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FURTHER ITEMS FROM CALIFORNIA. q

FURTHER ITEMS FROM CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. Dillon, the French Consul, having been ar
rested and brought into Court to testify in the
OF the Mexican Consul has struck his flag and will
not raise il again till ordered by the Emperor.
The Mexican Consul has been found guilty and
recommended to mercy.
The ship Golden Fleece in beating out of the
harbor on the 22d struck on rock and became to-
tai wreck.
The barque VIM. Claxton had capszed and 10
lives been lost
The steamer Gazelle had exploded on the Co.
lumbia river, Oregon killing 20 and woundng 80
persons.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23-George w Burkhart's
mil, on Broad near cottonwood street was totally
piee by different parties for manufacturing pur
poses.
A man named John Elicit, employed by VIM. A
Burtis, who carried on sash moulding in the build
ing, and James Lewis, assistant engineer, were
crushed to death by the falling walls. Their bodies
were taken out burned to a crisp. John RICHTER
was rescued nearly sufocated but has since recov
cred. The men had got out OF the building but on
going back were caught by the walls. Both Of
the deceased were married men, with large fami
, lies
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDRNr.-On Tuesday even
leg, VIM. G. Doged, clerk in the drug store OF
Messrs- Barry & Co., Baltimore, was killed on the
Washington and Baltimore Railroad. He intended
TO get off the at Elicots Mills, whittier he &C
compsnied friend; but mistook a station called
Leicester, for that place. and jumping of, he aght
ed on the South track, Immediately before burth:
en- train, which he had not seen The locomotive
passed over him, and so injured him. that he died
in Is minutes
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INTELLIGENCE FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHIsGToN May 23.-Warren Winslow, bear
er OF dispatches from the Minister TO Spain, arrived
this morning, and had an immediate interview with
the Secretary of State.
The Senate has confirmed James A. Peder, of
Florida, as Charge de Affaires to Buenos Ayres,
vice VIM ii. Bissell, declined.
William w. Fl. Davis was also confirmed as
Secretary to New Mexico, vice VIM. Messeny, re-
signed.
The excitement ON the Nebraska Question has
been followed by an extraordinary calmness in all
quarters.
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.4bsentees and those MOI voting
CONGRESS.

The HOUSE, on Tuesday, determined to adjourn
from the lst to the 9th June, to put the Hall upon
summer footing.
In SENATE, Mr.. DOUGLASS offered resolution in
favor OF recognizing the independence of Dominica
aud establishing diplomatic relations with that
country.
Mr.. GwrN reported bill from the Committee OF
Finance authorizing gold Coins of the value of $50
aud 800.
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ITO BUILDERs.-OrF1cE OF Cry EN-

i GINEER, May Esd, 1854 Proposals will be re.
ceived at this office until II o'clock M, on THURS
DAY, the LIST day of June next for remodeling the
interior and painting and otherwise improving the
exterior of the City Hail. The cost of the proposed
Improvement is estimated at $6,9i3. Bidders must
state the time in which they propose to complete the
work, and the person to whom the contract il
awarded will be required to enter into covenant with
faithful execution of the work If the contract is
not signed within ten days after the date of the
award, 1t will be considered abandoned, az reet-
No bids will be received which exceed the estimate
Plans Specifications, and all necessary information in
regard to the above work, be obtained by appli
cation at the office of the undersigned.
By order of the Council
my 24-dtlJune w. GILL; City Engineer
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NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY

NEW SCHUUf4 FRESB1IEKIAN ASSEMBLf 7.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23-The moraing session
Of the Presbyterian General Assembly was occu-
pied with the Report of the Committee upon the
education of young men for the ministry, and with
acontinuation of the debate upon Homan Catholic
Baptism
The afternoon session was devoted to addresses
from the delegates of corresponding Ecclesiastical
bodies. Rev. Mr.. Brayton OF California, made a
thrilling statement respecting the relig ious wants
OF that country.
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PROBABLE MURDER-sUIClDE BY LADY

Bosros. May 23-At an early hour this morning,
Charles Gouge, aged 10 years, runner with Gaia
ract Engine Company, was found dead on the side.
walk in Cooper street, his skui being beaten in and
his body exhibiting other marks of murderous as.
sault. The Coroner 10 investg ating the matter.
Ia Haverhill, yesterday, Mrs. Loud the wife
OF respectable citizen, drowned herself and her
infant child The cause was insanity.
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OLD SCHOOL PREsBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

0I.D oO11oJL FHLsb IEhIaN AsoLMbL
BUFFALO, May 23-The Old School Presbyterian
Assembly, after warm debate, broke up the large
Sync d of Philadelphia, making new Synod out
OF the Presbyteries of Baltimore. Carlisle, and the
Eastern Shore to be called the Synod of Baltimore
The Report of the Board of Domestic Missions
shows the receipts OF the year to have been S75,
900. The Report proposes raising an extra fund
of 100000 during the year, for Church purpo
ses. Elk President Fillmore attended the session
TO-DAY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANE

Yin HANOVER COUNTY-Pusuant to q decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 25th day
of April, 1854 In suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragand vs.. Ragland, 1, as the Commis-
soner in the said decree named will proceed, on
WEDNESDAY. the 3lst of May, 1854 between the
nuhi;c snct;on The LAM of wbch ~ q
Ragland died seized, supposed to contain about $50
acres or less lying the Slash Church, and
adjoining the lands Of Patrick Perrin Jno. c. Brock
and o. hers.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance upon cre-
dit of oneand two years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give bond with approved
eurity for the deferred payments and the title be
retained until convey ance is decreed by the Court
bnt selns az comissoner shai eonvev oD1 soUc cb
title as authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM }. RAGLAND, s. /
my dtds - $3.50 Commissioner.
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FIVE MEN DROWNED,

PHILADELPHIA, May % Five colored men wer,
drowned this afternoon. near Burlington, by the up
setting OF sail boat. There were six in the boat
and but one escaped. They all belonged to Phila
delphia. Their bodies were brought down by tn,
steamer.
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I OTIS FOR Remit wish to rent or
- lease the Land on which my stable stood be-
fore burned down. from this time until the LIST day of
August. 1852 that being the time said lease will ex-
pire. The lot fronts Grace street. 1t will be d.
of the said lease Any person wishing to lease the
lot any part of it, will apply to the subscriber
nv 24-St* fSHAM PICK FIT
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GUNNER CLOTHING selling off cheap

GUNNER CLOTHING selling off cheap
~ for cash, and comprising as large ga assortment
As can be found in this market
$50 single miIled cloth Frocf COATS
500 Dress and Frock fine cloth do.
$50 black and fancy Alpaca do.
is Drap d. Etc Dress and Frock do.
800 Linen Coats, of various styles and color,
Tofether with unusually good assortment Of LIN
en- PANTS and Marseiies VESTS and Furnishing
Goods sil Of which must be sold.
Our object 10 10 sell rst-rste goods at the lowest
possible fgHre.
IS Main street il the number.
ns25 GROSHONG TUPMAN 4 co.
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a COMMODIoUs AND EXCELLENT

- VBEILINO N IhIEATE bAIE.--Wbbf e
sutkorsed TO sell Ut moderate price, and upon very
hhexsl terms the dwelling recently occupied by
ChastaIn Fsrrar ESQ. This House, with some
small amount Of repairs. wenld be found TO be
one Of the nJost pieasant Tenderness now to be
bought 10 this city, possessing extensive view Of
kiehnaond. Manchester and surrounding country. and
81 the same time convenient to business. We aIe
siso su.horiseS 70 sell upon favorable terms. an
FIsnkiin streets. This house contains ~ rooms ser.
vent accommodation included, with apartments for
Of tbs most permanently built houses in the city
The roof and porchss Of which being covered with
n ,;so.ss a'i oec cd xFfERsoa. 4ass.
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REcAPITULATIoN.
44Rrmattre.
Democrats from the Southern States IS
Democrats from the Northern Sta'es... AZ
Wings from the Northern States...,.............o 90
Wings from the Southern States IA
ll3
Ngatire
Democrats from the Northern States ...........43
Democrats from The Southern States. 2
Wings from the Northern States .4s
Wings from the Southern States. z
100
Absentees and those nor potia9.
Democrats from the Horthern States .............5
Den5c rats from the Southern Ststes~...........8
hiEs from the Northern States. a
Wings from the Southern States.
81
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With variety Of other articles. such - Castors,
with general assortment Of Goods cornecfed WITH
Basketr, &c. s---S
CONTINUED.--The above sale will be confirm ed
on THURSDAY morning, al 10 o'clock.
~ n. Il. HICKSON 4 CO.
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GTRAWBERRY FEAST.-The Ladies
~ of the UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
will furnish an ENTERTAINMENT and offer few
very desirable articles for sale, ON THURSDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings of this week. at the LECTURE
ROOM on 9th street between Franklin and Grace
The proceeds will be devoted to the support of fee
VlginiaD.
Open from O'Clock throughout the evening.
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C. CT REV, 90
SOAP AND CANDLE MANITTACTURER

&C. CREW.
SoAr :. AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
INVITES the attention of tina trada fo HE
70 ss ysr TsGc n now 1n nand hch ne = to
mera w .AAo usual ''1'o " punc'usi susso-
81 A liberal a;.court .,,ow.a sx.h
NY en-
VALUABLE BUILDING T7ON
". "a sns5d7:.a Hill. q. Az rRlyATE SALE
on West Third street frontins so feet by IN ssst IL.
snr1 70. tsSm ne south line Of Byrd street
for negotiable notes intersst sddsd trn.t dssS - -
tie retained. - = : s.-'',a- -
- @y -. oODDlN = ArrEksON,
RIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
Il +WARD-"Dr JEFFRIE1 ANTfDCTE y for
the se5s Of sss1ss .Ao.s
IT, IL sreaept, are .,.ir.,, 90
harmless and is nquestionsbly the most PROMPT sna
ss.sa''' IL action q any medicine used r '''
rs ssG o o5 s, y in few AK; conn
INV is-d1mcat;s soia s.nts e. $500
=
~ odOCh rOn cALE:-r0r SAFE,
CRY ~ 1Re once = ~, 9r TEE
S.La VI M.Cn MOND: payable 70 July. iSSa bear
F's9 WIN. r. sHEPfARD,
TzNnsonE pFa7nP1c1 ss 80 ~ -
Ill RETWEEN F1RsTa .En aES w 49, as.a
tnat very neat framed sssdence on the southsde OF
'f1 sos 1a sss so ssssps ss
sioss rss arc = oa q brick Two
Ths ints frant q sst NM es h.sI tx g..
alley having on It Stable and I variety 81 Fruit
Trees water. &c. T neP lses Y really beautiful
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REcArTTvLATIoN.

~ II 45 % 10
Hon. Linn Boyd, of Ky, Speaker did not vote
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BY 0ODDIN { APPERSON. - :
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL

SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
ITALIAN COTTAGE VILLA, OPPOSITE
MOUNT Erin, FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii
pc sold on Tuesday afternoon the S0th day Of Nav,
1904, upon the premises commencing at O'Clock;
that beautiful Italian Cottage villa with IA acres Of
land attached thereto. called Oak lawn shout one.
third OF mile from the Eastern limits of the city
Of Richmond, now occupied by Mr.. John II. RoyaH
The improvements consist of the II Itslisp
Cottage Villa perhapsts be in Virginia contain
ing ten rooms, with large Kitchen attached Of same
srchi ectural styles including stable house
and the usual out buildings besdea all new havins
been erected during the past year. The whole pre.
misses are well enclosed BY new plank fence With
cedar posts, aud supplied With pure wel and sprpR
water. The materials used in and the workmsnship
upon the dwelling of the most superior kind and
the architectural puty Of the same, including tke
scenery of the pl009 10 unsurpassed. Sc :.
Indeed ii simpossble to describe this place IN an
advertisements view of il alone can express what
e meant by the description intended to be given -
Persons disposed to view the premises invited to
do 50: Mr.. Royal will take great pleasure in show
ing them: The said Cottage 10 to be sold by virtue
OF deed of trust executed to the subscriber, by
Jno. N. koyall and wife, dated 9th April, 1855 duly
recorded in Henrico County Court and with the full
consent and approbation of Mr. Royal. The terms
which will be accommodation. will be made known
at the time Of sale. The title IL believed 10 be per
feet but, selling trustee, shall convey with the
w GoDDIN. Trustee.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
MAIN AND CARY STREETS. FOR SALE
The subscribers are authorized to sell that truly va
liable lot on the Southside of Main street, of
3rd, opposite the residence of Judge Robertson. 1t
fronts Main street l66 feet; extends in rear 1854
feet. 1t will be divided to suit purchasers.
Also, the half acre lot at the corner of Cary and
9th streets, which stands the stable, &c. attached
TO the late residence of Geo. Taylor, Esq To be di
vded as above. Apply to
my 2e5t GODDIN l. APPERSON.
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NEW BOOKS, just received and fov
IN sale by SLADE l. BAKER
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER, by Ellen L.
Chandler.
THE BRIDE OF THE WILDERNESS, by Emer-
son Bennett
SWEENY TODD; Or, THE RUFFIAN BARBER
worth.
VIRGINIA AND MAGDALENE; Or THE FOsr-
mr., En- ai SlSTER by Emma D: Southworth.
THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER, by Emma D. E.
N. Southworth.
WOMAN AND HER MASTER.
THE MISER'S HEIR, by P. Hamilton Myere.
vlOLET-The Child of the City
KATE CLARENDON. by Emerson Bennett.
MILLER AND HIS MEN
RALPH RUNNIoN; Or, THE OUTLAWS
DOOM.
KIT CLAYTON; Or, THE HERO OF THE
ROAD, for sale by
SLADE BAKER,
my24 No Exchanse
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GALE OF HOGS.-All the Hogs caught
~ at large In the streets yesterday will be sold by
auction, at the City Hog Pens near the iail to-day
AZ ~ O'clock JOHN PEARCE, r. O. @ r.
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DROTECTION AND INSURANCE.
HERRING'S justly celebrated Fire and Bur
glar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES. are now seen
in almost every place of business. Every man who
has books papers. money, and other valuable art-
cles to preserve, finds that this is the cheapest and
only secure method of protection against fire and
thieves. These Safes now stand before the world as
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
in over one thousand severe fires. All persons who
have not secured one of Herring's cheap Insurance
Offices will ind full assortment at the office of the
State Agent. -..- :.
r. McCANDLISH, Jr,
my 24-tf lS6 Cary street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REA]


~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for HenIico county,
on the 9th day of April 1854 in suit there depend.
against Virginia B. Barker Albert Fisher and Others
defendants, the undersigned, who was appointed .
the 5th day of June, 1884 at IL o'clock in front OF
Henrico Coty Court House, proceed to sell the tract
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned, upon
the following terms: For much cash will defray
the costs of this suit and the expenses incident
such sale; and upon credit of and II months for
the balance of the purchase money! bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured BY bonds with
good security and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money il paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrico county contains
about three hundred acres, lies Immediately ON the
Chckahominy swamp adjoining the lands of An.
drew B. Carter and Edward F. Cartwright and Others
and is conside cred very valuable
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire of Thomas J. Carter, at
Jno. A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store, James D.
Thomas, Druggist, corner of 18th and franklin st..
Richmond, Va. my 10 dtd
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RLACK TEAS; Beadel's Starch; jack
II son,s 9ummsr Candlea; Cotton YaruG Come
Brandy. superior qsslIty; Madeirs and Port Wlnes
Dor ais By DAVENPORT, ALLEN co,
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w. GODDIN, Trustee.
NV 24-td Ant.
VALUABLE H1LF ACRE Lot ON

MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON.-Henry. L. Brooke Esa,
having disposed of at private sale bis residence on
Franklin street. with the half acre attached thereto
we viii sell at public Auction, on MONDAY after.
mencing at O'clock the half acres fronting on
Main and Jefferson streets. 1t will be divided into
lots each fronting So feet the North side of Main
street running back $50 feet to alley in common
Is feet wide. :
FERMs-One quarter cash. balance at g. u and IS
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed GODDIN APPERSON,
NV @ A,,et;o.aa..
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 18th inst At O'CLOCK, P n, we
old Distillery, several valuable Building IdTS. :
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at end months,
interest added, satisfactorily endorsed, title
myl7 ALEX MOTT CO. Aucfa
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\ BOOK which every one should buy,
IA particularly the Odd Fellows-A Sermon on
the Death of DAVID HENRY REED, late Secreta-
ry of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. preached in ST.
Johns Church, Richmond, Va, by II. s. Kepler-
price l24 CENTS For sale by
GEORGE Nj. WEST,
my % sand Exchange Place.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" AT THE CORNER OF MAIN AND 2lST
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRI
DAY Afternoon, the 18th May 1884, upon the pre-.
misses commencing at O'clock, most valuable Lot
at the corner of Main and 2ist Streets fronting on
the South side of Main street42 feet. running back
feet on 2lst street, owned by Franklin.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and mos,
for goiiabe notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained
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EREE PAPERS LOST-On Monday
Il evening last, between the Dock and the Fair
rewarded by leaving them at this office.
BEVERLEY HULL,
my Is A Free Bow of Color.
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FNGLISH MUSTARD AND SALAD
IL OIL--Of best quality. for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO. Druggists,
my 25 90 Main street,
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II ALIFAX HERRINGS.-175 bbis. No.
- Halifax Herrinsa rsceiyine and for sale.
my 2-lw FLANAGAN. STOKES co.
BLOOD SYRUP OF IODINE, HY-
~ DRIOOATE or POTASH, CITRATE or
IRON AND SPANISH SAR8ArARlLLA--forr egu-
letins the stomsch and bowek and cleansing the
bloodfounded upon the principle that al dissssss
originate directly or Indirectly from IN impure state
Of the blood. The above combination u particularly
adapted to this season Of the year. being mot only
purifier of the bleed but at the same time most
agreeable and sxeslIsnt Icnic. fex sale b
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Solar, Tanners, Sperm
" and Machine Oils for sale by
PURCELL, LADD co. Druggists,
nv 25 90 Main street.
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
The subscriber intending to remove to the South,
offers for sale, the farm which he resides situated
in the county of Henrico, on the New Bridge road
three miles from the First Market, adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Gibson and Jno. Goddin, Esq The
farm contains hundred four and half acres it'll
ample supply of wood, good and comfortable
dwelling, with necessary out-buildngs For terms
NC, apply to the subscriber the premises or God.
din 4 Apperson Richmond.
my VIM q JOHNSON
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUA-

1LD BRICKS, FRA NJ Els, &c, AT
" AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, 27th NAV, at
o'clock, upon the premises at the southwest corner
of Grace and 9Th sts will be sold the ruins of tbs
corner building recently burnt, comprising LARGE
NUMBER OF BRICKS, FRAMES, CRATE 8,
STONE SILLS. &c, &C.. the walls to be taken down
by the purchaser Immediately, and to be removed
within thirty days.
TERMS months credit for an approved note with
interest added TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS
my "a Auctioneers
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

CLOTHING AT AUCTION -On FRI.
" DAY, 18th inst, at my store, will sell : lot Of
CLOTHING. combating of Coats. pants, Vests,
Shirts, SusPendefss Hose, Heavy Country Wool
DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES. ac.-Al.o. . lot
Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
my Is Il CAiTT70RN
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FUTURE DAYS


-FOUR YOUNG MULES AT AUCTION
--0p SATURDAY, 9th inst, Il 10 o,eiook, q
the large lot II Of my kors, will seil 1t Anc.
fions on credit Of four months, far approvoa neko
table paper. four young liks.y MULES wslI bEoksn
FLOODED COW--I will also ssfi fine MICH
COW, half Dufham and half Alderney, raised near
the city, She u four years old and has had bat one
calf. Tiny 81 r. CAuTHQHN .
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BURNING IF l. u I'D Fresh Burning
- Fluid in barrels or quantities to suit For sal
by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Druggists.
my IS 80 Main street.
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BURNING FLUID.-I0 bbls. receiving
my Is BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
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CITY STOCK FOR SALE-For sale,
~ ar the Chsmberlain,s ONCE BONDS OF TftL.
CITY OF RICHMOND. payable to July, 1885, bear-
ing interest at the rate per cent per sunun pay
able semiannually, and not subject TO city tan Z.
s5@s WIN. r. SHEPPARD,
my 22-diw 49, Chamberlain.
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I HhEOO UOOOO! DhEOS UOODO =
~ We have now on hand as good assortment
of Dress Goods have had at any time during the
season. As large part were bought very late in the
season. at prices very much less than they sold
at early in the are prepared to offer great
bargains. We have Figured and Printed Grenadines;
Tissues; Grape de Paris; Black Grenadines; Organ
dies; Jaconets; Lawns; Plain and Figured Muslins,
&c, &c. HARTWELL L. CO.,
my % lis Broad street.