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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Neuralgia.
Pain Stnpped Instdntin !

Railways heuuy hcileI PoseeosVe u" '''''''
miraculous influence over tue sharp daftiEs
pangs Of pain Of this cruel complaint. lna'ew
minutes the pain-stricken sufferer experiences
tho most delightful sensations of departing pain.
1t has cured thousands Of cases in the city Of
New York, where many Of them had been bro't
almost to DEATHS door. The effects Of the
Ready Relefis to stop the pain Immediately,
to strengthen the nervous system and supply
tho nerves with energy and vitality, the loss Of
whichis the chief cause of nervous pains.
DANGEROUS PRAC7ICE.,
The use of Morphine, Strychine, Aconi;c,
Belladonna, Arnica and other poisons, are not
only dangerous but cruel. The effect OF these
poisons is not to cure the disense, orto remove
from the system the pains, but to "a .ot'ii
Deaien he nerves, to weaken and stop the ncr-
vous energy, to paralyze the functions of
the nervous system & destroy sensation. :.
Ifthis practice is continued for any length Of
time the patient will not only waste away, but
the brain will become paralyzcd and the intel.
lcct destroyed.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is Free from Morphine,
and all other dangerous aud narcotic influence.
To tho weak and parayscd nervous system it
imparts life instead Of death, and the pain is
stopped by tho healthy influence which Rad
ways Ready Relief imparts to the nerves, in
stead of tho lifcless, sleepy and paralysing cf-
feet which Morphine aud all other preparations
containing this poison produce on the system.
10 SICK HEAD ACHE, @
nal" M hs"D. n.,nsf ns... s...,,-r -"
''osi NO 'n.ss.No fH.Hs :" a...
,;,; As i rnsVssl i nhSh@ap .nms.h ,ri
non,ral;sn Wo no "u ,n;iS az the sy.,cn,.
"sN''"-o '"o ps.H.s'S"' 80 \. 800!
MI po"Eh sUnii hA.tNAe,
D,afrhGas r C
". bloody fiax, ~, ~ Shole!a Nofpus'
:. iasn a., .oss,a s.w min,
u'e'--cheeks the most distressing dlseharses&
SPEEDILY oil Rkho'hs TIE TIE. 'capsh'
W 4'.fl RHEUMATISM. aUo
t.. p,;o PeI;s,,eJ in F;,e DI;n,,,ssI
80 49,, an. .,-.I...-.
Radway's Ready heisei VIII SOP lhc most
severe anu esstue,a.ng Pains ~ hiies .
amos. instantly. PERSONS aic,nY,ns ~ NE eu!
VINO, Tor mon.s, were g"nns Sa, :" 'e.s o""s
s2und from ion 10 ' toe. whose Joints wore dis.
torted With painful swellinrs, that were reliey-
ed from all pain in 10 minutes by the use of
Railways Ready Relief. This Is truth and thou
sands in tho CITY Of New York, and hundreds
of thousands in the United States, can answer
for the truth Of this assertion-won need no cor.
tiiicates OF Curcs-we publish no long INST OF
names to prove, the efficacy OF Railways hea-
dy Relief. Tor INC citizens OF almost every town
in the union TOR the last Tour years, have test
ed it themselves. H'- SUE
CHILL hEv En- wv. -, -.
Calls stopped tn a tem minutes pam fef,eted
.,..-. 'nsfasfly. ,,.'-',,Ss
Railways Ready Relief acts like a charm in
all cases Of chills and fever: it breaks tic chila
Immediately, warihs up and inSigoratcss with
The system. 90. .2ea. ..,,l e ,,,.
70 ''''iN PAINS OF ALL KINDS" ~" p
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'E'lle Markets.
MORGANTOWN, Feb. S.

Wheat, " bu. rs Potatoes, LBS
I,ys, .........44 Butter, " lb..l5
Corn, .......374 =" keg..-l2A
Oats, 80. -. ...25 Bacon,,.l0@l2a
Rnckwheat,. ..37h Lard, ......''l0
Flour, ~ bbl.4.0O Glass. 81 10 $50
Dried Apples, 100 :" loSl2 4.25
Z" Peaches,225 Nails. 3.50@S4
Beans, .......,75 lron,'.''-3a@4s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Second Monday in February,

next, Chat being Court day. the LAND
in the bill and proceedings mentioned
the same being ninely-six acres Of land
part OF 600 Acres lying on Decktr's
creek. in said county, OH credit Of twelve
months. Bond and security will be re-
quired Of The purchaser, with intpres, from
the day Of sale, and lien will be retain
ed on the land until the purchase rloAey
is paid. WIN. ELLIOTT, ShT. P. c..
December 81, 1852. III
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
The Eighth Wonder Of The World!
sH GALE AND SEE. 'at nl'

S. s.IERRAED respectfully informs
the citizens Of Morganlown and vicinity
that he is now prepared to take
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THE LATEST NEWS.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

SrsArE-The bill for the relief of Hiram
NE and John Hascall was taken up and de-
"a after which, il was recommiited TO the
p%.'sr,;t,ee on Patents and the Patent Office.
T rhe Senate proceeded TO consider the army
.,nronria,ion bill. Among other amendments
tpp' sSsnropria,ng one hundred ihous and dol
-. -. - The discoverer of the use of ar asthetc
Lsas was adopted--yeas 90, nays %. An
linen, was also adopted providing for an
tronriia,ion of lands for an etnigrant route
q, prsJ;lornia. After debating the bill until
~. clock. the Senate adjourned.
Iosrsr OF REPgEsENTATlyEs,-T Speak
I'D before the House a letter from the Hon.
gi "a, sianly. in reply TO one from Com. APP
i:e.aaby Jones. u S.N., addressed to the House
1900 on Naval Affairs, which contained
.--n,sI reflections on Mr.. Stan!y, which was
,le,syeI 10 be printed. The House next re-
s-.eI 10 suspend the rules for the consideTa-
~ n the bill for the relief Of Maj. Wa. Haz.
,,I Wigs; and then going into Committee
me n hole on the state of the Union,-Mr.
a;~g. Of y. Y, in the chair,-,he naval appro-
,,.s9.on bill was taken up. and speeches at
Eeorfh we're delivered upon it by Messrs. Stan
.oT ~ Tenn. and Bowie and then the balance
If the davis session was devoted TO further de-
, ate on proposed amendments TO this bill in
I've minute speeches.
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CONGRESS-SAruRnAY.

SryArE.-The army appropriation bill was
l,r;ler amended and passed.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
VAS considered, and numerous amendments
sere agreed TO. Al about 4 O'Clock the fur
.,er consideration OF the bill was postponed
until Honday, and some private bills were act
q upon after which, the Senate adjourned.
House. Of REPREsEETATIvEs.-Af the
reading OF personal communication from The
Hon. 4. Il. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior
Department, relative TO certain illusions TO
himself cccsrring recently in debate, il was
laid upon the table.
The House next agreed 10 the report of the
committee Of conference on the disagreeing
woes OF the two houses upon the Military
Academy West Point appropriation bill.
OBmotUn of Mr.. Houston, the House then
vent mo Committee Of the Whole on the
s.g;e c. the Union-Mr. King, o New York, IL
the chair-wherein amendments TO the naval
appropriation bill were considered and dis
:lsscd in h.e minutes speeches until late
no1r. After which, the said bill was duly
passed.
And then the House adjourned.
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ANIMALS AT THR PRIN6aP7T. do=:7 = |.

$500 :
.s!L Cs ~; HoTEI@--m c Lsnffovd H..
~ "; Hndnail. Chsstsr n y <s vslv1
- .ooee, Hanover; Dr. Eibert 1o~.. :.
Mis- q Kinn.- ~ So'Smsc, HSiifsx; q n Kin1sS.
sna hiehsrdssn, stsuries: q wh,sl nl 49,
No,ssJt. Burruss. Louisa: i H.e,as..
an a " 49,. 80 nm Frederieksburs; r " Psvns
w q Gisls "a AZ = IEynchburg; 9 Robbins Bossc-:
sld srd lady, Va; vi s, G;nsriss,on e: Suppl.
G; Bon Asswsl Fla aaion and I ; masth,
nrsnou G Gibbons. BaItimsrs. Tha 1870
smtb 81 I.a,a;l = aiex.ndris; Lockeit a..
non, san Frausiaco;J Dow. Te sn 3 I; z Go
nan, 1eorgs; White. Fress-iss snnr-
y Williamsburg; w II Woo:o. "; u
IL. yWsn.eys Bslgian; White and a. 49,. Il.C
burg; 3 spra:. Ma Ne Waanee. Frsdsriefs
lily HOTEL Vaughan and ] H.r,.~
Louis!ans; Col Wheeler, Portsmouth: q 49,,
and Peters, Washington; L Briehsts ps.s 80.
4 3 ri u ~ beiI, Wilmington; J Ford. Powhsss..
= Harrison, King and Queen; II TaIisf.rrn -,
n =, Mrs Bradley and son, Newark. Obio. r 5
y uaInon, New York; r Lawtou. Beitirnors. ! ~
Hr IA Norfolk; ] Il woodsa.e. New YORK. =,
fr,sIsuson, d NJ Townes, Leigh and son and =
S f. s,n, G%oochiand; shuman, Tennessee; L
COLUMBIAN HOTEL r Ha;,.,o.
InenIy; Dr VIM H Lockeu. Chesterfeld. Thos
1re9niey' III; VIM w Radcliffe, Chester6eid.
hosertson, Lunenbure; ] b S,rachan p
t ss = Braneils, do; j NJ Fa1IvilIe, Hall
Iax; ? n John on, Mecklenburg; E b White
Se.eIsoqrg; II Wilson, Lexington va: Ell
S :. on Lunenburg; N 8 Green, Halifax; VIM
. y =, Oyerton, and Joseph Rock, C ,Iumb;s. n
a " iiiiams, Gainesville Va; L Gormiek. NJ g.
Lumpkin, Chesterfield; N Sheiio. var
Winfree and DIR VIM HI Johnston. 'Css,s,sa,5
AMERICAN HOTEL Us miller. Ro,s.
touri; L /. Harvie, Amelia; II Ford. Pe,srs-
burg; Z Il Allen, Woodtown; C c Nils Tar-Y
as; II A Wilds, Tenn; T w Atkinson. Bali. 4
X kinkle, Ala; Jones, Georgia; Z P law.
renee, Wilmington; II Stewart, Goochland: I. :
Brown, Essex;C w Sheppard, Pe,ersburr. /.
q Hamilton, Va; T Willard, Norfolk: D q
Garland and Fisher, Portsmouth,; r ii Wat
klns, Baltimore; Cammam, New York; Miss
h'mbeFiy, maid, George Roberts, Demeritt,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Real Estate in the County of

denrlc0 ana lily Oh afcnm0n0s
QY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
- the City of Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
OF January, 1858, in the friendly suit OF Davis,
guardian, &c, vs. Green, &c, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell st Public Auction on
the premises, at the hour of o'clock, on Monday,
tne 2Stn OF the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County of Hen
lico, belonging to the estate of William A. Brown,
deceased, situated on the Mechsnicsville Turnpike
Ioaa, aoost quarter OF mile from the City Of
HG;nnono, nearly opposite the property of William
Culhh worth, Jr., Containing about of an acre
grcuno the building is of brick, with four large
rooms,and on the following day, at the hour OF
o'clock, +. M a Building Lot in the City of Rich.
mona, aoJolniag Ialbot's Foundry, frenting % feet
On GARY street and running back leo feet
Terms will be cash as to SO muck ofthe nroceeds
as may be necessary to pay the costs and cbarees
attending the sale and the costs of the sujt-fhe
balance on credit of six months, the purchaser ex
ecuting negotiable notes, with good endorsers. and
the ute retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS.
lie I'D Special Corornssioner
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY!'
PROFESSOR ANI1ERsffN

II
sHE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH
psgs most respectfully to announce 10 the cifi
zens OF Richmond, that be will make his first a..
psarance IN this city, at Odd Fellows, Hall. So
-. 4, mAhCH lst. 1853, for ak nights only,
wneh ne VIII give grand display of his extraordi,
NANCY. 'A"11o AMI NLsflo.
frof AZ derson begs also to state, that the enter.
ssinfnenfs he intends giving here are the s.me :.
perIormed by him In the Palaces of the King ~
-. 80 y hlng on sweden, Queen Victoria. Ernpe.
Tor 81 Russia, King OF Hanover, and King Of Deer.
marx. He has been honored with The 5afrons 40
Oh lOooo,0e0 of their subjectsl His success =; 49,
~ country ne has visited s without parallel l.; ,h
annals OF Ancient or Modern Magic. No grsa,s.
prooi can De advanced of the elegance, strictlv
groom Entertufnments.t thar ~. e.. ~ "
"a every city has visited in the United Sfafes ~.
mas been hoEored with the patronage off the EI;,n
the Learned, and Scientific. ~ NAe f1h'e,
crowds oil ali classes ruth TO see his aston;shin.
wonoets, aud, wnen seen, all are puzzled To sc
ooan' io' the extraordinary phenomena produced
pefore their eyes, which seem to set the laws of
ture at defiance, and assume the appearance If
impossibilities. Vi
Professor Anderson would also inform the cir,
zens OF Richmond that his entertainment Ia to.aIv
olnefent from any other ever given. He does not
otter mere uickery and slight of hand perfor.
nance. His wonders are accomplished bv the fol.
lowing agents Mechanism, Chemistry Eiectricitv
and Hydraulics; and he pretends to no super.
natural agency
EgS Doors open at 7--Wonders to commence
at ? NJ, precisely, concluding at 10 Carriages
may be ordered at quarter before 10.
tYs Admission so cts-children, when accom-
panied by their parents, 25 cts.
Tickets can be obtained at the Hall on Saturday,
between the hours of 10 NJ and 4PM
grand day performance for schools and fanai.
lies on Saturday, at 2 NJ fe26
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TRE ATAENEUM,

w NJ. THACKERAY, ESQ, will deliver at the
w Athenaum course of three Lectures upon
the humorous Writers CT the Age Of Queen Anne,
as follows:
Monday evening 2sth Feb, on Swift.
Wednesday evening, I'd March, on Congreye
and Addison.
Tharsd3y esening, Sd March, on Steele and
the Times OfQueea AREe,
Tickets for the course, s. 50; for single Lee
ture, 80 cents: Tor sale ct the Ataenaum from 10
O'Clock NJ 10 O'Clock II, and from to o'clock
7 M, on the day of each Lecture
No more tickets will he sold than there are seats
in the Lecture Room.
The free list is, on this occasion, unavoidably
suspended fe 0A-6+
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WASHINGTON, FEB. 25.-The last levee of
President Fillmore is brilliantly a,tended-the
Eas: Room and the various ante-Fo0ms being
50 crowded as TO render livery difficult TO pro-
Esuede.
The Mechanics Fair is largely attended to-
night, thousands OF strangers being present.
TX Marshal Tukey, of Boston, was admitted
TO the bar of The Supreme Court to-day.
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RHjJrO1R Manic

HARRISBURG, Feb. 24.-There are projects
now pending before the Legislature of this
State for the construction Of Railroads in al
most every part OF it, the charters for which
are obtained without much difficulty. II is
really astonishing to see TO what an extent the
railroad mania prevails about the halls of the
Legislature.
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g=gT President Fillmore has put forth a pro-
2iemelion converting the U. S. Senate on the
9Th prox 10 transact such business as may be
requisite 10 be done. OF course, this relates
10 the incoming administration.
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LYNN, Mass Feb. GA fire occurred here
this morning, which destroyed several thou.
sand dollars worth of property. Messrs
Chase q Jacobs, Samuel Valpey, n. c. Mich.
OILS and Edward Walton were among the prin-
cipal sufferers.
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Ia The select committee of the U. S. SEN
ale, on the petition of Mr.. James S. French,
asking for an appropriation to test his plan for
overcoming heavy grades on Rail Roads. have
reported, and recommend an appropriation ac-
cording 10 the prayer Of the petitioner.
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New YoRK, FEB. 26.-The steamer Crescent
City has arrived with later dates from Havana,
but there is no news beyond what has been re,
celved by the Black Warrior.
Business was steady-no change to notice
n Inc price OF produce. The small pox has
nearly subsidized.
Inc affair between Col. King and the Cap
ialn-General Yves considerably talked about
Ii is understood that they separated upon fa-
y0raJle terms,
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New York, Feb. Goth, P. M.-There was
better feeling at the stock board to day.
The -four market is quiet and in favor of
buyers. Sales OF 1880 bbs. State brands at
$500 1912, and $500 southern at $5,44 a
$685..
Wheat is frm-sales 5000 bushels al 1913 d
l24 cts. FOR white red 1T lI8 cts. Sales of
ii, OO0 bushels Com at CO Go cts. for mixed.
Cotton is frmeG-saies 400 bales at shade
advance.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2Gth.-Nothing doing in
Flour 10 day. Buyers are unwilling to pay
over s.. Nothing doing in Wheat. Small
sales of White Corn al 81 cents at and yellow
at So cents
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WANTED.

M OOD WANTED.-I wish to purchase Sc.
w veral hundred cords of Pine Wood, to be
delivered on the Manchester side of the river near
Aayo's Bridge For further information, apply to
me at ny Backyard, near the County Court
House.
fe l5-1M* GEO TTTRNER
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Id hen the House adjourned.
Ea;Fwreck& and Loss of Lite-ErplosiOa aud
and Hearg Damage!

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25-The brig Cham
pioa, from Portland, Ne, with Q cargo of coal,
vent ashore last Saturday night on Chinco.
league Shoals, and all on board wers drowned.
The schooner Mary Z. Balch, from Wash
.8gton, \. C., for Boston, with naval stores, al
30 went ashore, and will prove a total loss
I've 0. ner crew were drowned.
The schooner John Frankie, which went
ashore on Fenwick island, will be gotten of
VIII slight injury.
A large blast pipe al the Crane Iron Works,
Catasaugua, Lehigh county, burst last even
,ng, damaging the works 10 the amount OF
$4,000. Two furnaces, turning out forty tons
per day, are stopped by the accident, which
Riil require three months to repair. No one
Dee injured,
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q The Rhode Island Democratic State
Convention met on the Oath, and nominated
Philip Allen for Governor, together with a
complete ticket for other offices.
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BY Alexander Mott d Co.

& kUh EF ENINtE SALES VIII be confinr,ao
~ until the season closes, commencing ST sever
o'clock, at which time we will sell from the shelves
In lots to suit purchasers, good selection of peee
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns pistols
gold end silver watches and clocks and time piecss
of every description. Also general assortment o
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT e. co,
no Auctionners
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IAE NEW ADhINIsTRATIoN-The Washington
Correspondent OF the New York Journal of Com.
neFce speaking Of Mr. Perce's policy says:
lnis domestic policy will be framed with view
10 promote above al things, the harmony Of the
Vuion, and, IN pursuance Of that policy, he will
necessarily be careful to discourage the exercise of
any doubtful powers, ca the part of the federal
snLnent As to his foreign policy, he will not
rlnSarrass himself with any pledges to this or thai
CONSTRUCTION OF the Monroe dacnine
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The Secret Ballot Lan-Iaaacb

TIC 'sttItt DuttUt AuH-LluUNCN,
Boston, Feb. 24.-ihe DILL to reseal the
Secret Ballot Law passed the House this al
'ernoon by 9 majority.
The u. steamer John Hancock was launch
ed al the Chariestown Navy Yard to-day.
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II Gen. Gushing, whom report places in
the State Department of the new adninisra-
lion, arrived in Washington on the 25lh.
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Sailing of The WaShin gtoD


NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The steamer Wash
lngton sailed this morning for Southampton
and Bremen, taking out 90 passengers and
So 1923 in specie.
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Aldermen ISDIcTED.-The Grand jury Of
New York, Saturday last, indicted two Alder.
mten-Wesiey Smith Of the llth Ward, and
Bard, Of the l4.h Ward,
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The delay in the arrival
of the Northern train of cars yesterday morning
was caused by the breaking down OF the tender,
near TaYlorsviIle, In Hanover county.
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SkABoaD AND ROANOKE RAILEoAD-At the
ss' annual meeting Of the Seabosrd and Roanoke
Aalfoad Company, Dr.. WEN. COLLINS was elected
fFes.dent and hessrs- Andrew Joyner, M. N. Falls,
James Barnes, Moncure Robinson, A. Mehsffev
and Francis Mallory, Directors
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~ On Saturday night, some scoundrel placed
log on the track of the Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad, which came causing catestro-
phe. Fortunately, however, the oil! ect seen in
season to preyestit
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NEW BRICK DWELLING OF 9TH STREET.
II between Byrd snd Canal streets.-WiI be sold
on FRIDAY atiern DON, the 4th of March, 1885, upon
the premises, commencing at ~ O'Clock. the large
new brick Tenement on the west line of 9TH etreet
now occupied by Sir. w. J. McCioy.
Terms-One-third cash, the balance at and 8
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
fe &c w. GODDIN. Auct
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Eg Dir. Thackersy has accepted the invi.
tation of the Charleston Mercantile Associa-
ton, TO deliver a course of lectures in that
city.
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's'O CONTRACCOks.-Se proposals.
Il viii be received until the 10th of March.
1858, for the building of Bridge of 80 feet
span ON Ho1's Patent, acrsss Christians Creek
on the Va. Central Railroad, in Augusta county-
Contractors can bid on other plans ii they wish.
II contractors desire it, materials tor the Bridge
may be transported on u railroad as far as Me.
chums River. HE1
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
grading and masonry of section No 30, on the Cow
ingion Extension.
Plans and protiles viii be ready from the 9TH to
the 10TH of March, iaciusive.
By order Of the Board.
Z. GOLDEN RUGGLEs.
Enquirer, Wing and Times please copy
1a 81 -
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AUCTION SALES.
THl6 i11F.



NJ WeIlin1ion 6077I1.
NAL RESIDENCE ON CHURCH
= ILL, - maRshaf1s between 9Th ana
<ysn streetns for sale al AuctIon VIII Dc
sole on MoNDAY AFTERNOON. The Path Febru-
aiy, 1898, upon the premises, commenciue q az
Q ciocx. nest Brick Tenement on the Nortf, lire
OF Marshal, between 24fh and 18th street, now n
ne occupancy OF MIR c Crump, 1t an annual rent
TERMS -One third cash balance nj three and
SIX months for eeotiabe notes, iuterest added
ahd title retained till last note shall be paid
fe21 w ConIsrG A..
Immediately sitter the shove sale, viii be snd a
beautiful Building Lots on Church Hin, frontinp
on 26th street, between and f. 81 81 and an feoss
running back &C feet. fe a3 :
BY George J. sumner.
CROCK OF GHOLEKIEs. House.
- HOLD FURNITURE AND TWO Young
MICH COWS AT AUCTION.-On Monday
Morning next, the seth instant, commenciDr ii
10 o'clock at the grocery store of Mrs Clarke. on
Duva street. opposite the Chapel. win be sold Al
auction, the remaining stock of Groceries, Store
Fixtures, &c; also, mallvariety of household and
kitchen Furniture, among which is good Side.
board, Feather Bed, Chairs &c &c; also first rate
yourg Mich Cows, one of them has now young
Calf, and both are fine mixers, raised in tine city
ANY person venting good Cow, viii dc well TO
attend the sale of these.
Sale to be conducted by
fe Is GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
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kBy Davenport, Allen 81 Go,

sb5 NAseHFuEI. AIIen q Co
GROCERIES DC, AT AUCTION.-Ou
~ THURSDAY, The Sd March, we viii sell at
our auction store, at 10 O'clock an assortment Of
Groceries, viz -
Rio and Java Coffee
Cotee-Sugars
M0asses in tisrces
Superior New York syrap in Ibis
Candles and Soap
Green au5 Black Teas
Winter Solar Lamp Oil
kect;iied Whiskey
e Rum
Soda, Apple Brandy
Bacon, Butter, Sole Leather
ALSO,
5O,co0 Cigars
SO bags 6razil Sugar
ms:-Under 500 cash 500, AID over, 4
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co,
Ie 70 Aucts,
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STEAMSHIP R0AN0KF.

Leaves every Tuesday Afternoon at O'clock.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
A The Roanoke, Capt Edward
NfgsI Cavendy, will be ready TO receive
go freight TO day at II O'Clock, for New
sssszs York and she will leave at o'clk
precisely, Tuesday afternoon, March lst BY
which nour passengers must be On board. Tickets
secured either at our Office or on board
Nofreght received at the ship unless it is en-
gaCec al our Office
ie 2S-2t LUDLkM &, WATSON