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Virginia Manufac turing.

Mr.. SwINTON, whose letters we have al
ludcd to, made some interesting obServa-
tions on the country between Lynchburg
and Lexington, along the rivers travcrsed
by the canal packet. In introducing the
subject of the adaptability of Virginia,
and especially of the locality which was
Immediately on the line Of his route, to
manufacturing, he speaks of q converse
ton he had with Mr.. FRANCIS B. DEANE.
We make the following extract from his
letter:
'sHe (Mr. Deane) estimates that there are
already 81 ,OOO, 900 of Northern money placed
III mining and manufacturing operations i'll
the State and he especially called my atten-
ton to two extensive establishments which l
should see in process of erection on the line of
the canal. The first OF these (for took heed
rs / passed. is q large rolling mill which is
being put up by a Pennsylvania company.
The site of the work is four miles above
Lynchburg, and / noticed q numerous party
of workmen engaged in its construction. The
foundation, l observed, was already laid, and
the brick for the building (brick made from an
excellent clay bank in this hill by the road
sidel was being burned in kilns on the spot.
The other, a rolling mill and 4 nail factory,
is the enterprise of 4 wheeling company, who
have chosen an eligible location on the canal
four miles above the first; they are now pre-
pairing TO begin work. Both these manutac-
tories will draw their fuel and their iron
(which is of prime quality and OF wonderful
tensile strength from their immediate
vicinity and l have not the shadow Of
doubt that the investment will be
| found in the highest degree profitable.
| Each Of these establishments will employ
| about two hundred worknien; and as the IA
bricaton Of iron, unlike many other industries
| (as, for instance, the manufacture of wood or
wool or tobacco,) which employ apprentices
and women, requies the services of able. bo-
| died men, and us such are commonly men OF
| family it is estimated that each OF these esta-
blishments will support directly or indirectly
| one thousand persons-a capital nucleus OF q
| thriving town. II is pleasant, after the E5rce
! hostilities OF the war, thus 10 find northern
| wealth coming i'll and giving the industrial
| initiative TO the South and from the spirit
| that see manifested, 1 have 10 doubt that i'll
| time much more will come and, what is more
| important, that q great deal OF native capital
| and the energies Of many of the young men OF
| the South Will be led into the same channel
Our Virginia friends viii find, when they
| thought all was lost in the wreck OF their old
and false industrial system, that Providence
has reserved for them far better things than
those they mourned liz the losing"
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Japan.

The news from Japan shows that that
remarkable nation will not pursue the po-
Icy Of isolation. The ports of Osaca and
Hiogo are to be opened fully and fairly to
foreign trade, and large districts of land
adjoining them will be appropriated to the
residences Of foreigners. At Osaca the ter
ritory thus allotted is mile wide of water
front, and extends four miles back into the
interior. Yeddo, it is reported, will also
be opened very soon. So that all the prin-
cipal ports will thus be thrown open to
foreign trade. These facts are ascertained
through conference between the foreign
ministers to japan and the Tycoon, held
at Ossca. The ministers were received
with oriental splendor, and the Tycoon
displayed liberal spirit and policy. This
ruler aceeded TO power last year, and is
much more friendly to foreigners than his
predecessor. His brother is now at the
Paris exhibition. Foreign commerce is
increasing very rapidly in Japan. The
export trade in British vessels rose from
sS,94i,4o4 in 1864 to SIC, lS6,S23 in 1866,
ana IN other foreign vessels from s6SO,Sls
10 2,3O3, 4O7.
Inc Tycoon expressed himself gratiaed
at the establishment of the new steamship
line between America and Japan. So this
remarkable country is in advance of the
eastern nations in enterprise and in com.
norGe with the world. Railroads, tele-
sraphs' churches, schools, and newspapers
oeelh 70 appear In the European settle
ments' and will soon spread through the
country. II seems to be quite fitting that
ne, .er most alert and agile representative in
"All Right" W halaeo
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nn- RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY.


Those In want OF well.made, durable ThUNhs
can get their supply at factory prices, and at the
same time encourage HOME ENTERPRISE. We
keen good assortment OF our own make on hand,
and make to order such styles as the purchaser
NAV desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than in the North, aud materials Just as cheap as
In the North The freight and drayage on ordi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece;
40 we save the profit that the northern manufactu.
rsr makes and the cost Of freight and drayage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
LEES than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
sold In this market.
REPAIRING.-We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING, when, with small outlay, you can save the
expense OF buying new ones; and while an old
Trunk will not look AS well as a new one, yet 1t
will be lust as strong as a new one. We also hX
LOCKS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOUTS,
SHOES and CATERS of the latest styles and best
make, made expressly for us, all widths and sizes,
which are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
No. 1873 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. 9l9 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 433 Broad street, corner OF
Fifth. jslo-ts
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s1" TO FAMILIES,

PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pare article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of 81. so per gallon
Determined to keep pace with the age In my bu-
siness, and to my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything In my line at the
smallest profit have this day reduced the price
of my ,,,,
to $3.50 per gallon. and respectfully invite the at
tention of families, parties, pie mics, etc, to this
reduction, with the assurance that all orders will
be filed with promptness and fidelity.
Send in your orders to
HOS south side OF Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
lie 3-2m
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BY Harrison. Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

FRAMED TEN EMFNT, ON THE
4 EAST LINE OF NINTH BETWEEN BYRD
AND ARCH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request of Mr.. Richard S,eel We shall sell
at auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
l9,h of June, 1867. at o'clock P NJ, the Fra MED
TEN EMEST located as above, now occupied ny a
rooms and garrett and in rear there is good sta
be and the lot is well enclosed.
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed The taxes and insurance
for 1867 10 be paid by the purchaser. .
ia II 6uciiOneers.
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DIED,

Tuesday, 18Th instant, at ten minutes to o'clock
P. M, WILLIAM H. YoNs, in the thirty. seventh
year OF his age.
n.s funeral will take place from The First Pres.
byteriau (Dt. Moores) church THURSDAY Az
TERNOON at 4 o'clock.
On the morning Of the 18th OF June, 1857, at the
residence of her grandfather, Captain George W !.
Allen, Church Hill, LIZZIE ALLEN. only child
Of Thomas and jeanne Potts; aged seven months
and SIX days.
The funeral will take place from the house at
halt. past 4 p. NJ. TODAY. Friends Of the fami.
lies are respectfully invited.
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OFFICE OF THE EXAMINER, .
Richmond. lime Is. 1867.


Richmond, June Is, 1867. !
.MsSrs, Co,ca'dia d EHyson, Dispatch Gfce,
RicimoUd, Va:
Gentlemen l have the honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your note of this date, in
which you quote an extract from an article
which appeared in the Examiner this morning,
and state that you understand ii ''as chal-
lenge for n bet Of thrty-two hundred dollars
that the crcula ton of the Dispatch within
the city limits does not exceed that OF the Err
dmiHer,' and proposing that, as the proprie-
tors of the DiSputct are not betting men that
each paper shall deposit thirty-two hundred
dollars in 4 bank, and after the question Of
circulation has been decided by 4 committee,
the paper having the smaller circulation shall
pay the amount 10 the orphan asylumS III this
city.
We regret you should have so understood
our words for two reasons-one being that
you compel us to expose our inability TO put
up the money, but for the better reason that
it shows your equanmity was disturbed by
our entering the lists with You in Dragging
as to prevent YOU from understanding our
meaning. AT the sale of the good will " Of
the Times, the terms, as stated by the counsel
for the creditors and the auCtioneer, We're
No cash required, but notes At four. eight,
and twelve months" Having no knowledge
of any deviation from these terms. we as
sumed they were taken, and in the same
strain with the rest of our article, adopted rs
4 counterpart to yours to which this was n
reply, in which you boosted of having Il cir
culation larger than all the rest of the papers
in the city united, we knowing very we'll that
you Were not betting men, gave a challenge
which we thought might be accepted without
violating your principles.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
THOMAS II. WYSSE, President.
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By Z. A. J.sCloptc
By 4. A. J.7Ciopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, No. q Twelfth
street, near Franklin.

TOR SALE, THAT DESI RABL
4 TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING ON THE
SOUTH SIDE or FRANKLIN, BETWEEN TWEEN
TY.THIRD AND TWENTY FOURTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-I will offer for sale at auction on
ths premisea. on FRIDAY, the 2lst day OF Jane,
1857, AT o'clock p. NJ, that pleasantly located
two,story BRlCK DWELLING, as above described,
now in the occupancy Of William Meagher E'g',
lot The whole premises are in complete order,
and the necsssary out houses are on the lot AS
the owner intends leaving the CITY, th9 property
will be sold without reserve. Parties wfhlng 10
make a profitable Investment will hnd 1t to their
interest to attend the sale; The lot fronts twenty
raralIel lines one hundred feet TO an alley nine
feet wide.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at eight, six
teen nd twenty four months tor negotiable notes,
With interest added, and trust deed 10 secure the
deferred payments The taxes for so7 to DO paid
NV me putcLaser. (. A. J. CLOPTON,
y ~ IA huctioneer.
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BY Regnault Co., huctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
FURNITURE, MIR.
Ill RORs, BUTTER, CHEESE, &C, AT AUG;
will sell at our store "WEDNESDAY
MORNING the 10Th instant commencing st 10
O. clock an excellent assort ment Of Household Fur
niure, Mirrors; Butter, Cheese, &c, consisting In
part Of
i PARLOR SUITE Rosewood, covered with Bro
pAR f.e' SUITE (Mahogany), covered with Hair
Cloth
oM,H0GaNY MlRBLE.TOP CABINETS,
MhRBLE.TOP PIER TABLES,
MAHOGANY SlDBBOARDs,
COTTAGE BEDsTEADS,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE-SEAT ROCKERS.
OAK DINING ROOM CHAlRS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
TIN SAFES,
CHINA PRESS,
FLOOR OILCLOTH,
HAfRsnd sRU'CK MATTRESSES,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
ENGRAV1NGs,
e co0N SGf Stoves and FIXTURES,
BUTTER,
CHEESE, &c. ,cr,rrraco
ia 10 Auctioneers, &c.
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RenI Estate 1gencies.
A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"a OF LANDS IN yfRGiyIA-with A view 10
aid those in this State who have lands for sale >,
well as 10 invite industrious immigrants with capt
tai to settle in Virginia, the undersigne IA.
opened an Office In the city OF Richmond. Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary stFests
for the purpose Of negotiating for the pufchass al
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c.
Parties having lands FOR sale. and who " IN con.
tract to sell at moderate rates, at ny option gv
me sufficient time (say three or four molta1 t9
effect the same, will most likely be able 10 di.
pose Of t1eir property, II they furnish me with
fall description as 10 location. quantity, price &c
Ny acquaintance with the north ern peopl. "a ex.
tsnsiye, and with a thorough knowledge 81 the
lands in Virginia, hope to succ, Ell m giving
tire satisfaction TO both buyer and seller.
will charge 2 commission 10 the purch aser bnt
nothing TO the seller, AZ propose to cork tgr ts
purchaser, and not for the yender
| respectfully invite communication with me-
either personally or by letter; and n. upon exam.
nation the lands offered thought 10 he tesira
bic and cheap, will provide the necessary con.
ira cts aud recommend them to my northemfrisnds
using my influence and best exerti0Hs ~ effect
sales. FRANKLIN STEARNS,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Richmond. Va.
Messrs. James d. Blackwell, attorney a. law, and
4. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
ia l0--2m
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! CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

"A LkNDS.-I have formed a business connsc-
ton with Messrs. Murphey & TroUtman. Real Is
tato Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of large number 81
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will DC paid by
Pennsylvaniaus desiring to remove 10 tht7 state.
On application, IN per5on or ny mail, VIII WIN
pleasure furnish any one having land FOR sale sIe-
cite information on Inc subject.
J. b. IMBODEA, Attorney atLaw.
an cots Richmond, Va.
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Re0L Estate for Sale.

GALE OF VALUABLE Abe
y MALE Landry virtue Of u decree OF tho
Circuit Court Of AlbsIparle county, state OF VII.
ginia rendered the lst Of June, 1857, the under
Signed. appointed commit siOner by sat court, oil.
fers for tale a certain TRACT OF LAND In aid
county and State owned by tho late James y.
Rogers, and known as BLEAK House. and con-
tanning 700 ACRES.
This farm lies nine miles north 81 Charlottss'
yille in the midst Of an Intelligent community,
convenient to churches, and three m les from HY,
draulic Mills TO which boats formerly ram, and
upon the ENauua river, which bounds is south
ern side. Buck Mountain creek runs 'hroug9 u
into the river, the back water Of which form rch
alluvia deposits. which render those Mats 'u'c"p-
tible of yearly cultivation, whilst loss Is itrsy
sustatned by high water The high linG' trs
mostly similar 20 the well known Ivy Creek lands,
ami produce well tobacco, wheat, com, oats ant
grass. .,.,,,
The dwelling is prettily situated, recently bullt
OF brick, large and cOmmOdou-, with necessary
out houses. ,,-t,.,
This farm will be sold "a whole, or diviied
into two farms on one al which the bui 'dtngs ara
excellent: on toe other, small bat comfortable
about one third woodland.
Accommodating credits and liberal terms al
lowed the purchaser. m -
Address the undersigned At Charlottssvills, Va
WILLIAM q. EOGE&S,
IL l2-nod2m Commissioner.
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BY Isbell 4 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
Opposite Spotswood Hotel.

STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE
- FIXTURES, AND UNEXPIRED LEASE OF
STORE, FOR SALE At AUCTl0N.-Willb s sold at
auction on WEDNESDAY MORNING the 10th
day of June 1857, commencing IT 10 clock, at the
store Of Messrs. 4. a. Moses Brother, on tho
south side OF Marshall between fitth and Sixth
streets. the entire STOCK UF GROCERIES, con-
ssting Of the usual variety, STORE FIXTURES,
and the uneXpired LEASE of store, which tsrmi-
natss on the 3vth day OF September next
TERM5: Cash. ISBELL 4 DAVIS,
lie Is AUctiOneerS.
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SDeciaL Notices.

ne SPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting Of the
members Of the Richmond bar will be held AZ
the Hastings Court. room THIS "wednesday Az
TEBNooN at o'clock. full attendance 10 de-
.,rad je ls--lt
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g. IhL EARLIEST WHEAT.-The lot of wheat
.fo~ Georgia sold in New York on Friday
nsasisted OF only thirty bushels. phe Con-
by b"sium miller who essayed to get fame
ace mucS !" At "a per bushe1 did not sacri.
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By Z. Il. Cook, Auc,ioneer,
f,orner Goyarror and FRANKLIN streets

DARGE "LONA COMING AT
- AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 2lst instant, at
o'clock p. N will sell as she lies in tho Dock,
opposite the Richmond and York River railroad
d. not. the A No | Barge Iona COMING
50 TONS in first rate order, having been
built Of the very best material, in a workmanlike
manner o
TroL.RGE TARPAULIHS, in good order, to-
pe,her with all the necessary ropes and tackle.
TERMS Liberal ard made known at TIM OF sale
4. B. COOK, AuctiOneer.
Norfolk D1y Book please publish and sent bin
70 tbis Office. jeB
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BYE. B. Cook. Auctioneer.
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.


10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by Charles II. Wynno TO the under
Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond, and at
tho Request Il the parties interested, they viii pro-
coed 10 eel at public auction an IOEnDAh tne
oitc OF the said Wynne, on the corner OF -Four;
teenth and Main streets, al the properly conveyed
by said deed, consisting OF the following, to wit:
IN TIE PRESS-R0O
Tavlor's Small Cylinder Presses, SiXis inches
these Presses have been in use but a short
| Adams new patent Book Press, "lXi3l inches;
Adams new patent Book Pre- Pres -; 2 III inches
| Gordon job Press, llXli inches;
1 Gordon Card Press;
No. . Imperial Washington Hand Press.
These Presses have been well kept aud ara IN eX-
cellcnt order, aud will do frot-class Book and Job
work.
1 Hoes Paper Cutter,
l Rugglcs Card Gutter,
i've horsS Steam Engine, With Boiler, Shaft ig,
fuileys, Steam Pipe &c with Roller monldS:
PgreT Boards, &c, We, and all the nlture of
apress-room.
IN THE COMPOSING ROOM.
very heavy font; OF the following Types:
Small Pic., Long Primer,
Bourgeoise, Brewer,
Nourdrail, Agate.
TogSSiher with large supplies OF
G%iIeys, Hctsl Furniture,
thasss, Font Cabinets,
Stands, Cases,
and everything necessary for the printing ofbOoks
and new papers on an extensive scale.
THE JOB OFFICE
embraces hundreds of fonts OF JOB TYPE, inclu-
ding most OF tde new styles which have been
issued from the founcries since the war, together
with Racks, Cabinets, Rules, Slugs. Leads, and in
TACT every requirement for frst.c class Job Print
ing Office.
TERMS OF SALE Sums of 800 and less, cash +;
over that amount, one fourth cash balance on
two. four, and six months credit, with approved
endorsed negotiable notes. interest added.
WILLIAM Il. ISAhCS, tTr,.ta.e
10 l5-tds JOHN w. BRANSFORD,J
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auction Sales.
By Harrison, 9oddin Appsrson, Auet,on..,.
and Real Estate Agents.
FUTURE DAY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAJvTrrrrr
~ .H HSR hi.SHHnLf-ihpR0vsD FARM OF SIX.
BELOW RICHMOND, on THE HEw v , ppxtsS
i hOaD;-As surviving trustee In a certain dssa .,
trnst rom W lillian Robinson. daf,d lo;b IL. oi
ss"'i any recorded In Henrico Comfy Court.
lie auction. on toe premises on TresDly -, ~ pno.
OF June 1857, at oeloek ?. N, IL fair n not I'm
fret fair day thereafter, the real es,s,s nU sns
by said deed, consisting Of q TRACT or LiSb
the lands OF Messrs. George Turner Il iCi..ihS
and others. On this tract there are amo,a h,,Ts'
ings for The use Of the place. The dwelling tns,
tanning tea rooms, was plsnred by Wa1isT
west architect; Is averyshandsorne one. and 4:
covered with slate. The drawing Of the b1iiSi,a
can b, seen the Office Of the auctionesr.' Ths
Is beautiful and attractive farm and the ana IT,.
remarkably well, and has recently been limsd
TERAs Enough In cash 10 defray gexpsnss. =,
sale and to pay of bond for ST. 200 with mt
rest from the date OF the said deed az 10 re
residue OF the proceeds Of sale on such term. "a
the said Robinson shall prescribe and direct y,
In case OF his failure TO give such direction hsn
NJ such time rs the trustee, a. the hour OF sgIs
shall deem most exPedient. The taxes for 1885, to
js Is BATON NANCE, Surviving Tru,,e.
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"Gasconade."
RIcHMoyp DISPATCH OFFICE
limo IS 1867

RICHMOND DIHPATCH ofrl'h,
June Is, 1867. y
Thomas " Ir,,,,e Eso.. President Examiner Pub
iishtng Company:
Strive understand the following extract
from an article which appeared in this morn
ing's Examiner headed "Gasconade, as
challenge for bet of thirty-two hundred dol
lars that the circulation of the Dispatch, within
the city limits, does not exceed that OF the
Epuniaer:
"Still, II 1t 1.-THE Dispatch desires to expose
its own weakness, and will enter the lists
with us, we will bet the same amount OF ready
cash it paid down for the good will OF the
Times that upon n sworn statement OF circu.
lation within the city limits, 1t does not exceed
that of the Examiner.
"Come, neighbor, let us have the proof.
We are tired of mere assertion submit your
subscription list upon oath, and we VIII sun
nit the Erdmi,nr's, and, as they say III INC :
r., May the best man win
As the proprietors of the Dispatch are not
betting men, we propose that the proprietors
of the Examiner and Of the DiSpdtoh each put
s., 200 in the hands of the cashier of one OF our
banks by II o'clock tomorrow, that COM
mittee of three disintercsted citizens be Sc
lected to take before magistrate or notary
public the sworn statements of the carriers
number of the Examiner and of the D'>P"'"'
they to day delivered TO subscribers in the
city. If, upon these statements, the commit
tee decide that the Examiner has the largest
circulation, the money deposited by the Dis
patci is to be paid by the cashier to such of the
orphan asylums of this city as the committee
may select; and if they decide, that the Dis
putc1 has the largest circulation, then the
money deposited by the Examiner shall be paid
by said cashier to such OF the orphan asylums
of this city rs the committee may select.
We have TO day deposited ., 200 in the hands
of s Il. Smith, Esq. cashier of the National En-
change Bank, 10 meet the deposit of the Erdm-
iae,' Publishing Company, as you will see from
the certificate of Mr.. Smith hereon endorsed.
AS we propose to publish this correspondence
in our paper TO morrow, n prompt answer is
requested.
Respectfully, your obedient servants,
COwARDIy & ELLYsOS.
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w B. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE

w AND GENERAL AGENT, Office northwest
corner Main and Eleventh streets lin tho National
Bank Of virginia.. Richmond, Va, ives special
attention 10 the RENTING OF HOUSES and tina
COLLECTION OF RENTS. The patronage Of
fri ands aud the public solicited.
Has for sale over 200 FARMS and places in VIZ.
GINA. comprising upwards OF 1900 ACRES OF
LAND from choice 10 common, at reasonable
prices. Call and see his lists.
Is also agent for the New York Life Insurance
mutual w, Is. ROBINS, Agent.
Once northwest corner Main and
u EInranth NirCnla nlrhrlnln "a
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ByT. w. Omoh undro i Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, No 2o7
Broad street, be.ween Second and Third.

WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE.
w No 2ol Broad street between Second and
Third, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, commencing
ct 10 o'clock, variety OF FURNITURE, Dry
GOODS. GROCERIES, &c. consisting Of Bureaus,
Bedstsads, Chairs, Sofas, Marble.Top and other
An excellent assortment OF Dry Goods Boots,
Shoes, and Hats ; several Travelling Trunks,
lot of Groceries, &c. UMOHUNDRO CO.,
je l3-2t% AuCtioneerS.