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was q great deal OF apprehension, anu .ra,.oa
...-.s,.. ~ Canadians Into the ohi.eu
S,o,a. a. rot out OF the way OF apprehe"oeo
danger ,,,or ,yas renorted
-, ,hs watch for Feniuns at Ogdensburg
OH St Patrick's day
Tn ToroSro. at a meeting Of the st. Patrick
society, very strong expression OF hostiiity 10
Feu,anism was given. This Society adopted
unanimously the following resolution
.Tbat this Society views with regret the
minors in circulation that IN attempt Is beihg
made by a body of armed men to suoVeFt
British Constitutional Government III 'nlS
country and that we, as lrishnfen anu ue
scendants of Irishmen, pledge ourselves 10 III.
Government to use every means 10 aeleho on
homes and the land Of our adoption, Whtle w -,
benefits of civil and religious liberty are 80
thoroughly appreciated, from III s'N'
open enemies co..,
The mover, Mr.. MERRlCK, Ia very m'e"'se"'
gentleman,) said:
"While expressing my unalteranie =, at a"',n
mont IN the British institutions Ill lhis Gun w
,ry I must express my extreme sorrow ~ t.c
,'rasent condition of Ireland; for think the
rrnmark which / have used on the sunlect "
correct one that, rs far as lrish ieglsiatlo -
concerned British statesmen might Us WI
have been asleep. Believing that the hlsh
mon of his country are, as II body, prepared
10 defend this land, wish 10 state puoieiS
hot there is not in Canada n body OF men
more thoroughly attached to the institutions \,
of this country than the class to whom ai Sa
and to which belong-the lrish hoh''h Va
tholics.h
MIR. MorLAS, editor of the Toronto Ff'e"'a''
said
"In this matter perfectly agree with the
Rishop of Chicago who says that 1T would b'
PERHAPS the greatest curse that ever oelei tn'
people of Ireland if an attempt 10 achieH'
WI I;hertv should ever be made by those per
sons calling themselves Fenians.' thearD
| The excitement in Canada hao oiini"'Sie"
and was still subsiding
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Coving ton and Ohio Railroad.

A injecting Of the Commissioners on behali y
Virginia and West Virginia, to o"ei
work to capitalists, is called tc OF ".'a 49,,
Wizards Hotel, in Washington, on NV ,,,,s
instant The very great impor'an.' .,,,a
work TO Virginia and Wes' '"s
insure a fun attendance oil tue
....,,s, husiness that will be thrown
-, ~ rn,d when finished, and the grea'
-.r:,,. mat will flow from its operations
-, t,,,ite capitalists from all directions to
- ,,resent at the meeting of the Commission
This admirable route is the shortest
from the Mississippi Valley TO the sea, and
,,ominr east 1t has easier grades than any
other route between the Mississippi and tn,
ocean l; not only picrces the great western
agricultural country, but its entire line IL
Virginia i through n mineral region o!
wonderful variety and magnitude. IL will b.
impossible for one track long TO do the WORN
that will be demanded Of it. But few years
will elapse before the company will have 10
Law second track The coal trade from tut
Kanawha alone would keep one track con
stantly occupied.
There never has been offered TO capitalists
the franchise of railroad when Proin'seu "
more rich remuneration for the outlay III u
construction. Being already commenced, ana
much OF IL ready for the superstructure, IL
would only take a short time 10 have at least
that section from Coyington TO the White sui
phur Springs in operation. That's the mos'
difficult part OF the line, including the pass OF
the Allegheny mountai in which there ART
several tunnels, al except one, we believe com
plete save the arching, which, i'll some places
will be unnecessary.
The people Of this city may well look Tor
ward 10 this meeting of he commissioners
with the deepest interest. The railroad i'm
proyelnents in Virginia have been directed
with little regard to her local advantage. They
traverse the State from south to north regard
less of that course Of trade from the interior
10 the seaboard which can alone result in SOLID
commercial advantage 10 the State. Passen'
gers We're the rage in their incipiency, and the!
were planned 10 convey them TO and from TIT
northern cities. Now, when tits seen how rail.
roads are adapted TO freight, and how they
increase trade, the only new movements, say,
with regard TO the Coyngton and Ohio road
tend TO the diversion of trade from our OWL
cities. Make that road, however, and we may
defy the adverse influences of modern legisla
ton We shall be able TO have Virginia
commerce. and maintain Virginia indVidu-
ality as we'll in trade rs i'll agriculture, and,
we hope, manufactures. Give us way TO
the Ohio through the kanawha Valley, and
we will do the rest.
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The Fenians-St. Patrick's Day.

The anniversary of ST. PATRICK day was
celebrated with unusual spirit in the northern
cities, especially New York. But the feature
OF Fenanism was not visible in the demon
STATIONS of greatest magnitude. There was
grand military parade of the Irish regiments
of the National Guard, Il great turnout of
the people, and, altogether, quite holiday
in the Empire City. Sermons were preached
in all the Catholic churches. Among them
was one delivered by Bishop LYNCH, Of
Charleston. Archbishop McCLosKY was also
in the pulpit, and pronounced fine discourse.
Generally, the Irish were advised 10 prudence
and temperance--to act the part of good citi-
zens.
In BURLINGTON, Vt, from whence tie Fee
mans were, according TO rumor, 10 take their
way 10 Canada, the celebration of the day
was mainly Fenian. Their strength in the
State is estimated IT about thousand, which,
for so small "a State and for one so intensely
Puritan, is L large force. Captain JoHS
LoSERGAS, District Head Centre for Vermont
declared in his speech at public meeting OF
Fenians on the day before st. Patricks day,
:. We do not mean 10 invade Canada to-mor.
!" row. We meet only 10 celebrate the birth
"day OF lrelands Saint. The Fenians will
:" invade Canada only when II becomes a mat
ter OF necessity, and then thirty. five thou.
= sand men viii be ready 10 do it
On 81. Patricks day there was a grand pro-
cession OF Fenians and Irish societies through
the streets of B"rt"gton. 1t was stated that
the United States Government had ordered a,
regiment of regulars TO Buriing tonic watch
the movements Of the Fenians, no doubt
CAsADA.-We have published paragraph
by telegraph from Montreal, stating that the
exhibition OF the Irish population on st. Pat.
ricks DAY was spirited and loyal, the great pro
eession waiting upon the Governor General
and being compiimented by him for their 10y
atty. In every town ofnote along the lakes and
river, The Irish societies turned out. but no
sign OF Fenianism appeared. Troops were
Kept under arms sli day and oil night, There
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Sharp Passage in the French Chambers
In the Chambers, on the 2sth February vi.
GLAIs- BIzoIX INDUCED in sarcasm and rldl-
cule of the Government and Minister RorHER,
when that gentleman cried out: "This is not
.. n political discussion it is mere bufioon-
Gerry"
Very considerable excitement ensueo' Ill
which GARNER PAGES asked the Minister TO
withdraw his words, which he did not do. VI.
PICARD exclaimed, "Answer NJ. THEIRS, and
don't insult NJ. GLAIs-BIzo1S." NJ. GLAIs'
BIzo1x-"I repel the word of the Minister OF
State with supreme contempt.
The motion 10 close the general discussion
was put, and announced as carried
NJ. JuLEs FAvRE.-Of this incident there
remains an insult and an act Of Improperly
from the Ministerial bench. NO, no.
NJ RorHER.-There remains the duty OF
causing the Government 10 be r"Specleu' anu
we will do it, Hear, hear.)
NJ GLAIs-BIZoIN.-Gou viii not DO II by
insulting the deputies.
NJ R0rHER.-The Government Is not TO be
turned into ridicule rs you have been dolhS
for half an hour. Hear, hear
NJ. ERNEST PIcARn.-The Minister, Tor ms
own sake AS well rs for that of the Chamber,
should withdraw what he said. (ProlohSed
interruption. , A.,
Numerous voices Enough. Adjourn And
the adjournment followed.
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WANTS.

WANTED. ono TEACHER for South
w Carolina sala nv seven hundred dollars per
annurn. Several AGENTS, HOUSE SERVANTS,
OVERsEERs, CHAMBERMAfDS. ,,c.,- j,
WANTED, a SITUATION for GOOD COoh ana
for several FARM HANDS ,,r
WANTE d MERCHANTS, FARM,E;RSS,,, San and
Others needing any help sneh ~ PHI Ne
supplied promptly without charge. Also, win
LABORERS, MECHANICS, COOKS DON EsIlnIis'
Franklin street, near Ninth. SITUATIONS secured
for all ont of employment.
Officer hours from A. NJ. to L. NJ. 49,,
! Letters should be -t-pad, stamp enclosed,
and directed TO the - o.. ,..,,r-
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
NH 2p--lt Box IT, Richmond foSt-ohce.
WHITE LABORERS.---E Eight first
w class WHITE LABORERS want positions on
farms rs LABORERS. ,-
'''''7 CHENERY & DUDLEY,
Agents American Emigrant Company,
NH l3-ts Basin Bank, over Gwathmey motifs
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
- EUREKA GIFT f as AnSSsocIATIoy,
ESTABLISHED 1916,
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK:
$@b sI WyiFGXks
O5 GOLD sBBRAcSL'ET$,, C9kAf, 70,
Kan And Z C 4 f2Sf LADIES Is sETs
G09kvP1 Pens PIY IS W y rIr gold
SLEEVE BGTToXS, SETS OF STUDS,
VEST AND NECK CHAINS,
GOLD RINGS, &c,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTIONS is made in the following manner:
CERTIFICATES naming each article ana ni,, rs
which are well mixed one of these envelopes,
containing the CERTIFICATE or ORDER for some
article will be delivered at our office, or sent by
receipt OF. TWENTY; FIVE GENlrS. ,r.,,.,ar
s srticI I' naned or can choose ANY OTHER
article on onr st OF re s4 AZ HSynet NAV in
thi, manner. obtain an article WORTH FROM ONE
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which thoy need not pay until it i known what Is
drawn, and il, value. Entire satisfaction guaIah-
teed in all cases.
TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention 70 the fact Of i, being the or
einal aud largest GIFT ASSOCIATION IN The conn,
try. We are therefore enabled to send tlAhk
MORE VALtuABLE PRIZES, than any other estab.
IishInant Of the kind. The business continues to
ba conducted in Il Etir and honorable manner, ana
Il large and greatly increasing trade y PROOF that
our patrons appreciate this method OF obtaining
During the past year this Association has sent a
very large number OF valuable prizes to al parts OF
the country Those who patronlze Il, VIII receive
the full value Of their money, %S no arlciIe on
our list is worth less than one Dollar, retail, ana
there are no blanks.
prompt returns and the article drawn will be i'm
mediately sent 10 any address by return mali OF
The following parties have recently drawn yalu-
able prizes from the Eureka Association, ana nave
kindly allowed the use Of their names. Many
other names might be published, We're we permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom House. Philadelphia,
Penn. oil Painting value, 500 James iiargraves,
81 Broadway, New York on Paintimg, 'Rtue'
800; +. +. Jones, Barrett, Marshall county, NAN
u.s. ag@4e@4 TG oS Witch rsus Sis j.
Shaw. 80 East Twenty fourth street, New YORK,
Piano value, 1850; Mrs {. J. Nevis, Emlras n. I =,
Piano, value, 5000 Miss Lucy Jageways Eimmira,
X. Pennoyer, City Hotel, Nashville; Tenn, Melo-
doom value SIS oscar ~ Allen Fe92iRsny
Indiana Volunteers, Nashville, Tennessee,
Watch value, So Rowland S Patters OF, &C Com
pdny ID, ltntn iowa Ntlcidl Va
ing value 500 Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Spring
ter, City Surveyor. Syracuse, y. Y, Gold Watch,
value, $l5o Mrs. James Ely ~ Wooster street
300: Mrs. !. C. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Silver Castor, value, SO Dr.. J. Il. SINCLAIR No.
Main street, Utica, \. Y, Framed Engraving,
value, S25 Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington, d.
c., OF Painting, value, 300.
Letters from various parties throughout the conn
try, acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our office.
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without Reg0rd to Vaiue, and not to be Paid for
Until you KnoW tchat you WlL Recetre.
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THx JAxrs RrvRs AND KAsAwHA CASAt.-The
New York Post says: "If we are not very
much mistaken, the arrangements which have
recent thy been completed in Virginia by Messrs'
Bellot DIES Minieres 4 Co. will do more 10 re-
store the prestige of the Latin races In Anne
RIGA than twenty Maximilians The interests
of both America and France lie on the side oil
industrial and not military, glory Ana the
people of the latter country are well aware OF
this, despite the policy of Napoleon III. we
see therefore, In the project of Messrs Beiiot
des Minieres & Co q peace movement OF gigan-
tic proportions, and one that will be very
helpful toward n wise solution of the dlplo-
matte difficulties now existing
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New Corrox-PIcErSG MAcH1SE.-ThH l'oS'
ton c,ouasrcial says that ut the meeting OF the
Institute of Technology held in that city on
Thursday evening of last week, an ingenious
and useful machine for picking cotton was
exhibited. 1t is worked by horsepower, an"
with il one man does the work of twenty-five
hands.
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ArrorxrMExr OF JrpGE.-Governor BORE
MAN. of West Virginia, has appointed Gene
raj BUNKER as Judge Of the new circuit re-
Gently created by the Legislature, comprising
the new counties of Grant and Mineral ana
the old counties of Hardy, Hampshire and
Pendleton. Many OF our readers will remem-
her Judge BUNKER as q commissioner, or re-
preventative, from the Grand Lodge of Ma,
sons of West Virginia to the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia at the session of the latter heio III
Richmond last December.
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cCHAD'S HOTEL FOR RENT.-Wiil
= be rented out at public auction, on the premises,
on Tuesday the 9th day Of this month Marc ),
at Il o'clock, to the highest bidder, for twelve
months, that very desirable property, known as
SCHAU'S HOTEL, situated on Broad, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. The Hotel property
fronts on Broad street with large hall in the rear
at present occupied by G. Schefer az lager, beer
saloon This is considered one OF the best busl :
mes. stands in the city. Possession given on the Isl
April next. . -, ...,,.;.,. ro,,oh,o
TERMS Boud, with approved security; payaDie
nonthIv-or payable in advance, optionably with
the parties: JOIN w. "hlo NJ,
\. Schad, deceased.
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By Harrison, Goddin " Apperson,
Rankars Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

"''N'
COMMISSIONERS SALE At AUC-
y TION OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
PETTY IL THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRICO. BY virtue Of decree 81
the Circuit Court 81 the city 81 Richmond, pro.
of Appeals, and Of decree 81 the said Circuit
Court. made on the eth October. 1895 III three suit,
the first styled Lcftwich and wife rs Shelton eN-
ecutrix and others the second, Bruiimel rs Len.
wich and others and the third Leitwich AMI
Others rs Register and others. The undersigned.
a. special commissioners therein named, VIII, on
4. NJ, proceed 70 sell 1T pubic auction, on thr
premises 10 the highest bidder, the following real
estate Gmbraesd in a, DEED cd r0m l. on hoy'gf
thereof ~ will satisfy the purpose oil me SAID de-
crres, upon the terms prescribed by said decree
10 wit for cash "a L. one-thlrd oil tue proceeds q
sale and upon credits as to the residue "i six
twclv, and eighteen months III equal lnstain"n Mt
bearing interest from the day of sale, the pureha
sprs executing negotiable notes Tor the cfciN IN
,talments, and tho tile to be retained until con.
veyance i directed by the court The t"Aes i"I
This 3G Pa,fR X the Of G%6Uyp on m
southwest corner Of Grace aud Twonty-s"'rhth
street, on Church Hill one hundred ana thirty ,"o
BIZ one hundred and siXty-tye feet, upon wAicI
tier. il a large brick dwelling house ana other
buildings, now in the occupancy .! the FAMILY 81
4 L. Royst"r. deceased - ..
md The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY On
Twenty. fifth street, between Main and lrduhAl
streets, sixty i've by one hundred aud thirty'"o
feet. =, ~
3rd one LOT on the south side 81 FRANKLIN
street between Twenty-hfth and Twcnty-sIMn
streets, fronting on Franklin street thirly' thrre
feet and running back one hundred and my ierI
To an alley. ..-A
.th one LOT on Franklin street, adjoining me
above, thirty three by one hundred ana s!XI!'t'e
feet. =, -
5th TWENTY LOTS in the plan Of Mount Erin,
in Henriro comfy, Nos. to 90 be!n! tn" Fam" los
conveyed to a. l.. Royster by William 'hr'>"~"
and wife. -
POWHATAN ROBERTS, / Commissioners.
WILLIAM w. CRUMP, (
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON, Gobp.S
APPERsoS. mH '-'"'
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By Christian, Lea Co., Auctioneers,
IS Main street.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE Al
w AUCTION on TUESDAY, March 20, 1865,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M;.c
Is barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR,
% barrels 4 SUGAR,
% barrels EXTRA 6 SUGAR,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR
hogsheads CUBA SUGAR,
% bags RIO COFFEE,
Is mats JAVA COFFEE,
30 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
30 barrels VINEGAR,
80 barrels MOLASSES,
loo barrels HERRINGS,
81 barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
- barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
loo boxes TALLOW and ADAMAATlNE
CANDLES,
- tubs LARD,
90 barrels WHISKY,
loo eases ASSORTED LIQUORS,
50 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
and full line Of other GOODS suited TO the trade
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO.,
NH 17-3t Auctioneers.
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CIVIL RIGHTs BILL.--We infer from IN artl-
Gle in Yesterday s Ntio0W htsHige"cer that the
President will sign the Civil Rights bill. We
stated, when informed by telegraph of lis pas
sage, that this bill, il was expected, would be
approved ny him.
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DIED,

n, Monday the lath instant Of catarTmm iSTSE'
after an illness of eight day. LId pA1 Yamn" F.
3n"rtas ayed six months and twelve days:
Her funeral WI take place from tn" Fer5aT H
her father on Ninth street, french oIrutm al
Tha friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson,
Bankers Brokers' and Real Estate Agents

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
EAST LINE OF PEARL STREET, BETWEEN
CARY STREET AND THE DOCK, FOR SALE At
AUCTION: Will be sold on the premises, a. auc.
ton, on THURSDAY, the I'D Of March i.6g. q |
located a. above each havi ing front of twenty
three feet and depth Of sixty eight feet, except
the corner one, which has front OF thirty feet
Also. a large LOT in rear of the foregoing, hav.
ing front of ninety one feet on an alley twenty
feet wide, running back to the lot Of Mr. Bacon
TAFT The foregoing lots are justly regarded 2,
very valuable being so near TO Cary street and the
Dock and opposite to the proposed new site for the
Depot OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at three, SIX,
and nine months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added secured by trust deed. The taxes 10 be
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERS0N,
NH II Anctioneers
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COAL AND WOOD.

DENIBERTON IL CREW, dealers in
COAL AND WOOD, office Seventeenth, . =, =
between Cary and Dock. Best RED ana VIM
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, an
foundry use GLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE WOOD. NH It's
u J. WHITE, DEALER IN An
IL. THRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, con;
fdently recommends the PHOENIX RED A A..
COAL as superior for cooking and warming. ~
Owens Son, Ne. so Main street. Yard, sou,A
side the dock Orders left at Wagner's drug store
corner Sixth and Broad, promptly attended TO-
de CTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

B,yyIxc-UorsE OF WILLIAM 3. IssAAC7 & Co.
pN>N'.> 10Th March, 1866. J
NJ NOTICE.-We are prepared 10 issue VIM
GINA REGISTERED BONDS IN sum. OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS and its multiple Tor the
COTNTERSIGNED NOTES Of the
BANK OF SCOTTSNlLLE.
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
MONTICELLO BANK. NH 2o-lm
ng-TWO HUNDRED BARRELS PEACh-
BL0W POTATOES just received and for sale by
,,h oo-lw PALMER, HARTSook w.
ROBERT 4. LANCASTER, !. - NN''"'
L. /. WILLIAMS.
ne LANCASTER 4 co..
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, Va,
buy and sell on commission
STATE. CITY. RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE, .,.,
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities
,nt,o In, l.. w ROSE, Teller.
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SALE OF real

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE.--In pursuance of 4 decree, Of the
County Cont of Caroline, shall proceed, on III.
10th day OF April next, upon the premises, 10 .1il
TWO TRACTS OF LAND. one containing FORTY
TWO t42) ACRES, called" LOCI GRukE, and
The other TWO HUNDRED AND SEEESTI-TWO
ACRES. called CEDAR VALE both situated
near the junction of the road leading from Buffers
Mill with that leading from Chesterfield 10 Chile.
burg. ,,
EDMUND 7. Redo,
GISTAECS &. CARTER,
JAMES T. Redo,
NH nta,rtd, Commissioners.
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NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH AND tAhAS
COAL and WOOD for sale by ro,
/ N. Borders promptly filled. d" Its
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

~ Oxk1E1 LAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin 3 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
BASIN BANK, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, AND ON TIE NORTH SIbg
OF CARY STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEHyTIi
AND VIRGINIA STREETS, FOR SALE AT Arc
TIOy.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises
on THU RsDAY, the 22d March, 1859. at II O'Clock
NJ, that truly VALUABLE LOT located as above
fronting forty seven feet the south side OF Cary
street, running back forty feet TO the Basin bank
now occupied by Mr.. Thomas G. G. Drewry at an
annual rental OF FIVE hundred dollars.
..yAfter which, will be sold that very VALUABLE
LOT on the north side Of Cary street, near TO Viz.
ginia street, fronting thirty seven and half fee,
and running back sixty II We feet toan alley. Both
Of the foregoing lots are justly regarded as being
very valuable for commercial buildings, and
should attract the attention OF capitalists and
others.
Terms One fourth cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for goiable notes, interest add
cd secured by trust deed. The taxes TO be paid
by the purchaser.
NH 20 AuctiOneers
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ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING
A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY FIVE
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 90
Eleven for - 90; Thirty for $500; sixty nye for
40 90: one Hundred for $500. AGEN rs
WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United States
money when Convenient. Long letters are un-
necessary.
Orders Tor SEALED ENVELOPES must in every
care be accompanied by the CASH, with the names
Of the person sending. and town county, and state
plainly written. Letters should DO addressed 10
the Managers, as follows
GOODWIN, HUNT & Co,
Box IS, 100 Post Office, New YORK.
10 l2-d&sw3mk
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GENUINE Ii AE ANA CIGARS
VI Just received. a large lot Of GENUINE HA-
NANA CIGARS. For sale low IN quantities to suit
WOOpROOF BROTHERS, Druggists,
NH 20 corner Fourth aud franklin.
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SUPERB SALAD OLIVE have just
- received supply Of the PuREST VIRGIN
OLIVE OIL, for table use ever seen in this city.
MEADE x BAKER, Apothocaries,
NH cots corner Ninth and Franklin streets