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A SEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND

This popular resort Is NOW OPEN FOR Wis
ITORS, and has been rendered more comfortable
and attractive than ever, and the pleasnrc-loyinS
and notwithstanding public are assured that every
effort will be made TO please.
The surf-bathing Is unsurpassed and perfectly
safe
The fishing IS uncqnalled.
The game Is abundant.
The table is supplied with the finest fish In the
world, rs well rs game, and has every facility lor
deriving supplies.
The traveller, after reaching Norfolk, will take
the steamer q n. =. Banks " on Monday. Wednes-
day, and Friday o. the steamer Sue on Tuesday
and Friday, for Chcrrystonc, on the Eastern Shore
OF Virginia, and thence by steamer IN. ". y.
Cobb for the Island.
TERMS: 50 per day; sls per week. ,,,,r,,,e
COBB BROTHERS,.
je 23-3tawIm POst-oflce, Cherrystone, Va.
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FIX President Johnson expresses great IN
terest IL she coming election IN this state,
gnd earnestly desired the success OF the
Conservatives, the moral effect of which he
thinks will be felt hepefcially throughout
the land.
Admiral Franklin Buchanan Date CpH,
federate States Navy has resigned the
presidency Of the Maryland Agricultural
College.
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The TENNESSEE WHEAT HARVEST. Mr.
Roderick R. Butler, member of Congress
from Tennessee, says that within his reeol,
lection they have not had better "hea'
crop in Tennessee than they have TINS year
The harvest is over in moot parts OF inc
Sta:e, and III the extreme eastern portion
they are gathering the crop now. Inc LII,
dian corn has been kept back by the co!o
spring, and il not go large as usual at this
time Of year.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and EIour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June %, 1850.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED .
RICHMOND, June %, 1850.
OFFERINGS.
Corn.-Whitc, 1873 bushels. Straw-colorea, $50
bushels. Yellow. 100 bushels.
OGts.-150 bushels.
Rye.-33G bushels.
Hedt.-i0 bushels.
Fiour.-SuperGne, 30 barrels. Fine, barrels.
SALES.
CoT7.-Whie. 13s bushels ut Coo. Straw-co-
lored. $50 bushels ut SEC.
Odis.50 bus hels prime At Sc; IS bushels slightly
damaged ut &C.: &c bushels very good Mt ec.; 81
bushels good It e3c.-total, 100 bushels.
AedL-Nixed and damaged, 40 bushels 1t zoe.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Corn.-Straw-colored, $50 bushels. Yellow, lao
bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Corn to-day 500 bushels,
OF which 2l0 were re-exhlbted and ess sold. Mar
ket inactive. Oats active and shade better.
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BREsT, june 29.-The Great Eastern is
progressing finely with laying the cable.
PARIS, June 29.-J. Q. Warren, an Anne
rican citizen, has entered formal com
plant for arrest and cruel treatment during
the election riots, and demands damages,
through Mr.. Washburne, the American
Minister
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breaking up Illicit Distilleries.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were over $500, 900.
The Secretary of War and Secretary of
the Navy have placed soldiers and marines
at the disposal Of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury to break up Illicit distillcries.
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VERDICT IN FAVOR OF LIFE INSURANCE
CoMrANY.-Dellecta Bickford rs. The New
York State Life Insurance Company. This
case came on for trial at the Erie County
circuit court Thursday before Judge La
monte, presiding, and jury. 1t appears
that on the 10th of October, 1867, the
defendant insured the life of Lucius L.
Bickford, the husband OF the plaintiff, who
in the month of March following died very
suddenly, and, it is alleged, Of delirium tire
mems. Per contra, the plaintiff claimed
that he died of heart disease. The defend
ant claimed that in the application for said
policy, in answer to the question, care
your habits correct and temperate, and have
they always been SO 7" Bickford answered,
"Yes." Upon the trial the defendant
proved that previous to the date of said
application the habits Of Bickford had been
Incorporate, and that he was addicted to
the excessive use of intoxicating liquors.
After the evidence was closed, the Court,
upon motion of defendants attorney, Or
dered verdict for the defendant upon the
ground that the application end answers
therein constituted warranty which must
prove strictly true, and defendant had
clearly proven chat the answer to said ques-
ton was untrue.-Bu6dlo Courier, June rs.
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How THAT IMMENSE BANK ROBBERY WAS
EfFECTED.-Ne,o YorA, June 2S.-On the
18th instant q man named Lewis II. Cole,
representing himself as an agent of the
Chicago Life Insurance Company, rented q
portion Of the Office in the basement of the
Ocean National Bank. The only Office fur
niturc he put in beside desk was a large
high case. Yesterday at noon the janitor
of the bank found everything safe since
which time q hole has been cut through
from the basement to the back Office of the
bank by burglars, who, with large guam
tity Of fine tools, which they left behind
them, forced and blew open several safes,
emptying them of their contents. Every
thing was found in confusion this morning
The bank officials state that only about
SIC, 900 in Government bonds belonging to
the bank were stolen, the thieves leaving a
bag containing 100000 in gold in one OF
the safes, and over $l2O,OOO in gold certif-
Gates, and clearing exchange fol
$50, 900, untouched. The securities deposit
ed in the bank by customers, and about
$40, 900 worth of checks, were carried off
There is no clue to the burglars.
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Hon. A. H. STEpnENs.-We regret to
learn, by q letter from gentleman OF Mr..
Stephens's household, that the health OF
the great statesman, for the last four or
five days, has been quite bad. A severe
bilious disorder has induced return of the
painful symptoms from which he has suf-
fered so much lately, growing out Of the
injury sustained by the falling upon him OF
0 heavy gate.
We trust that in few days he will be
restored to his usual health. Augusta fGa.)
Chronicle, 27H.
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=
INTERNAL. REVENUE lecrsroNs.-Deputy
Commissioner J. W. Dougass decides rs fol-
lows:
a., arc liable to tax OF L per 81 900 on
,'.;r sales in excess Of $50 per annum
,S.t the excise act Of JUL 20, 1868, as
',acndcd. requires that afte9 february Is,
f.fa. all fne-cut chewing an smoking to-
,.,no shall bear the tax-paid 'tamps pro-
,.fel Tor by that act before bang sold or
,scrcI ior sale that cars ana gcomotives
,,q3c and used by the Lehigh Valley Rail-
.,,i COMPANY are not liable to tx I; that
:; c;rar-makcrs desire to keep their cigars
STAMPED for any length of time alter they
~, made they must be KEEP; in the pace of
r.aufacturc, and in 10 way mixed with
,ar,hasCd goods, or offered for sale,
n Otherwise presented IL showcases,
80 mon shelves or counters of sales
sans; thu; re, Il dealers in tobacco not
.ogniacturc.,s may retail tobacco from
waicn packages packed and stamped nc.
..~iinr to law but while one retail dealer
.oy sell to another retail dealer, to sci
a.ain. Ten or twenty pounds of tobacco from
.rropcrlv-sta mred wooden package, 1t Il
MI, wise Tor the second dealer 10 buy in that
amer. for The reason that when he offers
#. tobacco COR sale, not being in a properly
..aupcd package, il is liable to seizure, and
Ir dealer himself TO fine and imprison-
,a9t that on unstampcl smoking tobacco,
.ro9. and cigars, manufactured after July
ol ISIS. on which tax has been paid ac-
riding 10 the requirements of law, refund
rmy be obtained equal in amount 10 the value
# the stamps which may be required to be
naI actually are purchased and put on them
that cotton raised IN 1861 and sold in June
$50 on which 8 tax has not been pGid, Ii
r,llc to u tax Of two and half cents pei
,aDal the act Of February 5, 1868, re
iatc- only TO cotton imported into or grown
+, the United States after the year 1869
,.r,i moi to cotton grown in the United States
rrjor 20 lS6S that cigars must be packed IL
i6lgs not before used for that purpose, bu
flat new boxes may be manufactured from
the materials Of old boxes by breaking then
NJ and planning off all traces Of former use
that parties who simply quarry slate are no
-arnrlcd as manufacturers, and conse
nrcntly are not liable to Il tax rs mauufac
n.rcrs on their sales under section four o
the act OF March 81, 1865 that five-pount
,ackages and bales Of smoking tobacco
manufactured prior 10 July 20, 1868, ma.
he stamped according to the requirements o
the revenue law without being rcpacked.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEG

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, June 20.-NOOn.-Consols, 02E. United
States bonds, s0l. Sugar steady.
LIVERPOOL, June 20.-Noon.-Cotton firm ut
quotations OF yesterday; estimated sales, 1900
bales.
.tfern0on.-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
frner ut better prices. Coru-Old 29s.; new,
27s. Flour, 22s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June 2e.-Erenpg. -Cotton closed
shade irmer; uplands, l2sd. Orleans, l2sd.
sales, II, 900 bales.
uAyRE, June oG.-Cotton afloat firlncr at lI5f.
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The Southern Elections.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The Times has
long editorial approving Federal non-intcr
ference in favor Of either of the tickets il
Virginia, Tennessee, or Texas.
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THE CELEBRATED CALL0GHAN
l. STAND IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.

This STAND, one and quarter miles from
Browns depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road has been so well and favnrably known to
visitors TO the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
and surroundings-is deemed unnecessary.
1t Is now opened rs n SUMMER RESORT. Such
persons and families as desire, The comforts, the
en- oyments and the Guietncss OF E"me, VIII find it
very pleasant place.
VISITORS By RAIL will always find r convey
private conyeyances ample livery for their horses
and sheds for their carriages.
DINING PARTIES from the White looming
down In the morning and returning In the evening
train Will always find conveyances 1T the depot.
A SULPHUR SPRING near by viii enable the
proprietor to furnish his guests wi It'll water equal
In all respects to the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not sur
passed by any similar house In Virginia.
je a3-1m WILLIAM j. DICKSON.
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CoUNTERFE1TERs ARREsTED.--Recently
arrests Of alleged counterfeiters were
made in Maryland, Indiana, New York,
and Pennsylvania, and in some Of the
northwestern States, and captures were
made of large quantities of counterfeit
money, presses, dies, plates, and other
counterfeiters' materials. In Indiana over
400, 600 counterfeit notes of twenty-five
cent currency were seized. In all, sixteen
persons have been arrested in different
parts of the country; and on Sunday last,
in New York, three other alleged counter
feiters, "mallcrs," and "venders," were
arrested. An extensive lot of plates, &C.,
and counterfeit money, were found. Among
the counterfeit notes were twos and iyes OF
the National Bank of Jewett, Connecticut.
1t is thought that there are accompllces IN
all parts Of the United States.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1860.

This rlvorlte and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now In complete order for the reception
Of guests.
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor and IL Is
MS purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed any
where Iii Virginia -"., !.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power Of
the water Is well known tn the medical profession
and to TIE sprinSs,,g3ing puniIIc; As an AlI III
TONIC. there Is no known mineral water equal to
It. In all annmic conditions Of the system and
brokcn-down states of the constitution loss OF ap-
petite and general nervous prostrat!0n, Its powers
and virtue rs u RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
n0unccd to be without known rival amongst the
mineral waters Of the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor viii have provided Tor the lawns
and ballroom hrst-class band OF music, anu III
! general NIL the eources OF amusement and TeCrca-
ton usually found Mt our best summer resorts Will
be at the command OF the guests at CROCK
| The place is within eleven to thirteen hours of
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail- !;
Ill In daylight. Passengers leave tina cars OF the
| Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot,
| and new and elegant stage-coaches, passing Sra-
| pdy over Il smooth and level road or only eight
miles set down the visitors at the Springs to tea.
Mr.. S. a. PORTER and Captain W. II: SALE VIII
be associated with the management OF The springs
and will be glad to see their friends.
~ JAMES A. FRAZIER Proprietor.
THE ROCKBRIDGf WATER,
put up in glass, containing all the medlcinai
qualities rs when drank ut It's fOuntaln-head, Ii
l,URcELL, LADD & Co, Druggists, Rehmond'
folk, Va. and Woo5RUrF & Co, Lynchburg
Va. WHO wi! furnish pamphlets containing let
out Of many of the wonderful cnres effected by
these waters. my l2-Ljyl
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Fisher hotel-kecpcr at Spotsylyania
Courthouse, il is reported, has discharged &
man because he would not vote for Wells
let General Candy arrest al round. What
is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gan
der.-FTedcrichSJ1Wg Ne1rS.
william D. Trout Esq, deputy clerk OF
the county court of Rockingham, on Friday
night last, about 10 o'clock, in the clerk
office in Harrisonburg, was called up out OF
his bed, ana started TO 90 down stairs with
cut Il light, missed his foothold, and fell to
the bottom OF the stepo, dislocating his neck
in the fall.-TatHt0n Spectator.
An ARRAY occurred at Charlottesville yes
terduy between some colored men and the
police, when a white man intcrfercd on the
part of the blacks, but was shot and killed
i,y one of the poice.-1tcIandria Gazette,
J-h
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srrarMER RESORTS.

VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
Y Chesapeake and Ohio railroad lcnrs stopping
az the toor) fifteen miles west or Stanton, ARE
OPENED FOR VISITORS. The mineralwaters
are considered superior. analysis ct this Office.
Good fare, music, anusements, &c.
by the day, 81. Children under twelve years and
servants half price. Bathing In henling water
GRATIS Z. 6 81 BURRUSS,
te 3o-2n Propretors.
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VIRGINIA EEEiES.

LAND SA1Es-The farm Of Silas F. Cropp,
ID Spotsylyania, 40 acres, with all the
uso,.- and stock, for 50 600, TO Mr.. Maize, Of
pruu5ylvaniu.
Belle Hill, belonging to the estate Of ]
RCorbin, in Caroline, 3lS acres, for 81, 100,
TO Mr.. G. D. Toothukcr, Of New York.
Two hundred and four acres in Spotsylva-
aia, belonging to the estate of Mrs. Lucy
Al-op, deceased, to Dr.. $. ". Southwick, Of
hlianu, for 81 600.-EredericAsL~'y Neec&
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THE merry WHITE
Il SULPHUR SPRINGS. g..

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE IS
now open for the reception Of visitors. Before the
war this was the most popular wster-place In Vir-
g:ia. Its situation. In southwestern Virginia, on
the eastern slope of the Alieghsnies gives 1t beau
tiful scenery, q heathful climate, and pure
bracin ], air. ATessrs. WILSON LoRENTZ, two
enterprisipg Virginians, have leased IL for a term
of i've years, have thoroughly repaired, newly
furnished and viii open it on scale SURPRISING It's
former grandeur. a
Visitors to this place travel the entire distanceby
rail. Getting of at Big Tunnel station, on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are con-
veyed into the Reception House in ten minutes, on
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths, billiard md bowling saloons have
been erected for the comfort and amusement OF
visitors. POst-office, telegraph, express, anu
ticket Offices. are on the premises. = .ssa ~
Daily lines Of stages VIII run to- the Greenbrter
White on route through the widest scenery In
Virginia.
Travellers between points North and South will
find this most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced TO the moderate price
of So per day, $40 per week, and $40 per month,
giving the privilege OF special rates to larger par
ties for longer time Children under ten years of
age and servants, half price. -Lt
One of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will be in attendance.
10 prpnrietDrs.
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Discovery of Si.ycr Mines

SAN Francisco, June 29.-Rich silvc
mines have been discovered near the pro
posed line Of the Southern Pacific railroad
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Steamboat Collision.

PRorIDENcE, RI, June 29.-The steam
ers City of Newport and Bay Queen collided
last night in fog. No lives were lost.
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CONFECTIONERY.

GALL AT ZIMMER IL CO.'S WHOLE
" SALE ICE-CREAM MAEUFACToRY. lSt3
MAIN STREET, where Ice-Cream Is regularly
yals, saloons and private families, ut Si.25 per
gallon. Delivered free or charge TO any part OF
lin eaality and iaYorI against any hirh.psteed
fce-cream sold In the city. We have also fitted up
r splenttid Ice.Crcam Saloon 40 our retail essab-
Ilshment No. SID Broad street. next to Mr.. Mount
castles Ladies are especially invited to visit this
place, whcro they Will find Mr.. Capped always
ready TO serve them with all the descacies OF the
season, and where they can give our Iee-Cre u
fair test and leave their orders. my sc
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Tue PRospEcT OF WALKERS ELECTION
SELLS LANp.-We understand that five
farms were sold last week III the county Of
Stafford, and two or three III Spotsylvania.
There were no sales until Wells's prospect
got Il black cyc.-Frederichsjuyy Herald.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.


~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". BRAND-CUTrER, ltIo MAIN STREET.
Thenew patent BRANDlSG-IRoN,s for marking
fecrly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, stencil Paste, Brushes ln-
deiible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets. Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, steel Ringa
CHECKS, Tags, &C., wholesale andretau. Mhs
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The new Secretary of the Navy does no:
intend 10 play second fiddle TO Admiral Por
TER. He proposes to be Secretary of the
Navy in fact as we'll as in name. He is III
Ay,rof the cight-hour law with pay for Il
full days work.
The President has appointed Edward NJ.
sandy to he collector Of customs for the dis
trict Of TuprahannoCk.
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HOUSE. CAPE NAY. N.

This weli-known and favorite house having been
thoroughly renovated aud improved, has been re-.
opened by the undersigned rs a
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL.
THE OCEAN HOUSE
is situated within fifty yards OF the beach. II offers
superior advantages TO families on account OF
uuiet and the high character or its guests, and 1t
win he kept strictly home-like In every respect.
SEyENTY-FIYEs NEW BATHING-ROOsfS
have been added and many other Important I'M
provemepts which viii contribute greatly to tho
comfort OF visitors. gE.
The proprietors have had several years expo
riencs In Cape May hotel business, and have Sc
cured help which viii equal that Of any other house
on the island.
Every effort will be made to give satisfaction to
all who may favor the Ocean House with their
patronage.
As formerly, no bar on the premises.
~ '''''S' w. N 49, IYCETT 6 SAWYER.
JOHN ". LyCETT,
HENRY w. SAWYER. lie 2S-tANI
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Foreign News.

Z BREsT, June 2S.-Up to last evening the
Great Eastern had made 697 knots from
Brest and paid out 775 knots of cable.
There has been no fault whatever in the
cable itself. The interruption noted few
days ago, it is now ascertained, was owing
to imperfections in the land connections.
The signals are still perfect.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 28.-The Republicans pro-
pose to move vote of ccnsure against Minis
ter Sagota and Senior Hervana for recent
tyrannical conduct.
Prince Henri de Bourbon has taken the
oath to support the new Constitution.
A battalion of soldiers in Barcelona
refuse to take the oath.
PAPAL AFFAIRS.
ROME, June 2s.-The Pope delivered an
allocution yesterday, in which he reviewed
the condition of the Church in Italy md
other countries. He deplores the Italian
law subjecting clerical students to military
CONSUMPTION as an Infringement OF the i'm
munities, rights, and liberty, of the Church.
He dwelt on the evils affecting the Church
in Austria and Hungary, and on the COM
plants of the bishops in those countries.
The events in Spain give cause for sadness
and mourning. The zeal of the bishops in
Poland, undaunted by Russian persecution,
is n source Of consolation.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 2S.-Henri Rochcfort, editor
OF the Lonterne, has been convicted on the
charge of illegally introducing that journal
INTO France, and sentenced to three years
Imprisonment and a fine Of 5000 francs.
TO these penalties is added forfeiture of the
rights Of citizenship for three years, in
Guiding the right to vote in any election, or
to occupy a seat in the Corps Lcgislatiff.
Limousin and Jourdan, editors of the
Setcte, have been fined each 5000 francs,
and each editor Of the Opinion Nationale
has been condemned to months imprison-
ment, with fine of 5000 francs all for
violation of the press law.
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LASD SALE-To James Bell, Of Oneida
county. \. T., George 4. Hundley's farm,
il. Srotsylvania county, Va, containing l42
acres, at fifteen dollars per acrc-$l 300
cash. the balance on time.-FrcderichSbUrg
Wrd{d.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

GRASS AND DAT HARVEST.-We
W have now In store, and receiving by New
York steamers. all sizes of the celebrated CLIP
PER MOWER and MCCORMICK'S PRIZE
MOWER, warranted to be the best moving ma
chimes in Virginia. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
tccd to purchasers.
Also, FOR the grass crop, the TIFFIN REYoLV-
ING RAKE, the PRATT WHEEL RAKE, and
the r Q X \ w AY and CLIPPER WHEEL
RAKE; and full stock of GRASS BLADES,
SNATiiES, and SCYTHE-STONES.
Fer oats, the KIRBY COMBINED REAPER
and MOWER the cheapest and the best combined
reaper and mower In the market.
We have just issued new catalogue. Farmers
are invited to write for u copy. ,u,, 40
ic 30 IL. NJ. SMITH * 20.
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DOARDERS.-We would be pleased to
ID accommodate few BOARDERS during the
summer season.
TERMS $40 per week; $50 per month. Children
and servants half price.
POst-offce Greenwood Depot, Albemare coun-
lie as-eodst JOHN s. COOKE.
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/ DOUBLE ApPoINTMENT.-Gcneral J. c.
johnson recently called upon the President
.AI thanked him for appointing his son n
.aiet to West Point, but declined the honor
.uthc ground that the President had already
rrointcd the same young man cadet at
n. Naval academy.
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rO-PARTNERSH the under
" signed have this day entered into co,partner-
shin, and will in future conduct the MHoLE,
Saf'E AND RETAIL CHINA, GLASS, AND
EARTHENWARE BUSINESS at the iron-lront
building 1906 Main street, under the style OF G u.
GARY Il BROTHER. .ra.t -
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us individually, we solicit for the new fr1n TIE
favor Of our friends and the public.
GEORGE c. GARY,
THOMAS Z. GARY. -
Jpne 1st 1860 ie1