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PURE VEGETABLES EXTRACT.
DR MO RISE SINYIGORATINGC CORDIAL

ID f RISE STNyTG0R n a 4
nR. MORSE'S lNVIGORATING CORDIAL Tor
| IL Genital Debility, Impotency. lncoplinence. or
| Nocturnal EMISSIONS &c. The astonishing snc.sss
which has attended this invaluable medicine far loss
| OF Masculine Energy, PHYSICAL Lasltrde and General
Prostitution or any of the consequences ot x,ortt
indisceton or indulgence of The passon in liner YEARS
renders il The m Jst valuable preparalion
in fact a. remedy for the above comrI,in,s II stands
walled aud aloae There is no other reliable reme
rde or any that has autl,r n,icallv racrved h
of the Medical Faculty The wonde rf,I ysoe,sh ra.
ducton OF hch this medicine is composed bas been
ed and It's virlues proclaimed nv the huhast na.s
of the faculty of Lordon Paris and the cbrfcitiss Of
Europe as well a. by eniny nj nh, sicians in ;s
Ii is The only lntaIibe remedy for Nrrvnus IJsod d
Mind Compl 4nts-,np mental physlc So lono sonurt
for and never before found the univ agent hat non
minister to mind diseases it will remove all nervous
affections, dspresslon excitement ncapacity TO study
business loss Of memory confusion thoughts of self
desuctlon fear of lbs .nity &C. 1t will rrstore The ap
pit tite the health of those who have desrov Cd
1t by Sensur Excesses or evil practises 1t has been
said by that these disorders, emissions &c. were
ncurabIe. This however, is not the fact
Mr.. Woodward, OF the Massachusetts Insane Hosnit.
al, wIit-s of OF his patients being cured bv nsinp
this cord a ,hus-"It gives me PLEASURE to inform Won
that of my patients, while in Boston procured som.
of your Cordial He tells me he had not a snylr ennis
sion after he commenced taking while before. he had
two or three Elk When he applied to me, saws
Dr. w thought it hardly DO ,sbe far him ever tn ~
gain his full strength. Iprescrbed the usual medicines
for these in the hospital, but thew had mo If ct
III the mean time no purchased some OF YOU, Codilsi
VIII CHI ha; effected cure lam satisGedno ober med
cine would. l shall ever recommend Itwhenevsr an
opportunity occurs" -"
The nature OF the malades relieved bv This Cordial
are generally such as TO leave The publication ri cerfs
Gates OF nut oil the proprieo would
procure host The conclusive testimony to show
that the great reputation enjoys was not accidentally
obtained. butts firmly based upon its pos tive and appa
rently miraculous virtues. In all directions are to be
found the happy parents of hesltv ofr.prinuc who
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,ifstetaAis sralsUs, f3s. j ssa.ai 4 Ill.

~ strtst.
- Let al the wpfld sas what they can,
Flo selling prices STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Dela ware extra. 47-Feb "a
70 IA &C 81 4s 90 SO 5" so 26 Is 40 81 10.
Ticket Nos 25 81 So another one sold and paid by
STRATT0N.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 4G-Feb pa:
50 20 a. % Sc 10 SO SO 76 70 IS 30 AZ.
Whole ticket Nos 90 SO So } A prize of $1,000,
DO do do 10 AZ 20 Also, prize OF 800,
Two more sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 40 Feb 26
% 81 20 70 50 Is 40 AZ IS IS IS Co.
Hall ticket Nos Is IS So another sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers Delaware, extra 81, March l:
% 50 30 "a 25 80 Al % is IS 8 10 II.
Halt Ticket nos % al TO- another Que sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No 5l-March 3:
II O. "a 50 30 40 4s 33 Sc 10 20 %.
FRIDAY-Delaware, No 52--Capital. $4,000. 70
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS.
SATURDAY-Delawarc, extra No 55-Captal 81.
AL 7s nos, 13 drawn. Tickets l..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No 53-Capital: $4,000
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40.
ayBuyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the office, proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues TO increase the number
sold and paid by me.
70 Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and mall trr lotteries promptly
tended to, ana drawings sent when requested Please
address oriersto
dc 20 N STRATTON Richmond Va.
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NH 5 W. GODDIN Auot
EyAsHIONABL HOUSE FURNITURI

- AT AUCTION.--On TUESDAY MORNING
NEXT the 9Th instant commenting 10 O'Clock. at the
residence of Mr.. Abram Levy, Jr No POI Broad street,
lover the store will be sold at auction his entire House
hold Furniture which is entirely new of modern STYLE
Sofa, Rocking Chair. marble top Centre Table Cane
Chairs. rich Muslin Curtains Cornces and Shades four
superior three ply Carpets elegant mahogany Bedstca
with best spring Mattass, first class mahogany Ward
robe. marble top Cabinet, Washstand, Sideboard, two
Reigeraors of them of the best patent and almost
new, Tables Chairs, Dining -foom and Kitchen Furn-
,ure OF the usual variety all Of which is in the best or
der Terms at SALE
Sale to be conducted by GEO. ]. SUMNER,
NH Auctr.
N. b. The House will be open MONDAY and the
Furniture can then be Examined
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Local IntelIigence~City Affairs. &C.

EXTENSION OF JACKSON Street.-The under
stand petition has been circulated to limited
extent in Monroe Ward, asking the City Coun.
Gil to take the necessary steps now to extend
Jackson street from Secondto Filth street, the
site of one of the Public Squares. The petition,
we learn, dwells with some earnestness upon the
circumstance that the expense attending the con-
templated Improvement would be comparatively
small just now, because few buildings would be
encountered in making the extension, whereas if
deferred to subsequent PERIOD the expense in
soved might present an insuperable obstacle.--
The petitioners contend, moreover. that the city
would not incur any increase of liabilities by Or
dering this improvement to be made, because it
would !ot only enhance materially the value of
real estate along the margin of the street. but
would induce property Owners to erect houses
upon lots which must remain unimproved for all
time to come. These views are undoubtedly
correct, and will be properly weighed, we doubt
not, at the Council Board BY our City Fathers.
But there are other considerations entitled to
respect, which seem to demand the imp ovement
In locating the Public Squares the Council failed
to consult the wants and wishes OF that portion
of the City lying north of Broad and west of Sc
cond street. BY opening the street alluded to,
this act Of injustice may be in measure pal
lated. We trust, therefore, the petition may
receive the careful and favorable consideration of
the City Council.
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DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-A coored man fell from the
top of one of the chmneys of the Columbian Hotel yes
terday afternoon, and was badly injured leave
little hopes Of his life He engaged II fixing
OF the fues at the time the accident occurred.
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Professor ANDERSON gives an entertainment
this afternoon at Odd Fellows Ha for the
special benefit of the juvenile portion OF the
community. WONDERS commence at half
past o'clock. What delighted and delightful
audience the Professor will have to be sure 1t
will be trent indeed to gaze upon the counte-
nances of the children, and watch the emotions
produced by each successive experiment..
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Tar RIOT N CHARMEsTowN, Mass, hoticed
Yesterday by our Geographic correspondent: was
caused by the mysterious disappearance OF a
Young woman named Honora Cochran, educated
in the Catholic faith, but recently converted to
Protestanism. Her mother, Ellen Cochran,
swears that the girl has been placed with pr-
vate family, out of the city, where she now re-
mains of her own WILL but her Protestant friends
fear she has been detained BY the Catholics. The
mob numbered about 5000 persons, and dem
onstration had been made against one Of the
Catholic churches when the military interposed
and dispersed the rioters. Great excitement
however, still existed on the subject, at last &c :
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T ARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE

IL BUILDING LOTS, JUST OUTSIDE OF THE
CORPORATIONl ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET FOR SALE AT AucTIoN.-Wi be
sold on STATUE DAY afternoon the 18th day of March,
1883. upon the premises. mcncing Al O'Clock,
feet ground the south side of street. between
Beledere and Madison 1t will be divided into
lots of 80 feet each running back 15S feet alley
This property among the valuable OF any in that
neghborood and the usness parts Of the city
than much the real estate in the city limits.
TERMs-One.thrd cash; alance at 6 and - months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
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PETIT LARCENY--On Thursday last officer
Tyler arrested white man named Vest upon
the charge Of stealing couple of summer coats
from the house of his sister, Mrs. Mary E. Ro-
berts. The prisoner was yesterday brought be-
fore the Mayor for examination, when it appeared
from the evidence of Mrs. Roberts that the &C
cused called at her house Wednesday morning,
and stole the coats while she was absent. He
carried them to a Mrs. Meston and pawned
both for the pitifu triAe Of 12a cents. The evil
dence being of Il positive character, the Mayor
determined to send the case before the Hastings
Court at its May term and committed the ac-
cused to Jail
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- HENRlCO, AND TWO VACANT LOTS, ONE
ON BROAD STREET THE OTHER ON MAIN
SRTEET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold
on Monday afternoon, the It'll March. 1853, upon the
premises, commencing Al O'Clock, the brick tenement
on the north side Of Broad street, few hundred ards
west OF the corporation, in the occupancy of Mr.
Seay-frontng % feet running back 57 feet alley
% feet wide Also, vacant lot adjoining, fronting 80
feet unning back depth After which, will be sold
handsome building lot on the north of Main, between
Madison and Monroe Streets fontng about 90 feet,
ming back 1855 feet an alley.
TERMs-Except for the last lot cash. balance on and
10 monthsfor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed or title retained. W. GODDIN
NH Auct
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AMEs A. SMELL, agent Tor M.llson one., mas
- taken the stand No. 60 West Main street, lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co.. and has just received
part and by Wednesday next will have entire new
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods and respect
fully solcts the patronage of the friends of the late
firms of Jno. A. Smell Co.. Barnes & Smell and Hugh
Rieigh. oc lift
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VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Change of Time for holding the General


Cham &c of Time for holding The General
Meeting.
NOTWITHSTANDING the extent to which ARA nge.
l. ments had proceeded for holding general meeting
of the above Society the Odd instant the Executive
Committee yielding the force of instances deem.
ed highly unavoabe to the successful iulment of that
appointment have determined recall it and to snbst
tute another day. They have therefore appointed
THURSDAY, the 10th Of March next for holding said
general meeting at the CAPITOL in this city, at half past
O'Clock, p NJ for the purpose of consulting the ar.
"angements necessary be made for holding cattle
show and fair in October or November next The mem.
bers olthe Society the friends of Agriculture gene
ra lily invited to attend.
CHARLES B. WILLIAMS
lie l5-dtd Recording Secretary.
TX BAGS VERY SUPERIOR RIO COF-
LIZ FEE.-We hereby offer at 81 cts per ID to close
the consignment. WILLS LOMBARD.
lie 10 lac NJ ain st.
= or CASKS WI WINE, Woodhouse brand,
- for sale by
NH WILLIS K LOMBARD
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Ne. B. MINOR.

Attorney mt Law, Richmond, Va,
A TTENDS promptly to all business in his profession
to which lie is now exclusively and assidueusly de
voting himself To enable him the better to discharge
lbs duties as Counsel and Attorney for the Richmond
Building Fund Company" he has resumed his commits.
sion as Notary Public, and will also perform all the
acts appropriate to that office.
20 Office No. B. Law Building. no eff
(NOMMISSION AND FOssyVA AZ 10 q:
~ BUSINESS.-The subscriber having taken one of
the houses OF Messrs L. D. Crenshaw Il Co.. immediate.
~ on the basin for the purpose conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS most res
pectfuy offers his services tos friends and the public
generally He will use his bsst fo,ts to give satisfac
zion to those who may patron en- M
F.V SUTTON, t.
N B. Liberal advaces made consignments
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AUCTION SALES
THIS NAY.


( tAReo SALE OF SUGAR, mOIAssEs.
" &cp AT AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY 5tb INST
commencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our 1vLarf d
warehouse at Rockets the cargo ethe sebr JongClI
from Attakapas, with ''
l5l hhds Sugar, prime and choice quality
i13 bbls and hall bbs pure Moasscs
2Oo boxes sperm and tallow Candies
TGRMs-Under 500 ash over that an,ount 4 month,
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Up Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.
SUsE AND sos ar AUUrss,V. On
IL TUESDAY, the LIST day of March, we shau coll
publicly on The premises o'clock in the evenir for
the unexpred time of the lease an improves LOT at the
intersection of Clay and 18th Streets now occuped y
Mr. L. j fhnnPs, winch lot was leased for a term OF
years. and which lease has about six years and half to
rum and the house, which stories high and ttad
up Tor store together with the kitchen, being the pro
lessee the purchaser will have the privilege
oil removing them when The lease expires
The terms will be made known or the dav of sale
e Is C,ener,I 49,
POSTPONEMENT-In consequence of the incJa
IN ersecon ofCay and 18th Streets occupied bv phil
bps is postponed to SATURDAY the 9Th day of March
al O'Clock. '
NH 2 TOLER & COOK
HORSES AT AUCTaON.-On SATURDAY
IL Il MORNING NEXT, the 9Th instant commencing
at half past 10 clock at Mr. George L. Earnests stable
ON Council Chamber Hill, will be sold at auction si,, W
eight good work Horses one horse Rockaway and =r
ness,ln good order also, beautiful grey Horse G. p
size, young and active; he is good saddle Hors- III
rerhaps has no superior harness Horse being per-
ecty gentle and ofgood disposition He may be seen
at any time before the sale by applying the auction
Amy additions of Stock, Vehicles, &c, can be made
before Saturday morning.
GEORGE j. SUMNER
Ill l,h . Auctioneer
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E0 GRRAT REDUCTION IN THE ElR1
CAPRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS YHX
In buying your Hats and Boots go right to Head ~
Quarters, j. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moeskin Hats of best quality selling SO so
Silk Hats of the latest fashion. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Fine calfskn sewed Boots. Observation-Disclosures
Caps. soft fur and wool Hats silk, gngham and cotton
Umbrellas, at low prices ocl
RACON sHOULDERS.-6 hhds small bright
RD and dry. in store for sale by
NH WILLIAMS i BROTHER.
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MARINE ENTELLaGENCs;.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

POKT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
Schr Leah, Saunders, Washington, &c
schr Jas James, Mitchell, Norfolk
Schr w h GEM. Nye, Philadelphia
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore lndze to Lud
lam Watson W. ~
SAILED,
Schr Iris, Malone Philadelphia mdze w d Colouitt 4
Co 1 -
scllr Ellen Golsborough, Stevens Baltimore. mdze.
w Coquitt X Co
Schr Truth Parker Baltimore, coal, w D Coqutt &
Co -
Schr tennessee L tmbkin. New York 5000 bis Flour
Edmond, Davenport 4 Co
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia, mdze,
Rankin
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,,,s;. ltf tho next hstsl ysst IVA. tshsidsfsd add
P,rhe House had not adjourned ut the houf Of
ooiug to press--12 O'Clock. Hr-
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A LE.-l0O bbls cream Ale
IA lis half do do do
For sale by
fe "a u,5 wAvrop
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H1OPUAAR MUslC.-J W. RANDOLPH has
II for sale
Winter Evening Quadrile, composed and arranged
Tor the piano forte by Henry Chadovick-37i cents
snh 5
90 BAGS PRIME GBEEN RIO COF
- HI FEE, for sale to arrive JAS WINS ron J.
S-Sampes may be seen at my store NH
= OCfAvEs PALE SHERRY WINE for
- sale by ~
NH 5 WILLIS. ro,tpApD
1ffh FOR CHARLESTON, >. C.-The SUI
go perior fast sailing schr JOSEPH JAMES Cantain
Mitchell VIII be ready to receive freight Tuesday the
sh instant and all as above with all possible dispatch
For balance ofreght ofao0 bbls appyto
mn X. RANKIN, on the Dock
ANIMAL MEETING
TTNHE Annual Meeting of Stockholders and Firemen
OF the Richmond Fire Association will be held at
Lafayette Hall on Monday Evening March 18th. at half
past o'clock. - - ~
Inc punctqal attendance of the Fremen is particular
~ requested by order OF the BOARD of Directors
JNO. ii. BOSHER
Ii" Secretary
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Eet Al the wptld So what they can
Fo selling prices STATIONS the man.
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TSe1 A MISTAKE CORR = UTED.-As 1t
~ has been falsely and maicously rumoured that l
this is to keep before the people that am still ma
king to order all styles of gentemens and ladies' DOTS
SHOES and CATERS Not ungrateul ior past ia.
YOURS and the liberal patronage Ihlve met with. most
respectfully ask continuance ofthe same If by u.ng
nothing but the best rial employing emit work
men, attention to business with desire and effort to
please, merit your patronage hope receive it.
PETER TINSLEY,
Ja la-lm 23s Broad street, =
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NEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR Ann
L MOLASSES, for sale by
fe % It TT SKJNKFp
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GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND TWO BUILDING LOTS AT
VI aucionOn Monday the leh instant shall SELL
OF the premises O'clock M lots Nos ~ and 3d. in
No. IS ID,
which story house, containing
Lot No. So
OF LOT 90 fronting DO feet alley The
near the Ryand Chapel Handsomely located In pialyn
proving part the Island.
fourth cash balance twslve sxh,ecp
purchaser for
from the ty OF SALE deed given
taken Title indspusbia.
GREEN SCOTT,
July l3-d Auctoneers.
0y-ihr above sale r. postponed, An consequence Of
the rain, until Thursday, tho 2s, instant, hour.
GREEN u SCOTT
July Nd Aucuoners.
o. The above snIe IL further postponed In conse.
Of the until Friday, the 1sh instant hour
GREEN l. SCOTS
July 2t-s Auctoneers.
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Nrw Yosx CLOTH TRADE -Woollens are selling in
New York freely a, advance Of 20 - per cent
price. at the corresponding period Of last year. owing
mainly 10 the enhanced of the material. dye.
s,us and labor Heavy coitons, such A. brown sheet
ngs and shrngs and prinis active at advance Of
about per cent The market is bsre OF printing elohs
and the mill. generally working orders The sales
last week amount 10 $4,000 pieces, 60 by 81. which s
considered The standard commands, at cents In British
and continental goods there !. fair amount Of business
dong. Prices remain much the came Black silks are
tending upwards are also mos, styles of China soods
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by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aactioneors.

HANDSOME TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK
ii and building lots aucuonOn Thursday the
2sth instant, shall SELL O'Clock, square
No e74, situated 9th and
Pennsylvania containing ~ 6 feet inches The
excellent good
and brick basement necessary The
property 10 all enclosed, and in high cultivation.
Oae third balances eighteen and
MONTHS the give deferred
bearing interest from day Of sale deed
OF taken Title indlspuiabIe.
GREEN L SCOTT
July % Auctioneers.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
The Foreign News

The European news brought by the Arctic, which is
four days later, will be found in detail in columns
Ii is we'll calculated 10 keep alive the interest which for
intelligence had excited TO the probable result Of
the pending difficulties between Russia and Turkey The
question OF war peace is by settled although
the warke appearances have decidedly increased There
IA, however, repugnsnce to such war IN Europe as
would necessarily follow the commencement Of host
lies between Russia and Turkey which is strongly
ifested in the fact that the late INTEL igence, though
warikc in appearance, has not shaken the opinions Of
those, so far have observed who maintain the
peace side OF the question The interests OF commerce
and the interests OF monarchy in Europe alike
cemed preserve peace and after much
ton and the failure OF Turkey 10 regard the occupation
OF her territory by Russia ca,us hi, we not
prised that the peace impression remains unchanged 1t
strikes that the Emperor Nicholas has far umphed,
and has thrown the OF commencing hostiltes on
Turkey or upon France and England. In the present,
state OF the difficulties France and England must take
decided step, otherwise Russia will be completely ri-
umphant in the quiet maintenance Of her occupation OF
the Turkish provinces Of Wallscha and Modava.
Just in this crss, should not be surprised if dplo
macy discovers mode of honorably adjusting the
difficulty as happens OF late nine times OF ten, with
begerent individuals who resort TO the field OF honor.
But 10 revive expression Of Of lustsous pre-
decessors- nous
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Fable Sale Of the United States
WinnebaRo, Wisconsin.

TUE United States Military Fort winnebaso wiscon-
containing about four thousand OF will
At the fort in separate lots public auction
day of September, 1884, at 10 O'Clock,
The located the OF
connected canal passing partly through
Of
Wisconsin The known most
valuable
Maps showing the Dimensions location
can be at ONCE previous to The day Of sale.
The terms Of sale cash, specie funds
Y. w. MAsTEN.
Assistant QuauornssteT u. i, Amy.
Assistant QuIarrRsApTUS's OrrIoE,
Pom winnebsxo, (wis,) June 4, 1854
July 22-sodt2othAux
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MARBLE MANrEI-s-MarbIev yorhs.-Tbe subscribe,
vi eeEs .sse inform hts friends and the public
bis stock marble ussles
TIA, spaubh marble richly
and plain o the best quality, style, superior
winch be mon
tonbs, and bead stab. marble si
,els, and platform. msrbe counter
soapHooe, caicined plaster, 81 80 per barrel
Also hand lot OF yok
fsss and suitable for bodns
ton OF builders and others his
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
July 9a-3awem on street between l9th and IAN
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TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOFTY vlrtu, Of a
deed twill
sell public sale Monday Afternoon, August O'Clock on
the the house aud
No 1f2 fronting ~ Ms--achu,eu
and 18th streets west, running back width
alley.
The hou.s frame and nearly family
The ncirhborbood IA rspdiy improving.
Term. third tsoo OF which paid
the residue In twelve months
and decd property
pepsc Of purchaser.
II the OF complied
the right resell
J. RUSSELL BARR, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
July oa-sodAd. Aucton,.r
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A RARE Shswce Tn Captsalssss for . Prontahs~ In.
ves.msntgeis Hotel ord Point Comfort Virginia al.
The nnd-gned havs determined offer public
nesdy me ssh n August ners The premises
in the above named hovs~hc,A
dining and ksches furnars horses. carriages res
&c 49, 80 - 49, $500
bathing md other numerous
pesswe reader snrhened description Of hi. pop.sr
sale Term. payment liberal, sA. sno-n q, N.
day offs = -
fc..e..o. gv,r sny Of October nsr
jay ~-1ns4shAm ,. p. REYNOLDS o..
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Lon NENTThst large brick has.
nent and auto, on the
and sh streets adjoining spacious
containing c',en Of water fruit grapes, kc Rea, ssa5
For further particulars inquire Of Kendall. or win. n
n.v~nth 49, y = '"'
July J-Trksu