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SUMMER RESORTS.

-
T:AY VIRGIN
AnT The undersigned has returned to take
cnarso VI this favcrite " ATERING PLACE, add
he hopes, by prompt and strict attention to bust
10 receive $ liberal a support a
tended to him under his former management
The estab .hment will be open for visitors
the goth of May, 1851.
The character Of these BATHS IL well establish
ed, and their tonic qualities extend throughout
every Class Of disease. peIc4te females and
children have, without exception, received great
benefit in sill diseases lncident to their sex
These Baths afford as secure, comforts bl L.
and convenient refuge for families leaving tue
seat Of war can be found in Virginia.
There will bs DAILY MAIL from Baltimore
Richmond, and points about equally distant -
There il only ten miles OF ,taging from Goshen.
on the Virginia Central Railroad, through q ro-
mantle and beautiful country.
the following low rates are adopted In ord or
that all may be accommodated, and they are so
moderate that oil can afford 20 pay them
Price per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 so
week ........ ....-.'.... w
I" - month ........ .......... 80 90
REPBRgNCRs Chief Justice fancy, Nd ex-
Gov. a. Wise, Gov. John Letcher. Col. r. Ii
Smith Va. WIN. JORDAN & co.
/
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HARPER's WEEKLY-The Southern Press
is unanimous for the exclusion Of this filthy
and pestilential sheet of caricatures, which
never issued anything good in illustration that
WAS not stolen
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h HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FOktks,
u Richmond, Va, May Z, lsei. I
f0 Geueral Orders. No. IL.


W UiiueIs assigned to tns duty Of inspecting
.uL mastering into the service OF The STATE the
Volunteers called out under tue Proclamation "
the Governor OF the sd inst, are instructed APP
ply, without delay, to the Inspector GENERAL Of
me State Forces, In this city, Tor the rsary
oI~Hk Muster holis, If they have not already been
supplied.
49, -,copIing companies for the service, they will
be governed. a. to orSaniIation, &e., by the laws
ordinances Of the state, and Will give prefer
euce to those companies which present themselves
already armed. 1ney will SOS that the hu-ter
Rolls made out rs required ~ the ptiuted
notes and, when mustered 10, viii cause ths
Company Commander 10 prepare II return Of his
company, showing ies sreGktH and Organization,
the Number, description, ealDre, and cnndl.lOn Of
tueit aruis, equi pIucnt- and ann uultion. He VIII
certify 10 the number aud Description of tue AIMS
aud ammunition ~ hich nay bs necessary, In L.s
judgment, To equip tue company, II there bo Any
deficiency IN eitAei, and forward tAs rv.uru,
without delay, 10 the Adjutaut General OF the
Virginia Forces In EtcnmOud.
Ia view Of the supply of arms at present on
hand, aud the necessity OF economy, mastering
UMc-is will recommend ali Volunteers under Lus
Proclamation TO come to their RENDEZVOUS pro.
ylded " ith such arms they may sIr-ady have
with Que extra pair OF good walking sn0cs, one
biankst and sucn utuer light cony eniencas -
they can easily carry Themselves On tho march,
By order OF Mai zen. LKs.
K. 8 GARSETT,
my l0-st AdtutaUt General,
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SEND Us THE NEWS.

Our friends At the various camps and places
of rendezvous and else " here, will confer
favor by .ending to us any inter sting intel
lisence. at the earliest practicable moment,
for publication. We desire TO keep our readers
Informed in regard to every thing that trans
piree, aud will pay an adequate compensa-
ton for in Dor tant news.
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Precantieas Against Firs.

On all ths railroad bridges and depots in
the South, and at al storehouses of provisions
and munitions of war, q strong guard and the
most constant vigilance should DO maintained
day and night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E The Baltimore san. A~

BE The Baltimore san. Ae
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Having succeeded, AT AN ENORMOUS E&-
PENSE, IN making the necessary arrangements,
! shall receive the sun and AM bRlCAN regularly
hereafter by the Central route, commencing to-
day loArU nDAYf In consequence OF the add
tIVual expense. the terms lIOf the SUM Will De
until tuI Their notice.
70 t. ose now subscribers....l5 cts. per week,
TO new ~ brcrib ers "
Single copies NATURALIZATION. cents,
Which. trust, will prove satisfactory to my GUS
toners and the public.
HS- All persons are cautioned against paying
news bUys anu Others more than Flt CkNIo per
copy Tor the oUN. LEWIS L.. ShlIh,
Sole Agent for the sun aud American,
my Ills Main st., near the fost-once
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Seen. ScoTT. at the age of "a, is true to the
principles of 10 '-Wdsh. Star.
True to the Tory principles of '76, as the
Enquirer suggests, as true as the Star is to
its interests OF 1851
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The Henrico Troop, Captain McGruder,
were most Hospitality entertained yesterday,
while on the way to Ashland, by Mrs. b. b.
Allen and Mrs. John NJ. Sheppard. The pa
triotic ladies in the same neighborhood have
subscribed $40 to purchase flag for the COM
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AAA MONTE OMERY ann1~ca

WEA$ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
SENG J. IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va
/ III delightful Watering Place will open for
the reception Of visitors the 10th day OF May
These Springs are more easy of access than any
IA Virginia, being Immediately on the Virgins
aud Tennessee Railroad, in The most healthy
portion Of the State, and oundod by the most
beautiful InoHn ain scenery. The medicinal quail
tiles Of the waters are fully established, having
been instrumental in the cure of many diseases
peculiar TO the Southern country. This is not
only delightful summer resort, bat, in tn ese
exciting tLnea, safe retreat for ladies and chill
dreu. Telegraph communication with all i'm
por:ant points n the Confederated States.
LOUIS T. J. AMISS, Proprietor.
I IN
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
NEW MILITARY BOOKS
WHIST 4 JOHNSTON'S
Book and Stationery Store, las Main st.

1 WHIST & JOHNSTON's hi
W Book and Stationery Store, lA5 Main st. "
THE TROOPERS MANUAL; or Tactics for Light
Dragons and Mounted Kifem. n. Complied
THE vOLUNrEkR's HAND BOOK. BY capt.
James X. Lee, of the First Regiment of Fir-
TIE nKikMi sifSisii DRILL AND BAYoNET
EXERClsE. BY Capt. 4. Milton Cary, Of Co
-. Frst Regiment Virginia volunteers.-
The AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED MILITARY
BOOh-Manual OF Arms, faeings, steps, Posi-
Amy Negotiations OF 1857. 81:
SCIENCE Of wAh--For Officers of Infsntry, Cav
yfA2ys h1d tHaF bury y FIELD bnsonG.
TON AND CuAeT DEFENCE. BY l.. ".
IssPRuGTioNs FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY
Prepared by Board of Officers for the use of
the Army ci the United States illustrated
sCOrr's INFANTRY TACTICS; svols; $3.50.
WEST y JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers, and s.ationers,.
my lit lao Main street.
YOUR NEW MILITARY WORKS.
J. w.RANDoLPH, l2l Main street.
DAVIS ThUUPERs MANUAL. 1928
WILLIAMS !LLOeThATED MILITARY TEXT
BUGhHULTZ'S SCIENCE OF WAR, or Tactics for
Ohcers OF Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery -
BUCnHOLTZ's INFANTRY CAMP DUTY, FIELD
SOC. my ll--3t
NJ lit X Y 4 A q TICS.
NOW READY,
THE TRoop Frs MANUAL,
By Col. J. LUCIUs DAVIS;
To which is annexed
THE SKlkMISHER'S DRILL,
For Mounted hltemen, by Capt Maury, late of
the U. ,. Army.
ALSO,
He V Y X I L l. r ~.
Instructions for Heavy Artillery. pared by a
Board OF Officers, for the OF the Army OF the
United States.
WILL BE aPEEDILY Published:
TACTICS FOR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE
SkRVlCE.
In preparation, and will be published imme-
didtely,
MANUAL OF TACTICS FOR VOLUNTEERS
IN ACTIVE SERVICE,
Compiled from the lStest Standard Authorities,
embracing all that is essential for Troops Ia Ac-
tive Service; by Col WV. II. RICHARDsuN Jr.
my lo-St A. MORRIS, Publisher, Richmond.
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RE- We received yes terday a letter from our
Petersburg correspondent, dated two days
previous. News letters are always accepta-
BILE, but lose their interest by delay.
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The Doctor advises all those suffering for the
want of sight through age, short -sightedness,
cataract or tendency to it, or By weakness
of optic nerves, derived from different mai
aides, such Neuralgia, Scarlet or Brain Fe-
vers, when young to procure his giasses at
once. First, they are not only the clearest and
easiest ever invented, but also the only specta-
cles that will strengthen the eye; and, at the
same time, you will receive the beneht OF the
Doctors skill "a an Oculist, who has made the
organization of the eye his particular study, aud
well known to have had unlimited practice for
eighteen years throughout this country, so as to
be enabled, upon inspection Of the eye, to adopt
the proper focus to the exact power OF the optic
organs, and TO any popularity Of vision, which is
of great importance.
The prices of these glasses. In proportion,
a cheap any other OF the common, or the or
binary Spectaoles, and, particular, not rightly
adopted. often prove to he most in ju'ious and
destructive to the sight, IT, perhaps, not instanta-
ne usly, but certain the Consequences must be
sufered in future times.
ne Office hours from nine 4. 81 to two p. N ;,
Exchange Hotel; and from three p. NJ to six
F. M, al Clifton House, rear OF Ballard House.
my ll-3t*
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EE Persons ut distance for warding their
subscriptions by Express, are requested to
write the names OF their respective Post-Of-
accs, lecibiy In their letters.
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C. S. MAIL.-The mail cars on the Virginia
and Tennessee Road are now lettered &C. S.
Mail" instead of "U. S. Mall" as hereto
fore
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PRINTERS INK

- PRINTERS INK;.we have been
PRINTERS INK, manute ctured by Mr.. G. K.
TAYLOR, of this city, whO IL ready TO receive
orders from the Southern Press, and 10 ill them
on moderate terms Mr.. TAYLOR i. familiar with
the printing business, and is quite that he
can manufacture Just the kind Of INK needed for
him at the Dispatch Office will receive prompt at
tentiVn. nv Hits
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LADIES' LIST.

bA6shi ~ " aOAV ~ tasVA
Persons calling 10
please say they are ADV
LADIl
Ayres mrs J r
Allen mrs Abbie
Anderson mrs Ann
Acorn mrs Jane
Armstrong miss Kate
mons miss n J
Mrown mrs Fannie A
Rrown mrs Mary A
Cranberry mrs N o
Bragg mrs Mary z
Blake mrs 4
Barr mrs Simrod
Barr mrs Sarah Z
Burton mrs l. II
! Burke miss Lucy
Bryan miss G F
Burton miss Lucy T
Burfoot miss EE
BrittOn miss Margaret
Blankenshipp miss EN-
ma Y Q
Blankenshlp miss Mar
ha A
Blackburn miss L Z
Beaslev miss NJ Z ;
Bablist miss A L
Barron miss A ID
Barker miss Mary 9
Childs mrs e. K
Cooke mrs Z Y
Collins mrs Mary G
Carter miss Helen
Clarke miss Martha
Cary miss Emma Z
Cain mise Margaret
Carter miss Mollie II
Garden miss &
Da mel mrs E X
Daniel mrs Mary
Deckner mrs G.
Dowden mrs Mary 3
Dunn mrs Martha A
Drumgold miss Ann
bun miss Dorotha 2
Duke miss Mary Z
Drumhei miss I
Doyle miss Margaret
Drew miss Mary A
Davis miss Courtney
Everett miss Abbie
Fisher Hrs |. )
Flavor mrs Ellen
Fontaine miss s A
Field miss M NJ
Faber miss Nj L
Ferguson miss 4 II
Gulcnery mrs 4 hos
Gray mrs Ellen
Guy mrs lsa bella G
Graves mrs X NJ
GOOde mrs susan
uiaZeDrook mrs A II
GaskIls mrs susan NJ
| Glasgow mrs + {
COT miss Ellen NJ
Hargruve mrs Fl
Hughes mrs Sallie g
| Heas b mrs tdmonia
Ho1p mrs Mary A
Hayward mrs J
Hawkins mrs Mary A
Hargroye mrs l.
HUT miss Mary
hntze miss Mary A
Hicks miss Bette Z
! Henderson miss b A 2
Hatton miss Lanra Z
johnson mrs NJ L
Jarvis mrs Francis
Jamie miss Jane
Jones miss Bette B
| Johnson miss iath
johns on miss Jane
| JOHNSON HISS II ID
| Kent miss A J
kelly miss L s
Kelly miss Eliza 2
kain miss Margaret
Zee hrs Mary { 5
Lacy mrs Susan
LuItrndn mrs NJ A
Lynch miss NJ
Leonard miss Anna
Lambert miss u
La Moir MICS &
Lan6iy miss Mary
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ri We wish IL distinctly understood that
postage stamps DfH not be received In pay
ment for subscriptions to the DfspdteA.
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The Tug Boat Nm. Allison arrived at Rock
etts yesterday, bringing up two schooners and
arIs
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Erons Tie President Of tAs soutAerzs Confederarg

49, ChhN DR.. w UULFSUN no has al
al this clly ouce niUFe rofers tho pubic 20
the following Letters oil AcKDVHle us Ineut III re-
5ard to hls eIhhAUtHEAlNu oPEL ALLko
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Capt. Lstcher, Of the Rockbridge Rifles, has
been promoted and T.. +. Paxton has been
promoted 10 the Oaptaincy Of the Rockbridgs
Rifles
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Richmond, May 3, 1861.

From the Secretary Of State If Southern CoHfederaey
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2s 1862
DEAF SIR: have used your glasses for sevaral
mouths past, aud find them in every respect the
best have ever used. take great pleasure in
recommending them.
Very respectfully, yours, X. To0NBs.
DR.. b. r. Wo0lison, Pa, Av., Washington, d. G.
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RE Special Notice.

From this day, until further notice, we shall
sell our ,ods only Tor CASH, or its equivalent.
SIS Sam Il M. fhiOE W.
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letters In the List VIII
sRTisBD.
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8 LIST.
Levy miss Z N
Moody mrs Z q
Major mrs NJ ID -
Moore mrs Georgeana
Murphy mrs Chas
Mandy miss T B
Meenly miss Mary ]
Matter miss Matte
Marion miss Annie
n eale miss ' Z
Neagen miss Mary
owen miss Mary
O'Brene miss Mary
Oremin mis- sarah
Parker mrs Rebecca
Phippin mrs \ X
Pierce mrs s A -
Physick mrs II
Phillips mrs Lucy
Powers mrs II 3
Poindexter mrs A T
Powers mrs Bette
Pollard miss Jennie
Pratt, miss M ]
Rawlings mrs NJ l.
Ralston mrs J ID
Ragland mrs 5 b
Richardson mrs Z L T.
Robertson mrs Ii
Roper mrs NJ II
Richardson mrs Z r
Roper miss Julia 4
Robertson miss L II
Sweeney mrs Martha D
Stone mrs Martha r
Staple mrs Martha
Spencer mrs Nj A
smitn mrs Matilda
Smith mrs N V
shelton mrs Jane
Smith mrs Julia
Shepherd mrs Bette
Shannon prs Jane
Sinnott mrs Eliza A
Saint Clair miss Lucy
static miss Opis
Shanks MRS susan
shessers miss ID ii
Shoemaker miss | W
Semon miss A VI
Sharp miss Mary
sexton MISS Mary
Sales miss DeiIah z
Turpin mrs w u
Tucker mrs Julia Z
TyIell mrs Aunia
Turner mrs |
Tyler mrs + ]
! ucker mrs h b
Taylor mrs Mary A
Taylor mrs Margaret
TTueheart miss Mamie
Turner miss Va
Terry miss Eliza
Taylor miss Eliza
Talley miss D Ella
Ma mrs A d
Vaughn Iars S A
Vad II mrs NJ
Woodbridge mrs J L
Walker mrs l. w
Whittock mrs o
Wells mrs Mary 4
Wassintn mrs j
Watkins mrs 5 K
Waters mrs J
WeIsiSer mrs J II
White mrs j u
Willard mrs A
Williams mrs w q
Williams mrs I :
WING mrs w W
Wood mrs e A
Wolfe mrs NJ
w alker miss A
Waller mins J T.
Washington mise 5 Z
Waters miss NJ
Whit miss G NJ
WhitesCarver miss +
Winn miss l.
Wilson mis- A
William. miss 2 A
Wingiall miss l. l.
Wood Mrs NJ
Wright miss Z
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From Senator Muson, Of Iirqinia.

From SendtOT Mason, u Ff1gIntd.
purchased pair Of DR.. W COLLISIONS glasses IN
Washington, and state with pleasure that have
been satisfied, In their use, thai they the best
/ have tried.
confidently recommend them.
j. II. MASON,
Richmond, May 3, 1861.
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CLEANED,
Ship Arg0, Capt. G. Ballard, with ], 3l5 hhds
tobacco ana stems, for Bremen, py ocna.r, kVnler
Co.
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LUTrER LIsF.

T IST OF Remaining In the RiCH-
IL MOND POST OFFICE, on the 10Th day OF may.
1sel
1Pnblished by authority Of Act OF Congress-
in the PAPER having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
RH- Persons calling for letters In the List VIII
please say they are ApyERTlssD.
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From er Editor Of Richmond q Enquire

RICHMOND, VA, April rs, 1891.
have used DR.. Y Woolfson's PeriscOpic
Spectacies for several months, and eau say uu
reservediy, that they have given complete salts
faction for my near-sig Jedness
WV prrcuIu
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1851.
High Water t.,S day tSatur4ayj u IL. ctocA
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A. THE HITE SUIT c X
EAS SPRi " GS,

A,,i THE HTTE sULFH K
vEAS SPRiN GS
I:Ml GREENBRIER COUNTY. VA.
This celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
opened for the reception Of visitors On the 18TH
instant.
TERMS OF BoARD.-For thirty days or less. ~ SO
per day fer any period after the expiration of
thirty days. F2tper day-white servants two
thiros eolorst servants and children under 10
and over 2years, half price
J, HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
n Ban abundant supply Of ICE has been Sc
cured. my It's
4 THE WsRKENION SPRINGS,
NM 2 , FAUaUIEk COUNTY, VA,
ne fuleryal, limited number Of visitors will tie
received.
TERMS FOR BoARD.-*30 per month, $40 per
week, ~ per dav. White Servants three -fourths
Coiored Servants and Children under 10 and over
years, half price. Horses so OTIS. per day Ad-
dress ROb'T HUDGIN,
ny wv Warr@ntOn Springs, Va
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=, HDQ no SIhuISIa rShOp
RICHMOND, Va. MAY SIN (

A. HDd {
A RICHMOND, Va, May SIN.
EsGenerai Orders No. IL.
III Col JOHN b. MAOHUDER, OF the Provi-
-T-,sl Army OF EirgiGi Is asst led to toe com
,nond of the Virginia Forces In aud about THIS
ritv He will execute the duties assigned 20 his
rSdacessor by General orders No. j. current Sc
Col. Magruder will select from his COMMAND,
suitabs oiieer IN perform the duties OF AssIs!aat
Adjutsnt General:
By order Of Major General LBH.
nv at X. = GARNET, Adft Hen'i.
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HEADQUARTERS NlhJiNlA fUhCBS,
RIcHNoSD Va May sth, lssi. (
Int General Orders, No. 10.
W Troops called out under the frOeis mstisn Of
lac Governor OF The ctste OF the Sd tu~t., via bs
accepted and mustered into the service only BY
companies, aud for the period Of one year, ua.
less sooner discharged.
Compapie. Offering themselves for sss.iOe
should address their applications, which should
always state her strength and the nurn5er d-~p-
and edl,5re OF their arms to tho 'husL~ss IN.
,rytf!id otuh:eers at the place OF rendezvous
appvin ed for their county In The schedule ap.
pended TO the Governors proclamation. Ihs ta-
truction, givea to this officer " III enable hun TO
reply definitely to Ali sucn applications.
By order OF Mai Gon'l LIB.
L. EFT Ati'f
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- PERSONS DESTROYS of joining
~ new VoIuatee COMPANY are re-
aueeted to meet at SPRINGFIELD HALL,
Union Hill, on SATURDAY EVENING next, nj
1T o. clock, promptly w
kH Uniforms furnished FREB. my a-stx
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s BY ORDER OF THE GOVERN
80 OR OF FlRGINIA-I hereby give
toe that all persons who dasir4 to leave Rich
mond shall apply 10 me AZ nv office, at the usual
business hours. MARIADUKE JOHNSON,
nv list Aid TO the Governor.
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- NAVAL LIGHT ARTILLERY.-
~ Persons wishing TO enlist for A.If
this branch af the Naval service, will ap- IVA
ply al the NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, cor t4E42~
WIN H. PARKEE
my list Lieut. Va. Navy.
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2 DIVINE SERVICE in the GER
- NAN LAnGuAGE, by Rev BoHRIN-
GER, on NEXT SABBATH, at o'clock p. NJ IL
the FIRST PRESBY fERIAN CHURCH, REV.
DR.. MooRB's). my Illus
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5g1gss. it,. for Sale ana Vent,

no EXCHANGE.-SIX ACRES OF LAND
bind ng on the Frederick turupike short dist nee
rom te city good building site will be exchanged for
.i h nWelag so, merchantab article in value
ABOUT s2 Ot0 TO- Dwelling also, Farm about II miles
III northery direction from the CRY OF a Dwelling
,s,t HENRY W ROGERS,
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9ubIit tsalFS
BY ADREoN & co
TRUSTEES SALE

! Es TRUSTEES SALE
- MoRTG GEN PRop
by Vhtue OF decree OF the Circuit CO..
tty' lne nLuerslehed, as Trustee VIII sell by on
t0n, on NJ premises WEI NESDAY he i'o NC
. is4st Is6 at Gel ck P: NJ, Ill those SIX
LOT No. Beginning ut the souhWe tcor5ero i'oE&
and Monroe streets, and running thet south
the west side OF Monroe street II ie- with an 80 III
OF 6O feet TO the west side OF three foot alley ih
LOT No 2 Beginning on the west side al No oas,r
Y feet south from the southeast o. IL mbSrd q
Monroe streets and running thence SOUTH o Ing on tn
west SIDE OF Monroe street II feet wi eQth Of
tegt to The west side of thee foot alley.
LOI NO 4 Beginning the west side of Nor street
~ let south from the southwest Of Lombard an
onro' streets, md running thence south ironing The
west Sir n Morros street II with an even tcpl o. Ga
lteI to The wet side Of III ee foot ev.
iNl 30 j. ~ ginning thu vest side OF Monroe street
90 ct south from the soutV Of L,rb.rd and
west sIGe o. M0nfo- street u fe with even drt Of 90
ieGt 70 he west side OF thrte foot alley.
-! NO. o. Beginning Oh the d. Of Monroe erect
10 ieet Soath rem the southwest corner OF Lombard and
west side OF Monroe street IL feet with an even d oC G0
FEET 70 three foot alley. 80 gym VI w
LOT No. Beginning TIE west side of Monroe street
lett south from the south vest corner ombg.d and
ieet t a three foot alley ~ $50 W. 'el''' Vi "
NV ~ , SaId Lots improved by threestory BRICK
oh Lombard st'eet each IO; is sn hiect I'm an
loot alley aforesaid. ." 'oiNA"'N Va INC tIilee
Terms i4neha cash balance in two equal instruments
81 SIN and twelve months credit ia nsp 20
from DAY OF sale and to be secured bv notcs IS H.
ser, endorsed to the satisfaction OF the fs " PuICh
Ground rent and taxes will he paid to dav or sa1o
HENRY F. q AREY, Trustee
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TRUST EE'S SALE


-Al5A MORTGAG PROPERTY
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
CITY, The undersigned, as ustee will sell by public uc-
Ton on the premises On sSDAY the 18Th day II Au-
EIist, IeOl az t!ock 7. NJ ALI those FOUR LOTS OF
GROg AND PREMISES in Bait more citv as follows.
at The distance Of 47 feet sUuthrIY from the southwest
corner OF Russell and Cross streets, ana running thence
souerly fronting Russell street 10 feet with an even
depth of u feet to alley. -
LOT No 2 Beginning on the west side Of Russell stra+
corner Russell and Cross streets, a, runnj5 thrnce
souher y from ing Russell stree u feet with AN even
depth OF 70 feet to a alley
LOT No g. Beg inning on the W st side Of Russell street
at the distance III feet sOuthery from the southwest
corner of tusse Cross Streets and ru ming thence
Souneriy fronting on Russell IL feet, with an even
depth OF 10 feet TO alley
Lpf No T. Beginning the west side Of Russell street.
corner OF russell and Cross streets, nd running hence
soutery fronting Russell IL feet with an even
depth Of rs feet 10 alley.
ach o, said Lots improved by three story BRICK
DIV EIbING being the 75 Sth, 9th and 10Th house, th
nom III" southwest Russell and It's and
each Lot IS subject of $50 and has The II
in common OF the aleg aforesaid
mS-Ohe-hslf cash the balance in two equal stall
ment$ O" ami Il mnnhs di; payne Is to bear III est
from day Il SAl= and t. be the notes III the
chaser, ndned I" the Of the trustee
Ground rent and taxes will he uaid to day a. sale
HENRY +. CARhY Trustee.
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