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Tar srpurxr CoURr LOOKED To.-Thc

THE SUPREME Court Loohhp w. ~
National lnteliigencer says:
"Iftbc destruction bill of Congress were
brought up for decision before the Supreme
Court who does not suppose that full
henoh would declare its unconstitution-
alty in toto What true statesman or
eminent iurist anywhere in the broad land
would not so declare"
1t were an easy matter perhaps to bring
this question before the Supreme Court,
hut it would be difficult to obtain deci-
sion. If that court, in Difference to de-
moralized public opinion, withheld its de-
cision upon the test oath for twelve months
after its opinion had been formed, how
long would it withhold its decision on such
a question as this? And if there was
majority of only one in favor of the Con-
stitution in the former case, what assurance
have we that there will be majority at all
in this case9 Judge GRIER's health is SAID
70 be feeble. In his absence the court
would likely stand equally divided; for If
four Judges could be found to hold that
military courts for the trial of civilians are
constitutional tribunals, there is no reason
why four should not be expected to hold
that Congress is not bound by the Consti-
tuition at all.
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DIED.,

February %, LIZZIE LEE daughter OF William
g. aud Ellen Virginia Harvey: aged three years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of Robert Harvey,
ESQ.,, No. It's west Clay street, on SUNDAY AT
TERNooN at half-past O'Clock.
On Monday, February 18th, at the residence of
his son. In Fetterman, Taylor county, West Nir.
ginia, JAMES GARY, In the seventy third year OF
He leaves eight children and a large circle Of
friends TO mourn their loss.
February 24th, at II o'clock, in Manchester, Me-
thodist Episcopal church. His friends and those
OF his sons, K. O., NJ. t., and q. W. Gary, are In
vited TO attend without further notice.
Yesterday, CAssANDER w. MALONE, daugh-
ter OF James A. and Cassander Mahone aged ele-
ven years and ten months.
The friends of the family and Of her grandma
Their Mrs. Evans, are respectfully invited to at.
END her funeral at the First Baptist church THIS
DAY, the 23d, at half past o'clock.
After protracted illness of consumption, on
Friday they'd February, At the residence 81 her
husband, Mrs JULIA A sLEDD, wife de of of William
The funeral will Ia Ike place in Clay street church
on SUNDAY the oath instant at q O'Clock +: NJ;
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend.
AT the residence of her husband, in Franklin
county, Va, on Friday the 18TH instant in the
tfty first year of her age, Mrs; SARAH NJ, wife
of James Patterson; ESQ.,. the delegate from FRANK
Patterson left his seat in the House OF Delegates
some two weeks since to be with his wife in the
severe illness which has terminated In her death.
She was most estimable lady, ard her death pro-
duces great deal OF sorrow and distress, not alone
in the circle of her affecionate family but in wide
range of acauaintances and friends who knew so
well how TO appreciate her gentle character and
womanly virtues, which amongst her sex made her
alike an ornament and example.
At his residence, four miles north OF Someryille
Tenn on the ~ ening OF the 18th instant. Mr.. W :.
II. HoBSON, in the forty seventh year OF his age,
after very short illness.
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The Land Fund.

An erroneous impression has prevailed,
that the Agricultural College land fund
must be finally disposed Of before the I'd
of July, 1867, or forfeited. The following
is the legislation on this point
The act of Congress Of July I'd, 1852,
says in the 5th section:
"Third. Any State which may take and
claim the benefit Of the provisions of this
act shall provide within five years at
least not less than one college, as de-
scribed in the 4th section of this act, or
the grant to such State shall cease" &c.
The act of Congress of July %, 1866,
concludes thus:
Provided further, That any State which
has heretofore expressed its acceptance OF
the act herein referred to (of July 2, 1862
shall haze the period Of Jtiue gears within
which to provide at least one college as
described in the 4th section of said act,
after the time for propiding said college
according to the act Of July Q, 1862, shall
hare erpired.'
The Virginia Legislature TAT Alexan-
dria) passed an act on February 5, 1864,
expressing the acceptance by Virginia of
the benefits Of the act Of July 2, 1862.
Virginia has, therefore, until July 2,
1872, to provide such college, sc.
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The Southside Consohda ton.


The bill providing for through line Of
transportation from the Atlantic 10 the
Mississippi river, by facilitating the con.
struction Of the Cumberland Gan railroad
was on yesterday seriously damaged in tho
House of Delegates by an amendment
which was adopted, requiring that the pri
vate stockholders Of each of the four rail
road companies proposed to be consolida-
ted shall concur in the consolidation before
the consolidated company shall be organ.
lied. The original bill provided that anv
three Of these companies concurrinp NAV
establish the company and buy out the
States interest in all four. -, ,,,.
This amendment came from the friends
OF the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
ahd The debate gave the impression that
tha' railroad company will be disinclined
70 enter the consolidated corporation.
Should 1t take ny that position after this
amendment, II can defeat the cousolIda.
ton. The bill still pending In the House.
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The profits OF this concert Will pc given " 'h0
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,
to the subyoined address from the officers OF when
we call the attention OF the public:
W.. the officers Of the Southern Orphans Asso-
citation for the maintenance and education OF the
Destitute orphans OF deceased southern soldiers
and sailors earnestly solicit the sympathy and CO.
operation In our Grand Presentation Concert OF all
who desire to see the home and school !" enabled
70 receive and care for all needy who seek its
shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal TO them 10 help
W. in more extensive enterprise. IL Is the de-
sign OF the Association to erect " Home and
School" for the orphans of the South, both male
and female on an extensive scale, in the city OF
Richmond, Va. As an inducement to have he
building located there, the Common Council OF
that city have guaranteed sufficient lot Of land,
in an elevated and healthfu location, and will in
crease the quantity OF land IL needed.
1t is with confident hope in a !avora bic re-
sponse to this appeal to public which has never
yet failed 10 sustain a charitable institution, that
We have entered into al arrangement with Messrs.
L. T. PALMER & Co, No. IL Holiday street,
Baltimore, to organize a Grand Musical Presenta-
ton Concert Tor it's benefit, and earnestly SOLICIT
tho kindly aid and patronage OF the public to en-
sure its success.
[Sign5dl
MRS. J. Il. HAMMOND, President,
MEs DR.. J. B. BEAN, Vice-PreSident.
Mn8. E. A. F. MEARS, Treasurer.
Mas DR.. A. G. KIMBERLY, Cor. sec'y.
Mr. j. NJ sCHIERs, Recording secy.
DR.. A. G. KIMBERLY, Financial sec'y.
II. G. DALLAM, Esq, Counsellor.
BALTIMORE, February -, 1857.
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BY Isbel s. Davis,
Real Estate A gents and Aust5onesrs

Real Estate gents and Ausiipnesrs
cTocK OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS,
- STORE FIXTURES, LICENSE, AND noUSs-
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, At AUC-
TfON.-At the request OF iha.vQecnpsnt OF tho
house corner Of Clay and Hem fest., we.will
ssli Al auction, upon the premisN RMOsDAY the
2sth February, 1857, CONNIE ncin2. VIE o,oioek A.
M general assortment Of GkOCERlEs, Ii.
QUORs. &C., consisting in part oi
sUGAR, Brown and Crushed;
COFFEE, TEA,
MOLASSRS, WHISKY,
SOAP, CANDLES,
FLOUR, SODA,
HEARINGS, TOBACCO,
COUNTER PLATFORM SCALES, weighing
200 pounds,
FTXTURES,
LICENSE, &c.
ALSO,
: HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Mahogany PARLoR, ROCKING, and
other CHAIRS;
BUREAU.
WORKsTAND,
BEDsTEADS,
MATTRESSES,
IOORIYG-GLASS, large sire;
SAFES, Sc, SC.
The HOUSE. wnichi Is ample for tho aceou moIa:
ton of large. size family, well az good Sand
for retail grocery business. may b. rented pri-
vately. lSbbLL BAN =,
IL ~ Auctioneers.
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SHIPPING.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
AND BOSTON -POWHATAN % EcJ1s a
STEaMBOAT COMPANY.-TRI- 49,
WEEKLY LINE. Leaves Richmond sssx--1sxzSl
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SUnDAl /.
The steamer PETERSBURG, ROBERT TRAvRRs,
will leave here SUNDAY at o'clock 4. NJ
Freight received up to O'Clock L. VI. sAIuh-
DAY. 49, -. ..,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage Including meals), 80.
State rooms, 81.
For freight or passage apply to ,,,,n,p
Office at Charles T. Worth am Co.'S. Fifteenth
street. 'o----t
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If 1t cannot get through without this
amendment, we think It should be-passed
with It. There are very strong reasons for
desiring the completion Of the Cumberland
Gan road, which opens such grand field
IN the West to our railroads--and terms
may be made with the Virginia and Ten
nessee road with view to this great oD'
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HOLDEN doesn't like the new reconstruc-
ton bill. All of the loyalists whose chances
to get Office have thus disappeared oppose
the measure. 1t suits them not. They
desired to see every white man except
themselves DISTINGUISHED.
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rREAT SPRING SALE OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEwELRY, MUSICAL BOXES,
sILyERwARE,
DRY GOODS, SC, &c.
DRY GOODS, SC, &c.

HOLLAND & co. beg 10 announce 10 the CIT! !,,
zens of Virginia that their GREAT SALE WI.
on WEDNESDAY the Goth instant, u
their branch, No. 70 Main street. Rlch mona Va
where they will offer great variety Oh '-I"aot'
and fashionable articles at
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The plan OF sale Is that found so satisfactory anu
popu,ar throughout the country, and Is IS ioio"S
Rsau,ifully executed photographs are enclosed
In envelopes and sold for twenty hve cents sssi
and with each photograph Is given CERT. a nc
naming some article IN the stocS' "hi'n S"A
had on the pay ment OF
ONE DOLLAR.
The article will be shown, and can be purenasea
or not - "a YOU please or you can nave soine
other of the same mark in its stead.
The ltock for this great sale Will De OF me mos,
desirable description, and consist OF me 3oIu anu
Silver Watches Musical Boxes elegant Portralts
of Generals K. &. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, me
dalton frame Revolvets, Double barrei Guns,
Tea and Coffee Urns, Ice Pitchers, Sugar Bowls,
Wine Holders Drinking Cups and Goelets, Lauies
COMPANIONS, Porte-Monnaies, Ladies bslnorsl
Boots and Skirts, Table Cutlery, Pocket hnlYes,
Bracelets Rings, Bosom Pins, earrings, Shains,
Slesve and Stud Buttons, Lockets &c, nc, DeslaeS
a desirable stock of Dry and Fancy GOODS, nor
Ali of these articles Will be sold for ONE DOL
LAR each. AT, &,
II cannot be too clearly understood that this Is
NOT a iottary. but bona fde sale, as every pur-
chaser gets the full value of his money.
Particular attention given to orders.
Certificates, 25 cents each hye Tor u, ele'en
for 81. III, NJ o +
DICKINSON, Of this city, who Will nave the ca
elusive control and management Oh THIS orahen'
fe COW
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AI1rrrMJ sAIrs-TryTuRE DAY.
By Regnauit q Co.. Auetioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

BY Regnauit q Co.. Auetioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
FURNITURE, DO, AT AUCTION
We viii sell Mt our store THIS lsatn,dsy)
MORNING, 23d instant comm enctDg At 10 o cloe X,
MsHOG Any and WALNUT CABINETS and
MAHSSASY WARDRoBEs and SIDE
BOARDS,
MAUDGINY DINING TABLES,
CRIBs ami MATTRESSES, .
NEW hair and STUCK MATTREssEc,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS.
cafNfEa. S and ROCKING CHAIRS.
TIN SAFES,
6PPICE sT6vEs,
CASslMERES,
SHOES &C.,
SUPERIOR CLOCK, suitable for church or
hotel;
with many other useful articles.
fea3 REGNAULT q CO., Auctioneer.
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NEW. ID. BLAIR & CO., AT THE CORNER
OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS, have just re-
ceived large supplyof
LEE PERKINS, CELEBRATED WORCESTER
SAUCE,
CROSS & BLACKWELLS ENGLISH PlChLES,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
GENUINE ITALIAN MACAROEI,
and a general assortment OF FINE FAMILY GRO
CERES.
We also call special attention to our supply OF
superior FRENCH WEYMOUTH CORDIAL.
ia 3l-eodts
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The World, the Times, and the Herald,
of New York, all seem to be pleased that
the reconstruction bill has been passed
by Congress.
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sN PRIME OLD WHISKY.-we have just
received q LOT of
VERY OLD and SUPERIOR WHISKY,
which we offer to our trade with perfect confidence
in its giving unqualified satisfaction.
w. d. BLAIR & CO.,
ia 3l-eodts corner Ninth and Main streets.
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TRUSTEES.

lkN HlEES'
Mrs. E. A. F. MEARS, Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. j. N. SCHIERs, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. J l.. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. w. L. BOST0CK, Baltimore, Nd.
MRS. A. HAWKINS, Baltimore, Md.
MRs. DR.. a. G. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
Mas CHARLES MCCUBBIN, Baltimore, Nd.
MgssRs. Hon. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
MEssRs. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. THOMAS BEANCH, Richmond, Va.
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BY James n. Taylor q Son. Auctionesrs.
Orics opposite spotswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
" LUABLg RESIDENCE AND VACANT LOT
a TH s S isgTTERs seF 81 E WTa
STEET.-ln prgsu2nce % decree entered on ne
Slh day OF Nbrpaxy. 1887, by the Hastings Courto
the city OF RixtU0nd. held by the judge hsrs9t
Ia tn suit Of Htfd and others agsinst Fhorntops
were appointed special commissioner ny said de.
cree for that purpose, Will, on AOApAi tn, -
day OF February, 1857, at hAlf-past . clock 4
II fair IL not the next fair day thereafter seu =
public auction, on the premises, 20 Tue nisnsW1
bidder, that very desirable aud Wei, loea.sa III
seized and possessed, situated IN the e4y =, h'I
mond on the south eide OF trankltn htySt, - -
Intersection with the east lice 81 EoasnsS. lhs
ground fronts sixty-six feet ana nlne nshes "
Franklin street, and runs back apontoho ouute1
and hfty feet to paved alley IN me rear we've
Ths improvements consist q a ans thres-story
RRICE DW gLLING- HOUSE, with all the modesh
improvements, A two story doabie Drlek klteh9h'
a brick stable and carriage-houss, ana al me As
cessary out houses. -, ,a...n on,iratv
or the vacant, lot adjoining tho house VIII DC OF
fered separately, as may be deemed moot sd'isa'
This j. an excellent opportunity FOR those desi-
ring hpe house, In one OF the eess iosAll!ss "a
TEEas: One. third cash; balance at nine and
eighteen months for negotisbls notes, inlsres.
added from the day OF sale title 10 DO rstAinsa
until the last payment Is made and conveyance -
ordered by the court. Taxes for 1891 10 Do P41a "
INC HgRBgRT A. CLAIBoRSg,) sc.s,al com.
BENJAMIN II. NASH. rissionsrs.
HENRY @. CANNON. . snx
Sale conducted by JAMES u. TAHOE eys'
Aucuoneers.
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Our Washington letter will be found un-
usually interesting.
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BY 0rubbs y Williams, Auetonssn,
North vest eoYnsr Of Main and Eieyeuih stree,

BY Grubbs y Williams, Auctionssn,
Northwest corner Of Main and Elevenih streets.
VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS,
AND Third STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY request Of the Representative Of Dr. Y. W.
Hancock, deceased, We viii sell ~ suetioD, on the
II O'clock +. NJ, the VERY VALUABLE LOTS
located as above described, fronting 60 feet on
Main. and running back 50 feet on Third street,
making front OF 90 feet on each street.
This property Is valuable either for the erection
Of one or more dwellings or for stores ~ that pert
some stores, and must all coon be wanted foT bust
mess purposes.
Terms: one fourth cash balance al 8, 8, and II
months, with interest, for negotiable notes, Sc
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS.
IA "a Arsioneers.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, AuctloneeEs'
North west corner Main aud Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, ON
" EpsNKrIy AND UNION STREETS, FOR
SKI y At AUCTICN.-we will sell ~ auction, On
the premises, on TUESDAY the ?tth February, g
81 o,rriock p NJ. tho valuable LOTS situated -
above described. The fret, on the norih slas 81
FRANKLIN street. below Fifteenth, = feet front,
running back l22 feet 10 an alley, adjoining lne
ths. lat fronting ~ feet on Union street, brt|"tn
Frsnklin and Grace streets, west side and raining
asr ~ he lots. between this lot aud Franklin
street. Also, a LOT 50 feet front on sixteenth
strest by 81 feet deep. These ara lots Ia an TN.
proving portion Of the city, and ought 10 aufact az
Tgeas: One. fourth cash. the balance NJ four,
eight aud twelve months Tor negoia bic ores, III
taregt added, secured by trust deed. Taxes Tor
1897 to be paid by the purchaser. ,o
Il On Auctonecrs.
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T RECURRENCE, o. p. BALDWIN
/ 4 will deliver a lecture in the lecture-room of
Broad street Methodist church TUESDAY NIGHT,
2sth instant N o'clock. Subject: FAST AND
SLOW PEOPLE"
Tickets, 81 cents. For sale at Davies Music
store. Bookstores, and Exchange Hotel. fe 23-3t
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

ILhS oI INN " i.'S'
Drplicate numbers from to 500, 900 are placed in
wheel the lrs. number when drawn ou0 draws
the highest or hrst gift the second number when
drawn out thenext highest, or second GIT, &c,
until the whole number is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the con-
cert, where COCO persons can witness 1t. com
rnittee will be chosen from the audience TO take
charge of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied with
correct list Of the awards as soon as published.
HOW 10 OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all booksellers,
druggists. music dealers, &C., where they can Dc
ob.ainsd AT OSEDoLLAR each, or in quantities at
club rates.
Circulars, containing full instructions and terms
to agents will be mailed upon the receipt Of stamp
for return postage.
Orders may be sent to us enclosing the money,
from 81 TO s25, In registered letter STAMP en-.
closedl at our risk. Larger amounts by post once
order. draft. or express, at the following club
rates:
Five tickets to one address. 50
Ten tickets to one address. 90
Twenty tickets to one address. Is 20
Fifty tickets to one address. II 90
The names Of the agents will be published from
the central office.
Tickets will be supplied to agents at fifteen per
cert. discount.
Under and In pursuance Of the provisions OF the
internal revenue law, his Honor, the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof,
granted permit to the Southern Orphans Associa-
ton to hold it's Gift Concert srempt from all
charges, ,ehetisr from special tao OF other duty In
rsspec to such Gift Concert.
This 10 . protection to al Agents, and exempt
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BLOWING DONE.--I am prepared,
l At short notice, with the uneqaslled two sna
ING BY the acre or job In any klnt OF land, ana
will, AZ desired, prepare aud SEED the sAIe IN
WILLIAM STEPHENSON,
care OF George wslt, PlowmAssr,
q. An hichmond, Va.
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Tickets can be had In this city at the Musical
Exchange Of JOHN w. DAVIES Sons, Main street.
fa o3-ta
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ZINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE IN
mo comfy ~ Usnrico. ten miles from Rich
mond. containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. twenty
acres original growth, balance cleared, WIN WIN,
THREE THOUSAND FRUIT TREES OF me mos,
.slsct kind now In full bearing Of apples ana
neaches in full variety. together with large
variety Of cherries and dwarf psars. ,s
Dwelling house in good ordsr-nve roo ai
tionaTv wheat machine attached; An excellent
cider mill and presses, and well OF good wac!
In tbe ward Soil in fine state OF improvement !,
nai1bb5rhood good /: location high and healthy !;
im5Sa5 iatsly on the road leading from Richmond
20 mo nos - 80 "a he added TO IL desired will sell
=, most reasonable terms Apply to William II.
Moneure. Deputy sheriff, orto me, on tn p5smpi5es
fe 23-ts n. ". hon-, 80.
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WANTS.

TEACHER WANTED to take charge
/ OF a Masonic school in the town OF Manehes-
ter He must be qualified to give instruction IN
the Ancient and Modern Languages, hathematlcs,
and IN 9 usual Englith branches. Application may
be made by letter, addressed to the SUBSCRIBE
through box AZ Richmond post-onice, or person
aiiv vi his OFF ce in Manchester. Satisfactory re-
ference required. a. D. ~ IA Z, ~. H.,
Secretary of the Educational Committee.
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RICHMOND, January ID, 1857.
This Is to certify that William G. Webb and
wife have executed 10 US deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, Opposite Richmond,)
described in the above certificate OF Messrs. Harri
son, Gotdin & Apperson, to be held subject to the
decision of the Managers of the lakewood Memo
rial Association IN the enterprise Of said Assoeia
ton. J.. LAECksiEh, Trustees.
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RgvERETcgs
Ldeutsnant. General q. T., BEAUssaARD' He"
Orleans. go ~ n,
leans, =
Nsior GeneralJ. R. TRrsBLs, Of Baltimore.
Major. General s. B. .BucksER, New orisan''
!. b. BEAN, N. D., Baltimore.
J BALpERsros, NJ. D. baltimore.
J. 8. MORROW, Publisher, Baltimore formerly
of J. 9. Morrow Co...
J.E NIMao, Baltimore
C. M sTIBFF, Baltimore.
All orders and communications should be ad-
dressed to the CENTRAL OFFICE.
C. McKEEyER B CO.,
Baltimore;
1T PALMER & CO.,
No. u Holiday street. Baltimore
Managing Directors.
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PROPERTY FOX
Y sALE-A PARTNER WANTED;|we oner
for az Ia one-haf interest in the Middleton Mills
propertv, containing FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
the mill is of brick, six stories, situated on nhe
James River and Kanawha canal sixty nine miies
within half mile Of the feeder. 1t has three pairs
OF burrs-two for wheat and one for corn. AZ the
machinery, boiling CLOTH etc., Is new ana OF the
best quality. , ,o,,, 90
goods can be sold, being a good stand Tor couh-
good BRICK DWELLING Of five rooms, with
ali the necessary ont houses garden, ETC.. etc
To enable the owner TO pay ms d-bts, lncarre J.
take partner who would purchase hall OF II and
offers in this way great bargain. IL mis- cannot
be accomplished. will sell the Whole Apply 10
Richmond. Va.
or B. Fl. JONES, Seven Islands.
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ARGE AND wELL-LOCATED
IL BRICK TENEMENT. ON CHURCH HILL, At
n nmpNTy. sIXTH STREETS FOR sALE.-We
assr for sale the LARGE BRICK TENEMENT 10
Gated az above, recently In the occupancy 0, MT.
hricE Kitchen: we'll of water in the yard. The lot
has a front OF 40 feet and depth OF l3o feet
TO effect a speedy sale for cash great saSiins Z,
ni"'A' HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERsoN,
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