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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
no Females.

You win find these Pills an inyaluabls
medicine in many complaints to which you
are subject. In distractions either total
or partial, they have been found of inesti
Unable benefit IN restoring and purifyin.
the blood and other fluids so as to cure all
complaints which may arise from female IT.
regularities, as headache, dimness of sight,
pam in the side, back, &c, &c. Thes"
Pills are the only sale and ellectual remedy
to cure the following complaints: Goui,
Nervousness, Melancholy, SICK Headache,
Giddiness, Rheumatism, distressing dreams
and dlmness OF sight, or in fact any of the
diseases that arise from affe ctioas of the
Liver, impurity Of the Blood. or constipa.
ton of the Bowels.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
DYSPEPSIA.

The symptoms of Dyspepsia, and its va
rious diseases are dizziness in the head.
heartburn, oppression after eating meals.
sourness arising from the stomach. &c.
and sometimes general langour of the
whole body. from this it will be seen that
The disease owes i,s origin to disorgan
lied state OF the Liver and stomach. HO-
BENSACk'S LIVER PILLS is the very
medicine TO effect permanent and lastinr
cure. as they act by changing the certain
morbid actions of the system into healthy
action, and rendering the blood pure and
healthy.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

l. Curtis main street, Keokuk Iowa. sole manufacturer
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BIZ THE PACIFIC
TERRIBLE BATTLE.
NAVAL COLLISIONS EXPECTED.

NEW York, Feb. l0-The Vienna correspondent
of the London Times states that terrific battle was
in progress at Matschn on the 18th, attended with
fearful loss of life. The town was in flames.
Further fighting at kalaiat was daily expected.
The I'd division of the Russian feet, consisting of
% vessels was cruising in the Black Sea. COLI.
sion there was considered very probable.
The Pasha at Belgrade had ordered the immedi
ate dismissal of all Russians from Servia.
The rumor that Silistria on the Danube had been
captured by the Russians was not credited. Siiis-
tria is strong military post, aud resisted the at
tempts OF the Russians in 1925 though they took it
after nine months seiee in 1929. Since 1885, it
was restored to the Turks
The Arch Duke Constantine was at Sebastopol,
when the message arrived from the allied fleets he
became furious, and ordered the fleets to go to sea
TIE Russian Admiral returned answer that he had
no orders to receive from the English or French
Admirals.
ST. PETERSBURG, 1Sth-The steady rise in i'm
ported articles indicates war 1t is stated that go 900
Persians are about to invade Bagdad.
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.

There was heavy shock of an earthquake at
Ma 'riposa on tn Sd ult
The steamer Ranger had exploded her boilers
Alameda. killing three persons
heavy fall OF rain commenced at San Francisco
the llth ait
Promising silver mines have been opened in
Monterey county.
heavy norther prevailed on the 5th, doing con
siderable damage to the shipping in San Francisco
harbor.
The fllibustering excitement had fallen down to
a low point, except at Stockton where meeting
was held, approving of Walkers proceedings, but
the leaders we're arrested by the police
large meeting had been hcid in the Merchants
Exchange San Francisco, against the law, impos
ing tax upon consigned goods.
Mexican expedition against Walker left Mszat.
Ian on the 25th OF November.
One hundred and fiffy Chinese have been arrest
ed in San Francisco, charged with conspiracy to
extort money.
Hong hong, dates to Nov. I'd had been received
Toe China Mail publishes the reply of Humphrey
Marshall, the U. $. Commissioner, in answer to the
charge ofthe insurgent chief that he had sided with
the imperialists. Mr.. NJ. says he took arms from q
Chinaman ss security for loan OF $500, and oil
course refunded tine arms when the money was
paid
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coNGREss--THuRspAy.

SEyATE.--The bill making grant Of public
lands to the several States and Territories of the
Union Tor the benefit of INDECENT insane persons,
was taken up aud made the special order tor Mon.
cay. February 20
The French Spoliation bill was taken up, and At.
ter some discussion its further consideration was
postponed unnl tomorrow.
The Nebraska bill was taken up and Mr. Smith
spoke at some length thereon.
without concluding, the subject was postponed,
and the Senate went into Executive session and af
ter some time adjourned
HOUSE OF hEpREsEsrATIvEs.--T Speaker laid
before the House report from the Topogra-
phical Engineers giving Information relative to the
removal OF the distractions at Colbert Shoals In the
iennessee rlyer; which was referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce
The House proceeded to the consideration of the
deficiency bill, and which had been reported from
heConniittee OF the Whole, with numerous amend
mrnis; which were then adopted
The bill; was afterwards rejected bv vote of 81
to93 - -
Motions were made 10 90 into committee 10 ad.
journ, and to call the roll Of the House. and roas;
derabe excitement prevailed
On the motion Of Mr. CliL9man to recons;der ,be
vote by which the bill was rejected and 10 Law the
motion to reconsider on the table. equal number
voted andthe Chair decided IN the affirmative
So ths motion 70 r6consiier was laid on the table
On revision OF the v0te. by which the motion -
reconsider was laid upon the table, il Is found thst
Chair.
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MORE GOLD ARRIVING.
LATER FROM souTli AMERICA Am ans
TRALIa. Z

LATER FhOM SOUTH AMERICA AND Ara
TRAIIa.
NEW York, Feb 10.--The steamer Ceoroa 4 -
arrived this morning, from AspinwaIl. She brin,s
$500 600 In treasure on freight principally consirn
ed a. follows:
Adams & Co, $a5i,000; American Exchange
Bank, 500 200; Bebee & G., $4,000; Wells,
Fargo 4 Co, 100000; HosS Co. s6o.ooo
The George Law connectsU at the Isthmus with
the John l.. stephens, which sailed from San Fran.
cisco on the evening of the 18th witlthe California
mails and 81, 000,000 in treasure.
Ship Jennie w. Paine arrived at Panama on the
18th from New York. with her crew in state OF
mutiny, eight Of whom had been arrested
The British steamer Lima arrived at Panama on
the 18th, with Valparaiso dates OF December 81,
and Callao of Jan. 70 The markets of Valparaiso
were dull and money tight Flour 750a775 per bag
Of two quintals. Freight guano to England a.
From Bolivia there is no news of importance.
From Peru we learn that Dominguez Elias, with
$500 men, had been defeated in an engagement
with the government troops, near Yea. He is now
a fugitive, having lied the country.
Business al Lima was dull. Exchange ON United
States 5 per cent.
The English ship Cambria. of 1140 tons, from
Calao for England, with cargo of guano, sunk
on the night of Jan. Q, 600 miles from Callao. The
crew were saved.
Two severe shocks of an earthquake were ex.
perienced at Lima on the 18th of January.
The U. s. frigate st. Lawrence had arrived at
Callao with drtes from Melbourne, Australia, of
Nov. H. Provisions were plenty in Australia with
the exception OF -four, which was selling at $4,000
per bag Gold at the mines was quoted at -e3 i5s.
3d.; at Melbourne, IS l6s Cd, with an upward
tendency. The steamer Great Britain was to sail
for Liverpool Dec 3.
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRA-

' BILE REAL ESTATE. SLAVES TOBACCO
scREW : u PREssEs IN FmIXTruRES, 81 FOX
MOND.-In consequence of the continued i'll health
of Col Samuel s. Myers, twho has determined to re-
tire from business we are authorised by him TO ot
at private sale the following very valuable desirable
and attractive Real and Person al Estate, viz: The
two large three-story Tobacco Factories at the coz.
ner of Cana! and Seventh streets, having an agsre.
gate front of l5e feet and depth Of 1876 feet to an
alley l6 feet wide also, the adjoining Lot at the cor
Derof Cary and 7th streets, fronting Cary street
$50 feet running back $40 feet with two large Sheds
for storing lumber, a new Carpenters Shop and Sc
veraI other wooden Buildings thereon. admirabjv
well adapted to lumber yard. for building puT-
poses, and well enclosed by high brick walls also
several valuable vacant and improved Lots on the
West line o 7rh street, Opposite the above on one
or which there is large building, used for quarters
purpose; also, the new Brick Store and Dwell.
ling, adjoining the above, occupied by Mr.
Tarbeck, fronting II lGi2 feet running back bSA
feet Also, number of most valuable Slaves, con
sistng OF steam engineer, several carpenters fac
tory hands, aud house servants--all of whom sre
well skilled and familiar with the business which
they have been accustomed Also, a large assert
mens OF Tobacco Presses, Screws, Flatteniug Mille
Machinery of every description, including fine steam
Engine. with circular saws attached aud large lot
of perfectly seasoned Plank consisting of oak non.
lar, cherry, and button.wood, of proper dimensions
for the manu- facture of all kinds of Tobacco boxes
including number OF sets of Carpenters Tools for
making of boxes.
Maps of the real estate will be prepared and exb,
bited in few Gays, at the Office of the dersigned
The Tobacco Factories above alluded Il he buiit in
the best manner upon the most approved plan for
convenience and utility and justly regarded a.
among the most desirable i in this city Besides being
were constructed the said factories could easily BE-
used for stemmeries or converted into large ware
houses for storage business purposes and
from their proximity to the James River and Ks-
nawha Canal. lateral branch of said Canal could ca
silly be constructed at the Eastern end of the said
facforet-5hus giving two water fronts and thereby
enabling persons to receive and forward goods under
cover, without any charge for drayage
In addition to the foregoing property, we will sell
hls celebrated Phoenix" Aromatic" and several
other we'll established and favored brands ana will
impart to the purchasers thereof his mode and M
n er of preparing the tobacco.
oas spossd to purchase any or all of the fore.
gonx real and personal estate, are respecffnlly -
quested to call on the subscribers -
Terms will be made accommodating
70 li-eodSw GODDIN APPERSON
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CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-ln the SENATE. Mr. Tru-
man Smith resumed his speech against the Nebras-
ka bill. The Gadsden Treaty was sent to the Senate
to-day
The House debated motion to reconsider the
Deficiency bill.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10-Saes of 5000 bbls. Flour
at S8.s7 So. Red Wheat $20s $40; white
So 10 So Is. Corn "a 96 cts.
NEW York, Feb. 10.-Flour du!ler, but prices
more steady. Wheat shade lower Corn active.
and in better demand, sales of 10000 bushels at
ST. 05 Sl03
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Francis Duriand has been nominated as the Dem
ocratic candidate for the Governor of Rhode Is.
land.
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DEFEAT OF THE DEFICIENCY BILL.-By refer.
ence to the Congressional summary it will be per
ceiyed that the Deficiency bill has been defeated in
the House. The Baltimore Sun says it was defeated
by combination of Wings with seventy Demo
Gratis The bill must now he begun anew
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CoNF1RMED.-The Senate on Thursday confirm
ed quite long list of diplomatic appointments
among them Messrs. John NJ Daniel and Henry
Bedinger.
No action has yet been taken on the nomination
OF George Saunders, Consul to London.
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SENATORIAL ELECTION

AUGUSTA, MAINE. Feb. 10Th Legislature OF
Maine to-day elected VIM. Pitt Fessenden, Wing, to
the U. S. Senate, for six years.
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ANOTHER APpAIIJNf; DISASTER

1z-VJ HISh 9FFALLINtI TISASIE
A Geographic despatch from Charleston reports
that the steamer America was burnt on the Ala
bama river, January 10, and that fifty Tires aoert
lost gentleman named Moore, who was moving
West, had large number of negroes on board
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DR.. Turner, passenger by the Arabia, has been
arrested on charge of smuggling.
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VIRGINTA MEDICAL AND SURG;

" 4huANAA MG01CAL AND SJktrI.
CAL JOURNAL.-JAMES WOODHOITsr
Main street has rseeiyed The February number Of
this valuable periodical This number coutains tl,s
following original contributions: 80
l. The Spinal System In its relation to Practice. ~
Marshall Hall, F. r. s., Of London. -
lard, of Richmond. - =
5. Rupture Of the urethra BY Or. Hunter, Of H.r.
rieoDhurg, Va.
1. Peri nterinea PhIesmon. BY NJ. vslleix. Of p.
ris -
s. Skulls Of Flathead Indisnss with two plstes ~
Professor johnson, of cichmond.
ostsoid Cancer, with p,ate.) By Dr. Peticolss.
of Richmond. - -
=. Remarks on Pneumonia. By DR.. ssmple, 81
Hampton. Va. IS
8. Hydrophohis- BY Dr.. McCaw, Of Richmond.
Together with chronicie of impvoyenlefits ana
discoursss In medical sciepce trausatiops AZ Rnser
on Emphysems. and Hirx on Group etc IS view ~
Notices; Medical News kc.s ~ !. S 81
TEans: Five dollan year for two volume ] 81 a..
wards Of eleven hnedrsd PISCES. Fifty cent? snei
number. The Americas Qnsytsrly Journal 81 MelE
cine. Or tho Lancet and the Virginia Medical Journs
for ~ Subscriptions feeeiyed ~
nANDIEI9 I7Y 11S -S1fS1Ss5s - -.
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CPRATTs PATENT INSULATED

CPRATT'S PATENT INSULATED
~ LIGHTNING RODS-The subscribers having
secured the exclusive right to sell these celebrated
RODS in this State, are now prepared to put them
in any part of this city country, favorable
terms. These celebrated conductors of Electricity
have been pronounced by scieutifc men to be the
best offered 10 the public Among the numerous
recommendations in possession of the Agents, the
following deemed sufficient to satisfy the public
of their great superiority over all others
THE Lightning Conductors, the plan of ].
Spratt OF Cincinnati, appear to be very well devis-
ed and In point OF mechanical construction are the
beet we have ever seen.
at is to be hoped that the use of these Rods NAV
become general, as an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must ne regarded as of
binary mag ntude, to which all buildings are liable
b. SILLIMAE, JR.
Prof. of Chem In Univ. of Louisville,
Il. SILLfMAN, SR,
JAMES D. DANA,
Yale College, N. H.
HARTFORD, Dec. 9th, 1851.
The President and Directors of the 4Etna Fire In
tent Lightning Condn- tor, and having been made
auanted with lite construction and adapa TO the
purposes desisned, highly approve Of the same as
safe aud excellent conductor of electricity We re.
commend that 1t be properly applied to all buildings
insured, or that may hereafter be insured at this
office.
s. L. LOOMS, Secretary.
In the above certificate. we fully concur
CHARLES TAYLOR,
Sec'y Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
WILLIAM CoNoR,
Secy Hartford Protection ms Co.
JoHs b. ELDRKDGE,
Sec'y Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
r. ]. MILLER,
D. STERBtNS
u Office on Broad street betw sen Sd and fth sts.
IL iI-d3ms
CMALL FARM IN CHARLES CITY
~ COUNTY FOR SALE PRINATELY-I viii
sell nay FARM In Charles City county, containing 81
acres, % Of which arc cleared, e miles from Rich.
mond. In good neishborhood. There y good frnme
house the place, and al the nscessssy cuthouses
and rood stsnd for gr0eery.
Terms accommodating, Apply on the preunie2 q
70 j, b. Gfeeai.
fetl~-6t* n @. 6NITHE19.
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BY UODDlN 4 ArPERSON.
q VALUABLE LOTS ON OREGON
~ HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-N,ill be
sold, on MONDAY, the 18th February, 1854, upon
The premises. commencing al O'Clock, fimmediate-
tate Canal and 6th streets) 0 LOTS on Ore aon
Hill, known in Howards plan by The letters A. D.
z. g. H. T. and T.. and in Harvie's plan BY the No
10.
These Lots remarkably handsomely located.
aud among the most valuable on that improving
Hill.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
rust deed. GODDIN Il APpERSON
l. 90 Aucts
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>sALE Or A TRACT OF LAND. A.
~ BOVE RICHMOND, UNDER TRUST
DEED.-In pursuance of the provisions of deed OF
trust, bearing date the Goth of July. 1858. and admit
led record in the Clerks office of Henrico county
Court ON the same day, from Anderson Grubbs and
Julia A. f. his wife, to the undersigned trustee to
to William j. Chick the payment of 800 with
interest thereon from the 26th of July 1853 till pail
shall, WEDNESDAY,. The 18th day Of FEB
RUARY, 1854, at q O'Clock, n, proceed to sell, at
public auction, the premises certain tract or
parcel # land in the county of Henrico, about 10
niles above the City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Thomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston and
James Winston, containing two hundred and fifteen
acres upon the followir terms, TO wit: for cash.
as to so much of the proceeds may be necessary
to defray the exps of executing the trust tine
fees for drawing and recording the deed if then
paid and to pay the said sum Of S7Ge, with the
ntere4t due thereon, aad the balance of the pur
chase money to be made payable at such time and
secured in such manner the said Grubbs shall
SCRIBE or in case of bis failure to give such drec
lion, such time and in such manner as shall pre-.
scribe.
The title to said land believe TO be good but selling
trustee shall only convey such - is vested in me
by the deed aforesaid Should the sale be pre-
vented on the day appointed by inc!emency of the
weather. it will be postponed from day 70 day until it
is effected. JAMES Elicit, Trustee.
Richmond. .Ianu.rv so 1884 ja30-tds
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~ BUILDING.-rhe subscribsrs have formed
co partnership for the purpose OF CONDUCTING The
CARPENIERING and STAIR BUILDING BuSI-
NESS in this city. From their practical experiences
they atter themselves that they will be able TO rive
satisfaction to those who may favor them with their
patronage.
Er Shop on Franklin street, between Wall street
ana the Old Market under Samuel Mi burns brush
Manufactory. JAMES McCOOk
fe le-St* WTLMOT WARD.
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- ULCUU a. LU., rankin Clothing
I0e Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap
est store in the city to buy all kinds OF READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up, and haye for eele,
all qualities and styles OF Garments from which the
most fastidous select and be suited. The fscii
ties we enjoy with reference to the selections of the
newest and richest styles of goods as fast as they
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
a guarantee that we will be second to none IN the
fashionable tasteful and excellent character of
Goods lncaded in our stock, will be found
Dress and Frock Coats Of all colors and materials
suitable TO the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants, OF new and
beautiful patterns.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests in great variety
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of business.
NAV be met with as above aud all of which we will
self al cheap the cheapest and warrant as good a.
the best. Therefore, sll who may be in want of
Clothing would do well TO call at the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
fe 10 r. DECOU ".
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~ Fl q, n. G. CHALkLEY, GRocEKs
VI AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 18th strset,
Of prime Laguayra, Java, Rio ard Manila COFFEES;
SUGARS Of all grades, MOLASSES, BACON,
FISH. LARD. family extra snd superine fiOuR,
SOAP. sperm, adsmaDtine and tslfow CANDLES;
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS. che ~ing and smoking
TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c. &c, which they offer for
sale az cheap az the chespest for cash.
fe l0-d6tc4ts IS
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ANDIED FLAG ROOT. ior "a =
!. BLAln'G.
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BY TOLER L COOK
I'm TUESDAY, the 2lst inst, at A o'clk,
OP. NJ, we will sell at auction, on the premises
the following property, viz: Two wooden TEhE.
NENTS on Cary street. between 21st and I'D sfs
ano six wooden TENEMENTS on 2ld ST., between
Main and Cary sts:, all to be removed from the pre-.
inises within ten days from the day of sale.
Terms cash.
By order of PHILIP B. JONES.
Admir- OF Simon Abrams
fe9 TOLER Il COOK. Aucts
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BY TAlLoR WILLIAMS, Aucfs.
FULTON LOIS, Building LOTS in
1 Fulton at Auction. On FRIDAY NEXT. 10Th
Of Feb at n'clock r. NJ upon the premises, respec-
tiyeiy viii be sold % Building Lots in Fulton most
well adapted for building sites
rms viii De favorable opportunity for those wish
ns to cbtan lots in that rapidly improving section to
supply themselves
TERMS: One third cash. balance at and months
with interests title to be retained until last note is
paid TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
re Aucts.
POSTPONED, unavoidably, to THURSDAY next,
18th inst, at the same hour
fe 10 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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kULBUs AND FLOWER Ro0Ts.

ESsNR - - sSSSk e - ~
RULBUs AND FLOWER Ro0Ts
N "A DITCH R,Nks 4, sosE 1n,.AHLIA aAaDEn
DAT MORNING. the IJth Inst, eoasn1sneisr = Is
1eiock win cell Ut public Auction IL oar 9sors
Rseqmd collection Of Bulbus Roofs Dufch Piuks.
sss;n, ana 1 nounls Ross Blue Ys,ow - Whiss
-. Annem0nes. Tonquelies.
~ 3 largs assortment Of Garden Seeds.
r5iess a' cts have Just been impaired from n
e :. Alex NoTT { Co. xaefa
BY THOMAS ". KFEsEE- q
OFFICE WITH g. J. SUMNER. Nd. % PEARL 81.
TRUSTEES SALE 11r FIyRNTTTTRE
By virtue Of deed 81 ,e !. = Z !. -
scrsber By VIM D. Baber he arms IN. al ssrtrn,.
her, 1858. and duly recorded ii tha c.,s,s 49, 81
ne ans,nss noprt q this CITY, viii Be sold as are.
Il 10 O'clock. at the residence Of aid mr. 4. Rr,.i
street, between 81 ard 9TH streetu snnd,v .rti.s
q Household FURNITURE. ennmemted II I'' IA
ng Table dozen mahogany Chairs Festh.9s 81 80
ND BEDDING. Cooking Stove, Clock. Carpet. q.
EDwD D. EAcHo. Tru....
e s-dtd TH0s. w. KEEsEE, Aue.r.
'huSfEE'H SALE.-fOUSEHOT n
r,.c. AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AITc.
~ oTmI-oy virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed by
~ nomss johnson to the und =rsigned as Trustee
sv Ia, nsrein specified bearing date the sh
laJ ~ July 1906 and recorded in the Clerks Office
.hall, on WEDNESDAY the "a inst. procssd 70
,s;a ior cash at the residence Of
"a and 1itn streets all his Household ana E;tche
fUkNITu re consisting of the usual variety. ar "a
mlcn as may Re necessary to comply with the reaui.
s,,., JAMES B. DuPuY, Trustee
fe8 THOS. w KEEsEE, Auct.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES, va.
LENTINES.-A splendid assortment Of VA
LEETlNES, both COMIC and SENTIMENTAL,
the latter at prices varying froiA Is to-
gether with ENVELOPES, NOTE and LACE PA.
PER, VALENTINE WRITER'S. &C.. for sate BY
LEWIS L. SMITH.
fe loft Opposite American Hotel.
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E,OR SALE-2l1 acres OF LAND, ten
JIG miles below Richmond, ON White Oak swamp,
lei, aud others The above land has acoHt1rta6le
dwelling and necessary out-houses. Sevenfy-hve
son ~ wishing 10 purchase III apply to the
snbscriber. r. j. CARTER,
Three doors below the Old Market. Franklin 81
At John A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed sfose.
fa 4-2y ~
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CHEAP. CHEAPER, THE CHEAP
~ EST.-Having in view to make change in my
business by the approach of the next Spring. Offer
from this date nav remain ing stock of superior ready
made CLOTHING at and below cost.
Those in want will not regret giving me a call az
they will save one dollar ia five
HENRY WECHSLER.
fe 8--6t* Corner of Broad and 9Th streets