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SggpprIsEMEs SCopSTSI end SoHGig New
Abraham Binngsr and Elizabeth g., his wie,aad oi6e ~
ae e soeS. CT ctd: on a
Ss AyF @ Rssn II ss ;siosg s &
Mcclure. zeal estate snetioncer. AZ the Excnaass
es ss ~ d No. hH cry c Ne.
te iands aud premises described In SAID Judgment
First, AZ ,h. certain pousc and lot OF Lara situate
V place and 6resn~eh srsc ~ Frs pGS'S' En-
the city OF New yoIk about le hun ired nlneteei
nrSn BY famps ,trspt oaheriy IN he fesr OF p
er,y now or formerly belonging 70 TRINITY CaatSi,
westerly by property now or late belonging To vii.
sS sa sy y CsGse,y q SnT
issi ~ !S:ns. sSs dIy4ys sd
said aimeat 70, IN, more O.. less,
with q. oaiId ss. cs.,sa piece parcel Of land
,SS SS,s, .Ss known isanSs
:suny sy se s The eos T 2, bS or s .
Of sussnnsh widow Abraham hcs deceived S': scs
,aanE 70 breadth IN mont snd rear each tire,
inches, and On me east let FOUR inches
70 al. id Eb S e sHd Il Pf he S
time BY john Thurman and Rlchsriion ThSrmsn
ast. assa 9Gs sT.a
tie Sefk Of Se cy snS County 81 ssw re 9Is o.
npa%0e, Of s page two hundred
Third-All tnat certain lot OF lard, with tho oven
ing houses and buildings thereon, suttate In IN,
Ftret Ward Of the city OF New YORK, bounded north.
ery in mont oy Liberty 5treot. castcily BY Tempe
belonging to Robert Ainslie and westerly by ground
belonging TO Luke DorbOss, containing In front on
Liberty street Aforesaid twentY.our feet nine inches
In tue rear twenty-five feet tie east side sixty TIRES
tue sane more or less. which said premises nov
knowna numbcrg Liberty street And ALEC ali thai
certain lot olani All In the First Ward
ofe cty OF New loIk, which In Certaiu deed thereof
bearing date Cd ctvoi1 day )fJunc one thousand seven
hundred and nnciyeycn. made aud oI cutet by Janet
Ruglt TO Isaac ForOVss, recorded IA the CLERKS Of
nee vi the ciy Of New Yo.k Ia Iibcr DunDct nfy foui
Of COnveyanccs, rage four hundred ant nuy-One
described follows to WITT All that certain lot OF land
situated In the onrtn NOV Third WAR; OF the city
New YORK aod IL the hail part OF certain piece ofland
OF his late father Peter Jaw Esqulre. deceased. and
which was released to him ny Peter jay John jay and
Frederick jay In and by certain indenlre bearing
date the tenth day OF June In the OF Lord one
half pMt bounded rs follows Viz; la front by LID
cry street Uormcrly Crown strecO, on the east side by
tho lire which divides the sad hall part from the Other
hal part II said piece OF lanl belonging to the said
Jif1as Jaw, and which he conveyed TO Jacob weseI
~ the rear by grouId lately belonging to Doctor
shcsrGen con,aining In front on LiIerty strod
twtuiy four fest and nine inc In the rear TWEEN.
tnNt feet the east side sGtytnrec teei nine Inches
&nc o. te weBt side iyfour feet BE- tde sam1
OF less which saii premises are now known as number
g. Liberty street Excepting therefrJm so much from
hlayrnen and Conmonalty Of tue city OF New YORK
for the lrnlng OF Liberty strect.-Dltsl New lOrx.
August 70. $50. JAMES II, COLEMAN. Referee.
ToAPKIss WksrrhvELr, Piantirs' Attorney.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RailroacA

EH5E2 81 AS lShys P ST IS
o,i!,hoUGh txfRrss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
ft hl?i' tRi}r y 81 T. 4 AsR 4
hTfA2 SGPPfNRaScfTf rEo HT2ahNdhhI ssv
sllTSpn r1IHHl:oCcGHRc T2 clIKiyEL.EP ASD ekLl9N
4 81 IKAiN fkoM sgs9tFIit INA To BuFfN
Fkto ssp 6Fs h2 9A fET SR SSfs SI IL
}SNA1i Az GMfGkSSr ffRkEt S Lave bA MY
!Jr .l rS j;f T. AND sRs ", MsY Ma: II and $50
,for Mlcdctown and wsy, at $50 p ". c'sd s., s:p
,fSr Gee court aud Way ' &c $50 4 81 ed &c. AS
,,FSI,>esylearsG asa WAY, ASIAN. $50 aAa t;aP. NJ.
~ srisra Ard VAN; " sni l laa "a, =,
So y Theatre Train. 'IiaO =. NJ (EIst. iii P.WJ
o fST AMI %IS9 G3d W TS "a IA c 2'e0 F e;
rgm6sf s * Depot at CTS oi5 1 - ha 'i
FOR las .n.a:k and mn dale from asi st, Depot, AZ
sr.n oherIeer' st. De- DIVA NJ, ~ NJ i|tS, l. tSiS
fqf r Tmess. N tfoy. and way from ~ at. poeo,,
"a H. III t III; s5t aud rs T. n ' Studs. OF oy
Tickets l,r ra,.,Tc AND Tor Apartm,nl' IN Drawing
lSf i GS oS S n' q naa Sh S, ny .H a.
: mheT, 4 corner e,h It and 81 AZ, Harlem
a.. ."gi o. - / w Y2rE; tIe, =, - 49,. ara
~ priuc,a' lHfo.-
WI 4 PARR. General Pas engst Agent
J.. - EucEEE, Cpuerl super n,erdcnL
NAY : ls;0
'DsiJ For Ilsckensack only. For Permont only
go THE SEA SHORE DlRECf.-,A. br.
.ast N. mpto9 Ur!I ge i!snptOu ,uUgUe NJ'tI Iui
ton per Loe l.ani IA rgsi RON James sip ana sam
Ct tct .. .. ) A ~ -Id IS: r ".
40 NJ. Green; or, sag Iiarhor and ca Shore
10 \. - North Tort, tludngtDi, adl way stat" Es.
~. HrMpsjeAd. aad vsv lhtOnN
go i NJ, or-enroH, Sac ii. roor. and tue Hamp'
$50 North Port kp., stopping At prncips stations
90 i NJ, Nvrtn Port, Huntington, ucmpstosd, aad
AL Way citations
C& ! NJ North I,l!p. and way stations.
Al trains connect with branches TO Hampstead. Glen
Cove, Locust Nau'y, horth Port. &c &c.
Gson tickets. good for three days, 10 all ponS
on ~" roai. SIS
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Sblppln9.
----.-.---.- SgIPFINY' .-......,
a NCnOR LINE PASSAGE TICh n

4 NCnOR LINE PA-SAGETICh as,
10 ard n N any Railway station "a Great Britail. Ire
,Hd, NOrNHN. awc zen, Denmark, Gcrmt1y, ioli tld,
Bt+llm ant TIE United States, by steamers salIiaE
we, ~ Tor sar
n LOWEST CUGRESCY RA El
HENDERSON RRDTHRRs.
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lat er LETTERS trubll,h.a 8. Tu.isy, asa f1sv,)
~ rs-iss e hs Es- Yoh city Pee, omrs o'.s. 49, ~
Cedar lRiDAT, SEPT ., 1850. Ash fvt "Adv~u.eA -
t.r," ana ns.os ". dat. s LIT Pabbsd soostas s-
he p.p-s hsvi.s The Large, cifSustcn.
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Billiards.

BILLIARDS, "
ID IuELAS & COLLENDER.
Manufacturers OF the
STANDARD AMEklCAs BILLIARD TABLES
Illustrated cata losues sent by NAL.
Narerooms, 80 Broadway, New York.
DIILItRDS.-S.I nrstcass billiard tables ia
and bOWesy
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6opartn,rsbip Noiit,s.

nlSSOLu,TIQN.-T The copartnershp Of A. p
~ CHOCkLEY & CO., i6s Pearl 81. ~ this day dis
solved by mutual consent CllAS. A. BRAMllALL with
drawing. The business will be continued. under the
lied 10 sign In liquidation. A; ID. GuoC KlEY & CO.
New YORK. sept1 1870. A l. ANDERSON tSpecla)
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner, hin here
~ tofore existing under the arm name q Lhwrenc,
a Deeyes N dissolved by agreement. RICHARD DEE
YES Mason Builder, ls5 DeianceY st.
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JANtS N COLEMAN, commissioners.
MIIIIAM IL IKAlA


s.UpREME COURT. john b Miner anI hnla
tc = Ina u john BSrr d .csuei. against Georsa
!,r., AMI Mary. hs we lg aid Mary ycir being %
6,a. gaorsn. ot MI aanG; 80" - '-''''''
q pnr,uanoe Of luhgnent Of iorecl sure and "a,
dated re - nv OF hu.i'. $50 james IL, Co .
sssaa he hS sssS a5" =. III Se is 81
change snicsro!ln, No. ~ Rr.odw.n. IN The clty 3
O'Clock noon. ali that ceiian lot piece, or parcel Vi
irnn ti.r'le E'ns ana "ln@ 81, ,n' Sn'l'ra,n ~
ct bagt OF az MAJ 'r,l, Io, Of AM Sa1., "a
lw"lm War Ot the city ol Sow ur,, the property o
henE n,cyonr ant Jacob u oll ,uiy"'ri n i,
lS5' ny Dan Ct tT'n t'y -liN.lor," A. lot uIn''
n@T hanIrtI !Aa Wy peg Nm on .5e
orgd aod n,ce o., wt,t ot .1r westerly slt o te
Ssr3n. avS ~ l1hnt ~ .'s n,rta,lh - ir'lN ~
thence scstyrN AMI parable. with F,uyuiri .lrl
twenty two ier,, thence 2u'hctly and parallel "a
rorMcrb Hlco f tltyI hrd s!rrat aud lhrnc r,."ry
.lpng ne n,rth,ry do OF finy thlri street," w.
WV Wv p'' JNWE' H. COLE ~ G,.s,e.
Sta ' %sI y5r s" Na. 3 rs r,i"'d' A"'''"
SUPREME Court -CY and County u Nr.
- ln'k W-dfN Iorna'a, m mia IT,, N N'N
aul oiners
10 pnr,uanre Of Judgment OF puuuoa a.l ~
JIae lIG S"wg, u & snta ~ trr'T ,,-
.h ]nIgi'at; c nv seii ihTHlgH Hgh. T. H'n'
a. SG a. ndoad~Gy, di"tn e!t' o. "" lq.,
premises described u ,ul ~ gu mt. lntf I, '.rn A
losc nye lots Of aid slWti. 40 10. 20 y
ucth street. 6stwce6 tn. ,c. d,paa't Hu. -
aud bounded % ctIi'i - iu.r'- tIti. l'.t..
CIV " f"rlcih ~ ct nolth'fit 70. 'u. .. .'.i
Sc,t Z" SS on ONE "a 81 %. .'o iq, ar
trhln avenue, ~ the l'.ta,,' "'.t .u.t
four hIput irrf, an uAt'u 600 .t
ON M tlghl, AY'nu'. "A'l Ht e. % y
feet w.d'h AND llur'} "s o. 'rr. ..u A..
'''' ''' '''"' ,JAHI- /, ,ui.vN>. ....r
MATTHIAS "ANrA rAnuD, A......
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fuslntss q 1lntss

SublUtss 0OlHtS
,NOlD r,t,r.isl,i plumbing aud e., Gtling shop
a. ~" ,v'.Y chge,' .ooi ,hncg ~ rAa a'h
Last i".rl"N -. one ig'ITpr uJSrJ.
!IAI<EHy omnml,,onl c',ircrpn ~. aud cc
- ~ 49, sal.oh -pMtmnit' irhL a. pr cr 900,
AK cay rI, s.lr cllra to * s)oi bl,,noss.
- l"qhHr ~ - u itr -, brJp..Su.
l'ORNEH GROCERY .iors To- sale oe,t IA The
s,.Jrscy riU
i,0E SALE -eioco asa l,.u.es u aoccry store,
DIN. gorl ~ ...,.t, iow rtnt iusj Ataite n" w..
hcu GA -,G ay. Br".,i}u.
lInH SALE me -l.ct and uNtuIc, OF u rquor
loi,Y.h u
OK .ALL-lhg Noc@. OF ,mll. grocery .t1,e
!, 1855. iS NV w. At. "'I ., ''1 ~ 'O'"' ' II
OR ~ALg cheap blacksmith aui aheelW r..nt
Tor t"o Ia'oui 80 3uW
oh SAhE tn ~, liWg w,rd ,'amg'e room an
COCA 'r.pn - ..elins Hdi,t,s " : ooh J.tsa'
I'0iKt SAi.n let 'ad aS.D,e' ,,iey store on
"'"""' Ut '"''-.'' 80 insl l5tn Il.
i,On SALE too lroc,.y .l.r, ii1 y, -I.h Al.
Z l'.n' s-'' .I'hli, Ntl .p'n tpIyr.r
h jO~-, itoP'~ Oi~ThH rAIbp, lI ros.
~ Va lolca,r 90 oa.u .loa t.nuia,c ns Tor iof
cau h., . Dtuch, o. il .lru". Tie Wine, a. a.,
Debll hrp5 no 'n'i, TO- N,iursy, -"
tlILh H0i rE Tor sui ,'.ta,nlrc",, toqI.-ts
FHGkr.G varc,st' -" IT,
RAttGnANcE 51Jyr q.o .url h.y on, la,l Of
toaacl w T. DeaAa.sr' ID 49,. oo.,s'..s i..l'a
" Mott Haven.
= ccraaP q ..S 4 saI s ii. az w. N'' a. '''1"'
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I'm Corar
AIDES FNLI nNT~ .a..
Il GtE.. Irt. =, Do. 5000 ..,r.
yINNa'a hi.A.en. ~ Brood. 8 % -'"'
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TINTED COOPERS No. , Will hoiI special
mrctus NJ o hat Bro.dWy tins tycun :, ~ 3
O'clock. ny order i. I, Dkl >COLL Pres
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lrOItalonI 1mUs.
hR. LEWIS, author 81 MrGlc J. Com lnniOn nri
Ludc to .ealth Is the ul. est d m ~ sucCtssiI
uh sciAu IN the CITY the cure of urinary and oinlr
dc 80 III, rTuCdirt laye been carefully selected
du g pr .ctlrc of FORTY YEAS and are guaranteed
10 cltct Cut,s whore H Others have ~ 80, Pat ems
Cei re implicitly on Atpcc u cure ONCE ana con
suitlng rooms Beach 81, New lofH.
G'FRyOIS DEBILITY and all complaints ol
~ cthtr OK cuicI h, Or. EVA ~, ~ Chatham st.
Manhood restored IN fifteen minutes.
81 .OUO REV ARD for any rG's al 81 PIS5e
C,llN tail 10 cure also. rheumatism, DEBILITY, &c.
llours .rom sos Computations free,
Dr. lIt HARDS. 2ls Varck 81.
81 nnA REWARD for any prvalc disca,c
- .NtlV tlai ~ LVNNs'S remedies fan to cure.
Apply TO pI EVANS, % Iha hm II.
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JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
GU O.

IT III E undersigned again offers to
Il the farmers of Virginia and North
Carolina, these well known preparations;
ami lad any thing been wanting TO establish
their peculiar superiority, as wheat lertiliz-
ers il has been found in the result OF the re-
cent harvest-in many cases bringing up the
yield, on thin lands, to from 10 to % bushels
Der acre.
They contain Peruvian and Phosphate
(Nevassa) Guano, the latter finely reduced
on burr millstones, and are combined In the
following proportions, viz:
Regular Preparation of 1000 lbs. PERUVIAN
and 1000 lbs. Neyassa to the ton of 1000 lbs.
SO. ,
Special Preparation of 1873 lbs Peruvian
and 667 lbs. of Novassa to the ton OF 2,OOO IDS.
$50
Ground Peruvian Guano made ready for
the drill by grinding in its dryest state, the nc
cure Peruvlen-eo pe eIsa IL, pba Tinted
states S95.
Orders solicited for the above.
e. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
Diobr,ond cspptpfn hpr II fStl At.
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SALES of Va. Land by David D. NJ.
Digges, Land Agent at Gordonsville,
Va, (3l2), Three hundred and twelve
acres, belonging to Heating S. Nelson,
ham Depot, to Mr.. William I. Davis of
Gordonsville, Virginia, price paid Ten
Thousand Dollars; also Q51) one hun
dred and fifty ore acres, belonging to
Mr.. e. F. Herndon of Madison county,
Virginia. near Rochelle to Mr.. Craw-
ford Gallagher of New Washington
Clearfield county, Pennsylvania, Price
paid fourteen dollars per acre, Cash.
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MEssRs. LAYDRUM AND BLANKS, who
have lately opened storo here, will
accept our thanks for a box OF cigars,
which sell at the wonderfully low price
of 5 cts. each, and are equal to the ma
jority of cigars sold at 10 cents apiece.
Everybody, down even to editors, can
e,pota novy
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WE REGRET to record the death OF
Monday last at his residence near Cor
louisville Of Mr., WIN. Cowherd, most
worthy and estimable man. His re-
mains were inferred on yesterday, and
his funeral will be preached on Sun
day next at Mechanicsville.
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Schools. better point than Cor
louisville or its vicinity for first-class
male or female school could hardly be
desired, and we believe that such a
school, In the hands of q man of repu-
tation, would Infallibly succeed.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-28

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the
Fredericksburg and Charlottesville r.
II. c., are offered for sale in Baltimore.
This looks like business. Hurry up the
road. We want near cut to Tappa-
hammock,
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MAJOR JOIN w. BELL we hear is a
candidate for the county judgship in
Culpeper. A Quartermaster who came
out OF the war without dollar, upright
honorable, capable, m able lawyer and
high-teHed gentleman, he will ill the
place admirably and to the entire sat
isfaction OF the excellent community in
which no resides.
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LECTURE. The services of the distin-
guished divine, Dr.. X. A. Holland of
Baltimore, has been secured to deliver
n lecture IN Charlottesville, Virginia,
for the benefit of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South of that town. He
will preach morning and evening Oh
the Sabbath, the Goth February prox..
and deliver his lecture on Monday
evening the 2lst. The interest mani
tested by tho public to hear him will
call together large concourse on that
occasion, as he is justly regarded as
one of the most talented and eloquent
divines OF tie age.
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HE PESIrENTIARr A CoNFoRTABLE RE-
TaEAr.-The Richmond Enquirer learns
that Reuben D. Herndon, the eedacer
and murderer OF Miss Lumsden in Or
ange County, who ought to have been
h.n0 hut Tho was sent to the penlten-
tiary for cightssii years, is very ten
DERBY taken care Oh bv Superintenaeh'
Wardwell. He has dol,c no "oi S'n.o
he went there, is furnished with a iire
in his cell and supplied with writing
material and books and papers to I ''u'
he is better of, If this be the case, th~n
he ever was in his life.
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Do not Read This.-We have read in the
Virginia papers that have come to hand,
something like the following :-Encoura9e
Home Industry; Patronize Home Mantgac-
t,Hest Alas. how easy to preach! how hard
to practice. =
Do THESE SAME PUBLISHERS PURCHASE
TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIAL. IN VIRGIN
IA. Perhaps half of them do-the other half
write or run to the North without ever ask
ing the question. Can our type be made rs
we'll and as cheap in our own State as else
where. We can testify that the type cast at
the Richmond 7gpe Foundry is not ercetled by
any Foundry in the country, and should be
encouraged by every Printer in the State.
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ssRosE OF V IRGiNIA" is the name OF a
famous brand Of smoking tobacco man
ufactured for Messrs. Carter & Chris
tian, well-known merchants of Rich
rnond. 1t is a bright brown tobacco,
pure, not doctored, just about The right
strength, and of q delicate, fine flavor
in the pipe.
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MAJOR MORSE, who used to be In
charge of the Bureau in this place. is
now in the hardware business in Flint,
Michigan, and doing we'll we belieye.--
His many friends will be glad to hear
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TRSYBoS of Alexandria made his
fame and fortune by his fried oysters.
His secret was very simple to keep q
barrel OF lard at the cooks elbow, and
and never to stint her. That Is the
whole mystery. Few people are aware
OF the fact that frying is simply boiling
In oil; the thing tried must float In oil
and never touch the pan; 4 1T does, it
wil! sz.ell and taste of burnt grease.
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FROM THE CoUSTY SEAT Monday
last Court day, was wet and miserable,
but there was tho usual attendance.
Little OF interest occurred, beyond
few pleasant .fisticuff enc ounters and
ons small sta5blng. A negro was sent
10 jail for robbing Mr.. Ecklotf, who, we
are glad to say, is we'll of recent attack
pneumonia Dr.. w. S. Grymes has
decided to settle in the village, not at
Ma Olson Run, and it is reported that
DR.. Horace Taliaferro will remove to
Richmond. Also said that Rev. H. Il.
Hatcher has been called to the Baptist
Church in this place. and has accepted.
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WAGONS from Greneand Madison are
to pour in again, and bust
ness is looking up.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES will BIO held In
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning the 30th instant, at half past
eleven o'clock.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-28

A LAND-BuYER from New York.
north Of Albany, says that up to the
time of his leaving home last week TO
ice had been gathered.
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You CAN GET at Sneed's, If report be
true, everything in The world down
even to spinning wheels and gunll:nts.
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Mr.. DIGGEs is IN good heart the pros
pect of land sales being very bright, he
assures us.
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MEssns. LAsDRuM & BLANKS will re-
move their establishment to tho 81 ore
now occupied by Messrs. Craven &
Co., on Monday next.
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rO CONsUNPTHvEs.--TIae adj

To CONSUN1 PEEV ES.--TEAe aG.
l. ve1tiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, az
ter having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consum ption-is anxious to make known
10 his fellow uflerers the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy. or
the prescription free of chargeJ WIN
same, which they win find a sure Cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The
object OF the advertiser in sedding the pre-,
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives TO
be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost him moth
ing, and prove a blessing.
Parties wishingthe prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
December 3. lS69.-ly.
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THE junior OF this establishment begs
leave to return his warmest thanks to
lady friend for beautiful tobacco
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Rev. MIR. HANsBoRoUGH has accepted
the call to Orange, and will assume the
duties OF his charge some time next
month.
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a BATTLE ROYAL occurred hore some
days age between two parties of blacks
not much damage done.
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Our OLD FRIEND SPENCE is in full blast
now, not as agent, but on his own ac-
count, and we are glad of it. See his
A Advertisement.
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rTsvs PAIN KVV,u,ER for Chog-

" era and Bowel Complaint for Boils, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns and Scalds, Old Sores, Sprains,
swelling of the Joints, ..Toothache, Pain in
the Face, Neuralgia and Rheumatism, Frost
ed Feet, Felons,
SORE THROAT, SUDDEN COLDS,
COUGHS, &c.
Use it for any of these, and you will never
do without it. It's success as a valuable fam
ily medicine has induced others to initiate
and counterfeit the Pain Killer to a great ex-
emit
Be,cd;.e Of C0tllte'Jeits,
October g. lSb9.- I'm.
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CRAVEN g. Co, arc out t..is week in
great force. Perceive, f,eruse and per-
pend,
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SPOTSWOOD HOTEL

RICHMOND, VA.
THIS frst-class, popular and fashion,
Il able Hotel, the only one located on the
Main Street of the city, has been furnished
and put in the most perfect order through
out.
It is within one square of the Capitol, Gus
TOM House, Post-0flice, Theatre, &C., and
within two squares of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad depot, ana the
Great Southern Routes via Petersburg and
Danville.
The travelling public are cordially invited
to make their home at the Spotswood, ana
the proprietors pledge themselves to make
IL for the future, whatit has been for the past
five years, the leading Hotel of Richmond.
RD-Telegraph Office in vestfbule. ONCE OF
Southern and Adams Express Companies in
the building. -..
MILLWARD BROTHERS,
April d 1865 Proprietors.
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LOCAL NEWS.

wlRN AND WET weather has prevail
ed of late.
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CULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE.

=
CULPEPER C. H., VA.
VNHE exercises of this School will be
Il resumed on the first Monday Septem-
Der. 1865, and close the last Friday in Jnne
1869.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS;
Higher so 90
Languages, Ancientand Modern (eaeh) 20 o.
Music on Guitar % 10
Music on Piano, IS 90
Drawing, Painting on Canvass, Grecian ORR
entail, at Pr ,fessors prices.
Board, including fuel. lights and
washing per month, 20
All charges payable one-half at the begin
ing OF the session, the balance on the firs
of February, 1863.
The services Of Mr.. ]. Porter am expert
enced Artist, have been secured for the Or
namental Department..
The Principal having had considerable ex-
pericnce in conducting Summaries of high
grade, is warranted thereby in the convic-
ton of his ability to give satisfaction. Feel
ing individually responsible for the instrue-
SireS to assure all who are disposed To pat
ronize the School, that none but competent
and experienced teachers will be employed
'trd that every department., both of instruc-
GOu Ind government, will be under his SUI
lewiston. 1t is his desire and determine
non % aiake the Institution o first cSdss Fee
nae seminary, and he respectfully soiicits
tae patronage and cooperation OF the friends
OF education in this community in securing
N PENICR, PRINCIPAL.
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Spcrial Totirrs.
EnnOns OFYOUTH1 --Agen-

EIEkEGUkafs UT II . y H II.
~ tleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscr2tion, Will, for the
sake of suffering. humanity, send nee | ialI
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
vertiser's experience, can do so by address
ing, with perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 10 Cedar Street, New York.
December 3, 1S60.-ly.