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IXTINTER AT HAND SURE.-ARRI-
ELOUR AND COMMISSION STORE

X s11ooAa asD NO.fipiAtss,Ao@s ID o4tEl.
L. The subscriber is now receiving. on consist,-
meat. superior Family extra and Bakers Snperiine
FLOUR, from the be 81 mills in the Valley.
go, fresh Mountain and Goshen BUTTER; Get.
toa Yarns assorted numbers, from Slaughters cels-
brated Factory In Fredericksburg. with Machine r,
and Tanners Oil to close consignnents. viii be sold
low.
no a6--ts ]. ]. FRY, s5 Cary 1T.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

NA ON 18TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th Decen-
ber 1885, upon the premises commencing at o'clk
that me st valuable Brick Store and Warehouse Iii
being of those recently occupied by the la.e firm
of S. McGruder Sens or the eastern line of 18Th
street, between Main and Cary streets fronting on
SAID 18th st 2G 8l2 feet running back 10 feet to an
alley p feet wide The main store extends in rear
about 100 feet besides shed in rear, fronting the
said alley. The buildings ell new, ana are located
in part of The city where storehouses in great
demand Ii is believed that there is real estate in
market, at this time, which cer greater inducements
10 capitalists, IN which 10 invest their funds.
Terms-One Fourth cash. balance at six twelve
and eighteen months for gotiabe notes. interest
added. secured by & trust deed or title retained.
no a6 GODDlN 4 APpERSON
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MRS. HElSkELL, from Augusta, having taken the
above Houses, will be prepared on TUESDAY next
the Gin inst, TO accommodates the members of the
Legislature, or families, with Board at moderate
rates. de 2-3t
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DRENIUM VENETIAN BLIND 5. =

FJNI-NIU-M WIN LI lin DIN . =
l. GEO. W. ZIl1MERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
her No. 6i Arch street, Phiiadel phia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Biinds,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB-
LISTON X BROTHER, No. 10 Governor street.
Agents ali orders LEFT with hem will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished AZ PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES. no l6-9ns
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CLAY Ann ADAMS, STREETS AT AUG
TION-Bv viriue nj the provisions Of the last will
and testament Of ohm Carter asd late ofthe colu-
ty of Henrico, we shall, on TUESDAY, oh Deem.
lot Of LAND stnstsI a. the Southwest intersection
Of Clay aud Adams streets frostias 9, feet On Clay
no ,or ~ ~. raaf 4srafe OF which said Carter died
seized ana sSia;ns on the East the property of D. NJ
Miller, ESQ This property vii Be divided e two
r., bs',is, ,nsfioa in desirable nsighborhood
ms. commend Itself to those in want Of hne building
sites.
JOSEPH G. BURTON,
GEO. w. CARTER
Executors Of John Carter deed
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NURE FOR THE BLUES

NURE FOR THE BLUES.-The Stray
~ Yankee in Texas. A book of merit.
B8rriugtons Sketches of his own times full of wit
and humor.
Moore's Life of SheTidau-a very popular work.
Haydons Autibrogfaphy-a work of rare merit.
Together with many new and popular books.
JAMES WOUDHOUSE,
no 80 Eagle SQUARE.
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Aas9n G. Phelps, President Of the New York
Coi7nlzs;ion Society died Gu Wednesday.
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baltimore MINERAL WATER
- Favored with real Sarsaparila, Ginger. Lemon
and Ambrosia, received fresh every week. The sub
scriber will furnish other houses with P Rabb's Pre-
MUM Pop at the price they have been paying
for inferior article For something extra, drop in
and try this, and you viii be sure to come again to
nm 90 ALIENS arhour
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.

I ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE.-MRs.J B. ABBOTT
having declined housekee ping will sell at auction ON
MONDAY, Dec. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, at her Boarding
House, Boshers Row. Nos. 229 and 2SI. Main st eel
all her Household and Kitchen Furniture. compris.
ing very large and varied assortment
Sale to be conducted by
THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
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NJ Notwithstanding to leave for New
In Orleans in few days. (about the 18th Decem-
ber) where shall spend greater portion of the
winter respectfully offer my services for the trans
action ofany business which parties may have, either
IN that city along the route.
no 26-d2w NJ II MACE
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mere ha7 been a vic!eat sa.e on Lake Eric, and
'oa''de.ab'e 2ama4e to slipping is apprehenied
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pAILEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR
- A MORRIS, 81 Main Street, has JUS. received
supply OF the second edition of Bailey's new aud
poplar ENGLISH GRAMMAR, which is rapidly be-
Ing introduced wherever is known. and is destined
no doubt to be the book and the only standard work
on the subject. nov 20
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4azkoe Sullivan, tie pugilis:, has been re-arres'
el N New Yo.k.
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DEAD THIS ADVERTISEMENT :

law NOEICE.-The undersigned have
IL united in the PRACTICE OF LAW, under the
firm of DAY l. WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City of Rich
mond aud the Counties of HeDrico Goochiand. Ches-
terield, and Powhatan.
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TIE sfEAEERsmP.-Messrs. Disney and Orr are
ia9 ioatiag candidates for tie s2eakersnig Of the
next Congress.
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The Wings Of Boston have re-noninated Hon.
Benjamin seayer for the Mayoralty.
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BY GODDIN l. APPEkSUN

HOUSES & LOTS AT ROCKETS
IL AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUG
rION.-Wil be sold on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
the 18th December, 1853, upon the premises COM
mencing at 81 o'clock, l43 feet of Ground at Rock
etts the south side of Lester street, on which
there stands framed Tenements occupied as stores
&c, and yielding fair rents, and adjoining the proper.
ty of Mr.. Hiram w. Tyler on the South and the pro-
perty of Mr.. j. B. Register the Nor,h. Ii will be
divided TO suit purchasers.
After which, will be sold handsome Building
Lots in Port Mayo of them fronting on Louisiana
street, and fronting Orleans street. and adjoin-
ing on the East, Powhatan Warehouse property.
TERMs-One-t third cash; balance at and 6 months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re ain
ed till last note is paid.
de GODDIN & APPFRSON Apcts
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Ge2 CODDIN APPFRSON Apcts
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND O,

u
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN RE.
TWEEN 18th AND llTH STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold on THURSDAY the
18th day of December 1858, upon the premises com
neucing at O'Clock, that large three story Brick
Tenement Canal street, ON the south side of the
Basin between 10th aud 18th Streets now occupied
as tavern stand but admirably adapted to whole
gale grocery and commission house. Connected with
the main building is large building two stories high
85 feet by SO feet, extending the aIley in rear;
having alley to the side, belonging erlsirev TO
this property running the entire depth thereof The
lower story of which is built of stone, 20 inches
thick, and the upper story of substantial brick work.
covered with slate, and recently buit with reference
TO TIE storage of heavy goods The location of this
property (having front on the Basin and extending
in nearly to the ship locks connecting the Basin
with the Dock recomTnen nos it to the attention of
capitalists, or to those who may business house
csuvenient to the Canal and Basin.
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance ct one and two
years, tor neg liable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed
GODBIN & APPERSON Arcts
P. 5. lmme diately preceding the above sale will
be sold the Frame Store and Dwelling, at the corner
of Canal and 10th streets, occupied by Mr. Thcs
c. Ball, fronting Is feet running oack 40 feet to an
alley feet wide.
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes. interest added gn6 title
retained until last note shall be paid.
de l-Gtd GODDTN g. APPERSON Aucts
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prize fgh: was to come Of gi5hia twensy miles
d Philadelphia, yesterday
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JAMES Il. SHELTON, corner Of Broad
~ and 4 b streets keeps always on hard tall and
well selected stock of GROCERIES. sch a.
Bacon, Sugar, Lard, Coffee, Butter
PEPPER. Mustard. GronAd Coffee
GanpowAer ane Blae& Teas
French Brady. Gin. WhlsAey M
Wine. of every variety IS
Fsmiiy Fionf Buckwkest. Matches
Salt, Powder, Shat Percussion Capa
Soap, Starch, Nutmegs Spices. &c. SC
de list JAMES u, slfFLfoE.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, pages edited by Richard
Willis which and wnters
their medium with the
puhc 2e Tor SIS WORTH OF The very
brilliant and instructive
complete familiar instruction In harmony, wac
amount Of attractive musical read
celebrated musical his
truthful criticisms OF musical publ
the pick aud cream OF musical
Incident foreign and domestic The whole
of musical art is
The OF chos and of ladies is
pecialiy attended TO- -,
Terms copy, 50; copies, S. i've copies So and
sending club Of five gets an eAa copy or h trouble
Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times
257 broadway, New York. s
ANOTHER JouRKALhe subscribers also publish The
elegant journal Of eight each
Of music tmnkng forty eight
musical reading The
Monthly designed for the especial benefit OF the
musical knowledge and tastes
aad whose require that should
be furnished a. the cheapest possible rate
Tems One 50 cents three COPIES 81 ten copies S3
COPIES sending club of
nm extra copy his trouble. Address DYER Il WILLS.
NB-Cergymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
year and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five cents
Agents subscribers for the above named pubca
Liberal commission allowed.
SUBSCRIBE the volume begins on the
first OF January 1883.
Jan l3--d3m
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~ aeaaad na r...usr pu..u.rr. March as. lsss

1HsAsuKr DarAkrsssr March 2s, 1883.
pRoFu5ALs VIII be a department
day May ~ o'clock,
hospital Esansye Indiana according plans pee
neat.ons under
posa- % be either foi The whole building
Kinds
proposals hereby invited should the United
require a. Egy 1--WE
material furnished according price isad be
aeeItained tbs Of the will
time 10 Time, The work proceeds, neen retained
until the completion OF The contract and the Of die work
ac., by The superintendent
viii be awarded builders mechanics
aud assignment theeof other
of Treasury Will forfeiture
Every proposal b. accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by responsible cerned be BY the
Of The United States district Judge for The said disrrct that the
bidder WILL when his proposal be
aud bond with and sufficient securities
5i5,0OO, for lis anfui performance.
Plans working examined and
touching the proposed be obtained
office OF the
a Evansville amer the 20ih day Of April next. .s
addressed
Treasury, endorsed for Evansville
Marine Hospitals and will be opened O'Clock, the
day for receiving in the OF tho bidders
any shall be present -
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar29-2awtMay25 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NOTICE the dssonnusnee the United
Crawfodsvle IndsnaUnder The provisions Of the second
awsn of public land
district shall be reduced number OF
thousand, shall be The duty OF the
discontinue the land ONCE for such district;
nd unsod
Offices convenient
which shall discr
n the shah notice ~ snt
iu,y
Interior sshhh the home Department. approved
N March, le49s .E.s5r,t h4Na} ..e ~ #FEff1 III
accordingly hereby given that the secre's
hand oeN Al Crswordsvlle the
discontinued sud the snd- unsod The
he subject sale
At Indianapolis sid State. geH s3r4 5000 III kFtte
and unappvoprsted by .sbec
of The Crswfdsvle
cssse 10 b subject heretofore that oee from IT,
~ me sect
."d cre ~ Indianapolis win give pshiie noss 81 ~ day
wmen hsy vii - prepared receive swss N
'"." sag ~ mSw hAre. g. .e.t 49, fJo6M Wf6eOh
APV-*s~S~ CoHssta~ic~sr n he One
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SAMUEL. w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, Psnnsyi-
y 18th would respectfully one TO the
Washington uansep
very superior NJ cIch and vesne~ Of the
hni which he will be pleased make
His entirely and perfect
Tot.orsCos pansoon and vest hands wanted immediately
required snd the highest prices paid.
Ar 3-hsw3~ Int h RepJ
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Pro posais Erection the Louisville Custom
House.


TREASURY DxrARrsKNr, March 10, 1853.
THE for constructing the Louisville custom
house under the December l. e2
Of It's exceeding tho
appropriation remaining for that has been decided
award said proposals. but reopen the subject
Notice therefore hereby that proposals
will received this until IL O'Clock OF the 18th
OF May (Which be for each kind work.
such notifications Of TIE original plan and speehea
prepared by the experimenting architect will bing The
whole building within the
n exceed that
deemed the Interests Of the United
States.
No contract awarded builders
ou OF the Sec
Treasury will be forfeiture OF tie Eighty I'VE
and mseras furnished
codng prices 1.-THE quantities and amounts TO be aeer
the experimenting srchec will he paid from time In
proceeds heen be retained until
building delivered The United States
Every proposal be accompanied by wnrcn guarantee
responsible tcehed TO be so BY The attorney
tho United States district judge for the said dsnc that the
bidder wilt when required his proposal be enter n9
bond sufficient securities IN the penalty
sl5GoO the whole land several In popoonl
fof faithful performance OF said contract
pans working drawings for the building
information the proposed work
obtained appeaon to the experimenting architect at
Louisville, Kentucky.
Tn. proposals addressed TO III.
Secretary (sndosed, Proposals for Louisville
~ and will be opened O'Clock, on the day
Aired the In The OF the bidders any
shall be present. - ..,...u,u
Mar 26-oawtMsy25 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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"a ECHANiCs. WORKIsGMES, ATTENTION i-By the
vi Of number OF friends the title Of the
aud devoted nsres bs. been changed
National Advocate, be published before
advertised intended TO this large circulation, and
afford Il the cheapest rates
mi. civ PAGE d COATES.
Editors and froprietors,
wsshinstor, Apri q, Iss3 Ara-6tcos
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ruRrHsR FROM BUEScs AYREs.

BosToN, April "a letter received in this city, dated
Buenos Ayes February B that .Uquiza has
The Paana on his march Buenos Ayres the head
600 men, which would be largely increased Santa Fe
The COVE nment Bucnos Ayres proposed make
paper emission of thirty million dollars which would make
~ 335
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Tickets S2o-Halvrs SO Quarters IS.
Certificates Of pae knge cost


sos 25 quarters 50
26 halves l49 % eghths 81 %
The lotteries in Maryland drawn under State authority,
through commissioner appointed for The purpose, thus
purchaser the fairness Of the drawings
package either of the above lotteries draw the four
highest prizes in the scheme.
mail enclosing the tickets
proper envelope observing the trctest confidence and nsr
send the official printed drawing duly
officers with written Of the
prizes bought office paid after the
drawing Bank notes OF State taken
for tickets.
Correspondents place the utmost confidence IN The regularity
the mails thousand orders
from all United States, have
In making odd change
obtained. Pay
and we will prepay TO you
ordering select the lottery enclose
money the letter address Be careful
Office, county, and State
that have made correspond
have had pleasure OF personal interview
b.. be careful writing each
Office, and State and those
holding and wishing them renewed cashed
the tickets being like bank
payable presentation only. +
which attended once will fully authorize
saying good prize ia only address
n line EGERrON BRO.
Box l03 Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland
Mar 23-2s, 30,Ap2,6, 81
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E4sssx14 DsrxarsSsr washington, Mach Is, ieaa-
DRoPosALs will received this m me sosn q AI
the following repairs TO e piers al henne-
bunk; ..s..s=.- E..N. = stz
s Two my Of heavy ballast mo piece 10
required be placed along me touhda
on existing The precise position 10 be pointed
OUT by The agent Of lhe United 5tales The work
be continued back loS eet, AND
an lis feet 10 the beach
OF be excasaed Z. prepare FOR the
Not than onebau Of THIS
The viii be from IL 10 10 feet IN wid
height IL will be composed OF
sp stone thick, and diminishing
The bottom upwards the coping course being Two eet
thick i've wide, thfee 10 hso et
The all be truly split win square ends and sides
close without and no piece
ibls wall less width than two feet OF
width 20 be feet and
half and the average length seven ieeL
About 500 cubic viii be needed TO complete the
all OF which sound durabs and free from de-
Vessels approach extremity Of the wing
The their delivered from the
sells, by deuicks, either OF board shore.
Offers for the ballast should be by OF 22i0 bs Tor
the by the cubic yard split by the
cubic yard, including laying II the wall.
For further information address b. Major r. B. Tower United
- VIZ" JOS. @. TorTEN,
Breyet Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers.
To be inserted in the Unon nteilgencer and Hspubc Wash
ingon Boston Post Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Argus
Portland Maine, every Of each
containing the advertisement 10 be sent The Engineer De
partment Mar lo-eodJw
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CONVICTION or sPRINa

PHILADELPHIA, April THE jury into court
this morning and rendered verdict of Guilty OF murder
in the frs, gree, against Spring After the jury
poled the prisoner asked permission make
Leave granted, and he made long address, giving
account OF hi, acquain'ance with the murdered wo.
men, and his visits their house He say, his son
told him he would go CAROLS house Thur.dsy
night and re, the money. Lynch having gone New
York He tried dissuade him from the robbery, but
no mention made of murder His told him
that night 20 bed, and he did The boy
came home some time ia the night and asked for a
poe textbook. lie said be had the money. He went out
in morning and bought the Shirts but only gave him
tSpring) dollar and gold dollar His said
Ing Of the rder and he heard nothing of IL r be
arrested He closed with solemn reservations OF his
innoce and the guilt OF hts He willing die
but would die Innocent
Judge Kelly rebukcd the prisoner for his harjihood
persisting in such improbable statements when his
mens earth were numbered. He the histo-
ny Of bis and the evidence in the show how
erly false all that he had uttered He concluded by
urging bin die with islsbood his lips, but by
telling the truth, clear the character of hi, from
pcion.
Sentence deferred, and The prisoner sent b,ck to
prison. The courthouse and vicinity were densely
thonyed, but manifestation OF feeling took place. though
the crowd were evidently oyerjoyed at the result.
sARAsac GOTTEN
SAVANNAH April 6.The steamer saransc before report
ed ashore has been gotten or nnd arrived safely in port
to-day.
NKS YoHK, APPLY p. m.-The stock market TO-DAY
mer Sale, Of United stste. SIS 1867, 100; Cam
ton, 2s Erie, si; Nicaragua. 81 Morris canal, 2li;
Erie converbles Of 1871, 81 Harlem 65i; Norwich and
Worcester b1 Stoningon, sci Cumberland coal, Oh
Cary improa emen', sales Money easier Exchange
on London, 81 81 premium.
PHrI.ApKLrHiA, April s-Tbe stock market to-day 10
steady United sstes S. 1857 1907 Penn'yvsna S. 50
Flour held hrmy-saies OF 500 bbs at - 49, some AK
SIS. Corn meal. 90 Rye -four, 81 Wheat scarce and
frm-ssles OF red st log Ill cents white, ZIG lis
White CON, 81 SO cents; yellow, 81 % cents
Oats firm at ~ ~ cents. Rye, SO cents.
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QUEBgc April 6-Responsible parties in England have
petition before Parliament Tor charter work goe
mine in one of the townships of Canada East.
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS

BosroS, April THE United States sloop-ofwar Dale
arrived here this morning from Port Praya. All well.
The storeship Fredonia put in Monevdeo The l0h
February with the loss of spas She sail again
in few days for California.
The frigate Congtess at Montevideo. E.
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SPRINa MlLLISEKY.--hrs ANN H. CLARK will open
splendid assortment OF French
hats potaon from Paris beautiful very
fashionable
description great variety OF isses and chill
beautiful variety flowers fband
articles her ac to which she calls The attention OF the
ladies generally.
Store three doors Of post Office Georgetown, D. G.
Repairing usual, neatly executed.
Apr G--dNs
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SAFETY cF NAzzrSI

Ngw YoRx, April THE Tribune, Of this city, has a
letter from London by the Arctic, stating hat MAJ
zini safe in that city. .I.# i. #=
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THE bourbon Princc-The History Of the Royal Dsuphin
i Louis XVII of France.
Yu.ef-A Crusade u East; by J. Ross Browne.
The Lovers Stratagem The Two Suitors by Emile
Carlen.
Ellen Lima Franconia story; by Jacob Abbott.
Planter Thirteen Years in the South by Northern
Man. FRANCk TAYLOR
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