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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for remit have for
raj houses, with attached EACH
aed on "keoda Green,"a little Than mile noheasiey
from the Capitol
These with cellar
excellent
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion of the
and In full view Capitol.
The approach by 7h and Delaware and
omnibus line fare permanently established
route, Kendall and
Presidents Square, leaving g. a. aud q Returning
Centre Market where makes brief stand, % and 81
O'Clock
Rent--lwo hundred dollars a
open Inspections
by applying VIM Sckney who lives Co,age street, myself
my residence, the premises,
July 9-dif AMOS KENDALL,
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From Ns~ YORK.

EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool.
n @. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE b CO.,
IS Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris. +
GEO. h DRAPER, Havre.
,hese .hirs will not be accountable for gold aivs
bunn cweIry precious stones eas unless bills Of
adns Are signed therefor thereof theen expressed
JAMS
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DEL1s, BELLS, RIlLlsl-For ehurches, academies, fac

pELI4SI BELLS! RELLs!-F For churches academies, fac
tories, steamboats,, plantations, ETC.. made,
kept constantly hand by the subscribers their old
enlarged foundry which has operation
whose patterns and of saauacrs
world wide celebrity for volume OF sound and
The have recently ececded
muuiing
peri ct casting and evi
excellence he!s have
ceved panuay, 1850 s first premium "a silver medal o! the
Worlds New York, all Others several this
Europe being competition and which The eighteenth
diplomas has They
and keep hand bells variety the
weight and they also furnish order chimes number
key and refer their
ard Canada. Their haEgngs comprising many
valuable improvements, consist Of Iron yoke,
rms hell on
the cappa proionging the sounds iron frames one hammer
For steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy haBgng brass
any design, furnished We supply whole parts
improved hangng, eang bells of either upon proper
specifications being Old belts taken in exchange
all descriptions made and kept
Being immediate with e principal all di
either railroad canal oefe with
despa'ch which, either personally by
specny solicited
a. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb 2i-dIy West Troy, Albany co, N. Y,
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SaIamander Safes.

Salaman0er Sa1eS.
EVANS WATSON No 26 South Fourth Philadelphia
u Pa ac No. 80 Dock srcet have large
of their
PATENT SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PR0OF SAFES,
Bank and iron ands stores,
PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORS,
Water filters seal aud letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales
agency for Bntterworh Beey' Yaes, JONES'
patent powder proof bank locks Please give a call
Reference made the many hundreds
in
IJ Magruier, m street, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, d. g.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, phiadephia,l2 safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal, sin California, in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsyl Railroad Company Philadelphia, safes.
philadelphia, Wmington and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive Works Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
Wood Fogg, Pennsylvania between 9Th and 9th
Streets Washington c. authorized receive orders for and
mi the above
Nav 6-aawly EVANS WATSON.
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ProposaIs-Repnirs a. the University virxini. and
for watcr-worlts to tho amount S35, 900.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Proc,or's Office IL
O'clock meridian, the 25b Of September
of University buildings
At the and place proposals will be
ducng supply Virginia and
necessary the
For the works fhs of
remaining three fhs bonds
will be given payable the LIST day of July 1856.
personal nppca
ton Procor's Office.
ROBERT II. PRENTls,
July 2i-d&cpt25sept Proctor University OF Virginia.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, sl.a Esrorna.-W. BAKER co.'s
u Vanilla Premium chocolates and broma
which awarded by the chieinstues
Union, by principal
the United States md by their agents.
Hussey Murray York and Twells, Philadelphia
". Brunige, Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and =. II. Howell Georgetown, D. Q.
WALTER BAKER, co.
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Macs
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ONCE OF United states Pcnitent,ary,

Washington City, July Is, 1854.
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "ssparate proposals for wood
- coa,' will be received this office until 10 O'clock
August Is, 1854 for 1
of half good wood Of size,
and free from limbs or lap wood
90 cords of good seasoned pine wood
40 of rcd ash anthracite crate coal
The wood to BIO delivered the Penenay wharf, and The coal
n the prison yard.
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July l8-0awlm Warden
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NEW York. May lSJ3The undersigned has this day
IN opened No William street, merchants ESehsnse
the OF a general brokerage business
Bank insurance. mining, raraaj, government STATE and city
securities bought snd sold.
Pronssory se,es yohange, and loans negotiated
10 EMANUEL Il.
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BOARD, with % without ~ had at
demescrs ~ between Pennsylvania
May 1o-9nwtwr
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AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover Stseni, EussanJ Sy
Rice Rebuilt enlaged and elegantly surnhed possessing
te modern and Cor the accommoda
ion OF tlc travelling public,
bHc
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THE DAILY UNION


Dr. Samuel fofk, who
and without knife, and he with
great khkwood House.
al be consulted a days
Dr. takes the liberty referring Hon. Jas.
ncssee OF Alabama, Hon 4. OF
Tennessee, and Hon w. Is. w. Dent of Georgia.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE ouREWe before referred the
which pacIses.
Without knife, he the
patients nocking him everypar
county. following letter, which by
person who recently been made with exceeding
removal OF desperate affords
m evidences for the DOCTOR that lay before
readers
"NEw YORK, January 8, 1854
Laborng under thought
aiecon which after consulting with talented physieian
had exhausted all the remedies usually applied such with
least relief but all rather the dis
determined heard and knowing
which under observation unpaal
eled in the treatment of such diseases On first
animation pronounced fungus and convinced
application
without the OF the khe which the perfection OF
ueatment since which has healed rapidly and general
health which was as falling improving and better Than has
been consider the hands OF God
saving life aud relieving OF the most direu disease thai
flesh heir could wish might live relieve
suffering humanity thanks for KIND
tenon and and with them The silver pitcher
which place office, grateful
My residence Lynchbug Virginia. will be
information regard method of treatment and
extraordinary
"Yours very truly, W. 7. ALLISON NJ d."
II will be perceived that the gentleman who The above
himself physician and well qualified judge the merits OF Dr.
GbeTs treatment We only advise readers and physicians
particularly call the doctors No fbj Broadway, and
for themselves the wonderful he efecngSunday
Times July lf-dlm
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l. 0LMEss Patent Therapeutic or Hygcan Chair to
III health, comfort
lying The entire profile OF the back OF the
head heels, and the articulation moving will
suit the person. renders this valuable combination Of
chair, lounge bed and pillow, rolled occupant
10 the coolest
winter. For sale by
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
July 9--eod6t Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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hflsiKABLE House for Rent and Furniture
saeWil be rented until the ii of March,
dwelling house, north,
streets west containing paor dining Kitchen good
chambers.
The whole, desired of the furniture will be
reasonable payable
| satisfactorily secured
particulars apply undersigned, d. d.
Mace, the premises.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
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Statement of the Affairs of the Mutual Life Ins,
rance Company Of New York,
No. III Broasoay for s~dms 3ia Jusuary l65s
Net hand January 3lst, 1883, pee balance
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"A NEW YORK, BkEMEN, AND SCOTIA.
.1.fSS1IR AMPTUN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs..
NS1iax The ships comprising this line the WASHING
ON, Capt. T.. NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. +. iis
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certificates OF packages in the
vii! prompt attention. and
OF drawing viii be sent Immediately after is over
to all who order from
Address ~ s-r7- p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
July % Wilmington, Delaware.
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,iTf OF rittsbur9 aud County Of Allegheny PENN
" syivana offer the guaranteed
Of the city of Ptsbus aud county Allegheny Pennsy
These bonds issued Ptsbu
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently capitalists
! rabIe
TIE bonds, with exhibit,
nation hy be Obtained upon application personally by letter,
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, h Co.,
gaIkers and Fiscal Agents
Agents Pitlshus Railroad Company
Ian lA-dacpu
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DARN FOR SALE We have for sale farm of 226
Prince Georges county, Besve Maryland,
sold favorable
the deferred payments being satisfactorily
The farm about miles Washington, but
from Of the best and travelled roads leading
city, adons the farm belonging Mr. H. Keenan,
being excellent, capable OF the highest cultivation
10 occupying the place. who prepared willing
properly work chance offered obtaining
really valuable farm low price and accommodating
MORSS, STANSBURY, & CO,
June 2t-2aw2w Corner of 9Th and L. streets.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S.-CaIavar,
Nv Romance of Mexico; by n. M. Bird.
Genoa, Pisa, and Florence. From the French.
New York Crystal Palace illustrated
History of the American Revolution in l7si2 by
II. w, Gbbes NJ. ID,
Russia and Turkey; by Ivan GoIovn,
The Turkish Empire by Edward Joy Morris.
booHstore, near YIN 81
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NF.slKABtE Dwelling i'm the Northern liberties
Will be sold private sae application undersigned,
lots l6 and IL square $685. fronting
west between and norh running
ches with the Improvements, consisting substantial
finished two story frame house, with back buildings.
For particulars inquire Of JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant
July ll-eo6
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These Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF 6AlLING.-lsSA

TOT freight OF pdssHBt, Apply 70 - - -
q. H. SAND, 28 South 81, N. Y
C.. A. HEINEkEN u Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, * Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEIlN, Havre.
IAN a5--dly .r.
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WANTED 10 rent Immediately, a comfortable dwell
ling good neighborhood, containing eight
with Kitchen &c location in the First or Second wards
preferred
Wanted finished, convenient
dwelling house, with pao five cbambes dining
stable &c The house be furnished with
and bath fixtures, and the locality unobcctionnbie.
either Of the above for will desirable
written description the property, with the
price &C. Wednesday the Goth instant with the sub
scrher. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Mars Aucioneer md Commission Merchant.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ OTHERS.-The undersigned is authorized TO
sell at public Auction, Tuesday, the 18th inst At
Rockets, city of Richmond, Va, the Tools TmpIe-
ments and Machinery used in the construction Of
Ship Lock, belonging to tho James River and Ksna-
wha Company. n 800 =
The equipment il complete and well calculated for
heavy work. consisting in part Of =,
Horizontal Steam Engine, made by j. P. Norris
Co; 4 Boilers IS inch OFFENDER, under 5 feet
stroke, in good order; Screw Pumps % to Sc feet
long, feet diameter in clear with centre bearings
on friction rollers, and we'll hoped.
A quantity of Russia Hemp. 10 inch Cable for dri-
wing lands to above-new and half worn.
About IS Derricks, horse and double and single
hand geared-Extrs Blocks, &c, &c, to lift IL TONS
large assortment of qusrryins and cutting Tools
About 70 Horses with Wagons, Cany-los Wheels
Harness. &C., &c, suitable for heavy work. -
Flst-Boats, various sizes, from Is tons burthen
down. 5ss.l =. - -
Wheel. Barrows, Picks, Shovels Crow-Bars Drills
BlacksmithS and Carpenters Tools, &c., &C., COM
prising q complete assortment of everything neces
sary for heavy Canal Railroad Job and sfording
contractors an excellent opportunity to equip them.
selves for heavy work. = s -.
D. 8. WALTON, Engineer
Eastn Div. James River and Kanswha Canal.
y Baltimore Sun, Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Re-
gister, Petersburg Express and Lynchbg Republican
Will pease copy the above until 18th inst and send
their bills to the "Ofce of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company" Richmond. for pavment seq
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SAD EFFECTS OF RuM.-We understand that a
middle.aged man, named David T. Pierce, of Rec
tortown, Fauquier county, on Monday last, was re-
proved by his father for his drunkenness, and was
enraged thereat that he seized adoublebarrelled
gun, and shot him. severely wounding him In the
thigh. He was arrested for the offence, and COM
mtted for trial by Justice w. H. Gaines
very incorporate man named Lane, a wheel
wright formerly of Warrenon, but late of Liberty,
Fauquier county, was found dead near the latter
place. on Sunday last. He had been dead for seve.
raj days, the buzzards had nearly devoured him.
1t Is supposed that his horrible end was the result
of indulgence In his ruling yice.--Aler Sent.
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BY LARUs L SHINE.
THRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Il Pursuant to the provisions of Deed Of Trust
executed by John Yarbsough to the subscriber dated
the 9th day Of August 1912 and recorded in Henrico
County Court CLERKS Office, on the same day. for the
purpose of securing certain sums of money therein
mentioned, due to VIM. J. Ysrbroueh, shall on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1854, com.
mencing at O'Clock p M proceed TO sell at public
Aactien, on the frat piece of ground hereinafter
mentioned, to the highest bidder for cash, the in
terest of the said John Yarbrough being oneninth)
in the following real estate, conveyed by said deed
to wit: In a lot Of ground containing acre, with
improvements and buildings thereon lying in Hen.
rico county, being part of square No. "A, in Adsms
Addition, and occupied by James Yarbrough IN biz
lifetime; Also In another lot containing ad
joining the lot first mentioned; and In another lot
containing half acre, In or near Shed Town, known
a. the Backyard Lot, on and sd streets, in Ad
ans Addition.
Acting a. Trustee, shall convey with special war
ranfy only. r: G. LAhUS, trustee.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts
Ia-fda
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A VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW

"A BRIDGE ROAD AT AUCTION-W the
view OF making change in my business pursuits, 1
sneii, on w WEDNESDAY, Goth September upon the
premises after the above sale of RURAL
SHADES" sell at public auction. the farm whereon /
nov feliae stastsa On tha New Bridge Road about
miles east of the city, and adjoining Rural Shaoes
the farm of Mrs. Gibson, the lands of H. Dicken-
son and others.
The tract contains about 140 acress of which IS
acres are cleared and much improved producing finely
remand r is in woods.
The improvements consist of cottage residence,
with rooms, Kitchen stable barns &c, all nearly
new and in good order. After the safe Of the farm
will be sold. - 80
Those In want OF neat and valuable farm, conve-
nient to the city would do we'll to attend the sale
The property will be divided into about two equal
parts, with cleared and wood land to each
Sc ii THEODORE DARLINGTON.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts .
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BY JOHN 4. D. PAYNE. Snlesman-

p UIL INGS OF WOOD AND
~ BRICK AT AUCTION-Directed by the Sec.
rotary Of the TE.asrry. shall, on WEDNESDAY,,
auction the two old Buildings and Wood Shed stand.
ing on the lot fronting Main and Bank streets, be-
tween 10Th and Ilth streets bought BY the o. s. Go.
vernment to erect q new Custom House on
The buyer or buyers of said buildings will have to
remove ali parts of them within 10 days from the day
of sale. ~
Terms cash. ALBERT LYBROCK
SO Is Sup't of New Custom House,
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M ISIS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR

Az YOUNG LADlES.-The seventh session OF
this School will commence on the frat MONDAY of
October next, at the schoolrooms, of Frank.
Horace P. Smith, A. B., a brother of Miss Smith,
wi De connected with the school Associate Prin.
cipal. The most competent teachers will assist In
tho various departments The course of instruction
10 thorough and embraces all tho requisites for fin.
ished education Frequent lectures will be given in
con necnon with the higher English branches Lee
lures ON Natural philosophy and Chemistry accomps-
MED by experiments. Vocal muscwill be taught daily
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges herself t.
teacn IN each manner a. to enable the pupil, who
attentive to the instruction given, to read music
With perfect facty BY the end Of the session. Each
department OF the school will be under the super
vision Of the principals. who viii regularly examine
msnt, $50. Ancient ard Modern Languages, Gao
each: Instrumental music. Professor prices Draw
ire, Embroidery, &c extra charges.
MI. Smith Will form private classes In the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
Known in few weeks by application at the book
su8-eod2mif
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The failure of the Protection Insurance Compa
ny, of Hartford, has caused quite sensation. The
risks In Fredericksburg were numerous and for
large amounts. hmm ediately after the announce
ment, policies to the amount of $4,000 or $50 COO
were Issued by the Fredericksburg and the Valley
Insurance Companies
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. H.-Later sdvices have
been received from the Rio Grande, giving further
details OF the late battle near Matamoros between
the insurgents and the government troops, In which
the latter were defeated. The insurgents captured
large quantity of arms, horses, aud other proper.
~ They also shot two officers of the government
one Of whom was named Martinez
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WILL BE ADDED,
IN mn IL1 Cs-~
BY LARUS L. SHINE.

STOCK OF MILLINERY, &C., AUG
~ TION-The subscriber takes pleasure in inform.
ing the Ladies of Richmond and its vicinity, that sh
will have sale en- THURSDAY, the Nth inst. COM
the Ladies' her late busnes Establishment where
she will dispose of the balance of her stock Of FASH
part of rich Satins, Velvets, Feathers, Ribbons.
Laces, Head Dresses, &c 4, DC Alfo. Materials and
Trimmings of all styles, suitable for Miilipers
MRS. C. PHILIP
Sale conducted by LARUs 4 SHINE. Aucts.
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RAvAcEs OF THE CHoLEaA.-A dispatch dated

RAvAGEs OF THE CHoLERA.-A dispatch dated
Columbia, Pa, Sept. 10, says:
There wore forty cases and fifty deaths of Cho-
Terra yesterday. The disease 10 still raging with I'M
sosted maiiguity. Several new cases and many
desths this norning.
Inc Town Hall has been converted into a Hospi.
boen burnt In various parts of the town a nrs-
venuve, 10 hope Of purifying the atmosphere.
Inc distress and suffering lie beyond descrintjon.
snd principally ior want Of nurses and attendsns'
nearly every person has lett the place II T. at;
mated that out OF population Of about 5000 oa,v
about l500 remain. and amongst these the sco,ras
u dreadful. All business Is suspended and stores
CLOSED. ''oi co
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ACCIDENT ON THE VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE RAlI.ROan

fA.Ali ACCIDENT ON THE VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
We learn from the Lyncbbure vrsinian that
serious accident occurred on the Virginia and Ten
nessec Railroad last "Wednesday morning, above
Big Spring Depot. The downward freight train
in passing the trestle work, came In contact with
three dirt which had been negligently left on
the track, and the engine was thrown off, detached
from the train, and precipitated some sixty feet
over the emhankment. The engineer succeeded
In leaping from the engine to one of the freight
cars but the conductor, Mr.. Conner, and the ire
man, free negro, went down with it. The latter
was killed instantly, and the conductor severely.
perhaps fatally injured. The engine Is said to BE-
a perfect wreck
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SERIOUS AccrDENT.-We learn from the Alexan
dria papers that William Rose (or Rolls) was badl,
crushed, on Wednesday last, between an enein,
and tender, which he was coupling. His recovery
ia doubtful
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
horse lot In the city of Richmond at 10 o'clock one
Horse and Cart. two Hogs; also lot of Wheat
Straw, now on the plantation of Christopher saun.
ders Persons wishing to purchase will please call
ON Mr. Saunders, who win give any information
regarding the Same. " -
The above property belongs to the estate of Henry
Saunders decd.
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.
Admir- OF the estate of Henry Saunders decd.
Sale conducted by ALEX. MORT, Auct. 80
POSTPONEMENT- above sale is
postponed until SATURDAY, 18th inst
se8 ALEX. MOTT Auct
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GENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE AT
~ AUCTION On TUESDAY Morning, the 18th
inst commencing at 10 O'clock, will sell at pub.
lie auction, in the alley adjoining house, large
assortment of genteel Household Furniture; anon g
which will be found
spring-seat mahogany Lounges; do. do. Sofas;
dog. box.seat mahogany Paror Chairs; splendid
mahogany Sideboard, ladies' Cabinets; do. Bu-
reaus, iron pat spring Bed-together with large
assortment of spring Piows; Blankets, Sheets Mat
tress. w ardrobes Chairs. Bedsteads &c.
The above articles, though secondhand, are nearly
new, being we'll kept.
Additions solicited previous to the above sale.
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.,
sells ID Msin #
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

ON SATURDAY MORNING at 10
~ O'clock will be sold at the Auction Mart corner
of Main and 18th street, lot of new and second.
hand Furniture consisting Of
Mahogany Wardrobes; Bureaus; Sofas Chairs
Beds; Mattresses and . lot of Cooking Utensils.
ALSO, a lot of Fancy China Cups and Saucers; Tea
and Breakfast Sets China Vases and CologneE Glass
Lamps Tur1blers; Dishes; Plates CsstoTs; so dozen
Tumblers, &c, DC. 4t1
WILL BE ADDED,
10000 Imported Cigars
5000 German do
Sc Is ALEX. MOTT Auct.
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE.
(Office at Geo. ]. Summers, No 20 Pearl atl

k'OR LEASE-At Auction. the late resi-
4 dence Of George Charter, Decd and at present
occupied by Gervus 8. Burton in the Bowling Gree
in the county of Henrico.-I will lease the above
place publicly upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
II not the next fair day. at the same hour for three
years from the LIST day Of January The present
tenant MI Burton, will give possession in October
II he can procure q house to suit him.
At the same time and place will lease the Lot
medately opposite for the same time; rent to be
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxes.
]. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of Georgana L. Charter and
Attorney for Lucy A. Burton.
THos. w. KEEsEE. Auct. AZ I9