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OF STATE,

nEPAKTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHINsroN, January IS, 1851.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the arst OF next
month.
janz7u WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thai
L until othervlse ordered, the Conmissicrers
under tho act OF Congress of tn 18th of April 1852
entitled, aot for the ease of Ger tain
held 10 service or labor in the District of Colum-
ola, ;, VIII hold thelE sessions In the City Hall in
tho CITY OF Washington, on Monday, Tuesdsy
WednesdsJ. Thureda,, and Friday, of every weet.
And that All persons. 10y al to the United States
holding claims TO Servlce labor against psrsons
discharged therefIom by that act NAV within
ninety days from the psssage thereof, ShIoh viii
expire on the 18th of July next) but not theres er
present 70 the CommissIo3er their i've state,
melts or petitions IN writing verified By oath of
Animation setting forth the lanes, ages and Ser
s0nai description OF suoh persons, the mannaT in
yhion the petitioners ace ui ed suoh claim and any
facts touching the value thereof and declaring hIs
or her allegiance 70 the Government OF the United
States snd fnat the P-iltioner has not borpe arms
against the United States during the rebel
And notes Is hereby JEthe, gtrer, that he time
named In the 9th section of thsI aot, for 6ing a
statement In writing or schedule with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for the district of Columbia by
the several owners or claimants to the services Of
the persons made free by that act setting forth the
names. ages, sex. and Particular desorietion OF
saoh persons ssyeraIy. is by authority given to
the BY that act, extended to the Ist
dsy or Juno next. TIL, Commi ssioners are pro-
hibited from allowing the claim of any person who
email neglect TO ME such statement schedule with
ssla CleIk, acoOrdlng to the esuirements of that
eeotion Of said aot
8. F. VINTON,
DANIEL X G0ODLOE,
HORATiO KING,
Commissioners.
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I7oT HALL,

IRON HAIL.,
$50 FEHNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Ixst Received and Opened
large ard nfst-cla,, stock Of choiss
FAMILY Y.GROC ERIBS,
consisting off
SUGARS, Of sn grades,
TEAS,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c, &c.
Ali Of witch he osert at lowest cash prices.
PIKs's CELEBRATED WHISTLES
900 barrels nsgnolis,
500 barrels Xxx,
500 barrels Miles Rye Menonssssis,
$40 barrels fine Old Rye,
500 barrels fae Old Bourbon,
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
AL the favorIte brands ef
CHAMP ACNE,
Mumm verreny, Green Seal, HeIdsiok,
which, being bought low, we offer ct unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent for
PIgEs ARMY CORDIAL:
feb li-u
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, PASSENGER TRAIN To MANASSAS,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
O1fet Mtlttd,y Sspsrintendenf Railroads US.
Wdshiagto1 April ls, 1862. }
no Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton TO Manassas until further notice.
ID. G.. McCALLUM,
ap lSn NJ. ID. and Supt X railroads, U. s.
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FROM GEN. HALLECK,s COMMAND.

MONTEREY, Tenn May 6.-The rain has been
falling here in torrents for the past 80 hours The
roads are In horrible condition. The command
ing General arrived yesterday from the camp near
Pittsburg, and encamped near here. Our pickets
can distinctly hear the beat Of drums and whistle
Of locomotives at Corinth.
Reported Evacuation Of Cerinth
CHICAGO, May GA special dispatch from Pa
ducah, Ky, says:-A report is current here, ard
generally believed, that Corinth was evacuated
last night, and that our troops are now In full
possession.
Reported Occupation Of Csrinih by General
o. -' Pope.
CHICAGO, May Ga special dispatch to the
Times, from Cairo. says The steamer Walsh
reached here this morning from Pfttsburg Land
Ing. The army had so far advanced from the
river that nothing was known of its movements.
drenching rain was falling, which had con.
tinued "a hours without intermission. A report
was current that Pope's army occupied Corinth
on Sunday. few regiments were posted in
front, who are said to have been taken prisoners.
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nkESS MAKING Miss 1. g. ARTHUR.
- Fashionable Dress Maker, respsotfulIy ia.
i0rms nnn the ladies Of washinyton thar she hiss
9sh street, bstvesn and I, ard is pre- pared to az
eeute al orders promptly and IN the Ia;est styles
oI issni9n. ,3. Cutting and fitting done, and pat
NV. M.pt:d Immediately .younE ladies' to learn
Uoss Mbkinks 20 Al So-lms
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READ WITH gECIsgoN AND ACT WIT

REhU WITH UECIsIDN AND ACT WIZ
Ii PRFCAp flOE.
DR.. NJ, VEL1sNY'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
In the Federal Block, opposite the 0eneTal Post
and Petent Once. Room - Up stsITh. oOiaeT
Cf 7th Sud i SITS, Washinstoa, a., =.
Established fcr tbs SupPressIoC Of oUsGkcrT,
Tho ORly Regular Physician AdyertsISr
Ut. NJ. Nellnye long eT perlerce IN hosp "a HFsc
tIce vSrTac.. h;9: = saying that he can cEre =,
dse6ses of private pstuTe, or he VII fOTseik tns
sum Of hTo hundred GOasSrs.
Call and see HIM. No chGTse for o1nEUlt.pon. A
perfsCt cna radc s. cure scrfectrc IRON 30 foE1
days or mt n sm-
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lust ARRIVED, direct from an Eastern .uo
" ton house one hundred pieoes CHECKER tn
hATT1 NG. Also, az assortment Of ofOiLCLOTHS
ard CARPETS: together vrh large quantity Of
CHOCREhy Of al descriptions.
I have on hSnd NEW FEATHERS, MAE-
TRESsES and BEDSTEADs: with large lot Of
tors, but lItt!e use All Of Wica lave be N fought
ioT cssh AID viii &c sold q: = Small advance.
y. BuCHLI, 42s 7th street, least sldsrl
ap I5Imr Rstysssa - aud n sta.
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FoR ARTILlzRY.-lI,0 ,000l one thourand hors
from ,lEtD fifteen ard one hNlf TO CIsl rixiecn hal
high, between lve ard eight years of age; OF di
eolors; free f:om all defects; compGctir built; v
broken TO hcrnese, snd to weigh not Tess than l.
pounds.
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PROM LoNDON-FIvo tkousand wcras ct
Il Glance; ~.
Essays written IL the intervals of Businsss: 81.
Travels Of Baron MuuohanseB, lhustTst %; 81.
Tho re.escobe-By SIr John Aercchei, 81 p.
Hanet's Ecuseho o French. SilS
OTigius ana Inventions Dy GilllBm PulsJn,
al7S
The Romance OF the FOrum-By Peter Burke
Si75.
Hand look Of ioilioal Foonomy-BT Lsmsi 81
Old Bones, or Nets fGr gOErE Neturststs: s! 81"
syc oped,a of Poetioal qHotsti 1nt; D 81.
Graceful Rlcing-Ey =. y. " ATE 81.
History, OpnIuns. &c uf isssa BacksTEteIf, /,
Ere,, -Ith PEotcgraP1 iSStlau SIS -
ms FRGkf,K TAYLOR
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vIRGISIASs AT rHE BATTLE OF SHILOH
The Richmond Dispatch says that the Vir.
ginians named below participated in and came
safely out Of the battle Of Shiloh. Others, it
says, were slain there George W. Brent, Of
Alexandria, was q leading Union man before
Virginia seeded, but then followed her for
tunes: I'd
Col. Thomas Jordan, now Brigadier Gen.
eral,) OF Gen. Beauregsrd's staff, Page county.
MsjOr g. W. Brent, Of Gen. Beaaregard's g
STAFF, Alexandria.
Major II. E. Peyton, of Gen. Besuregsrd's
stAf, Loudoun county. 49,
Capt Clifton III. Smith, Of Gen. Beauregsrd's 3
staff, Alexandria county.
Lieut.. John NJ. oEtsy, Of Gen. Besursgard's
staff Lynchbarg.
Capt. - Ray, Of Gen. Bssuregard's stsff,
Warren county
III Geo. @ Garner, Of Gen. Brsggs staff,
foIm=riy Of FaUqaier county
Capt. Giles B. Cooke, Of Gen. Brsgg's staff,
Portsmouth.
Capt Robt. W. Smith, (now colonel acting
on zen. Brsgg's staf, formerly Of Alexandria.
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RE SURE AND COME 10 yHE BEST
suesL .gss... - 5.-sI ss--s- n6-e0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

tara Sr wAtsA my 6A1A SoA1Aas was
mustered iAto sactivS 1efvics sAAu ,expire.
ons-loartA q Tie sAlleapa nso Il such
company sAalt be chasosA from
the service, and shall nss - suhjsct % any
compulsory military dutt TOR nv sisht
months next succeeding ~ day OF their dis
Charge The men 10 - - discharged shall
- selected By the captain OF their company.
with the approval Of he coiore, OF u rsgi.
msnt, with proper regard to the nscessisi's
o. ths families Of the men. On the LIST day OF
January. lsss. The rem aiming three fourths OF
the men, now In active service, shall % as
charged. and shall BE- exempted from all coma
eaisory military duty for tns twelve montns
asxt succeeding the date Of their discharge.
We deem IL Unnecessary 70 Quots.fufthsr
from this p-e,ss, and only give the foregoing
,ecauss II touches the question which At pre-.
.snt forms tina absorbing topic Of the camps.
The author OF the prc,~ claims that it, OBJ
,ect IA 70 preserve, a. fat - 10 in the power Of
The Virginia Authorities. the ntntsrrupted
md sn,cieut orxaniaatio OF our army In the
field, and to give It additional strength. We
append portion Of his argument upon this
point:
II has been eaid that II 10 unjust to rs.ain
IN service, by direct iegislat W act, rnsn who
only volan teered for = specific time, and thai
great dissatisfaction will be produced BY II.
Gre response 10 that 10. hrst, that in timss OF
great puol, pecessity, decisive action il ne.
ieessry; ana next, that the provisions Of
this pvcia are caicul,ted to relieve it OF the
charge, ~ one fourth OF the men are to be-
Unchanged at the expiration of their present
uerm, and the remaining three fourth are
% b exempted from military duty for twelve
months alter the expiration Of the approach
ng campaign, when they, too, will be dis.
charged.
Ito ~riter Of this with good opportunity
II judging feels sHtstsd that the men who.
oy their vigilance ana GOODNESS snd care.
awe for months kept back the Northerp
'ordes from our borders, know that 20 re.
main euccessfu II will be necessary to have
iried troops; they know, by experience that
recruits oron ght into com pany n once &C.
qutre the pride OF com any and rexiu 50
which animatss their fellows; they know
that recr uiss thus brought In learn all the
du'iss OF q soldier with far less labor and FAR
greater celebrity than when aii arsraw: thew
Tili see that In this way the military ., stem
which we have now organized can best be
maze 90 run over smoothly, efficiently. and
~tthout shock into the ensuing cam palm.
They Will recognise the necessity Of tn. . :ep.
md they will cheerfully submit to this new
sacrifice to patriotism.
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MR. T. PRlN0LE, lscs.

~ II. a. PRlN0Lk, Zhee.
TATALOGU1 eALE or DRY GOODS.
" 01oOERIE1, HA I'D " ARH, HOOTN And
SHOES AT AUCTION. ON FRIDAY I7In
JANUARY. les3, ny
b. A. PRlN0LE.
Day 0OODe.
0IAnketa1 NooasI - Cotton slanrsls.
Rlauhl shirtB, 0uaerssy axd Serip<d Shirts
Cotton Dowfaseos, Pea 0bAts, and Woolen
PaAtA
Waite Cotton Gloves, Thread Gs.
Hsts. 19o.s ~ rhses.
01OCERIB0.
sugar, Oo6ea, Heninn Candies, Cod6,h,
Buttsr AaA Chaooa
HARDWARE. =
0paAss and Rhovels. II l@~As
n UlTION SALE-NTARHIN0 eTOCK.
~ rOUAHHrLD AHOsKIrCasN rURhI-
TURF tel WtlHsaal At public Auction, on
THURSDAY. the loth 1Ay Of Janua1y. et ii
o'clock. Of the late restde1ee Of Nrs sophia
p. Beoo. On the Old 0yook Road. Ill Of the
HoueGAolA and Kitchen fur~Itufe belongtng
. the eatata Of the late EdmuuA nadd, a..
5000. Also Ane Mules. Horse. several
QsWa 1ola Car, a. v0floes eths9 eyea-
49, apee!t4A3ngt - = eAe0. betne Ill q ~
1n1tya H. 1oessoal s@seas bsaen6aAe = ~
! .y4e. = 1xnu. Al4laiss.s
sn-aass -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

PEfznsBuAG, Jan. lip. Mt has been
showing and haiilng here ali day, and is stil
sno Wing " night. THIS " mperature Ut The
weal Their Is about that degree which lndical les
1.-The cold snap
The Norfolk mail train was much cstain-
ed to day by snow and ice ON the track, but
reached here To might atssven O'Clock, which
was about three hours beyond its ordinary
schedule time.
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Rrsn' Ksn,.etx.

! N.nyfLIs, Jan. L.-Slsst and snow fell
here this morning.
Rsports from Bowling Green state that
tie Confederate military Commandsrs still
expect the advance Of the Yankess, but he
late rains have undoubtedly retarded their
operations. The last report received from
the Yankee lines was that about 5000 had
crossed Green river at Munfordsviile. and
are encamped At Rowell's Station, four miles
from the bridge.
The heavy embankmerts on tie Louisville
and Nashville turnpike, near Woodsonvtlle.
were blown mp ON the 7th inst
A private dispatch received here this after
noon. states that . Federal force is m archipr
ON Durke.ville to d INK Gen. Zolliconfsr.-
The intelligence Is regarded Is reliable, and
some interest 10 felt for the safety OF Iii.
Golfers command, but thsre is little doubt
about his ability and power to drill the Yam.
KEGS In Bah Run movement.
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"nos 1t seems probable that the Lsgisla.
=, ,a'e VIII take some action for keeping mp
'"s'nias quota OF the Confederate army, Il
:, matter Of public interest 70 learn some
ns Of the plans proposed for considssa-
aon. Ths bill reported By the Military Com.
Go, OF ne SENATE viii come mp to-day, and
h \. some Important amsndmsnts Will
os before II bscomss law. One plan,
H'a coss not possess m odlcial stamp. has
~. ua before the msmbess. and deserves
nm. aos,es. It proposes that all The comps.
~. Q! Virginia velnntssss aov IN the ~.
49, sAs Oonasdssets States shail - =.
IN, n ~ astiys services q the STAT. aad
ss... seasessA . portion ct Ys1elnia,s
"@ - ~ ~ % wAjsh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

rO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. NH
~ ROBr. WkNDRHBuAa having purchased
Oh the lat inst. An tntrrat In my bustness,
the style Of she nrm Wilt In future b
ALBERT LYBRUCK on.
Thankful for past favcrs. beg for . con.
tinuance Of tho same for the new arm. I
embrace this opportunity TO ask those Of nay
customers who have not settled their last
x:sr's aoooans to make prompt pay nsnt 70
asainss me will please present. them Tor Fay
RIcnaosD. January 9, Issl jaT-im
IHSOLU rION.-Tbs '1i,7iAsl pars.ersAlp.
IL hefstseHs ssissaeg betwssa Tnos. 1agda.
VI Hslffax, Va, and ]. pAS1III, OF Risheonl
wss On conasae:asesf the 4sasA ~ ~ feenSs)
H.C 1RU0u,
0s1z = Tnsa,s 1ssssJ
yesnsy y. le9 lsll-e.s
nIssOLUTlON.-The % parsesrship 19sSso-
IL fore sllstinG bstwses HAMaY xAfTON 3
e 3. PLAUT, AAs bssa sAs day diasslvsd b. NJ
Al soeonas sftss la,s An. VIM - sollss.s4.
81 - s.s,.s asalass " 49, -. ,, II. H1A-
xAYron 4 PsAur.
IT. HuN1Y EAYTON.
niehmnad Va. Jaauaey 10 looo. is1o-As
n136ULUfT6N0 OF U0.FzkTNEk.
"a AHIP.-Ay - 1saah AZ ALxx. HUI -
N~Darnauhie AAssAnlsse ea1s1loe 1nAss - stSlo
q ALBx. HILL u 90. y 4lssplveA
!. = 1850 -, = 1870 q: $500: e
-: :s.s : . 80 $50 -
~ i9Sell19 Ial6 q p11aas $500 3 3
- qae1o1 - 49, obme6loo
,l1lse =. 4 ls|.' '''''.f siE,s3
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We have advices from the army Of New Mex
leo. IN private letter, dated December 18Th
Gen. sioiey had taken posse ss'on BY procia
nation, OF Arizona and New Mexico, and de-
clared martial law therein. The letter speaks
In high terms Of toe condition Of Col BAY
lor's command, who were about to com
mence an active campaign aeains; the fede
xale, with determination 10 clean tnsm cut
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AxofHnI A1fBNPr TO BURK MoxfaoMHxY.-
It seems that tho inoendiaries are bent on de-
stroying Montgomery. The Mail, Of Satur-
day last, says:
Another v1llanous attempt was made this
morning at about i've clock to burn down
tho city. The stairway Of the house ON Court
street, occupied oy MIR. Cardinal, was dis.
covered to be burning; bat the alarm being
given i'm m ediately, the fremen arrived in
time to prevent q vast destruction Of proper.
ty. This hre was kindled near the cen ire of
the most densely built portion Of the city.
Nothing but the Watchfulness Of the police
and cttizsns generally has prevented our city
being destroyed BY IRE within q month past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

A FINALE SPY OF -HoRsKBAcK.-TheW Wash
ingron correspondent Of the New YorksPos,
relates the following incident.
A horseman clad in sort Of cavalry cos.
TIME, with heavy overcast and slouched
hat, had been noticed for some time dashing
about the city In rather a suspicious manner.
ranted In arresting him, and accordingly,
one morning, when trotting down PennRyl.
vania avenus, he found himself suddenly
surrounded BY file Of soldiers, and was car.
ried'off to prison. But the funniest part was
to come. The investigation that followed
resulted not only in the discovery Of certain
papers, but Also Of the fact that the cavalier
was . wcmsn. How. long she had bsen ut
tho game 1t IL impossible to guess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15
TKLHGRAPHIU NKWA


Nox1oIx. Jan. 1.-THE ships which ~.
rived n Hamptoa Roads yesterday proved
70 b the remainder Of he Barn side hsst,
and are probably preparing 70 join thoss
which sailed Previously. The fsst did mot
rstsrn. bat the presence 81 % napy ships
gavs rise to the report. All since have sailed.
) large chip arrived in the Roads this
evening, suppossd 70 - the Psnsacola.
There has besn beavy storm hsrs since
morning-snow and slsst and high winds
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Fsem Camp Alleshasy.

LYEcHBrR1, VA, Jan. 1.-The Republican,
OF this city, has intelligence from Camp Al.
leghany up 70 the 18th inst Nothing Of in.
toresi has tIanspired since the dispatch sent
u few days ago.
The reports about tho Yankees having
taken possession Of .Huhtersville ar Gu D, ur.
Lag ConfederAte STORES are greatly exagxe.a.
ted. But little amage was dons.
The health of the command has greatly
improved, and large accessions are being
maae TO the ranks by convalescen to re stunning
to their camps.
Snow, hail. and rain have prevailed for the
past eight days, ompanied by bleak ana
heavy win0s, when sill coutinus.
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NifbnIona 4ispattb.
M Psr,sy u he osvssnnsas Iswasss
w>ssesp vlfGlnlA.

wa hsv, II in our power 70 state mai
~ f,onfederste Government, 20 far from
n.sns ,nmindfnl OF the nscsssities OF ne
w~t.rn and Northwestern portion Of thia
state. Intends to pursus policy salcuiaaso
to reassu1a and encourage the Ioya! people
Of that section. At present 1t would Be I'm
rrudeut TO make, farther revelations but
may state that our tnfofm"sioa comes fron
+. source that entities IL to fun and perfecs
ron II lAncA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

Intelligence has been received from q
soures en- Tiled TO credit, that the Tedsrals
evacuated Rom nsy, Ham pshirs county. or
Friday night last. and that our troops took
possession early Saturday morning. It L.
further stated that q con siderabls quantit,
o, stores fell into the hands of our forcss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

VALUABLE "A s AND FARMING
Y LANDS IN CHEST ER "IELD COJNTY.
IN SIGHT OF RI0H1OND, AND WITHIN
TWO NILES OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION AT the request Of MT. Chas H.
premises, on IUEsD 7. The alst January, lses
st IL O'Clock, A. NJ. if fair. II NO: tina hrss f.ir
day thereafter the very liable REAL rs rATF
on which Mr. Rko.ss. uow r sides The eniIre
trset contains about TOO acres, hsricg fronts en-
the turnpike and On both eidas 81 Ii" r vsr road
The land hiss b. en- recently survey ed. ard nas been
sub viaed IN several smaller tracts, ranging
IRON to 100 acres each. according to its proxim,
its 1, Manchester The plat AID survey can be
seen At our flee Ia a fsw s5s.
TO the mansion house tract there Is attached
about leo acres On ttIs trsct there 70 err
boilniAg that can he desired for The sentel sccom
m ,dstion Of lsrge family. The dwell ing Ia 'u.lt
of solid hswn graniss. ana Il In the IN Ut perfsc
sr@sr, having been recently Thoroughly repaired
and painted The outbuiidinas are Ell No !.
This place Is % we'll a I'D favorably known that
. more general description IL deemed UNI eces.
saxy.
The other lands are rticu'ar!y valuable BY
reason tt tneif nesrnees TO Richmond UpoI
each 1T there viii sSfornd hAedsome bui dine
de- and neatly every ono 10 ~all ~assssdj and
on soma Of them thsr- are valuable grxrfE qua.
lies and Ice poLds. The granite eau be delv cred
BY the Danvile railroad (Which pasfes through
the land,) at cheap Fac.
Beside the man dwelling, &C., there is on the
land nsaxest to Manchester, q com Portable dwell
ling, &C., on the piace called Frog Lsvel II is
place will b no divided into lots of tom to 20
acres each 30 al 70 sui. for suburban reside nees
OF market gardens.
Altogether this 10 tie mast valuable body Of
land that has been offered In MARKET, 80 near
Richa oEd, for soEne ea.s "ast
TERAs: Ansums Under - .0n0, one-fourth cash,
balance at 6, IL and le months; over 5000 one
third cash, balance at one and two yesnlc siss 81
caae fer negotiable rosss. interest added secured
By . .rust deed. The taxes for 1861 T. be pate
a[M aOrnrs T. Apsrosn~, A,et,
THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
t'ALLFD SHERWOOD IN TIT
BROOKE fURNP, KE. II MILES NJ Nth
OF RI HMOND OONTs1KINts7 ~ ACRES
FOR SALE AT AUUTlON.-WII be 30 d .,
auction. on the premises, on THURS Y, ihs
x3i Jsnus-y. 1sc2 at II ocIo.k NJ. az fair; l.
NOT he A-st 70 day tharecf er} the beau i-ss
county sSat, 10 .Atsd ~ above, coDssintsg u
acres 1t viii be suodivod into our p1ts, esch
coufsining about 81 a.rcs. hav'ne onts O. vel
q the tsTnpike - N the read leading by The New
Eslr 0Founds. On cash OF the two lets fronting
On the turnpike tbers IL . grove Of hsud.oms
oak trees Ths fort goirg real essst- in,
On the West tho resaence Of Mr. @ J. Mere
wethss, and 10 justly regarded - hmonsss n.
most desirahe locations 90 the suburos fer cot
tage residences.
TEAMs.-Oee.fourth cash balansS ase ~ and
10 mouths. for negotiable notss, intsrest adsed So
cursd By eust decd. The taxes fog le63 70 b
jas aoDD sPpERsoH. Aaes..