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The Portland daily press., 1866-02-01
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEMING, sa- ID
Medical Electrician
TIA MIDDLE STREET.

-ICm .E-l. ia MIDDLE STREET, H .l- Itis
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel !.
IXTHEkE he would respectfully announce To the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity that he has
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we nave Deen m ms city, we have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curIna
patients In so short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
viii say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time without charge. ID o1
DR.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and Is also regular graduated ply sica.
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia IN
in the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hip
Diseases white swellngs, spinal diseases curvature
pasy -r paralysis, st. Vtas Dance. deafness, stam-
herring or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia, lndiges-
ton, constpa ana liver copain bren Se
lis. Structures OF the chest and all forms OIL female
complaints lG4 gay 70.
By ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic.
ify Of youth; the heated brain Is cooled the FROST
ht,en 'Iimbs restored the uncouth deformities re-
moved: faintness converted to yigor, weakness 20
strength the blind made to the deaf to hear and
outb are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS mature life
nreyented the calamies OF old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained ~ ~ + ..-.-.
u. r,~f LADIES f az
Who have cold hanGs and teet; weak stomachs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; diz:t-
mess axd swimming in the head with indigestion and
cvncipadon OF the bowels; pain In the side and backs
eueorrhas, Tor whites); falling of the womb with in
train Of diseases VIII find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profnse
menstruation and all of those long line Of troubles
with young laies Electricity is certain specific.
and will, in short time restore the sunerer 10 tne
NEor Of health. $50 n. ..-...s.g. e.. Ia.
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~ job work Of every description neatly execut-
ed at the Press Office.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of Steamship nj New York.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

Miscellaneous Dispatches.
rIEfnTrr - ELMIRA, N. Y, Jan. 81. 4
The military post here has been discontin-
ued. ~ 3aia sa5i $50 Be-. r,E1 ~73
s - SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81.
The steamer Sacramento sailed for Panama
to-day, taking $749,6S5 in treasure.
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Wringers, Wringers, Wringers.

"rngers, Wr1ngers, Wringers!
g G. RUNDLET has lust received and keeps con-
Ne stantly on hand for SALE the best assortment Of
clothes Wrngers to be found In this city, and
ranted to be Of the very first quality.
ESClothes Wringers and Lamps repaired On short
notice, at the aL 80 ~ sl'1
INVENTOR'S EXCHANGE, so Federal ST.
Jan 31-d1w*
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Niagara Ship Canal.

IN
rh;s subject is agitated At TINS "
a,nanv. A spirited debate upon !" 49,.
B, Tho Committee on Roads, &c, Oh 'ne nv
:" .,.,.,,,ro on the 18th instant hhe
...e., ,,-.s opposed very earnestly III"
-. .,,,,unt Of New York. IL WAS CON
-, a. the ship canal were ouii'' Wv
of the West would 20 down the ~
..,,ce TO the ocean, avoiding New AorA
ao,ber. Lieutenant Governor hLVoRp 80
r,aa He asserted that such canai "o"l"
-. altogether for the benefit OF 'ahaoa-
,,ou,d be built by British gold, ana DC con.
,ro,,ed bv British influence. He further argued
,h.. tho New York canals had not been taxed
:, their full capacity, and that they may have
,beir locks enlarged so that boats OF SIX nun
bred tons could easily pass them, ana 'h">
Keen the great western trade in its present
channels ,.,
On the other hand, is was contended 'h''
this canal would very much cheaper inc .""
portation of produce, reducing II h>e .'"
each bushel of grain from chicago
York The people Of the West "ef' 'i".
ing, it was said, for other avenues ~. Co.
;n,,nerse commerce. They desired more free
- =, tho markets of the world. If New
Yort did not build the proposed canal, Canada
TON of Western produce destined for EUROPE
would reach New YORK.
LISA little remarkable, that i'll TINS oeoa''
those rrecisely opposite deductions from the
s.me PREMISES which we so often see III 'h'
discussions Of orr internal improvement
schemes were freely made by the speakers. ~
i hoped by the friends of the bill thal ho'
only The committee will reporttt, but that 'h'
Assembly will pass it.
We remarked few days since tha' the 'o
vocates of this canal were urging IL on the
Ground that if il We're not built the 'aihes
River and kanawha canal would avert
large norton of the great trade OF the "est ~
the Virginia ports, there to be shipped Inc
French Company, who now have this work III
charge. would do we'll 10 observe these now
ments. They are not likely to be able 10 iiiiisii
the canal before the great Niagara snip caht'
will be made: but they ought 10 be gong
ahead as soon as possible, so that at least the
mora, force of the prospective completion OF
their work at as early day as possible may
be exerted upon the commercial schemes OF
the times.
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Mr. JOHNSON AND Mr.. LlNcoLN.-Among
other witnesses before the Reconstruction
Committee yesterday was Mr.. Thomas W
Cook, editor of the Wilmington a. O. Herdh,
who submitted some important testimony
his policy, following the course which the
lamented Lincoln had already laid down for
his own guidance at the time he was assassi-
mated Mr.. Cook testiiies that, during Mr..
Lincoln's stay i'll Richmond, when he visited
that city Immediately after the evacuation,
the President did enter into negotiations with
the rebels with an ultimate view TO peace; and
that he held two interviews with Judge camp
bell, then the rebel assistant secretary OF war,
at the second of which, i'll the caDin Oh the
steamer Malvern, Admiral Porter 5 nag snip,
he handed TO Judge Campbell written memo
randum containing propositions Tor peace.
This document was unaddressed, ana without
date or signature; but IL was IN MT Lincoln
own handwriting, and, before being delivered,
was read by Mr. Lincoln to his rebel AUDITORS,
and each of its paragraphs separately ana
extensively explained and commented on. Inc
propOsit tons. SO submitted are substantially
those embodied in the Presidents letter TO
Hon. +. +. Blair, ST., which was printed III
the time Of Mr.. Blair's visit 10 Rlchmond,
though accompanied by one or two additional
paragraphs in one of which Mr.. Lincoln une-
quiyocally promised to stay the execution Oh
the confiscation law i'll the case OF the people
of any State that should accept such terms.
This ultimatum was circulated quite Freely
among prominent secessionists Ill Richmond
ior several days, but was then suppressed 10y
o'aers from this city .--Sfdr.
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IMMlGRArlox.-We have had meeting ne'
recent,v, which we were very glad to see o'
our German and other naturali2ed ei'iHeh'
who are anxious to induce Immigrants ho'''
Europa TO seek homes in this State. Inc SUP
ice, of immigration is attracting genera ~
,spti,n MIR. SEWARD has written letter 70
Representative WAsHBuRNE, OF ILLINOIS, oha'l
man of the Committee on Commerce, IN regard
TO our laws on the subject He desires 10 nave
the immigrants better protected. me o'i' i,
proposes contemplates the establishment, oi
a,,;ar.r+ offices at Boston New Orleans, san
Francisco, Baltimore, and Philadelphia WIN
superintendent. The necessity OF su'' w.
f,ces rs to each of these points, is fully can
vassed With reference TO New oriea''S' ~ ie
stated that six millions OF acres VI pun
lands invite emigrants to Louisiana. ana we
wiu add. with reference to Virginia, what MI
SEWARD or any one else may safely say 'h''
there is no region that should be more a''i''
two 10 emicrants in the whole of America.
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w.~..,.s Gar RAILROAD CoArASf'-ine
,S.,aars meeting at Alexandria has al
;"urned. They determined to borrow tweIve
nmndred and fifty thousand dollars to aceep'
the new charter /; to invite the operauon
Of the Valley, the Winchester, and the bai.'
more and Ohio Railroad Companies IN inc
Of road from Winchester 10
Strasburg and to repair thoroughly 'her
road from Strasburg to Alexandria even H. III
order to get the necessary funds, they hao 10
sell ont to the Baltimore Company their ROAD
and its franchises between Strasbnrg ana
Harrisonburg. T.. G. MARSHALL. ESQ., was
re- elected president. b. IL. LAMBERT ana l.
A RRrwIs were elected directors. The next
meet;ne Is TO be held on the 9TH OF next NO
har
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CO-PARTNERSlliP.- The uhder''Sne"
have this day formed n co-parth'rshar "I''t "a
,,,,,a' AMI stvIn If WATKINS, COTTRELL CO.,
far ,ba nurposc of conducting the importing an"
general .,.,,,- ,,r-.1vrSc
HARDWARE AND SADDLERl BUSINESS
in ali its branches wholesale and retail anu nav
taken the large and commodions store NO. -"
Main street, where We will he pleased 10 see o,',
friends and the public generally. We "oul"
cspociallv invite the friends and customers oi the
late firm of smith, Rhodes Co.
We will endeavor to keep fun ana aura'".'
stock of goods and hope by strict attention 10 o"S'
ness 10 merit a share OF the public patronage.
claiborne WATKINS,
formerly with Smith, Rhodes 20.
,,,ile 1<se. o. l.. COTTRELL.
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SrRIKEs.-Strikes are occurring everywhere
In New York even the ar-driVers nave struck'
and the street cars were not running lof seNe
raj hours, very much to the inconvenience VI
the people. Some of the lines were suspended
for a whole day. There have been strikes Oh
painters and iron moulders and various olher
trades. These signs generally mark great
changes in the financial matters OF the
country. Whether they grow worse or oetter'
on either turn the strikers are on hand. Ihey
strike for more on the rise, and against less on
the fall
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GENERAL GRANT TURNED lEHC.-We noticed
a few days since that General GRANT was
fined for fast driving III Washington, and we
now learn that the General promptly appeared
before the Justice and paid the fine. lie has
greatly mended his speed since his journey
from the Rapid Ann TO Richmond! We are
rather pleased 1T this, since we nominated the
General for the Presidency; but should he
attach himself to the radicals, lie will be 4
dead cock in the pit; and dead cock is us
dead a bird rs Il dead duck,
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SECOND OPENING

SPRING DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, SC,
a, the old established store "l
JULIUS STRAUS CO.,
told number, l'o; new number, '3o)
EpnAp STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SMITH, HbAt
DOOR To Canoes BAKERY.
Our second grand opening of SPRING pEi
GOODs-forcign and domestic--as well as our nm
,rou.e stock of MILLINERY, will take place on
MONDAY. April 10Th. our friends and the pnpnc
in general. who are in want of cheap and desirable
Goods and look To their interest, would do wei /"
give Us Il call.
JULIUS STRAUS & CO., $50 Broad,
between Fifth aud Sixth streets"
anla-3t next door 10 Canoe ; Bakery
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
PLANTATION BITTERs BY TIE

MITE Massrs. p. II. DRAKE & co. last year sold
aaarI,. ,,ro million bottles Of PLANTATION BIT
TPpS Allowing twelve inches to the bottle SET
/, a continuous line. they would extend three nun,
,roa and seventy nine miles. What nauoh oi
tnr,l;d. ,vs are Just think of stream hlee
inches souare, extending from New iork TO b"i-
r,lo. being swallowed by human stomachS III +"
single wear. Yet people appear to thrive uhart IT,
and repeat with pleasure. We are inclined to'
DR.KE & co. are entitled to the perS'ininon7
rir, J., PLANTATION, s. T.-lS6l-N. ap TT
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surBIDGOOD Il RILEY,

RETBIDGOOD n RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pooEsELLERS AND STATIC EkS ;
III MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand complete STOCK Vi
ccuoor AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RAT ES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our stock
before purchasing Orders promptly attended to.
,obot g. &R.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sH REGNAULT Il co.

ng- REGNAULT CO.,
AUCTIONEERs, &c.
Nos. ss2 AND s3l MAIN STREET, BETWEEN hi"Hrh
AND NINTH.
PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
SALES AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
THE CLOSING OUT OF STOCKS
CARGoEs, &c.
TERMS Moderate. ,., ,pcr.uJT
ap Sim "lhhiA" :" ~
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GENERAL CONFERENCE PREACHING. KEYS
Drs. EDWARDS and DoGGETT, of this city, were
announced to preach in the First Presbyterian
Church of New Orleans last Sunday. Rev.
L. RossER, of this district, At the Fourth
Presbyterian Bishop EARLY at the German
Church on Dryades street and DIR. DEEMS al
Coliseum Place. Among the numerous names
mentioned, we see no other well known here
announced for the pulpit that day.
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DIED,

On Thursdav morning last, In the seventh -slNth
,ear of her age, Mrs. CATHERINE ADJUST "l''
d ue r fnrnera1 will take place TOMORROW Sun
iay9 MORNING, AT IL o'clock, from centenary
church. ,..u.,r Ala c,r,ilv-ara
.espcctiully invited 10 attend.
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MARRIED..

IN "Wednesday, April 18th, at Sycamore Church,
hv nr w II. Ho,,son, FRANK J. NASH, of Mobile,
TO NELIIEA. CLEMsIITT of this city.
Suddenly, AT Tranquilla, Madison comfy, VIZ
ginia, on the 25th OF March, Mrs. FANNs 4 \
SUFpUERD daughter Of the late Francis Madl-
CON and wife of Thompson Shepherd. Mrs. shep-
herd was with one exception, the last surviving
niece Of President Madison.
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70 TILE PUBLIC
April =? l>o''

TO TIE TT blu.
have thi. day mad" Il business Arrangement
with Nessrs. WATKINS, COTTREIL CO., and
would respectfully solicit III" patronage OF my
fi,,l, and the customers of the late firm "t Rhodes,
Wilson 4 Hurt.
From my long experience i'll the hardware trade
feel confident that can give entire Satisfaction
to all who may favor me with call. .,,
aul.-at Respectfully, w > h'hi'
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"A SOUTHERN MINISTER FOR New \ ORH.-A
correspondent of the tt"fTot Presbyterian, VIII
ting from the great metropolis, asks for an able
and Jealous minister to be sent thithcr to look
after numbers of Christians of that denoml-
nation who have recently gone toreSide there.
The proposition is favorably received, and
is commended by some leading northern edl-
tors of the religious press. Ii Is proposed TO
diyest the scheme of all sectional bias.
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
BY Regnault Co, Anctioneers,
Mt, street between Eighth and Ninth.

BY Regnault Co, Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w THIS Saturday. MORNING At ss 10 O'Clock,
w sINTTT JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
COTTAGE and other BEDSTEADS,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS.
" ARR E-TOP ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLES,
OAK and WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES,
wARDROBES,
TIN SAFES, ,,r,crs
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CHINA PRESS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, n,o, ,,,,,,s
BED LOUNGES,
MIRRORS, ,.
DAMhsK WINDOW CURTAINS,
CROCkERY WARE in great variety,
One splendid SILVER-PLATED COFFEE uRN,
one splendid sILvER-PLATED ICE BOWL,
Superior BLACK Inn, ,u,~y
Twenty cases superior OLD Rye WHlskl,
one barrel superior OLD RYE WHISKY,
with general assortment Of MERCHAN DlsE.
REGNAULT co.,
ap l6-lt Ancloneers, ac
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KEY. Il. 5. OSBORNE, LII. D., formerly Of
hanover; county, Virginia, and Rev. George
Junkin, d. d., formerly professor of Wash
ington College, Lexington, Virginia, have re-
Gently been appointed professors in the La
fayette College at Easton, Pennsylvania. -Cea.
tYal Prsstvtsrtan.
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TIE BALrIMoRE FAlR.-The pan Oh uis'i'-
bution for the proceeds OF this noble ehoit III
behalf of the suffering people of the South mas
not vet been arranged in all its details Inc
directors have awaited themselves OF couhSel
from leading men familiar with the wants Oh
orr p,ople. and seem determined to use the
sum at their disposal in the way 10 40 INC
most good to those who are really needy
The most important and delicate part Oh
their undertaking will be 10 devise some sure
scheme bv which the middle class OF people,
who are really the greatest sufferers may u
reached
These people are not the benciclarieS oil our
humane associations. Their wants are known
only TO a few friends. Their name Is legion
MANY of them We're once the most liberal sup
norters of all our benevolent socleileS' Ill
some of these families there is no man 10 1T
bor. MANY of them We're dependent formerly
upon stocks which are now worthless, OF 'le
income from 4 kind of property which Is pro
nerty no more If the directors OF the fthuS
in question will place q portion OF them Ill the
hands of men and women OF unimpeachaple
integrity and great wisdom and prudence, LOT
the relief of this sort Of people, they VIII nc
complish much towards real relief.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


PURSUANT TO \ DECREE entered
/ vthn Court of Hastings for the CITY OF Ken.
moni. on the sth of December, 300, In To" SHlt q
"Swann and other. IS. Schemerhorn and other
iSf6 n half ast 1 o'clock, L. NJ, sell, upon III
pren, Il. ' the House and LOT on Jacks street
between First street and Brook ayesqe in the r''y
of Richmond, of which Maria w henhlHs q,r4i
int~sta,e,l in the bill and proceeding mentioned
upon the following terms: One-third cash, on,
thirI on credit Of six months, and the remaining
tLiri IN a credit of twelve months, with Interest
on the deferred payments from the day OF "a"
Negotiable notes will be required Tor the d-irfT,'
uwiiILaId iii the whole purchase money be- I'd
and e a conveyance be rected by the Court I'll.
purchaser may pay the whole purchase none! u
The residence is Il desirable one for SAA.
family. II hoMhhSS ., e.
""'' ap l2-td,
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WAsHISGroN COLLEGE. IENISGr"S, Waive
learn from the Ctntlul Presbyterian that =" the
-. Board of Trustees of this institution VIII
"meet on Thursday, the 26th day OF AprIl
"next, for the purpose Of filling the following
chairs, viz: Mental and Moral Science
Experimental Philosophy and Practical Me
;. chanics-cndowcd by CYErs IL. McCoRMicN,
" Esq
The first named Of these professors VIII be
the chaplain of the institution, than which no
position in connection with the college Is
more important. We have reason TO Nno"
that the religious instruction Of the Young
men is 4 subject that lies near the heart "I the
distinguished President; ANA III tn" selection
of the man for a place of such Importance rs
this professorship and chaplaincy will involve,
he and the trustees will rise aboN" every con :
sideration of sectarian partiallty.
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by Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Main street, live doors above Spotswood ho'e''

r EASEHOLD OF \ VAIL ABLl
BUSINESS STAND, on SOUTH SIDE BRoAp,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SIREhls, -, -
/ O. clock, P NJ, We will sell the STORE No. ~ ~
and LEASE situated az above, just bniit, In one "
the best locations in the city fora retail Dnslhes
Persons wishing one of the best stands III 'hs g..
should not fail to attend the sale.
TERMS: At sale. .r.
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rlz- THE PETROLEUM vAPOR COOKING

ne THE PETROLEUM. VAPOR COOKING
STOVE-THE MOST USEFUL INVENTION Or
THE AGE-Having been appointed Agents lor thio
State, we respectfully ask the attention Oh inc
public to this STOVE, confident that it only needs 10
no .onr IA he arprecated II is simple in construc-
ton, cIcanlv. perfectly safe, and easily managed
and kept in order. 1t is PERFECTLY and ENTlkkLl
FREE from DOOR, SMOKE, DUST, or ASHES. Inc hed.
is intense and uniform and can be applied 10 All
kinds Of cooking the work being better done IMAM
by an ordinary cooking stove, and at much less
expense. H.,
Ir - NOT LAMP, but generates GAS from the -
rRoLErM. which ii afterwards consumes
We GUARANTEE every stove a,,.l
We arc also agents for the UNION W AShlNo
u,CuINE-univcrsaIlv admitted to be the best in
use. Ahhi"'A' - -
NH - If No IL Fifteenth street.
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p,xvrxa-uorsE OF WILLIAM b. IssAACs CO.,
oANNi>'- "'''D goth March, 1866.
ne NOTICE.-We are prepared to issue viz
GINA REGISTERED BONDS in sums OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS and its multiple for the
COUNTERSIGNED NOTES of the
BANK OF SCOTTSVILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PHILIPPE,
BANK OF HOWARDSNlLLE,
MONTICELLO BANK.
NH 2S-lm "M. 10 lSAAoo w.
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B2~ COMPREHENSIVE.
The Undersigned having formed co-par'nel-
ship, for the purpose of conducting
4 WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse OH
Cary street second door below Pearl, are no"
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention Of the
trsda HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN B. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH 1ats Z. T. FOSTER.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THE VERY ATTRACTIVE AM Tas
i DEsIRABLY LOCATED FARM Sar % yI nF,
PLANK ROAD, CALLED SHARON, FoUK, aILSy.
WEST OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING OH ;E9 ~. n
DKED AND ONE ACRES; T0GE THER rnps az
TIE Personal EFFECTS THEREON; tV Mki la
AT AUCTION.-At the request OF aT. nia VIZ
Cendcnng devisee OF the late John Sl"m ,n,ai.e
deceased we shall sell at auction, on the prrh,'p
on MoNbAY the 18th Ag1ri a i,"S a hT1TRaCTyE
FARM located as above, containing ONE NJ.
DRED AND ONE ACRES OF which Sixty as' tory.
one acres being heavily set IN onsin" MAJ !, u
of oak and pine The impr9ysment, , conn, -four
most new COTTAGE DWELLING s9n IAN si,sbir
rooms large house for servants Sooa oar nar
Nc There has been seeded forty ,nvs 40, al
some clover and the usual garden seed. = ,gTs
the EARNING yy IMpL LEN NTh t ons HORSE SSSFss
CORN, OATS. and HAY, parcel Of the h''
HOLD FURNITURE, and some PIGS. balance L.
TERMS For the land one.thira ,asp ,'n,@re.t,
one and two wears for bonds bsarihs nv. nv s.is,y
cured by trust deed For ths Pss,pp 70 paid ~
terms al sale. The taxes for this yen. - -
The purchaser. Possession given a, 11nmrrps0y.
hahhiso'' Auctione.f,.