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IHE Ban STATE RANGE-Five szes

Coosins Stove, two sizes. with or without hot
water reservoir; the /" Leader Cooking Stove.
two sizes, price S?4 and SIS; the 9 Lily Dale 7"
COOKING Stove, for coal or wood. price Si2, SI4
and Sl6; the Harp" Cooking Stove, for wood /,
for country use, four sizes, The above really
hrst class Wares IN their line are for sale, whole
sale and retail, with warranty. by
GEORGE STARRETT,
Belvln' s Row, Governor street.
n B-targe Stoves for the Springs Box Stoves
-. -. - rnN
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SHERIFF,s SALE OF CHOICE LII

- QUORS, &C-By virtue of sundry executions
in my hands against Edwin Robinson and others.
| will sell at public auction, on MONDAY, August
18th, 1860, at 10 o clock, ct the Richmond, Freder-
ieksbarg and Potomac Railroad Dspot, a choice
lot of WINES and ia UORS. Among them are
a half pipe of yery fine Cognac BRANDY, I'M
ported hy Bnrrous his Bro (; 2 bbs, superior Apple
BRANDY; small lot of Sebastopol and Old Bour-
large Rustic Rocking CHAIRS: Gas CBANDE-
LiER; Arm CHAIR; HATS; CANES; 8 boxes
SOAP; 1GUN; 2SWORpS; PICTURES; BIAS
KkTs; DEMlJ0HNS, &c.,. &c.
TKRMs-Cash. II. X. ELLYS0N,
au It'd Sheriff City of Richmond.
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By Thos. W. Keesee, Auct'r.
lOffloe corner OF l2tI and Carr sfrasts

w htFsfP, AuCtF,
ounce corner OF 12tL. and Cary streets)
CARLETON HUUsE FURNITURE FOR
- SALE AT AUCTiON.-Wil be sold. on FRI
DAY morning, August 10, commencing at 10 o. ok,
at the Carleton House, on 18th street, bstween
Broad aud Marshall streets, a variety OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture consisting IN part Of
Brussels Carpets, Sofas, Tables. Oil Cloths, Bed
steads, Beds, Mattresses, Washstands, China and
Glassware. &c,
Al SO-A very large and superior COOKING
STOVE and fixtures mplete, all in good order,
and tut little used. TAOS. W, KEESEE.
aus AuctopeeF
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PIPING


4gIs peror, fast sailing schr. Planet MARS,
- ~ Capt Zap ,,roGHEeAN HAVING the greater por
patch For balance Of v treIShth apply ly,r e co
Persons having articles to ship 70 points in the
South, connected with Charleston bY railroad will
lind this the cheapest route. au s-lw
as FOR NEW Y0RK-FIRST VESSEL.
YORK PAc X soho AHP
LYNCHBU RG, Capt. VIM HARRIS. having the
snS e ea easo e9ssged VIII have
B D1RfS '#SsMfH tt rfRgKII E.
81 AARON B. MOORE, Captain RAY, being
-@Hneary full will sail for the above port in
su S. f0 We 3 6 S5Is3 P2REE co
.>ta,ss..S FOR NEW k;.The superior
.ssl- H TCHEsoN, having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged. Will sail with quick dispatch.
az z@s sn'S n0lSeS aB6p 3! ,tS552loUIrr CO.
81 RICHMOND AND BoSfoN Line OF
ct senr T. NtkERs6N ca ans sfSsE pscs
having most of her cargo engaged and going on
BOARD, VIII have quick dispatch. For balance OF
au4-6t - y DAVID VIM. CURRIE
1 E0R BQsTON AND NEW
G5As oRk R,XEA T Nekk9kkTT
LINE has a hae large BARGE awass ready, at
the Dock near y Edmond. Davenport 4 Co.'S, 10
nbe~s paoss TRe ct w for es Rs
hers, every, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 O'CLOCK
NJ with one of the Ba' ges. TO connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS,
WHICH leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
sATURDAY a3i, PSa Is At o,SIo3k p NJ
trOnIZe this route as the rates of Freisht are as
low, and the dispatch as great as BY any other
died less. For information. apply to
T. D. HALL, Agent,
At Edmond, Davenport Co.'s, at the Dock.
jy 23-lm+
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srnAMBoArs, &c.

4f&1 soSkss:; sSlEEMAms III kH hfS,
:, steamer. ROANOKE. Capt, GEO. w.
govcH, will leave here at O'Clock p. M. FRI
DAY, the 10th inst.
Excursion tickets issued to 90 and return by eth
OF the steamers, for the very moderate price of
Passage to New York, meals and State room
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats
freisbt received , to day tTHInpa,sDAY) and
ConsIgn ees are requested to send for theIrxoods
Fre,sh,s for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
Tickets and Berths secured at our office mr. ON
board the sfip. LuDLAM & WATSON.
~-<1ee NOTICE TO THEPUBL.C.-The
AEEG JAMESTOWN will be withdrawn from
the line for Two or three weeks. for the
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice viii
be FssR oiSs, Will
haae on the Irg tie between here and New York
every FRIDAY afternoon: alta Z. NJ.
and SATURDAY, at 5 r. NJ; touching At N Spht
going and returning, '0'"
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40. Steerage pas
Fare to Norfolk same as by the river boats
" @-ts LUDLAM 4 WATSON
afFfr oNOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
Sst=4lx 49, Capt. n ELY, and tho steamer CITY
.s1 11-sOF RICHMOND, Capt MGTcHgIL. of
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, viii
leave fhllsdeiphla every Wednesday and Satur-
Gay, an O'Clock, A. M and Richmond, Va every
tuesday and Saturday, until further notice
y 90 Z. T. CARD0ZO, Agent.
sT" EXCUk SIUN- TO OLD
- sNoRFoLKEr2fSSss s steamer C Afp
It's PECK, Capt. Z. c. G1FFoRp, fitted ND IN
neat style for nigh, travel viii make an excursion
to the above places on SATURDAY. EVENING
next, "a INST (and regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter during the watering
7. NJ. arriys At OLD POINT about L. O'Clock;
return the next evening, SUNDAY, )leaving Nor
folnt, and arrive at Richmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk and
portsmouth, and return, tmeais included S4 so.
RI No FREIGHT TAKEN ON Eng ESCuRSd0N
~T THROUGH TICKETS FROM
E.s9S5.sfs4xR c NJ ON d TO EASTERN
Z II r L OR CHERkYSTONE.
So ~. PASSENGERS taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS. at 4 O'clock, will connect with the steamer
on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS. at ga A. M. and will con-
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
at same hour, by taking CURTIS PECk on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
"a Meals so conts each. n. o. HASKINS.
Jy 26-ts
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NOTlCF.-The subscriber begs to inform the
1Spubilc and particularly the friends and patrons
of the old firm of LAlDLEY Il ROBINSON. that
the business heretofore conducted by that firm has
been, since the 50th of June. carried on by him,
individually, at the old stand, Fourth and Frank
lin. He hopes, with increased facilities and exeT
tons, to merit continuance of the custom so lib
orally bestowed on the old firm. Very respectfully.
jy 3-ts EDWARD L. ROBINSON.
ENEkaL AGENGY.-Th subscribers have
NJ associated themselves this day, under the sly 10
of WALSH Il McKENNA. for the purpose OF
carrying on the above business, COLLECTlNG
RENTS, II RING OUT NEGROES, &e.. 10
They have taken the Office on lith street, opposite
the Exchange Hotel, and by strict attention to
their business, they trust to merit a gortIon OIL
bic patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
jy I4-lm p. ]. MCKENNA.
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nIxsOu The 6rm Of BROWNING,
~ MOORE co. was discover OR the hrstin-
slant by mutual consent
All persons having csm,a fFsnft 4. tas iSse 6y s
vii vii epanf,nue The AUCTION BUSINESS, at the
stand Of BROWNING. Moore l. Co., on Franklin st.
''""' - +. G. MOORE,
q. J. BRuWN1NG.
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JAS. M. TAYLOR Commissioner.
JAS, nj, TAYLOR " SON, Aucts auQ
DER EMPTOnY SALE of THREE

d f M Tony SALE of THREE
L HOUSES AND LOTS. ON 25rH STREET,
UNION HILL. BY AUCTION Will be gold, UPON
the premises, on MONDAY. the goth day Of August,
commenc NJ Immediately a ter the sale advertised
by Jas. NJ. Ia, Tor, Commissioner tsay at O'Clock
y y three HOUSt ard LOTS, on the west side
"f 18th street Union Hill, and nearly opposite 10
the Leigh Street Baptist Church; two are of brick
and the other frame. They are well adapted tor
and run back 122 feet to an alley 20 teet WIDE
TERMS - third cash: the balance at and 8
mont his, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
AN Q LAS. NJ. ,IAYLNR & SON. Annts
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JN0. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
jy It's Ashland. Va


YEM Y These Springs, so well known to the
4E.aA ! public who have been in the habit Of yis
St II atf S and IL Haey
IS miles west OF the Virginia Central Railroad, at
Healing Springs, and 40 miles east of the White
sGphur Spring, The picturesque mountain soc
This ancient and celebrated Watering Place is
noted and esteemed for its medicinal and curative
Qualities Saiubrlty OF climate. health giving and
pleasure Baths. There are now FIVE W r NJ
BATHS, of the temperature Of 90 to % degrees
Fahrenheit; also, two COLD SPRING BATHS
It is to be regretted that no effort has been here
tofore made to collect and preserve accurate
these Warm Baths If records of cases thar have
been relieved aud cured by their use, had been
place of invalid visitation. doubtless volumes
OF such cases mis- hit now be recorded. But IT is
matter OF sober history that very soon after the
discovery OF the w arm Springs by civilized man,
they became celebrated for their curative quail
ties in various diseases. as we'll as for the mere
hs 0i the sd sse I
quented, at much labor and fatigue, by great null
tltudes, before any other of the valuable Water
Ing Places IN Virginia we're known.
RqurEIBy railroad from he principal cities IN
the United States to the Millboro' Depot of the
Va Central Railroad; thence by fine stage coaches,
iunter the care and management of responsible
fh wren wren mss over well graded turn
Baitnoe, Md, Richmond, Petersburg or Lynch
burg; Va, In the morning can come through to
the Warm Springs the same day to supper.
The following is the anaiy Sis made by Professor
W ". b. Rod iERs. of the University of Virginia
The large Bath is an 0c'agon, IS feet in dame
ter; is arena is ,l63 u feet. The ordinary depth
being five feet. (it can be increased to SIX the Gu
BIC capacity is 5 S18 So feet, As 533 81 gallons.
Notwithstanding the leaks, this quantity of water
will flow INTO the reservoir III one hour. The ave
rage temperature of the Bath is 9S Fab. The gas
which rises In the Bath consists of nitrogen. with
minute quantities OF suIphuretted hydrogen and
carbouic acid. Besides this gas each gallon of
water contains 45 cubic inches of gas, consisting
OF NITROGEN. ..".---..... B. Is cubic inches.
Sulphuretted hydrogen.-.-. Is -
Carbanlc acid. 100 g
The saline contents of one gallon of the water
are follows:
MuIate of lime. :....:...............3o63
Sulphate of magnesia, EPSON salts. 9 934
Carbonate of lime ................42S
SUlphate of lime ................546
And trace OF soda. ....-... 49,. .-.-. 0OOO
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DICHMOND IRON ANDSTEEL WORKS
II The unde rsig ned still manufactures at these
works, and keeps constantly on hand a large as
sortment of IRON, consisting of Bar, Band, Hoop
and Scroll, Rounds and Squares, Ovals, Half
Ovals and Half Rounds, To2aeco Mill Tapered
Wagon, Coach and Buggy TIRES, and RlVET
Also, STEEL TIRES, Railroad FROG STEEL
and FROG PLATES, all sizes; WROUGHT
PUNCHED WASHERS, all sizes, kept constant
JAMES HUNTER.
n B.-Wrought Scrap taken IN exchange.
iy l6-dlm
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NOTICE.-The term OF co-partnershIp of
~ PULLIAM Il BELTS having expired, by
agreement. this day, the same business Of selling
NEG R0ES AT Auction and privately, on com,
III ssion only, will be continued by us, ~ THE OLD
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
fully solicit continuation of patronage from our
friends and the public generally, and by industry
and perseverance hope TO merit the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to US.
PULLIAM l. CO,
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BY Hector Da Wis, Auct.

HOUSE SEkNANT.-Un TUESDAY MUKN-
Nc, IAth instant, at 10 O'Clock. | will sell a
very likely MuLATrO BOY, II years old, raised
in n geptee family, and sold for no fault.
au lids HECTOR DAVIS, Auct
'TSkCsT SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
L MANCHESTER BY virtue of the, provi-
sions of a deed of trust from Robert j. Ballowe
and wife. dated the % n of January. 1859. aud re-
corded in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Chesterfield, made to secure to the firm of Dun
iop, Moneure d Co. certain debt therein men
toned. the undersigned. Trustee. at the instance
of the neiciary, will sell at public AUCTION, on
1900, ut o'clock p. NJ, 0f lair; # not on the ne xt
fair day thereafter,l certain parcel OF LAND,
described and convey cd IN SAID deed lying in the
town of Manchester, between Hull and Balm
bridge streets. fronting 80 feet on the east side OF
Somners street. The lot mas on 1t q new framed
DWELLING. and is the same now occupied by
Mr.. Branch Cosby.
an 6-tds C. G.. MCRAE. Trustee,
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
On Cary, % door beiotc l2th Street. and nert 10
Flour Inspector S Former O5iCe.

Flour INSPECTOR former Once.
- NJ . n RO T. & A RI e r.,
(Successor to Jas. Thomas. Com'T Merchant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public .ener rally, that he has purchased OF
the legal agent of Mr. Jas Thomas ali his stock on
MEAL, &c land will continue to keep on hand and
deal IN GRAM FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
select parcels OF country cured RACON, BUT
TER, BEEsWAX, DRIED FRUIT, &C, pledg-
ing every effort TO facilitate the interests of
those VINO may favor the new concern. contInu-
atom of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission, to Messrs. Wagon
ER, HILL ARCHER, VAN-LEw, TAYLOR & Co.
JONES Co., RICHARD CAuTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
b. PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
~ 2a-sm ]. MONROE CARTER
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Drug store, ls6 main ST., cor. ABOVE P. o.

EATHER BAGS.-We have now open
- beautiful gtock Of LADIES' Travelling and
Shopping Bags, useful and necessary articles in
travelling to the sprn1s and watering places. For
sale al The China store of
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IKE TEAS just received, per steamer
fresh lot OF 6unpowder, Imperial, Young Hy-
son, ana Bach TEAS which we warrant equal 10
any IN the city. Call at tie new Family Grocery,
corner of 20 and ia ain sts. MINStS g. co.
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RfCHM'D & YORK RIVER HAILROAD,l
MO CONTRACTS, stfHs, q os ii: l SILICA
~ TfoNs, viii Be- recognized b! tEs eurrssas.
sa,ssl ,s isst:sy; s,ss. e i. fS
THHis" fsssas9Esx'K spelxr, ss.s's
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| ,arge assortment III Silver Plated Ice Pitchers
Just received, of beautiful designs and patterns.
also, complete assortment of Sell-Seaing Fruit
Cans. for putting up fruit ard vegetables for
winter use, of tue best and most approved pat
terms, for sale by THOS. A. BULKLrY Il CO..
Eap la
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rrHEY ARE CkkTAINLY the cheapest

z y II a Il II
| goods of the kind have ever witnessed, are
the WORDS Of all who have seen those Collars and
Hrkis . that LEVY is now Offering to the public.
We glye below the prices OF some of the many
cheap goods. 20 which would call the attention
If our readers: Swiss Muslin Collars AT 50 cents,
: ,: Grass Linen Hdkts. at Csc, worth soc; lem
rutohed Linen Haudkerohlefs at IS cents, worth
- cents: Hemsttched Hdkfs, at so. 6215, IS.
81 i25, 81 So and 81 IS, all of which will be sold
Al 50 per cent. below their value; CamtJrlc Bands
10 The greatest profuslon and at prices to please
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SUMMER RESORTS.

: f :: \ y g.
tembsr. the prorrietors nave reduced the price Of
gust "' Sos {! WILLARD Proprie'ors.
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort,t
July 18th. 1850. ~ 3o-1m
osASss couAr. Mor. Fi. v aaa.- IsSo;
NM .psctfpy nnSoHnc sn ths they have Leased
aud having had 1t thoIouehly repaired and
refurnished, are now ready Tor the reception of
guesta
for the beauty Of its scenery, and the healthful-
ness of its climate and being accessible from
every direction, has long been favorlte summer
tn ProD1eto1. pledge sasr hest efforts
shall aIways he farnissd with the best the ma1ket
affords and in establishing first class Hotel AZ
this place. they hope to be sustained by the patron
m ma. " HORSES and BUGGIEs always in re.di-
ness for the accommodation of the guests of the
"G ~ is-lm YATES & CULLEN.
a. q BKAINARD HOUSE,
SGMY Ei,MIRA, NEW YORK.
Fo'neTly Proprietor Of the Blossom House. Ro-
This arge and commodous Hotel, at the junction
of the n, Y and +: R. h. witt, the roads lead ng
IRON Baltimore to Niagara Falls, is now open for
the reception OF visitors.
beds and attentive servants, are some of the at
fractions to travellers. No Efforts will be spared to
continue its character as FIRST CLASS no
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets to Baltimore, at which
point through tickets be procured to the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmira, Canada,
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
I baN'1 q R kEsNsPE, Esq Washington.
ZEnus BARNUM, Esq,
F. W BENNETT, % nj.
Z. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw House, DALI
G. G. ADREoN,
F#F M. G t4nhn. Esq" Harrisburg. iv,o-,m
SaA THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
Ye.M Ypopular resort, situated sixteen miles
y. .ltsE from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
Thriving village of HAN d, on the Ri.hmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepared to accommo-
date families with good fare. and everything des-
rable. The head Of the family will he furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information. apply at Superintend-
ents once Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad or address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
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DEAD MADE B0NNETS, MILL

DAY, 18th INST, at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at the
store Of II L WisASp' on Broad, between 'ta n
MTLLINERY, READY MADE B0NNETS,
GAPS great yarE1lsstpy Of EhMB Hin De
= 81 -, ahIir iGdAL FLOW E ~ az,
FANCY ARTICLES; SHOWCASES, STORE
FIXTURES, &c, &c.
Mr.. WIGAND, intending to remove to his new
store. will sell without reserve and To enable the
ladies to purchase, the sale on THURSDAY, 18th,
will be exclusively for them. Sale will be contin-
ued on FRIDAY, 18th inst, for gentlemen. at
which time will be closed the entire stock together
with an assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. lau9l +. B. COOK, Auet.
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MULES ANO HORSES AUC


MULES AND HORSES AT AUC.
Court House. on on S&rG fRf5HS sounly
1 ssS" 5fdt sh y at lso MTkE q
-wo excelen young HORSES; a very good match
sound and gentle,
with good endorser. JNO A. HUTCHtSQN..
au 1927 s H. c.
TCE.HOUSE FOR SALE.-WiH be sold, on
1 WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of August at 4
DECD, one aarge ICE HOUSE. nearly full of ice.
Team -Four months credit, with negotiable
notes. satisfactorily sndo! IoHN 0, TAYLOR.
au lO-tds Admr of Bartlett Tyler decd.
SALE oF NALuABLE LOT ANnOF-
- FICE AT CHEST Err WI Il sell. at Chester
oFFcE and Lot ped by the late p Dr. ef
ierson Minor. This office IS beautifully situated
at TINS t1rlv!ng village, and as there ID no physi-
clan there 1t is a good ocat on for one.
Terms accommodating, ami made known on tn
Day OF sale, Mr.. CRAIG, the proprietor Of the
purchase. iaa g-dtds! JAS " vs. TA i3PT5SR TO
ga sAkn Fok sALE IN ia NO. xAe
~ offer To-, sale, privately. the FARM on"~s~
M 3 9cRE e Of psSSe
cesred 1nd, balance IN wood and timber I'0 acres
, The ID ELLING contains six rooms and two
easements, with ri! necessary out houses. new.
A beautiful yard, with handsome shade trees en-
c .osed with oak post and rail. Good garden, en-
closed. II IS very healthy with one of the best
house; Ice Pond, &c. Good neighboThood, with
four Churches of different DENOMINATIONS in two
Will sell at public auction, on the premises, IL
miles from head of Mechanicsvlie Turnpike, on
IL ESDAl 2lst August, at II O'Clock, tif fair If
not the next TAR day. For further particulars,
Apply = me, on the premises.
TERNs-On day q sale; -
aa7-dtds* Richmond. p. q.
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EANCY LINEN PANTS.
New Goods. pretty patterns

New GOODS, pretty Patterns.
Drap d Eta Pants.
EnglI sin and French.
Grape Cashmere Pants.
Warranted French Goods.
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
All qualities, all prices.
Cottouade Pants.
For servants.
Goats, Sacks and Half Sacks,
All shades. sty les, qualities and prices.
At SHAFER, HALSEI x co. S,
ITO Main st late Tupman A. Huli.
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- FARM FUK AALE IN HANU-zas
u Nl,N ci( NIL u 9 EpGM d INrI hInM - EX
FOR SALE AND RENT.


"a FOR SALE:-Wishing to move neare, to
Eas:a my place OF business offer my D w Filling
&-AHOUSE and LOT. IN the town OF Sidney, one
street between Main and Cary, AZ private sale :"
neat two-story brick house, in good order, with
g9sod out houses, small garden, and good well
OF water IN the yard, drawn by pump.
Terms very liberal, VIZ: One fifth cash the
balance IN hive or ten annual payments, with IN
will also sell a three story DWELLING, on
Oregon Hill, near the Rolling Mills, with two tene-
ments, on the same terms.
au 9-lwT A. D. CHOCKLEY
IN; sell my LUMBER HOUSE, situated on 18TH
which is we'll suited for a tobacco factory or gro-
a1 est 800 JAMES GUM.
o. FOR RENT. 1.-Two large tour story BRICK
E:a5 HOUSES, with two story Kitchens, water and
corner OF Nam and 18th streets. Apply to CHAs.
~ ' ' LIBBY BURTON.
au 6-eod3tT Corner Cary and 10th sts
81 FOR RENTOR sALE.--A new Wood,
aA:Astreet. between Marshall and Clay streets,
containing rooms. with city gas and water on the
lot ssG Sd fS6n &c A AYRiR 6
- FOR sALE-An ORNAMENTAL cor
Ac2ntainins srooms. with gas and water Terms
Apply to Corner Grads snd Al ltFes.
~ FORRE Three ROOMS over my
N;a store, suitable for small family; Possession
glVen immediately. L.. ROSE,
jy 3l-2w* 256 Broad street
81 FOR RENT-And possession given I'M
N:: medlately, the large and desirably situated
1AEISTQRE, corner Broad and 9Th streets. IL has
an ample Easement, and s furnished with ali the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
greatest thoroughtares OF the city, il may Re re-
garded as possessing very great adyantages for
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~, FOR RENT-STORE and CELLAR, on
M:# south side Of Broad. between Sd and 4th SITS
n.APossession gwen at once. Apply to
jy Its THOS. ID. QUARLES.
a., FOR RENT--Tbat new, comIifodous and
Es;5 very desirable TIE MEME Mt, on 6th, between
A.ACary and Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge p. V. Daniel, decd. For terms, apply &c
Mr.. c. G. ELICIT, on Leigh street, near I'd, or to
jell-ts P.V. DANIEL, JR.
FOR RENTING BASEMENT, corner
Ns:a 18th and Main sts, at present occupied By MI
E:I James Collins. Possession given lst October,
1860 Apply to MARCUS HARRIS K BRO,
iy Is -TuxThts us Main St