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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID TANNERS PREPARATION OF

y Sta<AAAOAN Ne
La ARSICA.--For gou'y and rheumatic paus
and stiiness wounds blows Commissions, fas, sprans
htes excavations sores of bedrdden patientr, frac
lures, bolts, stnss, inlamed eyes from injuries, or
any thing In them after lite exfraction blessing
of the nose, cracked lips, chapped hands, In many
of toothache and after extraction OF teeth for
sore nipples corns after scraping of the hard skin In
warm water, and In all effects arising from mechan.
icsl injuries.
Two tes-spoonsfaI to be put In lumber half full
of water and the parts to be frequently hathed with
the solution or else apply rag wet with the same
to the affected part
In ali external injuries to animals, particularly
horses IL can be used to advantage as above
recon merded Also for sale,
HOMEOPATHIC ARNICA PLASTER, which ia
used for many OF the above complaints. Price per
sheet IS cents
ARNICA sALvE. Price per ounce, IS cents,
URTICA URENS SALVE for burns and scslds.-
Price per ounce, % cents.
DOMESTIC BOOKS ON HEMEOPATHY: Dr..
Herring's Domestic Physician. fifth American ed-
ton; price 50. Dr. Caspari's Domestic Physician,
trsnsla ted from the eighth German edition, with ad
ditons and preface by c. Herring NJ D. (475 pages;
price only ST Is
JUST PUBLISHED: Lsurie's Psrenfs Guide,
containing the diseases of Infancy and Childhood and
their Homeopathic Treatment; by Walter William
son, M D {453 paees;) price 81. Williamsons Dis
eases OF Females and Children, and their Homeopa
thic Treatment; containing also full description of
the dose of each medicine, (256 pages) price IS
Rush's Hand-B to Veterinary Homeopathy: or
the homeopathic Treatment of the Horse the Ok
the Sheep, the Dog, and the Swine, (l44 pages)
price 80 cents
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RUSHTON CLARK Il CO.'S

hENtLNfE mEDttiNhL tOD LII OlLI
For Consumption, Scr0tni0, DC.
TNHE great success which has att -nded
l. the of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations and as much disappointment and
injury been suffered from spurious articles, pur
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK co. in tuit
is blown in the bottle and is each label ard thu
signature in full each cork ssnone ether is gem
uine. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrous the pure article, and our Mi
Clark went to New Foundsnd to superintend the
manufacture in person. and we will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect, and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common Gil as is the case with great deal that is
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark X Co.'S article for sals
by PURCELL, LADD Il co, and by Druggists gem
orally in RichT ond and throughout Virginia.
no I'm
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-James Heath, conductor
of freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, had
one of his legs torn off the ped instant, near Lew.
istop as he was in the act fdetaching portion of
the train while it was in motion. He died the same
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MEDICINES.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION-AN

II THEIR CERTIFICATE.-The following certificate
addressed to an Agent for Mrs. DAVIS COUGH
ELIXIR. was voluntarily given. Mr. Wiles is an
intelligent gentleman, and well known throughout
the State:
BOWLING GREEN, Caroline, March g. 1851
Mr.. C. C. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELiXIR,'
purchased of you, has acted like a charm upon my
little daughter, whsn she had the Whoopug Cough
very bad. have used it also in cases of Colds at
tended with coughing, and in every case the
happy results has been produced. regard this
preparation as an excellent medicine and in my judg
ment no family ought 10 be without 1t.
A. WILES,
Pastor of the M. f. Church. South,
On Caroline Circuit, Va. Conf
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers,
Alex. Duval, Paterson l. Jackson, Chss Millspau gh
e. ]. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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Several New York city dealers are advertising
the best qualities of red and white ash coal at siz
to dollars per ton, which is considerably un-
der GUNNER prices.
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A HOME FOR LIFE.-Wm. w. Dabney, who muir.
dered Israel jacobson, ia Claiborne, Ala, in the
year 1851, has been sentenced to the Penitentary
far life
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SAD OccURRENcE.-A daughter of Mr.. J. II
Pearson, of Columbia, South Carolina, was thrown
from horse last Wednesday and so badly injured
that it was feared she would not survive.
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alive in well he was digging on Tuesday, and had
not been got out on Wednesday.
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T'EACHER OF FOREIGN LANGTa

oES.-St6NOR ANTONIO GEORGE ip.,
OF hlcbmone, that he will give instructors In 80
french and Italian Languages either 10 priyats is,.
sons or in class fo 'es-
The heads of Seu1insries can have his ,srvi..
o5neL In these departDe nts, upon reasonable ,eyu,
lie has spent most OF his time in Paris. and unJsr.
that he will give entire satisfaction.
orcers may be left az the bookstore Of Jss Wao5-
house, Main street. at Harold Muuay's Broad ~
corner of 4th and Broad streets oc s59,ee,
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All tbe above viii be sent on receiving a remit
lance of cost per mail. A discount made to persons
selling ARNICA again. Direct 70
B. TANNER, No. II, N. Liberty street,
no 2i-eod3t Baltimore,
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John w DAVIES.

PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
SOUTH SIDE DOCK. NEAR MAYO's BRIDGE.
81 Monuments TOuts. Vaults and all kinds OF
Stene work for BuryingG rounds, &c, executed with
neatnefs and dispatch. Nts
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THE ESCAPE FROM THE "SIsrERHooD AT EN-.
MrrsBuRG-The Frederick Citizen has the follow.
ing version of this affair, the first account OF which
appeared in the Examiner:
Miss Bunkley is from Norfolk, Va and convert
TO the Catholic faith.-She went to the sisterhood
about two years ago on visit and to make rel-
gious retreat She then petitioned to be received,
but on being advised to wait and consider the mat
ter maturely OF being rule OF the society to admit
none unless there is strong assurance of marked
vocation,) she returned home. year after she
renewed her application and was admitted, on trial
In this capacity, as mere probationer or novice,
and not sis;er, Miss B. resided at the sisterhood
Tor the last ten months or Whereabouts, and was en-
gagged In teaching &C, until Tuesday morning, the
OH instant, short time before the morning bell,
when she got out of the window of her chamber
and departed. II Is presumed that she contempla-
ted taking the stage for Frederick, which passes
only few hundred yards from the institution, but
being disappointed in meeting it, she proceeded on
loot to Creagerstown distance of or miles
We understand that che has always expressed her.
self as perfectly happy and even repeated this sem
inent the very day before she Lett.
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MO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH
~ OUT LEONARDs COUGH SYRUP-His
Instant Relief and Speedy Cure. Read the follow.
ing certificate. of the many:
RICHMOND, Jan 18th, 1854 Mr.. Leonard Sir: !
have been troubled with cough 20 years, and
have had the best advice of physicians but found no
relief until tried your Cough Mixture, at the
lictstion of friend of mine, who gave me bottle
and persuaded me to try it; since which time have
been using it. (ebout fortn ght) and find it has done
more good than any advice medicine | have
had. take great pleasure in recommending it to
all who have or may be affected with coughs, colds,
Sc, &c. Respectfully your ob't serv't.
P. PERKINSON,
Col. Myers Factory.
EF-To Re had of all Druggists ,and wholesale and
retail of Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & CO, 90 Main
| street. and THOS. LEONARD, Governor, ST., Rich
mond, Va.
Price IS cents bottle
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EKATES AND FENDERS-FiVe Hun

fNNA I ED AND TENDENS.-TlVe bum
~ bred Enameed CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sals
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his ewn mann
facture. The Crates embrace ell the various kind,
aud patterns, such square topped Gothic Liptc.
Circles, &c. with beautiful rounding FendeTs sam.
mer Pieces, &c. match.
Orders for Crates, Fenders, &c, from town and
country, punctu4y attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell ogsin, will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at nay Bell and Brass Foundry on Main be.
tween 9Th aud 9Th sts., Richmond. Va
23-3m. SAMUEL ID. DENOOE
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A FIRST RATE COOK AND DINING
n ROOM RvANT-For sale, a frst.rate
French and general Cook, who is capable of super.
intending public private establishment. He is
also firstrate House Servant about so years old,
black, and OF q strong constitution.
Al.o-A Female House Servsnt-she can do plain
cooking but is mostly used to children aud to
DO the duties of general house servant She isvery
ikely-about Is years old-snd has a healthy emale
child three years old Sold from necessity. Apply
a. Cary street Jail no2i-eo3tt
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ERANKLIN PAPER MTIL-RoI,;

4 dere Manufacturing Company are now prena,ss
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER nfpn
size or weight, at the shortest notice Also ST.
and Msnela Wrapping. The Mill having re-
thoroughly repaired, we can furnish psDar r.,
Book and Newspaper work of rs good quality 81 an,
Mill in the Union. All orders must be a6drsss.s ~
RlCH'D d. SANXAY.
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturer e.
TEsms.-All sums over 500 months tor ci,,
negotiable psper. under $40 cash se 50 -. '
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1.-THE

ri EW UUUDS! NEW UUUDS!.-.The
~ undersigned has just returned from the North
cities. where he purchased in person. large and
extensive select stock OF FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at excee dingy
low prices, and will sell the same at small advance
on cost. In the assortment will be found sold col
ored French MGuslins, fine G-i French Merinoes in
variety of cOlors plain and figured Cashmeres; En-
brodery, in great variety; black Silk trimming
Laces; fine Cloths in all coiofs for Ladies Clocks
large stock French Corsets; with endless variety
of Silks coiors in ashes of roseS tan, stone, plaid
and black and brocade. For good bargains cali at tbs
cheap store OF MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc 6-2m 2h5 Broad street.
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GAP 1T AL $50 00-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Offce at the store of
Quarles Brooke on 14th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent. all sums remaining on deposte six months
or longer and five per cent. for shorter time.
WIN. 6. PAINE, President.
Z. T. BROOKE. Treas iu 6-.fa
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CIGARS, SEGARS, SEGA S.-The
~ subscriber has opened sEGAR STORE No 6
wall street, where he has large lot of Havana Sc
sars OF different brands. and will be constantly re.
eeiving large supplies ell OF which he will sell cheap
ior cash hotel keepers and others would do wei
10 give me call beiaae purchasing elsewhere os
they VIII lind II to their advantage. Being conn ect
ed with the largest importing ard manufacturing
houses in Philadelphia win enable him TO sei eheap
no l6--tlstJs 8. GRIFFIN
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~ FOR S A l. E-A fine Northern
6S TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
sold only for want of time to them. Apply at
the Anne rican Stable So lh-ta
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A VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND

A VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND
IA DWELLING IN TIE TOWN OF BOW
LING GREEN. CAROLINE COUNTY. VA, AT
PRIVATE SALE BY GODDIN & APPERSON =
The property 10 nearly new, built of wood, aud
is well situated in the town. two and u half miles
from the Railroad running from Richmond city to
Fredericksburg The store room is well fitted up,
and is large and commodous with Grocery Room
AID Counting Room. The Dwelling part consists of
five good rooms, neatly pspered. The out-houses
consist of Lumber House, Wood House and Kitchen
There 10 also another house upon the lot. fontins
on the street, with two tenements, occupied Of
fee renting for S25 apiece. The property will be
sold low,
TERMS will be- one-third cash, the balance in two
equal iustaments at and II months frem the day
of sale. interest added. no. l-6t
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CUPER PHOSPHATE lime

SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME.-De
~ Bure's celebrated Super Phosphate Lines
most superior fertilizer. which has fairly tested
and produced the 81 satisfactory re sults For the
merits of this article we fer to Mr. Richsrd samp.
son, Goechand county; Mai. Jesse Snead, Richmond
city; Mr.. Jos Fuqua, Buckin ham county: Mr. Jesse
L. maury. Albemarle county and others who have
used it. For sale by
s. Mcij3UDER'S SONS, Agents
no Richm0nd Va.
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NOTICE. have this day sold out my
IN BAKERY on Main street. below the Uaire ed
States Hotel, in the city of Richmond. to Mr CHAS.
CABLER, and take pleasure in recommending him
to the public honest and industrious young
HENRY COOK,
November 18th, 1881.
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DAGLAND & BROTHER have remov-
IA ed to the store Main street nearly opposite
the farmers Bank and next door above the Custom
House lot, and would be hai py TO see their friends
and customers there. oc Its
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EDUCATION.
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL

SHALL resume school September lstb
This 10 the 18th year have tsusht school -
my nth on 9th street, as teacher of the En.i.l ~
Primary brsnches-Resding. Writing, Spelling f,sn.
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During ali ~.
time ! have been literally patronized I nax - -
solicit the same favorable consideration: prsrri.;n
the deepest interestin my pupils rnorsllv re- gior.i
and inteiiectuail u that they may leave nv iuHusnr
they came to me ~ "HaH
sc 9-ts IT n.vyor
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

THE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
AND VARIETY STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD SITS.
HAVING made an addition to our CON
IL DICTIONARY and FRUIT STORE fvst,
well known to our kind customers TO be provided
with every article pleasing to the and fancy To
be found in any establishment of the kind in tb;s
State,) we respectfully invite the attention of M
friends and the public to our
NEW BAZAAR
containing most excellent and endless variety NJ
FANCY ARTICLES of luxury and usefulness for
LADIES and Gentlemen, for Housekeepers, for Farm.
ers for Spcrtsmen for the dear children and in fact
fol. any and every body fsvorins with a call.
Having Just returned from the North with tails en-.
trely new stock. purchased t the Lowest rates-soms
from auctons-we feel confident that our prices will
SUR the closest buyers. SCHAAP l. Co
DC N-lm* Corner Broad and Sd sts
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fredericksburg purchased the above
establishment of Mr.. HENRY COOK, who will
hereafter act my Agent intend conducting tbs
bushes. in the best possible msnner and therefore
solicit the patronage Of the public.
CHARLES CABLER, Main st.
no 2i-3tt Opposite Old Court House Tavern
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4 CARPENTERS TOOLS.-We are now
sells, Firmers Braces and Btts Plare Irens Drawing
Knives, Spoke Shaves, &C., from the manufsctory Of
Messrs. W. x 5. Butcher Sheffield. and have in store
large stock of Bench and Mot ldng Planes Chop
Axes, Hammers, Squares, Spirit Levels. Composites,
&c. For sale by VAN-LEW l. TAYLOR
no %
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RAPE CAsr.. we learn from the Weston Herald
that Mr. David h Keith, OF Lewis county, was com
nit,ed to Jail las, Sunday week. on charge OF hav-
log committed a rape on the person OF a very res
pectable unmarried female. The evidence is some.
what contradictory.
FrRE-Tbe dwelling of Mr.. He!zen Kelly, at the
head of Hackers run, Ia Lewis county, was de-
s,royed by fire on the night of the 18th inst. with
most Of its contents.
ARsoN.-John Bonts, charged with arson, In
Rockingham county, has been examined and sent
on for farther trial.
He STILL LrvEs-Gen. A. J. Gordon whose
death was announced in the Rockingham Register
of Tuesdsy last, is not dead.
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TNMAN'S PATENT DOOR SPRINGS.

A large stock of the above article, which . ore
of the best Springs In either for Doors % 0sss
ON hand and for sale, Wholesale and retail ey
no l6 SMITH honEhks.
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DOR SALE--TO remain in or near Rich
l. mond-A likely WOMAN, p years old said to
bs q fr,t.rate Cook, with likely Boy Child four
ear.old Apply at Cary street Jail.
no 24-eoStk
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SMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
~ the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Nervous De-
biiity Torpid Liver, aud all dsesses arising from De-
rsngement of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES
New YORK, April 90, 1852
hereby certify thatI have used Dr. William IT,
Smiths dyspepsia Cordial, and have obtained the
most beneficial results. l consider it the only sure
cure fer Dyspepsia. and would recommend any per.
son afflicted with that disease to use it.
l.. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8. 1852.
would advise all who are afflicted with Dyspapsia
to use Dr. Smiths Dyspe psa Cordial wss afflicted
with that disease three years during which time |
tried everything that could be recommended and
without relief One bette of the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected a perfect cure of ne, and I am now as
healthy IS have ever been. l have witnessed the
same effect on Others l consider this certain cure
ioi dyspepsia HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmsker, 10 Crown ct.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18Th, 1853.
Dr. SMIrH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Cnrdial had
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me-
having suffered with Dyspe psia for some time was
induced to give it trial. felt relief from the first
time took it. Two bottles effected comp etc cure
have given it to several of my friends and ipyaris
bly, with the same result.
yours truly, J. w. FITCH,
Washineton House.
FOR sale by J. B. WOOD. and
IN ALEX'R DUVAL,
aa <2-on AGENTS for Richmond, Va.
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pan AWAY On the 18th inst, LAR

PAN AWAY-Un the 18th INST, LAX
~ KING. hired of r. r Braxton of King and
Queen county, taking with him dark brown Peter.
sham Coat, belonging to white man, who lived
with me at the time. He ia no doubt lurking about
the city, he has been twice seen, since he ran Oft
in the city, and would doubt, If favorable oppor-
tunity offered, take trip to the North.
LARKlNG is near five feet high, full face, brown
color, and when spoken to, answers immediately
without hesitation and is quite petite. l will give
the lawful reward for his appre henson and delive.
~ TO me- two milesand half below the city, ON the
Charles City Read.
no 24-3taw2W RICH'D MALONE
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HULST & KINGS RETAIL PRICE

II CURRENT.-Butter. fresh roll 3 cents; New
Cheese a.; Coffee. Laguyra, l23c; Mould Candles
lasses 81 size; Starch lOc; N o. Sugar &c; White
Clarified &c; Double RefnediLoaf Crushed and Pow
GnnpowdeI soc, best Gunpowder and Impe rial ST. fair
Black Teas SO to SOC, best quality 75c per b Picking
Vinegar 20c per gallon, &c, &c. Full assortments of
every article in the line at prices equally low.
no 22-6t HIiLST & KING
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UTICE.-Mr. r. NJ Burton having by
~ Deed dated - dsy of September, 1854 and re.
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
Richmond. conveyed to in trust for the benefit of
MS creditors all debts due to him bv Bond, Note
Open Account, or otherv Use. hereby require ali
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with US Or with him, who is our authorized
agent, with az little delay as possible much longer
indulgence will not be given
sept, } }sMEs b oTfES, Trustees.
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ID MONT, ONE AND A HALF
MILES EAST QE RiClHQNQ EQR SALE

- MILES EAST OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
offer for sale privately, my residence and farm in
Henrico county, one and half miles from the cor
poration line, on the New Bridge Road aud nearly
opposite High Meadow" containing 7G acres all
under new fence The dwelling is of brick, five
rooms, two closets and large lock room The kich-
is also brick. There is gardeners house l6 by
81 feet and two stores with brick cellar the size
barn is 80 by 40 feet with stabling for 10 head of
horses, and carriage room ell under the roof
besides there are the necessary negroes houses.
well of the sweetest, coolest water bricked up from
the bottom and finished over the top by handsome
well house. is situated convenient to all the buildings
aud farm yard. Besides, there three bold, I'M
falling springs bursting from space ~ feet square,
surrounded by cool grove of holly, oak ard other
trees, and would make proper place of resort for
ladies and children to eat ice cream and gembo if
they fitted up, such places are in the neigh
borhood of the Northern cities The greater part of
TIE land has been ashed and lined. and great deal
of street dust and manure hauled from Redmond on
it, There is young orchard of 100 spple trees some
of which bare for the first time this year nssry $50
of which "Nine Sap Apple. The remainder
consist of 20 varieties of the most approved North
ern Apples; q well collected Peach orchard of more
than 100 trees Aso 20 cherry tire of the best kind
apricot plum nc. The place is sufficiently for
the purchaser to educate his children in Richmond
The York aud Richmond Railroad runs in few
hundred yards of the land.
For terms and price sppy 10
JOHN Fl. PARKHILL or
GODDIN / APPERSON,
no 2l-d6t AuctioneeTs.
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XNAIT FOR THE WAGON-Cjtv on1

WAIT FOR THE WAGON-City aud
w country dealers, and lovers of good Cigars and
Tobacco At the old stand corner'Msin and 10th sts
is kept constantly on hand large aud well selected
assortment of fine Havana, Principe and A1ne1i-
can Cigars, Tobacco, Snutts Pipes Reeds and Fancy
Articles which will offer great inducements to trade
Just received assortment of low priced Cigars
suitable for the country trade Give call at the
old established stand, 1874 Main corner 10th st. Rich
mond, Sign of the Scotch Soldier.
no p ] A. HARRINGTON
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l IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE.

II SUMED AT FOKWEK KATES.-The Rich
mond Fire Association, lin consequence of the dis
appearance OF choiera,l have resumed Insurance
the Life of Slaves at the former rates of premium
without the extra charge
The prompt and liberal adjustments of it's losses
and being strictly Home Institution, entities il to
the liberal patronage of the public.
All information relative to Life lnsursnces will be
eertully furnished application at the Office cor
ner of Main and 9Th streets
CHAS. T. WORKMAN, V. Pres't.
JRo. III BosHER Sec'y ,ee9