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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-04
A Letter from Gen. Houston.

Gen. Houston has recently published let
ter in reference to one lately put forth 10y
John Tyler, in which he Qloustom) says the
great STORES, propagated so industriously in
1913 and 1871, about the Interference of Eng
l""h owl F"ourn 10 prevent the annexation
Of Texas to the United States, that they might
get Texas, Sc, arc and were mere hunhug.
The Tribune remarks upon this subject as
follows:
"GEN. IIorsToNs LETTER ON the annex
alton ofTcXas, is deserving OF fixed regard
MS formal and conclusive rcfutation of the
master fraud ofthc series whereby this coun-
try was inyeigIed into Il career of injustice
rapaciry and butchcry, in defiance ofthc laws
of Nations and of God. The perpetual and
only really effective weapon welded by the
advocates or upologists ofAnncXa,ion in 1914
and '45 was the alleged intrigue of England
and France to defeat it, coupled with the
more outrageous fasehood that England was
straning every nerve to eflccta virtual an
ncSation of Texas TO her own dominions.-
These two stupendous fnIsehoods gave all
their point and nearly all their weight to Gen.
Jackson's numerous letters in favor of the
measure; they powerfully aided TO stihe the
natural indignation of Northern Loco-Foco-
ism at the treacherous overthrow of Van Blu
rem at Baltimore, and to drive to torpor the
sad remains ola conscience still lingering in
some hosoms which naturally revolted at the
pcrlidy aud atrocity ofthe general course of
our rulers wilhregard to Texas. British pol
icy'-'l5rtish intrigucs'-'British rapacily'-
'cmssares of England'-these were among
the watch-words Of the squad pccuniariy or
politically interested in the success of the
Texas conspiracy, by which they drove the
mass of their pnrty,against the stomach of its
sense, into the mcshes of Annexation. We
denounced them MS false and fraudulent at
the time, and throughout; but the hundreds
oithousands forced to choose between adhcr-
cnco to their party aud obedience to their
convictions of policy and right affected to
believe the clap-trhp and suffered themselves
to be drawn into a reluctant but none the
less ctltctual support of thc giant inquity.-
And now, the mischicfbcing irrevocably done,
the President ofTcXas throughout the period
/ Ol lllt diltBCu l)llllSll ana tfGlCn llacllllu-
tons, whose hands consummntcd Annexation
and who personally reaped princcIy share
of its advantages, comes out with solemn as
scrvation that the whole story ofForeigu In
reference was fraud, trick, gross i'm
posturc-that there never was shadow of
foundation for it,"
The war now in progress against Mexico
is but a continuation ofths Southern scheme
of rapNcity, wagcd for power-and when will
the people of the North, even those who
were cheated into voting for Polk and Texas
OpEN THEIR EYES AND SEE, and VETO, b,
their VOTES a scheme so wicked and Sc
destructive to Liberty?
Let Vermont speak again, next Tuesday
in condemnation of the further prosecution
of this wicked scheme.
The Chicago Tribune estimates the stocl
OF grain remaining in shore at that place, tc
go forward this fall of the crop of 1916. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-04
LOOK AT THE FIGURES.

The Patriot ias frequently asked the Watch
man, elbows WOOL" The Yatchman turns
TO the figures and replies as follows. The
quotations under l-44, it will be seen, cmhra-
&c period, when the Wing Tariff was fraud
ulcntly administered by Locoioco custom
house officers in tho ports where wool was en-.
tered y et it was on an average over four cents
higher per pound, than it is under the Polk
Tariff, under which the locos told the wool
growers they world reap golden harvests.
Boston prices ofHooi, J"iy 30, ~. J"iy 81 AZ
Savony 80 TO - A. to a =
Amer. full blood, AZ to A. 40 10 ~ =
" - to 81 blood - to 40 81 20 30
Z" com. to IA " ~ 10 30 - to 80
This is from the Boston prices current, at
the incoming of new clips in both Periods and
now, for easier comparison, we give you the
average, thus
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-04
MORE TRooPs ron THE WAR. The IT,
une has the following:

MORE TRooPs FOR THE WAR. The II
une has the following:
Philadelphia, Aug g.
Five more regiments have been called
by the Secretary of War, TO render scr'H
Mexico, viZ:-two from Tennessee, twoN
Kentucky, and one from Indiana.
TENNESSEE. 1t is settled that Neil
Browns majority for Gov. is butalrle eli.
wayfrom 900; that the new Senate l,c-
posed of13 Wings, IL Locos, the llols
Al Wings "a Iocos, giving eight WI. ..
lorty in Joint Ballot. (Probably @.o
Jones or John Bell will be chosen Is :,
ator.)
Philosophy and Philanthropy arc @''
combined in the following hint. Il "uI
prehcnds great deal of truth, and no 81.
amount of humanity. "Every time !ol..5.
your wife out to ride, you save WIN.
from appearing on her face"
A Wing meeting was recently heId'"'"
lin, Indiana,at which Hon. THoNAs 'ON'
of Ohio, was nominated for the PrcS"co
The Ago Of improvement one o. NV. ,,,,r-
important discoveries of the age i" .G %"
ing the condition of this large lass y. ri
humanity, consumptives, rs Ut N',,",,bla
sam of Wild Cherry. What umv e .5on,.
and consecrates, what experience "T nnic
confirms, what all men in all places No da
saving is good and valuable, Is s"'.oc;,,r
A popularity of this sort tNcs III , Sp
roots so deep and strong, that 'll'r g. V"l
strov il The success which has at'cn DD,I.,
medicine for several years past nus .'5 .en
the prciudices of all respectable w'" "3 anti
men, and the article has taken slu'"
the first class of discoveries ana o'''ar III
the age; and when rcsorted to III s ',,,mfni
cates the diseases for which II Is lI ~ Il,r; +
We cut the following from tl'c
Gazette, of Jan. 1886: ,-...,;,r or
Vistar's BoIsam. Notwithslahu, ',IIio.l
version to putting, as many do, eve, EWrden
comes along in the shape of palen' AK lake ID,
and the fact that we scarcely ever ,' rr ,i
cines of any kind, yet we feel ,,, ,mit BY
be doing I'M Justice to the commu.m;, MUM We
holding longer the favorable op'n aoIJs and
of Wistar's Balsam, in cases OF Vo ',s5 is. h
monarv complaints. Having wltl' ',;Sye tr
effects in several instances, we D'''
an excellent article. c, Joha:.
For sale by J. G. Bingham ~,
and dealers i'll medicine general5 che wr,
The genuine signed J. bu''' ="
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-04

The largest farm in Vermont is said TO be
that of Judge Mech, at SheIburne, eight
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-04

The Chicago Tribune estimates tile stock
Of grain remaining in shore at that place, to
go forward this fall of the crop of 1916, at
IT'S 900 bushels wheat,
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,

Sealed and delivered
N pres NJ -
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ADVERTISEMENT.

A tho minds Of some whose friendsbin
s re- may Dc esssa ani.sosae'y BY ms-pr.'en,i'on'
STATS sons OF the PARTICULARS permit
and not In the identical words the substance
Anar absence a month"; 10y nIn.s- thou ,h
felt strong enough 10 business went to IN.
Wa'ehouse to out duty, when, common ,au
tons ended Capt said ESD viii pu, Won ON ,,
lough and then n complaint lodged
ms TN my abscnoe) BY b. D. for slander my alb
.enec WAS with, others appointed Watch ow
ing to there having been recently depieds
n'n- committed On the eizens) according my masters
orders returned home and several mr
to the waehiioa'e for FUN Affair." 10, tedious
F" teai. and which thought n
sad II 20 AIS saasn and concluded ought TO
be to al ohet Blu, Captain J. .aid amer much lengthy
ooa sad ior newspaper relation that he would
pend had told OF the wachmen could NOT be-
the case Of d. that he put neither
could devise what could be- voting for Mr. Ron.
That had caused hun towards Capt u had
the case OF d. Dsl considered done away watehun
went directly tn Capt Jenkin, tod said was vo
Ing 'or MT Bots TAss s charge brought against me .r :,
servcd 10 this Waterman what s
H"s's mas for rVsg for Mr.. Bsis-whieh not pOsir,
.aP' 1ny so himself But Thing. r,mannr IN
that situation days suspended business. Cant
WATCH and on wanting know grounds he d.
charged what had eommed-he replied the case Of B.
and my ineompeeney owiur 10 A..
herney in intellectual powers understood Nor n
pain jenkins has just found the eceiion am
fo IDIOT sapderer will Tho po.,,,. r,.
Of sound that myssf No,
have discovered the lack OF Il in me before have
immediately
call for the space OF years to wait un
N va told maj wanted capacity TO ill such myself
never hSHgh that 10 be Waterman required the talents OF
saesnau orator from the be
PEACE, being set on IRE and obber,. % s
eommid, and Capt had though, not done nv duv M
That respect as much rs In power duty to have
complaint me-bat none Of tbo.. thing, ne ~ "a
an-ge heard OF but The pe,,y ,,sa
va. neaPaci'aicd To I'll the Office, for common
such memory recollection ke hav. o(l.n head ,h al
saying that poor better none tut ,hnk us.,
"ouh have been better plainly sh.ws the world as
have sa4befoe he lacks himself profound sense not to h.ve &
covered the want OF IL in until he -a, he wa,
pleased to n'nuas the night he seharse the
hooouT Of serving under him. Buas great am NO .p,e
W, tlJutan
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vs. '''' 'stecr Hotel.
Drawn Nos Of the Sussex Delaware Lottery Extra Glass
No. Al:
IS ~ 80 &c II g. 90 a % "a A
Ticket % AZ 49, another small pIize sold at this Office
Drawn Nos OF the Alexandra Lottery. Class No %;
10 Is IS 10 50 IL &c 50 20 90 25 81 81
Drawn Nos Of the Va. Lecsburg Lottery class No 81:
50 so 10 % Al Is 7s ~ l6 "a So 81 II 10 %
TUEsDAS-The New Jersey Lottery No ~. draws to
day at JeTssy City and the drawing be
Capitals, IS 900. 5OOO aOOO 2OOO 1910 Of 1000
% Nos le drawn baIo's. Tickets $50 qrs les
WEDNESDAH-rhS Alexandra Lottery, Us draws n,
on Tuesday and the drawing will be received
"wednesday Capitals $4,000, 5000 30OO 1900 1873 no
Of 1850 &c 10 Nos - drawn ballots Tickets s5 halves
I.25.
rhURsDAYThe New Jersey Lottery elias. No &C. dau. a,
Jersey CITY Wednesday aud received
on THURSDAY Capitals 100000 $500 1888 no Of IOOo
&C 20 Nos II drawn ballots s. aves so ars
fRlDAN-The Va Mon ngalia Lottery No 81 draws
at hIandna Thursday and drawing
on Friday Capita 5000. OF Nos ~ baIot,
", halves h. rs
sATURDAY.-TIckets only sI-The Va. Leesburr Lottery
Extra class No H. will be drawn Norfolk the
drawing viii be received Saturday Capial 75
Nos, - dawn bsots rckes halves soc: quarter,
Also on sATURDAY-The SUSSEX Delaware Lottery ertr,
Class No ~ will be drawn wminR
- drawn ballots Tickets only Dollar halves so ors rs,
$4,000!
zoo No Lottery II drawn ballots package OF 90 Tickets
The Alexandria Lottery will be drawn nj AIetap
dnS on Saturday and the drawing on
Capitals $4,000 $1,000, 10000 5000 800 10 OF 1000
Tickets us, halves :, 81, qrs AIS.
S Tickets and Shares in the Lotteries which the
arrive ON Sunday, for sale NJ this Office Saturday
evening and the drawings ready for inspection early on Monday
morning
Orders from the country enclosing tho cash or Prize Tickets IN
Mau Cos Lotteries prom attended to and the drwnrs for
warded when requested.
liberal discount piekage sales Pines casb,d at sight
THOMAS LAMBERT
N a RweH
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N. BElCFs PRAcrICE { MEDIcINss

w. kANDOl~PH d CO.. booksellers, STA.
Rel osd the Agent car DE- Beach. Boot and Ne
denel The folowifg the rstan LIBERAL
nd to rs,'e-l' aehaA and Others VITO boy a'ss
American Practice Panty Physician being the sssnlia
s character. eAu.ss s,nplous asI ire es OF
the dssA--- Of AMI shken smaiss by W.
Beach. ~ u. with goo sHetaSnE's-P,iee $500.
The pr,e.. Msdieiae. a.- a. follows.
rulscnsu Powder syup-f colds. coughs. consumption
Splitting VI Iioad pain IN the breast, Ae-75e
Pulmonary syIup-isO
Alternative Powder .ahamGor impars. Of the blood
for erofsla Rhsum bead Mereur,
syphe. erupvs .wenrs fever sore. a.
tuas and all eutaheoss aneeuonS-75e
Alternative syrup-l5o
Restorative Wac Bas-Cor all nsrvous com ,en~r,l
debility dyspepsia weak JarE. all female eOmsa, &e-isO
Powders Ia make Bireu-5O
PHI Eseuayfcr IIemorrlsds or Internal and INV.
srriga remedy-Ie0
Ncu,axng MIure Nurssry M.deine.-fsr cholera Nor.
ehlldren ndaeed BY tsethins deniiioa-5O
fe'sfanh Asu" fo~dersior Intermittent Bilious Fevcrs-
Dnpaoree or Fewer Po~der.-fos Ianamma.
Dur,e Dop.for Gravel all affection. Of the Kidney.
for ey.,ii,. HeHaiura and all urinary disea.e.-5o
n all dsoases-2s
ves.,abs Emetefos Colds fsvers Ina,mmatory comp ain.
&e-25
HePatie, Iivrr Pin,--f Liver complaints. &e-so
Rheumatic liqud-or Rheumatism, -pains Spinal Irritation.
white ,~elng asue IN the face and breasts Paray--
Rheumatic Pils-Gof acute and chronic rh.uEaii.m-Jo
sudouhe Tneisre Sweating DfoPsfoi colds
nhammaions peufy. neuraga bilious cole gravel Ge-5o
Worm Posder-io tape and worms
all dseasss arising from woEms-5O
Cough Pnsor eos coughs pain and rh,ns,s in
the chest, kc-a5
Nervous Ps-ior Neuralgia, dsease.-25
Vegetable Anti Bilious Piior all hillary Diseases
dfopsy. &c-25
AMI Dypepe and Tonic dyspepsia OF Indigestion
iabina Costiveness Aedty OF heartburn pain in
the breast aud side, dizziness, &e-5O
Cough Drops-or coda coughs. structure OF lungs, snam
nation Irritation o the bronchial kc-50
Itasing PaseroE all deep pains OF In
ctna Organs, sPnal Diseases Dea Ds.n-,S. ke5o
Female Pis-ot ehloss, and other cmal. eompants-5O
Caarrh fo~dss-fo all head
IS
Anoiync PiI,-for Cramps Fits, ke-5O
Comp Unus Pouluee-for Inflammation Eyes
u'eers, Ge-5O
so
Brown oiniment-or Itch Rhcum s, Antonys Pre-
Ec-25
Composition for steamns for swelling. Rheumatism Plies
&c-3O
Medicinal Chests portion Medicines
for sal. Prices from sl6 o st5
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BIGGER & cos LUCKY OFFICE.
STRATTON,S OFFICE,
Nh & SDuTH FOIIRTEENTu STREET

SIkAIION'S OFFICE,
NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the ~orlA say ~naI lley can
Por selling Prizes, sTRATroN's man,
Drawn Nos of Monongalia No. 2O-May aI.t.
80 2S Ia Ia 65 Al % 30 | IL 30 SIS l6 %
Ticket Nos. Is 30 capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alex. No "a, MAY 22d:
IS ls 75 ~ 50 Al &c 50 10 90 IS 81 6I
Drawn Noe Of SUSSEX Elk. No 81, May 22d:
IS "a 80 &c II 81 % AZ 2s 81 ~.
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg. No 81. May a4rh:
50 50 80 % 81 Is rs II I6 - 50 81 II 10 80.
S25 1000, 5000
TuesdAy-Ner Jersey A. Capitals: ss5 600 1000 3oOO
sooo 1910 10 OF 1000 &c rs Nos Is s.
$50 qrs las.
$4,000, 5000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No IS. Capitals $4,000 5000
3ooo e4oO 1900 lbs, 10 Of 1885, - Nos drawn Tickets
''i halves $50 quarters S -. ooo nm,
Thur,ay-N. Jersey, No. ~. Capitals $4,000 5000 $780,
loss' 10 Of 1000, &c rs Nos, II dawa Tickets S. halves
$1,000, 1910.
praayoMononsalia No "a Capitals $4,000. 1870 SEQ sOo
500 OF $50 &c 10 Nos, "a drawn Tickets ~ hAlve,
qrs soc.
$4,000, 1000
sanrd,y-ies'eg Extra No ~ Capitals $4,000,
&c as Nos - drawn. Tickets ~ halves SO qrs IS.
Si444 1927.
sa%riay5sa-eI, FL No "a Capitals. ''i.4, ieas. SIS,
Magnificent Scheme,
To BIZ DRAWN 29h MAY.
GRAND
$4,000. 5000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY class No GO for si7, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday May 2pth, lsI7.
co NO. LOTTERY,
III drawn Numtes in each Package Of twenty Tickets,
Scheme prc OF 100000 OOO 10000 5000 s36o 10 OF
1900. GOO 90 OF 800, 100 OF 200, &c, &c.
Tickets sl5 halves $50, qrs $50 eighs 1877 certificate
OF package Of 20 Whole Tickets do of halves
aud eighth, IN proportion.
W Buyers referred list OF PrIe registered
at the Office, proof OF every
'nk continues TO increase tie number sold and paid
SJ Orders for packages certificates
Schemes and in all Lotteries promptly attended and
drawing when requested.
Please addre" orders 10 N. STRATToN.
my ~ Richmond vs..
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Anftion Sales.



Ac.fioS SALE or cnoscE WINS ANN sRsspsEsI
On fOerbAf the asa ma .-n Al COZ
saenoe'' ~"heet etstd ws.ihsr Hail
asA shery AMI feu WISE impaired trx is<tsm
diesi i''n svaia ant be ssnsd re.an-
Ia and Port 800 -
% ask Ppes and On ssa-,ra wss>. l~ps, Asvss
SO cass Handy in AM rp-. ,-a f.ss 10 .s,r. a..ss,
aud avonte bands Hens--y Os,r I..,. = as, -,
f'n.t Caninon 4 Co .Duaoa ke a..
rERhs.-undc $780, and n, n, ANA 49,.
over s'"o mos credit for approved aseoabl- payer
DUNLOP. hoNcuRE = 60 Au,t.
Previous to the aAose "a. ssh ..t =, IN
osi"sk nj our once. will - whhoat ~sar IN v.,,.-
urge asi general as-nent of Groceries az
Is hhd- Prise susar-st Choir foui.ian.
SC bbs Molas..s
so packages loaf and clarified Sugar
ses bags taguyrs- RIO and Maraeaibo Coase
80 boxes Bunch Raisins
70 boxes soap. sperm Candies
Indigo. Pepper. Mustard
Gunpo~der. imperial. " Tyson nj roweho,s Tea.
ein Cigars. snun. nc. Ac-
Trhss-Under $780, cash 500 noah. e,,,t, s, A.
proved negotiable paper. Wv "
DUNLOP MoNctrsr a 90 -.
WIZ DC added To the above
Handsome Bugsis.
my ~ DUNLOP MoNcURE q CO
- Additional.
VIII be added TO the above sale
10 eases Canon Preserved Ginger
80 easss Table Cart sspeiorl
30 boIes ie-.a== IL 7nme order. DMAco An.,.
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A MOTHER IMPORTANT LETTER FROM

Al
~ GEORCiA-READ Tive daily receiving testimony
Ike the following from thu North South. East and
hcssrs Rocfe g. Harc-Ci ntcment gfcfd
iof ~ years ana d tired every remedy the county;
bcento several pysicians aud found relief
afflicted Al times severely, that the blood would
nose, aud my bfcahtg difficult Indeed
cd - much on me that dcspated OF well,
CHANGED 10 get bolc OF Wisars Basa Wild Cherry which
81 ctoa perfect cure and consider myself perfectly sound
thus can be proved BY numbers Of Frnkn eOgny it,
vicinity, and link Il my duly TO lot It b. tnown
TIiOs. A. PATRICK.
frankin co Ga, November 10. 1916.
Ne careful and get the genuine Rasa nf VIVA
Cheuy None genuine uHcs signed BY butts Address al
orders to ssrH w. FOWIE, Boston, Mass Forsacty
my2t GAYNOR A WOOD.
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COMMITS SIONER SALE OF
= q

CoMMiSS ONER'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Rl virtue of Decree Of the Hastings Court
- Of the City OF Richmond pronounced the 10Th day Of
May af7 IN SUIT therein peHdnz, which Thomas b.
ford guardian OF My T. Roper infant chill
drrn OF Fred mex A. Roper deceased plAin and
NEWPORT and Frances C r. his defendants
shall the commissioner therein named, proceed
DAY the goth day of the month. tNayJ oeoek p
To se nj public auction 10 The highest bidder
certain lot OF ground wh story brick
uaed the SIDE % ID Fransn and
streets ontrg S. feet 81 ruLang back 100
feet. Of which David Roper died s.zed.
TESns SsLtone fourth balance
II o. IL and u months for negotiable
approved ehiore ami retained until the preha
- paid HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE Conf
py- The above sale viii be conducted by
my 2l-id w Goppts Amen,
House and Lot for Sale,
Immediately afT the above sale, viii
on the SIDE OF ID street and lying the above
described property The lot win about 20 feet
aud bach 100 feet The house complete repair and well
calculated for The accommodation OF i small family.
TERss-ii cash balAnee months Tor NEGOTIABLE.
Interest atded) by deed or It'll.
BY REQUEST OF THE OWNER
my sl-h w. GoDpS, Aueir.
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A Valuable Farni I'm Pow hatuI a., for sale.
'ENHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the tract of
Il Land which he lying in the county Of Pow
an on the AppOmattot River IS miles from and
about the distance from Richmond acres OF
which about 300 Hat land fere or
300 acre, OF wood land aud portion improved
or MANFRED land The improyeme very
good dwelling house and all necessary the accom-
notation Of family servants houses Tobacco and m et
ensve Orchard Of fine fruit Any person wishing to purchase
viii please make application the subscriber residence or
address him by eer directed to Macon Post Office Powhatan
The TERMS OF sale will be this plantation
h not sold privately before the I'd July Offered publicly
on the prem that day. THOMAS PAGE
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Splendid Durham Cattle and Choice
Young swine


FrVH ne Herks Of Js-es Gose-. Esq, AEr-t ysrv
PUBLIC SALE ON THURSDAY MORNING.
The 9Th May, At ~ oeipek the Agricultural Exhibition
Ground Rising sun the Germantown Road
Of the city of Philadelphia.
pan OF Mr. Gowens celebrated stock OF splendid
tie the selection Is arre asd Of choice milking
Impaired Durham Cows ard Young Bulls eifer. Calves.
rived from Imported thoroughbred Duhans srs
the calculated DAIRY MAID. WALNUT VICTORIA, al
in calf with numerous cf er ohsprng Bull.
PRINCE OF WALES and LEANDER. a son Of Dairy Maid
Alto some choice Young Swine. reared for breeding.
b Catalogues with pedgrees will be ready due time
sale.
my 1875 c. J. WOLBERT & CO Aue.
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1untiou 8ales.
sUrURE DAYS.
ny william. a Has.ii.

BY Williams. a HazniI. 4
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY 2eth oeoeh ~, .h.u ..
In trout of Auction
suistS prime 81 Groin Sugars
do Porto Rico sugar.
d Cuba Mn.eovaio do
Rstiilng West India Moasscs
Prime New Orleans do
Surely pr'n. Green T.agu,yn Coffee
do 90 RIO do
Prime Odd Lawn A,
do Oil Naraeaiho do
stedy Prime w--,sra sd-.
d" do d. do Shoulder.
do do do do Ham.
do do do Hog Round Bacon
oard Dupuy Co Cognse Brandy
Intuition do
Apple do
Extra Pine Gunpowder Tea
do do Po~ebosx do
Prime Ind go kegs
hasons Charspse Backing. ke-
TEss--UEder $780, over mo. credit 6,r an
proved paper. - w A m Amen.
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by Davenport. Allen a. Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, s7Il Nay sell at 10 o'eIoek a, ou
Auction store. assorm. OF Groceries viz:
Prime ST CroiI apd Pouo Rico sugar
Pdnle w !. Molasses
Green Rio and aguayra Coffee
Oh Java Coffee
Pori and Madeira Wines
RItra soar Lamp Oh
Black and Green Tess
Soap and Candies
Wrapping Paper.
ALSO,
90 pieces Canton Mating
Co NJ Principe CigAIs
90 Hats.
ALSO,
100 boxrs Lemons in prime order
collection of Flowers, celebrated canlen Of Rob,
Holiday BaiLmlre-to be- sold Al . o'elock
TERSs-Under siOO cash sIOO over nc nlhs credit Il,
approved Tayer
my 81 DAVENPORT ALLEN L. 70 a,.,.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
RICH RETAILING DRY GOODS

TNHE subscribers have Just opened
Gina Lawns Jaeoneis and Cambues Of the newr,,
styles and patterns
Beautiful OrgaDdie Muslins
Elegant Tissues Foulsrds Isabelas &c, Ge
Extremely beautiful Grenadines
White striped, Broeade, and Paid Muslips
French Capes and Collars
RbbaRds variety for Bonnets Nssk nd
Of uncommon styles, &C
Cambria and Muslin Trmpgs
Thread Lise and French Laecs
White and ooorrd Giace SILKS
Gloves, Fans, Bobbin Trimmings &c
The ,io;k complete altogether Of ,ueb -v..
and qualities both Fancy staple 200 Is as cannot m IN
those who want We invite osly examination
my ~ THOMAS Y u lln
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Auction 9aIes.
fohthE DAYS.
AUCTION SALE nv CATAIO ACHE

MI 5LE&dSDEk MOTT THURSDAY MORNING NAY
F1m, ioU-Sais eo.d.eed 81 j. N. HrtxAf
To Country and city W. re hn m q. ana inc trade
: OF nichmond.
II SHALL. sell ~ CATALOGUE, ef atar-
and IN font q the s, street, oppo
sfe Caiy Hotel
800 Packages and lots Merehaniir. CONSISTING IN mar,
Of mems hne and heavy Boot; do boxar.: Moar
shoef Shippers and Ties. ke ~en adapted tras~
ALSO. 20 such as Fur sin BEAVER
AMI hngois, s,ne Of which are very superior
hEo sone ESQ pieces and ~ sheetng Shifting
so pieces Calico
h-o 100 Peee Cothibs such Shirts Vest, Coat.
h1o ood and Silver Lever Watches. by celebrated mak.,
some Of witch very costly
49, iOo on silver Ware together with variety
Of valuable and hhesfan.oi. good--sce catalogue.
Al OF which must be sold elsr cons
rats, without any rservaton
The foods viii be arranged for printed
ofues on the morning Of the sale o
and be continued Until the be zone through
TERMS Of sale-An of under easb owe, $50
ard up To $500 co Gays $780, mo. credit Tor APPROX
ed paper. ny ALEXANDER MOTT.