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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
ny Jams Il. Taylor. Au,t,

q "a mn IaIfa
- 'i,uitsi "a the upper cad II Road ct; rrsi,r N :
'"''ssr ih'sr l-- 'front.'
10 W. h "'ni Fr .SickshlrR Rsi!ro,d ri ~. ~ -.
i-ut'-. an 1e-irsie i-ts EI.Lly -,
e'' .-s' '~N mi iir city 1hsr
- ,'st 'visN-ro"ss ahcUt % city would do w.Il IN
49, ~ q els iAA- pace the
T. IN TUESDAY, lj.i November = ~ - : y e'oeA
ms JANIS NJ TAYLOR Auc,
u iii- Ve t"b "sn EINEikE-. nr-By vr,,-o, . 81,
- 'i trust tN-sctei by J. 7. and Cbar
't. ~! r.''aer, 1873, rr the brn-e: o. m Jon, ,
and GIss " El-uuf.- - " ''''''' s''4J iiArsfevr
s-i proceed TO sell on TUESD w, 10Th cg y r,,-b ron
at J" "s'r' \ VI at The Factory - ,il U,I,r,v. /,
." We ri'rrc &C, consi'ti: IL ser =. and P..
a., A., Gc. y @-e' > Hen'"es' tcies oilers,
az months for approved negotiable mote. sv.r
- AM Ssh Tor All bills i--s th@s ffty dollar. 'e'
nan'cr % thu year. '7 ''' - ''N''S Tor Tue -e-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

'5No M,%tr,cTrRtRs az n,nHo,D C,Rs. ImoS.
OF rSTc %GGRs OF OF S Fl gysd At s Of he BOARD
iaIn'GE re PASSENGER and FreAi Care required e
Ohio Railroad also for the Cast wors required in lie con-
rueiion q The track, b-dge,o aid road
70 ~ Poio,ais r furnishing RAILS Tor & road
ud pa HG,t 9s endorsed frcr'ls fr cars. ea'i iron
Sihed viii A be- aas h e, T., fle r
i"e proposals TO De addressed to the gatsr,.sn,d.
the coyiass S ana o FA RaiSSsa
SPItNDiD STOCK OF PIANO FOHTr>-TI- .,i,..-.s.
at o. 81 rhHb PIANO f9RIts prices sooInsira.
Also ior snle Guitar Mecieons, Musical n.,ru.
Bookseller BookbinIer s,,,ianer A" Eas soSs,
NJ ACINERY. Tanners and Srcrmaceu Oils. Hydragr,, c.
for ,aleby ''' "-'0" S'''''
nos DAVENPORT ALLEN Co
EALL Dry GOODS at No. 81 Main street %, servant. xsar
mgavy T p, Hcayy rsee l.; Ge0reia Hcr'cys
P Hessy Ned FLANNEL n O. - s4ani94 Blankets
cstoa ornsGgrg.; Plaid shaui. H,siery.Gc
Market ON me mos, S1g Ts,1,' rn,,',d in nc Northern
TINS a, thy can be had IN the city CAL and syrmue
n Ai'rse lot Of Caeo, ,,or g. ei.p1T ysS
I,HERoors Sd 600 Of ,t,.. hon ,,.-... ,, -
S q @ also Gy &c. hut 'ssy scSS in
sale to suit the irAdeby W.
nos Dow co
NEEn'Ne SHIFTS. tNp nu,wERs-c,ndr,a.. 1aii,.,
c,a, me-; i and Gene at s 40 g
nol 6. m,GivEIL co.
SLvERs FfRE AND WEATHER PRooP SLATE PAINT ,,,r,.
- perfect aruacis slate and Is toll IRE weather Proof
riNNErr 4 BEgRs ?rass'.i.
1.U Sole arr1r ~ Rl,hmead.
NE dsi@ SALT ' 6S ifsT ; ALLEN
R ucEwnEAr-ao tss.. f'r ',lrty
M So'a scotia e,a,,,,g, ,,.,as for
noio q Il. SKINNER Cary ct.
VgEAn AID PROFIT To III contrtut,r V-rbcr ant VIZ.
CoihnF q Nrsna nsuaeture viii end % me ssort.
times strck af 7cntcncu. Y5uih'. and cidr., cis
ing Gail early. At the Richmond M,nunsioy Of
nos Uaie smith Mirvin.i ~ Main street.
UBATENr MEpciNgs-ws Keep hand all tnd. Of r.,.5,
Medieine'in u'c.
GtJoAks AM pRFss Goops-
- Eeh Fish M;InSes anf spun sun,
pisla Wool ters ,ed Square shs.s
Gents Travelling shasIs and santsu
Mole 49, cntisTiiS lA1uRor, 50 Main stree,
al aBts TrsCAtoosA wHtsKEYfo 90 Common %. eodo
wAbE W WooLDRlpGE
polo "a door hsiov The CITY Hotel.
I'D hhps cuBA AND roErO Rico sIesss, 90 sale
81 eAgs AoUrRA AND PORTO RICO coyvEs e. sale,
$50 s .,s No. fHAlu'N Gross HsEslyes, :, :,r.
- rAIR RoDSA fur sssomsnt q Round oval and uo,,,
- sta' Rods all lengths ior sale in quant, purc.
os29 sign Of the circui,r saw, Il Main street.
AokEssie-Nc Nsetere, for sale ~
AKPER's MAGAZINE FOR SOyENpER-Con,.,n,,, ~.
k''sNsdT JANEs woopHoUsE
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NiGNES-Ihr subscribers have nov in store very ir- aud
sa tic aUnioa % smokers. lu.rs,i ~l,eh nay be- l- h..
cri'n Mas, l., ~, lIe-u.uas iars. rau5ts,,.
49,, 81 n,'a Az ,.as- r9rusr brands aisa tseny fcu.
sNsaeiion In addition 60 ta- ABOVE, have Oh hand nv
''ai ii; Main street,
DtGrtRnfcr,rKs v oRrn u,ynG ,rs ,ao., daily
- manuasirrCi 20 VIII EIvESTS GALLERY - Main street,
perfect gene n art which tie grace and beauty i'm
70 have ELECTED TIE highest NEED IN r-.s from 80. NJ
60 g jais' liz this eanry and tlroPs proof res, he
No,hrsir he Wy sfsri cen he more perfect ,s.s coed IA.
passed .:s whisalr.,,s 50 br5.i.sy Es's iI,aFt
noi.,eur a.. m ~ ,i ~. t,s i.. -lgsi s!'s so.
Ihe NJl o. c-e ih hn DO She prcIBcu perfect spcsi
TaE cs1stu r,t,ysras leading Ias.s ssvs,-,-i
Jre. s,bils az ne war Fair an, .yi ,sltrrgS
sn,.ga - lave ~, returned ty. london aror mary
rsH'or rrrHrA good Dasacrrso,yye &. the only ,,t,
inte 10 only n.,e''sy 60 20 whitehar,s GALLEY T. pa
gucFrcoiypcs a-e uHsTp-'ahahe. whether considered
Ausa GALLERY, :; Main street.
ENENpFis COW Mons. sc-ws h.v, on h,pj. Or our own
Pierced Iron, Brcrr,d sud Frass rerds-,
lrca' Ht,'sHe,d sni Fue Fo.d slovsis and Tong,
nrcttsi rre iron stsr5. ''' D" sizes
' ~ 'ls e, sS So So e; CO. l'''''N'
kILM shnii 60, Groccrs and Commission NIer-
- 10y .y stL'yi a..ui1E Sglaetian Hotel, Richmond,
y, sa' tNhoesAe ~ retail On accornol'uuF terms
~ 9Nc 40 ''sortmeni 81 One Teas Wines LIQUOR Sc.
the city. 49, " - W " ''' ID
uey respectfully 'o.its call from ,h,,, In van, Or an,
IN hef line erF assured that thsy sbe t. SATIN th,
both 10 prtt sui quality. ' '-'
rhey s s'o give attention 60 the Of Country Priu,. Of
- ---'
IL ya nv ~ ~ ss1 y.f .so S.siSa,s, eu and
VIRGINIA MADE CLOTHING.
can DO % BY calling ny Mauuf,ctory vhers,,n III
tmcs, larsc ant varied assortment of '-''" ~ ~
GENTLEMENs AND CHlLpRENs CLOTHING.
81 my ON hchm, nd mste call respectfully .ieiti fr all
IN Eant ~ an determined ie ny osn sot =. 49,
q made. - W." WI, " Wv ~ Ne'th'
Call ct the Mandatory u Nm IN, sNuru
lie. s,,t,. . ~" M sNiihs
Ltos SALE PRIVATELY "A middle .s,s N.sr, vc-,,, -
hb been accustomed Cooling ws.sins ort,. - -.
'ee.i- WIZ APPyN BENJAMIN DAVIS
w Ne, 8 Wal street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,

NIX. LkFEBNRE'S SCHOOL.
PLhFEBNEs, A. VI, Will, the lrs Monday in October
a4eegri Afs Mead the charge her l ,spf>,, AL,
~ IN achro ar; Will be prepared on that DIV 10 Re-
r' Lecture As iar y,sr connected with Ms J.s.'
'' AZ, subsequently tcc Principal the " l...f-,
- ,ar eharse % Ghicl. he resigns TO engage
lie pIuIs-v- a ctudlct
a. ta o Mrs. Mead r-taiDing -v-ra! her T,s-l.r. H.
,' . sasL % the department Foreign angaa.. ~
"s's'-n'e o. .e'iieL Feueh Govru,ss and otgf
lac h'rl'-s Of the Panty will r. n a Christian B,.b,,
Ie we "a 'hta' eass - II. aEi " = Le:cty,-.
"a, s'. Hl ole Advantage Tor thras.ui-ItI,n n,
Itst e4Ic ''H, . which Viii aide! Ancient .rj
M5i'IH LAnfna.es, Ausie, pTaNins, A..
- -, yer haTd and I4lt.l ia the Eay..h brsUsh.. fr
the Scholastic YEAR, sea- "'S' 'O'
f"r Day scholars 81 a ~ So.
toT SEy ''.vrn Langgzs.. $50.
BOZ Mai i'fASth.. Ae At PsOfsssor's prices.
sra. lriy 10 ii. +. LEtFBNRt, 4 NJ
- "r1ce street, hoha0nt. Va.
St'oh mt to- tslau., year Gr-t rate bgIgg
'0'- swami il. p Is s'Se honest .uI !actabla "a.
~ '----- teS.l. HILL a TALLY.
e = lH hNrnN. fiino iufjr Tnfrr and ur.,I,,, -.
- I'' az D. rr .'rr- o. the
nearly nptt-.t To- TIE Clfh...- Chu.th '''
oiGrf 'ah d. left - his residence, Morris Is Store.
" S,4s street 1t h-r"!d Mlrtsys. So IL. Bro al street ~
- " saihays Buk store - Main street al K5w.. . 81.
20 - VAN street a.! 81 K NJ. LulueGmAu's cor.
- wa .'.- ''-'"'- j=i'-ly
Sat!". NLtN'b, Sew hU-S, Ilo Br,rdanN En.tn.
my sale on commission e.. UuirlFoy
~. t!ts "iEsnzv and ~CTk for .grni.Aur vi kl.
81 si4elIs and Mining Tools also The Cher,J
e. ores Ahi Isr substances forwarded any pAT;
APrniei se4'ar riyns fa1 explanations. ufte,,t
NC, % any post paid letter enclosing thrse-cn' Post.ocs
s'AuP. ,. ;. Z. BARBOUR 4 co,
S'V-"'|' NcvNork, lie Brosdss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

BY Ds'e52ort, AHsp & Co, Aret,
RON C'st- uoors. sis'is sYp HAT =, A.,
49, "a NlLssSbAN, f2I we vii .-i "a in
s'-k ~ "u- Aurtian store. ....,'rasr, ~ at,
TER, csusstrE af-- N' ''' "'' aAh1aets-
,ohs tti't water rrSof Roots. Gent. nr- CAR an
he'Nntan h-''s. Men aud and 81.
Men ari Ffys' -s.- ''N''
n""t'n At sit-r>, r1stirs an.
ho1h's All Boys Boots ALL Shos. Of ..T,os ,,r.
Also -
loo css-s Hats
approved paper. '' N''''n' e'sh' Tor
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hfsR tBiE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR RENr.- -.
The hshhicAS Hotti, and that portion u. si:
al1inihg the lower part Of which
nee, all the bells Ac fOnting all
oe,ssen Charles and Light containing addition
nished with modern eonyeniences. -
the nearest Hotel to the Steamboat landings four
from the H. Depot, the
this and the Depot Of the Philadelphia II. n
The American formerly occupied smith and
hery ny MI Wm Guy In connection with tie U. s. Hotel
The well deserved Houses render.
details unnecessary. Apply TO
bR JOS WILKINS IS Hranklin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
NOTICE.

T. ; All psrson' having claims against estate Of Eiw.rd
~ deceased late OF toe county henr-p are hereby
TO lrescni htm Immediately Nunn.y -. ~ II 49, IA
NHn' IN order shat ATrSu sleHts may be s c
-, ,.,., HENRY cox.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

tN flTe! FITS! FfTs !.-Pcrsons who aye ls,,v
h distressing nAlady will end the VEGETABLE PILLS
70 be the only remedy discovered Epilepsy or
TITS These pills specific
although they prepared especially the purpo.e of
fTs they will be found of especial an persons
need with weak nerves or whose pros.
haedo or shattered from whatever.
plants, or diseases long
tley exceedingly beneficial Price 81 per box or two
Tor - Persons out % The city cco,ng will .v
ie R sent iem through TIE rail- roe postage FOR sale by
sETH HANCE, los Baltimore Nd
ders from 81 parts VI Tie Union must be Addressed poet paid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

c,t-t,r,ss>s -. '. ,S,.,o., . 4 .. vINsTos.
q at kinds '' 'N'' " N'pnuy rroaoe
iEr- Consgnrent. snlgri,ud -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

orters Tor packages certificates packages usl. tic
a. oI ne 4sye or IN any OF the Mar, Losi~-
me r,Nd ciI! drawings III u-aey arted 10 crrr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

so Dividend No,c--AtA meeting Of the Pr..I.,, an, n,
Iee'o' Of the Richmond and Potomac Rail Road
Company, on the 22d day OF October 1854:
hs 'na' dividend Of ~ GEM, the profit, OF
company Tor months ending A..
eAred payable to the stockhodes their
on and alter the hrst Of Nov .ub.r next
ocSo q. W. MACMUKDO r, u a u 10
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CKDE,.t: WATT - y n. ST,i,, >
q A,it3: tLh,- lNIe. NIToRyEY Ar

f'oh etlr.-a2 share. Central Railroad stock.
- -,W mortgage honda Railroad stock.
state and C,ty stock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

a NhutAN hOtsE. Hanover street. Boston, by LEWy
- Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly Furnished poss. =
Ing s the modern improy,m aud nVrnsness ~,
aopa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

~ IL n.
- - hLt VIII practise 10 the Courts Of Riri r,ond c,y
counties ~ Gooehland Chesterr 10 nj Hrnyi, IL ~
- sue Various duties Of NeAry - uTrsrrIb.d by Ia ~
$50 give his attention " 50"
'Trs> ~ ~ g.sse E,-.x a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

e'oa hNr-rwo desirable stores and Cellar. for rem,
- On " All street., door 10 nv NJ. 80. ~
n"n ii sad one at the occupied By Frapee
ihvs- stores are hrst nr any kpd Of rs-
AL business and 10 the rent will be Low anvv -
- BENJAMIN DAVIS, No. wall stree,
I~u.f.r tt. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

RDhoN BtNk.The note. Of this issue will he redeemed
PaIRn SmTpsro y H. fAiRo CO. in Washington city by
-, se22-Iy
w French English aud American ,iiiinery-Mr. WIN
OF 'c' Broadway New York. invites the LAde. and the
u'ae 10 examine her stock Of Millinery Millinery
She has Of Goods New York crv.t,i p,,,. -
we'll worth looking at ~ "
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07
, s g egss y. 4. 81 N s3 11sss /.
ADVERTiS SIN = .

Advertisements viii be conSpicuously user
ed at the following prices, VIZ.
For | square (ofl0 lines) 3inSertionS9 , oo
Each additional insertion, pc
IPinything less than square, viii be con
sidered a square.
TFAdvertISerS must be partlcularto mark
the number q. inserts Jns on the face of he adj
veriiSements, or they 9.ll Dc published uniil
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
IA iibcral discount VII be nIate where
advertising is dOue by the year
IFAIl Communications from distance
should be addressed PoSr-PAID 10 the Editor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

O~ECol. w. III. III. Taylor is out IN
letter in the Cincinnati Times. declaring
his intention to prosecute TO the extent
of the law. all trespasSers on his premises
at North Bend, whether they come on
Measure excursions or otherwise. The
dissertation at the tomb of Gen, Harrison
render this step necessary.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07
Whole Number 70.

GRATUIToUs ADvERTIsING.-Why is 1t
that Printers have 10 do more gratuitous
work than any other mechanics on earth2
Is it right--can he afford it-can he live
at it. or pay his jourreymen with the
proceeds?' No, every sensible man will
say. He does not use qulre Of paper, a
pound of ink, or get type set without
he has the means TO pay.
But, Associations and Societies will
deputise committees to go to the Printer
and get their proceedings published and
get their future work announce1-all for
'Buncomb.' But if the Printer is deslrous
of a change Of scenery. let him present his
subscription book and ask the members
for material aidr and ONE HALF of them
will answer that they are taking some
CITY paper, and can't afford TO take yours.
Il may be that this is just-but we
have very distant desire, that such per-
sons take their gratuitous advertising to
their Citu paper-and learn whether that
selected friend will do their advertising
for nothing
Let the Printer 90 TO the members OF
any of these associations for articles they
have for sale, and if he don't happen TO
have the needful on hand, he won't get
them. But the scenery is yet changing;
the farmer or mechanic wants the printer
to announce the meeting Of their society,"
and if he has the impotence to make
charge-they threaten destruction TO the
future prospects of his business. Poor
devil, don't YOU pity hiia!
We believe in assisting those who as
sist US. and we thiuk it presumptuous IN
any person, to even request the insertion
of an article in the paper for nothing,
when he won't give farthing for his sup
port. To do favor for friend or Zoe,
who is not able to pay. is right. and IS
duty we all owe--hut to work for man
or set of men, for the advancement OF
their interests. who are Starving you out,
is not pleasant. See that home is aiten-
ded to. and if you can spare, give TO your
neighbour Georgetown Union.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

0C-Mrs. Lowman, of Buckingham
county, Va. made 80 lbs. of butter. and
33A lbs. of cheese from the milk of one
cew, between April 10 and May 10.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

o~rA Miss Olive Rose. of Thomas
town. has been elected Register of Deeds
in Lincoln county. Maine, by 22i major
ity over Mr.. Sylvester. the Democratic
candidate. The laws of that State, we
understand, only require Office holders to
be native or naturatized adults. 2l years
old or over, without mentioning the sex.
s. g. Register.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07
From Peterson 5 Ma 5azine.
THE SHIPW RECK.

py TIE AUTHOR or 'frnE VALLEY FARM ''Do
IA iTHEET0N,' &c.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

nrThe charge of admission 10 the
Worlds Fair has been fixed at 30 cents.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

ODD HoUsEKEEPING.-Mr Montgom-
erv was the only-the motherless-daugh-
ter of the stern General Campbell, who
early installed her into the duties OF
housekeeper. and expected this giddy puss
to give i'm her accounts with the precis-
ion of a Mrs. Decorum; but it sometimes
happened that. in setting down the arti-
cles she purchased, and their prices, she
put the '.cart before the horse; her gruh
papa never lectured her verbally. but
wrote his remarks on the margin of the
paper, and returned it Cor correction.-
One such instance was as follows: Gen
eral Campbell thinks five-and- sixpence
exceedingly dear for parsely.' Henrietta
instantly saw her mistake; but. instead OF
formally rectifying it, wrote against the
next item-"Miss Campbell thinks two
pence half penny excessively cheap ZOE
fowls" and sent it back to her father.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

A DIsCoNsoLATE WIDow.-LesS than
five weeks ago, young man in Medford
died after a brief illness. leaving young
and interesting wife. The fair one
mourned his early decease, but her grlet
was not such as often crushes the lie
blood from the heart. Her weeds gave
new charm TO her beauty-she won the
heart of sympathising friend, and tenn
pered her grief by listening TO his tales OF
love, and on Tuesday last the pair were
married. The grass has not yet begun 10
spring upon her late husbands grave.
Boston Chron.
Widows griefS are short lived. Once
upon a time, runs an Oriental story. a
young ana lovely woman was called upon
10 mourn the death of her lord. AS sne
loved him in life with all the fervor OF
adoration, her grief at bis decease was VI
olent and inconsolable. She filled the
air with plants; declared herself the most
wretched of women: and in the insanity
of her great grief made VOW she should
we'd no new lord until the stream which
ran 5y her bower should reverse its
course. A few weeks after she was OBJ
served busily engaged in damning up the
stream!
Goldsmith, in the "Citizen of the
World relates similar story. A lady
on the death of her husband vowed that
she would not marry smother till the grave
of her first loved, perennially moistened
by her own and the tears ot heaven.
should have become dry. Not many days
after the dear creature was seen vlgor-
ously tanning the grave, in order that II
might become the sooner dry.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-04
by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

SUPERIoR ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, AND
wood cabinet furniture French plate mirror Turkish, vel
and rich cut glass chandeliers, piano fote xe-on
Rlggs esq Opposite Lafayette square all his ee-
CANT furniture and household effects, consisting Of
OF elegantly rosewood parof furniture
with nstnped brocsieie
wainu, maroon plush covered sofa, chairs to match
Beautiful rosewood escriioife and eiegeres
Pair OF rosewood sofa tables, library do
Rosew cd chairs, with fancy rush seats
ssunwood whist tables, bamboo chairs
Two French plate mirrors, tables and slab,
Elegant cashmere and lace curtains, cornice
yeltaire chairs aud fine TO match
Marble buss aud pillars, inedailons
Rich asevers,p CHINA ard -, chandelier
egan gilt French brackets plated csndlesicks
East India CHINA rardea and aower vases
Mahogany piano forte, made by stodar Worcester, and
Eosswood music era Tses piano 0o, and cover
oicioth, hall and stair Competing
elaborated, oak dining room furniture,
cred French chairs, plate stand, Buffers tray
Egyptian msrbctop garde win
ssun de laine covered hre-screen, fire irons
Rich French Chinn dinner, dessert, and tea
Crystal cut decsnters, umbiers, wines
Gobes, cordiais, finger bowls, wine coolers
lyerplatcd dishes swing tea-ketue, casters
Dish covers sEg stand, sc.
Elegant rosewood Italian bedscads
Frouch-p'ne mirror front wardrobe
Marble top cabinet dressing table
Lsrs. rosewood book wsrdrobss
Mahogany and walnut French bsd-teads
Cherry aud walnut cottage and windlsss b.dstssds
Walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus
Washstanas, chamber couches, easy chairs
Csne-sesi lounges, dressing tables
Mahogany and wsinui hair and cane seat chairs
Best hair and husk
Elegant China toilet sets
Bamboo booksand, large mahogany do
Figured shnla and lace eurisios eornee,
Superior cooking stove and fixture.
Msrhie-rop pastry tables, refrigerator
Wire meat and bread safes
Marble and pesue
Together with large as.ormcn, OF kitchen furniture.
Terms $50 and under cash that credit Of and
four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
MsyI-d Aucuonser.
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Hon THos s. BococK.-It will be seen that we this
morning nail another flag 10 the mas-that OF the Hon.
Thomas s. Bocock candidate for Congress. We
hail his nomination as harbnger OF that success which
always follows the good old democratic republican prin-
ciples The action Of the convention is exceedingly fiat.
tering TO MIR. Bocock, but is not than he de-
He is OF those firm and seadfnst supporters
OF the rights OF the States, and OF the other cardinal prn
cples OF the democratic party, who must always com.
mand the respect and esteem OF the people By bis able
and dignlhed in the House of Representatives he
has not only won the confidence OF his old constituents
but has drawn 10 himself with hooks of STEEL friends in
every part Of the Commonwealth HIS election is as Ger
tain that the shines and in his senses can
doubt it, The field is open for fair trial Of strength
in the district and il the whig convention succeeds in
nominating candidate, the question will be speedily set
tied, and forever. To this end hope they may bring
out their strongest ours is PROFESSIONALLY in the
field. and should like a, least respectable show OF
opposition.-L ynehburg Republican.
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By @. w. BorEi.ER, Au,,,o.~.r.

TRUSTEES sALE-on Thursday, the day Of MAY a,
O'Clock, Of trust 10 M
bearing date the 18th day Of august 1884, and bsr W.
H., No 30, iolos ~ 1874, 1872, ~ the
In the District OF Columbia, sale 81
public auction the highest bidder undivided orty or ha
ground The being
ofio No i No io, vii Beronne Of ssid
Goth the distance inches and
half from intersection Of said with tpencs
running north % feet thence - feet fact
&c feet the place Of hv
buil comfortable twos0y flame buA
and beginning for the other
OF 80 feet from the Intersection Of Sad street
25
IS feet thence south 81 feet to the beginning improved
small frame house and back balding. -
Terms Of sale Oneourth cash residue
months with interest purchaser his
Of Of the property aud W policy Of
ings.
noiety or hs rsu
OF said property WIN De ohefed LOT sal. Al the
DAVID A. HALL, Trustee.
q. w. BOTELER,
MAYA Auetonser.