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New YoRx, July s.-The Express gives
currency to rumor that Gen Dix in obe>
dienco to orders from Mr.. Lincoln, will
not reappear in the civil process
against him before Judge Russsl, for
shutting up the New York World and
Journal Of Commerce and for srssting
their editors as at present advised. Tho
Express says it is believed that Governor
Seymour will, If necessary after showing
the powerlessness Of the civil courts 20 call
upon the militia of the State TO sid in sHe.
cutting the process OF the court, il the Court
should issue o warrant for the arrest OF the
General and il should be resisted. .; .
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remainder that the report Is deyotsd 70 q
statement q he was picked up aud u1sde
his escape under neutral flag, also that
his officers when they went to the Ksarsage
found that she had been furnished with !
chain armor concealed with planking, and
that the planking was torn Of BY bic sshells,
thus exposing to view the amor. d; slqoz.
He also says tha enemy was heavier than
himself both in ship, battery and crew; but
be did not know it until the action was
over that she was iron clad. The armor
consisted, il proves, Of doable row Of
chains strung along the side OF the Kssrs
sage, temporary and not very formidable
protection TO her machinery. From sll &C.
counts the Kearsage could have withstood
the wild firing of the Alabama whole day, !
whereas the firing of the kesrsage accord
ing to Semmes was so hot and accurate in
ten or Is minutes after the commencement
Of the action, that his flag was shot away
his hull torn, and bis men knocked down
killed and disabled in directions. IA, 49,,
The Paris correspondent Of Commercial
says: ''A''"
Captain Winslow still claims Semmes ss
his prisoner, and will write to him to de-
liver himself up, making it personal ques-
tion between that officer and officer Wins
low, and he will send the officers home -
The men were released on parole to never
fight against the United States. tsag ..,
Semmes was ordered out by the French
authorities BY noon, on consultation With
Commodore Barron his superior, whether to
60 out and escape by night or meet the
Kearsarge in daylight and fight, that officer
told him to 90 aud fight il he Thought he
was sure OF winning. lie was sure, and
went out to fight.
Capt. Winslow did fire after the white
1ag was hoisted, but it was owing to hls
not seeing it. .a..g.. oi
The greater steaming power Of the Kear-
sarge and superior artillery enabled her to
DO with her adversary as she pleased.
Semmes was astonished to find his ship
Used up so soon, and cursed not little at
the wurtblessness Of English guns and En-.
,lsh ships. "uf. iaodliv
Z. n. Stoddard, master of the Kearsarge,
makes q statement in which he says when
he saw the Deerhound making of with part
If the Alatama's crew, he reported the
act to Capt. Winslow, The answer hs
'ecsived was that it was impossible, the
Yatch was simply coming round. No com>
nander could be guilty Of such dastardly
conduct, when he had been requested ana
in the cause of Humanity, to save
he lives of prisoners. to run of with them
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fsA
A Card.

Nh. EDITOR An article appeared II
yesterdays Intelligencer which think does
me great injustice. Thefac in the case
are simply these. While going up Zane
street we heard two ladies screaming, ano
lady hallowed from a window "For GOO
sake, gentlemen, save those ladies' We
ranto the rescue. Special policeman Thorpe
ran towards us, and with an oath struck me
. blow. drew a pistol and fred, when
Thorpe opened his coat and showed me that
he was policeman. We were seeing a
friend-Mr. F. W. Shspler-home at the
time, and merely wished to protect the Ia
dies from violence. The ladies were at
tackled short tine before this by the same
men, and think they were not acting as
they should have done 10 their official ca!
pacity, ELlL1..
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TIE FAIR As the Fair draws to close
trs interest manifested in it dies away
Tbs attendance Yesterday was not so great
.. - THURSDAY, nor we're the sales 80 large.
In the evening, however the different nails
were very comfortably filled.
As this Is the last day of the Fair, and
as an entire new set of tableaux will
be presented We hope everybody Will
attend and see the closing ceremonies.
The total receipts in the hands Of the
Cashier yesterday morning amounted to
about twenty-six thousand dollars.
As will be seen by IN advertisement
which appears elsewhere, the open vote on
the swords and dremen's trumpet will
cease at noon to-day, and the voting will
cease entirely at nine o'clock P. NJ.
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From HagerstOWn.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.--Gen. Couch has
issued an order directing that all vehicles
and horses in charge Of men fleeing from
supposed danger, shall be stopped either ben
fore they reach or at the bridge across the
Susauehanna, until further orders. This
implies THAI the danger if not actually pass
ed is of no imminent or serious character.
A dispatch dated two miles this side OF
Hagerstown, 10 a. IN. stated that lSO guer-
rilla pickets from Imboden's and Moseby's
command entered Hagerstown at. oelk;
they were robbing the stores and had fired
the engine house, Thurston's warehouse
and 200 tons of good hay; they also in
tended to burn Zeller's & Cos warehouse.
Gen. McCauseland is with his forces
holding the road to Middletown and Ha-
gerstown. -
The rebel force is now estimated to be
about 5000 strong.
Gen Wallace has received reinforcements
whence and to what amount we leave the
enemy to find out for themselves, but we
may say they consist Of tried men who
know the work before them and dot shrink
from its performance. Frederick to day is
not like tho Frederick of ysserday. Since
the arrival af Gen Wallace the appearance
of the city is entirely changed, business is
resumed and the people seem confident the
danger is passed.
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Naval ExplOtt..-WilsOn's Men

New YORK, July S,-Capt. Cusby, Uni>
ted States Navy, ina cutter with only l6
men, ran ashore near Wilmington on the
oath ult., captured courier with a valua.
BILE mail, took several prisoners, and ran the
gauntlet Of rebel gunboats on his return
lie was gone three days. ia
The Times Washington special says mum
bers Of Wilson's men come into our line,
daily. Our loss will be cut down to 1000
1t ispnderstood that fessenden will no
contract our CURRENCY; :.
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B. DAVENPORT, Sec'y.

SHIRTS! SHIRTS J! SHIRTs!! A full as
sortment Of French and American cassi>
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also Is dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, $l5, $1s, $2l and 1924. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su-
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. y. T.LAKIN,
No. lO2 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
.~.,...s mh29 6m
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HoNoRABLY DIScHARGED-Mr V. y.
Strasburger and Mrs. M. Strasburger, who
were arrested for firing upon special police
man Thorpe, in East Wheeling, on We'd
uesday night, had final hearing yesterday
before Alderman Bulger, when they were
honorably discharged The evidence o'
Mrs, Llcilla A Jackson and Ana Jackson
the two ladies whom the Strasburgers en-
deavored to rescue from violence went te
show that Strasbnrger did not take any
part IN the affair until the ladies called fol
assistance, and that he did not fire unit
Thorpe struck him in the mouth.
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0RDINsTIoN AND INsTALMENT.-The or
dEat,on of Rev. A. W. Werder will take
place to morrow Sunday morning at 10
ocloy4, al the German Evan. Luth. st
james Church. on 4th street. The cere
yuonle. viii be conducted BY Rev. F. Scheid
CT Allegheny City, Pa.
In tie evening, at y o'clock, the install
jstioD ceremonies will take place at thu
same church .t..
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Nevada Convention.

San FRaNcIsco, July 6.-The Nevada
Constitutional Convention has adopted the
name of Nevada for the new State. The
bill of rights adopted, declares the parm ount
allegiance OF every citizen is due to the o..
S. Government. The constitution which
was rejected by the people last year has
been adopted As the basis Of new one. lt
is believed a majority of the people in the
territory favor State Government.
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Foreign Loan.

WAsHrNeroN, July S-A special to
the Post says:
1t is considered probably that the nego
tiatiations began by Mr.. Chase, for for
eign loan will be isfactorily concluded by
Mr.. Fessenden. The future policy OF the
new Secretary has not yet been settled.
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TABLEAux.ATo night the last grand
tsbleaux ofthe season Wilt be presented at
Concert Hall in the Fair Buildings. Go
one, go ell, as the performance will be
grand. s e. rls..s. o.. H.a. -ts
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Notice.

All persons having bills against the vari
Gus Committees of the "Fair aud Festival
viii please make them out at once, and en-
close in an envelope directed to the party
contracting the bill endorsed "Bill for Fss'
tival and Fair" To be left at the ticket
Office on John street. s,s,.s,a .-r....-
By order Of the Executive Committee
B. DAVENPORT, Sec'v.
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THs CoNTEsTs-The contests at tht
Fair are still progressing. The poll al
which the vote for the Firemen's Silver
Horn is being polled was perfectly besieg'
ed last night. and the contest was tery'-
RaioW We give the vote as it stood last
Dight: uona ,so. Gan
5igel Al. ,.c 10000.
the different Oolonels commanding the
Nestern Virginia regiments-OoL Thoburn
l0s 1t. Col. Lockwood 80; Col. Curtis,
~ Col. Duval! 3! Col. Powell +; Col
wilkinson 5; Col. Cspehart /; Col. Latham
l. Col. Strother 2; Col. Oley 2; Col
McCauslin 2 ,
For Silver Horn-G yards Hose Company
~ Rough and Ready So2; Hope 2s0'
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RELEASED ON PARoLE.-We understand
thal Hiss Sally Pollock has been released
on parole from confinement in the Peniten'
aiar7 at Pdtsburg, where she was ordered
by military commission last spring for
disobeying tue laws Of the country, and Is
now at her home near this city. She nor
any of her friends, it is stated, knows not
by whose order she was released. ~
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Destructive Fire Raging.

Dover, N. H.. July S.-A destructive
fire is raging in the village of Salmon Falls
miles from here One Of the large facto
ries and several buildings inthe vicinity are
now in flames.
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VIC. STRASBURGER.

KILLED.-Last evening we were panied
to learn that our ysung friend Mr, John
Ady, who has for some time been employ
ed a. baggage master or conductor on the
R. s o. R. R., was killed yesterday by q
collision 90 the road.
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Nrw YoRg, July 4.
265 a. - Il - 9C,lF' = itSs5"
Government stocks quist. u 9 6s lssi. asu.
Poas. i0S< 0lOshi 6:20s esspons sl091f lO4; /;
ii5Vs Oct and April los .f-s,.,
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THE CAPTURE OF STORES AT MARTINs>
grRG.-The other day We stated that the
stores captured by the COnfederates at
Martinsburg were worth several million dol
lars. The Pittsburg Commercial doubted
the statement. We have it from undsabt-
ed authority that there were over three
million dollars worth of stores at Martins>
burg on Friday last, The telegraph this
morning states that Sigel and Hunter were
unable TO destroy or carry off the stores,
and that they fell into the hands OF the
enemy, and were being taken South by
way Of Stanton. Is this confirmation
enough to satisfy the Commercials
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THERE are but scant two feet water in
tue clannel of the river, aud it is still fall
ing. TIE fine little steamer Falcon will
leave for Marietta this morning at los
o'clock. There are two small steamers
running between this city and Parksrseurg'
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ADyANCING.-The fluctuating gold mar
ket has caused the prices of everything to
advance. Many of our merchants are un>
willing to sell goods at almost any price,
and several firms have telegraphed their
travelling agents to cease sales until furth-
or orders. Flour and provisions generally
are ON the advance, while dry goods and
notions have become almost beyond the
reach of the poorer clases cigars ('stogles")
have advanced to ten or twelve dollars per
thousand, and candy to forty cents per
pound. While every other business man
in the city has increased his prices, the
publishers Of newspapers have as yet asked
no advance. 1t will be their turn next, it
they expect to exist, and keep out of Jail.
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iDgton, has been ordered to command Of
our forces in front of the rebel force 10
Maryland, vice Sigel ordered to report to
General Hunter. .G,. ~
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PHILADELPHIA, July 8-Gen. Couch has
sent despatch to Mayor Henry to uss bic
Official influence at once to raise mss undse
the recent calls Of Governor Curtin, %
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NEw YoRK, July s.-Ths steamer. sYs =.
zoo from New Orleans July ls, hes ar
rived. No military news. Gen. iDNish,
has been removed from Banks stsff. 10
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DIVIDEND.

NoRTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
fsI sAs .WHEEIIRa, July 7th 1864,
.smi annual dividend Of three (S) per esut, free Of
rdsral md STATE taxes, has this day been declared
nnon he Capital Stock Of ths Parent Bank spd Bran.
~ ~ walisbura and Psrkersburg, payable on af
ter the 18th inst. e. LAMB, Cashier
JyS-lv .vi-.gt
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Michigan Nominations.

DErRoIr, July The Republican State
Convention to day nominated Il. n, OrSs.,
for Governor; and John Owen, State Treas
urer.
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Local and State News.
NOTICE.

All those indebted to the 'undersgned wih ana
thsr accounts ready. Please cail snd SS1Sss MsrpoM
ly6-iw
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e,..s.l .~---. y egi-7I.' au.s AadSA Fl
.--> Ic-I AHs9L If4
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Latest from the Raid:
Rebels Retreating from Fred
erick.
GEN. WALLACE IN PURSUIT

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rnE PENNSYLVANIA CANFaIGN,--:hec cor
respondent, of this paper, under the sigma
,ure of"X Mr.. J, 3. Sener, 81 Ffedericiis
buyg--has contributed some Interesting and
instructive letters on the subject OF the
Pennsylyari. campaign Of last yeas. /. is
bis intention TO publish these letters in book
form. The HA,g, Of Saturday, noticing this
proposal CT Mr. s, says:
nf. Seaer has had unusual facilities for pf0cu-
ring the materials cut Of which IN a,u,ale history
81 The Pennsylvania c@ga11iE1 can b. WJiuen, and
se-.s "a have exscntet lis task with fairness and
ability. Ills style is graphic, ci'af and al tiip'
spi. lied. His little hoax 81, be valuable conri-
bu;icn 10 the history OF the war, aHd lad many Pns
chaseYs.
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DEC8IVEWS Sale Of Valuable Res, rx..
III and near the city CT Richmond, p, s,..s "a
decrees Of the District Ccus. Of the Gss sr.esa
sas ., 1%r,e; fnr tn the Eaten
cases therein pending styled the Con ds,,,.I .a,
O. America assiast Escho, sha!l, On th s -.
mlses, 70 the order advertised, On Mond.y ~. p.
April, 1854, commencing at O'Clock n ssi i' .
RaD,ic suction, tie following rsal estate, Va: H.
the corner Of Baker and ct Paul ,.rse.s N. s e.
perty Of jas unter and u Brooks, alien s ~. pc
"a. Two brick tsneuen.s on the Yves. ln. = ::
street; oswe, Js:ksou and Duvsi SITS. th. prts.,.s
OF John Osborne, an elisa eremy. n srY
brick and one frore tenement on ,he N."haa..sss
vile Turnpike, near to Vensbls street. o.su,!.
respectively by seesrs Whi.loes, Wocs.,.,s1 b.
baas, and Sisco the property cf William MS,,
allen enemy.
TEaas-Cash. The taxes for 1894 10 he mi, 4.
tne purchasers. HENRY BROOKE
aeo~as Receiver
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Yesterday afternoon. a; : o'ciack, KATE iR-
WING, iafan! daughter Oh John and Aciiie i
'!vree, agFd 10 m0G.ths aaG - days.
The funeral viii lake place tits (n1rday) al
tc,noon III ocl1ck, from TIE residence OF Ter
parents on MAJ shall, between lst s@i Adams SITS.
The friends OF the family are rssi:ec, lilly iivi;cG
10 attend.
Gu Saturday evening, April l5.i. ii h.'f- past )
O'Clock SAtLiE. daughter oi IN. L and ;oe \
Reed, aged 10 months.
Her tnhcr;i viii ;ahe place this tto"aay; uiiii-
Ing al 10 o'c@ck. ;E1ta the fostsnt oi hsr grand
father. NTpF i.agHs, on tie corner 0f Clay aud
$50 s'reels The .iient- uf the family invited
10 attend
Aps:i l6;h. SAMUEL HASTINGS, Ia the .s;i'
year o.; his age,
Hiss funeral will take place tom the lel ia5ncc OF
his brother III law, Hm Holman on corner g:
FlaLh!!a and Hear. ST., this CO hing; al O'Clock.
! Ills fIioT.d7 sai lCqu1th!aacGs ard ti".c ~ tf41
| family ate Especially ia".ti 10 aflcnd without
| further notice.
(: e. Fillmore papers please coy.
f: On The lGh list. al II o'ci,.es L =, DUiN Z
: STANLEY, aged cajs al.i + months, son 81
JOSEPH and tjat9aI.l : STANLEY.
lake This ti!c iat,H id he
aud fvlt. /; H. ~. ;,iel-i;
Protection II 81 81! fad IN in,.,
And bc ip!I;-i tirs@tti.
His funeral vii taEa place rom h:S fi;ti..'i re-
stdenee E",lh end u FaG>i!we ST. Il, 10 4 3. Ia
day The f.ends ard a.n+iilaiICgs 81 the Family
are respectfully Invited /. attend.
AT ~ Frances d. Sales i.iftaary on tl,t. 18Th If
April, OF pneumonia. WILLIE ii 'ihHs Of ST
Maiy's .a.yand, aged - years.
"Eessed are the dead " IL lie ia The Lord"
~. 81 Mary,s ard baltimore papers VIII please
copy.
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~ 0oddts d Appsrsor, 1uy,

MkW framed Tenement on the eas, "a.
~ Central railroad, between C4,,;r"S u
Washington streets. and two bssutR,, M 4,
bots In Adamss addition, one At the n a.a VI,
Sanss 81 mo ga ustrssa s.d the o,s,
tuetion.--Wil be so;d st sustlon. On UT ale
18th Of April, 1854, at s o'clock PH. Grac u.
after the sa!s by Nc II Brooke, rece,vs, ~ Hat5
Mier'e real estate, On Mechaaicsy;I,s in,,ncw hha
T. veoabls street, and in front Of the s.npp. ass
ceilent new framed tenement On tie east ~. -
cupied by Mrs Howard; also, two besnisu,I lov &C.
lots ocaled A. asovs the sxt near thu se's
Mr. Chss Hons. Ard the cthsr near ,hs s.s.
Of MIR e Peasants. w. ressdeocs
TERMS cash or credit, a. the option n H..
ohassrs. The ssxss for 1854 to be paid BY ~ pcf
ensae,s' aoDDis & APfEasoN, Iae,Sss '
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yetr') was ordered to be written down ny
the clerk, aud onc Of thuse orother o.aeS
Guards thu WAsusuRSE s--sapved Mr.. HAIR.

the clerk, aud one OF thuse oftHd oseeh
,,,.r,yas. the WAsHsuaSEs- -sa pved Mr.. HAIR.
srs,s ,xtns.4au 4iIs 4s@ln9 tor - graf III
.sfss.as, ! ea ri s}tfii :.s sess @sS imEe-
s;a,ely III n. aud ul'e3 ayes 81. noss s.
,s;essynse "a Mr.. II. was not ex
ne,;ed. Tha strategy sas then changed, ard
!, WA moved by Nc. Seheaek, (snore appro~
,,;atelv .Sss,as,) OF Ohio, that Mr.. II. WAS
"au unworthy member of this House, and IS
whereby severely censpted" We cannot but
suppose that the gallaat Harris took this
evident that he is in lie w.3ny place che Is
100 noble a man - herd with such an'naia
~ now compose the representative body
Yankceaom i'll the Fedora! Congress. ueis IS
unworthy OF association With them as wonsd
he au honeet man with band Of robbers, or
gentleman VITA SCI II seufyy blacks guards
and kaaves. HAMS should hc proud indeed
Of the homer conferred upon hin
We repeat, the occurrences 10 which We
have alluded! are significant Of an e.nooi'~
eued sentiment oi opposition To The tyranny
and brutality OF The Yankee Government.
Tie rapid strides /. has made to Its imrcri~
Gus and overs naaoH:ag pe"eE-a complete
iespot ism-and The danger that 1t VIII be
permanent, are exciting growing Enrsi-
; ness and apprehension in The Northern pub
lie mind. This tendency q public fes ling
has been stimulated 10 doubt, by the course
| Of the campaigns opened SO unfortunately
| for Inc Ya, KEGS The present year. a few
more reyerses will s.read tho flames rapidly,
| ansl .aero is no telling what saalii!ng events
may not ensue within The gear. The futile
| waf-thc Fo6erai finances, which are grow
| iuc daily more destecatc-the despair CT
| making the South pay the enormous Yankee
| debt-must produce political and social
| commissions among people who are TOO
selfish to submit 10 Oh adversely they may
| check. too ayaricious to endure pecupiary
| ruin in hopeless cause. Lei zig hope that
sucb conyu!siors are not remote, and slia,
they may Gene with all the force these
causes can give them, and with as much Sc
| verify as nay be nicritod hy tic rapacious
| ard hesr.less people upon whom they must
! fall
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OFFICE EICh.osD S. PEIERssUa X K Go,
kichmoai, W, aplh litb, 1864
SS- THE a:tcntiaB ~ the stockhu!d-ir of this
~ Company Is specially d,,"s.ed To ire fpiiov-
ing resolution "f Tie Hoard CT Director
Re;OiWd, That the Siuc kLo..taYs 81 Ibis Gem
raay be- convened IN general meeting 81 Tuesday.
the 2G:ii ias; for The pUrposc, ;n ouy ~ receiving
HE annual report ard statements @: he President
ard Directors, but more especially 10 consider 3
question OF grave Importance in connection wild,
tie Government, which, demands, il iessibc, TIE
attendance Of each stakeholder in person.
n; w WARRINGTON,
ap la--t2GiiiAp Treasurer.
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l-y.s TRtDEIas' Gsnk Of siss Gay OF Bicpmori--
s~s annrai 1seting.- srea-.' Elt cling ol ihe
stockholders III The 7.eors' 1,ark Of tie city e:
Richmond VIII De has,: - .hei. t%:.ai house 90
Thursday, she 2isi iaS3. at ;. oC3o;.s Z, 81
Ii .s necessary .s't ,.s75tity q the STICK g.0uii
&c faIfeseatsl c,;Aar ie PERSIA ~ by srsyy.
a. 1:2ittAp = Si2T3Ff, ta.iia-
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b. d. +. Booth d 10, ducts.
mo 10Th 81, tween Main and Cary !

b. d. r. Booth d 20, ANctS.
mo 10Th 81, between Main and Cary
T-SURNITURe, Dry Goods,
e Cruckery, Glassware,
God and Silver Watches, sc,
= at auction
We will sell 4, our salesroom, No 2 10Th street,
between .a.a and ,,ry, on Tuesday morning, April
18TH al 10 O'clock, large 10, of Furniture, Dry
Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Sc, &c, consisting OF
Bureaus
Wardrobe5
Washstand5
Tables, chairs
Hair and shrek mattresses
Cottage and French bedstea5S
Cups and saucers
Breakfast and dinner plates
good cooking stove
l do par!0r do
Lot window shades, sc, &c.
ALSO,
bsgatelle table, balls, cues, sc
100 reams note paper
10000 envelopes
50 dozen ladies' white cotton hose
50 gross matches
leo do agate buttons
o bottles superior black ink
500 yards summer pop!in
20 eases French brandy
Lot gas Pipe and fixtures
lot lead pipe
Several fine gold and silver waite hes, Sc.
ConSgnT,enls solicited, aud received I'LL mOrri-
ing of sale. u BOOTH & co,
spl 10 Aucioneers.