eyes oi
Congress iislt, AMI are Su y"ry offensive +" many
gentlemen who f.rl perhaps m"r" sensitive than
10 Lam free to say tia: | am ia" very last man
who would be willing to cnc"Udgr such csiab-
li>hmcuts.
-Four wears after Mr.. King had promulgated
these sentiments he was tn Vie" President of
the I-n..cd STATES elect having been nominated
on III, ,aut ;ich,, with Franklin plrcs as Pr'si-
d..ut. LOsisciijs JoarpH
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1nucAuoR..

tvTE, pQy Il q. ..th l., sssss essh Il. b.:s s
msSsd sdseas:os Il snpcys foaitssf asss -
:d n.:,s : & Ala Ns: 4:
Sss':. i .so :es ,ssds invite:
an, rai. 81 our cean!ry Pupil. r.: sdmiis II: g
aay 10, most aa n nS arr,
When the second term begins.
TERMS oSr MaLr IN ApvASckJ e,so
Roard. including every thing. cboyg
knF rsne as' Music, Drawing. &c. usual extra
s Ss,f H. wsfi ss'i's :Ygy
1,mE cn,sW!CK ,SGilSN n &C as 3 Gal
MdANNn mp .abs:ris.s os1s to b. friend.
MoN i for their sons in his own family. and hopes
BY devons HI: ,Ssm NJ far b"ne"s or College
10 mer,t the continuance of their patronage.
a ~ 81. !esscI WIN h. resumed
MONDAY j.nss.y oh s: and close July 18TH 1880
Tuition from SIS to AM. H. rooms. fuel, light and
"fis.Ps S.s: q :s;%:n E:s, SSsss
H Henri Rev. ]. 3; TAYLOR, Richmond; yelling
ton "a : s"im. ESQ., GEo. 6. ExALL, A. NJ.
FRO PARENTS AND GuARDIANS OF
MaFFHtGEhMin oTiicciAi MALE SCHOOL, opens o.
| he lat MONDAY in February. 1860, at ROCK
MILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham county. W..
FOX J 10 Mcxpns.-S5o Tuition, and s 100 for board
&c. No extras. Only IS scholars taken. Non.
| morsl HABITS either by reference or certificate.
who desire !" have hs, sons a S OF wards tss
| viii hc free from the haun.s OF vice and dssipa
ton, Will have an opportunity of entering them b!
apply Ing soon. Only . few more pupils can he re-
For information. apply to G. n. BARKSDAL.E
| ESQ, OF the firm Of Barksdale Brother. Shocko
| Slip, Richmond. Va. oc|-ur
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6HIPPIN0.


GHe sailing schooner -. II. WAiNWRIGRT.''
800 CoRsoN. master, having the greater portion
2! her ca.go ensasea VII nave Immediate dispatch
jai isn0'' Oh '' ~ fbp' co i co.
AtS FOR BALTI NJ OR E.-The regular
@1$ packet schooner r. 7. KING. Capt. LEEDS,
remainder, apply to W. D. C0LQGiTI 1 CO.
ia lS-5t
P PATTERsoS ssr ssh Mosn h.S
ing the greater portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board, VIII have immediate dispatch. For
Temaipder, apply to w. D. COLO UITT 4 co.
%1eA SPECIAL NOT!CE: Until flu!
ess nS'lcs New Ye!s Ra
%S2d TtIl A. aHd S.
for York sVeny 'Gf$ snd
FRIDAY. at4 P. NJ, touching at Norfolk and City
JAZZ ia isS ts;'S A"" LUjDLAM K WATSON.
tsE~. FOR NEW ORLEANN-Thes superior
81 fast sailing schooner ROSENEATH, Capt
sn pGt ha2s a hsc
patch For balance Of h t,elfh5 spRIyMto cRR1r
A,gA FOR NEW YORK--FIRST VESSEL
Skzs6The superior fast sailing schr. WYTHE, ]
Iua5.E master, HAVING p9Tt,on OF her ca Hs
patch. For balance Of freight apply to
ja4--t DAVID l. VIM. CURRIE.
.K-a~ NOTICE.-The steamer c i RITZ
E.ss4aAARHPECK will, after MONDAY next
Aekze<=zssE76a5th inst, discontinue running be
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
Their notice.
| mouth and Norfolk, leaving the wharf at Rocket
| regularly every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, an
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 81 precisely, and re
turn each alternate day, tSunday excepted leav
| Ing Norfolk ut the same hour.
de It's X. q. HASKINS.
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RUNAWAYS.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD viii I

81 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be
GX paid for the apprehension and delivery to me.
Rof negro man named NAT, who left my
office on Thursday last tor the purpose Of
contractor on the Richmond and York River Rail
road, to whom ne had been hired. and has not re-
and wore when he left 3 red flannel shirt and
woollen clothes Of home manufacture. over whlco
glrdle around his body, and mad on q black wool
hat. He has a wife at Mr.. VIM. C. Aliens farm.
adjoining Richmond College, whore | think it is
probable no may be found.
THOS. J. BAGBY,
Commission Agent Wall street, under
10 E-2t Charian Hotel.
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~N~. CHA NEE Uf HOLM Az
REPRESENTATIVE TO PORTSMOUTH
seSSv5i1111s11k Nh NORFOLK AND REnTYf.

TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR.
tbs PECK will, on and after Monday next, 3rd Of
October, leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing Sundays cy at S S1S Osock precisely
and Friday mornings and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
Passage for the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. g. To City Point, 81
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N S25 REWARD. Runaway from the
~ subscriber, about the 10th September 1859, a
n He is rather small for his age; he has had the
A>scald head badly; the hair is BEGINNING to
have heard that he purchased wig and moustache,
no doubt for disguise; It p probable that ne u
the above reward if he il secured SO that get him
again. no 6--tsI x. Il. bEASkE1.
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s Ian Is.-Mr. Brown offered
q s. .'oa for the protection OF slave p'o'
!, "a me az took place on the power OF tns
distnsss. n,,,s before the organization o'
I House'I ou transpired but speeches. OF
g'sv~- s..nt Character Mr.. Ciopion IA
80 nip .., ON As a measure to procure Jus
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ByJ. H. Digges, Auct'r.
,CruoN ALEOFspLENDID FURNI.

UCTION SALE OFSPLENDlD FURNl.
on FRIDAY morning. Jan'y 20. at 10 O'Clock. at my
store, Sc Main street, consisting OF one Fine ROSE
WOOD PIANO. one full set Of fine velvet farlor
Mahogany Rocking Chairs Feather Beds, Dining
Tables, Marble Top Bureaus, large number Blank
Kitchen Furniture. The Furniture is all in good
order. and worthy the attention OF hnusekeepers
TERMs.-AlFsuks OF ten dollars and over, sixty
days credit, negotiable notes. satisfactorily EN-
dorsed. J. h. DlGOES, Auct.
ID. +. BOorH. Salesman. JaH-tds
A UCTUON SALE OF WAGONS. CARTS.
N CORN SHELTERS, Con SATC AI
morning January 2lst. ut 10 O'Clock, at the horse
lot. on Council Chamber Hill, four Horse Wa
gon, 2 Carts. one Horse Wason, 3Cornsheliers.
Cutting Box, Wheat Fan, together with a large
variety of Farming Utensils.
TERMs.-All sums of ten dollars and over. sxt,
DAYS credit for YOtiable notes. satisfactorily en-
d"rsed. ia H--tds J. H. DIGGES, Auct.
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DISSOLUTIONs, &c.

- - - -
~ & co. was dissolved on the LIST instant by mu
der der the St, ls of j. B. FERG USoN. BROTHER
CO. ~ y;,B FtRGEs9}lN So H.,
49, :, ~ = :, u q ..,T;s; u.;;;a1 81
mltted Mr. JOS n, vA AZ Ma o, no', g w
county, Va, as paine, INC GU, d :,e ~
hcIeates be S3ndIGtee u fhe name ano style u
Mr.. ARMISTEAD MILLER has ,I no 10 longer any
interest IN our business Z. .r IrnHEA
p11S a itVTaHHunN'
Jos' ~ 'AC"nAN'
u,x;n. sold nv interest in the concern of
&, n1iNSnSS IN I-EuEART har leave. in retir-
the liberal patron age extended to us. and hope
thew viii continue to patronze the n. " house.
ia l4-2m ARMISTEAD MILLER.
1SX0T-C ITO N.-The CO. partnership Of
ID wALKE / co: was dissolved On the sl,t W.T.
by Limitation. NJ business =, 'MG MIL atnne The
GkoGEkY AN Nd So MN s,1eet o.
HSiiMs H'
,o.o A. cin ~ IN aw
THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased Of
L d. W. SAUNDERS his stock Of GROCERIES,
g. at Tx the We'll Known stand occupied for
the past eight years by D. w. Saunders, NJ; slS
Rroad street under the name and style OF JOHN
s,.Stiv M hand wei.seiected stock Of GRO
which they win ss BY wholesale or t re
TALL iot uts ", 70 80 farm. On any estabiish-
usual ."'., w. 80 90 eTLor hove hv strict atten-
man ~ .aT S' to merit Continuance of the
.on o ro co Iber.,,v hes,owe on The late con
patronaie M III Hdnr. I'D the nmhlic generaIIy
Germ OF ~ oJ0HN F. SAUNDERS,
DAVIO l. SAUNDERS,
1, ,aeo Irwin SAIINDERSJr
Ss hes q
thanks his old friends for Their liberal patr9nase
during the past eight ears AND most cordStC ue
CONNIE nds to their confidence the new hrm OF JON
| F. SAUNDERS 4 CO. can be lound AZ inc oo
will nre Sc mt them for pa yment and those indebted
| possible. d. w. SAUNDERS.
| ia 9-d&cwlm
| HISS01TTiON. concern of WILSON &
)A1SSuTp - ~: n, - =; ssnive Nv mutnai con
"a -. nc ~ the 6r,n W. N he used Nv ethe
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COAL, COKE, &c.


GOAL AT S375-This COAL has been extern
u siyeiy used this winter, and in most cases has
given general satisfaction. 1t makes delightful
FIRE IN CRATES. Persons with small means should
try II for themselves. r. CoOh.
Office on l4th St, ne xt door to
ian-lm. Mr.. Hastings Grocery Store.
(.OKE.-FRESH sUPPLT.-Our boats have re-
~ sumed their tr.ps.@nd the yards Will be regu-
larly supplied foY the balance vi the season.
IA u~si JOHN ]. WERrH. Agent.
COKE. 1.-The price of Coke until further notice
~ will be rs follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE. ....---.-.- .-.-....--O % ~
SOFT Hail. COKE. -.--..-.-. .---.--.. Io
orders promptly executed at Yards corner 10th
and Carr and 9Th and Byrd streets. Terms cash.
Dc Its JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned ana I'M
~ der shelter, for sale ~ Coke Yards:
de Its JNo. }. W tR n. az u
!, AMEAsk H,LHE I1h NrS. u nsnsn
u have entered into CO-PARTNERSHlP. dat
ing from the ed day of November 1859. under the
name and stylc OF HILL 4 FISHER. for carry lng
on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS. on Basin
hank where all orders will he thankfully received
| or an, orders left with SrEBBINs& PULLEN. No:
| l0l Broad street, or with GEo. HERRING, NO. 5e
| Main street. will be promptly attendedto.
| ga Office corner 9Th street and BASIN bsnk.
| TERMs.-Cash. MES HILh&
noA-2m JOHN W. ISh En-.
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~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Win b sold .. S3es
ton, at my store, commencing at o'clock. I1Io
night a larve assortment Of fine y old and palvos
Watches. fine Jewslry, BIacsless, fancy $780,
ware, Merno Shirts. Drawers. Table CLOTHS. Coe-
slmercs, Bed Spreads. Cigars. and FSncX 3oe0o:
nOjO ALEA. MI = 49,
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n rar Si4T3 x "a
81 ~ r. S s
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By Chas. +. Wortham 4 Co., Aucrs.

CARGO SALE OF NEW ORLEANS SU-
~ GAR AND MOLASSES.-On w EDNESDAY,
January 18th, at our Warehouse on the Dock. COM
mencing at IL o'clock, we will sell the cargo per
schr. Eclipse. from Attakapas. consisting OF
2ss hhds. prime to choice ORLEANS SG,GAR;,
100 btls. :. - MOLASSFS.
TERMS OF SALE.-For sums under $lUO. cash
over IOO months credit, for approved negOtia-
BILE paper. CHAS. Il. WORKMAN CO.,
ia 11-tds AucO
POSTPONEMENT.--The above sale is pOstpon-
ed until WEDNESDAY,, the 18th inst. at Same
hour and place. ljalSl c. Il. w. Il CO.
u.
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ByThOs. w. Reese, Auctr.,
IOffice corner of 18th and Cary streets

vvvRUSTEE.S SALEOF STOCK OF GRO.
L CERES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AT ATCTlON.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust. re !,
will sell, on SATURDAY morning. 2lst January,
eommencins at y o'clock At the store occurred y
p. Ladd s Drug Store. all of the stock Of ROCE-
Ri Els and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
A0"H' DAViDJ. SAUNDERS, SR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOs. w. kEEsEE, Auct.
jal7-tds
010K 4 4 h E'e SALE OF personal
/ PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHEsTER.-By virtue Of a deed of trust execntet
e me by Henry B. Hall, shall sell on SAT- - X.
town 1T Manchester, at the tobacco factory latei,
occaRied BY the SID Hall on Main street. Al IN
TOBACCO and Immediately afterwards shall
sell all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN EuH
cow. All he Furniture is entirely new.
Sale will commence at O'Clock. NJ.
ia H-tds BENZ. II. NASH, Trustee.
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cunts, WINDOW CLASH 1i.r HT : X

] sRTlSTs Mn .,x srRYsr. Richmond. va
70. No, is' cn,nrleted our Fall stock o' , ~, sn,
Il stvs articles, 10 san ~ s.a,ned.
KS rsncn r"icrei class; 2 coo pure ,tumss. .sa
-sns.ed 80 Rolled L,nsced OH; ~" $50 n,,e
- 1' svers dcscr,rter; len saihlSnrs linn
~ 'aFSreniine; 80 gallons Mesn,h .tssO lbs.
watS cad. A.s', md french 20 Ibis. Coop
:, 1hi. A'',' sr.des: IS bbls- venetian heo.
/, -le =, 1lis ka.somne ~ onts. s,.,. NOV
Naeis Pant sslI ,be attention Of whole
Aner ~ my ,.,i,ers 10 our lasse assortment
So, III er, description e"Si.s hsnrr.
saee. n,nst iavoute BRANDS. Sana Na,hs,
o, iAe US II every aescfiptlon' MHne
- NS'eIIn.ss, prawgng Paper; Amer,can'
~ .nsti4n .s,,.s drawings; Pencils, Eng
- euo sre'lI. ,,.,Aing- ts.ass Plates; Picture
rs, ana '''it A'"''WseM . sATTLER & co.
,<rkrEPERS, Hot Sdn rvS.s,
500 90 sxanuns hls large stock ei notAe-
F.n . ~ 80 before purchasing eise"he'e.
ffs' On N store an excellent ASSOC gu. Nv -,
',own Linen Tshe Daaash. it'' Tn,, "n"
va : eeA.s' ~, les, White Marse'lles t{nttx:
IS. 100 IRE Bed Blankets. 10 10 toiu AZ
e ,'ist to lose out the lot before spdin as
Z nen., bieached are nnU ss snai,t, Far
-, Ar ever, description OF Dry "ooos
a. - ~ LEV .. 10 MIMI 81.
,,xCO0Ds. -Receiving rer steam
tRf>H on ~ 80 Norfolk and Petersburg Kali
and Slate CANBRIcS-assorted.
:" bs.dsome Fancy, ~ IN D.
IS go ~. BssclisG DR. Liz.
80 TINS; Canton i.A NNi.i~e'
ard e'sgea3IipFS; Scirlet FLANNELs.
10 'a'"' "'''' KENT. FAME 4 co.
ar, PHICES.-We shall for the
~ =" ,rcals offer many GOODS without
st hui - such prices "a 20 insure s r.t
s,ud na.ee Hd'e5 :, ' whiie and hlack Stella
ete' .,uere. and black Ihioet; Para,
eng m ~ fr,n.ed MerInos; Monseiine and
n Ross Fou44Ced, Elk ~ hd,eS mns ~ less Than
'oif s sT,rr.eorfat,on. Also: TEN THOUSAND
-, P Z ', ge,rth Of CARpETiN6S, comprising
NJ, a. srps rhne Ingram and Three pi, hemf
s,s Carpets: Fch apes'fy; .ei'e, any rantn,
.sfip's,, .n-Servant'. Woolien Goods and
h ~. hs,v, colorcd and white Cation Goods
IN firfn5a ard Marsisnd; WI ne SOFA a.
CHRISTIAN Il LAThRcP.
-, mn >IRY.-We take pleasure II
Vf'1,r'et All who are disposed 10 encouras'
.'str,. that wea-e new prepared, IN al
.n,nr cloak mandatory. 10 make tn cree
-. which We Will guarantee 10 NJ wen ing !.
.,sa AZ soon rs u Is possible To nav
','ssn ne shall have a stock on hand 10
Ees9v.,le we wall take orders ana nav
,'s5spps =, short notice. All the work dom
am Its. oar stock Of Ci"aks u stu yer
rem now make them to order AZ yer
81, 49, We have good stock of the mate
CHfLtS 4 CHENER
Ennis. 5. {. Snead's Flour-, super; $50 do
a. Il g. F'nur, super: leo do. Extra Suoe rim
iJ do Family Flour; 70 do. Pace IN
e. % Superior Rye Flour; 81 do Lard
Ne a., Nav Orleans III glasses. j
y psb, Nuscnvadu Mhlasses, 70 bNls. Brlgh
/ poIss S,rup: Crushed. Powdered and COT
t,rs. ~ boxes 81 CaTh Soda. extra article
lie attention of h7sers 10 above stock
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COMMISSIONERS, BALE Of ,r XALC a;
MANCHESTER-By virtue Of decree. Of the
Circuit Court Of Cheste r6ed, rroneunoed at IT.
October term. 1859, in the case OF sever.nce W.
mises. on MON DAY, February ls, 1860. At the hour
Of clock, p. Nj. tt fair II not, next TAR day
tween Lawrence and Warning ton streets, and rum
ming back $50 feet with imRroys msn,s thereon IN
Occupancy of Mr.. James Donsy: Also. = LOT in
rear Of and adjoining the above, fronting 50 feet on
parallel lines 254 feet to Lawrence street, with the
improvements thereon.
A part of the frst named lot, fronting IS feet on
Hull street, by $50 feet Deep will be first sold, And
the balance divided to suit purchasers.
and costs of suit balance at IL and S mon tbs fol
BILE notes. interest added, with approved en-
dorsers, and title retained until the whole purchase
money is pad-the purchaser to pay the taxes ans
ROSCOE B. HEATH,l cou,r.
CHAS. T. FRIEND, I oo'"
GopDIN l. APPERsON, Aucts. "a lz-tds
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CpECTAL NOTICE 10 MEUIV I'D SIU:
y DEN1S-We offer to Physicians and Medical
Students. complete assortment Of teliabse Ep-
ICINEs; CHEM M PhARNMlAAGRETHMrEsGNAnas
and APPLIANCES. MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS
and POCKET CASES. and every article needed
can bc had at the North. Being practically &C
euainted with every department OF our business
and giving particular attention to supplying Phy-
sicans we invite Students to call and examine our
estimates of outfits and stock generally before pur
chasing feeling confident that IN quality style ana
prices we can give entire satisfaction.
MEADE j. BAKER, Pharmaceutlsts.
lS6 n. ". corner Main and 10th sts.,
;.,.-ft Just above Pust-Offlce.
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ING OFF AT AND BELOW COST

" MON il IONb tf.-hIF IN ( syn On HtHG
t.Iy, and well assorted stock or GOODS.
ost'rGs IT, Sc. of at and below cost Tor cash.
,nth loncer ana To- MAKE IL more attractive.
. a.. .a'-o4uce tue balance oil INV SfhiNL
< -,murlsiDc many of the best and most de-
. -, 90 al Ivrir. goods. ! Am determined
%. -, nv s,ock 1t whatever sacrihce, and IN
.,.l t., embrace ihi. rare opportnnt. OF setting
.ti,,sArt MOSES MiTTELpORFE h.
g.5 Rroad st
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TRUST SALE OF WINE, BRANDY,

VuNH - , n L. q UT W IN DIP
/ WHfSKEY. RUN, GIN, CORD!ALS &C.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me. from yThn j.
Brandies and other Liquors, dated the 3lst day OF
December. 1897 and recorded in ting Cietks umce
the 7h day OF j. nuary, 1862 to secure certain cred
tiers therein named, and all other creditors Of the
said Mellon who shall establish their hts to the
satisfaction Of ,he trustee within 81 days from the
date Of tine record Of the deed; ! shall proceed to
January, commencing at II O'Clock. A. NJ at the
store on the north side Of Cary street, between
Weldon. ali the " ~ Els, LfQUOks; COR
STORE FIXTURES and OFFICE URNlTURE
said deed. The stock Of goods embraces the usual
variety sold by such dealers.
that sum negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed,
pay able four months after date.
Ali the creditors Of JOHN j. MELLON, not
named IN the said deed are requested to present emf
Office Of Mckae Heath. in Goddn's Hall, Oh
Bank street. ROSCOE b. HEATH. Trustee.
| Sale conducted by f.. 3. Cook, Auct'r.
l in lS-tdS