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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-01
BUFFALO, CORRY q. PITTSBURG
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

Takes effect Monday. November 23d 1eGS.
NoRTHwARD
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 P M; Clymer
A., 6 Panama 4,15; Sherman 4,25; Summit 300
r. NJ; Mayvillc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. NJ.
Express train leaves Cory $50 A. NJ. Cymer 9,5e
vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton IL, NJ
Mail leaves Cory rs NJ, stopping at all Sta
tons, arriving at Brocton 4,5O NJ.
SOUTHWARK
Mail train leaves BroCtOn at 300 A. M..sopping NJ
all stations. arrives at Cory at 1895 p NJ -,
E1)Iess leaves brOctOn at 2,35 P. NJ; Mayville
325 summit "a Sherman 400; Panama 4,3;
Clylner 4,as, and arriving at Cory at 800 p \ M
Accommodation IL, YES BrOctOn 100 p. NJ, May
vile 10, Summit S,4o Sherman S.55, Panama 9,30 ;
Clymer 945 arriving Mt Cory at lo,l N.
CONNECTIONS.
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Express
Day Express, con,I .cing at brOcton with trail
| for Mayyllle Sherman, Panama, Clymer and Cory;
connecting at Cory with trains on the Otl Creek H.
X. for 1iusville Miller, Pioneer and Pet. Centre,
! Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also connecting at CORY with trains on the Phil
adelphia Erie koad, for Philadelphia and Harris
way for Union, Meadvile, Greenville, "a, and
| Warren, Ohio, and Jamestown and Randrlph,NY.
| Trains leaving Ul City at 6l5 n. m, Cory at
O. 20 n. m, connecting NJ BrOcton with Train on b. q
, E. X. r., arriving in Buffalo at 2,lo p. m. ,..,,
| Trains leaving Oil City at 9,33 nj will connec.
with Mail Train leaving Cory at 1.15p. m, con
recting with Express East on B. q 4. X. X, arriv-
ing in alo at f,5O p. M. Leaving Buffalo ut 4,oc
. y. IN arriving at Cory at 1o,l0 p. IN. .
Also, connect at MnyN'e with Steamboats, on
Chau,auGua Lake during season OF navigation for
''''''S''"' anu A. r. TRrw, supt,
| Jan1 Mayville, N Y.
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RAILROADS.
BUFFALO AND ERIE RAiLROAD.

On and after Monday, Nov. 23rd, lstS
-enger Trains will run on this road as follows
LEAVE ERiE--GoING EAST.
,aNA NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping st
s-SV Ripley, Westfeld, Dunkirk and Silver.
creek, arriving at Buffalo at las A. NJ.
>sSk A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
'scb ping at Westheld, Brocton. Dunkirk, Sil'
vetereek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
.,rs T. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stoI
ioD ping at Northeast, Wcstield, Broct,n,
Dunkirls and Silvcrcreek, and arrives at
Buffalo at 1o,45 =. NJ.
.,NA A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMoDA -
DsVO TI0N, stopping at all stations, arriving al
Buffalo ut 1o,4o A NJ.
D,eS p NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping At
Di-fD Northeast. Ripley, Westield, Dunkirh,
ISilvercreek and Angola, arriving at But
falo at 100 =. NJ.
LEAVE BUrPALO-GOING WEST. sect.
vsrO"p COLA, Silvercrpek, Dunkirk, Broctou,
We-,feld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
at 3,45 p. NJ. .-.-.
e,NAP. NJ, MAIL AND. ACCOMMODA,
fsOV TION stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erie at $50 P. NJ
H,DM A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping al
bs1V all stations, md arriving at Erie " lo,9o
n,lhN p Nj, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop,
JsUV ping at Angola, Svercreek, Dunkirk,
Brocton, Westfield and Northeast, arriv-
ing at Eric at 1,2o A. NJ.
4 .,lA A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping n.
lsSU Silvercrcek, Dunkirk and Westfcld, AZ
irving at Erie Mt ADO A. NJ.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Ellie time
Il N. BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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HOTELS.
fNIL EXCHANGE H0TEll.

The largest and most commO the
oil region Fair on the Bridge dcous Hotel in
Th. house Is pleasantly stu reduced to baardrs i
pleasant making it a delight ted, room cool an
Petroleum Centre, April 16ul hotel in all respects
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.

Leonard Jerome comes home to the jock
? C!nb races.
Baron Sioeckl has received decoration
and pension.
Count Beust is going to see the opening
OF the Suez canal.
Gen. Rrobert I. Lee ia ia delegate to the
Virginia Protestant Episcopal convention. =
Gu. NH. .-tcy 10 IL sand takes with him
thirty trnnNa, lied. we .ie3uAe, s. h Mot
cy wesI.'
Anna. Dcsjus IS said to he worth $lOO,l
eco Eb" Is stii engaged ia that uutappy
struggle ior ntt."
The widow Van Cot. preached last Sun.
day il the Duane street Methodist church,
New York city.
New YORK horse ar drivers pass Mr.
Bergh, witn shudder, ana the remark
"There goes Prevention Bergh!"
Baron Drise makes sixty or seventy thous-
and francs year by writing culinary reci-
pes tor the Paris dalies.
The first part of Miss Evans new novel.
''Vashli, or Until Death DO Us Part, is in
the hands Of the pritter.
Heller has given an organ concert il
San Francisco for toe benefit oi the sufferers
by TIE Gold llill disaster.
George Sands son is going to start fort
nightly review ut Paris, to which his mothe
has agreed TO contribute.
The New York Star ccmes to the rescue
of Sckles, and the best it can say of him i
that he is no worse than Scheuck.
The Westmintter Gazette announces tha
the Marquis of Butte who recently becam
heir to 3 800, 600 year, is about TO foun,
nd endowa hospitai for lepors in Jerusalem
, Madison, Indiana, boasts the LEADING
Sunday school man and the best biliar
player in the country, The name Of tn
latter john McDcvit.
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The prisoners at Erie awaiting trial at
the next term OF Court, made an attemp t
last week to escape. The men were found
TO have nren tampcging with the lucks on
their room doors, and they had Ioosened the
tasterings Of TIE trap doors leading from the
hall to IL" roof T4e prisoners were shacl {.
led.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
disgust.

A letter from the Eastern Shore OF Vir9-
MIA to the Richmond Dispatch contains the
following at Eastvile, at public auction
on the 22d ult., Gen. Robert r. Lee sold the
island called Smiths Island" together with
all the cattle and sheep left, after six years
depredations The purchasers, at 4 mere
nominal price, were two OF the Generals sons
Gen. w. II. +. Lee attended the sale in per-
son, and was the principal purchaser The
sale was mainly for the purpose OF getting a
new and perhaps better title than could be had
without sale
We learn from the Richmond Journal that
Col. 2. B. Stitson, of Washington, formerly
law partner OF Daniel S. Dickinson, is in Rich
mond, with view of investing in lands In the
immediate neighborhood of the city. lie has
made some extensive purchases In the State,
comprising about 80, 600 acres in TaZewell and
Buchauan counties, and 5000 In Prince Will
liam.
The bridge over the James river of the
Petersburg and Richmond Railroad was dis
covered to be on fire when the afternoon train
passed over, yesterday. 1t was extingushed,
and the magnificent structure saved from destruc
ton. How fortunate that it should have Oc-
CURED ut so opportune an hour.
Two employees OF the Tredcgar Iron Works,
Messrs. Bolton and Tracey, while attempting
to cross James river in a boat Monday even
ir.g, were washed down over the dam in front
of Belle Isle, and narrowly escaped being
drowned.
Gen. Stoneman yesterday made the following
appointment David Fultz, Commonwealth S
Attorney for Augusta, F. H. Bruce, Common
wealth Attorney for Rappahannock Robert
Boiling, Clerk of the Hastings Court OF the
city of Petersburg.
The report Of the President aud Directors of
the York River Railroad, speaks in encourag-
ing terms Of the future prospects of the work
The receipts last year exceed the expenditures
by ST. 900 even in its incomplete condition.
We regret to hear of the death of Mr.. John
|. Coleman, a most worthy and excellent citi-
zen of Loudoun county He died at his residence
near Guilford Station, on Saturday evening
last, in about the 74th year of age.
The culture of Irish and Sweet potatoes in
Northampton and Accomac, ON the Eastern
shore, Is increasing, aud yearly becoming more
profitable.
Mr. Thomas McCardell of Winchester, had
his pocket picked in Baltimore on Thurs day
last, OF wallet containin 5000
The revenue collections in the Richmond
district last year were 500, 900 being nea rly
$780, more than in 1861.
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CO3ESlEEsGaAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARK EFT, Jan. Tho market
quiet with limited transactions and but little to
operate upon Nothing doing IN Flour and
quotations nominal. Small sales of Wheat 100,
ITO, 175 and 1856; receipts very light. Corn
firm, with sales at e0A83 Country ground Corn
Meal Soc No sales of Rye reported. Sales OF
oats at 6Oc. Other articles quiet and prices
unchanged.
The money market in Baltimore does not set
tie into ease and comfort as the borrowers ex-
pected. So many schemes of finances are agl-
lated daily that all those who have anything to
lose are holding back to see their way more
clearly before they venture into any new bust
ness.
Money was easier at New York, yesterday.
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Wn1sKEY, it is asserted is manufactured in
New York city according to the following
recipe Common whiskeey 40 gallons, water
40 gallons tncture Of Guinea pepper 8 gallons,
tincture of pelitory one quart, acetic ether 2
ounces, and strong tea J gallons. The alco-
hol in this mixture is SO much reduced in
strength that the drugs must be added, to re-
store the taste, which burns the palate like fire.
The dealer thus makes eighty five gallons Of
imitation whiskey out of forty gallons OF COM
mon stuff. This recipe should warn all per
sons against the use OF such poisonous New
York beverages. Wash. Star.
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The "FoURTEENrH AMENDMENT. In the
County Court on Monday, on the trial of Ed
ward Johnson, colored, indicted tor theft of
corn, Mr.. Jenkins, for the defence, raised a
plea to the jurisdiction Of the Court, on the
ground that Justice John s. Magill, one of the
sitting Justices, and Sheriff Glaize, who had
summoned the jury, were disqualified by the
adoption Of the 18th Amendment, and that
their actions are illegal, null and void, and the
Court not competent to try the prisoner. The
motion of Mr. jenkins was opposed by Messrs.
Shields, Shumate and Holiday. The Court
sustained Mr.. Jenkins's motion, deciding that
Glaizo's term of Office expired December 81,
1868, and that he was ineligible under the 18th
Amendment; and designated Mr.. Besore, the
Coroner, as the Sheriff of Frederick. Without
intending it, the Court destroyed it's own ex-
istence, and the effect of its decision would
cause general jail delivery of all criminals
convicted since the adoption of the amendment,
and annul all of its decisions in civil causes
Winchester Iines
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VALUABLE READING MATTER.

STONEWALL JACKSON: A military BIZ
ography with portrait and maps, by job
Esten Cooke of General Stuart's Staff limo,
cloth So so
THE MEMORIES OF GEN'L. TURN Err
ASHBY AND HIS COMPEERS, by Rev. j:
3. Avirett, chaplain, Ashby's cavalry, and
other officers of the Army of Northern Virgin
ia, CS.A l2mo., cloth. 50 80.
PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS A:
Embracing details and incidents in his captivi
ty, particulars concerning his health and hab-
its, together with many topics of great public
interest, by John j. Craven, Nj. d., surgeon u.
S. volunteers. l2mo.. cloth. 81.
DIARY OF A SOUTHERN REFUG BE
during the war, by lady of Virginia. I'd edi-
ton l2mo cloth. 50.
SURRY OF EAGLES NEST or, the mem
o!rs of a STAFF officer serving in the Army of
Northern Virginia, G. s. A, edited from the
MSS. Of Col. Surry, by John E3ten Cooke
12mo., cloth. 1925
BEECHENBkOOK rhyme of the War, by
Margaret j. Preston, 7th thousand. 81 90.
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE, by Col.
Harry Gilmore, containing stirring incidents
by flood and field" l2mo, cloth, illustrated.
Price 50.
FAIRFAX; or, the master of Greenway
Court A chronicle OF the Valley Of the Shen-
nndoAh, by John Esten Cook. l2mo., cloth
Price 81 rs
Augusta j. Evans celebrated Novels viz A:
Beulah, 81 70; Macaria, 81 -. and st. Elmo.
Price 81
Supplies of the above hooks always kept in
store and for sale by
j. & w. j. ENTWISLE.
Booksellers and Stationeers.
L.
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STOVES. TENgyAKE. &c.
- SOUTH ROYAL STREET.

Z II. CLARKSONS,
= Wv N0'nNT - w 4 II IL u "a

Where can be found such fine STOVES rs
the IRONSIDES the EXCELSIOR, the CON
TINENTAL, the COLUMBIA ana many 9th
ers al of which arc warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
and CHAMBER STOVES, Portable Range,
Laundry Stoves and Template Stoves, together
with general assortment of TINWARE and
HOUSEKEEPINGA ARTICLES, all Of which
| will sell rs low as the lowest
~ Roofing, Guttering and Spouting done
in the city and country at moderate prices
Country orders addressed rs above will meet
with prompt attention.
N B-BIBB'S DIAMOND HEATER and
SECTIONS FIREPLACE HEATERS put
up to order. oc l3-3m
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The HEALTH OF Mr.. j. NJ. Boris. We
learn that Mr. Stearns, the warm personal
friend of MIR. John NJ. Bolts. states that the
disease of the latter has reached a stage which
leaves little if any hope of his recovery. In
fact he would not be surprised at any time al
the reception of intelligence of his death. Mr.
Bolts is at his residence in Culpeper county,
and his disease is said to be Of dropsica
character. - Richmond En0
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NEWS OFIHE DA 7.
$50 show the very age and body ofthe Times.

Edward L. Plumb, late U. S. Secretary OF
Legation and Charge d Affairs at Mexico, en-
route for Washington, brings with him con-
vention for the settlement of claims between
Americans and Mexicans, and treaty recog-
nzng the rights Of natualized citizens, who h
were ratified by the Mexican Congress-
A boot black organization has been put IN
operation in the city of New York. BY pay
ing two dollars a month one can have his boots
polished every morning at his house, and as
often during the day as he may choose to call
at headquarters
The Treasurer of North Carolina informed
the Legislature Of that State yesterday that
the failure to pay the interest on the State
debt was caused by his inability to borrow
money on the credit Of the State.
Two Canadian detectives were in New Alba
ny last week, cleaning all the information they
could about the Reno lynching. They are
supposed to be agents Of the British Govern
ment.
1t is reported" from Mexico that the
States of chihuahua and Sinaoa have been pur.
chased by the u. s., and will soon be occupied
by our troops
The Senate Finance Committee has agreed
to report adversely upon the confirmation OF
Alex, Cummings as Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
At Bowmansville, Canada, yesterday, wo-
man drowned two Of her own children in bar
rel of water
James Watson Webb, Minister to Brazil, is
in Washington.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JNo. O. L. GoGq1N.-It is

DEATH OF Mr.. JNo O. L. GoGGIN-It is
with sincere regret that We announce the death
of this gentleman. He departed this life at
his residence, on Diamond Hill, at o'clock
last night, aged fitty-two years. Mr.. Goggin
occupied leading position at the bar of the
city, and was a gentleman of great legal ability.
Ae was al honorable, conscientious and high
minded man, and his life was one of great
purity. Mr.. Goggin was a prominent and
consistent member of the Presbyterian Church,
and he leaves behind him a name and memory
without stain or blemish. -Lynchbwg Erg.
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nANX OF THE OLD DOMINION,

ID ALEXANDRIA, VA, Dec. %, 1858,
holders Of this Bank for tho ELECTION OF
DIRECTORS, will be held on TUESDAY,
18th January, 1868, between the hours Of II and
| o'clock, al their Banking House, in this city.
VIM. II. LAMBERT,
dec 29-eotd Cashier.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs.
Richardson, died on Sunday, at the advanced
age of nearly one hundred years At the
time of her death she resided on the same lot,
near the Spring, upon which she had lived
for probably seventy years Mrs. Richardson,
with her husband, was one of the earliest set
tiers of Lynchburg, and became resident
here very shortly after its change of name
from Lynch Ferry 1856. She was esteem,
ed by all who knew her as an amiable christian
lady, and for long series of years had been a
devoted member of the Baptist church,
lynch, Neocs.
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A man named Titus, living near Shippens-
burg, Pa, recently robbed and murdered
another man named Stein Or Stemm, who was
in his employment as wood chopper. Titus
has confessed his guilt
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The report of Mr.. Wells, the Commissioner
of the Revenue, conteads that the practical
difficulties in the way Of national prosperity
are substantially these two: fuctuating and
deprecated currency and an absurd and ruinous
tariff. The pressing work the government has
before 1t is to get rid Of these great evils The
commissioner says that the people can afford
to pay what they owe, and to support the gov
eminent on liberal scale besides, but they
cannot bear to have the revenues raised by a
system under which nine-tenths of the taxes
actually paid go into the pockets of pluuderers,
spectators and monopolists.
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Foreign News.

Foreign advices of yesterday report forml-
dable Republican demonstrations at Seville
and other cities of Spain, and conflicts with
the troops. A proclamation has been issued
raising the seige of Madrid. Gen. Prim, in an
official circular, declares that the Provisional
Government does not intend to disarm the vol
unteers. Disturbances in Italy continue, and
there is much excitement in several Of the
larger cities. A Plymouth (England) dispatch
says that intelligence has been received there of
the laundering at sea ofthe British ship South
ern Empire, on the Sd inst, with the loss Of the
captain and all of the crew. She was bound
from New Orleans to Liverpool, with cotton.
The war news from Paraguay is unimportant.
Gen. Mahon, our Minister to Paraguay, had
an audience with Lopez and the result is I'M
derstood to be satisfactory, atonement for the
recent outrages to the U. S. flag been having
guaranteed.
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NJ. Berger, the distinguished French advo-
cate, and among the most consistent Of French
politicians, wrote letter on his death bed,
avowing his sentiments in favor of the re-
establishment of the old Bourbon line on the
throne Of France.
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THE HUDsoNs BAY COMPANY.-In England
the opponents of the Hudson's Bay Company
monopoly are pushing forward their efforts to
dissolve the corporation. A late number of
the London Times contains an article on the
subject, which opens in these words:
THE last monopoly which the lmprovldence9
and reckless favoritism of Charles II. inflicted
upon the commercial world, is in the throessot
dissolution The Hudson's Bay Company,
which claims The absolute proprietorship of
about one third OF the American continent,
have at last been cited to appear before the
Secretary of State for the Colonies, and called
upon to show cause why they should not sur
render all their lands and possessions in
America, except few trading ports, to the
Imperial Government, in order that they may
be immediately transferred to the new Canadian
Dominion
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Menard the colored man from Louisiana
who came on to Washington, to claim n seat
in the House of Representatives, it is said
has gone home, having, it is added. "lelt in
diSnuSt -
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DR.. Harris, in his weekly communication to
the board of health of New York, states that
during the past year the deaths in that city
reached 24,SS9. The third quarter, ending
October LIST, he says. witnessed mortality
which will be as memorable as the hot summer
iu which it occurred.
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The question of the treaty signed by the
Executive with Denmark, for the purchase Of
st. Thomas, it is thought may give rise to
grave difficulties. The Danish Legation, it is
said, are determined to bring the matter, first,
before the Senate, aad then, to take other
steps.
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The Washington correspondent of the Balti
more Gazette says:
Il understand that within day or two,
many prominent Senators and Represen-
Sentatives have been sounded, aud it is found
that the propositions of the Richmond Con-
ference have been ta5ooad vehemently."
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Geo. Francis Train is speechifying in New
York" making fool of himself
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. -The post norton cx-
animation of the remains Of the colored men
who died so mysteriously at the residence of
the French minister Tot having resulted iu a
development of poison or other foreign sub
stance, it has been determined to make an ana
lysis of the contents Of the stomach, and the
jury has been adjourned one week to give time
for such analysis.
Yet another sudden death is recorded. An
aged coIored man named Harry Smith was
found dead in his bed in Georgetown yester-
day. As he was known to be subject to fits it
is supposed he died in one Of them.
On Monday next there is to be held in this
city an anniversary celebration OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Missionary Society.
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Presuming that after the 4th day of March
next Gen. Rawlins will be the power behind
the throne, Mr.. Medil, a person Of some
consequence in Chicago, has taken the trouble
to notify Gen. Rawlins that the people of the
United States want Canada and must have it
Certainly, Of course. 'The whole boundless
continent, &c"
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DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court OF Prince William county,
entered on the 18th day of October, 1868, in a
suit in chancery therein pending, in which
Sarah NJ w. Vowles and others arc plaintiffs
and Edwin W. Latimer and others are defts.,
the undersigned, Commissioners, will sell, be-
lore the front door OF the Court House of said
county, on MONDAY, the 9TH day of January
1869, that being Court day, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, the BUILDINGS and the
LOTS thereto attached, situated in the town of
Brentsville, lately occupied by DR.. Edwin w.
Latimer, on the following
TERMS, to wit:-Ten per cent of the pur-
chase money cash, and the residue on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day of SALE the deferred payments
to be secured by bond and personal security,
and for further security therefor the tito to be
retained until the last payment is made
A. NICOL.
CHAS. +. SINCLAIR
Pr. VIM. CO., dec 7-eots Comm'r RS.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale has
been postponed untl the FIRST NOM DAY
IN FEBRUARY next, at the same time and
place jan 7-eots
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JAN'Y. I, 1859.
SUN RosE...........7 IA Moon RISES mig. z Is
SUN SETs...........4 81 Highly WATER e'R.. 3 49
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN. :.
SAILED.
Steamer Valley City, McCarty, New York,
By NJ Eldridge d Co.