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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
sAaMMzr REsIs sARzR,

THE Miners Arms, pleasantly located on the east
side of Mill Street. is offered for sale on reasonable
terms. This is perhaps desirable property as can
be found in this village.
Apply to John Robinson the premises
Grass Valley, Dec Is nib If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
Bibles and Testaments.

THE GRASS VALLEY BIBLE SOCIETY have lust
i received from San Francisco an assortment of BIZ
Bles and Testaments of various Sizes from the large
Family Bible to the neat Pocket Bible and from the
Spanish, French and German Bibles and Testaments
All for sale, at slight advance on New York pri-
ces, at Capt. JOHN A. CRUM'S Main St.
Grass Valley, Feb. 9, 1854 21 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
Gegal Notites.
SUMMONS.


sT43E cn4x2T OF oT GAE1oRNA' HFroBs JUSTICES COURT
Township of Grass Valley. Delole "'". roOSE,''r'
The People of the State of California to JAMES STE
VENSON, Greeting =
You are hereby summoned to appear before me- at
my Office in said Township Monday the goth day of
March, A. d. 1854 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer to
the complaint of James Miller VS. James Stevenson j.
W. Campbell and NJ. S. Norton in said court, and to
show why you should not be bound by the judg
ment against said Campbell and Norton in the same
though you had been originally served with
the Summons in said case. Said Judgment enter
ed on note for Five Hundred dollars, with interest.
at the rate of five per cent month from 21st August
1852 to 7th April 1858, with damages of 10 per cent
$685. besides costs of suit viz
Judgment, ..'' :'''''' @oOO W
Seven months and II days interest at per Ct 189 IL
Ten per cent damages six hundred and
csFs of ,e smit TO 4his date custiccs and Con.
stables Fees) ......-..... ....-....'.-4Z 70
$500 26
Therefore Judgment will be taken against you for
said of five hundred dollars with interest DANA
ges and costs as above specified together with costs
herein if you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 22d Feb. 1891
Ordered to be published in the Grass Valley Tele
graph weekly, from this the 22d day of February
til return day above satisfactory proof having been
made that said Stevenson delft is absent and cannot
be found within this county
]. NJ. FoUsE, J.P.
Feb 23-n23-3Od
James Miller In Justices Court
VS.. Before J. NJ Fouse j. p
James Stevenson. March 90 1854.
in the above entitled. Defendant not appearing on
motion of plaintiff the is continued until Thurs
day. April 9Th 1854 and it is ordered that publication
of the summons be continued until that date in the
Grass Valley Telegraph
March 20. 1854. 27 st
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
z. n. DENMAN.

Ans rs D1-TNIVIsN5NJ
Wheelw1ight and CarTiage-Maker,
Main street. doors west Loutzenheisers Drug stOre
HEEPS constantly on hand the very best materials,
IA and is prepared to do all kinds of
T9sg w9GsEs
on short notice.
h5 Teamsters can be assured Of having repairing
well done, and on REASONABLE TERMS
CARS, TOMS, &c.
for miners use made to order
Grass Valley, Jan. 5, 1854 16tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
Total. =. $3443 0

The above raffie will be drawn on Satur-
day evening, the 9Th of April-to be decid-
ed by three throws of the dice for each ticket.
The highest throw will take the first or high
est prize the lowest throw will take the Sc
cond prize, and SO on alternately. The high
est throws to take the odd numbers, and the
lowest throws, the even ones. All ties to be
decided by one throwof the dice.
@g- A Committee will be appointed to
throw for all absentees.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
GREAT BARGAINS
RANCH CLAIMS /!

AM authorized to offer at private sale three several
vorable terms at extremely low rates FOR CASH: up-
on reasonable terms for PART PAYMENT or to rent at
fair per centage on valuation to lease upon the
shares, or the whole
They are located upon branch of Penn Valley
Greek, south OF Rough Ready l 4 miles, upon the
nearest easiest best and most feasible route from
Penn Valley to Grass Valey-a road that will very
shortly be the main travelled road between those two
points by which the distance is reduced from 4 to
n mile, and without hill upon it of difficulty for
the heaviest loaded teams 1t is not unlikely that the
Marysville Plankroad, WHEN MADE will pass through
this valley,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30

Exist within the lines, with plenty of running water
for stock, etc., the year round. Nearly so acres in
fields of excellent land, be placed under cult
walton to advantage-the balance finely timbered roll
ing ground
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
NO. 1.-"MOUND SPRING. y
FOUR SPLENDID LIVING SPRINGS

Having about 25 acres under good fence partly brush
and partly good cedar rails. good crop of barley
and about 10 tons of splendid hay produced last
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30

March 20. 1856
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-30
6fess Walleg 9o6ertistnltrts.
DISCOVERY OF
New and Rich Diggings

TITM. H. LAMB having recently returned from New
w York, bringing with him large and beautiful as
sortment of Watches and Jewelry, consisting of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
A MAN SHOT BY A DOG.

CoroxE, ~ Y. Aug. Is "A fatal accident hap.
pened in this town on Sunday the 9th inst Two
lnen were out hunting. One Peter Kmore had
two barrel gun. He discharged one barrel and
ked a bird he then brought the butt of his gun
TO the ground with the muzzle leaning against his
LEFT breast His dog coming up, jumped with his
] fore paws against him. and when his paws came
down, they struck the trigger Of the other barrel
snd discharged the whole contents in his breast,
/ and lodged in his shoulder. He fingered till Fri
! day. the Ith, when he died
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FALL HARDWARE.
WE are now in receipt of fresh stock

AI Il are now In receipt oI lIcSu stoCh
w of Goods consisting of
Pocket and Table CUTLERY, OF various patterns
GUNS and PISTOLS-a handsome assortment
BUILDING MATERIALS-such as Locks, Hin
ges Screws, Nails &c "a large ass; rtment
TOOLS Of ell descriptions, for Carpenters, Black
smiths, Machusts', and Farmers use. -
Torether with q general assortment OF Foreign
and Domestic HARDWARE, suitable to the wants
of the city and country trade.
Also, large and fresh stock of Saddery Hard
ware, consisting of Bits, Strups, Buckles, &C. &c
Coach Materials, Sprngsand Ak es, Patent Leather.
Hog Skins, Serge, Welting. Whips, &c.
Our purchases have been made direct from the
manufacturers in Europe and America, upon fsvora-
BILE terms.
Having had the experience of 20 or 80 years of the
wants of the country trade, atter ourselves mp
on keeping the best assortment Of Hardware suita-
BILE to the demands of Virginia. and North
Carolina merchants to be found in any one house in
the United States.
We most respectfully invite examination OF
our stock and prices by merchants and others VISITING
this Misunderstanding the that we can salts
fly even the largest class Of customers.
SMITH ROBERTS.
Importers of Hardware, No % Pearl st
NJ B. Always hand, an assortment Of MAYORS
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTlNG CLOTH.
au % 3. q X.
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OO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--Tb,

NO-PARINERSH1P ne
~ undersigned having associated together, under
the style of LARUS SHINE, TO conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
it's various branches to tske effect from the LIST of
July 1884 beg leave to inform their friends and the
pubic generally that they have opened in the large
and commodious house, No. IA Main street formerly
occupied by Messrs. Smith l. Roberts. and immedi.
ately opposite Smith 4 Harwoods Hardware Store.
where con always be found large and wsll.sescted
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
est variety with all the necessary articles
In the house. furnishing line.l
l. Il s. will give their undivided attention to all
sales of Real and Personal Estate. such as selling
Houses and Lots Stock sales of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes. Hats, House Furniture, &c &c.
which will be attended to with promptness, and ac-
counts of sales always ready when applied for.
We have in store now, splendid stock of Goods,
of all the various branches. which has been bought
low for cash. and which will be sold unusually low,
as we are determined to establish q reputation for
selling goods of all styles, at extremely low prices.
We have large and commodious room on the %
floor which will be exclusively land is we'll sdapted
for in. door Sales where goods of all styles can be
properly arranged and exhibited to advantage pre-.
vious to the sale. P. C. LARUS,
JAMES N. SHINE.
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The subscriber having assumed the reins,
not of State or Federal but of the sales of Messrs
Lsrus Shine-in which capacity he pledges him.
self no exertions shall be wanting, on his part to
make it to the interest of all who may be disposed
patronize the firm.
l take this opportunity of returning my grateful
acknowledgment to my friends and generous pub
c for the kind feelings expressed for the success
the firm and my individual prosperity, and hope, BY
close application to business to merit their conf
dence.
au22-1m J. HENRY DIGGES,
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THE SAN JACINTO,

BosroS, August 20-The accident to the u s
steamer San Jacinto is more serious than at first
reported. The bed plate is broken, requiring the
king out OF ell her machinery TO make the Ne
cessary repairs. |, is also said that she sprung
alesk She will probably be detained two or three
months, and the contemplated voyage to the Baltic,
on account OF the steness of the season. will have
~ be given up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

cuRA
CUBA.
The special correspondent o, the N. Y. Tribune

The special correspondent Of the N. Y Tribune
writes from Paris as follows:
Soon sfeer the revolution broke out ir Spain, Mr.
sn.le left Madrid with his family for journey Of
essure to the pyrenees. Melville Soule son oil the
Minister and Atache lnterne OF the Legation, was
s.nstched by bis father to Paris and London with
me dispatches for the Legations In those cities
md also for Washington. He leaves Paris to day,
n, ioin the family in the pyrenees In regard 10
Mr. Soules views on the pending questions, I may
be permitted to say this much, that snce Espartero
has come into power he has hopes of favorable
settlement of the Cuban question: auiess aided by
decisive measures on the part the Government at
Washington. He does not believe that the Queen
can hold her power long, and has strong faith 10
the ultimate success of the Republican cause No
propositions OF any kind have ever been made by
the Spanish Government to sell the Island of Cuba,
and Ii is not anticipated that nnder The present re-
cine any will be made
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER PROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug % : The steamer United
States has arrived with California dates 10 the Lot
instant
The Democratic Convention at San Francisco
split upon political questions. and nominated two
sets of candidates.
A large IRE occurred az Marysville recently,
which destroyed FIVE blocks. Loss e2500 900.
The wheat crop of California 10 immense, and .
large yield 10 expected.
Good health prevailed, and the miners had been
prosperous.
SAN FRANCISCO MAHxErs.
Flour-Sales OF Gallego at 80 5oaSl0. Provis.
ions had declined
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA Aug 2I.-A lad named Stenbsr.
ger was accidentally shot dead by another lad We scr
day, while they were in a boat on cunning excur-
sion down the river The gun had been fired of and
was reloadsd unknown to the unfortunate boy who
discharged it, The coroner's jury this morning ex-
I'D him from nv criminal infant -
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POLITICS IN MAINE.

BANGOR, Aug. 2l.-At Irregular" Democratic eau.
Gus on Saturday evening, Q: M Weston formerly ed.
or of the Augusta Age, offered resolution calling
Judge Paris for his views the Nebraska cues.
ton. and declaring that they would support him
for Governor if he continued silent. The resolution
was tabled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

A NEW DISCOVERY.-GO PENS
"A RE-POINTED BY ELECTRICITY-RAY-
MOND ALLEN, No. 144t South Second street,
Philadelphia, will re- point GOLD PENS by Electri.
city, and warrant them to write well ever, for
SOC piece. Mr.. WIN. A. BUFFERS, 157 Main st..
Richmond Va, is agent for Raymond Allen.
an 22-1wif
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DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO THE KNOW.
NOTHINGS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, August ls 1884 large meeting Of
Democrats held in this city this evening at which
resolutions passed expressing disapprobation of
the acknowledging" organization. Col. Caldwell
delivered forcibls speech in opposition to the
"Know-Nothngs Some disturbance was expect
ed, but all passed eff quietly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

Iowa ELEcTIoN.-The Legislature is said to stand
as follows: Senate-Whigs IA; Democrats 10; In.
dependent l, and to be heard from. House
Wings 81 Democrats 10, and IA to be heard from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

BosTor, Aug. 81 A man named Humphrey Dur.
can slater, was brutality murdered by rowdies dur
ing hght in South Boston last night. The murder
eI, an Irishman named Hallihsn, has been arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOI
L ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS

ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
l. ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons rsvsllins and all others should have bot
MlNATIVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness, these medicines frequently 10 less time
than it requiresto get physicisn.
To prevent Cholera, take q teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning. when.
ever you have pain internally externally, use the
Dr. i ROSES c%RasATvE f saLssM
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture is one of the most important ed.
cines and should be keptin all families As sooth.
Ing PREPARATION it has equal In cases of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus restlessness
crying or general pain it has been proved perfect
it has never failed. During the cholera of 1882 1884
and ls49, it failed in no instance when used before
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
used 1t during those memorable periods testify ing to
it'wonderfuf curative p'wers. IS cents bottls:
DrJ s. ROSES wHooPrNG co H3HI' SYRUP ~ II
sYes immediate relief, and frequently in one
Dr.J. S. ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHu.-rhi.
il of the best remedies ever used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder. and all equity Affections Price
DR.: Us. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for fallin. of
the Womb. Female Weakness Debility and Relsxa.
trrsses and external supports which can only prove
tonic strensthsaing Golden Pin. Price Soc .e'
ROAD ILLS-Thess Pills are not warranted to
cure every maledy or disease incident TO man. but
they are grand remedy for Bilious state OF the
system and common fsvers. They ere adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly
being often preventive of Bilious attacks and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE. will
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever or Fe
yer and Agre. Price l2A and 25c.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease or
week by nature, should read DR.. J. g. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser; (which contains description Of the dis.
eases of our climate and the mode Of trestrent In
can be had without charge
All Of Dr. 8. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A Rodeksr
J. B Wood, VIM. r. Ladd. 8. III. Zschrissop. A. les
lie. r. r. Duval Bro, Grubbs q. Apperson. in mi.
cityyand ofdesers generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
iy 2i-FM& W&cis-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23

DOUBLE SUIcIDE.-Eear Paris, Illinois, five or
ak months ago, George Hodge committed suicide
by cutting his throat few days since, Sophia
Hodge, his wife, killed herself by taking arsenic.
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MORTALITY IN NEWARK

NEWARK, N. j., August 20.-The interments in
this city for the past week were eighty, and the
deaths by cholera twenty. seven.
To-day we had fifteen interments and four deaths
l,yc holsra
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A BALTIMoREAN CHARGED WITH MUIR.

PHrLApsLrHrA, Aug. 2l.--Joseph Donley aud
Peter Crowel, alias Baltimore Pat who arrived at
New York In the U. S. Ssoreship Relief have been
arrested for the murder of Waterman Mooney, in
Moysmensing, several years ago. They are await
ing requisitiou.
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THE HEALTH OF SAVANNAH.

COLUMBIA, S. c, Aug. 2l.-It is reported that
there have been fifteen deaths OF yellow lever at
Savannah to-day.
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ATTEMPTED COALITION FAILED.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 2l.-The Wings and Free
soicrs OF Androscoggin county, met at Lewiston,
on Friday, and attempted to form a coalition but
failed.
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GREAT FIRE AT CHATHAM. G.

BUFFALO, Aug. ga fire occurred at Chatham.
Canada West, few days since. destroying a whole
block of stores warehouses, &c, on Main st., and a
bridge across the river Thames The loss estimated
Son
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TRUSTEES, SALE or STOCK or
AND STORE FIXTUREs Lon FRipAY, assf' -
August, commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning in
the store occupied by PembeFton 4 Bro on Main
erect, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank nil
seI Il Auction their entire stock OF Boots Shoes
Trunks Vsices, and Carpet Bags and also the store
Top Counter and Drawerp -s
Rms-All sums under $50, cash; $50 snd over.
months credit for approved ne gotiable paper S
@. L DENISON, Trustee
Sale conducted BY THOMAS w. KEEsE, Auct
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2i.-The nunber of cattle Of
fered at the scales to-day was $50 head All sold at
S5 10 81 the hoof-e9ual to $50 So nett averagng
$50 Hoss-Saies at s60 $3.50. Sheep dull at 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
BY Alexander MOTT

TRUSTEE'S SALE-MuIEa Ar.
\ AUCTION Will be sold in rear If IN, &C.,.
on 18th street, ON WEDNESDAY morning ga inst
at 10 O'Clock, three large, young and well broke
MULES. By order Of the Trustee = - -
Sale conducted by
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SAN rnANcrsco mAnKKrs.
THE MARKETS.

NEw York, August 22.-Flour has advanced
Southern l2 to 25 cents Sales of goo bbls. Balti.
more and Alexandria at sse7as9 81 Wheat un-
ssttled-scarce and wanted. Corn--large sales a,
s7s85 cents-Soutnern yellow and white nominal
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-Grain not quite SO firm,
but unchanged In price. Flour rather easier
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E,OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il will offer at public auction If not disposed of
privately before, on TUESDAY, August 18th. 1854.
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO.
PERTY:
l. The Store and Dwelling House, which is occu-
pied by myself and which was built but two years
ago in elegant and comfortable STYLE 1t 10 one of
the best business. stands in this State 1t the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Depot in this place. and occupies better
locality for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
2 One Lot fourth of an acre in size, situated be.
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
s. The Land lately purchased Of George Morriss
estate, kno wn as the CHAMBLICO TRACT, about
Il miles of this village, and containing two hundred
and fifty Eve and half acres well timbered and very
well adapted to the cultivation of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place. the timber will soon overpay for the land.
4. The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce-
RES Wooden and Tin-wape.
TERMs-For the Store aud Dwelling house, Lot
and Land one-third cash. one-third In month"; and
the balance in IL months, fer approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole IL paid.
For the Merchandise, cash will be required:
s3 8. HIRSH.
GoRpoNsvILLE, Orange CO.. Va,
July II, 1854. jy 28-lm*
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SCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
~ Plain colored French De LANES for travelling
dresses "e
Mouslin Debache, for riding dresses
New style Fall Prints
ALSO,
Plain aud Open Straw Hack Bonnets, very cheap
cheap 'e'S
Cambria and Muslin Collars, all prices.
c. A.GWATKIN
au 2l-6t Opposite Exchange Bank
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fl}IU7Fiii'' 'niiji17YS
~ LARuS Z SHINE.

ST0CK OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES,
-. n s.,..l EunNlTgkE, 40. At AUCTION.
ssll u pablle A.etioa % THUR sDAY, tie sssS Il.
rans eommsncins At 10 O'Clock, his entire stock 81
Elq1S tos ~ sfnask 0roceries, such ~ auear COT
ieo Less Moiassee. Bacon. Fish Flour, Meat Crock.
sy 81 every description, together With al bis ouss
renHur eonm.finp Of eofas, Bureaux. Tnbles
gnaiiG Also Kitchen Furniure Of every description
Marshall streets : - =. : = -@'- -.4
TERMs-Cs sh. J0arpu MINIMIZE
Sale conducted By LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts.
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BY THOMAS ". KEEsEE.
Office ct Geo. ]. gumners No. 90 Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, HOR-
= sEa. cows. CARNAGE AND HARNESS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION.-ln pursuance of the provisions oil
1858, and duly recorded Ia the clerks Office of Hen.
rico County Court for csrtafn purposes therein
3D. executed to the subscriber by H. r. Day aud Ma.
~ biz wife will expose for sale, at public auction
on THURSDAY, 3ist August, inst. commencing ct
10 o'clock In the morning, upon the premises, the
following property, to wit That parcel Of Land in
the county OF Menrico, containing about 50 scyee,
more or less, and known BY the name of "Hopewell.
adjoining the lands OF James Malone, W. Green, ia.
cob 8. Aztec, and Henry N. Rice.
Also the following Personal Property, to wit |: s
Horses, Cows Carriage and Harness, and ell the
session and occupation of said M. +. Day.
Terms made known at sale.
EDWARD D. EACHO, Trustee.
An 21-dtda - "
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WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined

WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined
w to open in this city, in connection with our
present business Wool Depot for the sale of Wool
and have , engsged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA
TERHouSE, the former efficient Agent of the
sary will be devoted exclusively to this business
All Wool received will be graded, that each pur-
compelled to buy such will not answer his pur-
poses.
There is grown in Virginia sufficient quantity of
Wool If concentrated and graded, TO attract the ct
tenton of manufacturers and dealers to our market
and we hope to succeed in establishing good market
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, see our circulars
CRENSHAW l. CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
je2S Richmond Va.
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DANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Gary streets, IL
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds of lain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in q
workmaplike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, PERSONS want
ing work done can be accommodated In few hours
notice.
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLs made
to order.
patronage from the publicis respectfully solicit.
ed.
B.-Highest cash price paid for old metals.
NV 2S-9m