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II is said that the Pope. under the advice OF the Sa
cred Cos- cad A.~.'-. L~ Naunlsnn ilI thai
he will proceed 10 Paris 10 crown him There ma,
not be immediate evil results from this REFUSAL but as
suredy the third Napoleon, if an occasion arise will
make Gallo descent upon both poentates, as did his
uncle in revenge for their insul, The great Napoleon
as the reader is aware. had the Pope some time in du-
vance although crowned by him. in defiance oil egi,ima
cy; and is question whether Austrian lsgi,ima
cy although backed and probably melted by Russia ID
strong enough TO offend thus cooIIy great poisntaleat
Emperor de faec.-Ereiqage Paper
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LATER FROM MExico-- The steamship Texas, from
Vera Cruz on the sh instant, arrived al New Orleans on
Saturday. oat.
General Almonte. the Mexican minister TO the United
States, came passenger Also the Mexican minister to
France
Senior Alaman, the Mexican Minister of Foreign Az
fairs, died on the Isl OF June and is succeeded IN office
by Manuel Bonita, late Minister of War, leaving va
cancy in the latter office.
President Santa Anna having revived the old decree
imposing restraints upon travellers the governor of AGA
pulco has issued counter proclamation advising the peo
pie to pay attention 10 the new edct.
The tariff OF Santa Anna is said to be higher than
that OF 1885, and expected prove unsatisfactory
to The people. Cotton goods are to pay duty of six
cents per yard.
The yellow fever is prevalent at Vera Cruz causing
sixty deaths on the 7h instant
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ny ;. q. MeeuIsE, A.ct,on.,r.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD At AUC-
TtONon Wednesday afternoon, June is, sk O'CLOCK an
The shall following described lots, square No
III Lott and 4, fronting ~ each north be
tween l'h and s snd part OF lot s. fronting sts'
on tho ~ anl
These lots handsomely situated within ~ tn.
Presidents House and various pohic Offices.
eighteen
months, for noes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS O. Mcguire,
May s7-dt. Ancuoneer.
imeedisely after tho shove, shall sell lots ~ and
W IN square o% fronting $50 back
bulldog. = las. y. MCGUIRE, I
June I'D ~. Aacn~neer.
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A CARD.

THE undersigned Trustees Of the Metropolitan Methodist Episco
Church
aud streets would notify The public that Rev r. L. Dashiel Is
district Columbia.
this
Of afford
ting that viii be built upon the free seat principle .
While contributing literally the
this church, friends of Methodism
District will in giving help. Ii
should be And, Of
will him call frequently those friends
intend all hnt they should d-ermine
they will do.
The add
Of church Bishops have heartily
mended il In the following circular.
w. BOTELER, sr.
r. II. HAvENNER, .t~
w, G DEAIE,
T. PURSELL, .t
&. II. LANE, Trustees
SAMUEL FOWLER,
4. HOWARD,
NGRNENT,
q. W4eKNEW,
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ARRIVAL or TitE ILLINOIS.

New YoRx June I2.-The United Safes mail steamship
Illinois, from Aspinwa the sh instant, via Kngston,
rived here Saturday evening, making the In
days and twelve hours.
She brings the California msil OF May l6h, 800 in
gold dust freight and s2t passengers.
June 10th, O'Clock, p. m, Wlian Prewhlda OF H.
nos died OF fever, aged 81 June Oh lat IL 25 long
rs 80 w, passed steamer Crescent, for AspnwaL
The Illinois bring, dates from California the 10th vi
mo no later than received by the Promeheu, from Sal
Juan.
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A CARD.

THE undersigned to visit Tennessee, Kentucky Illinois,
indiana and the western counties of Virginia. business
inform his fnends and the public be will take
PcrsonHl business with which
ntrus,.d ". will remain brief Knon vile Nc
Minn~ls, Nashville. Tennessee Lexington, Frankfort
Louisville and Maysyi in Kentucky Springfield, 10 Illinois
Indiana and the counties OF Wood Jackson Wirt
Cmcr, Western Virginia. Persons desrou.
other business attended invited avail
OF oppouny and will please address the
postpaid before the 27h instant III
CHARLES DE sELDfNo
Washington June l3,h, lass
June lt-eodt27
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II oUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Wednesday, the 18th shah SELL 70 o'clock
residence Edw ards, I3th
and island,
furniture, vixf
Mahogany sofa, bureaus and tables
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck
Bedstesds washstsnds, and WOOD sea chairs
Psrior. cianhcr n carpets
Cbips, glass, and crock kerry ire Ma
Knives snd
Cooking radiator and other
With good assortment OF Kitchen requisites
Terms All Of sl5 cash Sl5 credit siry and
nn~,y day.. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
June lid Auctiooeers.
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MA nATHING.
ca,nmhi. uonse. cnps I.l.nd. Ns,, jersey.

Columbia Honse, Cape Island, New Jersey.
THE subscriber would respectfully that hotel
The
place. additions have
been made this house. including the
intended accommodation
hiss been introduced the premises and other
cuaied comfort and
The Columbia with their patronage.
Applications ior be made by letter, adde-sed,o
l.. HARDWOOD,
June lA-dm Cape Island, New Jsrsey.
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rARpbe would respectfully inform hs hends and
the alb named hotel WIN be
"Wednesday 18TH for repairs and enasem-n 70 be
Acknowledging the liberal ~ rport
e,,.ns,d the MON viii he able
house IL such condition will increased continuance Of
w II. A. WILLARD.
Washington, June H. 1859 IN
June tf-dlw
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1y-YounH Mems Christian Assoc Iaai Rooms Fow-
ler building nh below E the General Post Once
The library and reading day lsnndsy
caed between the o and The best religious
newrs and the standard aud magazines OF Ibis coun'y
and Grcs, Rn,n,n received Citizens and
vii be cordially welopp~d
Ky order of The Association.
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Nav Yonk. June ga lea occurred in Brooklyn on
Sunday night which destroyed Decker a. Sons lumber
Yard The oss is estimated hundrsd and fifty tho
SAND dollars ID insured. Mr.. George McMahon lost
about Two thousand four hundred Of coal His loss Is
one hundred Thousand dollars covered by Insurance
Other losses will reach ify thousand dollars. sr
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer,

by y. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-On Tuesday after
June 18th, O'Clock, auction
following described property,
SOL, half
DO y95, lotl7 't
do 1924 ot3
$50, lot
do no. all
Do Ill, ALL improved by a brick dwelling house, &c.
known O'Nea farm
Do 97l, all
DO 1874 lots S, G7, 6, o. TO- IL, ~, Is, IA, and Is.
fourth
months for satisfactorily secured bearing
ancing ut the expense Of purchaser.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aucuoncer
VIII be added, the whole square 93, containing
10000 feet, with brick and
containing cellar under whole Tile
perfect ~
Also, lots !, g. 4, Q, 81, aud b, in square $50
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June l2-d Auconeer
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eCISoieSAr Jane % The ise on Friday des,t5yed Me
CuiiAgh Norris commission sote-loss $4,000 ..o
Gerard sarans sto1eoss Sls oo0; also keys Mallory
AZ Co.'S wareho,,se-loss 81 600; Spear & Wright lo..
5000; Charles Nsaye loss IS o0enakng In all To-. OF
one hundred and zen thousand dsars lnssTed mostly in
foreign Offices TO Tie ninety thousand dollars
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pauy Addonal contracts have been made for oheIs
making twenty Ia s The balance AFRO 10 be In
september or NeveInber next 5. I#E8 8HJ
coates Died ia night from the effects at blow
90 his mead WIN board Indicted by owsa Shu ier la
qaauei shniier has been committed 10 iau aIEs-lfs
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NEW JEWELRY.-M w. GAIT 4 BRO. hnve day
opened magnificent Of ieciry comprising
tn more m-dern styles Of diamond peu
rings bracelets ockrs chains &C. Poses.ins facility
getting goods IN thc line the lowest possible
Inducements 10 purchasers surpassed by establishment, In
this country. al te#
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
Golden Eagie
rennsyiyana avenue, between 9th and 10th Sta
Jnne IA
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Nkw YORK, June l3.--There is fair demand for flour
to-day, with sales OF 500 barrels al 81 90 81 GA for
state and Va 90 81 6s for fienesee Southern flour
,npcve with sales Of 700 barrels 81 rs IS 06I Wheat
hrm with sales OF 1850 bushels western white at 81 r.
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purt.psIPHiA June 10 The Mechanical FIRE compan
OF Baltimore arrived here nj o'clock this morning an
lef at 10 O'Clock Tor New York They escorted by
committee OF the Columbia Hose.
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nuIsI.sAThc following is a complete list Of the dis
Judges elected throughout the State OF Louisiana on
w ION Of last month The figures designate the num-
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TpK WILLIAM AND aARY's rAssgregns-sArE AsRIvAL Al
II DssriNsrioS.


ALalsy, Jonc II The committee OF conference upon
the SUBJECT Of cnlaging the Ere canal has agreed
plan which viii command pnsnimous vote in both
houses The basis Or the agreement IL briefly as To-
ow,, The enlargement of the canals from their
the rejection of taxation The Republication Of the
contracts OF 1851.
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PHILADELPHIA, June ~ The steamer. Hickory and IL
Gust Point were launched yesterday, completing Cipa'
Lopss original contract with the Parker Vein Coal Com
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i.,rR AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Nav ORLEANS, June II by arrival from Vera Cruz
we have sdvces The city Of Mexico TO the ih inst
The government under the lead of Santa Anna, is pro
ceedns with general revision Of the tariff and had raised
the duties consdersby The tobacco monopoly has bee
taken by the government
The Sgo jounn has been fined for an Infringement Of
the law regulating the press.
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Lieut.. Mcneil. nephew OF President Pierc,, died
Boston this morning.
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The Earl OF Etesnere has but Just decided on his
rnent. lie will not visit Washington pre- iops his north
western tour In company with his family, Lord
the chief officers Ct the Leandei, he leaves
Cor Phade pitts Cor Niagara Falls whence he pro
ceeds to Qstbec and Montreal Ills Lodshlp has adopted
this from especial regard TO the industrial interests OF
Pennsylvania. The Leander has saing orders for Hal
llu thence Boston bis Lodship IL ready to
embark which will DO ebou, the lob prorimo. Should
the opening of the Crystal Palace be desyed the Fad will
proceed the 18th OF July Washington pay his
pects President Pierce, Of whom the Earl speaks With
high admiration otherwise few days subsequently The
Earl ha. requested Lady Seymour consider the Leandet
her dposa should the wish 10 return the ensuing week
10 Halifax.
raK WILLIAM AND sARys REPRESENTATIVE AsRlyAL AT
rugiR DESTINATION.
Nav ORLEANS, June 10 One hundred and thiry-ir OF
the passengers rescued from the ship William and Mary,
recently abandoned while her voyage from Liverpool to
this port, arrived hero Today in vessel from Nassau
Many OF them were in the distressed condition,
ing people Of Nassau exeItcd themselves Ia
their bsbak
Daring thuudsr-sorm yesterday the lightning struck
the ship. De.demons, Rsutun, ana Josiah Bailsy-b.
damage, however, was uthing.
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os on saturday evening" i7h Avenue
II lsh streets, Of richly carved gold
The 6asc above revnid by leaving
at he Office.
Jul td-d5t
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subscvber nss just received supply of s~ayer
IL In quarts snd plas
AIso India pale ale and Hhers stout
| pnts .sase
| And lot % la Fermexa .. ..ss.. W.
| JOHN w. BUTHMkNv,
Penn. av., south side, between AZ and SIKH streets
June la-3tf
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HAVE CEIvED.
Harper's Magazine for June
Putnams Monthly Magazine for June
Lamartines Restoration of Monarchy in France vol.
Marco Pau's Adventures in Boston, by Abbot 49,. so
Notes from Lie, in essays, by Henry Taylor
author of Philip Van Artevelde ..............-. 50
The Captive in Patagonia or life among the Giants
romance narrative-by Benjamin Franklin
Bourne; Illustrated
The Eclipse of Faith, or Visit tot Religious Skep.
Nlc-thlrd edition. SD
Reason and Faith, and other Mise aues; by Henry
Rogers author of Eclipse of Faith
Marmaduke Wyv. historical romance of 1851
by Hen'y Villas Herbert l4th edition, revised
anu coilecteu- ~
astors Sketches, or Conversations with Anx-
ious Inquirers respecting the way of Salvation.
BY lchabod Spencer, ID ID. Second series .---1 25
Matrimony, or Love Affairs in our Village twenty
yeotS 'So -. -
Memoir and Sermons of Rev. VIM j Armstrong. d
D. edited by Rev. Hollis Read 25
Rachel Kel, by the author OF My Mother
The Old aud the New, Or the changes otThrty Years
in the East, with some illusions to Oriental Gus
TOMS as calculating Scripture. By VIM Goodell.
missionary to Constantinople-with an introduce
tlon by Rev VIM Adams. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25
With number of other late works. je
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STOCK SALE OF GKOCEKIEs. DRY
SGOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
On Thursday morning next, the I'd inst, commencing
10 oclock at the store of A Il Cossn. Oregon Hill,
will be sold at auction without reserve his stock of
goods, consisting of variety Drv Goods, Groceries,
Earthenware and Miscellaneous articles
Terms-Of all sums under $50 cash. that amount and
upwards, months credit for approved notes. Sale be
conducted by GEOJ SUMNER
30 Auct
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CHINA HALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
~ America, from Liverpool the subscriber is in re-
ceipt OF his spring importation of CHINA AND EAR
THENWARE, direct from the manufactures, and by
the pack from New York and Boston. his supplies Of
GLASS LOOKING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS,
&c Having one of the best assortments he has ever
offered In which are many and desirable patterns,
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise in Eahenware and Glass he is able offer
great inducements to those in want of any article in his
line. HUGH WATT
mhs15-3m No 7e Main street.
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TOMMIssIONER,s SALE OF REAL,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF
RlCHMOND.-ln pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Henrco county entered the 10th day of
May. 1883 In the of Staples administrator against
Brown, shall as Commissioner appointed by and acting
under said decree, proceed sell at public auction to
the highest bidder on the premises at o'clock NJ on
THURSDAY the 9th day of June 1858. the follow.
ing drea property, to wit One half of two lots
numbers II and 10, south Marshall and 9Th streetst
having each front of 90 3l2, and extending on west
10th street 90 feet also half of lot of A feet west
Valley or 18th streets north of William street. and ex.
tending back 65 feet to Concord street; also lot No
on east Valley 18th street. in Brown, Page and Gam
bes place, having front of % feet said street, and
extending each 100 feett st eet of 30 feet: also Of
lots, numbers 81 50, TO- H. in George Greenhow's
plan OF the Bowling Green, containing about IL acres
AT the same time and place will be sold the oth'r moiety
OF lots ~ and 49, and of lot the 18th street.
Also another interest of in the six lots above spoken
OF in George Greenhows plans Also another lot of .
acres, being number on said plan, and Immediately
north of the Catholic College.
TERAs-For cash as to third OF the purchase
money; the residue a credit of 6 2 months; the
puchasert execute bonds with good security for the
def~rren Investments and the title be retained until
the last inatalment is paid Sale conducted by
W. GODDlN Auct.
JOHN HOWARD
mao
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


NALUARLg LOTS ON Odd STREET,
On BROAD STREET, AND ON 26TH STREET.
FOk SALE ATAUCTlON.-Wil be sod on FRIDAY
at ernoon the 3rd June, 1883, upon the premises
me1cing O'Clock, valuable lot the East line of
23rd, between Main and Cary streets fronting 60 feet
running back l32 feet and bounded on the moth and
south by alley Is feet wide. A fter which will be
sold beautiful lot on the north eide of Broad street
(Church Hill between 2fh and 25th streets fronting
"a feet running back 10 feet Also feet of grourd
the west line of 26th street, between and streets
running back 125 feet to alley.
TERMs-Onethird cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes interest added secured by
a trust deed, or title retained.
w. GODDIN
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FREIGHT NOTICE,


pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
IL From and after May l0th each article Of freight in
tended to be transported over the road must have the
name and residence Of the person whom is consigned
distinctly marked thereon and be delivered at the Depot
before O'clock P NJ, and the reightpaid in ADVANCE
JOHN A. FOSTER,
13--2m General FREIGHT AGENT
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PROFESSOR ALEXA NItK G. BARRY'S
TRICO PIE ROU S.

NOR preserving fastening, sottening, aud promoting
l. the growth OF the hair, cleansing the head, and
curing diseases OF the skim and external cuts bruises
&c. The common consent of all who have used Bar
rvs Trcopherous whit ther for the Improvement and
inauguration of The hair for eruptioEs cuts bruises
&C. places it at the head all preparations intended
Tor the like purposes. This is i-consdered
hon Figures and facts bear it out. The sales
million OF bottles year: the receipts, in cash, $lO0,
600 This year the business will exceed that amount
The number of ORDERS which daily arrive at the depot
and mandatory l37 Broadway. addressed to Profess
Barry, enclosing cash, and requiring immediate at
,enon, would scarcely be believed The wholesale
demand is from 900 to 900 bottles day, probably
ceedng that oil all the other hal preparations joined
The popularity 1.-THE article everywhere and the liberal
terms to dfaers combine TO increase its sales with great
rdIdity; aud improvements in It's composition, made
considerable expense, adds tolts reputation we'll
intrinsic value. For SALE wholesale and leai at the
cpal merchants and druggists throughout the United
States and Mexico. West Indies, Great Britain and
France; and by ADIE u GRAY, PURCELL, LADD &
CO., and r.. r. DUVAL, Richmond Va. Sold in large
bottles Price Is cents my 3-6m*
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BETTER THAN GOLD |!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD--TI
BEST Alternative KNOWN.
no tn Particle Of Mercury nanny Form i'm
ttsm, Obstinate CutaneoMs Ernptions, Pimples Oh, p
tules on the Face Blotches, Baes, Ch,onic Sore Ey
Ring Worm or Iater, Scald Head, Enhancement a
Pam ofthe Bones md Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Sy5
t.ttc Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints and
Diseases arising from dnjudicious Of Mercu1
Lmpqudence in Life, or ImpuIily Of the Blood
1>-llS valuable Medicine, which has become celeb
l. ted in this, CITY and vicinity, Tor the number OF
traordlnary cures effected through its agency, has
duced the proprietor at the urgent request of Ills lren
to offer 1t to the public, which he does with the utm
CONFIDENCE IN is virtues and wonderful Curative pre-
critics. The following certificates, see c,ed from la
number, are however stronger testimony than the m,
word OF the proprietor. sthe limits OF an Adveri
iaAs would be too small state the certificates In
they are condensed as much possible, but are deta
ed on the inside wrapper of each bottle and all fri
gentlemen well known in their localities, and of
highest respectaby, many OF them nor residing
tie city of Rtchmond
f. Boyden. Esq, of the Exchange Hotel, RichmoI
known everywhere, says he has The medicine call
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered
over hundred cases. in nearly all the diseases
which is recommended with the most astonlshi
sooc results lie says 1t is the most extraordinary MI
lcne he has seen.
G. B. Luck, Eco, now In the city Of Richmond,
for many years in the Post Office has such conGdej
10 the astonishing efficacy of CARRIERS SPANI|
MIXTURE, that he has bough!upwards Of 80 bot 4
which ne has given away to the afflicted. Mr.. Ii
says he has never known ii to TAIL when taken accd
ing to directions.
DR.. John Minge, practicing Physician, and form|
" otthe City Hotel, i'll the city OF Rchmond says
Gas w"sSsss il nsmber Of The effects
truly surprising. He says case Of Consumption
pendent on the Liver, the good effects were wonde|
indeed.
LIVER COMPLAINT-samuelM NJ. Driuker. of
hrm OF Drinb rr " Morris. RIchmond was cured
bottles Of TEn's SPANISH MaNfiUEE
A .NNrtYI DuytfN
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IN SPRING STOGK.-l am now Ia MIA
~ eeipt Of my spring stock of Goods, consist
ing OF Hats Caps, Boots. Shoes, Trunks, ~
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. | deem it needless to par
cuarize suffice to say that stock comprises all the
new styles of goods and from the most approved
attention ofpurctasers assuring them that no pains shall
be spared t6pease them. JNO THOMPSON
APT No 81 Main st.
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I AMES bro WV. Jr, (who has filled the otfce O
- Second Auditor of Virginia FIR 80 years pas) offers
his services to the public after the LIST day of January
next as STOCK BROKER:
He will as agent purchase and sell State Stocks Bank
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City, Corporation, and every other description of market
able Stocks
He will, tor moderate compensation. act as attorney
for the transfer of stocks sold by persons residing at dis
tancetrom Richmond and particularly of State Stocks
the same andw collect and remit interest and divdend<
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims on the public treasury
]. B., Jr., being well known throughout the State
deems 1t unnecessary to annex any references
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GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES.
q. q. Herriuy Wilder's uulcuf


y. q. Herrinys, WiIders patent
vuNHE subscriber is receiving full supply of the
made by Herring His Safes have stood the test in
thousand fires, took the premium at the Worlds Fair,
and will take it everywhere The subscriber bein, agent
for the State ofVirgina prepared furnish Safes
any SIZE to have them manufactured order. Every
merchant banker, broker married man. should have
Of s Herrings patent Saamander Safes. Call at
1876 Cary street, and make selection
r. McCANDLISH Jr,
my a 1876 Gary street.
DUTTEK.-25 kegs Goshen Butter for sale by
ID CHAS WORKMAN u co.
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DDfsfs ETE 4, ANDE KS


UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin SITS,
We now in their spring stock of French and
i American Paper angings Borders Fire Screens
and Curtain Papers, making complete and elegant
sortmen of all the various styles in also large
rety of floor Oil Cloths India and Cocoa Mating Win
dow Shades aud Blinds, with general assortment of
Curtain Goods Cornces and Trimmings; ALSO cured hair
and shuck Mattresses with many other articles in our
tine. all of which will be sold on the most reasonable
erms and Paper Hanging and Uphos ering executed
the shortest notice in counry. NH 30-3m