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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auotionesrs.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-On Monday,
Ill 9th shall SELL O'Clock, No. H.
subdivision If square No. 325.
The described situated the Smithsonian
having h of running back
100 inches between south and Virginia
Terms third balance twelve months. Tho
bearing interest from day Of SALE deed
given md n deed OF taken
GREEN q SCOTT,
May Sd AucuoneeIs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pe,,.-we call attention 10 a
article 81 spectacle, with pnrsbols which
strict aceorisnee with the principles Of Being peculiarly
adapted the they enable
without changing the position OF the head.
The frums also being much
Than heretofore made and free from the
the hair, &c.
The above with Of
spectacle and glass Is offered At N lowest possible
NJ w CALF BRO Jewellers,
sign Of the Golden Earle, Penn. avenue,
May Sur teween OH andI streets.
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctions,

NEW FoUR-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON .irest
ancon.On Monday afternoon, May 9th, at O'Clock,
the shall sell Of lot No q in ass fronting
feet Nor street. between 2h and 18Th streets, and running
20 feet alley, improved by story brick
containing with marble mAntels paos
The house has been put In the substantial
the location of the desirable for private
sdence Ia the city.
half cash the residue in twelve eighteen
satisfactorily secured bearing intereft
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Auctioneer.
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DEPARTMENT. mr. sr.rr
Sales Tomorrow.
by E. N. sTRATTON. Auctioneer,


(Pennsyrania Avenue, south side, Tenth sfreef)
HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Ill Monday, May 9th, al O'clock the
shall sell the north Of lot No u.s. No asa and i'm
fteen hundred and
The OF handsome three brick dwell
ling, the side of 9Th and
north, together with half story the
fronts n n thirty feet alley
Title indsputabe expense of the pur-
Terms onehid residue in ~ and 10 MONTHS saisfac
torily secured bearing interest.
g.
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ny GREEN q soorr. A.o.,o...r..

VALUABLE NEW THEE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
AucnonOn Monday the 18th instant SELL in
front at o'clock, handsome story
iith between New
noh. The house
with wide The
t,ok IS feet inches 10 thirty feet alley has
yard.
Terms Onehd cash balance in twelve eighteen
months the purchaser 10 for
bfang interest deed given and deed
vsysncs AT the cos, OF the purchaser.
MAY sd Auction,,,
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ny E. N. srBATTON, Aaettoneer,
(Pcrrsyrania arenps souh eide, loA srsst)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or THE RE
publican House auction Wednesday
10 O'Clock sha SELL Republican street
all furniture and household effects consisting
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and parlor chsirs
DO dining, centre, sud card tables
DO dressing and plain bureaus
High ard low bcdstesds, mattresses
Superior e. sther beds holsters, and pillows
Brussels, thee pity, and ingram
Stair Carpets and ocoth, stair rods
Passage uilcioth mating
M. glasses, vsshstHnds vsrdrobes
Chamber tables and toilet lounges
md wood chars otousns
Refrigerator tin safe, superior cooking stove
Psor and chamber stoves, curtains
Shades bedding, hc together with general
and a credit
ty days satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
nay I'D
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srsstn Fierce, Prsdsai Of s United States e -1me, % all
~A0nA e nay
Satisfactory evidence having erhiSi,sd 10 ma that Jo.s
Manuel Dc roas has been appointed spabc Of
New Gsanada ioi the Of the state Of Pennsy
vania, do hereby recognise him SUCH
exercise and enjoy such powers privileges are
allowed the eonals Of the favored the United
States.
In testimony Whereof these letter. TO be made
patent Of the United States
my hand the city OF Washington sth day d
H. 81 May, 1885, and Of the independence Of the un
ted states Of America the seventy
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
w. L. MARCY Secretary OF State.
FGakn Pierce, United State. Of .asreG,
wAoa May
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
Fisher has been appointed consul Republic
ada for port Baltimore, the State OF Maryland do hereby
recognise him SUCH aud declare hm ee exercise and
such functions powers and privileges allowed TO the eonsas
OF the most favored nations In the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused letters be made
paten, and ,s seal Of the United affixed
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, the 9th day
H. 81 of May, A. ID 1853, OF independence
United states Of America the seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN FIERCE,
BY the PRESIDENT
W. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
Franklin Pierce Of Uaed stae Of 4me,ea 10 all
uhon' 10 may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited to me tina, John
Emus Beyle has been appointed Republic Of New
por of New Orleans Louisiana do
hereby him SUCH declare
such iuncuons powers and privileges allowed
of the favored nations in the United States
In testimony whereof, have
patent the seal of the United States be
Given under hand, the Washington,
81 May A. d. 1853, and of the independence of
States of America the seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, May g. 1859.
Information has been transmitted 10 this department, by Uni
ted States consul Basle NJ Butchard ESQ.,
city OF Charles Adams formerly of Philadelphia twenty
fifth year of his age.
Further information be obtained by addressing depart
ment
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BISHOP OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CKARLrsros, May 6-The Protestant Episcopal Conven
ton OF this State to-day elected the Rev Thomas F. D.vi,
of Camden, Bishop The choice made on the twelfth
ballot On yesterday several ballots were had the cand
dates being the Rev Peter j. Shard and the Rev Edward
Reed but both these gentlemen dropped to-day and
the body harmonized on the Rev. Mr. Davis
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SOUTH CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
CHARLESTON, May 6-The friend, OF Lawrence M Keith
confident Of bis election Congress, the place Of
Mr.. Colcock.
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THK BALTIMORE STRIKERS.

BALTIMORE May "a portion Of the printers OF this city
still strike, and those standing getting sub
scrbsrs for daily paper which they propose establish
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LOUISVILLE, May MIR. Meagher delivered a lecture
here last night Graian and the Irish Character The
audience very large and intelligent He delivers an
Oder lecture Saturday.
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o. y. Middleton for City Coliector-The
a
Office Of city collector the ensuing election in June.
May 3-eod6ts
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NEW BRUNSWICK LgeIsL,ruRx

Bosros, May 6-rhe New Brunswick legislature ad-
journed on the 3D. The lieutenant governor In his
stated that he had submitted the sentiments of the people
the home government and did doubt that they
be properly appreciated.
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DWELLING HOUSE WANTED.-The subscriber 20
rsu house for his family
sion immediately or by the hrs, Of June
JOHN " RurHMANN,
Wine dealer, Penn. avenue, south side,
May s-3m between ~ nd
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NreRoEs IN DELAWARE The convention for revis.
ing the constitution, at Dover has passed the following
section OF the constitution, by vote OF 10 yeas to
nays:
" No free negro or mulato, not an inhabitan OF
the State, or who shall leave the State with intent 10
change his residence, shall, after the adoption OF this
constitution, settle IN this State, into and remain
within The State more than ten days. All contracts
made with any free negro or mulstio, coming into the
Stale contrary to the provisions Of this section shall be
void and any person who shall employ such free negro
mulao, Otherwise encourage him TO remain in the
State, shall be fined in not less than twenty,
nor more than FIVE hundred dollars"
The Hon. MIR. Bayard, in his speech supporting this
amendment states that there $4,000 free negroes IN
the State OF Delaware, making about ose-ihird Of The
whole population.
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Slack dancing by lie Magot and lie Msodc Military
BY General Jocko and army. Mads MINES elegant
IN the monkey Tight rope
basnc. poe grand and ascension
Of Herr Cline aud he Bsvel Family
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SALE or BLOOD Hopsss.-The large stock Of blood
horses, belonging to the estate Of the late William Glib
bons, were sold at auction Tuesday at Madison, New
Jersey. Among the number cold was the celebrated
racer Fashion," now II years old bought by Mr. Nor
re, Of Morrisana, for 81 $50. Bonnets 0BIue, mother
OF Fashion, 20 years old, brought 500 Patsey Anthony
10 years old, $3.50. Mariner ~ years old, 1910 and
others Of lesser note, at prices varying from $40 up
$500. The sale attracted large concourse OF people
IRON Newark, New York, and other places
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A GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE AT o,cLoC

Doors open at "a O'Clock commence At 9 O'Clock.
Dcs. circle and psrquete, so children, 70 Family
circle, IS cests
books, describing habits and
key species with illustrative plates. for sale III,
10
May ". HARRINGTON,
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NATIONAL THEATRE

NATIONAL THEATRE
GREATEST WONDER or THE AGEl
DoNNETTrs ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS, AND GOATS.
REENGAGEMENT FOR NIGHTS ONLY
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oR REHTThe psor, recently oeoppied by Or Hunter
opposite Hail, together
rooms dining Se will be ronred furnished
ops,her sepsraoy office family
Immediately Inquire the
Morey' storc 10th street. above the Iron Hall.
May e-1uf.
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TO cArITALIsrs.-sto,ooo Wanted ON R.., E.,.,

TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wanted IN Heal Est.t~
authorized he
property security, Maid
Persons DESTROYS Of making safe aud pro6abl.
please call upon me NJ my place Of business
paid, through the city post. once. -
" ". 9TRATTON,
Aucioneer and ssio Nero
Msy s-di~ South side Pennsylvania avenue 10Th st
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THE Milne Exploded Help To tho Reading OF
The Bibles by D. Il. Nichols, OF Queens College, England,
Price rs
Gimpes OF Heaven Light beyond Jordan. Price 40
Lord
Daniel and his companions, and Of Lazarus. 70 cents
Life In the West; Family. Pdc. yk
Notable Women of Oldcn Time 20
Published Sunday Union and for safe by
Mays GRAY n BALLAsTYNE, nh street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-27
Prohahle Cnnr.s nt rr.n,.

fron the London Tines, July n, is5a
The short explanations given in the House Of Cornro
on Friday, with reference to the pos ponement Of n
ards motion, and especially the language OF Lord p.I
'on on that and on the preceding evening have AZ -.
hhd the elect OF showing that although this discusio 4,
deferred the Government RELY with ns,G.c, si
upon the support Of the House OF Commons a,d a.
try 10 the present critical position OF Affairs abroad
and that the union Of France and Envla,d - - .a,
j. Of the most strict and confidential ehsrater Ids
the French Cabinet has pledged itself by be -.
suAuees - hs country and also BY NJ Drouyn de Lhnys
very able answer 70 the Russian circular pursue one Ens
OF policy and cOnduc, With the Queens Government-a
Inc oi policy which may be described a. equally reusrks
be Tor ihe moderation and orbearance shown In ever
stage OF this negotiation and for determination MOI n %
nit to the conditions which Russia Affects To- dictate MOI 40
Turkey only but 10 the world There L. in fsct one ~
cOnetabc advantage IN the cautious and concRsorv Ins
o. Pohcy Nnlen lne British Government has pursued-
that t now receives assurances Of confidence and %
from those members Of the Legislature who would 6.v
been most eager 70 oppose the scmhance Of rrb nj, ,
provoked war. When even Mr. Bright and V, ~. =.
pres their belief that with Lord Aberdcer,t bs bs.d ~
Toe Cabinet everything will be done which the utmost
temper aud sagacy suggest % avoid usr itbout 49,,
nhSng the honour and interests Of the nation may
airN De inirrred that tho u 10 command In he
last resort the unanimous cOncurrencs Of the Brh pa
lament except indeed Of that irrational or hctous poT
uon OF Il Who contend that In order 70 avoid var
ought 70 have plunged much earlier into t
The question asit stands msy he summed np In
very brief terms II the Emperor OF Russia s dearous Of
escaping from the position IN which be has placed hs oun
empire the East and The other nations Of Europe he can
DO 40, ssr a that has happened without daculty
and without dsbonor. The British and French Covern
ments had already ntimaied that after he hsd .re
cuted biz threats Of occupying the Pncpatica tbev a
not regard that invasion immediate casu, bs bus
should seize that opportunity 10 make 6n.i stte.,rt a
negotiation We believe they have acted on this pgioelre
About the middle Of ast week and Hnneiately sler tbe
receipt ofthe inchgence that the Russans hsd crossed
the Pruth, proposition adopted by the British Gov
eminent 10 shch presume that Francs has gi,eu Ss,
asent containing such Of concession a. ~
Porte may, in the judgment Of s allies he sd,i.sd h,
maEe, aud a. the Russian Governments may RR thnks a.
accept Whou, entering more particularly nto the a.
turc Of this suggestion, observe hat has repeat
ed been sad hat nothing need prevent the Porte nom
making colsclVe declaut0u W ell NE Powers a. "a d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-27
SOUTHERN LGRIcrLTTRAL
IMPLEMENT MANCFACT y ef SEED STORE
MANNERS. Planter and Gardener. pIra.e take Soc,

~ Z q NJ 1T ~ VT-E
UNtRNERs, Planter and Gardener please Noticr
n n. L. MOTT, WM LEWIS A. CRuMP: Have opened Al
Agricultural Implement Mandatory Store (Srn
the PloughD where they intend TO
gardt ming.
Among the Wiley or Mott Double Pont-a
Composuon Cap Plough-the cheapest economical
Fough IN warranted to put the
the farmer his smith. warranted to stand al
nds OF land well Plopr
Castings and Poughs among which Iupr MCormic
with cast land side and heel Livingston Plough
approved Poughs in Also the best A1d
rhreshng Mac inc, with Separator power
tWeve-horse This Thrrsher pronounced
have used t u work, be the very
ted very easily kept in order. We would refer TO IN
gentlemen who used Threshers Mr.. George
Taylor, Of Hanover; Mr. William VI Harrison, Richmond City
Mr. Francis Nelson, 81 New Kent, Hon. william Archer,
named gentlemen will state their qu
Machines with pleasure. This premium Al m
last Maryland state Fair held Baltimore
United states Pennsylvania Premium MIL uttror article:
Wheat Drills o. The b 81 patterns; Corn DroPPr Grain Cad
Of make; HarroWs CutvAtors shtrs Corn
Cob Crusher Fodder Cutters, Cutters Revolving Horse
Hakes and article used the
TO m ntion. Cal and examine for yourselves.
our y T. MOTT having practical knowledge Of heen
In a The branches Of manufacturing Implements o. Hushandry
feel safe ayug that all arc,s purchased Us will b.
found O. he what they recommended
.u purchasers being manufacture ty lags
Machine shop formerly used distey. All which
t-uaty invite the farmers and gardeners exan
before purchasing.
~ Particular attention s called to our Doue Pointed cp
Premium Pioughs, fhreshiug Machines AMI ors, Powers
mY4 MOTT. Evils Co
sign Of Plough, No. SO three doors bri5T City Hotel
a NCHoR BoLTGNG CLOTH.-Gsnuine "Anehor'' Rons
N Coth, for sale by SMITH ROBERTS,
M Ma uaFr.a
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TUyHn NEW YonK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
PRGP0SkD D&4;sS or SAILING.

For freight apply EDWARD X COLLINS
street New York; BROWN, sIlPLEY Co, Lverpool; T.
ROBERTS CO. 10 Kings Arms Yard Londou JOHN MCNROE
70 Rue Notre Dame de, veioires, Paris GEo H. ORA
PER, uaue.
The Of these ships for gold silver
bullion specie lewey, precious stones
Adng signed therefor and the value
deSi-ly
NEW YORK MaRBIED IRON WORKS, once and sal
hoo IO3 Broadway opposite New Iin, Railroad be-
pot Nhnuncory Cor 9th Avenue and t7th
rAL PALACE New forkThe original and
Gietures g hlrbsed Cat Iron Ndes, TJie 7o, Columns,
ftdsters SHok Gases, Counters, fc, A al Ends Ci,t
tngs for BiLdngs, sucA WidOle Litos, S Hdys,
CoturHnS, BsicOntes dc, de- de-
The above Company having just completed
tensye Foundry and Mandatory beg
Of Architects Builders and the public generally
ment Of AARBLELZED IRON M Iy7LS, articles
which they producing
and design which, and their exquisite
equalled, ana cannot be exeeed.
The limitations OF the Marble such
EGYPTIAN, sienna, Brocatye, Nerd Antique Agate
BERT Jasper Pyrenese Light Spar &c White SatuaTy
have ELECTED the unqualified
bles and fully established their popularity with public
some OF the advantages OF this discovery capaby
ofwithsanding HIGH DEGREE HEAT resisting oils and
ACIDS which stain and defaee Marbles their CEAPNEs
Oeng about third the cos In
the .
The Mablng department is under the
ING who nrs introduced this irudbs public
and demonstrated Its practical utility application
other substances Circulars, with
OF patterns, will be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications
de2O-dly CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-27

H.NLNINOOD FOR sALE-Havng Al
EL the city oner private SALE ChekAhom
in HcnTco county, eight miles from Richmond
miles below the New Bridges 1t contains $50 800
high land and the balance low About
low land cleared and in cultivation; hg
land In cultivation all of which has been by me In
the last two years, and one half well clover.
The uncleared land is heavily mberes buildings
consisting Of comfortable house with house
large stable and house.
The neighborhood healthy and the society good
any In lower Virginia.
The water is hrsi rate, and scenery beautiful
For ierms,ap TO
je8-du
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MD
DAYS In our Maii Packet Boas by scosi- and lynch
burgOn and amer the 2oth October
leave Richmond daily Sundays
NJ and arrive In Lynehburs hours in buchanan In a
Returning leave Buchanan ~ day except
day arrive In Lynehburg At 6 p NJ leave Lynehburg
and arrive In Richmond in 50 hours
Norfolk Boats leaving ~ A. NJ and the Southern
Railroad Cars leaving A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington daily line Of stages
North River Returning
days and arrive In Richmond n hours
Passengers for PArmvie fare t2 Buckingham House.
Care ~ - Charlottesville, fare t2and staunon 81
leave richmond on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
Below Card Of OF
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SEsz E.tz; 81 e ga sa ea r.
HlMlrMoNp AND DANNnIH nNlInOAD orEX nd

ElttlINoND AND DANNHIE RAILROAD oPEN TO
"a nkAkES BRANCH, II MILES.
On and aisr NONDAI Jay isth 1853, regular Passenger
Train wi, run daily Sundays excepted between Richmond and
TsnIS.. ss Tss" s Ras r e! Es'2rsr y 2 oT's ES
oat sco5ts shop Amelia Court House wyanote Jennings or
d,nHry iayiokah' Liberty Church Msherrn Key'yIc and
Leave Rishmend.' O'Clock A NJ Returning leave Drake
children under 10 years of fs provided
servant; M M,r,ysns n{ h.y,. ga,. be uTa9. viis two
lrcy stated the pass that they permitted 90
B.p,"snssr, for Gypctgrg viii take the sgp,his Train
a. l'syoksh isr Ns,s stoH is.a, y Eagg Co sase' O.
Mes, Fser four horse co,h, a, Dakts Er,nsf ds w.
sSP ,u"Yy r,',snss,, %, "Iysa.'TSags' Sa,,uy 5rt
rurtiays, ulllys ari sht-iaysa 90 urakc's Branch
meet Ws's CO. Coaeh. q, Ksy.ys on Tue,dsy,. rhur,i.y
@ aTa Sa 'a5 I M,0g o s1a G'S, " ~ ne S'
IH JOHN 70. OSBORNE, sup't
NNrERESTNG " ORKs nv RELIGIOUS AUTHORS
NORRIS, No. 9I Main street. has Cor sale the o wing excel
Gyli,n.,' q c,'aul,y by pr ,.s,rder, yo; price 's
Commentary on The Pfairs by ur Alexander . p
Annals q me r,or by LeisG H.e'u.nh'i voli a..
kbgi'' Young Christian corner soas, w.y DO eoo
M,ianoIr ,ad sermon. Of tn, Rev Armstrong; 50
Memoir q t,e Rev ~. reden. yo' ".
Rssehsr 5n H'pii.r. vsi. 4 aS
T2' N n. W',', q sl,S. Dr. nSs'l. y.'. go
uaruc Note, on e Ssv Testament u vols, sale collective
niant. Noi,s on tSrrsnstsush. on, vol So
hunts Histories o, Esha savor and Ahfshau vols t
sermon. and ni,.our,,, sy Rev. u Blunt -.
Writirr aui Sermons of Rev. Andres Ho'addut. fi.
H,ard@sns nbis 10 ,he Fsny .nd Counting House.
Campbell on Baptism, tns v1l. 81.
Cnuous VI The ~ coral Church. one NpI, 20.
Chapu's Niew of the Primitive I. urlh iac.
NORRIS hes likewise hand I'rge assnrttent of books
in other departments literature, ven school, Las and
Medical R,ks which be Offers at tht st reasonable
Up NHF. VNLt NHLE Am CIiEir.-J. W. RANDOLPH hss
~ for rtas.
ca sSch ani Argcoics u the rrncpal Chcfs, sh i
iori portraits. ny r. McKenuoD, and J. Hail. large folio
volumes strongly bound price Is cs cost " 80 jc23
NAATT COOLERS Acseceiyins This day iuriher suppJ
w of water Cocicrs Refrigerator, &c, fcr ssle ~
jya EiMMgRNAN.
nHLpRENs GGS-Ry the steamer fsnusyiyanis, smother
~ uppy q Chdrens Cats, Willow Carriages direct from he
fsctory for sale by -
Jy3 ZIMMERMAN.
EAMnY LARn.-sO Psn' ssaned Pressed Lard Is ne.
IVA EH. sKNKER.
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nlAII- m mn - Il J Il .-,,I

E,NtI-L TRADE, Is55-lYOO ~ IND SHOhS-THE GI a Ar
y RIVALRY. or WHO SHALL coNrRoL THF NORFOLK
SHOE MARKET AT wHoLEsALE-some year. sRo the PrsSr
Tor OF The famous Ladies shoe Saloon in his large
Of the Sss which had yer bee
seen In Norfolk siree then each
has gradually present time ana nov We 40
Tie Ladies saloon ar established about 70
the repeatedly altered ana enlarged 10 naE %
f1r Mr. ADDINGToNs increasing trade the oi store
can be longer enlarged himself
the largest for his business United states
The neE store j. tr times large one that
hereafter shah be prepared with
Boot and shoe trade done in the State Of Virginia.
"a complete description this splendid given
about the loth of July, when IL will be opened)
AZ the Of have on hand from
SsOooO to 100000 worth sOOTs aud SHOES while we
constantly receive heavy shipments Of goods
nave aSays conducted business equitable prncipe
Tally 'enehtting the seller and the buyer.
This truly aatteng insomuch We intend TO
Merchants and shoe Dealers and
Adre q Rrednis have already theseive. Of our
INVITATION Who return and buy season.
and = sell goods which will TRaEE oF VIRGINIA
ASp NGRH CEoSA MEAeHASTs better than any they may par
The stock consists part Of
egtemsn fs Boo and shoes OF every fashionable variety
Ladies Cater Boots Jenny Lnd celebrated styles
men VaH ska BT9san' p Of every quality
:. Kip B.osan.,
Mems coarse thiek Brogans oryesroe.
' e Boots, Negroes
Dutch Woen Brogans for out door Wsmen, Field
women's Leather Bootees, for House Servants &c
shoes oi eyery kad and quality
Misses and CndreR shoes all kinds 100 different Va.
The attention OF Country Merchants invited 70 bi, a-..s
aey caa buy article by them the lowest whole
SAFE pes and Thereby saving themselves
TERMs-S.y Months crs8u.
The Ladies saloon Main street, City Hotel
go