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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27


~ 0OD0IN 4 ARREn0ON.
VALuABIE 4 m IN HENR1CO,
~ ~ T rM. vAnINA Road. ABoUIs NILS
AZ AuCTi0N VIII - selA e ths pesnIsss 8
oeosl is a fs .S 3 s s; ssss e q, ss
ushle IA9n. ef whisA TIE lsss Thonss q Ksesse
ssd :s sscs !. &c ses. e asasss sse.
land Roads sljolnise he lsnds II Msesrs. Hensy
Coz sna J:sL.oa =. CEiidrsy. and sonisiaiDe 81 .
viii BE- made before he dsy q sale, b Which he
exsct qnanuty can be escerfained twill b divided
into l.o or more pe<esls - may Be- dssmsd most 3D.
The saildInss On the pises, though originally no.
. msr.ioy sooS nov somewhat ont Of ordsr, and
yssrs past has soss down eonsiaersbsy = Fasm.
.u.cspsihs q sr.ss i.eprovsn.n Is the .oii i re-
portion of the land IN very enc original erovtk Of
both eak snd pine timber, which h now becoming
River distant aboat two miles On this trsst there
10 within quarter OF uile Of Varisa Road large
DWELLING one story Of brick and Of wood. built
House and Bs.n md s.shsfai f spains Of Wss.s
convenient, shade trees &c. Indeed this place Il
H.: s5.s sd :, . ss.1
to health comfort and socisty There ID aso anoth-
er Frame Dwelling another part ofthe estate, with
Persons disposed TO view the place are pectfuiy
requested to call ON MesHs. Henry Coz and jackson
showing the same.
The term: win be one-fourth eaah balance at 6, u
and months for bonds bearing interest," secured by
By Isaaest Of the heirs at law of Thomas C. Kse-
GODDIN L APPERsON. Auetionesr.. s
P.S. Will be sold on the premises, ON THURS
DAY, the 5th day Of October, 1854 at o'c!ock p M
most valuable Warehouso Lot in the city Of Rich.
moHd, fronting 40 feet Rocketts running back to
Water street, adjoining the store of Mr. George Me-
rism.
TEaMs-One-tbird cash; balance at and IL months
with interest," and title retained till last is paid
se7-2awtd g. 4 A.
EvARM AND GRIST AND SAW MILLS
IL ON THE DANVILLE RAILROAD. NINE
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT be sold ON TUESDAY.
the 18th day Of October, 1854, upon the premises
Commencing at II o'clock, M, the farm in the coun.
ty of Chesterfield on the Danville Railroad, Zine
miles from the city Of Richmond, now in the oeeu-
pancy Of Mr.. w. 8. Waring. The tract contains 1876
cleared and in good condition for Improvement The
dwelling contains Eve rooms; the usual and ssaJy
out houses all new. eeees
The Mill, formerly known as "Fore's contains one
pair stones. one circular and one upright saw and
lies, imme diately the railroad. The Saw Mill is
now dong good business, and to an enterprising
man it offers great advantages, valuable body Of
timber Ia nd, quite near to it be purchased at
fair price; and the plank when sawed can be imme-
diately sent to the Richmo nd mark ct and thus find
q ready sale at fair prices.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
re 22-2awtds GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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To PREVENT AND CURE cHoL-

w fhEfkAN1 AND CURE CHOIl-
l. ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons trsve Linz and all Others should have bot
MlNATIyE BAlsAM BY them. In case Of sudden
than it requiresto get physician.
To prevent Chslers, take teaspoonful of Pain
curer in wine g sss Of water every morning; when.
ever you have pain internally externally the
1 is Z ins for cbo
era, Cholera Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture one of the most m ed
cines, and should DO kept in all families As sooth.
ing preparation, It has equal In cases Of infants
with bowel complaint, choera morbus restlessness
crying or general psn, 1t has been proved perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints of adults
1t has never failed. During the cholera of 1882, 1884
and 1919. it failed il instance when nsed before
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used 1t during thosq memorable periods testfsing
its wonderful curati We powers. % cent? bottle;
DR.. J. s. ROSES wHoop1SaS COUGH HEsH' syrup 4 Il
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures In
Dr.. s. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This
the Kidneys Bladder, and ali Gouty Affections Price
d.. J. 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling Of
the Womb, Female Weakness Debility and Relaxa-
ton. Thisdisease. heretofore treated by bandagea
trussss and external supports, which only prove
Pastiyes Yields completely to the use of these
DR.. j. S. ROSES ANTf-BILIoUS Or RAIL-
ROAD PILLS These Pills not warranted to
they grand remedy for q Bilious state of the
system and common fevers. They adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly
being often preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DR.. Rose'sTONIC MIXTURE, viii
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever or Fe-
yer and Ague. Price Ia and &c.
All whose constitutions are impaired BY disease. or
weak by nature should read Dr.. J. 8. Roses Medi-
cal ADVISER (Which contansa description of the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of trea.ment.) 1t
can be had without charge.
All of Dr.J. s. ROSES valuable Family M edicine .
to be had of Purcell, Lsdd Co.. Bennett Il Beers,
Adis Gray, Q. A. Strecker. A. Duval, A. Bodeker,
J. B. Wood, VIM. Ladd, 8. M. Zachrsson, A. Les
lie, 4. r. Duval Bro, Grubbs l. Apperson, in this
city, and fdealers generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
jy 2l-FMAW&cs-ts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OFyALIJA.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF GOOCHLAND, HENRICO AND THE CITY
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court of the City Of Richmond. pronounced on the
cit and others, Commissioner, will sell public
auction, the premises respectively, the following
Tracts of Land, namely
On the ID day OF October 1884, will sell one undi.
vided sixth interest In the tract of land in Goochand
county, known the Ninety 44cre tract, situated ct
Manakin about II miles froE the city Of Richmond,
on the river road, and about fourth of mile from
the James River and Kanawha Canal. It abounds in
excellent coal, which il now worked by Mr. John
VIM. Cottrell.
On the 10th Of October 1884, will sell the tract of
land in the county of Heprico supposed to contain
coal, and known as the Deep Run tract, situated
about twelve miles from the city Of Richmond, and
near the Deep Run Turnpike. containing about nine
ty acres all in wood and timber, and near the resi-
dence of Thos. O. Burton, Esq.
The terms of sale are: One-fourth cash, and the
balance Q creditof one, two and three years the
Commissioner taking from the purchasers for the de-
erred payments bonds bearing interest from the day
of SALE and retaining the title until all of the pur.
chase money il paid and deed il ordered By the
Court. The title to the property is believed to be
perfect, but selling a. Commissioner shall only
convey such title az 10 vested in me by the Court
JOHN A PICKETT, Com,r.
N. B.-The foregoing property will be sold on the
days above mentioned, if fair, if not the FIRST fair
day thereafter.
Persons wishing to purchase and to know more
fully about this property refer them to C. W. Mac.
Potomac Railroad Depot, or will give any informa-
ton concerningit Ny address 10 Garlandls r o.,
Albemsrle county, Va.
ne 22-2awtds JOHN A. PICKETT +
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FREE pEMocRATIc CONVENTION.

AuBuRN, N. Y, Sept. "a caucus OF the mem.
bers of the Free Democratic Convention was held
this afternoon, aud resolved 10 press the Indepen-
dent Maine Law Ticket.
The Convention met this evening, and Ii now In
session. Joshua Leavitt was chosen as temporary
chairman. About half the counties are represent
ed John F. Hale addressed the Convention.
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M ISIS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR

M ISIS A. N. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
AL YOUNG LADlES.-The seventh session Of
this school will commence on tbs first MONDAY Of
October next, ut the schoolrooms corner Of Frank
lin and Fifth streets.
Horacs r. Smith, A. B., q brofhe. of 1Giss Smith,
viii be connected with the school - Associate fTn-
cipai The most competent teachers will assist N
the various Departments The coune Of instruction
10 thorough and embraces 81 tho regulates for in.
ished education Frequent lectures VIII be gwen In
CON nection With the hisher English brasehes Ice
tars, On Natural rhilcsophy and sseonSs-
without extra charge. Miss 8. pledges hsrsslf t.
teach e such . manner g e enable the yurs. who
With perfect facility ~ the end Of the session. Each
department Of the school Will BE- under The super
vision Of the principsa who win regularly examine
the different elasses
TEa.s-Essli.h bsaps.es 80 Primary Dspsst.
ment, go. Ancient ard Modern IAngneges, 80
eaeh. InstFamsntai nuae, Prcfessenl prices Draw.
Ing; Embroidery, 10. extra charges.
NJ Smith viii form psiyate cIaapos y the Greek
and Latin languages Further pertteuias made
known IN . fsw weeks b. application q the hook
stofe Of Mr.. Wm- 4. Buffers. i57 Main street.
nuo-0o64uff
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office 1t Geo. j. eumnerr, No. 20 Pearl street.
T'RUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
u CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY Morning. next. 4tb of
October, commencing at 10 O'Clock, large and yalu-
able stock Of CABINET FURNITURE, in the store
occupied by Curry & Brother, oppodte the Virginia
Banks consisting In part of Sofas Rocking and Easy
Chairs, Wardrobes, Bureaux, Sidsboards, Csntrs
Gard and Dining Tables, Hish and Low.Post Bed
steads, Mirrors. Hat Racks, Book Cases, Mahogany.
Cane md Wood Seat Chairs, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses, Washstands 4e, he. Also, lott Of Cabinet
Hardware, Curled Hair, &c.
TERMs.-An sums under $50 cash $50 and over
that amount month"; credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
By order Of tho Trustee.
Sale conducted By THOS. W. KEESEE,
se 2G Auct.
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HOUSE FURNITURE AYR

" AUCTION.-On FRIDAY afternoon, the 18th
at the residence OF Mrs. Mary f. Hoffman, on Second
street, opposite the Corporation Lot she being shout
to leave the city, her entire stock of handsome
House and Kitchen Furniture, conss ing in pary Of
handsome Sofas, Parlor Chairs. Marble Top Centre
ard Pier Tables. Carpets and Rugs Marble Top
Wristbands, handsome Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses
Bedding, &c. &c. Chairs, Tables &c. &c, together
with the usual assortment Of Kitch sn Furniture.
SEQ LARUS SHINE. Aucts.
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correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writ

correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing
from Columbia, 5. c., Sept %, says;
A shocking murder was perpetrated in Newberry
district in his State Tuesday last 1t seems that
a difficulty had tor some time existed between a Dr.
Gauther and Jesse Scurry, planter, growing out
of fight between the parties, Ia which the former
had been stabbed. Gunther swore vengeance for
the injury he had sustained and has but too faith
fully carried out his word. On Tuesday last he saw
Scurry coming up the road in a buggy with ser
want by his eide, and seizing gun he fired at Sour
ry, intiicting a mortal wound which soon proved
fatal Ii Is said that the negro was also killed
Gunther was accompanied by his brother, both of
whom instantly fled and have not since been appre-
hended. Scurry and the Gunthers occupied rsspec-
table positions in society, but were men of violent
tempers and habitually went armed. Scurry some
years ago shot and instantly killed very estimable
young man of the district 10 melee and has now
met the same fate himself
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THE BOSTON ANNEXATION.

BosToN, Sept. 25.-The total vote in the city upon
the question of the annexation or consolidation OF
the city with that of Charlestown is i560-ms0rity
In vote
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Flour has further declined
80 cents per barrel with sales of 1850 barrels AT
$868 IS for straight site. and Sc az Isl for Ohio
Southern has declined Is GEMS per barrel with sales
of 1000 bbis. at $S08 so.
Wheat has declined 10 cents per bushei since Sa.
turday, with sales of 900 bushels white Pennsyva
mia at lsoc-, and white Michigan l75c.
Corn has declined cents to cents per busheL
with aales of 10 900 bushels Western mixed at 75c
76 cts ~
Pork is dull. Beef is dull, with declining tenden
cy. Lard il dull at l030lIc
Whiskey II buoyant, at Ala
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nOCT hUME, Of the Ola Msd;c.

~ Hcuse, 10 stil engaged In tre.tinr II sorts 81
secret diseases and hereby invites can from thoss
yho may hsve been unfortunate in Their aseocstions
IN the country who hsys bssn given up 81 ths phy-
ncisns - incsfcble Caess few Indeed that ean-
T1a pc lcscned ~ medicine when correctly applied.
tfeTer y probably the very best thing nov bsfors
me public for rsnoratins syssm already shattered
,smedy, called F.sneh Mil. 4 nsxt q ssrtainfys-
on,ee on Fsanslia street. Jest belev the Exehanss
mond. Va. 80 ,s---' 81 S
n,,:ss..ss securely pssksa al ssst - erlsr vtsh
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BY LARUS L SHINE.
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER

" AAOADAG + AIM LIN CdE6l En-
FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MON.
we will sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM,
belonging to Mr.. 8. p. Gilbert situated in Chester
field, on the Chesterfield Court House Road, about
miles from Richmond. containing 100 acres, 60 of
which Is improved and so in original growth (heavy
timbered) The improv ements consists of good re-
sdence, together with all the necessary out-houses
Also, an excellent Spring, and an Orchard bearing
Peaches, Pluns Pears, Cherries and Apples and
well adapted for Market Garden.
The above Farm Is part of Hobbs' estate, well
lars given on application TO tho subscribers.
LARUS SHINE, Aucts,
se II II Main street.
ENQUIRER please copy.l
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE, tic, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
next, the 18th inst. commencing at 10 o'cieck we
will sell at public auction. at the residence of Mrs
G. Philip on Main. between 7th and 18th Streets her
entire stock of handsome Household Furniture, (she
being about to leave the ethyl embracing In part
splendid Brussels Carpets and Rugs
handsome Rosewood Piano, Stoddard's best
2hsndsome sprinsseat Diyans, hair cloth
Sofas, =
Mahogany Gothic worked seat and back
12superior Mahogany spring Parlor Chairs
handsome Mahogany Bedsteads; Beds, Mattress
Handsome Ladder Dressing Cabinet
Mahogany Bookcase, Lounges, Marble Top Wash
2splendid Parlor Chandeliers and Passassdo.
OifCloths Stair Carpets, tog ether with lar and
COED assortment of Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
P.S-Mrs. G. Philip will take pleasure In exhibit
niture, &c. DC, on ThrTsdsy evening preceding the
sale The above Furniture is all made. made to
ORDER LAhUS SHINE.
SEES Aucts.
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A youth named Francis Davis was accidentally
accidentally shot in the arm last Sunday, in Alex
andria, by another youth named Francis Jefferson
The limb may perhaps require amputaiion.
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THAT BEAUTIFUL PLACE CALLED

1LEA0ANV ia kS." NEAR CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On WEDNES-
pay. 4th Of October 1854 upon the premises. at A
o'clock p NJ, will be sold the above beauti u tract
Of Land, the Iesidence of Mr. Thomas Il. Blakey,
situated near Church Hill, about II miles from the
First Market The tract contains so acres mostly
cleared but with sufficient wood for the uss OF the
place. The soil is of the character best adapted for
hardening purposes and has been much improved
The buildings consist of large framed Dwelling with
rooms in elevated situation and surrounded with
fine oaks with spring and well of good water con-
venient; brick Stable q fset sqaare Carriage Houses
Barn, &c, all of which, with small outlay may be
rendered perfect. Regarding the rapid mprovement
taking place in property on Church Hill, near the
above place. its beautiful situation and productive
eoi IL no exaggeraton to say that leasant Oaks
presents more Inducements to those seeking q de-
shtful country seat near the city wishing to in
vest advantaseously, than any other suburban pro-
peTty now in the market, whilst the whole property
will be sold together, thus afording fine opportu-
nifty for speculation to those disposed to subdivide it
into smaller lots. go - = 3E
plat of the property may be seen at our Office
TERMS -One-quarter cash; balance at /, 2 and s
years, with interest payable semsnnuslly, and Sc
cured by trust deed
Sc q TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Auct..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

IN rELLlGENCE a THE MISSING sTEAM,
ER-rHE sTEAEER 4 TOTAL Loss-FAs
sENGERs SAFE
1 HALIFAX Sept. Is The pseamer ely of Phila.
delphia, about whish much anxiety hes besn icis,
stranded on Cape Rkce onihe It'll inst The vessel
II IL thought will Feove total loss. The passen.
gers over 500 in pkmber werc all landed In ssfefy
and have arrived Atfislifax.
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PITrsBuRG.-By slip from the Pittsburg Dis
patch, we learn that up to Saturday evening, there
had been GIG cholera in that city and suburbs
On Saturday there was material decline In the
ravages OF the disease, the number of deaths being
only one-half as many as on the preceding day. The
number of new cases also fell off.
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A man named Chas. King, who Is suspected of
having shot Waterman Stone, of Baltimore, short
time ago, was arrested In Alexandria on SUNDAY
night. 1t Is thought that Stone cannot recover.
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FIRE AT NEWTON. MASS.

BosroN. Sept 25-The cabinet manufactory of
Mr.. +. A. Smallwood, at Newton, was destroyed
by fire last night. The loss amounts to about
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CONDITION OF THE BANKS.

NEW YoaK, Sept. 25.-The report ofthe condition
of the city banks for the present week, shows an in
crease of loans to the extent of S456.000; de-
crease of specie to the extent of l55l, 800; de-
of circulation of sl50 00 and of deposits of
81 55g 600
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SUICIDE CT MERcHANr.-The N. Y Journal
of Commerce, OF Monday, says:
Ats O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr. John P. Ware,
late clothing merchant at No. 403 Broadway was
found suspended by the neck and dead, at his resi-
aence No LIS East 10Th street. Deceased for many
years carried on business In Chatham street. and
last spring moved to the above location In Broad.
way. He made heavy shipments of clothing to
California, and lost largely by the operation, and
was recently obliged to suspend payment. This
preyed upon his mind and rendered him at times
apparently insane, and during those occasions he
had been heard to say that life burthen to
him. Deceased was a native of Virginia. Al years
of age and leaves wife and seven children.
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PEDUCED PRICES.-POWERS the
~ well known FLESH TINT ARTIST, 1879 M ain
street. sign of the Red Flag, is taking Daguer-
reotypes at the oacest prices known in
Citizens and stran who wish to procure GOOD pic.
lures eff themselves friends, at rery oio prices
would do well by calling at POWERS large sky.
light gallery. If the picture does not please YOU ef
ter being taken, you are not asked to pay for it.
sell
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RAILROAD CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI. Sept "a Convention of Railroad
men has been held at Columbus, and adjourned on
Saturday. They djourued on Saturday taking &C.
ton similar to that of the recent New York Conven
ton. Free passes to be abolished and the tariff
on freight and passengers advanced.
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Rev. c. M. Butler preached his farewell sermon
In Washington on Sunday night last, having accept
cd a call to parish in Cinci mai
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THE MAkKErs.

New YosK, tcpt. 26.-Flour-state and Ohio
brands e1.5o0Ss; Baltimore, S7.75asaa5. Wheat
Southern red ASSASSIN; White eI75 Corn
Large sales at unchanged rates market fine.
BALLiMoRE. srt- B.-Flour dull. wh.at-prime
red Sis a si.o. White $40 q $780, Corn
PUNE white 7sat75 eentsi yellow 7s07s eents
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MI. F. L. Brociett, clerk of the Circuit Court In
Alexandria, rendered his resgnation of that Office
on Friday last.
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ARREsT.-A telegraphic dispatch from Balt.
more, dated Sept. IS, says:
suspicious character was arrested In this city
yesterday, who. it is believed, recently perpetra.
ted the heavy forgeries several banks 10 the city
ct New York. 1t is strongly suspected that seve-
raj OF his accompiices are now in Baltimore The
police are on their track.
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ny TAYLOR 4 WILLIAM.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc. AT

IL AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9th sent.
at 10 o'clock A: NJ, 1t the residence Of Thomas j.
Glenn, on Broad, between 9Th and 7th s:s will be
sold the entire stock of Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, consulting of the usual variety.
By request of FENDALL GsfFFIN. ESQ
Aefee 1890 Auctioneers. -
ADDITIONAL. = 4
MICH COWS-Win also be sold three MICH
COWS, raised in and near the city.
Terms - above. It's W., Auets.
o = -
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sHOUGHs, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
O{&c.-LEONARD's INSTANT RELIEF AND
SPEEDY CURE for Coughs, Colds, Consumpdoa,
Asthma, Hosrseness, Hopping Coughs. Groups and
Bronchitis be obtained Of Messrs Purcell. Ladd
L Co.. 81 Main street; A. A. George Co. corner Of
4th and Broad streets and of all respectable drug
gifts and dealers in Virginia.
THOMAS LEONARD,
se 16 Richmond, Va.
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CoLumBIA.-Itis stated that the health of Coum
bia, Pa. has been nearly if not quite restored.
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; BY ELIAS HALE. No. los Main It.
ON THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock.

ON THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock,
~ ,hal offer at auction large assortment Of Staple
and Fancy Goods consisting In part a. follows viz
Gold and Silver Watches 1880
Geld Jewelry of every description
SILVER and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
$500 doc white and colored spool cotton
1900 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
16 Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 :. Porte MonaeG and Purses
$50 Hair, Teeth. Nail and LaIher Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds
$50 " assorted Combs 9 %- - 6ss a.
lis 6 fancy Boxes, large assortment
S450 fancy Soaps 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment Of blank book. paper en-
vsePei nee, psns, "sasEs aGnois barrel guns pa
er with great variety of goods too numerous TO
mention, In lots to suit purchasers Every article
warranted a. represented. City and country mer-
chants respectfully invited TO attend the SALE a.
the goods will positively be sold to close consisn-
mens. ELIAS HALE,
106 Main 1t.
Addftions can be received -
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CAV MILL FOR RENT.-We wish to
~ rent, the Saw Mill lately occupied by Jno Will
ans the foot of Virginia street. and contiguous
to the James River and Ksnawha Co.'s Canal, and
Richmond and Danvlle Depot 1t would be yalua-
bic for Planning Mill. Apply to
Sc 8-3tawSW HAXALI, a CO n