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livery variety fancy articles, such as fire Pen kh
r. Con-, BIS Of every kind Hail and Tooth Brushes fancy
oaps PortM onies Cigar Cases, &c, sold by FKiztL
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Gmapne' QeIebrateo bermifuqe,

In Square Boes very pleasant to the taste, and the
efectual remedy in expellng Worms curing dyspepsia
stomach, increasing the appetite and nrigorang the whole
system. Observe that is IN square boes with the por
trait of DR. SWAYNE each wrapper around the bottle
None other is genuine.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Sugar Coated Sarssl pa rilla & Tar Pills.
gentle purgatve and Alternative medicine far superior to
the Pills in general use mild prompt and uniform in
their operation may be taken at all times and in fact in
every disease where aperen Alternative purgatve
medicine is required and for the diseases incident to females,
they unequaed.
These valuable Pills the result of medical knoacl
edge combined aci Tong experience, having used them
many years my private practice therefore have had ample
opportunity in testing their power relieve and those
diseases for which they designed.
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M ON ION.
.VTAT DE LA LOUISIANA

du Cinquieme District Judeiare parosse de Teebonne
fos ceur que ces 7resentes eurent conceyerSALrT
QUILL SOFT CONNU. Attendu que Martial verret Sheriff
de la Parose Terrebonne, ct obcssance writ
de fer acias de la susde Cour dams aaire nu
lee " lockwood Tennent lockwood Nelson saisi
ct vendu en- vente pnbique, au complaint sAMEDl lie
JULIET, 1888, la propriete suvante SAVIOR: ss
DEuX CERTAINS LOTS DE TERRE on TERRAINS,
stues dams la vile de Houma Giant les Nos ID ct 49,
plan de la dlte vIe bornes EN- face rue W ma pas
encore de Nord par lie terrain de Nine A. Baker
Ees la Rousse la mason toutes les autres
aeioraons les dts terrans Joseph A. Gasne de-
Went acquereur pour ct moyennant la de HUT Cents
Piastres.
Et aendu quee dit Joseph A. Gagne jour presene
cette Conr petition demandant quill ui soft accore
Monon scion acte de la Legislature de rEat init
tulee Acte pour eonrmer les tres des acquerers
ventes Judcaires," approuve le 10 Mars, 1894.
En- consequence toutes pourraen avor des
reclamaous la dite propriee soft cause de deau de
fornae dams ordre lie decret vertu duguel Ia de
etc fate de quelque rregularte legate dams
Destination on Pannonce dams lie lieu lie mode de Ia yene
pour tout atre default de formte queconque,
sont notees davor dedre trene ours de cette date
les aisons pour esquees la vene ansi fe sera pas
confrmee conformement ID requete de racquereur
Temoin ma main, ct le sceau de la dite Cour co
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
HERIFF'S SALE.
NJ STATE OF LOufsfaNA-PARIsHo OF LAFotIaesiE.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana J 30
Number 61A.
Mafh,lrin Pftrv

Al
TAKE NOTICE. that by virtue of writ of f. IA Issued
by Fifth District Court of Orleans in the above entitled
case and will offer for sale at public auction at
the Court House in the of Thibodaux, SATURDAY,
the Sd of SEPTEMBER, 1853 at II o'clock the two
following ofand being now in the possession OF Mrs
Ceryle Barras, and portion Of larger tract now owned
By her, to-wit:
IA CERTAIN PLANTATION situated in the parish of La
fourche at about three miles below the town Of Thbodaux
and the right bank of the Bayou afourche consisting Of
tracts of landone Of them measuring two arpents
front and forty arpents in DEPTH bounded above and be-
low by land owned by Mrs. Cervlle Barras.
2.-ANOTHER TRACT, measuring arpent, or less,
'front.' by forty arpens in Depth bounded above by land
now owned by ---, and below by land now owned
BY Mrs, Cervile Baras
S-SEYENTY SHARES, of One Thousand Dollars each, in
the Capital Stock Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS purchaser furnish his stock
notes for the Of Two Thousand Three Hundred and Ten
Dollars (s230) payable the list of August 1854,
movable according the provisions Of the charter and the
balance CASH. The stock notes to be identified with the
of mortgage by NJ ftre and wife in favor Of the Citizens
Bank Of louisiana passed before Notary Public
in New Orleans the 25h May 1887 and with the Sheriff s
deeds in this case and the purchaser to all the OBJ
legations charges and conditions imposed upon the stock
holdersof the CiftSens' Bank of Louisiana. =
34-6t eE8sJ. X. GOURDAIN, Deputy Sheriff. rs
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ChOler MOrblls, DiarrhGa. and

MPDYSENTERY CORDIAL, @N9a
speedy and efectual remedy for ASIATIC CHOLERA,
Common Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Dysentery folera In
ntum Summer Complaint, Pains in the steaach and
Bowels Vomiting, Sea Sickness Sickness of the Stomach
Lowness Of Spirits and all affections Of the Stomach and
Bowels
The above valuable medicines prepared only by
DR. SWAYNE his LABORATORY, No NORTH 7TH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA and for sale by Druggists and Dealers In
Medicines ere,yaehere.
For sale by J. 8. FRIZELL, Thibodaux.
&c. FISHER Red River Landing
D. MACHINERY Marksvile, j. W. SMITH, Shreveport,
BEAUCHAMP g. SAWYER New Iberia,
HUI. KENNEDY, N, Orleans sICKLEs & CO., N. Orleans,
A. FISHER Village Post Office
Ugly s. P. BERNARD, Lake Providence.
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L. F. PLOTTON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

LIE soussigne, connu par les rom
breux ouvrages quill d deja exc
cutes, dams les Cimitieres des di
verses paroisses de Get Fiat, d Tho
neur de prevenir ses amis, ct en- ge
n6~al Nfro,:.,,.., l., j a.b;&.. H. L.
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81 II Juliet, mil hut cent cnquante-
[32-1m AUBIN BOURG, Dep Grefiier
Moor NATION VOULUE de Charles

TNFOR NATION VOULlIE de Charles
Boquette orphen de Capt Charles Roquette ct dEIiza
beth Essex LIE capaine Roquette est dams Bayou
afourche duran annee s4 ct lie garcon resdat encore
dams juqna Pan 1850 Depuis cette epoque ma
plus de nouvelles.
Toues qni p0uront bonner des nomatons
forphen renderont grand service addressant une
ettre par la poste oncle, JOHN SlNiS ESSEN Ia
Nouvelle Orleans, j. j. LUGENBUHL,
[jy9 2m] No As rue Moreau, la Nouvele Orleans.
4 VlS.-Je par ces presentes notifie all
public, que je retire lie pouvoir que javas dome
Adophe Veret Recorder de Ia paoisse Terrebonne d
CIR Ageant dams la vente dune certaine Tee
see dams Ia dte parosse de Terrebonne bayou Pc
tit Cailou qua partr de Ia publication de Get avis lie dit
Yerret ma plus ce meme pouyor. i. MICHEL.
| Lafourche INLET 40 1853 342f
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SEASONED LUMBER.-Dry dressed
NJ FLOORING and CEILING, and Plastering Laths
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WHO'LL, TAKE A RIDE Just re-
w ceived and for sale CARRIAGES, 10 c1ED1
assorted BCGGIES. and seven dne BUGGY H98.
HORSES. (35.t0 &. B. RAGAN 8 Ces
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THE, MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 14.-FIour market more
active previous to the steamers news, with
sales of about 1000 bbls. Howard street at
SASH. Sales OF White Wheat at ll6 10 ll8.
White Corn, Sc TO 81, one superior cargo Corn
for Australia brought 50 cts. Whiskey % cts.
New YORK, May l4.-Flour market depress-
ed bv the steamers news. Sales of $500 bbls.
al $3.50 for State, and $5,l2 to $5,1S for
Southern. Grain dull-sales OF Southern White
Wheat at 124 cts. Sales 10000 bushels Corn
al 63 to IS cts. for white and mixed-6S TO 60
cts. for yellow. Cotton dali under the news.
Stock market frmer.
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Tits DAY.


pp0pr6Tv w MOST VALUABLE
,zn M rUl n oRIf " THE TOWN OF siDnEY-
re- is,h a.. 20 raasD-Wil be sold on MONDAY.
the Io.n oAy ~ may, Commencing AT 10 o,clorl -
upon the premises. ten Lots of 1snd s;,..esa -
the town OF sidney, opposite h, 49, $3.50. :.
fro ting on Federal street. coutinu.,i@r - s.o
street; and Immediately theressrer - - IAN
about l60 Lots of Land, short di,s.r.a soio
the Corporation iine and opposite the rss;ayon c
Mr. L II Dance. and fronting on Haryie - 80 s ~
plank road Ia point Of beauty OF iscation - va
adaptation for building purposes most Of these ~.
are equal to any in the town of Sidney, and unon
portion of them there 10 beaut! al OAK Crow
An unusual opportunity Ia here presented TO The
capitalist TO make safe investments, or to persous
OF limited means to secure homestesds convenient
to the city.
OF purchasers, and a plan thereof may be seen at
the office of the suctieneer.
Terms, which viii be very accommodating, viii
De made known at the sale.
sp le-3tawt6Mtd JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
s A Card.-Whereas, II has been reported
tnss tne aoove property has been sold privately,
ana tnst In consequence thereof, the sale win not
take place a. advertised: | have been authorized
oy me owners of the property inform the public
that such report is entirely without foundation.
ano tnat the sale will take place on Monday
next, III fair rithout limit Or reserue
ny 10 JAMES ID. TAYLOR, Auct
H Immediately after the above SALE will be
sod beautifully located Building Lots, on the
South side of El.nwood street. between The ,e.;.
oence OF Mr.. John Caeter and the Plank road, in
rear OF Mr. Antor Trabert.
TERMS -One third cash; balance at and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added and
my l6 w. GoDDIE. Auet.
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BROAD ROCK RACES


$3.50 aa Will ,bs so ia,p Tsy Tq Psss.
S% and and continue { tnf ne' tour nrs DAYS $780,
ss-'<z-.,---sS FIR T DAY-TUES-
DAY-A Sweepstake for years old colts and fill
lies, 500 entrance; $50 ferteit-three subscribers
and closed The following entries for the race
have been made:
mir. John Harrison, names bay, c., by Childe
Harold, dam Nat Pope's dam
2-Mr. James Talley, names CHI. fly by Herald,
dam Betsy White.
3-Mr John Belcner, names CHI. colt, by Alemode,
dam by Sir Charles.
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-A match for
S200-one mile out-in which Mr.. d. Pusm
names CD m F., by Bengal, and Mr.. N. Green names
br. mare, by Alemode.
SECOND DAY-WEDEESDAY.- 8
Purse S200-two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-TaURSDAY.- Club
Purse-three mile heats-S400.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY "A Sweepstakes for
colts and fIlies three years old-Sl0O entrance
half forfeit; to name and close Tuesday, the 10th
May.
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-For saddle. for
saddle horses one :cile out; Itch weights-S5 en-.
trance.
c. g. N. GREEN, Projectors.
EThe Bread Rock Jockey Club are
invited to meet at the "Arbour," corner 18th and
lain Streets This Evening, at O'Clock, at
which time the entries tor the PTopretor's Purse,
will be made.
Punctual attendance is earnestly solicited.
my LTD C. & n. GREEN. Proprietors
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Total Less Of the Steamer Hiram Po,cerS.
VNCENNEs, la.) May 9.-The Steamer
Hiram Powers took fire last Saturday at 10
o'clock in the morning, at Grand Chain on the
Wabash river, and was entirely consumed
Nothing was saved but small lot of baggage
belonging TO the passengers. She had a full
load Of produce for Cincinnati. She is total
N Zee K.
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BY Richard Cauthorn.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT ABC.
II TON On Monday, 10th, at my Auction
Store, commencing at lU o'clock, I will sell for
cash, a lot of Furniture belonging to gentleman
who is removing from the city, and consisting of
six mahogany Chairs. six cane seat do one sape.
rior Sideooard, one mahogany Dining Table, one
Tea do, two elegant Cabinets one nign post curled
maple Bedstead. with canopy complete; one Sofa,
one Clock Carpets common Chairs. &c
my l4-2t" r CAUTHORN
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Tic Gardiner Case.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-In the Gardiner case
This morning the Court, soon after the opening
adjourned until Monday morning, in order 10
afford the Counsel for the defendant time 10
make up bill of exceptions. The Court
conceding, they insisted upon their rights TO
have the record made up before the case goes
TO the jury.
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DIED,

On Sunday Morning, 18th inst, Mrs. CATTLE
RINE w. BULLOCK, relict of the late Col. David
Bullock, aged 70.
Her funeral will take place this (Monday) after
noon at O'Clock, from the residence of Mr. J G
BROOKS, Franklin street. Her friends and &C.
quaintsnces respectfully invited to attend with.
nut further notice
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BY kent, Paine 81 II emit.
I ARGE SALE OF FRESH AkY Goods
Ia Al AUCTION.-O On THURsDA the 18th in.
slant commencing a. 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at our
Auction Rooms several invoices of fresh and sea
sonable STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising variety of choice and desirable styles
Also, an invoice of Linen Bosom Shirts, direct
from celebrated manufacturer.
Terms: All Sums under 500 cash; over that
amount months credit for approved paper
KENT, PAINE d KENT,
my IA Aucts
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RICHMOND, 18th May 1853. s
NOR the purpose Of reapairing the Locks and
Aqueducts between Richmond and Lynchburg,
the navigation Of the Canal will be suspended as
follows:
l. At Lcck No 8, for four days. commencing on
the gotta jane.
?. At LOCKS Nos. and for six days, from the
24tn June.
3. at Lock No II, aud at Rockfsh Aqueduct, for
TOUR weeks, commencing on the 20th June.
4. Alter the repairs Of the above mentioned
Locks and hqueduct, navigation will remain open
throughout the line for len days.
,. Between oshua Falls P ond and Lock No so,
the navigation will be again interrupted for ten or
ntieen days, commencing on the Let august.
The water will be kept in all the Levels, so as to
ENABLE the packet boats to continue their regular
llPs without interruption during the progress Of
repairs.
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
WIN. P. MUNFORD,
NY 4o--d"o" Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James N. Taylor.

,OMMISsIONEK's SALE OF vALU.
q. able Improved and Vacant Property
Fort Mayo, and about Ten Acres Of
tna nv, three miies below the city.-By vir.
nv ~ =. decree made on the 5th day OF May, 1889
~ ~ me Circuit Court Of the county of Henrico in
subscrh o. parkinion and ais vs. Isbe and els, the
cree for u. commissioner appointed in SAID de
lie anal, .nat purpose, viii proceed to sell at pu5
menci uso :. on Tuesday, 3lst day Of May, com
real ests,s :, clock NJ upon the premises, the
ana no. a.s OF which Edwin Waddill died. seized
ten ysesn, being two houses and lots and about
Louisiana and s na,s in Port Mayo, between
ed abon. thres w be sold about ten suat
City road, adonins o ,, the city, the Charles
others 'ne lands OF John Farrar and
office Of the sTOve property may be seen at the
for the Iesd sae, will bel enefour,h in CASH and
Loved upon the purchassrs months win be al
the ,e interest tt s added aegG
by the Court Ee ss11nTveyances directed
FRANCIS T. ISBELL.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct. commissioner.
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7,-,.r.Mr Aceideat and Loss of Life.

p,rr.Io. n. Y, May l3.-The building
- w.;u street. occupied hv the banking house
% Pob;nson & Co., aud Robert Cobb, under.
Q O. rerairs, has just caved in, and the roof
sG,hh, very thing in every story was carried
'"s WV" 10 the ground. A number of persons
W. trred in the rains, and il is feared that
o. 10 twenty workmen, and some of the &C.
" '',snts Of the upper story have persisted. All
20 confusion and excitement, and several
E,,,ired men are at work clearing away the
ruins. .,,,
FryFILo, MAY l3th.-Fiye men have been
- out OF the ruins alive, one with his
ior badly crushed and otherwise severely in
i1-s8. Three dead bodies have also been re-
y,arored, one of whom was John Hufitord, mas
~, csrrenter, whose head was crushed.
" hist digging in the rear a man felt his
hand tightly ciasped by some one beneath the
,rips. Alter clearing away some OF the rub.
b;sh hoy was discovered jamned between the
,;rbrrs. His name is George kinsley, and he
gas saaly relieved, and is injured internally,
lpr homes ATE entertained of his recovery.
Tn .,r department are now organized for
,ba M, = wu,k, and it is supposed that about
tfs.r ate su'i buried beneath the ruins,
IN nel.-,ed 10 he dead, as the timbers, brick
,o5 rUbaisn aye piled up thickly and solid
,,.m the cellar TO the second story. The
syritempnI is intense, and the friends and
,elariyes OF the Killed and wounded are weep
ing and wslIng around the ruins.
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BY George J. Sumner.
HOUSE AND LOT AND STOCK OF

H Groceries at Aucti0n.-On MONDAY
morning next, 10th inst, at 10 o'clock, on corner
Clay aud 26th SITS will be sold at auction, Stock
OF Groceries, recently bought consisting of very
general variety of Fresh Goods. Terms cash.
After which will be sold the House and Lot be-
ing new two story Framed Tenement The lot
lot fronts 80 feet and runs back &c feet, and is
very desirable location for grocery business
TERMS: One third cash; balance ia two pay
meuts, at four and eight months for negotiable
notes, and the title Withheld till the whole is paid -
| BY order OF the owner.
my 10 GEO SIMMER Auct
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AMUSE MENTS.
GRAND CONCERT or
SACRED MUSIC,
At the First Presbyterfap Chur..
On TUESDAY EVENING; l7ru MAys

AT o CLOCK.
.1MIl Inc Richmond Sacred Music soc;.,r
&M31x tender their sincere thanks to the c,,,.e'.
HA2s OF Richmond for the kind feeling nan,.ea.
Cd at their last Concert and in comn,aas
Win Inc earnest request of many friends The. @
happy to announce that they will give their s..t
Concert IN the Fret Presbyterian aev Mr. Moore ~
Church on tuesday evening. May 18th, cousis,Iny
OF Choruses from the most eminent composers -
terspersed with Quartetts. Trios Duets ana soa.
some Of which have never been performed In hi,
city.
Messrs. DUNDERpALE and WULFF will n,s.
aide at the Piano Forte.
The Choruses will be sustained by large nup,.
Der OF voices, assisted by full and efficient orches
ira under the l. adership OF Messrs. DOLLINGER
and LEHMAN.
The whole under the direction of the conductor
OF the Society, 5. s. STEVENS, Esq
PROGRAMME.
l. The God of Israel. Chorus ossiui
2. Passing Away. .--....-...--. Qaartette-Mingle
L. Praise ye the Lord. .-..--.--.A nthem-Johnson
5 Angels ever Bright and Fair. Solo
! 6. The Lord ia my Shepherd. Anthem
Z. Ewes Lamentaton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Solo
8. o be joyful in the Lord. Anthem
PART II.
/ Glory be to God on High .. Chorus-Haydn
| 2. The Polar Observation-Disclosures olo-Shaw
3 Then Around the Starry Throne
[Chorus-Oratorio of Samson
4. Agur's Prayer. Solo
5. Hear those Soothing Sounds Ascending
fQaartetts and Chorus
| 6. When the EYES Broad Shadow Falls. ..... Solo
7. High in Glory. .Quartette-Barker
8. Grand Halle " ali Chorus .-.......-.-..H Handel
tY Tickets 50 cents-to be had at the door Of
| the Church.
~ Doors will be open at half past 7 o'clock
Concert TO commence at 8 O'Clock.
my 16-2t
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By Alexander Mott q Co,

by Alexander Notl ~ Co.
STOCk OF GROCEKIES, &c, AT
- - heoCiioN.-On next Monday Morning,
.n .in io'n instant, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK we
Mil sell al public Auction at the residence OF Mr.
1 1nomas Jones, on I'd street, his entire Stock of
ufocerles, Liquors, Queensware, &c, &c, consist.
ing OF the usual variety
Terms cash AIFxNnTT e. m
NV ~ Auctioneer,
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BY davenport, Alien q Co.

900 CASES BOOTs, SHOES AND
cOO HATS, AT AUG rION.-On Wsdnes.
day, LIST June we will sell at 10 o'clock, at our
Auction Store, assortment of fresh and desirable
Goods of latest styles, consisting of
Gents fine Calf and Pump Boots
MEMS and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all qualities
Ladies' fine Cater Boots
Jenny Lind's Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Children's sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
Women's psgged and sewed Buskins and Ties,
of all qualities
hats-dreb and silk
200 sides good Sole Leather
TEnMs.-Under SlOu, cash; 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
my ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co, Aucts
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Two II Ill L L b l. T. - the subscrjber
L. living in the couaty of Chesterfield. near the
HugueHot Springs, James River and Danvle Rail
ro4d, wi! make ana Keep ior SALE Grain Cradles
with blades Of ths best quality, mace to order and
can be warranted. Thousands OF certificates cnn6
given 10 their reputation and preference over All
others but the subscriber deems il unnecessary az
they are generally known, and he expec $ to have
large demand, ana therefore requests his patrons
= make early application. They can be deposited
at Dover Mills, Goochlsnd, in care Of Alfred Cosby,
snd at Tomahawk Depot on the Danvile Railroad
in OF VIM. A Martin. ANY communicated
through them, will meet with prompt attention
VIM. Palmer, OF Richmond, viii keep them also,
for sale. Price S4 So Address.
]. COSBY, HallsboFo',
my l6-d6t&w3tk Chesterfield
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THE CaiysfreDhe.

BUFFALO. Nav I4.-The loss on the build
ing which tell last night is estimated at SIS
90. The Ioss of life has been much exag
gsrstpd
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NOTICE no FARhIERS.-Thas uoscTiber
~ has ON hand large quantity Of Suiphate of
Lime which is considered by Northern farmers to
be second only to guano, which he will dispose of
upon very reasonable terms Those wishing TO
purchase, would do well to call Immediately az
NJ kcCORMACKS
Soda water mandatory and beitleing establish
ment No 308 Broad street, Richmond, Va
my l6-2l*
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VVHIG NOMINATIONS.

Election Day-(4th Fhursday)-26th May.
For Congress.
CLAYTON G COLEMAN, of Louisa County.
Board Of Public Works.
SAMUEL PRICE OF Greenbrier County.
State Senate.
OLIVER P. BALDWIN.
House Of Delegates.
JOS. R. ANDERSON.
II. K. ELLYSON.
JAS. A. COWARDIN.
my 6-dtde+
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Richmond Sacred Music Society,"
The MEMBERS Of the Society are requested 10 at
tend rehearsal Of the Concert this (Monday)
evening, atthe first Presbyterian Church Tickets
OF admission 10 the rehearsal will be required from
all persons except members and gentlemen &C.
comUanying ladies who are members. my l6
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4 LARGE ASS OINTMENT OF GOODS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
"a AND WATCHES, embracing all kinds in open
ana hunting cases. some very fine, ia magic cases
Inc assortment comprises less tn ~ 40 different
manufactures from the lowest quality to the finest.
1hey Will be sold either ct wholesale or retail, and
warrant "a to give satisfaction. Gold guard fob and
breast Chains; Keys, Pens and Pencils, Bracelets !;
also, just received, large assortment OF gold
Breastpins Ear and Finger Rings, some new styles
aud patterns; Silver Ware and Plated Ware, large
assortment at very low prices; together with a
large assortment OF Gard Cases, Cigar Cases. Porte
Monnaies, Hair Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Thread,
Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes, gold and silver
Thimbles, Fish Hooks, suspenders Soaps, Elk raets,
Cologne Water, Accordeens, Blank Books, Cap,
Letter and Note Paper; Raz9rs, Knives, Scissors
and Shears, OF English and American manufacture,
at reduced prices; Fancy Boxes, Opera Glasses,
&c, together with large assortment of Goods in
the line Tor sale ia quantities TO suit purchasers as
low as can be found in any market In the United
States. Please call and examine Goods and prices
ELIAS BALE, l0s Main street.
rTg= Watches aud Jewelry repared by expe
rienced workmen. my I6
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1NWEEDS, TWEEDS-yQst opened, TReeds,
l. swiied and striped, and checked Linens Far.
mers' Satins, Drap d'Ete, and other goods suitable
tor summer wear,
myi6 Z. HAkTWELL Il co.