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RESIDENCE ON MAR.

IL SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of August, 1853 upon the premises
Dwelling at the corner of Marshall and Monroe sts,
now occupied by Mr.. Stephen N. Davis. The lot
House has rooms, excellent brick Kitchen and the
whole premises present neat and beautiful appear
ance. The house is remarkably well built
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at and IL mouths
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid
jyN GORDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
Immediately after the above sale, win be sold that
neat little cottage, containing six rooms, with well
Of excellent water IL the yard on the North side Of
Marshall between Brook Avenue and Madison streets
occupied by Mr.. Jas. r. Lacey, fronting Is feet,
running back 10 feet to Brook Avenue.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at and IL mos.
deed, or title withheld until last note is paid
aus GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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HEAVENLY BOOKS "Heaven, OF

Il Il the Sainted Dead" or an Earnes and Serptu-
the Rev H. Harhaugh, voume-75 cents.
The Heavenly Recognition; or Earnest and
our friends III Heavenp' By the Rev. H. Harbaugh 1
volume-prce IS cents -
The Heavenly Home; or, the Employments and
Enjoyments of the Saints III Heaven. By H. Har-
baugh-75 cents
Christian readers win find in these volumes most
acceptable succession of arguments and specuatione
the subject of the existence of material Heaven,
abode of the santed Dead its author is divine of
eminence in his church, and every page of his work
breathes of his sincere fervent piety."
Just received and for sale by
au 10 A. MORRIS, No. 81 Main ST.
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4 OST, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, a hun
IL DIE or PAPERS, tied with a tape s.ring.-
bad Papers beng Of use 20 any person but myself
the uder viii receive the thanks Of the owner and
be rewarded, If required, by leaving them e. this Of
nee, o. a. che Constsbles Office. a., io--2t*
GUPERI0R COTTON YARNS-3600
~ pounds slsnghters, assorted Nos, for sale by
81 ~ j. ]. FRY.
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Having this day bought the entire BOOK and
NEWSPAPER AGENCY, heretofore conducted by
Mr.. q. J. Eddus under the American Hotel, re-
spectfully solicit share of the public patronage
All moneys due for subscriptions must be paid
The subscribers OF Mr. Eddns and Mr.. Gresham will
be furnished by J. ". EVANS.
Richmond july 30th. 1853. an IG-2e*
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE AT AUG.
~ TION-The ENGINE of the dredge boat Her
cules" belonging to the James River and Kanawha
Company, will be sold at auction on TUESDAY AT
TERNOON, the 10th AUGUST, 1885, immediately after
the sale of Poteaux Robinsons real estate on Water
street, say about o'clock.
au S-tds GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
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n CARD.-The subscriber respectfully
"A tenders his services to the citizens of Richmond
as teacher of PIANO FORTE and VOCAL MUSIC.
Instruction in both of these branches will be given
upon the most approved European method and eve-
ry effort made to ensure thorough proficiency on the
part of pupils entrusted to his care.
He is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
Rev. I. V. Moore, Mr.. Tazewen Morton, Mr. John
D. Blair and Mr.. Jas. Woodhouse, with whom orders
for him may be left. CHS. L. PETICOLAS,
eu S-zawtS15 Prof. of Music.
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DAGUERREOTYPING
NEW DAGTJERREAN GAIIFI

n -
~ MINNIS l. WATSON beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have removed
the Gallery from the Mansion House to lag few
doors below the American Hotel the opposita sje,
Gallery, for the accommodation of those who may
visit their rooins.
The subscribers are too well known for comment
az they have had for the last two years in this
city, and have always given entire satisfaction. But
they are happy 20 announce to the public that they
have superior facilities for taking line Pictures,
what they have ever had and pledge themselves to
give Pictures unsurpassed in the United States in
sofness of tone style of colorng Call aud see the
6eanfial specimens OF the art, whether you wish
Pictures or not.
ap 20 MINNIS & WATSON
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL
" THEY COME.-A w OSBORN. the Dauuer.
rean Artist, liz Main Street opposite the Banks still
continues TO take those life ike Pictures that has
given him such rush of business the last fifteen
months Mr.. Osborn will guarantee to make fine pic
lures of children in two seconds of time Those
that have tried a. other Galleries and failed are re.
specttuiy invited TO call. Prices very low. Come
and see. Gases cheap for cash.
A. w. OSBORN
le 10 Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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BY R. CAUTHORN. a s
CTTpEPIOR FlIkNITIIRE AT AIrC.

BY r. CAUTHORN. 81
CUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUG
~ TION.-On THURSDAY, 18th instant, commen-
cling at Ii O'Clock at the Wareroom of John Davis
Governor street, viii sell at auction, for cash, lot
of elegant FURNITURE, made in the city and but
little used 1t consists of Mahogany Wardrobe, Blu
reau, Pier Table, Centre Table, Sofa, 1 Sofa
BED, Carpet ;l Mahogany Chairs, I Cape Sea- Sc,
ster and Pillows, &C. At the time win be sold
two new city made WaTdrobee, of superior workman
ship. lau 1c--dtdtl Il. CAUTHORN.
GALE OF .HOUSE.--Willbe sold in front
~ the Court House of Henrico county, THURS
DAY, the 1lth inst, wooden BUILDING, without
the ground, situated on the Court House Square, and
formerly known as the Sherifss office. The purcha-
ser required TO remove the same from the premises
in some reasonable time. Terms made known at the
sale.
au 10 THOS. w. BOSWELL,
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.
GROCERIES, DC, At AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 18th August, we will sell at
10 o'clock, at our Auction store, assortment of
GROCERIES, viz. stltts
500 bags Rio COFFEE.
$50 do Java do.
so do Manila do.
100 hhds. MoLAssEs, SOAP. CANDLES, BA-
CON and HERRINGS. 81
Rectifed WHISKEY, N. E. RUN.
French BRANDY.
Green and Black TEAS, CIGARS, he
ALSO-40 hhds prime Porto SUGARS.
TERMs-Under Sl00, cash; SI00 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
au Anctioneers.
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WINDOW SHADES! WIN DOW
w sHADEs.! At the Cracked VAL Store.-A
large assortment OF WINDOW SHADES, of the new
eat and most beeu ai designs all received just before
me house was cracked from top 20 bottom. Also.
aold cefnlee, Lace and Muslin Curtains Demasks,
FURNITURE frants In order TO make clearance pnr-
ehasers can get them At most any price, before the
CHAS. A. tjWATKIN
an iB-sw At the Cracked Wail stare
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!. CHEAP FARM FOR sALE.-Th

A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-The
I1subscrber having moved to the city of Richmond,
viii sell his FARM, lying In the county of Henrico,
eight miles below the city Of Richmond. ON the VII
liansburg road and adjoining the lands Of Dr. Thaun-
y, George, NJ Savage and others, containing about
three hundred acres hundred aud fifty acres clear
ed, twenty-five thirty acres Of first rate meadow
land the balance well set with pine and oak wood Il
produces good corn, oats and wheat; the sol i Of
good clay foundation. The improvements are good
DWELLING HOUSE, with all necessary out houses.
Also, tract, six miles below the city. containing
two hundred and ten acres This tract i heavily set
with pine and oak wood, and has good deal Of good
pine timber more minute description Of this pro.
perry deemed unnecessary hsre, as those disposed
70 purchase will prefer 70 view the ana ail
such invited TO do So Mr.. Hazel who living on
the Farm, viii take pleasure IN showing i 70 any enc
who L disposed 70 purchase II not sold psvatsy be-
fore THURSDAY, the Ist day Of Sepfenper, = VIII
on that day. commencing at II O'clock upon the pre-
misses be sold at public emotion Tne terms w. %
longer credit wi II be given If II y dezfed Any psrs
son :, wishing e p15shass WI sRgIy g !n apc
jy 23-c1fd1ANax WILLIAMSON AhlsEsN-
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RI Ml0 DoLLARs.--At cost, for

Fancy DRY GOODS, az 70 close business, a. Tho
house with the Cracked Wan, opposite Exchange
Bank. Being compelled to close business In co1sc-
quence of damages done the store house which oc-
cupy forced 70 throw my large aud new stock Of
GOODS on the market a. . most ruinous sacrifice.
Summer Goods, Woolenz Carpets. Prints, he.
Buyers viii lind IL 70 their interest attend my
business must be closed before the wall Is taken down.
G. A. 6WATKIN,
Cracked WALL opposite Exchange bank.
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EIRE BRICKS, large size, suitable for
Il furnaces and bakers ovens, for sale by
au 10 j. J. cry
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bakers FLOUR-I am now receiving
H. the following brands of strong bakers FLOUR:
Slate HILL Valley, Waynesboro Folly, w. Beard &
Co., Whitmore and Patrick; for sale by
au 10 J. ]. FRY, IS Cary street.
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10TH AUGUST, 1S53.-PUBLIC NO
Il " TICE.-For the next two weeks previous to
the receipt of Fall and Winter stock of Goods we
shall continue to sell the remaining portion of our
Summer Goods at cost. Amongst the assortment will
be found many desirable styles of DRESS GOODS,
Embroideries. Irish Linens, Linen and Cotton Drills
Linen and Cotton Pants Stuff black white and color
ed Silk Mantas, Silk Fringes Brocaded Silks &c.
&C. Our friends and invited cali ear
ly and secure bargains at HART & MOSES,
au 10 63 Main street
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GT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACAnI

ct. gOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ RICHMOND, vA--Conducted BY the SISTER
De CHARITY-corner of Marshall and 4th streets.
This institution viii resume studies on the 10th An
gust.
Boarders, for board tuition, bed and bedding. w..h
ing and mending, pay sEMi-ANNuALLY in no
per annura. Doctors fee s. 80 - -
Day schoars according to the branches thew studv.
pay QUARTERLY in advance, from o. to % per quar-.
ter. -
An extra is charged in the ornamental branches.
as Music, Painting, French and Embroidery for
tuition and use of Instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosalia Green, St. Jos
Academy, or to RI Rev. Bishop McGill, will meet
prompt attention.
Children of any religious denomination are admit
ted, on condition of conforming to the general disci-
plne of the school. au S-Im*.
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WALTON ON THE EYE.-A Urea.

WALTON ON THE EYE.-A Trea-
w tise on Operative OPhthalmic Surgery by H.
Haynes Walton Fellow of the Royal College of Sur
geons &c &C., first American, from the first London
edition, illustrated by la9 engravngs-$S.
The Pro-Slavery Argument, maintained by the
most distinguished writers of the Southern States con-
tanning the several the subject of Chancellor
Harper, Governor Hammond, DR.. Simms and Profess
SCR Dew; vol 12mo-$l 25
Summer Stories of the South, by 7. Addison Rich
ards-75c.
The Wigwam and the Cabin, or Tales of the South.
by the author of the ''Yemassee," &c. Gc-cloth
81 25; paper 81.
Poems, by Meditatus-50c.
The British Cabinet in 1853 containing sketches of
its members convenient volume for travellers.
Rankings Half Yearly Abstract of the Medical
Sciences July No. l8SS-S1.
ES- Persons about to travel can find every thing
that is and desirable in the way of BOOKS at the
establishment of
anlO JAMES wooDHOUsE, Eagle Square.
EOk PHILADELPHIA To sail on
4 Wednesday, the 10th inst, at o'clock A NJ
The steamship CITY OF RICHMOND Capt. Mitch
ell is ready receive freight and sail as above
For freight or passage, apply to
auto ROBERT RANKIN.
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~ TIE undersigned is prepared to take DA-
GUERREOTIPESi in the most improved and artistic
mode, at his new Gallery, the Bookstore of Jas
Woodhouse, Eagle Square, Richmond-He has called
INTO requison every necessary attraction in the de-
calls from his friends and the public generally.
JOHN MURRAY
an4 Sign of the Red Flag Eagle Souare
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NOTICE. have this day sold out my
IN entire interest in the BOOK and NEWSPAPER
AGENCY, heretofore conducted by me, under the
American Hotel, to Mr.. ]. w. EVANS, OF this place,
a gentleman every way worthy of the public patron
and do beg for him the patronages literally be-
subscriptions must be paid him. Subscribers hav-
ing receipts in the of T. H. Gresham and myself
will be furnished by him. 3. j. EDDINS.
Richmond, July .S1th. 1855
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WANTED.-AM MUSICAL TEACHER.
w A competent instructor in Vocal and INSTRU-
MENTAL MUSIC. lady gentleman who is de-
sirous of obtaining situation as MUSIC TEACHER,
will hear of vacancy in Female Seminary, in Ala
bama, by addressing l. B. T.. box No. 624, Richmond,
Va. and B. E. G., care Harper Brother, New York.
An early application is desirable.
AN Silk wlt&
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nv ANTED-Fiv good machinists, one
w carpenter, and one pattern maker, for which
liberal wages and constant employment will be given.
None need apply but those well recommended for
their sobety, industry and experience in their bust
ness. THOS. SHARP, Sup't,
Va. and Tenn. Railroad.
Lynchburg, August 8, 1858. au6 -2w
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By RICHARD CAUTH0RN

+ n IL NJ IN 4 . h n " HIS MAI. r nm
IA HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FT1RN1aTn,rwnqrc
CARRIAGE AND HORSE, MICH cows 4 = 9 Z
On TUESDAY, 18th inst, commencing at 81 o,clecl
1t the residence of the late Sublett McGrudsr co.,
of 3rd and Franklin streets will be sold all hs Hons
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE, TABLE WARE
&c all of which is in excellent order and very
Bile one fine CARRIAGE and HORSE; fne
MICH COWS, he.
OF 3. McGruder, decd.
Sale conducted by
/ anu l0-tds* II. CAUTHORN.
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EAuTIFUL C0TT4cr Rrsr.
o,rn.r i.sE IN SIDNEY A. AI,1yr1oN ~.
sssins . ssssos e g West and that
pAY fsth day Of Aarn 81 pssspssty wiI on THURS
FIJI CofTAsnlrs Prsr,ss e 4 snetop IL.
situated in The tow y now oreapisd by him
md being the former rssdsnss e 81 e Wsssaw
contsnina abo son.;. Of handsome Brici ca,sss
houses, and wsll = With al he usual out
e stecksd With quantity Of the ehoe..t re ssrdsn
ios isa sss and a1 n shspb e Ts
property viii be divided soId sosstbs y ret The
TERMS liberal, and viii be made ln.... s. 6,
au 10 JAS. M TIyr ~ 8. tnc sale.
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4 LII SMALL BOYS.-H. p. TAYLOR,
4 a 9th street. between Grace and Frankln-My
School being exclusively for beginners give special
attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration, Grammar
and Spelling; also to Geography, Map Drawing,
Arithmetic and History. Specimens of my boys COM
position and writing may be always at the Dis.
patch office. My RULE is peremptory, but as gentle
possible. = M oc
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wv Amedicine must have merit, and great merit 3
to stand the test of public opinion No art Of mn
gavanise worthless article keep it up 9
good medicine, Ii il be not really 20.
A good medicine viii live become popular, and ex-
tend its sales year after year in spite Of opposition
of them passes from mouth TO mouth with more
rapidity than newspapers spread il. A living
witness, testifyng 60 the cure medicine has made
for him. Is of far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
In proof Of what we Say above, we refer yos %
effects Its praise is in the mouths of mulIitudsk-
The best men in country give their testimony to
its wonderful cures Among them name Hon. III.
Clay, Hon. Richard M. johnson, Vice President of the
United States, with hundreds of others. Capt Tho
mas Canotbrother to the celebrated physician of the
years standing after the skin of all the Doctors
of Europe and America had failed TO cure.
In fact the rich and the poor, young and old, in
every place IN the city and country, find that the
success attends its use.
CHOLERA MORBUS, DlARRHGA, DYSEN-
are cured by HANlPTONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE. As cure and preventive, it has been won-
derfully successful 1t will be found on inquiry that
those who use it have exemption from those dis
eases SO incident 20 the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands d health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Call
and get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates Of
own citzens of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
So Sold BY MORTIMER MowBRAY, $40 Bsl.s-
Err, Richmond; DIR. COOKE L co. Fredericksburg;
g. b. JONES CO. Petersburg; and by Druggists
generally jyf X
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THIS DAY.
BIZ FICH1RD' c755;7iaI01T. 3

THIS DAT. s
BIZ RICHARD czUTH0RN
Try GOODS, GR0cERIES, FIX
DAY next io ia n 4 lo osIosf Y AZ ~. 81
Eyans on the canal hank enc door fron, fKe frnofv
b bnass, do VS. al Ro 8 c;ssss!es srss .n
TEKMs-F0r al sums Of go md uuser. ca, eveu
that amount, ninety days for approved neeotists -
per. ~ Is S 7'.s17' S -
EKEAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE ciTY or RicHMoS Nd AToNE s TTsfIt -
By cARTER's SPANISH MIxTURE.-1Ss: s1sss
used BY hundreds Of erzfefuI patients who tssf;is
oniy @ the remarkable cures performed BY che
MIXTURE SeulsIss. Rheuma:im selofoi. Erse-
Cons - the Skin, Liver Disease feven U1cers Old
ST9res Ale ctions Of the Kidneys, Diseases Of o.
homes md joint. s1s spssay put 70 ishs 5, s.s
'n, rs great and inestimsble remedy.
.u noT 81 discs Of che bIoOa aad sprns snA
compare with y. Itcleansss the system Of al pe-
mites acts gently and sfeientiy on Tie liver snd fd
Iomach makes the akin clear and HEALTHY. md Re-
the constitution, enfeebled by die sse Or broken
strsns excuses IN YOUTH TO Its pristine vism and
roI The ladies' ii is incomparabIy better than i. the
Missnr ever used few doses Of Carter Spanish
h-n ~ Mali remove ell sallowness Of compfexiou
- ~ roses mantling the cheek i've eiseficitv
hu sep and improve the general heath "a Z r.
heard Of = .o.u ~ in0 n1euaelnes cvex
Inc are number Of certificates of remarkahls
by the use Of Cazfsrs Sosnisb M3ssnrs /. ~ ~
ssiaence 5nat there Y no humbug about II. The
M a s neepes maeist1ates phydcians and pub
BLOOD PURIFIER =. saAas on14 =
Call and see q few ont of the hnns-.a. - -.-.,x
Gates around the bottle. - = $3.50
None genuine nnless signed
BENNETT K BEERS Dru,,f.t.
No. 125 Main street U;cIr,c-s.
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
DMINIS TRAIT OR'S SALE OF
&c-Will be sold on FRIDAY the 18th August, com.
mencing at o'clock, A. NJ, at my office, quantity
of household FURNITURE and two NEGROES
Terms cash. JAS. M. TAYLOR.
aus Admir- of Mrs. Mary Crump, decd
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NEW MEDICAL WORKS.-Just re

A Treatise on Operative Opthalmic Surgery; BY H.
Haynes Walton, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur
geons in England, Surgeon to the Central London
Opthalmic Hospital &c, edited by S. Ltte NJ. D.;
/ vol, with l69 engravings on wood.
Practical Treatise the Diseases of Children by
J Forsyth Meigs NJ D.; second edition. revised and
enlarged. For sale by m
an 10 A. MORRIS ~ Main ST
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"ANTED.-We desire to purchase a
w FARM, of about four hundred acres of good
land and having all the improvements necessary for
the comfort and convenience of genteel family. 1t
lay to the North Northeast of Richmond and
the distance of from six miles. For suita-
BILE place, fair price will be paid
aus TOLERk COOK. 2
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A LII persons having claims against, or
IN who are indebted 10 the estate of the late DIR.
Robert Butler are requested 10 present their
or make paviaen u. TO Messrs Mason & Heath who
duly authorised TO act for me in the premises
OTTIL1A BUTLER,
Administrators Of Robert Butler deed.
Richmond August 9th, 1853 au I0--4tr
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I AIDES TAN COLORED CATER
L. BOOTS, at Sl.50 per pair.-Just received an as
sortment of Ladies' tan coored CATER BOOTS,
with and without tips which am selling n 81. so
pair. Call soon at ALEX. HILLS
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Fashionable Boot and
Shoe Store No. l27. Main street. au 10
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WANTED.-A French lady from Paris,
w who has been Teaching for several wears in
America who will give all satisfaction about capacity
and character would like to find situation in private
family, or in boarding school, Please apply to Mile
v. COULON, at Mr.. Duquesne's, Main street.
iy 27-lm1 s
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WANTED-A good Ploughman and Ost-
Bro okeTurnpike.
,uA- JOHN B. CRENSHAW. {
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M NTED.-ATTENTION MER-

wv CHANTS.-The advertiser wishes to get q
Temporary or permanent situation in store factory
TO WRITE or SELL GOODS. He can do either or
both, Unnecessary, being pretty good penman and a
first rate SALESMAN. Having spent several years
in the mercantile ife he is prepared to enter upon
its duties and trials and feels assured from what know
ledge he has of business he will give satisfaction
Several good customers from the country may be
cured by employing the advertiser Good city refer
ences given. Any person or persons wishing to en-
ploy that will devote his time and influence to
c., Richmond Post Office. Salary moderate.
am 1Q-2fx = HE8f k i
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ENOR LYNCHBURG.-Boa UNION is
= is now loading, and viii leave on WEDNES-
DAY, 10th instant. A s. LEE.
ct 3
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Abscond
Il ed from Mr. HENRY HOLLANDS Tobacco
Factory, south side of the Basin, negro man. named
FLEMING. He is about 81 years old, well grown.
complexion quite dark, hair short and nappy and
somewhat bow legged; very shrewd in iuventng ex-
cuses but when all loss for an answer is apt
to repeat the question asked him. He is no doubt
lurking about the city. The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension. iy 22-eots
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STRAYED, from Mr.. Samuel Woody's
~ Stable, at the upper end of the Basin on vester-
day morning, two MULES, one large and dark bay.
the other small light bay; with halters on A res
sonabie reward will be paid for their return to Mr.
Woodyis stable =
9-SI* w g IOUNSoN
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E'OR RENT-A small brick HOUSE, on
IL Marshall street, between 18th and I8tb lin
Hampton's Row. Apply. to "
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I MMENSE hEUDIIION IN PhICES.
Il Great sacrifices in all kinds of Spring and Sum
mer Goods-Haying rented the store lately occupied
by Messrs. Wordsworth & Turner, Is Main str eet and
new store shall from this day offer the whole stock
in the store So Main street. such prices will
their sale before have to from 50 to rs
Main street.
We have large assortment of Silks, Shawls, Bere-
GEES Tissues, Lawns, De LANES Alpaca, Linens, Table
Cloths Parasols, Toilet Quilts, Marseilles Quits,
Insertingg Muslin and Lace Sleeves-in word every
thing belonging to this line OF business
LEWIS CHEAP CORNER STORE,
an 10 opposite the City Hotel.