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was oncc, Il 70 said. entertained, hut this part
Of the plan has probably been relina uished
The policy which has been moat pressed upon
the President, within the last few day. is sub.
stantially as follows: To hold Virginia. an
Maryland II held. with a strong hand, and
await Mr.. Jefferson Davis in the Old Doroin.
ION nani the hot weather is over: mean time.
to seal Theoretically every Southern port. and
see what comes of 1t, and If, when the cool
months begin, Davis and Company have not
been disposed OF by their own people. TO treat
,hem as tney deserve: OF course, time must
he allowed TOR properly eq uipping, arming and
dtsciplning the volunteer forces, No Gener-
ri can muster an army and put it in the field
in week. ain afraid that the North ia in
TOO great hurry, and expects n decisive blow
fairly raised. ~ '0''
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BARBARIsA NKw YoKK.-G. b. Lamar
Esq President Of the Bank of the Republic
of New ork, and for many years 4 resident
of that city, lately resigned that office. Soon
after his resignation he was waited on by a
committee OF the citizens and ordered to lea We
the city by q specified short time.
1t was Mr.. Lamars desire and in tention to
leave the city, and his resignat ton was with
reference TO this, but the critical illness of his
Witt.-;i fact that must have been known to
some OF the mob--preven ted q n early reno val
He informed the mob committee that he could
not and would not leave at their orders and
here the matter res ted st our last accounts
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n ........"..SpeciaI Notice. n
$4,000 WORTH
H l. E g "A N II Dry q Q Q ID 8 1,
AT AND BELoW CosT.
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
la consequences of the general financial derauge.
ment throughout the country, we have determined
to sell of our superior and desirable stock Of
ID r Y q o 0 ID s,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
possible.
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper Of Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Ia very
large and eomplsts, &C nsisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Liaer SHSRTING,
PILLOW Case LINENS,
ToWsLs. HuCKABACK. &c., SO
Splendid assortment OF
ELEGANT DRESs SILKS,
and all the latest styles Of French AID KLRIish
PABR RIGS,
Tor Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring,
"'I'0i = -4 EzsalibRo1pER1Rs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFS.
SHAWLs, CLOAKs aud MANTLEs,
aHlRTINGS and sHEETINus.
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, of every dsscrip-
tioa
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS
BOMbAZIAEs and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and w ntcr Clothing.
Hds Purchaser. are invited TO call and see for
themselves. A. K. PARhSR il CO.,
ti5 Main street, Eagle Square.
N. BAH persons indebted to us, will please
nh 5-ts A K p CO
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Great Earthquake in south America

Light, from AZ pinwaI on the 25th, it'll 500
passengers and $50, 900 in treasure arrived
here this afternoon. She brings Valparaiso
dates to the 81 nit.
The city OF Mendoza had been des troyed by
& fearful earthquake, and some etaht thousand
people killed. on the 10th of March. San Juan
was also reported TO have been DESTROYED, the
bed of the river having been turned on 1t by
the same earthquake.
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Tusurrection m Ruatap.

New ORLEANS. May 2.--The schooner Ara
menata, from Ruatan. reports an ins urrec ton
in Ruatan by the Indians. Fifteen British Of
ficers are said to have been killed by the in
suryents. Capt Dunn's West India Regiment
had left for the scene OF action.
The English Government is to give up the
island on the Let Of June, positively, whether
Honduras accepts il or not.
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W hat Will England 10 =

The silly story, started by some Wasbire+o,
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Press. land
copisa IN 10 oIner Journals, far and wide, that
the British Minister had rendered the use of
his Government TO aid in putting down the
revolution, South. has brought out ord Nv
ons himself, in fiat denial
ihere 10 one thlng we may as well make our
niiiius Up 70 nfst az last, We thinx-and that
b, the British Government will be yery care
inl TO avoid taking sides with either North
or South, in this war, It'll such times IA
tne progress OF hostiiities sbau disclose on
winch side It's material interests lie and
~ soon as 1t can discern tAat, it will not he
slow TO act--and the action, depend upon
u, Will De adopted with sole eye to
Us own advantage, and without respect TO
any abstract anti-slavery sentiment The
worry haste Of the British Minister to deny
tAo attainment The Philadelphia journal i'm
pAiod 70 AiEi IL in itself, proof of this posi-
tioh' MOI 10 nave denied IL, was to break
win the South and breaking with the South
IL, just now, not the Thing desired in Downing
street
1t VIII be long tins before the English tor.
gave the North its morrill, Tariff; and it will
D. sun longer time before they consent to
III get tue al aS5 we made in New York, Gin
cinnati, and other Northern cities, about their
ehIstmeut IS Tor the Orimean war. Yet for
sltcness Iof the one and torgettulness of the
other, must precede any such affec ton Il to
0Yerturcs aS those ascribed TO, but denied by
Lord Lyons.
hut, II any OF our readers are still inclined
70 question the correctness of these assuuID-
hans, We may with perfect propriety invite
thoir attention To the extracts we make FROM
tho loading London, Liverpool and Manches-
ter journals, just " hand bv the Arabia. If
there be- amy sentiments of sympathy win
tho n orth in these journals, we are unable to
SOC them. The Col ton Lords of Mancn hester,
the Money King. OF London, the shipping
merchants and shop keepers OF Liverpool, all
sing bat one song,---and that is, Separation
it must be, mr. Lincoln, but under no
circums tances civil war" One of them (the
Liverpool Iimes,) even goes so far 10 cha
racterize the Presidents declaration of more
vigorous policy towards tue seeding States,
IS absolutely ''diabolical," while another al
ludes 10 ii in terms which would seem TO in
dictate that the writer had been Studying the
recent style of the Charleston Mercury or the
Richmond Examiner. ~. I. Express, MAY f.
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PLEA OF "ALIEs ENEMY. "-During the ses.
sicns Of the Circuit Court of the Sth Judicial
Circuit of Alabama, J Judge Shorter held the
plea of Alien Enemy" was sufficient to sus.
tain motion for dismissal OF all civil actions
brought in the names of citizens of non seced
ed States. In consequence great many cases
brought by plaintiffs, residing in these States,
were summarily disposed of.
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zIL.-Seignor Don Feliz Decasfro, agent
from the BRAZILIAN Government, visited our
city last Saturday. lie came by way of Wash
ington city, where he had a conference with
Lincoln and Seward On thu subject OF the
blockade of Southern ports. Mr.. d expresses
the opinion that this blockade will not be
agreeable 10 his Government or that of
France, and he Is confident that the Brazilian
Government sympathiZes with the Southern
Contederacy. Mr.. ID. left on Monday evening
for New Orleans, but will return in few
days.-AontpOmery Natl.
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NORTHERN VESSELS DRrAINBD.-Goy. Pick
ems received Il dispatch, from Secretary Mem
minger, yesterday, authorizing the deten ton
of all Northern vessels in the port of Charles
ton, with instructions TO the Collector of the
port not to grant any more clearances TO
n thern vessels, and to prohibit the exporta.
ton of rice to Northern ports. The Governor
promptly issued his orders accordingly. -
Charleston Mercury I'd.
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Var Movements In New York.

New YoRx, May Accompanies from the in
terror of the State are constantly arriving
The enrolment Of volunteers In this city
continues with spirit, but some dissatisfac tion
Is expressed at the delay ia the movement OF
the troops.
There appears to be bad management some
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ORANGE County, VA. A correspondent

writes
Little Orange county has done its duty so
far nobly in sending troops TO the field TO de-
fend the rights OF the Old Dominion With L
voting population of about eight hundred she
has already in the field three well drilled com.
panies-the Montpelier Guards, Captain S b.
"iIiams, u, the Gordonsvlle Grays, Gap
tain w. @. Scott, and the Barboursviile
Guards, Captain Parson, mastering al tose ther
about two hundred and fifty men, and two
other com panes just organized, and ready and
willing to march at a minutes warming
They are the " Pisenfield'' Rangers, Captain
George Pannill, ir., and the Browning Troop,
Captain q. j. Browning Each of the last
named companies will number from seventy
five TO one hundred and twenty five men.
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FRoH HAvAsA.-By the steamship Allan tic,
arrived AZ New York, we have dates from
Havana to the 9th ult. There was no local
news of interest. Business continued very
dull, and many business houses which relied
on remittances from the Northern States fear
that the Southern priyateers may deprive
them of their last resource from bankruptcy
and ruin. The Diario proposes that an armed
vessel, under the Spanish flag, ply between
New York New Orleans and Havana
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Il LATE DISCHARGE. b. W. Frobel,
of the Virginia Navy, who resigned his posi-
tion In the U. s. Revenue service on the 18th
nit, yes terday re eiYed from the Navy De-
partment at Washington, note stating that
his name had been struck from the roll of the
U. 5. Revenue service.--ALe9 Ga.. An.
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TE5e MI
By ;. III. Digges. Auctieaser.


4 UCTION-BOoKs, PLAtED WARE AND
a Jg~ELRY, sc; &e,-H.yiIg de { 70
efered at public auction, on MONDAY. the mh.
commencing at IL o'cloek, at the store lsS Main
street, my entire stock Of goods, comprising In
part the f"ilowipg artieles-
lot 81 handsome FAMILY BIBLES.
set WAVERLEY NOVELS, complete ia ~ vols.
do. Complete works Of SIR WALTER Sc TT.
lido. WASHINGTON IRvING's WORKS 10 vois.
large let OF PLATED WARE, c. insisting In
TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, CREAM PITCHERS,
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, Forks AND La.
DIES.
notwithstanding Of FRENCH SETS.
beautiful article SETS OF PEARLS. DAMON DE-.
large assortment of BREAST AND FOB
CHAINS.
A variety of FINGER RINGS.
. Fine Gold LADIES WATCHES.
eORIDE WATCHES, In good order.
sSILVER WATCHES.
:Open- Face GOLD WATCHES.
Hunting Case do. do.
30 Realms ASSORTED PAPER, with many other
articles IN Di00ES Auct
T EoorH, Salesman. my at
BE- viii he added to the above sale TWO
LARGE MAHOGANY SHOWCASES
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Observation-Disclosures may be the feeling
in other parts of Maryland, says the Alex
andria Gazette,) it is quite certain that the de-
monstrations in the counties on the Potomac,
opposite Virginia. are all Of q Southern char
acter, and the military en- tn usiasm is running
high.
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A NOBLE DEED.-Maynadier Mason, Esq ., of
Rose Hill, Fairfax county, has presented his
entire stock OF horses to Captain l.. b. Powell,
of the Washington Home Guard, for the
of that company. fhis is a generous action.
and we'll deserves mapy followers.
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A PATRIOTIC WOMAN We understand there
was woman here the other day in search of
a recruiting officer TO enlist her husband in
the army. She tod a city official that she
could recommend him rs d brave man, for he
whipped her every day, and he would, TO
doubt, make a good soldier.-Nsto albany
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AN OYSTER PANIC. There is a yeTitable panic
in the New York oyster market, owing 10 the
thrown in the way OF free trade,
by the secession of Virginia, and the warli ke
operations along the shores OF the Chesapeake.
Prices have accordingly gone up from 20 TO IS
cents Der loo
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GIFTS TO THE SrArg.-Capt Murray Mason,
Of the Virginia Navy. la te of the U S. Navy,
has presented to Capt. f. Il. Powell, of the
Wa.hiugton's Home Guard, his fine pair OF
carriage horses and a saddle horse, for the use
OF his company -4lep. Gag.
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AN ORDINANCE to provide against the sacridce
Of property, and to suspend Proceedings in
BE 1t ordGiped, That no execution Of Gsyf far1.
or uend,tiont eISonas, other than In favor o. tho
Commonwealth and against non-residents, shall
be Issued from the date hereof, by any court u
record or magistrate, for the salt of property un.
I'll otherwise provided by law. Nor shall there
DO any sales under deeds Of trust or decToos uu-
loss by the consent Of parties Interested, until
otherwise provided by law.
Where such executions have issued, and arc
now In the hands OF ofhears, whether levied Of
not. II tho debtor offer bond and security for tho
payment Of the debt, interest and costs . hen tho
operation OF this Ordinance ceases, tho property
shall be restored, aud the bond so taken shall ba
returned ~ in ease Of forthcoming bond, and
shall constitute lien on the realty Of tbs ohit-
gors to the same extent and In the same manner
Az forfeited forthcoming bonds returned 10 the
said bond in the same manner and by the same
proceedings "a Judgments may be obtained on
lfthe debtor offers no such bond, II shall be the
duty OF the onicer 10 convene three freebolders
from the vicinsge, who, after being sworn. shall
would have been it's value on ths sixth day OF
soyember. one thorss nd eight nd red and sixty;
aud unless the said properly shall cell for the full
an 'ult OF such vanaiion, 1t shall be restored to
the debtor without lien
Except In criminal cases or Commonwealth
prosecutions, there rhall be trial Of TN cause
requiring the Intervention 81 jury, nor upon
warrants for small claims before jestice.
In cAses Oh mlademosIor, j0ftes shall be sun.
moned from the bystanders or vienages y nd nor
under the law. a. II now stands aud With tho c.
sent Of ths party prosecuted, the cause may tried
by the Court
This Ordnance shall not apply to liabilities
upon the part OF public officers, ether til. STATE.
0ounties, corporations or individuals, nor to
debts herealte to be contracted. nor 10 debts du
the Commonwealth; provided that no ncte, bill
OF acceptance or other obligation, the considera-
ton OF nieh any debt or obitg ton q present
existing all be held or considered ~ . dsbt
hereafter contracted.
The time during which this ordinx ncs IL In force
shall not be computed In any case where the
statute o. Limitations comes In question.
This HrdiI khalI st in fnp all
peaied or changed by this Copvention, or tas
General Assembly Of tbs state; and II not 50 re.
" days after the nrs, day Of the next Ges srai AS
sembiy
Adopted BY the Convention Of Virgins, April
30, lsGl INO. L. ETBAyK
1-AANewaf kacretAFy tapy
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Fire at Boston-The Body of Corporal Need
ham.

BosToN. May 3d.-The large brick building
No 489 Commercial street, used for storing
cotton and paper stock, VAS destroyed by fire
last night 1t was owned by the Gray
w harf Corporation. Loss $50 ,0o0. Mostly
insured.
of his wounds In Baltimore, was to-day de-
livered up 10 the Mayor OF Lawrence for III
terment there. Remarks were made by Gov.
Andre W and responded 10 by the Mayor.
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Trade with Boston.

Bosros, May S,-The steamer Ben De Ford
calls hence to- morrow. with a full cargo for
Baltimore, by permls ston of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. She is forbidden 10 call At Nor
AL
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ARMED MERCHANT FLERr.-Boston is about
sending out an armed merchant fleet under II
B. Forbes, the object being 10 cruise off the
Son thern coast, to protect ships aud properly
OF Northern men. The cotton mills In Web
eter, Mass, are stopped.
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syS1- Bakrr,s Premium ftiIter...Are xan a

ST Bakers Premium Eitters.--Are you
0ysgepticf If so, take BAKERS p BMIUM
Do you suffer from Constipa patton, want of Appetite
or IndiEestion' BAKERS BiTTRRS never fail
10 cure each and all. Do you feel feeble debili-
tated restless ut night aud inca pacitsd for busl-
ness BAKERS BfTTERS will invigorate your
system, entice the drowsy god to your pillow re-
fresh your slumbers, give you IA sxuberanee Of
spirits, THAI will make the labOrs Of the day a.
mere psstime. Vegetable in their prope rites, and
prepared with skill, they ara adapted to the cure
Of eli diseases of the stomach and bow els and act
with electric rapidity upon the blood and liver
It's
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~ Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSU RAN CE CO MPANY,
iva IcTr s2S

tESEABL1SH2D 1851
CASH CaP'LAND REsEkV Ed FUND. - 600 geo
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50, 900
DAILY REVEN Observation-Disclosures. 1900
EH Stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements of the Company
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JANIS Brown, Esq, Chairman
FRANCIS CoTTBgEFT, Bsq., Deputy Chairman.
HsyRY GRIENBLL, Esq.
& M. ARCHIBALD, Fl. B n. Consul.
EUaBEB DuTiLH, Esq.
JosBFg GAILLARD, Esq.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
e. F. HAxpBRsoE, Esq.
ALFRED PILL, ESQ, Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terms as othar frst-oiass Companies.
All Losses promptly adjusted and Paid without
reference to the home ofhce
CHAs. E. WORKMAN. Agent,
Of'ice Old Dominion Insurance Company
10 I-ts ~ Main street.
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passanrara Naysd.

MONTREAL, May s.-Ths passengers Of the
wrecked stsaIner United States have arrived
at Quebec. One Of the Storage passengers
are missing.
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ALEXANDRIA TO BE OCCUPIED BY FEDERAL
TROOPS.
LINCOLN VISITS THE MAYNARD
&C., &c, &c.


ALEXANDRIA, May 5.-Thers are now 600
troops at Annapolis. Seven hundred left
there last night, bound out. They ara to land
near Baltimore, to cooperate with troops an
preaching that city from the North.
Several persons have been arrested in the
neighborhood of Annapolis, spies Some
had made accurate survey and minute details
Of the operations there.
The sioop-of-war Allegheny, the Forward
the Baltic, and the Kedar, are off ANNAPOLIS
Travel between Perryvilie and Annapolis is
uninterrupted; twelve steamers are on the
route.
The railroad between Annapolis and Wash
ington ID guarded by Federal troops
1t is supposed the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Will soon be made Il military road
(pBGosD DIsgArCH.l
ALEXANDRA, May This city, IL is expect
ed, will be occupied by Federal troops to-
morrow, who VIII advance from Washington
by tho Long Bridge.
Two Transports, Will n!en and IAuni ,ious,
passed. up TO Washington to-day.
LinColn visited and iLsyss ted the Navy
Yari to-day.
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PARIS FASHIONS.

ed PARIS FASHIONS! Enn
~ MISS REBEooA ssMoN 40
sPsTTaa ~ r. @q iss rs 1s with her rs~-
PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies' snd Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies sIa 3ent.emsI
down 10 examine her complete stock If NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
styles, such
Spanish suits for Boys; zouavs and Josephins
sac1ue for Boys; Tomas aud Hoplaoe Jacket for
Boys MaLzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for Bows:
Circular House for Boys, Princes Palstat fof
Girls, Children's Franklin Dress beautiful: s.
Lawrence oress for little 0irts; AisSss' Cherub
sacqne; P!ocolonini Apron for 0irls; Childrsn's
FlantrA apron; the Palmetto Apron, the Misses
fulie Vast, variety Of Waist and Siesvs Pat
terms, variety Of Waking Sscqpes for Misses;
Jared Dress fer Misses; an Arabian Mantle for
sprbg, FOR Ladies; q new style Zoueys for Ladies';
Zouave shirt for little Boys; Palmetto Walking
sao4us for Misses also, great many other new
style patterns now ready. Persons In want Of
sonethtng handsome will call down seon.
Hlhs skM0S Ia now ready 70 EMBR0ID and
BRAID sill style Of Y oedle Work and STAMPING,
PINkIS6 aud MARKING done nj the shortest
notice. In entire wardrobe for infants; Ladisa'
Piaunei Shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended TO. On hand aud for sale, all
coiors OF French and German Embroidery silk
Ladies'. now call down aud see for yoarself-it L.
tny motto to please. Thankful for your past pat
ronage wish continuance OF the came. Don't
forget the place, st Mr. SExoS's residence two
doors below tho ST. Charles Hotel, Main 81. tur
stairs lap Sim REBEtCA kEMoS
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NUTICE.-The South Car ina -oIdlsrs "A
IN have their SOUTH CARO- INA BANK NOTRa
converted into VIRGINIA Bank MITES Il rer
ct the ofncs Of Il. II. NAURY Z CD
~ Once under the St. Charles Hetsl.
ap Se-ts
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NNcN FzIKFfELD RACE.

SPRING MEETING. lss,.
VIII commence ON fURS
days.
FEST Day sweepstaks now open for IN
tried year oids mile heats tl0o entrance half
LIST day of May.
hRcohp pAY.-A swsepstake now open for
day Of May. 80
THIRD pAY.-Propristor's puns. sseo mile
FOURTH DAY.-Jockey Club purse. s.oo; mile
sAnE DAr.-A sweepstaks now open Tor wear
old colts aud fllies milo heats 3lso entrance !:
go forfeit three or more to nal name and close
tst DAY Of Nay. Nominations " the above stakes
apis-MiasthM yN0, BELCHER, Proprietor.
TIN PLATEN.-2se boxes assortsd sise.. Tor
! vale hy lap VI =. 4. kxlGxlR co.
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II OF Ell g
EACHANGE HOTEL,
Il HARkIso NBURa, va.
DR.. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PaorRrRros.
P. II. WOODWARD, SUPERINTENDENT.

This House, pleasantly situated, Is in every re-
spect FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and IL now ready
for the reception Of all who may visit the Valley.
IL is especially desirable stopping place for thoas
who pass to aud from the Watering Places In this
vicinity. The House and Furniture are both en-
ufely new. aud the Rooms large and comfortable
and handsomely furnished.
TBRas:
Board, Including room, &c. } per day ......sl IS
. . per week ...... I 90
per mouth. .... rs %
nh 1--1awtMsyl5 St3tawtJulvl5
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by +. Is. Cock, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY


TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
l. GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
&c, Sc, AT AUCTION BY virtne of a d ed OF
trust to the subscriber. by NJ Myerson, aud duiy
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court If The city Of Richmond, will proceed 10
soil, at the store OF said NJ Myerson. No. eo4
Broad, betwee 4th aud Sth SITS, on TUESDAY 7th
May, at 10 o'clock, ali the stock contained in said
STORE; embracing general assortment OF DRY
GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
CAPS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, TO which the at
tention of tue trade 10 req usstsd.
TL.hs.-All sumo under $40, cash over that
amoant. niuety days credit, for approved nego-
liable paper. B. HlRSn, Trustee.
sale conducted by Il. b. Cook, Auct myl
HiGH COHsTABLE'S sALE.-W.lI be
IL sold on III ESDAf, the 18th day Of May, 1881,
at 10 clock NJ, at the steam snuff and Smok-
Ing Tobacco Manufactoly on 18th street, corner of
walnut Ailsy, occupied by Jvhu Norris Co. all
OF the hACdlN cry, FIXTURES, aud NATE
hlAL e0ntaiued tharen, consisting In part of
steam Engine aud appurtena pcs.; Tobacco Cut
tsrs; Knives; Shalting and Pullsys; snuff Ma
ehlns; Loose Tobacco; SNUFF, &c. to satisfy dis
tress warrant in nay hands in favor of James
Gum, against said John Merris & Co
GEO. A FREEMAN, Il. C. G., R.
lbkAs. -Casn. my It'd