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HE u MO N.
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. /, is45.

-.,,.r,sI E. James, c. w. James, ]. s. james
colLos Thos. Severn, II. NJ. Lewis, s, ii
...on J. F. Johnson, J, II. Stevenson, w. A,
\ lanes Pierce, James X. Whipple, w. IL.
Em o II. P. Stem, B. B. Hassey, John b, Weld,
u,mmit,, and R. A. Henry, are authorized TO
J ~, new subscribers, and make collections for
\, "Unlon."
,>z,Robert D. Johnson, Of Cohesion, is author
70 receive subscriptions TO the Union" IN
|s1as.
&c /, Jones is authorized to receive sub
-. far the "Unon" in Alabama and Ten
I,see.
II, following members of Congress have arrived
.sct our last
= .,,r,--Hon. w. Fl. Haywood, N. c.; w p.
,.nmo do; J. W. Chalmers, Mississippi;
Nm r. Lewis, Ala; George McDuffie, s. c.;
rorsin ohio II. l.. Turncy, Tenn; E. A. Han.
Ind "A. II. Sewer, Ark; A, c Green, r. IL;
surgeon, Pa J. Clayton, Deli and - Phelps,
i,mlOnt
o,,yutairts-Hon. Z. w. HUBBARD, Va; g. c.
,,msosle do; ]. Johnson, do; J. ii. Harmanson,
Lumpkin, Ca; A. Woodward, s. c.; r. b.
I.r do; R. ]. Daniel, N. c.; ]. Vance, Ohio;
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GR0CK cry WARE AT AUCTlON.--on
~ Tuesday morning next, the % instant at half
past 10 o'clock, we shall sell at our new auction
warehouse in doors, the following articles of white
granite ware
40 dozen plates; 20 dozen swifiers
ia do mullins; Ga dozen dishes, assorted
sizes
6 do bakers, assorted; IA covered dishes
Sauce and soup 'ureens; picked dishes
Sauce boats; custard cups; 25 dozen bowls
Toilet sets, pitchers, salad bowls, &c.
With many other articles in the crockery line.
Terms at SALE
r. w. DYER G. CO.,
Nov. cd Auctioneers
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R. II. GILLET, Register.
III. s. Jour. and Init
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIol

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL On Wednesday morning, Sd December at
10 o'clock | will sell, at the residence of Mrs
Weaver, Pennsylvania avenue, between the railroad
Office and the Capitol, good assortment Of house,
hold and kitchen furniture, viz:
Sofas, sdeboards, card, dining, and breakfast
tables
Bureaus, lookng-glasses, wardrobes washstands
Beds, bedding, bedsteads, and mattresses
Carpets, parlor, and chamber curtains
Androns, shovel and tongs
Cane and wood seat chairs
Clocks, paintings, stair carpet and rods
Hat racks, lounges, passage lamp
With good assortment Of crockery, glassware,
and kitchen furniture stoves, &C., &c.
Terms of sale: All sums under sos, cash; over
S25, credit ofthree months for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
WIN. MARSHALL,
Nov 2S--dts.< Auctoneer.
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BIZ B. Homans, .Aucfaoneer

By b. Romans, .Auctsoneer.
VTTEEKI.Y SALE OF FURNITURE.-On
w Wednesday, December 3, at 10 O'Clock, a.
M, at the auction rooms, corner of Il and 10th
streets, variety of new and secondhand frni-
ture.
b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
Nov. 29--St
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asspe
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A certificate will be sent for SIT
Shares in proportion.
J. &. Gregory n Co.
MANAGERS, NO. l0i, MAIN STREE
IVl RICHMOND, pirg!nM.
SplendM Lotteries for Ju'y.
IN mn Dollars

MANAGERS, NO. l0l, MIN oIfEE :,
lVl RICHMOND Virginia.
SplendM Lotteries for July.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass p, for 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria D. C., on Saturday, July
5,h. 1915. Splendid Capitals: $4,000 10000,
5000, $500, $500, $3.50 prizes 81 1000 70 OF
900, 20 OF 500 20 Of 400, &c, &C. % Nos,
III dra wn ballots. Tickets SlO, halves ,, quarters
, so. Certificates OF Packages OF % Whoe
Tickets SlI0; % halves 50; y quarters - %.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No; =, ioT 1919 10
be drawn in Alexandra, ID. T., on Saturday,
july ~. 1915. Capitals: S30,Ooo, lU0oO, 5,0oO,
$50, 100 prizes OF 900, &c, &c. - NO. Lot
terry, Is drawn ballots Tickets Siu, na'Ves ,,
quarters 3 SO. A certificate OF package OF
Sc whole tickets will be sent for $50, halves to,
quarters 80 81.
Capital $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class -, lof 1913, 70 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c, on SATURDAY, July
10Th. 1915. Grand Capitals SiooOC l5,ooo
5000, 5000, 3,OOS; so prizes OF l,ooo, % Of aoo
60 of 500, &c, &C.; lowest Prize Sis; i'cAels
$40, halves 5, quarters 50. CERTIFICATES q
parkaqes OF IS Whole Tickets $40; % halves
10; 25 quarters IS.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 30, for 1915, to he
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday July
9th Is45. Brilliant Scheme $4,000, 10000
/ 600 5000, $500, l,797; 50 prizes Of 900, 50
Of 400 so Of 300, 100 OF 200, &c, &C. Tickets
sl0. halves ), quarters : 50. Certificates Of
packages of Dc Whole Tickets $751; 70 halves
65; 26 quarters 81 80.
~ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger.
tifca,es Of Packages in the above splendid
Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention
and an official account OF eGca Hdrtng sent
when requested, 10 all who orde1 rom ~; Al
dress ). U. GREIOn, ~;
June &c Managers, Richmond, Va.
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LUZ WING LAND IN HALIFAX
COUNTY EOR SAFE

y virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
cour Of Law and Chancery for Hanover
NY. Virginia, pronounced on the 10th day OF
:. lsi3, in certain suit therein pending,
:: Tinberiake ct ais rs. Timberlake ct ais,
al, on THURSDAY, the 2ith day Of July
|, i lar, and il not, on the next fair day there
: proceed, as Special Commissioner, to sell
;loic auction, 10 the hishes, bidder, al the
r House Of Tucker & Rogers, in the county
aa!'iaz, 4 certain tract or parcel of LAND
= much thereof as may be deemed advised
4 iae tay Of sale) belonging TO the heirs Of
.1ss Undertake, deceased, containing about
y acres, more or less, about one-fourth OF
20 i cleared and ready for cultivation, and
'sIanng three -lourths in original growth
e are several small settlements on the Land,
'-aanis nov residing thereon. These Lands
,Iuaie! near the waters OF the Blue Wing
aico rivers, have desirable mineral spring
/ mem, AM adjoin the lands Of Dabney Rag
/ wilson Davenport, James L. Blackwell,
= boSey and others. The sale will be made
! iH' . suit purchasers.
. rms u sale-Cash for so much as will be
GEM 10 delray he costs and charges Of sale,
\, az t"o cqudi duHudi iu>tdlHichlo
!, purchasers giving bond with approved Sc
=, ani ne Tile retained until conveyance
oe directed by the Court.
ny persons wishing 10 view The Land will be
'lhinoGaec BY application 10 Dabney Rag
, 'esiaing near the premises, or 10 me. "A
W description is deemed unnecess Try, as
!Ae no one will purchase without exami-
70 WIN. SYDNOR,
.ae 2l-cWtdS Commissioner.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
ChiCkallOllaiahY Land,
FIVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.

TN pursuance OF the provisions OF Deed Of
i Trust, bearing date the tn March, 1913, and
OF record III the Clerks Oiice ut thu County
Courr OF Hanover, from William +. Taliiarro TO
The subscriber, Trustee, for purposes therein men,
toned will be sold At Public Auction, upon the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, 9th June, if fair, if rot, The
next fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted The
Tract Of Land uron which The said ralItaro
now resides. supposed 10 contain 22ls acre,
more or less, and lying on Chclahominy Swamp,
Al the heal oil the Mcchanicksville Turnpike,
upon the following Terms: Cash for an amount
sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale, and two bonds
OF one thousand dollars each, with interest from
Isl day OF January, lsi3; credit until Isl tay
OF next January, for one thousand dollars with
interest from Isl day Of January, 1912 and 4
further credit until the Isl Gar Of January 1917.
Tor one thousand dollars, with interest from Isl
tay OF January, 1913: as 10 the residue, terms
made known on The day Of sale; the credit pay
menis 10 be secured BY bonds, with Deed ot
Trust on the properly. This Tract is one OF The
most desirable in this vicinity. being within a
short ride OF line CITY, and situated in delightful
neighborhood The title is believed 10 be unques-
tonablo, but acting rs Trustee shall convey
such title only as is vested in me By the aforesaid
Deed Of Trust A. II. DREWRY,
June 6-cw3w Trustee
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LOTTERIES.
XVOrlFsapn,s Office,

MO-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
IN MOND, Tnsmia.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Clas.
No Isl, drawn the 18th June:
10 g. 10 55 u G6 IS IL 10 81 II 81
Ticket Nos 1 10 -, Priz. Of $50, sold a,
this Office.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING
$1,000 Capital Virginia MonongaIia, Class
No. :,G, 10 be Drawn lu-,lay, al II o'clock, IN the
Exchange Capitals: Sl,O0o 1000, GOO 300
200, Ire, 20 OF so, 20 Of so, &c Is Nos. Is
drawn. Whole Tickets dollar; Halves 80 cts;
Qrs. 25 cts.
LOTTERY FOR THIS EVENING.
10000 Dollars Capital Extra
No. l5l Drawing comes per mail Tomorrow
Capila> $4,000, 1000, /, 800 ,l6l, Is OF 600
81 of 200, 40 Of $50, 60 OF 100, &c. - Ms. and
ii drawn Tickets 81; halres2; quarters l.
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY NEXT.
100000 capital-viz Alexandria, Glass No.
2G-to be drawn AT Alexandria June 2Sth. Prizes.
$40 900, Is 200, G,OO0, 5000, 1000 1000, 2G2S.
$500, 25 prizes of 1000, % of 500, % Of 800,
2OU OF 2OO &c.-75 Nos, and Is drawn Tick
els $40.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
July 5h-S30.0 900, 10000, 5000, $500, $500,
a3sO, 5 prizes Of 1000, 90 Of 1000, &c. Ticke :
10 dollars.
july la;h-s3O, 900, 10000, 5000, a,,aO. 100
prizes Of 1000, sc. Tickets TO-
July I9lh-$i00OO. $1,000 5000, 5000, zoos,
80 prizes OF 1909, SO Of 500, &c. Tick is 10.
July 26-S3O,O00, 10000, 1000, 5000, :, 800,
1877, so prizes OF 1000, SC. Tickets H.
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
venised BY J. G. Gregory & Co., Tor sale on The
same terms al this Office.
N. B. All orders confidential.
June 81 CHAS. WORKMAN
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OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IL
i virtue OF decree Of The County Court OF
Northumberland, in the case OF Powell and
AMI Walker, guardian of 0. J. Wright vs..
; Wright. &C., the Undersigned, Commission
inc Court. will offer for sale, on WEDNES-
II. The 18Th day oil August next, if fair, if
4. next fair day thereafter, upon the premi-
ia. va!ua5le Tract OF Land, the property OF
ale James c. Wright, deceased, lying in
~ Pom, Neck, in the said county. The
4 IS estimated 10 contain about 300 acres,
"a 4 par: OF the county proverbial for lis fer
: borders on the waters OF Yeocomico river,
9ro!ucas fine crops OF the staple products OF
ss,n Virginia The Improvements are, a
..ns house, in toierably good order, and
: ami excellen, barn. Taken altogether, this
.st;y presents an opportunity for profitable in
neni rarely offered.
u The mex, day, 20 wit: the l4th August, by
le Of he same decree, shall sell also, upon
,remi>es. The Tract Of Land, also the proper
! James C. Wright, deceased, lying in West
...ani This tract contains about $50 acres
200 iore>, land. adjoining the properly OF
,art srine- AMI Benedict Walker, near Old
! Il roads.
'4aMs-A sum sufficient TO pay the costs OF
anil the expenses Of sale will be required in
one moieiy cf Inc balance OF the purchase
aeg % Be paid or The Isl OF January, 1886
.'ner moieiy payable in three instalments,
x, Twelve and eighteen months from the Isl
.!ary, lsi6. and bearing interest from that
the title 10 be retained till payment Of the
:lase money and i conveyance ordered by
Court. Bond and security required.
Ro. MAYO, JR., Commissioner.
lae 21-cl2,
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By Dabney 4 Cauthorn.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE

LARuE SALE OF FURNlI IKE.
pf virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed by Ma
IL thaniel B. Hill 10 me. Ishall sell, al ancion.
on Monday next, 30th oiihis month. al 9 o'cloch
at The Bell Tavern, all OF his Household and
hlichen Furniture comprising all the Furniture
IN the Bell Tavern, all OF which is nearly new
having been in Use no, quite year. Among the
Furniture there are about sky Beds made oil
new feathers Ma raises, Bedsiead> Chairs Ia
bles, good Cooking Stove, &c, &c.
The terms will be, ninety days negotiable
notes with approved endor>ers, for all sums OYER
$50, that sum, and under. cash
EDWARD ~ DABNEY. Trus.ee
Sale conducted by
DABNEY & CAUTHORN, Auc:s
June 1J-tis
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F r $ Al. F,

IL Subscriber offers tor sale the estate upon
shch he resides, "FARNLEY." 1t con-
, 80 acres Of the best quality limestone
/: si;h a neyer-failing stream OF water pass
'''ugh il, and an ample supply OF Wood
mated within two and a half miles OF the
y. POs, Clarke county, Virginia, and has
2aaafacturing mills within three miles Of the
,tor The Improvements are equal 10 those
s. estate in the valley Of Virginia. The
| .as hulk within the last ten years, under the
!oers oYn superintendent, has, upon the
-'oF vestibule, from which 10 the left you
nlo draw;ng-room, library and dining
! 2 which last is attached butlery closet
! fireplace; 10 the right is spacious cham
-'ssslns-room, bond-room and spacious store
! 'foIn whence hy a passage Of 50 feet
paslFy.room, kitchen, lumber-room, and
* Tor servants and in the covert, bee
>mose-house, ice. house, &c, &C., &c.
,scHaf >;ory IS divided into four spacious
'.,'ris; 70 one OF which there is an ante
s', Of good size, and TO all closets and
a handsome Belvidere on the root; ex-
40 % panoramic view Of many miles Of the
!. ~ =, valley Of Virginia. It's situation is
{. "H lawn Oh some acres IN IlOnt,
!. -ae spFing al the base Of the hill. A Co.
u some so fee, at the back Of the house;
!. peasant walk in bad weather; and from
s yss INTO shrubbery filled with roses and
+. .s and plants. and thence to kitchen
obtaining a variety of fruit, and admit
..,as The Farm Improvements consist
IS sS swlsher Barn, with stalls in The base
u, = Horses; a Cow Shelter Of brick, go
r i; supported in front BY brick columns;
Rasss:: Now above, which will contain 40
('sc oy, Com House, Carpenter Shop and
F., H. aaI,e's; The last Of stone, and recently
! pso,e,s ,aoscrlber can confidently recommend
;.se = 10 soa gentleman Of fortune, who wishes
a. ,o,n 'ae Subscriber, White Post Office,
].& 92s'D'y Virginia.
:" JAMES HAY.
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STATIONS Office.

MO. S, SOrTH FOUR TENTH
IN STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
Drariag Teec1rcderery day AZ o'cloei.
$1,000, 1000.
Friiay-Monongaia, No. &c Capitals
$1,000, 1000. GOO, 300, 200, IL y, 20 Of 80,
Sc. Is Nos, l3 ORA wn. Tickets | dollar. halves
80 cents quarters %.
$4,000, 1000
Saurday-Aleyandria Extra, No. l53. Ca.
pirals: $4,000, 1000, 300, LID, Is Of 1000
&c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 4 dollars
halves =, qrs. |.
$4,000. $1,000
Monday Morning Drawing received by Sun
davis mail.-Aexandria, Glass No. %. Capi-
tails $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000
262. IS, $500, . Of 1000, &c. - Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets SO, Halves ), Quarters , 50
Orders Tor packages, certificates of packages
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO- and drawings sent, when re-
uues,cd. Please address orders to
II. STATION,
June -, Richmond. Va,
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POWIlalaM House.

RIG II M 0 y ID, V r G y "A.
This being the season ior visiting the snbscri-
i Der would respectfully call attention TO this
Hotel, so long and well kept BY Mrs Duval. To
those who know the Powhalan House. nothing
need be said in lis praise:-i,s delightful location
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which j, is conducted, make il a mos,
agreeable resting place Tor families or individu-
ais
The friends OF the subscriber, who patronized
him at Dbrefls Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acquain-
lance with him al the Powhalan House, situated
on level and beautiful emlnence hear the centre
of the city, a few steps from The Capitol, Cover
nor's House and City Hall, and very convenient
10 the Railroad Depols, Boat landings and busi-
ness part Of The city.
II The Powhaan Coach will be in readiness
to convey passengers and baggage TO and from
lie Hotel reithout eharse, and thus save them
from so cents TO 81 dollar porlerage.
II BAR on The basement RoOr.
Board per day 81 so.
June 22-d3w&cti Ct1AS. L. DIBRELL-
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MT USIC.-A lady, educated in Europe, who is
Itl I oroughly experienced in teaching Music,
and who can have the highest testimonials, wish
es 10 hear Of a situation where she may have the
conducting Of Music School, either connected
with some flourishing Female Seminary, or as
an independent teacher The lady is qualified TO
instruct in vocal and instrumental Music on the
Piano and Guitar Being accustomed 10 conduct,
the organ, she would prefer location where an
organist is wanted.
Communications NAV be addressed to William
Harper In,elligencer Office Romney, Hamp-
ch;re W. June 2t-cits
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Wood Park for sale.

TNlilS beautiful and desirable residence situated
Il in Orange county. Virginia, ore OF The most
healthy portions Of the State, is now in market,
and will be sold privately, upon desirable terms.
The Tract contains 122 acres and is considered 10
be more beautifully and desirably located Tor
private residence than ans other in this section OF
Virginia. |, lies - miles from Orange Court
House, 30 from Fredericksburg, and l3 from the
Railroad Depot, Gordonsyile
Marcus Bull, Jr., who resides upon The Farm,
will take pleasure in showing it 10 any one Gesi-
rous OF purchasing ANY information wanting
can be had by addressing him at Orange Court
House, OF David Hume, Esq. Postmaster, same
place. MARCUS BULL.
Observation-Disclosures
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NEW SUPPLY
Boots, Shoes, Trunks. Carpet Bags, Y,

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, NC.
JUNE lGA, 1915.
pUTNEf & WATTS are now opening per
i steamboats, and packets, a new supply OF
SUMMER BOOTS and SHOES, of every
description, Tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses. Bows.
and Children. Also, Travelling Trunks Car.
PEI bas~' &c. We respectfully invite our old
customers and The public at large 10 give us a
call we assure Them that our stock is of the best
qualify and will be sold At the very loves, prices
Il has been our aim and desire 10 keep on hand
stock OF The hest quality OF goods in onr line ;
AM We will sell them as low as possible. We
respectfully invite all in wan, OF The very best
and handsomest articles in the Boot, Shoe, and
Trunk line, 10 give Us call. Our stock will be
found large and desirable at all seasons.
PUTNEY x WATTS.
Dealers in all the most fashionable STYLES or
Ladies, Genlemen's, Misses, BOYS, and Chill
dIeh boo,S, Shoes, &c. juno H.
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MERCHANDISE.
Thomas * Charles Ellis,
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery,

No. LOG, Vest Nam Street.
II AVE received by late arrivals from Eng
Ii land and The Northern Cities. a large and
varied assortment of SPRING GOODS. which
they will offer 10 country dealers, and 10 purcha-
sers generally, at very low rates, consisting in
part Of
Satin stripe Adrianoplcs
New and rich style Bazorincs
Lawns and MoasIin dc LANES
Black A!paccas and Bombazines
Earlson aad other Ginghams
Polka ;hd many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shaws
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab d etc. Croton Coatings
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and Gainbroons
Valencia and Marseilles ve>linss
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Sheangs
Table Cloths, Diaper and Towellng
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins, Gloves, Mitls and Suspenders
Marshalls Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Samplng Irvine.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
April li-It
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Il T. II l. T. TIN.
BOOTS, BOOTS SHOES. SHOES.

iIoo -. Doo = sNliofssS. NI1OTIsS.
ANOTHER ARRlvAL-JrxE 20
. ECElVED al J. d. HO0VEP'S. a large
IL variety oil pessed Channel Boots, made OF
The most superior materials. and in perfect iIaita
ton oi the sewed Channel Boots, 50 Justly cee-
braled in Firsinia-price 81. Til, is an article
worthy The special notice OF gentlemen, which I
respectfully solicit.
English Shoes, for gentlemen, an article also
JUS, received.
Bronze Slippers. ior ;he ladics-l00 pair Just
received, which shall sell al 81.
5000 pair OF McCurdy', Slips ara Ties, fash
ionable ami unias!lionahle, on hand. which shall
close out at prices little lower Than heretofore.
Ladies, who are familiar with The qualify and
siyIe OF those Shoes, would do well 10 purchase
,!.ein By the dozen pair a shall sell th-n cheap
er than they will again be oiiere.i.
100 pair Misses bronze BI>kins, Slippers anil
Ties; also, large vaIie,y ., black and fancy
Caters, &c
In linr, my sock being large, and feeling de-
Sron> 10 reduce il previous 10 increasing i, with
Fall supplies, shalt oh;-r greater bargain, than
can be found elsewhere til The ION July. Alter
thai period, here i no doubt shoes will command
higher prices-a tact which should induce all
persons who are al present or expect shortly 10 be-
IN want, 10 make their purchases at once.
- An unusual variety OF TRUNKS selling
very low. Is !. p. HOOVER.
IN
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
ARRIVED.
RICHMOND, June 25.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat oc,avia, J. II. Anderson master,
with A tons merchandise, from Lynchburg, 10
Samuel Winflee, Van Lew, Smith 4 Co, Jones
& Blair S. J. Jones, Henry Ludam & Co., and
L. D. Crenshaw & Co.
Boat Thomas NJ. Bondurant, Z. Henry, with
D tons merchandise, from New Canton, 10 Deane
& Brown, A. T. Harris. Fords s. Woodson, and
Ro. Gwathmey.
CLEARED,
Boat LynchtuIg, r. S. Fields, with 81; tons
merchandise, for Lynchburg.
Boat James Madison, William Tompkins,
with & tons merchandise, for Scousvile and War.
rem.
Boat Columbia, W. Scott, with 35s ions mer.
chandize, for Lynchburg.