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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
81 Dunlop, Moncare q %.

BY Dunlop, Moncare q Co.
ROCERIEs AT AUCTION.-On TUES
" DAY asth instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
We viii sell at our store, general assortment Of
Groceries, &c, consisting in part OF
100 hhds Cuba, Porto Rico and New Orleans
Sugar, ranging from fair to choice quality
rs bbls Louisiana M llasses. part re boiled
so bills Pulverised aud Coffee Sugar
Rio Coffee
loo boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Can.
dies
so boxes Soap
so hhds bacon Sides
IS bbls Apple Brandy, N Rum and Wkis-
key
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
Champagne Wine and Holland Gin
GuDpowder, Pouchong and Imperial Teas
Mustard; assorted Candles
1900 superior Segars, &c
81 pipes Tennessee Brandy, Vintage 1s4S and
1850
T sale without re gard to weather.
Terms: Under el00 cash; over that srnount, 4
months credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 co,
" 25 Aucts
By Davenport, Allen & Co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, the 2ath July. we will sell at 10
O'Clock, al our auction store, assortmen of Gro.
ceres viz:
Manila, Java and Rio Coffee
Mo!asses in hhds
NE Rum, Rectifed Whiskey
French Brandy
Coffee Sugars, Soap, Candles
Cigars, Sole Leather
Green and Back Teas
Port and Madeira Wines
Brazil Sugar, &c. &c.
iEAMs-Under 500, cash 800 and over, four
moths credit for approved paper
~ % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co, Aucts.
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4dIO armed

ALBANY, July 2l.-The Legislature OF New
York adjourned SINE die this evening. Both
Of the City Park bills were passed.
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WashIngtou Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July par. G. BarnweIl,
editor of De Bows Review, has been appoint.
ed Consul TO Amsterdam.
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LARGE LUMP OF CoAL.-A solid block OF
coal, weighing fifteen tons, has been taken from
the Jackson mines belonging to the Parker
Vein Goa! Company in the Georges Creek
Valley, and sent for exhibition TO the Worlds
Fair,
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EE~ Mrs. jackson, wife of Col. Henry p.
Jackson, the recently appointed Chsfge to
Austria, died at Savannah on the 10th inst.
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. u. s. FRIGATE CoNGREss.-This fine fri
gate, commander George f. Pearson. bearing
the broad psnnant of Commodore lseac Nc.
Kesyer, arrived at New York on Wednesday
from Rio de Janeiro, which place she left on
the 10Th of June. She has been absent three
wears and three months from the United
States, and has been the flag ship OF the Brazil
sauadren during the whole Of that time.
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jy22

INN pTaTR.-Bright and Loaded Roo6ne
i Tin: sins!e, Gross and Square dol Block Tin
jy % EDWIN W0RTHAA 4 CO.
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VIRGINIA CkNTRAII kAILRUAD-

VIRGINIA CKNTRAII hAlLRVAD-
Piaster.-At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors Ct the Virginia Central Railroad Company,
On 18th July, 1853, the following resolution was
adopted, viz:
Resolved, That Plaster is not 10 be deposited on
the Company's ground until ready to transport it,
unless the owner takes the risk of any loss that may
occur.
A copy from the Minutes OF the Board Of Direc-
tors. GARRETT.
jy 23-2m Secretary
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, July 25-1he hour market IS
dull and unsettled. Stock on hand very small.
Sales of 500 bbls. Howard Street, of April and
May inspection, at $5: holders gener ally ask
ing $515. Sales OF 500 barrels City Mills at
1926.
AT THE CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
The offerings OF grain this morning were
comparatively snail. About 5000 bushels of
Wheat mostly sold at 1l0aIl2c. for red, and
1I5all8c. for ordinary to good white. No
strictly fine family -four white in market.
Only $500 bushels Corn offered-sales OF
white at 70a7Ic. Nothing done in yellow.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Flour market is firm
er-prices unchanged-sales Of, 5000 bbls. at
$5a$5 l23 for STATE, TO $.544a$5,5O for South
ern.
Grain quiet-sales of 1900 bushels Wheat at
lI8c. for red, and 100 for Genesee. Sales OF
10000 bushels Corn at 71a72c. for white and
yellow. Oats 49a5Oc. Rye Soc.
Tobacco firm.
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAIN TING

SN WITH many thanks TO shose Who have
~ heretofore pstronised me would give no.
~aaHS tice that ana still TO be found at NV SHOP
on Bank Street, where shall with pleasure endea.
vor to execute. with neaIness and dispatch all work
In my line that may be favored with. NY friends
and the public generally hereby solicited to give
me Call LEWIS l. MOETEEIIE
iy 23-lpt
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BY Geo j SUNNI er.

STOCK SALE OF GROCERIES, CON.
OFECTIOEARIES, &C - On Wedne ay
ESornIng next, the g 2 th inst. at the store of
A Schad, on Broad street, between 5.h and 9th
streets, (who is makinga change in his busness,)
Will be sold his stock of Goods consisting of an as
sortment of Groceries, Confectionsries. Store Fix
lures DC. Terms cash. Sale to be conducted by
jy 25-dtds GEO J SUMNER, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance
Cof decree pronounced in the Circuit Court of
the city OF Ricb mond, the End of July, 1853 in the
suit OF Wray VS. Wrsy. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, In front of the Court House of Henrico
county, on MONDAY, the first day of August, Chat
being court deyO all that ceriain tract piecs or
parcel of land lying and being situated on the south
side of the Deep Run Turnpike in the county of
Henrlco about six miles from the city of Richmond,
containing sixty three acres, be the same more or
less.
TERMS OF SlLE.-C8sh as to such a sum as will
cover the charges and expenses of the SALE and
credit OF six twelve and eighteen months as to the
residue; purchaser executing bonds with approved
security for the deferred payments, and the title
retained until the purchase money is fully paid and
conveyance directed oy the Court.
THOMAS w boswell,
V 2o-otos Commissioner.
WILL be sold at auction. at DUNCAN LODGE,
w ION the Deep Run Turnpike) on the 3rd Au.
gust, commencing at 3 o'clock, NJ lot of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming I'm.
plements, DC.
The attention of teachers is particularly desired
to the sale of Philosophical Chemical and Astrono.
mical Apparatus.
jy 25-6t T. G. MACKENZIE.
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fENEN DOLLARS REWAk1.-Abscond
Il from Mr. HENRY HOLLANDS Tobacco Fac
tory south side of the Basin, Negro Man named
Fleming. He is about q years old, well grown.
complexion quite dark, hair short ana nsppy, and
somewhat bow legged very shrewd In inventing
excuses, but when at all at loss for an answer, is
apt to repeat the question asked him. rs il, no
doubt, lurking about the city. The above reward
will be paid for his apprehension jy 22-eots
GUNNER s HfIsTs AND DRAWERS
~ Gents Gauge merino Under Shirts and Draw
ers
Gents Isle Thread and Cotton Under Shirts and
Drawers
Gents silk anG Summer Merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
Ladies' GAUGE, Meriro and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers
Ladies' black and coored Silk Gloves
Do do do Eid do, Alexande-'s
Gents Kid, undressed Kid, Dog Ska, Buck, Lise,
Berlin and Silk Gloves
silk and Cambria Umbrellas
Also, bargains in all styles of Summer Dress
Goods, such Tissues Grenadines, Bereges, rich
Ofesndies, Jsconets and Lawns. by
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
is % go Main
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OF DIR. :. s. Roses Nerves. and In.

bfs - Sc ROSES NSFF0He and In
vfgorattng Cordfai.-In no instance has science
contributed more to the comfort. health and hap.
piness of mankind, than by the constant discoveries
which are being made in the vegetable Kingdom
The productions of the earth abound not in minerals
alone OF great value, but they yield plans which
contain medicinal properties, requiring great ex
perence In botany and chemistry TO ascertain their
true use. After long course OF study ana practice
in medicine, and making many chemical of the
vegetable kingdom, DR. J. s. ROSE. of Philadelphia,
las discovered property among its varioEs p-c.
ductlons, which completely overcomes and subdues
all nervous conditions of the system. Els Ner>
VOWS Cordial may truly be considered one OF the
grand st discoveries In the sciences medicine, sna
is believed TO be equal 10 any Oh Dr Roses otlar
preparations. Those who have used t. say ita
beneficial effects almost miraculous Ia relieving
the mind OF body worn down by fatigue care,
labor study. Price so csc:s.
Sold by o Strecker, Bodeker, Wood,
Purcell Ladd & Co. Adie & Gray, Bennett G. Beers
1 Duval, r h Duval & Bro, VIM LaG6 Leslie,
S M Zschrisson, and by dealers generally through.
out the country and State jyIz
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WANTED.

NCUTH WANTKD.-A respectable ye..h
l. who resides with his parents. csp and a s:trs-
ton in Wholesale Mouse, rv ecoreasIn2 u els
own writing, az 4 T." through tie Poat Office.
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a DMINIsTRATOR,S sAT-F--WiI ha
"A sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th of the pre0
seat month (!uly) at the late residence of Richard
Wnlcheilo, deceased the following property To viii
Mules, Horse, Cows, and ali of the household
and kitchen Furniture, belonging to, the estate n
Richard Whichelo, deceased. '' Va
TERMs-For all sums under $40 cash. over ,bs,
credit OF Six months will be given for bonds with
gSod security bearing interest from the date there
of.
At the same time will be hired out Negro Man
for the remainder OF the year.
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
Sheriff of Henrico county, and administrator ef
Richard Whichello. decd
N.B-Persons in want of fine Mules, would do
well TO attend this sale.
jy l6-eotds A. B. II.
In addition to the above will be sold one Wagon,
q second hand Buggy, several Gold Watches, and a
good deal OF Jewelry of every description.
A. B. HUTCHINSON, Admir-.
II the day of the above sale should not be fair, 1t
viii take place the next fair day thereafter Sunday
excepted. ~ %
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AMIIsEMENTS
CIVIC AND MILITARY EXCURSION


BY MOONLIGHT.
If The MONT G OMERY 40
- = GUARD, espt T MOORE, re. "a
sFecrfufy INFORM their friends and the pub. III
lie that they have chartered The iavorte steam r.
or CURTIS PECK for MONDAY Evening, July
2Jsh. when they VII. give tsa;r sscouc annual Civic
and Military Excursion down the river. The Boat
VII leave the wharf at 7 o'clock and return about
IL O'Clock. The Richmond Cornet Band has been
engaged, snd two good Corlon Bands win be In
stten dance
Refreshments will be furnished st city prices
Tic kets. to admit Gentleman and Lady, 81:
each additional lasv so Genus. which can 20 pro
eurec tro.s tre nacrnpers or tne COMPANY, and at
the Boat on the evening OF rre Excursion.
q Military Gentlemen ere requested to appear
10 UNIFORM ig-dtd
.Nafx NOTICE.-On Friday next, n2
49, the 22nd inst, the regular Cetlion e
ESkMz psrty will commence a. the HuzGenot GH9
Springs, and will be continued resu- -
larry every other Friday during the sesson
VIS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
~ virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of the
cry 81 Richmond, pronounced On the 29.h of June
1898 In the suit OF Combs VS. Mann, administrator,
the lat dsV of August, 1888, on the premses- seli
81 pubic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
let OF Ground with small framed Building there.
on, situated on French Garden Hill, on the north
ern extremity OF 9th street. fronting 20 feet on said
street, and running back I65 feet
il % snecai co -, DAsio,
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II ANDe VAN = n.-Wantec. coIored
a Hands, By the day or month. fer which the
hishest price viii be paid. Tsosc having Hands
to hire VIII find Il 20 their advantage spDiy q: the
Office OF the Richmond ana reyereours nsiizo s5
Company.
IN 6 TuNa u0nEE-aU a,p,t
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WANTED. two erss rate Chamber Maids.
~ wkc ear eozss well Recommended. for Tie
Virginia Sweet Springs for tbs season. Apply to
" 10 EECE z, WINSTON
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NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-proposals will

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Proposas will
ls be received for constructing wooden enolo-
sure around tine City Grounds, near the Western
limits Of the city, embracing about ten acres, with
gates and covered pens for Cattle DC, for the Agr.
cultural Fair, TO be held ia November neri. Plans
and specifications of the work will ne exhibited by
the City Engineer, at his of.e in the rear OF La
fayette Hail, ON 9th street.
The proposals to be delivered sealed to the City
Engineer, or before the Isl day of august next;
and the WORK to be commenced Immediately sitter
the contract is made. By order OF the Committee
On City Grounds. TH0S I GILES, Sec'y.
IL 22-dtIA
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lGhTNlNG RODS-UT the best aaality,
IL furnished by L HAWLEY, either put up or
sent TO order on the most reasonable terms. Office
opposite the Dispatch Cfi:e, at the Adelphi House.
All orders addressed through the Post Office will
meet with prompt attention. iy2l-tf
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SPICEs, &c, FOB PICKLIHG.-Green
- Ginger, White do, Common do, Ground do,
Mace, Cloves, Allspiee, Black Pepper, Long do,
White and Black Mustard Seed and Celery Seed,
for sale by GRUBBS Il APPRRSON,
iy22 No col Broad street
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BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON HILL
- AND BELVIDERA AT AUCTION Win be
sold on Thursday, the 2Sth July, at SIX O'Clock
P NJ, upon the premises about ten Building Lots
beautifully situated on Oregon Hill, and within the
Beividera enclosure, fronting on Holly, Pine and
China streets.
TERMs-One third cash, balance at and 10
months with interest and satisfactorily secured
1Y l9 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
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A Il COST FOX CAsH-aiy enure otock of
n Staple and Fancy Dry Goods a. Coss, to close
business at the house with the cracked wall oopo-
site Exchange Bank. Being compelled 70 close bu,
siness, in Consequence of damages dons the store
house which | occupy, am torced to throw nv
large and new Stock of Goods on the market at q
most runous sacrifice Summer Goods Woolens
Carpets, Prints, &c. Buyers win find 1t 10 their In.
terest to attend, my business must be closed be-
fore the wall 10 taken down.
Ca GWATKIN, Cracked Wall,
jy 2l-6H Opposite Exchange Bank
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EY Cfttz ems and strangers Wis
the city, who wish to have their Hair cut il |
latest and most approved style, should call 4
Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shsmpooipg and Ba,a
Saloon, under the American Hotel
b -Eot and Cold Shower Baths can be
daily, from half past A n to half past r d,
On Sunday TO IL n.
Single Bath IS cents or fve usksh for 81.
trance on llth street A a
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Z Warp 10 nire TO wore on
- q mill, five or tsn CerpeRsers. For such as
will sIit, COED wages viii DO paid. Apply 20
ie3o L. D. CRESSHAW g. co.
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I MONTGOMERY GUARDS ATTEN-
III TION.-Parade in front OF the Capitol on
I'll Monday evening, 25in inst, at O'Clock, in full
@ summer uniform, and arms 10 oroe. for inspec-
ton.
By ORDER of the Captain.
JOHN MCDONALD, OS.
PS-The military designing TO participate in tine
excursion will be escorted to the boat by the Com.
pany. jy 23-2t
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'EHABLE Rodgers q sons and
Il other celebrated makers, Ivory handle Knives
and Forks in sets; Table and Dessert, with French
pattern Fork, do without Forks by the dc made of
the finest cast STEEL and warranted to give satsfac
ton TO the purchaser. For sale by
" % ZIMMERMAN
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FNEA TRAYS AND WAiTERs.-FiEe
L. English Tea Trays, all newest shapes and
patterns, in sets, or single pieces. 10. sale by
ZIMMERMAN,
jy % Corner Main and 18th streets
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Business denandii the presence OF every mem.
Der will be up for consideration on Monday evening
next ful meeting Is earnestly desired.
10 L g. F. E GATES, r 8.
Meets In Oregon Hill Eataodias Episcopal Che
pei ~ S-Sts
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4 OST, by the subscriber, BOaD, on MIR Charles
Ia Thompson, with Mr. Abranl Warwick security
for One Hundred Dollars. for tbs hire of Negro
Slave named Andrew. Said bond has credit on
the back, of s25, bearing date seth April, 1853.
forewarn any person against trading for said bond
as Mr. Thompson has been spprised of the loss.
jy 23-3t* % JORDAN
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ENRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA.
Il comprising gold band dinner and tea aetts
China vases, N otto cups and saucers, Cologne and
toilet bottles in great variety, together with full
supply of white granite of direct importation
Housekeepers al others in want would 40 well TO
call, as our prices are low.
jy23 BULkLEY a. CO. 1877 Main ct.
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TIE GRIMM Feairal.

PHILADELPHIA. June 81 he German mu.
.;.aI societies rehearsed IN the Museumihis NOR
D;rg. preparatory to the grand concert this e.
ven;ng A procession WAS then formed and
,bey marched to Independence Hall, where the
are sdents of the various associations were ad
dressed by Mayor Gil pin, who welcomed then
to the city. The whole procession then filed
through The venerable building the bands play
;ny. and all uncovere as they entered the Hall
Thew counlermarched in independence Squa re
and passed out the South g"te. There was an
;mnense crowd of spectators.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

,-..,;r, Fire Serious accident DIarder.
ps p,rrspuRG. June 27-At bali past nine o
u las, night. the canal boat Charles Dunn,
CUT '.h, Ere in the basin and the flames soon
cS"s .,.ncated to MI. Shane's warehouse I'LL.
o % ,s;tb a large and valuable assortment Of
goods, consisting of dry, goods, naS"n, four
IT, entire building, With its contents. was
destroyed. The total loss is $4,000 or $780,.
OOO
III of persons drawn TO the vicinity of the
c. conoregated upon the bridge across the ba-
nv NJ near the FIRE. 1t unfortunately gave way
S'a' the ;mnense eight. and some two hun
Ir , or more we're ptos'rated into the water.
MANY ere very seriously injured, but ST. far
osc.I,aia,d. no lives lost.
rnarnlned Michael Irwin, of Smiihfied,
,.ss killed by the falling of sign on his head.
ADnring the fire a an named q. p. Giaccy
.n1 Thomas Gluskey with knife, and he died
IN few minutes. The murderer made his es
caDe.
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CENTRAL RAIL RoAD-Under the auspices
of Mr.. Elicit. the work on the line Of the rail-
road is progressing. The contractors man
y portions have been required to double their
forces. The rails are now being laid from
Waynesboro' westward and will reach Staun-
ton in the month of August. An engine will
be brought to this side OF The mountain and
will greatly facilitate the transportntion and
laying ofbe rails. The grading West Of Staun.
TOMS nearly completed Tor many OF the sec.
tons The " ork Of building the Depot house
is about to be commenced. On the other side
of the mountain the cars will soon be run.
ming from Meechums river to the little tunnel.
and Parish & Co. have a contract with the
Rail Road Company 10 carry the passengers
without delay by the stages across the noun
tain to the rail road at Waneshoro'. A heavy
travel is anticipated aud provided for during
the summer Stanton Spectator.
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The Fredericksburg & Gordonsve Rail
road Company is to be o,ganizcd in this place
To day. The State of Virginia and the Corpo
ration of Fredericksb are the principal
stockholders. Much interest is felt by our cit
liens in the election OF officers-and much
good is antci patcd from the work We trust
that as soon as practicable the route will lie Sc.
lected, labor placed upon the line. and the
work vigorously prosecuted with all despatch.
- Dem Recorder
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two OTHER NEW NOTES

Southern dgeney, o7 Main 81, Richmond.

~ Southern dgency, W Nam Of, htoan'""@.
From The " Y. EreniaQ Mirror, april l5th, 1888.
WoRcEsrrRs PfAko FoRTEs.--It always affords us
plensnfe To any good word Of old friend Horato
Worcester Having often stsken the responsibility OF
recommending b Pianos, If l. gratifying to be able 20
Nd that have never henr the rs word OF complains
Of the price, durability OF Mr. Woreesters r.
amos.
A all the world with s wife and daughters, IL COM
ing up from tho South attend the Great Exhibition,
we beg To remind them in the o Woreesters RI
Fortcs. They truly elegant instruments OF rose
wood and mahogany, Wit out any Of the Black Berry
stain about them
From me N y. Sunday Couric, Apra I'm, 1888.
PIAsos. As the mint stamp of gold renders IL
current does the name Of Worcester Inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill ~
manufacturer Of these popular instruments mas gwen
him first class reputation md any Piano procured ~
his establishment fail to give the utmost satissc
ion to = buyer.
From HE Richmond Times
PiAsos-These beautiful instruments, which within
few pns have bee secossnry ornament TO eve
~ pnror have brought such pererton both in
outward finish and in tone that doubt very much IL
The inventive and enterprsng genius Of the mannacta-
can In future add much that already DONE
To hive heard no instruments that begin 10
compare In Of ton, those manufactured BY
Worcester and sold by Mr.. A. MoHHis bookseller ana
sationer OF this city In finish satsfe they cam
not excellod But few days since, of the best
performers hive ever listened to. while practising
difficult piece Of music OF Worcesters pianos, re-
marked to us TIM IL tho toned Instrument
his fingers Ind touched. and he had played on
great variety of pianos, both North and South We fully
agree with him. and therefore iake pleasure In advising
our readers to call on Morris. and supply themselves.
NORRIS is sole Agent fIr tho sale of Worcester's
Panoa, and Ia receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York. His prices the snne
the factory. lie solics examination OF his stock
from those in of superior Pianos at moderate pri-
cea ie 2D-dtsl
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AUCTION SALES
SALE OF LAND ANDIoTS =

: Tue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of The
VI campbell, at the last October term in The rs..,
a"se Of Lynch Us Barber oiher,-the sum If mon.
we bs op est specified in 'ad decree beng unpaid
ses proceed 10 sell public Auction anon rrcI,, ne
months y half acre los in Kingston in the County
~ oamlbeii on Ward's road. aa 81 Acre. adjoining :
"a being the same parcel. Of land mentioped IN the
G' ~ SAD cause and described in tho deed of Trust
ION 'ohn hatle'ge and his wife TO the undersigned
also menti"ned in said bill with goo personal
WIZ oe required for the purchase money Bonds and the
''ie VIII be retained as further security.
JOHN c. BARBER
Mlv l-wjw