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Ofean Cleaners.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY''
THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave Pier No q North River foot Of CaBAst, Al Il O'clock
noon follows
March L-RISNG STAR, Capt W. G. Fuber connecting with
GOLDEN CITY Capt j. 7. Watkins
March lHENRY CHAUNCkY Capt A. G. Gray, connecting with
MONTANA, Capt j. Sutton.
March 2--OCEAN QUEEN Capt. I. a. HAMS connecting with
SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly.
Acpnlco those LIST and 2s
with for South Pacific PORTS LIST and 18th O Central Ane
ca and those Of lst touch at ManzAnilo
Departure OF 18th month with the line from
Panama 10 Australia and New-Zeaand
March H. 1867 will connect with the COmpsns
Colorado leave Francisco for Yokohama and Hong Kong April
g. 1861.
hundred pounds baggage allowed adult Medicines and
attendance free
passage tickets and al further information apply at the ohcs
' " wv " ~ 80 p r BABY Aren't
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER. FlTCIBrRG. NASHUA LOWELL, coz
CORD. 1HE WITH MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
he ~ and star 81
cry or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK.
New YORK daily tSundays excepted 81 O'Clock foH
Pier No 81 North River. foot of NesUst,
FOR NEW-LONDOS.
there orufnz With The Steamboat Etpe Train from the sbcse
Norsic and Worcester Boston al Worcester Worcester
snt Eashus snd New London ard Northern Railroads
For information Inquire ~
4 A.rnI nrI La Pr
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BESSETT AND THE NEGROEs.-T Herald
sticks TO its text. tits an Indifferent spec
tator of passing events, and can tender its
advice without subjecting itself to the
charge of being biassed by any sort of pre-
judces or any Of the ordinary weaknesses
of mankind. 1t processes to see in the dis
position of the southern people to be on
good terms with the negroes evidence that
these latter are really less Objectionable to
us than to the northern people, and from
this inference draws the conclusion, or
second inference, that we shall probably
beat the Radicals at their own game. I'VE
forcsee," it says, "that remarkable changes
must take place." It's advice is as follows ::
Henry \. Wise has n fine, intelligent, and
faithful servant who should be sent from the
old Dominion 10 sit by the side OF Mr.. sum
ner in the Senate and that negro friend OF
= whom Wade Hampton spoke 50 pathetically,
a noble fellow evidently, might be seated 10y
Wilson, Chandler, Sprdgue, or lfumDuil, ana
I've called 10 the chair occasionally by Ben
Wade the President of the senate. by ali
means let the South carry out the theories OF
the Radicals TO their iosicai results oy sehuine
both negro representatives, ana senators 10
Congress 1t would create an extraordinary
fermentation and reaction In the North, I'M
doublediy but what of that? The principle
is the thing Perish everything rather than
sacrifice principle"
Ye, if the South were to send negroes to
Congress, and that body should feel itself
insulted by the act, BENNETT would not
hesitate a moment to denounce us as unre-
pentant rebeN deserving the severest
ESTABLISHMENT.
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I'D ll-3t

TOR RENT. y TtWELLINu HOUSE,
y m BROAD street near Foushe". lately oc- In
cnricd ~ Mr. Z. +. BEDFORD. Also, a cool I;;;l
BRICK STABLE ana OFFICE, on bIoad &--ss
strsst TX. own as WoodsCrs stahlel. Terms
moderate. Apply 10 JOHN W. WEIGHT.
oru3i Sheriff CiIice.
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"ASorHER EpIToR GoSE."--Rev. 7. b.
Psrcs, pastor of the Third Presbyterian
church of this city, was on yesterday uni
ted in marriage to Miss CHARLOTTE 7.
ARMSTRONG, and taking "the wings OF
the morning "-that is, the morning tram
&c Washington city-ncw to northern
lands. Mr.. PRICE, we take the liberty OF
saying in his absence, is not only one OF
the most popular and useful clergymen OF
Richmond, but is an entertaining compa-
MON in the social circle, and man whose
"walk and conversation" to use a scrip
tural phrase, are calculated to render the
Christian character attractive. We still
claim him as one of the "prcss-gang." lie
not only knows how paper should be ed
tied. but knows how to edit it himself. We
congratulate both parties to this union, and
wish for them long life of happiness and
usefulness.
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SPEECH OF Hon. WALLER K. STAPLES
Our Montgomery county correspondent
gives an interesting sketch of the speech
of Hon. WALLER X. STAPLES at Christians
bnrr. It will be seen that the colored
people formed considerable part OF ms
audience. This is as it should be. Mr..
STAPLES has opened the ball in the south
vest. He will be followed by our best
speakers throughout the State, as soon as
orr farmers have planted their corn crops,
and the laborers can be spared to attend
the meetings which are to be held in the
several counties.
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Senator Wilson to Stump Virginia

Senator Wilson to Stump Virginia
Ii is announced in FoRNEY's paper that
Senator WILSON will leave Washington on
the 10th instant to address the people OF
Virginia at Richmond, Orange Courthouse,
Lynchburg, sc. We suppose he intends
to speak at other places. Would it not be
well for our people to try to make arrange
ments for discussions between Mr.. WILL
son and some speaker of conservative
opinions on these occasions 1t is to be
presumed that neither Mr.. WILSON nor his
Radical friends would object to such
mode of clicitiDg the truth. III wonid DC
treat to the people of Virginia, VINO nave
had no Democratic barbecueS, no =" mig
,,oIe-raisiprs. no Know Nothing conven-
tons. no grand political demonstrations oil
any sort, for the space of six years, to hear
once more the eloquent tones OF some OF
her own orators dcnouncing the solid but
we imagine rather prosy speeches of
Massachusetts, stumper. WISE, and SMITH,
and FLovKxoY, and GoGGIN, and MoNTA-
CUE. and LETCHER, and hundreds OF others
that we could name, would ask no better
fun than they could have in bout with
the doughty champions of the Radical
faith who may be sent down here to ill.,
struct our people in their new duties.
They cannot condescend to enter the arena
with such men as HUSSIcUTT, who, born in
the South, have sought to subject us to
humiliation aud degradation. But they
can without any compromise of principle
or sacrifice of seli.respect meet upon the
stump the chosen leaders of the Republi-
can party of the North who have merely
sided with the people of their own section,
and who honestly hold the opinions which
they proclaim. 1t is the duty OF every
good citizen to do whatever lies in his
bower TO counterfeit among the negroes the
evil influence of Radical teachings. Ii the
ucwlv-muGe voters hear none but Radl-
cal haraDgucS, and are left to infer, as they
will be ready enough 10 do, that these are
unauswerable, how can they be expected
10 vote with the whites: 1t may be an
unpleasant task, but it is one that has to
h. performed. If Mr.. WILSON should de-
ciiuc 10 "diyide time" with our speakers,
we must nevertheless see TO it that the ne
grocs are enlightened as to the unity Of
interest between them and their late mas
tgrs. We commend this subject to the
,t+ Ja nublir
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The Legisla ture.

There was no quorum present In either
House of the General Assembly on yester-
day. Speaker BALDWIN called the House
of Delegates to order at II O'Clock, when
only twenty members answered totheir
names. An adjournment took place until
IL o'clock, when the roll was again called,
and for,y-six members responded, lacking
five Of quorum. The House then adj
iourned until this morning at ii o'clock.
In the Senate, the President took the
chair at the appointed hour, and sixteen
senators were found present, lacking only
one of quorum. After the adjournment
another Senator appeared. There will
doubtless be quorum of both Houses this
morning.
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Want Of Respect for General Lee."-
Some old fogy papers of the inaction KIND
are vainly trying to ward off the force OF
General Lees expressed opinion in favor
of action by casting doubts upon the state
ments made, and accusing those who made
them of want of proper rcspcct" for the
Generals feelings. The Richmond Dis
patch is correct when it says "thc valley
Virqinian is entitled to the credit of in
forming the public upon the subject"
And the Valley Tirginian is responsible for
what it did, and is proud of it. Our in
formation was perfectly reliable, and we
gave il from conscientious conviction OF
our duty to the people. We were aware
of General Lees dislike to being noticed
by the papers, but in a crisis like the pre-
sent. when. as we honestly thought, the
welfare of our people depended on action,
we deemed it no disrespect," but an
honor to General Lee, to throw the weight
of his opinion in its favor. Every occur
renee since mas Cohulincu "o III 'hA'
opinion but if "Uncle Robert" should
happen to think we meant any "disrc-
spect," we hope he will "prefer charges"
and have us tried at once, by court COM
posed of soldiers who, with us, gave evil
dence oftheir "respect" by following and
obeying him four years. To the decision
of such men we will submit, but we most
respectfully ask to be excused from ac-
ceptipe the dictum OF gentlemen who
waited for two years after the war TO find
ont how much they respected" General
Lee, especially when his words rebukc
them for commencing the fight exactly
two years too late"
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DROBLEM FOR ALL.
Why cannot CRACKERS bs made as low and
as good here as anywhere else
Look at our pric-s: ,,
ICHMON AND DANVILLE

A liberal percentage given to merchants.
-. a In.
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A DAWN OF RETURNING SENSE AT THE
NoRTn.--An intelligent lady residing in
one OF the New England States writes to a
friend IN this city that the Democrats are
rejoicing over the result Of the Connecti-
cut elections; and that there is a dawn of
better Things, or good time coming -
she ADDS: should think the southern
"people would be disguised and dscopr-
"aged to be treated as they are"
That's sensible lady, and we take plea.
sure in recording her sentiments.
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4 large meeting of citizens was held in
Ivnchburg on Tuesday evening to recon-
slider, or consider again, the question of
railroad consolidation. Colonel R. L.
W1THERs offered set of resolutions So
lemnly protesting against the conSolida-
ton of the Norfolk and Petersburg, South
side, Virginia and Tennessee, and project
ed Cumberland Gap Railroad, as grossly
violative of the charter of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, and utterly
subvcrsive of the rights of the stockholders.
Colonel WITHERs urged the adoption of
his resolutions in a speech which is highly
spoken of by the Republican. He was re-
piled 10 by Mr.. JOHN F. SLAUGHTER, VINO
in a long speech argued in favor OF consoh-
dation. Messrs. j. W. DANIEL and JAMES
GARLAND sustained the resolutions; which,
when the vote was taken, were carried by
large majority.
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The FIRST OFFICER TORE Appo,xr,n -,
GENERAL SCHoFIELD. Tho Pcarisbpry
Gazette announces that an election for a
commissioner Of the revenue for Giles
county was to have taken place last week,
but that the election was prevented by
General ScHoFIELD's General Order. The
commissioner will therefore be appointed
By the General himself.
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BY Grubb. & Williams. Auctioneer,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL FS-
/ TATE IN THE CITY OF HICHMOSD.-In
William Mc6rane and Eliza McGrans TO the sub
scrber a. trustee, da'ed 8tn Of October, lse5 and
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court orce, be.
note secured by said d. ed, will sell at auction
upon the premises, on WEDE EsDAY. Erh OF
april AZ O'clock p. IL fair, ifnot, then on the
property conveyed by said deed, being TWO
LOfS Of GROUND situated at the northwest In
tersection OF Rockets and Elm streets, ironing
together on Rockets rect 81 feet inches, and
running back on Its east line being Elm street, -
feet inches and on 1t. west line IS feet inches
saIe and 10 discharge a noe for 1913 IS due 9TH Of
April Isss upon credit a. TO s'.2 80 until sh OF
October 1865 and the balance upon such terms OF
payment rs will be made known At the hour OF
sale Purchaser ~ pay taxes for ls6r
p. W GRUBBS, Trustee:
Gurrps e. WILLIAMS uctioneers. apll
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
-
BY Harrison, Goddin Appsron, Auet'onssr,
Banksrs, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE; LIIEg IN The CoysrY
s vi HMssp.is SUvALs app pr AND Nd Cor,
TI8UOUS THHRGrO.-By virtgs ~ deed ~
trust to the Subscriber, "a trustae. from Jseol
Seck and wifo, bearing date the ?it day Of De.
cember, 1875, recorded In Hsnrieo County Court
shall. In execution thereof proceed n sell AZ prb.
Tic auction, on the premises, on TT EsDiY the l,,h
lay OF April 1897, beginning AZ 4 o'eloek N
sisting Of three LOTS or parcels OF ground, with
tho very excellenl FRAMED DWELLING and
other appurtenances thereto belonging, formerly
owned and occupied by the late william Booth
one lot, Numbered 80. contai hing one acre one
numbered 80, containing two acres and thsrs.
naming lot, On which stands the dwelling honsa
containfng seven acres more or less the Or.
two lots lying I'm Duvar- addition sdjArsn, ~
The city; and the last, ad Joining thereto; all On The
road leading from Brook avenue 10 the land n
Iohn v ickham'- heirs. Besides the dwelling.
house there IL a large framed building, recently
erected for d'stillery, with bold spring u
water near thereto.
TgRMs: Cash as 10 sufficient s7m TO pay the
expenses Of sale and ofthe execution ~ his trast
and also to paw the sum OF VI 500 win inisrss,
rom December 81. lses, and upon A credit a. %
a. 500 ant Interest thereon from Decent CT H. lsss
20 Jnne 81 1857 and as 10 the residue, gpOn .rrh
credit "a the grantor sha dssignata. or IN dsiaa,
~ such designation, "a the undersigned shall ts
,arrnine the credit payments - bear interest rom
he dsy % sale and 10 ba Adequately secured by
lien or otherwise The taxes and Insurance FOR
mi. wear 10 De paid Ivy the ouTch ger.
ans JOHN A. BEGER, Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ny SPECIAL NOTICE.

HTsPECIAL NOTICE.
DISTRICT No. |.
OLD VIRGINIA MEYER The aaors,
HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW doopS
! w. HAMILTON,
No 1915 MAIN STREET. Opposite o., a., ,,a
urrnnnd,nV country for their very liberal patron.
sao Su,irr ,bs last ten years, and hoping to merit
az. ~ tho same, he would respectfully
y n - N ,h., bs has Just returned from the
North with a choice stock of HATS. cAps. ana
straw GOODS for men, youths, and boy, which
ha Il determined to sell at prices to suit the times
Give him a call. "P --
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JUDICIAL SALE OF n0NLS OF
INSURANCE COMPANIES

FIRE asp NHRlEE.
TUg INSURANCE. ASp SAVINGS IUarAhl
OF VIRGINIA
as removed to No. 1914 Main street, former 20.
.c%nirt bv the banking. house ~ 4 ". PuTcrll x
Co The rooms heretofore occupied ny IN. com
many 1910 Main street, second floor, sT" Tor TgAt'
anniy Al IN. new office, l2lI Main street, 10
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary or,
Il. G. WHEkRY, Jg., Assistant Secretary.
NH LIN
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On the mornirg Of the 10th instant, in tho Third
Presbyter!an church of this city, by The Rev.
George d. Armstrong, y. D., of Norfolk, Rev.
PAli.lP +. PEICE, poster Of the church, and Miss
CHARLOTTE y. Armstrong, daughter of The
Rev William J. Armstrong, D. d. No cards.
On the morning of the 10th instant, at sycamore
chnch nv Elder DR.. Hobson MIR MUSCOE g. L
METZ OF the House Of Delegates from Essex, and
MISS MhkY L. TYLER, eldest daughter ol Mr..
John Tyler, of Richmond.
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By Harrison, Goddin / Appsrson. Aue..on4sr,,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents..
,AIE OF VALUABLE HOTEL

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
- LEASE AND A LARgE STOCK 0P PUkNl.
rERE-Ry the death 81 my partner, the frfa
II D. I. Norris Co. II dissolved, And The
business Of the Monument Hotel m7,t be closed.
therefore Offer the Hn.xp.red LEASE - the hotel
for sale and I'll sell or lease with II All TIE FIR
yTTGRR in The hotel II not disposed II rI.*ats y
hefors MONDAY, April 10. I,hal Offer the property
for saIe on IN. premises. on thEt day, - oci'rs
?. NJ, by public auction. The purchas"T ~ he
lease, I am snihor zed - say, may ext'ni II a.
long a. he pieas-s, or purchase the holel upon
very liberal terms.
reference to Hessrs. Harrison. Goddin APpsr.
son mr. the snbscrib.r, r. p FMBRsOS
Surviving Partner
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TIE PUBLIC AR 4

~ NOTICE.. TIE PUBLIC ARE
warned against purchasing the TINES NJ wsraper
have a suit pending, claiming an Interest IN the
good will of the said paper and shall not cease
to prosecute that suit until obtain my rights in the
said paper.
NH 21--ts II. XIV - PNLbAhb.
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PS-The foregoing hotel IL 50 well and favor.
ably known that A minute description IL deemed
unnecessary II Is located At the corn"rof
Grace and ! inth streets, oppo-it. me Nashhs ."h
admirably well adapted for hrst cla.s hotel
ans HARRISON GODpIs hPPbRnoN.
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DIED.

.,Io,,sa Courthouse, Va, az 70 O'Clock ~,
Anil . ise7 Mrs PATRICK RILEY, sister OF
Bryan, Thomas and John Riley, in the thirty fifth
The remains will arrive by the mail train on The
Central road at4 O'CLOCK I. NJ. TO-DAY llth in
stant. and from thence be taken to 81. Patrick +
oSnrcb where the funeral will take place. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited 10
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT ANDgs,
HI SHOE MANUFACTURES, No. uDk9x
Twoliih between Main and FEaakllnV ~
streets, ma kss 10 order LADIES ard GEA-
TLEMEs'S BOOTS and SHOES OF the best mate
rial and workmanship that can DO obtained, and
on terms as reasonable a, the sam. qra'i'r CO" be
ma Il any,gI.ur. call T. respectfully solicited.
E9BsLT BRIGGS
Twelfth street be'wee4 &a!n and Franklin.
r. ?-sm
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ICH NJ o n ID AND DANVlLLE
II RAILROAD BoSDs.-An Arrangement 10 re-
new all outstanding IN Nrtgage bonds Of the Il CHI
mont and Uanville Railroad Company by an uni
10 ia issue under one FIRST MORTGAGE Is In
progress upon plaa very advautyS eous 10 bond
holder, aided by recent Get Of tho General -.
stmbly passed for that purpose Mot oitha bond
holders have readily accepted the proposal Of the
company for this renewal. Others OF them being
unknown, or their address unknown, have not
been heard from. 1t /. desirable for them, as well
as for the company, that such should unite IN The
arrapg ement a. al early day.
All who have not already signed an agreement
20 the eject indicated are therefore respectfully
requested 10 OF correspond with Ei9 on tho SUD-
ject IL once.
Ny address is Richmond, Va, where ! may DC
usually found (: and when temporarily absent VIII
DO represe nted In respect OF this subJact bv the
Auditor OF tie company. Mr. J. ID. BLAlR. !.
Any Information Ia relation TO u may a,soc "
a.d, II Desired from hsssrs. Lancaster = 70.
Thomas Branch 5 20, Isaac Davenp1Ft 70, =
: gatkcrvill, Hsq, James ahiei JONES' L"a.'
''AA = = BUfpRD. President
pth,,o,, ana DanylIle Railroad Company.
NH gT-aoatw
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STEAM SAW-MILL FOR SALE
farm, and hav.Is nearly gotten through with the
cutting Of nv tint Der, propose 10 sell my STEAM
ENGISFant> saw MILL. The engine i In good
running ord-- paate by JosaTh h. Anderson (
Go. any one Wishing 10 engage In the business
can have - fav"yaO.a opportunity, ~ tas mill may
Remain " era II i, and ,rrga quantity Of tmb I
eau bu Fgrcha.ed IN the ne,ghbu hood-Ati"s =
station, Viz iGla Central railroad, Mae miles from
Richmond
refer. b. 20 mission, 10 Mr. Z. X. Archer, 1T
the Trsa,, r Work, Richmond
wish IL cm 10y several GOOD HANDS, accus-
,omrd 10 work II 4 saw-mllI.
an 9-.of7w N b CLARK.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Appsrson, Aueionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF LEASE
i unI ns nN TIE MEST SIDE IR PEAkL

V,RTSTEF'S s A l. T. OF LEASE
HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE nP PEARL
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, 1T
AUCTION By virtue Of de"d Of trust execnied
10 the subscriber AZ trustee by william H. AId"r'
lice, dated 10Th March. lsCd, duly recorded IN
Richmond Hastings Court, | shall In execution
thereof, proceed 10 sell At pubrc auction. on me
nremlses on FRIDAY the 18th Of April, is,; ~ !.
rrIOck NJ that largo aud valuable bkl'A
BIIiLpIyG with iron front, now In the occupancy
n Nrssrs bowman & Stroock. ltfIonis ~ ieet IN
pearl street and runs back about i9oiret'o virgin"
street The builuiug thereon u thrs-rtorlrs h,Ebr
huiIt of tn. best materials, aud IN woIAWanl.h -
manner twill ~ sold sublect to The terms OF ih"
Iaasa under Witch II l. held. ,.,
49, immnd ataly afterwards VIII ne 500 fhAt
mar ERICK TENEMENT. No ", win IRON 'front.'
1nrv occrpIrd by MsssTs. Hill & Pot ~, irou#rs
9ek feet on Pearl street, running PACK .Hb9ait|
81 10 said Eirgiuia street. snd also subject I" NE
terms of the lease under which 1t Is held.
The foregoing real estate Il located in bnslns"
poriD On of the city, ana l. not only very valuable
an, il very convent emily arranged the later isns'
m. n, having on the hrst hOor Fairbanks ral-nI
platform scales, and hoisting machines trout ana
rear. III,
twaIye rnerr, and eighteen Uorths. Tor negoila'
bla notes with interest added, secured ny tru''
Iced The taxes and insurance tor this year 70 "
pan an ~ '"' K. 4 HowTSoS. Trustee.
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WANTkD.-A YOUNG MAN, A
w thorough practical farmer, desires -itua-
ton ~ MANAGER or OVSR>EER on farm or
would take charge Of a market garden. lie ~ NJ
AFRAID to work, and OBJ ectinns 10 going, on -
the State. Address ENTshrn'on;;
an ats office Richmond DlSputf.-
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
-~-,~~-4e~----~~s-.~ss >~,~ss-s - -
By LYME a Brother,


BY Lyme b Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Of Fifteenth and franklin streets.
vr,EN VERY DESIRABLE BUILD.
fya LOTS. IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, ON
dpaUau STREET, FOR SALE At AUCTION. =
win sen ?. gqbi.,s lar "us.is1 e on 2 hs
iy III. cribed properly The lots front thirty
asst on tho south side OF Graham street and
nm hack 10 feet to a alley ten feet wide
Terms: Liberal aid MADE know pno TT aay u
sale. Ln.,ioras,s
apn . a.'o"o''''
yrAIUABLE FARM, ON N X w
Y NORTH ROAD. ONE MILE FROM RICH.
MoND, PoR RENT OR LEASE will offer for
RRST or LEASE at auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the 18th Of April. my FARM, including
TWO MULES, all the GARDEN and FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, and the present CROPS Terms
made known by applying 70 the Subscriber. VIII
be routed privately on application.
ap lI-4t OAKLAND HANES, JR.