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h U RE AU OF ORDN NJ E.
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT, l
WASHINGTON CITY, February 49, 1866.
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVY
YARD, PORTSMOUTH, n. I'll.
There will be sold TO the highest bidders at Public
Auction, at noon, the 18th day of April by the
Ordnance Officer at tie Portsmouth Navy Yard N.
II one hundred and eiGhty-fve thousand nine hun.
dred and sixty nine (1S5969) pounds NAVY POW
DER, as 1ollws:--
$4,000 pounds Cannon Powder.
29219 &" Rife
25l50 &" Nusket
These Powders viii Le divided INTO lots OF one
hundred barrels each
lelms, one-haf cash in Government funds and
the remainder on the removal of the Powders, tor
" hIch q reasonable time but not more than thirty
days will be allowed, the purchasers, however,
10 make every eXerton TO remove the Powders
II. A. WISE.
8 thm12t Chief OF Bureau.
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hight upon the subject. And by those from
jefferson We Judge the returns from the
other counties. Err uno disco omnes.


H Mr.. HAMILTON writes to the New York
World apropos Of the Hollywood demon
stration;-I I.fa
eff the mere exhibition Of love and re.
spcct for their departed kindred he held
against the southern people as proof OF IN.
cipient disloyalty and defiance, then let
every northern tyrant who would deny
them this last poor and only boon remain
ing, understand once for always that they
must annihilate every man, woman, and
child in the south before they can claim
that despotic hold upon their conscicnccS
Not while life remains will southern men
and women cease to cling to those natural
affections for the graves of their loved ones
which all civilization sanctions and ap.
proves, which are recognized by contend
ing armies even in the widest fury OF the
| battle field, and which are more or less re-
spcctcd even among all untutored sa'
| wages"
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ST.. LOUIS, MAY sl.-Rcv. William Fer
ruson. commissioner from the GAINESVILLE
UOhio) Prcsbytcry, was expelled from the
old School Assembly to-day for writing
an offensive letter to the Ohio Statesman,
and for which he could make no satisfactory
explanation.
This is the worst case of the kind that mas
ever occurred. The motion for expulsion
was made by DR.. krcbs.
Drs. West and Boardman spoke In Iile
Louisville Presbytcry case to-day. Inc
Assembly decided to take final vote on
the above case at o'clock tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The resolution OF
the committee and the amendment OF Ut.
Humphrey were laid on the table by mo-
ton of DR.. Thomas, and the substitute oil
DR.. Gurlcy taken up and passed by vote
of LOG to 81. This substitute condemns
the declaration and testimony as a SANDER
arainst the church: schiSmatlcal III us
character, and its adoption by any ch'lrch
court is declared an act of rebellion against
the authority Of the General Assembly.
IL summons all the signers OF the dcclara-
ton and all the members OF the frcSDy-
tcrv who voted for it to appear before the
next General Assembly to answer for their
conduct, and prohibits them from sitting
as members of any church court higher
than session until their cases are decided
it dissolvcs any presbytcry that diSregards,
this action Of the Assembly, and vests all
prcsbytcry authority in such ministers and
elders of such presbytcry as adhere to the
action of the Assembly.
On motion of DR.. Momfort, those men,
bcrs excluded under this substitute were
allowed to retain their seats in the Assem-
bly, until its adjournment, which Will pro
baby take place tomorrow.
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ST. Louis, June 1.-The storage ware
house of Fireman & Co., on Elm street,
containing eight hundred bales Of cotton,
four hundred barrels Of flour, sixteen hun
drcd barrels of salt, and two hundred bales
of hay, was burned last night, and all the
contents destroyed. The loss is estimated
at four hundred thousand dollars. Wy
mans Hall, recently occupied as the Me
tropoltan Theatre, together with several
adjoining stores, was burned last night; The
loss is estimated at one hundred and nifty
thousand dollars, on which there is par
tial insurance.
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TIE INTERSTATE RAILROAD BIIL.-The
bill to regulate commercial interests be-
tween the several States has been passed
bv both Houses of Congress, and it there
fore only awaits the signature of the PreSi-
dent to become law. The following is a
COPY of the bill as it has finally passed:
Whereas the Constitution of the United
States conters upon Congress, in express
terms, the power to regulate commerce
among the several States, TO cStablishpost
roads, and to raise and support armies
therefore
BeHenacted byhe Senate and House Of Re
personalities assembled, That every railroad
company in the United States whose road
is operated by steam, its successors and as
signs. be, and is hereby, authorized to carry
upon, and over its road, boats, bridges, and
ferries, all passengers, troops, Government
supplies, mails, freight, and property, on
their way from any State TO another State,
and to receive compensation therefor, and
to connect with roads of other States so as
to form continuous lines for the transpor-
tation of the same to the place Of destina-
ton.
PROCEEDED, That this act shall not affect
any stipulations between the Government
of the United States and any railroad COM
pany for transportation or fares without
compensation, nor impair or change the
conditions imposed by the terms of any act
granting lands to any such company to aid
in the construction of its road ; nor shall
il he construed to authorize any railroad
company to build any new road, or con-
ncction with any other road, without au-
thority from the State in which such rail
road or connection may be proposed.
SECTION 2. 1nd be it FURTHER enacted,
That Congress may at any time alter,
amend, or repeal this act.
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WHAT THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY Is
TO RECEIVE FOR TRANSPORTING MONEY
Gold coin and bullion is to be transported
at one-half of cent per mile for 81 900 for
distances not over five hundred miles, and
distances exceeding five hundred miles,
one-quarter Of cent per mile per 81 900
silver coin and bullion at twice the rate
above specited-freights on coin and bull
non to be paid in coin; all other moneys,
United States treasury notes, &C., twenty
distance. &c.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The Juarez
Minister Inglesian writes that he has de-
termincd to ask Santa Anna to call ma
tional convention.
The Supreme Court refuses appeals in
the case OF Confederate notes, rcailirming
their invaidity.
At large sale of the Batturc property
to-day, enormous prices were paid, and the
bidding was spirited. 1t is the general
opinion that the growth and prosperity OF
New Orleans far exceeds all expectation.
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ma SPECIAL NOTICE.-The u"derSi

mf- SPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned as
.xec,,or Of the late p. X. White, takes pleasure
in announcing to his friends and the pnbl'c 'la' ue
has inst returned from the North with a very ST.
ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs, AND rKA-
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers at the lowest cas-" nc" - -, az.
" WIZ" ~ W 10 Main street, two doors below
~, Snn,.wooI Hotel He begs leave to state Tor
,h bnraft If thc ladies that unusual care has been
,.ton in IN, selection of all goods suitable Tor
their use in his line He has obtained the services
81 IoHy PoE. JR.. well known in the business
a',,,,,r;,v who will be pleased to see his friends
AT No slg Main street W /, hIi ~
% II, Executor of 7. X. White.
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Explosion Of u Western Steamboa'-''
Eight Persons Killed ana Large
Number Injured.

MEMPHIS, May 3l.-The Steamer Clty OF
Memphis exploded forty miles below here
this morning, tearing the forward cabin
and setting the boat on fire. She had
twenty cabin and sixty deck passengers.
About sixty are supposed to have been
lost or injured.
The City of Memphis was valued at
ninety thousand dollars, on which there is
M insurance.
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WHAT Is FoRT ERIE Fort Erie is no
fort at all, any more than Fort Lee, on the
Hudson, where certain class of pleasure.
seekers from this city go, of summers
day, to get q breath of fresh air and fine
view. Fort-nonc is there, nor has been
for the last fifty years but curious ex-
plorer of the locality easily finds the site
of one which existed in the war of 1912.
No British soldiers were found there by the
Fenians, not even solitary sentinel.-Ner
York World. .il,f u,r
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The West Virginia Elec ton.

The Wheeling InteRigence advises the
Dispatch to examine thereturns before de-
Gliding that the vote recently given in West
Virginia does not prove that the majority
of the people favor the new constitutional
amendment. We understand how these
returns were made up, and we hold them
to be as good indications of public scnti-
ment as those made by the "pipe-layers y
Of Philadelphia some years ago, or any
others authenticated by corrupt, ignorant,
malignant, and fanatical officials, such as
We know many Of the supervisors of cleo
tlons in West Virginia to be. Where
There was Intelligence, as in Ohio county,
OF public opinion which frowns down
corruption in Office, as in Hampshire, or
an honest desire to be Just, as in Wetzel,
the amendment received only minority
Of votes. But where there was nothing
but beastly ignorance and fanaticism. ss
in Preston, Monongalia, and MARSHALL or
downright corruption, as in jefferson.
Berkeley, and Morgan, or too few southern
men to face q crowd Of DULLES, as in some
of the counties already named, and others
IN different parts of the State, the amend.
,uent received whatever majority the su.
! gervisors thought 1t necessary or proper
10 make mp for it by causing the names Of
the opponents Of the measure to be stricken
either from the poll-books or from the list
made out by the registrars. A bogus
State, unconstitutionally formed, governed
by the lowest men that ever ruled a
people, and constituting despotism worse
than that Of Russia or Austria, West Vir-
gfnia Is pitiabic spectacle to the friends
Of constitutntionAl liberty.
When we know that nine tenths Of the
people Of Jefferson county are opposed to
lhe amendment, and read in the intelH-
s-esy tbst aqmajority Of the votes are re-
c''s favor Of II, we need no further
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAY.
by Psine 4 Co. Auctioneers,
/ fl0s Main street,

vRUSTEEs SALE OF A LARGE
IASD VALUABLE STOCK or GOODS =
!. as s%a q n t9s
i ~ s a';S y I !
has lately been exposes to PaDs ssle Of BOOT,
BOOT s6ofs, "s SHOES LSpits SAiTEks sLipPEklssii
and CHlLDREN,s Shoes also, HATS, sAarS Z.
BAGS E S,s 81 s.. Hf sns for .sis n
ket In the stock will be found .orpor suoIs
Mems OXFORD TIES and MD bo'hhh 'A'
Mems nB8uTroN, LASTING, and CALF CON
MI GkE EST IA iFERENCH CALF SHOES and Pa.
TENT LEATHER CATERS, ypoors
Mons HEAVY NIP and FRENCH od < E IA R6 s'
Women's EXTRA POLISH BOOTS and BALMo'
wo Rsas' EXTRA LASTING CONGRESS GAL
wom s%:s KID and MOROCCO BALMoRALs and
Mon,L women,s and Misses RUBBER SHOES !;
Boys sEwED and PEGGED GAZE s si,2Es'
Boys oXE2kRR TIA Gsl aPa and BaGaokaI
Misses Miss MOROCCO, KID, and CALF BOOTS,
Misses KID and MOROCCO SLIPPERS and
Mi.ses' POLISH BOOTS and BALM0RALs,
Misses EXTRA LASTING CONGRESS CATERS
OIL-CLOTH SATCHELS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
sOLE.LEATHER TRUNKS,
VALISES,
CALF SKINS, -
MOROCCO and LINING SKINS,
SOLE LEATHER,
BOOT WEBBING, - ,r,,,
Ladies and Misses FUR CAPES and MrFFS,
Mems and Boys CLOTH and VELVET CAPS,
E1Ladies' FRENCH, SILK, and FUR HATS,
aides and Misses VELVET and PLUSH HATS.
Mems DERBY and REsORTE HATS. IN variety ,
Mems EXTRA DRAB and BLACK FELT HATS,
Mems EXTRA SILK, FUR, and CLOTH BATS,
Mems STRAW and PANAMA HATS,
Bows HATS Of every style,
Iaiies' and Misses BALMORAL SKIRTS,
HOSE and HKLF HOSE, a large assortment
Gentiamen's and Ladies SILK and LIN I'm CAM
BRIO HANDKERCHIEF,
VELVET RIBBONS,
FRENCH CORSETS, - .,,s
SIN, GAVE, and MERINo SHIRTS and
DRAWERS,
LINEN SHIRTS,
GLOVES,
wTrH 4 LARGE STOCK OF ,,,,,
p.pIsTRAIL and DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS,
SHOW CASE,
STORE FIXTURES, &c. ..o,
Terms: For all sums under 900. cash over $500
,ivtv days' credit for approved endorsed notes.
''N'' D.'B. BRlDGFORD, Trustee"
PAINE & Co. ,Auctioneers. Je'
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAv
-
BY 0rubbs 4 Wii1isms, Anetionasrs. =
corner OF Eleventh and Main street.

MOST VALUABLE GRANITE
NL FRONT STORE, on NORTH SIDE or W.:
STREET, BETWEEN THfRTEESTH Am p naiy
TENTH, POR SALE AT AUCTION On T,!.ss
DAY, the Sh ~ June, at zo'elock g. We xn,S ".
upon the premises the 6RASiTE-rROsr sTnes
locssed ~ above, and occupied by Messr. P.InI.s.
Co. Ii has three stories and an attic sLaI I
cellar fronts twenty. four feet on Nam .,,.s n.
Rms back 10 Tobacco alley. which il ih,,. sni
wide, and is level with tie. second .,n,,y ,s"'
affordDg facilities for receiving and ha'
goods in the rear. Having also side sn,r'sIshs
Main street, the upper stories can be a.sg -
from the main floor. P"'AS
The building IL very substantial, and 4, a..
repair, aud there Il no better location for bn.s.i
In The city. SUES
Altogether, this is the most valuabls by.,,.-
property now on III. market, being conypri.r. :
The principal hotels, railroad dopots ami D. ~,
ping n.y.
Terms will be announced ut the time ~ .,i.
Purchaser to pay taxes for 1850.
GRCBBs WILLIAMS
la 1 AHgfture4r.
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THE FRENCH Troops FOR MEX, ", W.
have intelligence to the lsth-threo NY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a portion of the troops
(" Mexican Voluntecrsn) then on board
of q vessel at Trieste waiting for clear
ance. = Washington Correspondence Paila-
delphia Ledger.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. aac,ione Ger !.
Main street, five doors above spotswood hotei.
TAw LIBRA FOh .i ga IL nE yes
NV he i,h day 81 June next, commencing ~
O'clock, p NJ 4 the store Nj ao ssi as very VsIu
nearly opposite the Sp9tswo3,a, n among other
S works tn" yiRGiNiA and other REPoRIs' now
very scarce aud large number % ,bs o's Standard
valuable BOOKS, embracing M W ac ,,r of,,ce :
warss cataloyues are now ready az our v ~
IEkas; Al saio' Auctioneers.
Will he added TO our sale, ,-,
900 yOLUM rs, principally virginia BUNS NV
el'oi@'eu - GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
Auctiuneers.
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EniscoDaI Convention.

LOUISVILLE, June LIN the Episcopal
Convention to-day Rev. George Cummings
of Chicago, was elected almost unanl-
mously assistant bishop OF this diocese.
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SHIPPING.
u1HE OLD LINE UMES [ffff,,
IT'S POSITION AGAIN. ssEssfs

4S-
yTHE OLD LINE RESUMES ffff,fs
IT'S POSITION AGAIN. asss'fszza
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
''D COMPANY.
THE PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
The two new and magnificent side wheel
steamships, ,o,,cu
NIAGARA. ..CAPrA'S "o'0h'
s,p.ToG. 49, CAPTAIN KING,
are on the route again between
NEW YORK,
NORFOLK,
CITY P9IGSr' and
.teamsgh biiI are unequaled. They are in charge
Of experienced and gentlemanly cominanders,
The Pursers are Mcssrs. WILLIAM .. ana ). d, "a
SMITH natives OF this city, and well known to TIL"
'I These steamships will leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and will leave New YORK
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, arriving and
iispachng from the LrDIAN WATSON wharf,
Rockets. The hour of departure from here can %
ascertaincd at nv Office or by consulting the daily
papers of the city the days preceding the days oil
Tickets and bcrths secured either on board or
Passage, Including meals and state room, only
The patrons Of this line who may desire to in
sure can effect it at the very lowest rates.
10 It's GARRET T. WATSON, Rockets.
DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND STON.-PoWHATAN SA
STEAMBOAT COMPANY SEMI //-SsS
WEEKLY LINE-Leaves Richmond - Il
every WEDNESDAY aud SUNDAY tcxSsSss:s-rs
Leaves Baltimore every WEDNE S DAY and
SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain ROBERT
TRAvERs, will leave here at o'clock, A. VI.
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant.
Freight received MONDAY and up to o'clock,
=. NJ, TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, staerooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, So
For freight or passage apply 10 -
DAVID < WIN. CURRIE,
office at Charles T. WORKMAN Co.'S,
t. at Fifteenth street.
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BY W. b. Robins, Auctionecr.
- TpIrSTEE IN A DEED OF

As TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF
n trust IRON D. T.. Farquhar, dated August 81,
1865, At the request of the beneficiary therein
named shall proceed 10 sell AT public auction on
the premises to the highest bidder, on WEDNEs.
DAY, June I3 ls66, AT o'clock p VI. II fair, and
if not on the next fair day thereafter that certain
LOT OF LAND numbered three, In square No. w.
seventh, between VI and streets, oi Church mn,
and running back one hundred and thirty feet To
an Hey, in common, fourteen vide.
There i a small but comfortable dwelling on
the lot. -, ..,
Terms Cash as To SO much as VIII detray the
exnrn.rs Of executing the trust and 10 discharge IA
debt Of two hundred and fifty dollars with inte-
rest thereon from the 10Th Of May, la6j; the re-
added secured by deed Of trust, or tile retained.
lee w b. ROBINS, Auctionrer.
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By Grubhs & Williams, AuctioneerS,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
on MAIN STREET, FOR SALE At AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, June D. at o'clock, =. :, We
viii sell. upon the PROMISES a beautiful LOT on
the south side OF Main street, between f!r,t ana
Second streets, adjoining the residenc" al Mr. >.
\. Myers, fronting thiry-two ana three ,lua,.e.'
feet, and running back one hundred and sixty
three and one third feet.
After which will be sold LOT on the sontii
side of Main street, between Adams and Jefferson
streets fronting thirty three feet and running back
one hundred and nifty feet Ia an alley.
These Lots are well located Tor private resi-
denceS.
TERMS Made known at the time of sale.
in2 GREBRS 4 WlLLlAMS, AnCtl0nees
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NE NOAH WALKER n CO.,

pg NOAH WALKER n CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS,
III Q,3l9 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA,
keep constantly on hand large and seiect STOCK u
GENTLEMEN's AND YOUTHS CLoTHlN"
FURNISHING GOODS
from, the finest TO the lowest grades. Their Prices
are regulated by the market
AND AS Low AS IN ANY OTHER Ciih'
Additions to stock daily received from 'ne'f
Parent Manufacturing House in Baltimore
SAMPLES OF GOODS
To- select from always on hand ana
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER PRoNflhi'
GUARANTEED TO PLEASE
Special attention given the making OF
cEyTLEMEY.s SHIRTS TO ORDER.
lie ?-2tl
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ID EMOVAL. l.. L. TOWNSEND
III Bookseller, Statiouer, 81, has removed -
Fourteenth, and ext door 10 Willian i. i>a.''
Co. Z. T.. TOWNSEND, ~ Main sue
my l5-lm (Srw ~. ~.
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THE STRONG DIvoRcE CASE is again up
in New York court,
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\-OTICE.-A General Meetin" on tn'
Y Stockholders of the CLOVER HILL hAL
ROAD COMPANY will be held Al their "t'N'' ''
this city, on MONDAY, 18th June, i,''.
BY order OF the Board ~ Director
d. s. woULDRIDnE,
nay a o,aw,i Treasurer.
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NE REMOyAL.-O. H. CIALkLEI CO.,
Leather Dealers, have removed to their NEW
BUILDING, on THIRTEENTH STREET, between
Mn and Cary my l5--ts
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE NALU-

COMMISSIONER SALE OF NALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER, IN
ROCkBRl DGE COUNTY ,NA.-Pnrsuant 10 de-
cree pronounced by the Judge OF the circuit Cont
for Gockbrldgr county, on the l.th day OF april
last, in cause pending In said court, In which
John NJ. Yuilie and wife are pl:tin,ihs, and
Thomas q. Burks and others are defendants, the
undersigned commissioners. named in said decree,
will proceed to sell At public auction, on the
next the tract Of land in the bill and iings
mentioned. containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, lying In Rockbildse county,
on James river opposite Greenlee's ferry, within
two miles Of the mouth Of North river, and three
miles OF the Natural Bridge. ABOUT EIGHTY
ACRES ARE FIRST RATE BOTTOM LAND. and
the residue the finest muiatto soil. A large portion
Of the farm * in TIMBER. The tract lies well,
being southern exposure, and l. In good neigh. .
passes by the plantation, the navigation being
FOR the most part slack water, and protected on the
river side by q substantial rp-rap wall. THIS Is
TIE BEST FARM FOR SALE In THE COUNTY
OF ROCkBRIDGE. The BUILDINGS consist OF Il
large and we'll finished two-stofy BRICK and frame
dwelling, and all necessary out houses, bult only
"A few years ago, and in good condition. III desired,
the tract can be divided into two farms.
Terms Cash in hand sufficient 10 pay the ey-
penses of sale and cost Of suit, and the balance in
four equal instalments, IN one, two, three, and
four years, with interest thereon from the day oi
sale, the purchaser executing bonds with approved
personal security and the title retained IN tit tn.
whole Of the purchase IN oney IL paid.
Persons desiring To purchase are invited 70 ex'
anime the land and those desiring information
will address tho undersigned at Lexington, Va
john LETcHER, Commissioners
my la-lawsw
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LII 7TE, COFFEE, COFFEE.--One
,oEp I'd Nifty bags Rio, Lasuayra, and
G nv, e eo,sss IA f. : 10y By opRssH,w
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by Harrison, Goddin Appers"n,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE LOT AND SMALL
Y WOODEN TENEMENT on THE CANAL;
BETWEEN BYRD AND CANAL STREETS, FOX
SALE At AUCTION Will be sold At auction.
on the premises, on TUESDAY, 9Th June, ~, a.
half past p. NJ the SMALL LOT AND FRAMED
TENEMENT located a. above, now IN IN" "tcu-
nancy of Mr. John A. Francis. 1t fronts forty three
and half feet on the tow path of the canal, ana
is an excellent location for store.
Terms One-third cash, balance ~ Tour ana
EIGHT months for negotiable notes, with interest
added secured by trust deed. The taxes for this
wear 10 he paid by the pare ha-er. .,
i,o AuCtiunerrs.
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ne COLE& TURNER,
NEWS DEALERS, WING BUILDING,
Furnish the daily papers OF
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
aud WASHINGTON, -
at the places Of business ana residences ol CIV
IONS Immediately after the arrival of trains. or
I.r. lon AT their counter will insure the prompt
delivery Of any paper daily. APP
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WE WILL OFFER FOR :! SAL ad:,u AL ~
cling at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, a LARGE; sELEG l., an.
ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF GkotbRl 70
LIQUORS. FISH &c, To which the attention OF m
trade il particularly invited We cnumeratc TN
hoSshrads prime BACON SIDES,
% sacks RIO COFFEE,
10 sacks LAGUAlRA COFFEE,
~ mats JAVA COFFEE,
% barrels choice MpLASSES,
80 boxes FACTORY CHEESE, new;
Il I-che~ts and caddies superior GREEN 1 IA
: hogshsads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
10 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
Il barrels BROWN SUGAR,
80 Crews Murphy's, and Grants CANDbES,
- boxes YELLOW and BROWN SOAP,
20 barrels WHISKY,
Ia casks BRANDY,
loo eases superior CLARET WINE,
loo cases assorted Liquors,
80 dozen BRODNS,
81 dozen BUCKETS, - . ..,
% nests MARKET and CLOTHES BASKETS.
80 barrels aud half barrels HERRlNOS,
with good assortment of
WRAPPING PAPER,
PEPPER, SAL. SODA,
TWlNE, SPICES, INDIGO.
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO.,
ia2 li?i date 6s) Main street.