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ANOTHER POWDER ExPLosroN.-A dispatch, da.
ted Philadelphia July 30th, says:
Shortly after o'clock last evening, two severe
shocks as of distant explosion earthquake
were heard 10 the lower part of the city, and ais
~ Westchester Much anxiety was felt for the ar.
rival Of the cars from Wilmington, the general i'm
preston being that it was another powder explo-
sion, which proved to be correct 1t appears that
one of Garresches powder mills, about mile and
a half from Wilmington, exploded at 7 o'clock, xii
ling the Waterman, James Lynch, and severely in
juring Dennis Cannon the engineer. There was
three heavy explosions, which caused quite COM
motion in the city of Wilmington The properly
about the mill was not much damaged
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A letter from Florence, dated June 90, says
Powers noble statue of Washington. ordered By
the State of Louisiana is now completed, anc
will be shipped by vessel to New York within
few days
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FATAL REsuLr.-Ssmuel Hevener, who was so
horribly injured by falling into vat in Brayan
Maitland & Co.'s distillery in Baltimore, on Friday
last, died at ten o'clock the same night.
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DEATH OF AN EDrToR.-John S. Boswell, one {
the editors Of the Hartford Comm Courant, die
on Sunday of erysipilas.
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Judicial Circuit of Kentucky, died at his residence
near Lexington the 23d July.
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AmoI1N w a ~ Il O.-1ItchuluS u
Il commence making my Nail Kegs BY Ma.
chinery about LIST Sept next wish to contract for
Logs, which will use by saving up for the pur-
pose. i also wish to contract for necessary supply
of Hoop Poles.
The Logs may be from five to fifteen inches diam
eter and any of the following engths viz 81 inches
rs inches, IS inches and ia inches.
The kinds of wood may be poplar, sweet gum and
pine, free from knots.
The Hoop Poles, four feet long, of birch or chin
quepn
The quantity of Logs wanted for year. would be
equal to about 5000 100000 feet board measure
wish to contract for years supply of Logs and
Hoop Poles deliverable at the Nail Works on the
Danville Railroad, about two miles from the CITY, or
at ths Danvile Depot in Richmond. Apply to HUGH
w. FRY, or to VIM 8. TKIPLETT
Agent Of the Old Dominion Nail Works
iy 4-d1awGc1m
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4 SITUATION WANTED-A

A SITUATION WANTED.-A Young
"A Man, native of Virginia and graduate at the
University of Virginia in the schools of Mathe ma
tics, Natural Philosophy, French and German and
also proficient in the school of Ancient Langua ges
desires situation Assistant in Male or Female
School, private Instructor. Satisfactory test
moniss from the Faculty of Hampden Sidney Col
lege and the University of Virginia be given,
required.
If desired, he would also give instruction in PEN
manshlp and Drawing.
Persons wishing to communicate with him, will
please direct to BOX No. 4. University of Virginia 1"
stating number of pupils, branches to be taught and
other particulars. jy 25-lawd& WITS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADsTuFFs.
INTERESTING FROM THE EAST.
Movements Of the Opposing Forces.
MORE TURKISH VICTORIES.
THE SPANISH INsURRECTIoN, kc., &C.
BosroS, July 3l-The steamer Alps has arrived,
with Liverpool advces to July 10. The Atlantic
srrived out on the day the Alps sailed.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, July 10 Cotton unchanged. Sales
on the.lath of COCO bales. Bresdstus have further
declined
Console closed a, 9ls a92.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
oner Pasha was at Gioureevo, at last accounts
with II 900 men. The Russians were at Fratevichh
10000 strong, and Teinforc elnents continually
arriving. A pitched battle was daily expected.
The Turks and Allies together number 10000
The Allies were in full march for the Danube on
the sth. The English were midway between
Schoumla and Rutschuk. where the French had
already arrived.
Mahomet Pacha defeated the Russians at Tcher.
nevada and captured the place. The Russians
were also routed by the Turks at Frsteschie
1t was rumored that General Aurch had commit
ted suicide.
Isli Pssha defeated General Propsof on the 9th
ST. PETERSBURG.
Three hundred persons have been arrested ct
St Petersburg charged with entertaining intentions
of outbreak. They were told that their political
opinions required their imprisonment
SPAIN.
The insurrection in Spain 10 spreading. The
town and garrison of Barcelona have pronounced
against the Government.
fsEcoNp DIspATcH.I
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson's Liverpool Circular reports Bread
stufs dull The OUT tations of Wheat are irregular;
all qualities however have largely declined. Flour
Western Canal $50. Cd; Ohio SIS 3D.
McHenry quotes Consols advanced to 92s092a.
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WANTED, Immediately, two or three
w DRESS MAKERS. Apply to Mrs JOSEPH
STEBBINS, corner of Main and 18th streets next
door to VIM. Booths iy 2-6t
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NEW YoRK, July 30th.-The propeller Boston
Sapl. Monet was run into by schooner on Fri.
dsy night on Oak Orchard and sunk in fifteen min.
ntss. she had full cargo of -four, pork, wheat
ana corn, snd was owned by the Ogdensburg Rail
ROAD company The passengers and crew, 25 in
number arrived at the mouth of the Genessee riy.
er, ct O'Clock on Saturday evening having been ON
the lake In an open boat for "a hours. w. -
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An ARRAY occurred at Cape May Island N. j., on
Wednesday evening last, between three Virginians
and the negro waters at the hotel One Virginian
Knocked down, and one negro asterribly bruised.
The next morning the parties were arragned be-
fore court when the virsinisns compounded the
matter by paying their attorney $3.50 and the costs
of courts The origin of the afrsy was this; A ne
gro boy deceived one of the Virginisns, for which
he smacked his jaw, when the boys father inter
fered, and general fracas ensued.
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TINSLEY, TARDY & CO., successors
ii 10 TinaIay L. Rrpant cornar Cary and 18Th .t.

l. to Tinsey Bryant. corner Gary and 18th sts.,
Richmond, Va, are nov receiving large and we'll
assorted stock Of Groceres recently purchased for
cash which they disposed to sell upon favorable
terms aud would be pleased to supply the patrons
trade generally. Annexed will be found a list Of
their stock in part:
1000 bags Rio, Lasusyra and Jaws Coffee, part prime
quality; 400 hhds NJ o. Sugar. 100 do. d. Of strictly
prime quality; 800 bbls Crushed. Puver.ed, Granu.
lated, Clarified and Coffee Sugars; so boxes Loaf do
100 bbls N. o. Molssses so hhds. Bacon Sides 100
bbs. Mackerel; so casks Rice; 800 packages Green
and Black Teas; 400 boxes Mitchelps Adamantine and
Sperm Candles; 500 sdes Sole Leather; so bbls Tan.
ner.' Oil 1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails, ass'd sizes;
500 bags Shot, 1000 lbs Bar Lead 800 boxes 8x10 and
loxl2 Window Glass 50 bbls Cider Vine gar; so bsga
Pepper Ginger and Pimento; 200 kegs Sup. Carb So.
de-; so kegs Sal Soda; 100 packages Soda Sseratus;
25 casks Mass Lcorice; rs boxes Axes. 100 dog Buck
cts; 900 realms Wrapping, Letter and Cap Paper; 500
dozen 8s. SIS and 9's Bed Cords.
Also, Candlewick, Cotton Irvine. Batting Cotton,
Cordase, Piow Lines, Indigo, Nader, Alum, Black.
ing. Cigars, &c aul
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AUCTION sAI.Hs
FUTURE DAYS,
NJ 0ODDIN 4 APPERSUN.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE NrAr

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR
THE CORPORATION LINE. ON vENABLT
cAhsIngToN, a4rH, zsrs AND ETs. ToH
DAY Afternoon, The 9th August. Is5l upon the pre-
mises commeacir At o'clock. an acss Lot ON We
nsbls and Csrrinston -, bounded on the Es.t By
on tie North dds ofvsnsbls Il Of isO feet and he
same front the South side Of Carrngton street. Il
wiIi p siy hi. into lot. e 'si,
Ing Lots the West Of 75th st. aud East Of 9Th It.
and North Of street. each fronting S. feet runnins
o. North a ARE Ssa
Methodist Church, now being erectsd.
sTssMs-ons-sogIth cash balance = 8. and 2
.si i''' ''''' e GOBLIN OBJ I IxstPERsoN, Aaet..
M OsT VALUABLE WAREHOUSE
Nl ON CARY AND 2lsr sTREETs FOH SALE
ss .IiS o npo. he
Bile TOBACCO WAREHOUSE owned By Msssr..
up the partnership concernj situated IN the city Of
Richmond, at the corner of Cary and 2lf streets.
fronting on the north aide OF C.,y street iss feet
10 fest wide Also, will be sold leasehod interest
land the buildings therenn) in the lot adjoining
81 feet on Cary street, depth Of 1854 feet snd ts
the lst Of January, 1886.
traordinary Inducements TO capitalists or the mercan-
tile community. being removed only one street from
the Richmond Dock, and will be when the conpec--
ton between the Dock and Basin z opened lnowt
nearly completely convenient not only for the recep.
ton Of produce BY the Canal but equally convenient
to the Shipping: and In the item of drayage alone
large amount may be annually saved. The income
from this warehouse has averaged for the past eight
years over $500. Located in the most prosperous
and improving portion Of the city 1t il believed that
property il now offering for sale which presents
greater inducements than the above.
TERMs.-One-dfth c.sh. or satisfactory endorsed
negotiable note ct mos. balance at g. H. l8 and "a
mos, for egotisble notes Interest added from 1st
January next. when full possession will be sivenl ~.
cured by Q trsst deed. ;
jy28 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
TWO VALUABLE WOOD LOTS ON
i THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold ct Henrico County
Court, on MONDAY, the 7th day of August, 1854, at
IL O'Clock M, two Lots, of about acres EACH de:
sgnated in John Bentsn's plan, as No. and 6; q
valuable Wood Land, on tho south side of the VII.
lismsburg road, about two miles below Richmond,
opposite the Farm of the late John Enders decd.
plan of which csn be seen at our Office.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and months,
for negotiable notes interest added and title retain
cd till last note 10 paid
jy 81 GODD1N APPERSON, Aucts.
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M r s. s FL E F FEY'S
SELECT SCHOOL.

AT kALURAMA, STAUNTON, VA.
HNHE next session of this school will com.
Il mence on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of Septen..
Der, 1854.
TERms.-For Board and Tuition in English-per
essiou of ten months-Sl8o.
There are, of course, extra charges for Vocal and
Instrumental Music; aud for the Languages.
Circulars, containing ell particulars, may be OBJ.
tanned by application to Mrs Shelley.
iy lS-dlaW3wSc
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THE MANHATTAN GAS WoRXs.-Several OF the
wounded by the falling OF the Manhattan Gas
Works, New York are reported to have died on
saturday night. Cornelius Wyckotf, master ma
son, and Patrick Sheer, laborer, were killed out
right. The whole number of injured Is said to be
twenty The loss to the Gas Company is estimat-
ed at $50 600
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NkA6S CLOTH SKIRTS.-Just re-
- - seivst Per Adams Co.'S Exprsss, 0rsss Cloth
wi ok'ftx also, white and eoloreA Mohsir Skirt
WARREN 3 PERKINS.
No. III Eagle Square.
GENUINE RYE WHI6KEY.-Just re-
csived 4 fall supply Of Swipks Ola Rys Wits
~ Also. fss rpnists Of Ksfrs7 yssu old Hsmilv
All sR0wH 4 SHOOK.
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DOWHATAN LAND FOR SALE-On

DOWHATAN LAND FOX SALE-On
i the 10th day of August next will sell to the
highest bidder. at public auction, on the premises.
400 acres of land, lying 81 miles from Richmond, on
the Danville Railroad, and known " BUTTER.
WOOD" or Mossley's tract. The railroad runs inn
mediatey through il, dividing it about equally. 1t
adjons the lands of Mr.. Jno Dearing, Mr. Jno Lacy,
by either Of Them by Richard Goode, living at the
Powhatsn Station. There about 80 acres Of wood
portion of the remainder in pine, well adapted for
rail or wood The place is healthy and neighborhood
good. The improvements are ordinary. This land
lies we'll and il susceptible of the highest improve
ments.
We deem it useless to say anything more, as it is
not expected any will buy without first cling
the place.
TERMS accommodating, and will be made known
on the day of sale. EDWARD =. BAUGH, 1,
iy l2-tawtdsW D. B. STEGER.
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THE CHOLERA.


BosroN. July 30-The deaths in this CITY during
the week ending at noon yesterday was $780, OF
which about one third were of cholera The chol.
era at the Massachusetts, State Prison is subsidng
Nc case has yet proved fatal The prisoners to
the number of 49, have been attacked more or less
violent.
NEW YoRK, July 30-The total number of deaths
in this city during the past week was 40 of which
24l were OF cholera.
PHILADELPHIA July 80 -Four members of one
family were inferred this afternoon having died of
cholera on Friday and Saturdays father mother
and two sons. Three children survived two of
whom are very sick
BALTIMORE, July 30.-The cholera at the Alma
house is on the increase. Up to four O'Clock this
evening there had been twenty-seven cases and II
deaths
The Dayton Gazette learns directly from Eaton
Ohio, that the cholera is prevailing there In most
malignant form number of deaths have occurred
The number of deaths in st Loui. for the week
ending the 24th inst was $780, of which number 81
reported having died of cholera, showing
decrease of 50 compared with the previous
week.
Seven fatal cases occurred in Wheeling. VIRGINIA
from the 18th to. the 9th instant both days in.
c!uded.
Eight deaths occurred in the 9th Ward at New.
ark, N j., during the twenty four hours ending on
Friday. Several others In different parts OF the
city were reported.
The whole number of interments in Detroit.
Mich, during the month of June was 2lO; the whole
number from the LIST of July to the 25th instant
was 607-making an aggregate of eI7 since the
LIST OF June at which period cholera first pre-.
vailed.
AMentreal, on the 25th, there twenty nine death.
by cholera
AT Chicago, for twenty -four hours ending the
10th, there were 10 deaths by cholera
AtDetroit, July 25th, SO deaths by cholera.
AtTroy. on Thursday, six deaths
At Urbana, Ohio, ON the 26th July four deaths BY
cholera.
1t 10 said that the cholera at Niagara has been
confined to the Irish laborers employed on the hy-
draulic words and railroads in the vicinity
ALBANY, N. Y, July 29-Snce Wednesday noon
there have been ninety five cases of cholera report
ed to the board OF health OF which thirty seven have
terminated fatally.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29-There have been 80
deaths by cholera at the West Chester PA poor.
house since the 18th inst, out OF one hundred and
seventy eight inmates
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wv "A Az - SOSoOO Ab0kIlOdu Oils,
w of white OF post oak, seven feet six inches
long, not less than inches in diameter the small
end; to be barked and smoothly hewn two sides;
square; to be clear of bad knots rot wndshakes or
other defects calculated to impair their strength and
durability The said ss to be delivered the depot
in Richmond, or on the line of the road between
Richmond or Fredericksburg and to be placed by the
contractor convenient to be loaded the cars be
inspected by the superintendent overseers Of the
road. The price, 40 cents per sill at 6 months per
cent of for cash. None will be received under size
w. N. BRAGG. Sup't of Road
NH 23
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.-J. W.
RANDOLPH has for sale
Davis Criminal Law
Lomsx on Executors vols
Robnson's Practice; vols.
fuckers Blackstone; 5 vols
Thomas Coke; vols.
Burr's Trial; 2 vols
Lawyers Guide; 2 vols.
Price on Annuites &c; 2 vols.
Tates Digest of the Laws, and many other rare
books not to be found elsewhere. eu1
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- PUBLIC AUCTION VIII be sold THURS
"a, AFTERNOON, Sd August Commencing It 81
O'Clock the three story BRICK HOUSE situated on
vest S-h It. French Garden Hill, short distance
north 81 the Handsome Cottage residence and besu
TRULY cultivated grounds Of VIM. r. Ritehe. Eco
Ths Rouse has bsed erected but fe yssrs and has
recently undergone repair and had improvements
sdded which, together with the introduction Of ctv
waeef, the connection Of 9th between Cay and
Leigh streets the extension and improvements Of
street TO the Central Railroad Ticket Once, and
is sontieuity 70 the City Spring and Public Square,
or fark siready enclo.ed and soon to be decofeted
renders this most desirable residence for any mali
ased ismily This dwelling contains 1--WE rooms, with
suitable entries or passages front and rear porches
and covered way protecting steps to basement; by
dnnt wood and coal house. he. This lot has front
Of 50 and depsh of EOS feet, eferine space for 8
Kitchen and flower Garden. Also. VIII Sc sold Lot
q ~ BY l86 feet ON the street and oppOate to
Abagaf street. On this lot there Il ANAL Fnmed
building, which, with trifin{ outlay, may be made
z mug reddence. After which several unimproyod
Loss ns.r the last described property WIN b eoa
pieces Of property establisla4 general Grocery and
Variety Store, (which might be done In the basement
story OF the first property named ct very inconsde-
B road or Valley strsets) - ! !
Terms at sale, which will be accommodating
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THE PRIzK FrGHrEss.- MoFrissey, the pugiist,
10 said TO be not so much injured az at first suppos
ed He 10 so eonfden, of an early recovery, In
deed that he has authorized his friends TO offer to
fight Poole over again tor from $1,000 to $4,000.
within ~ hours -adding;
81 will eight him any away he chooses to name,
and at any place. barring Amos street., or any por-
ton Of thss locality where his cowardIy gang holds
out However, ] sm OF the opinion that Poole Is
too big a coward TO fight me fairly st any other
place I acknowledged that got the worst of it.
and hope Poole will unhesitatinely set honorabiy
and do right. when ! call to see him, as positively
assure Aim will do, 10 q very short time | fur
Their tell Mr.. Poole, will not take as much time to
find him be has taken to End other people In
regard to the crowd that beat me, can recognize
fpe Of them; aud ii Poole will only fight me- shall
freely forgive them ALL"
This may be considered fair specimen Of New
York fancy" literature.
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WANTS.

VOUNG MAN WANTED AT THE q.
i 8. HOTEL, AS ASSISTANT IN THE OF:
FICE.-A ysune man qualified, Of good address, end
who i willing 70 make himself useful can hear Of
:, " shove iTonss
90 I-2t Ress4ss 80.
WANTED-To purchase or hire, alstea.
w dy, industrious man, do the duties OF an OS.
TIER and to cultivate .n ell, o:rd ssnnrrEsor
Manchester, July 81. is54-sa i-div
ABORERS WANTED-Ten miles
f' ID slA AgD'y to oYe 81 .h ns .s,i.
WANTED-A young Man ls or ls year:
w Of age, who writes good hand, - an assistant
Ia 40 Office Tes smart ana seeive one. 200 s1pny
Office jy3i
COUTHERN TEACHER WANTED -
~ We wish to obtain the services Of gentleman,
of Southern BIRTH Tescher of School In Chester
Toe neishborhood is . good one. and capable Of
sustaining fine school, None need Apply unless
capable Of teaching the Latin and English Languages
Good references viii be required as to character
and capacity. For further particulars to terms,
49, '''' MANN. WILKINSON & MILLER,
Skin Qusrter Post Office;
jy 2s-lw* Chesterfield CO., Va
WANTED, Immediately, good, steady
~ DRIVER. For :qch an on ; liberal I'd price
jy2S No. IL, Mau street.
"ANTED-Thirty Laboring HANDS
w on the line of the r. y and p. 3. b. about u
miles from Richmond, to lay track Apply to
w. N. BkA0G, sup't Of Road.
Office r. =: and Z. r. r. Co.,
Richmond, May II. 1854.
CERVANTS WANTED-Three or four
~ abls-bodied Men, by the month, for the balance
Of the year; for such hands will give SEQ per
month. payable monthly, to work Dredging Ma
chine, q miles below Richmond, at Warwicks Der.
This machine has been about four months ct work on
the bar-the number of hands employed have been
from eight to twelve, and have not had the first
case of sickness of any kind bosrd yet. They are
fed good and wholesome food, well cooked and ID
under my notice six days out Of seven. They win be
permitted to 70 ashore Saturday evening and re-.
turn on board on Monday morning. Apply to Can't
r. o. HASKINS, at Rockets or to the Superintend-
ant board. JAS. s. RICHARDSON
jy 242w
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
sIucIDr an THE SALT SULPHUR.

We regret to learn, from the Greenbrier Ere,
that Mr. BLAND, a resident of King and Queen
county, vieiting at the Sab Sulphur Springs in
Monroe County, committed suicide by cutting bis
throat on the 9th OF July. He had been In bad
health for sometime, and the consequent despon-
dency probably led him to the act His brother
was with him-left him 10 his room when he went
to breskiass--and when he returned found him q
corpse, He leaves wife and two children.
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By THOMAS ~. KDE0EE.
Once Il Geo j. Sumnef's, No. - PsaEl =

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
TITes nnsrGuhE~ At AUCTION WIN btsso3d on
I7sh - - the resdence Of Mr. Henry Smith. on
Har.shois ~ erect near the Chapel N Of his
MI wsIdroos eane,ssat Chair. Redsfss1s n.
pies Onine ana 0laA Ware Cookirs 7tGvr -
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TERMS at sale, which will be accommodating
au TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucs
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOU 81

SALE OF a HOU &E
= AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY,
AT AUCTION.-By virtne OF deed Of trust dated
2lst of July, 1853, executed by 4. b. Cousins and
wife, and duly recorded In Henrico County Court Of
subscriber the Trustee named in said deed, being
thereto requested will, on MONDAY, 7th August,
1854 at 6 o'clock p. NJ, upou the premises, expose
to sale. at public Auction the property conveyed in
said deed, being "a lot Of land, with : new framed
house thereon lying in the Town of Sidney, in the
County OF Henrco, at the Northwest intersection of
Eliwoo and Clarke streets. fronting said Ellwood
street l25 feet more or less and running back 1z5 T.
TEIMs-CAah
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66 Y; 9: nail STEANSHTP
ss1ncon Ase; l:t e O'Clock, preeissis 81 ~ nv
10hk. via NORtOLK. =. - 49, - - - -
F,sisht received today Monday. It II o,eloeh. .,S
Passengers are requested to be On board hesr. IN.
is OF departure. O'Clock Z. II, TUESDXY, the
5lcssts and berths occurred It our oes, posfA s,ds
Same ~ BY the river steamers -, ',e
u Si-7t LUDLAM 1 WATSON.
N. B.-The ROANOKE leaves eveyv skTTr1 r Az
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OWNER WANTED.-C

MNa OWNER WANTED.-Came
to my Farm, near Grifiin's Spring, about
ten days or two weeks ago. a dark brown
COW. with long tail and white bag
and face. She has young Calf The owner can
have them BY proving property and paying expenses.
For further Information apply at this Office -
iy 26-6t*
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THE DIARRHEA KILLER-Prspar-
Il ed only by BENNETT BEERS, Drug IT,,
is we'll Known to possess virtues in srrestins
and curing DarrhGa than any preparation before
the public Five years continued use in this com.
munity, is the best test of its efficacy.
Sold IN bottles at so cents each. 1t never fails
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OST-On Friday morning last, between
~ Richmond and Short Pump. in Henrico, small
CARPET BAG. containing some CLOTHING anf
my FREE PAPERS. Any person finding sand Bal
and leaving the same at this Office, or with JacI
Jones, near Short Pamp, will be literally rewarded
WIN. JONES'
jy 31-St* A free man Of coloy