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active sales Of s, 800 bales at 24c. Flour

active sales of $500 bales at 24c. Flour
dull; southern l09l5c. lower. Wheat lc.
lower. Corn heavy; southern white, $l.2O
G91.27. Oats frmer at 84c. Mess pork
New, s24.O6; old, 1912. Lard, 140151hc.
Sugar easier; Muscovado, 12N9l21ac.
Other groceries quiet. Turpentine, Csc.
Resin, S3.OS9s7. Wool-Texas, 23a27c.
Freights steady. Gold closed dull at l404
Sterling dull and unchanged. Govern
ments closed quiet and steady. North
Carolina 6's, 5614; new do, Sc.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Cotton very
firm at 2s14@231ac. Flour quiet; high
grades shipping extra, sl2@sl2.25. Wheat
easier. Corn firm; white, S1.159Sl.20 );
yellow, S1.129S1.lS. Oats steady at 7s@
Soc. Rye firm at sl.63GS1.68. Provisions
firm, and closed advanciDg-Bulk sides,
1885,; shoulders, 934c.; loose bacon
shoulders, 1lL@ll1ac.; rib sides, 1910
@l3c. clear rib, l3%c.,
CINCINNATI, February 19.-Flour steady.
Corn unsettled at soc. Mess pork, $3.50,
but S24 is asked. Bacon is held at
shoulders, 1oHc.; clear sides, 1870.
Lard, 141ac.
ST.. LOUIS, February l9.-Flour active
and unchanged. Corn improved in de-
mand, but prices unchanged. Provisions
There is large speculative inquiry, and
southern orders are filed freely mess
pork, s239s23 rs; clear sides, l3@l3Ic.;
shoulders, l0c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 49,
Spirits turpentine firm at Coo. Resins
frm-Strained, 81 80; No. l, S5GS3.25.
Tar, S2.35 Cotton declined to 2lIc.
CHARLESTON, February 19.-Cotton
opened easier, but closed more active and
frmer; sales, LOO bales middlings, 23c.
AUGUSTA, February 1s.-Cotton quiet
but FIRM sales, 40 bales; receipts, 1885
bales; New York middlings, 22h@23c.
SAVANNAH, February l9.-Cotton
opened quiet and firm, and closed quiet
and strong; middlings, nominally &c.;
sales, l,674 bales receipts, 1854.
MOBILE, February 19.-Cotton closed
quiet and firm; middlings, 231a@24c. !;
sales, 2,4OO bales; receipts, 1926; ex-
ports, 2,7lo.
New ORLEANS, February 19.-Cotton
steady; middlings, z354g24. Sales, 4,ooo
bales. Receipts, 4,s2l bales. Exports, 7,4l9
bales,
LONDON, February 19-Noon.-United
States bonds, NJ.
LONDON, February 19-Afternoon.-Con-
soils, ~; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February l9-Noon. Cot
ton buoyant; estimated sales, 20, 900 bales !;
uplands advanced to 959@924d. on the spot,
and 93sd. to arrive; Orleans, 97a@lOd.
The shipments from Bombay Tor the
month of December were 100000
pounds. Breadstufs and provisions steady.
LIVERPOOL, February l9-Atternoon.-
The Bombay shipments of cotton to the
18th instant were $4,000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet. Beef, las. Pork dull
Turpentine, 55s. Sugar, 24s. Cd.
The Fenian Allen, charged with COM
plicity in the Clerkenwell explosion, has
been discharged, and rearrested on the
charge of murder.
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The House Judiciary Committee yester-
day authorized Mr.. Lawrence to report o
hill organizing law department Of the
Government. 1t provides that law Offices
attached to each bureau of The Govern
ment shall be directly under the control
OF the Attorney General, and not work IN
dependent of that officer, as ct present,
without being responsible to any person.
The bill also forbids the employment Of ad-
ditional counsel by law officers of various
bureaus TO assist in cases before the SUI
preme Court of the United States, unless
employed directly by orders Of the At.
tornev- General,
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he head 81 the 3armv. and the nlaca ua,

the head Of the army, and the place was
offered Lee officially, with the approval OF
Scott; but Lee went to Virginia under
the false pretence OF seeing his family, and
never came, back. Mr.. Cameron added
that he would have arrested Lee, but
never suspected that he would have acted
perfdiously.
Mr. Johnson, of Maryland, doubted the
truth of this very much. [Laughter.l Gen.
tlemen might laugh, but he would inform
the gentleman who INDUCED in merriment
(Conness, Of California; that General Lee
was as honorable man as any to be found
in California.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February 1e.-senate.-
The Secretary of the Interior asks an ap-
preparation for the removal Of certain dis
satisfied Cherokees on Red river.
The Judiciary Committee reported in
favor of the indefinite postponement of
Messrs. Sumner and Brakes supplemental
bills.
The Judiciary Committee has amended
the House supplemental reconstruction
bill making the majority ratify constitu-
ton.
Mr.. Wilson introduced o bill to restore
Alabama to the Union. After the usual
preamble, it resolves that the Constitution
Of Alabama is hereby declared to be in
conformity with the provisions of the
act to provide for the more efficient 60
vernment of the rebel States" passed
March 2, 1867; and whenever the Legisla-
ture elected under said Constitution shall
ratify the fourteenth article Of the Con-
stitution of the United States, proposed by
the Thirty-ninth Congress, the said State
shall be admitted to representation, in &C
cordance with the laws Of the United
States.
A bill was introduced removing the dis
abilities from Governor Holden, of North
Carolina.
The case of Senator Thomas was re-
sumed, and he was rejected-ayes, rs;
noes, 81.
Adjourned.
House.-The Judiciary Committee re-
ported bill creatinga Law Department,
for surrendering persons guilty of murder,
piracy, assassination, arson, and forgery.
1t authorizes the President to return such
persons to the countries from which they
fed, and also to prevent their coming to
the United States. The bill was passed.
The appropriation bill was taken up.
An amendment continuing twenty per cent.
extra pay to Department employees was
passed-SS to "A. An amendment striking
out the pay of the Presidents clerks was
rejected, and the bill was passed.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the army appropriation
bill. 1t appropriates s33,OOo,O0O. FIRE.
quent references to General Grants name
as favoring or opposing certain measures
provoked objection with considerable feel
ing. Mr.. Butler said the fathers of the Re-
public only allowed the President to make
recommendations.
The committee rose.
The President was called on for his cor
respondence with General Sherman rela-
tive to the new department and the brevet
rank.
Adjourned.
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General Lees Name I'm the Senate

General Lees Name I'm the Senate.
WASHINGTON, February l9.-During the
discussion of Senator Thomas's case IN
the Senate to-day General Lee became
the topic. Mr.. Cameron, of Pennsylvania
said he was informed by a gentleman IN
whom he had confidence that General
Lee, having received an intimation that nc
might have command of the Federal army,
had assured him of his entire loyalty ana
devotion to the country. BE Cameron,
then Secretary Of War; consulted Gene
raj Scott, Who approved of placing Lee at
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IRELAND.
ALI about Wheels.
GONE REVOLUTION OR TWO 7"

To the american artisan:
/ assert that if q moving wheel is keyed
on to its axis like wheelbarrow wheel, it
will revolve but once on its axis in going
round a stationary wheel, because the axis
also goes around the stationary wheel once.
But if the wheel is not keyed on to it's
axis, and the axis is held firm $50 that it
cannot turn on ITSELF by connection
separate from the centre wheel, there will
then be t,co revolutions of the revolving
wheel on its axis. HENRY N. STONE.
Boston, Mass, February IL, 1868.
The number Of revolutions which the
moving wheel will make on its axis in roll
ing once around the fixed wheel will be
t,oo, whether the wheel is " keyed on - or
"not keyed on" The original question
was very well and directly put; and 1t re-
quires simple and direct answer, without
entering into any question ss to the kind
Of wheel. l-Editors american artisan.
This question has been discussed by the
scientific papers for nine months.
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How 1T STRUCK HIM.-John Dory, Jr.,
whoever that may be, has been to church
somewhere, and tells, in the Christian id
vocate, how it struck him. He says:
"As to the singing, I'll just tell you
you judge how it would suit you. The
people all stood up. A few had books
One brother and two sisters near me sung
% little, but no one else. I can't sing.
Away up in gallery, high as our loft, two
men, three girls, and melodeon, did all
the praisiug God, except what I men,
toned. Then the preacher said, Let us
pray I was the only one who turned
round. The others just sat down, as il
the preacher had been paid to do all the
praying"
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Tho MarkeeS.5

New York, February 10 Noon.-
Stocks active. Money, per cent. Ster-
ling, 81. Old United States bonds, IL 20
Virginia SIS, AZ. Tennessee IS, ex-Sou-
pons, &c; new, 6234. Gold, l4oM. f1our
5@l0c. lower. Wheat dropping. Corn
fayors buyers. Rye steady. Oats shade
better. Pork frmer; new, S24.l2A. LARD
firm at 14@l5c. Cotton quiet at Z37a UI4c'
Freights dull. Turpentine steady at 6oc'
Rosin firmer; comm on, S3.15.
Eveni1,g,-Cotton frmer but scarcely SO
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LAND SALEs.-On Saturday last Mr..
James H. Moore disposed of his interest of
l2j acres of land in the Fleetwood tract,
about three miles from this town, to Cap
tain James W. Glenn, for the sum OF
$4,000.
The farm of George W. Tabb, Esq, one
and half miles from Middleway, in this
county, was sold on Tuesday last to Mi
chael Bushey, of Franklin county, Pa, at
forty dollars per acre. The farm contains
413 acres, and is well improved Valley
LirLninin1n
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The Reconstruction Conventions.

NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., February 19.-The
Convention yesterday adopted the Bill of
Rights. It embodies some unusual fea-
lures. The report of the majority of the
Committee on Suffrage, and two minority
APPENDICES, has been the subject of dis
cussion yesterday and to-day. The ma
jority report is liberal, extending suffrage
to all males twenty-one years of age and
upwards. The minority report insists on
DISTINGUISHING the whites to some extent.
Several applications for divorce were
considered to-day, against the remon-
strances of the President and others, but
were not acted on.
A strong movement is being made to re-
consider the section of the Bill of Rights
which guarantees the public debt.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, February l9.-Eighty Sec
tons of the new Constitution have been
adopted. It is thought the Convention
may conclude its work and adjourn within
two weeks.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, February ia resolution
directing the next Legislature to enact
such laws as will compel all common car
riers to provide equal accommodations for
all persons, without distinction, was ia
bled-ayes, Ct; noes, 60. A..resolution to
prohibit the Legislature from passing such
laws was badly defeated.
An affair of honor between Drs. West
moreland and Powell was cut short yes
terday by the arrest of both parties.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, MISS, February l9.-After
adopting a new and modified tax ordi-
nance, the Convention adjourned to allow
the use of the hall to the Democratic State
Convention, which body is largely attended
by representatives from nearly all the
counties Of the State.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 19.-The Con-
vention to-day, by vote rs to II, declared
Billings, Saunders, Pearce, and Richardson
ineligible, and their seats vacant. Billings,
by permission, defended his eligibility in
violent speech. Excitement ran high when
he declared that he was able to control the
negro vote. He made question of We.
racity in which he was not sustained by
the Convention. " hites and blacks crowd
ed the hall. But little sympathy was mani
tested for the overthrown delegates.
After adjournment, colored delegate
was attacked outside by negro friends O
Billings for having voted against the e1
PEELED members. After being struck he
shot one Of his assailants in the hip, WheI
the parties were arrested by the police
This is the second time this delegate ha
been attacked.
General Meade and staff left for Atlantis
this morning.
The Convention will now go on and hnist
its work. -
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D1'y Goods.


AND VARIETY STORE,
CORNER NINTH AND BROAD STREETS,
valentine Place.
We desire to remind our friends, and the
ladies particularly, that we have now on hand
large and beautiful assortment OF TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
together with 4 large and extensive stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which we are offering at greatly reduced
prices.
Parties in search of extraordinary attrac-
tions and novelties would do we'll TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing.
ARMISTEAD & BIBB,
fe 90 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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The BISHOP CAMPBELL WILL CASE
WslS5urg, ". Va, February lS.-The
Bishop Campbell will case, involving half
million dollars, was commenced this morn
ing. The best legal talent of the country
Is employed, among whom are Judge
Black, General Garfield, Hon. Benjamin
Stanton, Hon. George W. McCook, and
don. William Kennon.
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Renewed prosecutions Of the Jews are
reported at Moldavia. Their houses are
burned Or torn down, their stores sacked,
'Ad their persons horribly maltreated. In
sane cases they have been obliged to es-
!ce9e secretly to save even their lives. 1t
y said the authorities did not even at
Nmpt 10 prevent these outrsges. Ali who
attempted to defend the jews were
"eated in the same manner.
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From TIE INDIAN CoUNTRY.-St. Louis,
February lS.-The Fort Saunders mder
SAYS that an army of 1000 Indians are
marching into the Sweetwater country
from Idaho and Montana. They are on
the war path, and have burned all the
!anches north of Senio Springs and driven
Off eli the stock. They also burned the
houses, and compelled the ranchmen to fly
for safety
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Cincip-
m:i, February ls.-Tbe passenger train
Tn the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ran off
the track near Pennington last night. The
sleeping car, containing twenty persons,
vas thrown down an embankment thirty
it.e' into Buffalo creek. William Harris,
Of Dayton, Ohio, was the only person seri-
ously injured.
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FATAL EXPLOSION OF a LOCOMOTIVE
LO,oell, Mass, February lS.-The locomo-
tive attached to the $50 train from Lowell
for Boston this morning exploded in Lowell,
killing the engineer, George Spaulding,
and seriously ipjuring the fireman, Still
maa White, Henry Smith, and Mr.. WEIGH,
II Lowell. The engine is perfect wreck.
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= ID! lie smokehouse and dairy of Mr.. S.
a. a. Alce, IL Dinwiddie county, was entirely
. .sI by fire on Friday last, together
e VIA about 1000 pounds of bacon. II
Sa'sat from the fire kindled for the pur-
r ,,, Of smoking the notwithstanding ES-
c NlHe or ten loaded cars ran off the
T, r., railroad, above Petersburg, on
s,ILyI1Ay. viii soon be repaired. One
''zie strained.
t '.oh. Arson Burlingame receives $4,000
,6: :"st IN gold from the Chinese Govern
dg ",. i o. his services as special ambassa
I" Europe and the United States,
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CAN'T SEE IT.-They say over the river,
Ays tue Columbus Sun, that the freedmen
IRE perfectly astounded at the defeat OF
'Lt bogus Constitution in Alabama. They
can't understand how thing can be re-
,ee!ed when everybody who voted voted
ig.u
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C0SFEREScE.-The Baltimore Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will commence its sessions
II the city of Baltimore on Wednesday the
al day OF March.
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For Bent.

| CtTOREs FOR RENT.-FOR RENT,
- that very desirable STORE, 40. 1928, A
| on the south side OF Main street, at pre- e::iH
sent occupied by r. Ezekiel .as CLOAK - -
and mantle depot. The location and arrange
mapt is among the very best IN the CITY ZOE
aI For rent, SMALL STORE, and DWELL
ING over same, On the soul h side OF FRANKLIN
near corner Eighteenth street, at present oc.
cupied by I. Aluissi, suitable for any retail
business. -saasr.ag-se-sr-..x.,-.,x a-
For rent, one Of those NEW STORES on
south side Of Main near corner Twenty third
street, with dwelling over same, with Tour
rooms. .n,rr-..,...,
northeast corner OF Third and Broad streets,
with dwelling attached, containing five rooms,
gas Eor w rent, STORE on west side of Eighteenth
street between Main and Franklin, with q
DWELLING over the same; water, &C.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.
For rent. desirable BRICK RESIDENCE
on south side of Grace between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth streets, next to
w. B. Jones, Esq, containing six rooms;
kitchen, &c.
story BRICK DWELLING on Fran Kiln be.
tween Twenty-secondv and Twenty-third
streets, with ten rooms kitchen, stable, &c. !;
gas and water. ..,.-,,,,,,,,,c1,
Jackson street near the corner OF ,foushee'
with five rooms kitchen, &c
For rent, three. story BRICK DWELLINGS
on the east side of Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, containing
eight rooms |; kitchen, &c. ,,-o,r
For rent, desirable FRAMED RESIDENCE
corner Twenty-ninth and N streets, with
six rooms, hail, &C., and a.large garden 1T
tached. ,,,,,,,,~-,,,,,,,,,,,,
For rent, small FRAMED TENEMENT
on the south side of yenabIe near the corner
of Twenty second street, with four rooms;
For rent, two-story BRICK DWELLING
on the north side of Venable near twenty
fourth street, with five rooms, &c.
For rent, small BRICK COTTAGE corner
Twenty third and M streets, with five rooms ).
kitchen, Sc. Apply to -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
70 oo-st 1889 Main street.
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ABLooDLEss DuEL.-Memphis, February
Is.-A bloodleSs duel occurred to-day be-
tween two druggists of this city. After
firing at each other with rifles, at fifty
PAGES, without damage, the affair was
amicablY settled.
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Mr.. B. F. Payne, of Clarksburg, West
Va, vas accidentally killed by young
man named Brent last week. A pistol
went off in his hands.
Norfolk county is to vote on subscribing
S25O,0OO to the Norfolk and Great West
ern Railroad Company.
Mr.. E. A. Pollard is to lecture in Balti-
more soon. . ... a... ...s
1t is reported that Brick Pomeroy will
remove his paper to Cincinnati. Doubtful.
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NV W. WELLS & CO.,
No. 14l2 CARY STREET,

Manufacturers Of
TOBACCO BOXES,
CADDIES AND GASES,
SOAP AND CANDLE BOXES,
PACKING BOXES Of every description. .
SHOCKS for Caddies and Tobacco Boxes OF all
: sizes put up for shipping.
We are now prepared to furnish at short
notice all who may want anything in our line
promptly, and pledge ourselves that all work
done by us shall give entire satisfaction.
We w. w. WELLS,
late Of r. H. Whitlock Co.,
f ~ S. l.. JOHNSON,
80. asw w. f. HARDWOOD, z
1,z = s3sss3.i JANIS NJ. EsTIB.
Richmond, February LIST, 1865, feS-IR
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COAL.-For sale, cor
ID ner Seventeenth and Dock streets, 200
tons NORWOOD AVERAGE COAL. This
coal is suitable for CRATES and manufacturing
purposes and will be sold on accommodating
terms rfe l31 WRIT ROBERTS.
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i. ~ the CnaIe.
lAEYSgYNrf

PARIS, February ls.--The Monite,u d.,
Soir has report that there has been a
stop to the British advance IN Abyssinia,
and that Napier is calling for reinforce
lments.
-, IRELAND.
LONDON, February ls-Midnight.-The
House Of Commons tonight, in committee
Of the whole, agreed to renew the suspen-
sion of the habeas corpus in Ireland.
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Books, Stationery, DO.

NOW READY! JOHN NJ. DANIELS
IN LATCH KEY. A memoir Of the late
editor of the Richmond Examiner. BY Or.
GEORGE w. BAdBY. Retail price, % cents
per copy. Liberal discount to the trade. Ad-
- 80 +. S. BELL & CO., Publishers,
fe 90 Lynchbnrg, Va.
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DOVER COMPANY'S PRICES:
Lump Coal, superior for CRATES. .........$6 90
Hail Coal, superior for CRATES and stoves, 90
Average Coal, superior for engines...... 4 90
Fine Coal, superior for shops. ........... 8 90
Oven Coke, superior for cooking purposes, 90
per load of % bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con-
sumers and manufacturers.
T. g. JONES, Agent
Retail ward on Sixth street near the canal
Oc /
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A NTHRACITE GOA L .-Receiving
N cargo of RED ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL-egg and stove sizes. Those in want
will please call on
S. 2. LATHROP, Agent,
Eighteenth street,
fa O6 Snnth side the dock.
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VTIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY

.VIRGINIA EAFhESo COmI hN
v Office, No. 72S Main street, between Sc
yenth and Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA. EXPRESS isnow n cunning
daily from RICHMOND to SIASN.L,yysNy,,r ana
tri. weekly TO all points between STAUNIoN
a also. daily from BALTIMORE to RICH
MoND and from BALIiMohb 70 sIAeN-
Fafther, daily to all the intermediates points
ibstween Stanton, Harrisonbarg, and Mount
lJsckson, Staunton, Lexington and Natural
Bridge and tri-weekly from Staunton 70
I Bath Alum. Warm, Hot, and Healing springss
White Sulphur Springs, LsWisburg anu anu
Charleston Kanswha county. 3. .. !,
Goods called lar and delivered at all p0'h's
"a sn Sso dsiIy ram Norfok to Petsrsbrrg and
LynchSurc, and oil informed Point On LIZ I,e
Norfolk and Petsrsbass ana so an RicSmoad
s sps r. n n,nia Eaiiroad 10 burksyiils.
Money end Yaiuabies forwsfoso WIN ~ o's- :.
patch .,,,,, .,,,,lv. -, !. s.
10 s4-sm A, w. g ARbEK, Agent.
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nor RENT, a neat BRICK HOUSE, on
E the north side of Leigh street near Ina
Adams, with five rooms, kitchen, gas, EHS
and water.
A BRICK TENEMENT, on the east side OF
Adams street between Leigh and jackson,
containing five rooms, with gas, &c.
A neat FRAME TENEMENT, on the south
side of Main or Elmwoud street, in Sidney,
near the Methodist church, with six rooms,
kitchen, and n well of good water in the yard
THREE PRETTY DWELLINGS, contain:
ing four rooms each, on the west side OF
Cherry street near Hollywood In sidney
with kitchens, and water convenient.
Rent low to prompt tenants, and immediate
possession given.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
fe Is .eodSt opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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ShiDD69ag.

TOR SAVANNAH, GA.-The fast
u sailing schooner ELIAS MOORE, TT
DE GRoAT master, will have quick dis aTEH
patch for the above port. For light-.as7-
freight apply to CURTIS PARKER, e.
Eighteenth street between Main and Cary.
fe 19-3t
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now pre-
" pared to furnish best Midlothian Lump
Coal at 81. 80 per load of twenty five bushels,
Hail at Sc. 80 Average at IS. and Smiths at So
Oak Wood Sc per cord, delivered Pine, Sc
per cord, delivered Office, 1859 Main street,
and ut yard Nineteenth and Cary streets.
fe 20 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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EOUL and Wood.


A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
II COAL.-By steamer Virginia, very su-
perior Egg and Stove RED ASH COAL now
landing, and ready for delivery to dealers and
consumers.
Also, BITUMINOUS LUMP, HAIL, and
AVERAGE COAL of best kinds, for sale
Orders received at office of
.. CABELL s. WATKINS
fe 20-10t lll3 Main street.