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STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STOIs n
ON Main STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND skcoHD.
GUMBERTS & GOTTLEJR

RE receiving their Wholesale Retail Clothing Es-
4 ta2iishment, large assortment of READY MADE
g quality and manufretured in the most
styles a fine lot of Cloth Goats of all
rlor black and blue French and English Cloth Dress
ana sack Sattinett and Cashmere Coats brown
ana gray ONERCUATS. of STYLE price, quality and
color. VESTS and PANTALoONS of the most beautiful
patterns ever brought to this market
SHIRTS unasrshir and Drawers, Gloves Suspenders COL
and Sacks HATS and GAPS of every style cheaper
than ever sold in this market.
and Vages Carpet Sacks with large assoTtm
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all of which will sell
on the Straight Line Plan. cheap the cheapest.
a SO-The largest lot of CHILDREN,S IS CLOTHING
roughtto Evansville Call and see for yourselves. oc23t
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A. r. Cobb g Co., Foot ofIndiana St. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer 6l Co., 12l, Broad ST. New York,
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RENInVAI.

lI4N BACON & co. have to Main street. be4
. tween Water and First sts door Halock &
Stoddards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will be pleased to all their old custoers
the acquaintance of II
gFe them call They would return their 7ery
liberal patronage given and hope receive continuance
same by Keeping everything usually kept in the Family
groceries. $500
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RAILROAD TRANsponTATION NoTI,

4
HNo ALBANY, BOSTON. NEW YORK and all irterme-
este stations and places. Immediately the compile
non OF the evansville and Charlottesville Railroad to Terre
aae which VIII be within about weeks date
oe eaoyy 70 recel THROUGH for the delivery of ali
@ Produce and Property from this city
ts anu terre Haute to all of the above
ton Railroads. - W AO@Hy @Au Aos-
b hates eqe knS%n on application my ohee under
nOvls If JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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- THERN PROBABLY WAS NEv.
EVERYBODV IL FAMILI

EVERYBODV IS FAMILIAR
lE4swith the Prince & Co. Melodeons
II III n from this establishment in every city and
y ~ u Vviage throughout the ntry. a large sup
ply constantly hand and sale at Wholesale retail by
W. f. COLBURN
Piano and Melodion Depot.
ief-tf 7S West Fourth St. Cincinnati.
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CLOTHING &C.

- vAUTHlNG &C.,
LITTLE MAN WITH a BIG sTocKl
.SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING!
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
nav Just returned from the East opened at nv old
anaqt the western Star under the Pavilion Hotel one
e ana best selected and manufactured stocks
u 4AE<AO hADh CLOIHlNG, offered for in
TINS city My stock comprises full assortment of every
thg pPertalnlng to Gentlemen.s wearing apparel and
made in the latest styles and in the
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
OF every description the choicest selection
tlemen's underwear. -
i respectfully solicit examination my stock by nv
old customers and the public generally confident the
goods VIII recommend themselves. TE
ap4 ANTHONY LoBENsTINE. q
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

LFRAxk CARTER. WIN. R. 1oUErr.
CARTIER & JOUETT.. .;ts-.
[ FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. %. THIRD ST. BET. MAIN AND WATER
LOUIsAnLE. kY.
Geo. Foster Co., rv...r,nP. 9; o'Riles & Co..
HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.
ARBAROUX g. WIDEN,
CORNER OF wAsHINGToN FLOYD SITS.
LOUISVILLE. KY,
/ EANUFAoTURERs of steam ergines and mill maehin;
cry OloWhg engines Ior iurnies superior force and
largely used by RAILROAD panes Supplying water
ohor s al any wrought rcn Balcony
ana y2Td rang tobacco screws and presses lard tIber
Orders from distance accompanied by the
apps -
THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,
MAIN STREET, oPPOSITETHE BANK OF KENTUGK
LOUISVILLE. KY. s54
BENT 81 DUVALL
EEAvE in by arrivals large and 7aried
sssortpent of all grades Of earpeng comprising:
DO 6iddeTminster do; E
do Kidderminster BRUSSELS Carpets; .s
Brussels S5I ssir GaTPat TPets;' Brussels a carpes
Ply Carpets of the best make;
9@nsR f@n.f GS.Ss snPSt snS 4asd GSs F:s '
Chenille Tufted and Cocoa Mats;
from "a foowide which we cut to fsany shaped
without loss to the purchaser.
CURTAIN MATERIALS s.tsf
Rich Satin Brocatele; Rich Satin Damasks;
=. - de LANES;
orsed 6etaasls Of every grade window Holland Shades
Superb Lace Curtains; Superb applique Curtsins
n Superb Tamboured Muslin Curtans
Drapery Buslins Cornices Bands Tassels Loops. etc.
4EtF MATTINGS
- 5-4, and 6-f white aud eolored Mattings
Al Spanish Mating offices; -
1T 54 GA Cocoa Mattings for Offices. hotels and pub
- lie buildings. @
These goods together with stock of fancy. staple
and domestic dry goods offer as low they be h
Eastern and request all in pursuit Of cheap and de-
irable gooes, to give ell before else where
BENT & DUVALL.
N BAH orders for goods will be promptly attended at
the lowest prices. myI0. |
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METROPOLITAN Root
NEW hooks

EENHE Sons Of the Stress Loomis Practical stronony;
Il Life of Sam Houston; History Of Turkey;
My Brothers. Keersr, Kenneth; d.
History of the Hen Fever; Long Look etc etc
just received and .or sale by ~ y
my25 T. CONJUNCTION & co.
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CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE,
BY RITTROLFE ds SONS.

BETWEEN SECOND,
EVANSVILLE, IND. ..
AWTE have just received large supply of eight day and
w thirty hour clocks. direct frC the
prsng every style of wood and iron which
will sell to cash dealers low the articles be
bought Cincinnati Western cities. We shall al
ways keep good stock hand and think make it
tho interest of country dealers buy their clocks OF
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
EUDGING from the crowd of that have been
e1 visiting friend Enbich store for the past two weeks
under the impression that he the saying
parlance) had gone board
thereof selling sacrifice but further enqui
happy that such
the He has hand full assortment of Spriag
and Summer Dry Goods and selling very low
hence the rush his store. ap14
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TENNEye, snPENsvs

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES LIQUORS, coENEE
-. WATER AND VINE SITS, EVANSVILLE, I'D. ss-
VIE undersigned have this day formed ershp
Il the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liauor
business Eavng succeeded the business Messrs As &
Howes purchased their stock additions to make
complete shall bargainr
E0R CASH. any house in Evansville any city the
west. r. S. TENNEY.
jams SSORENSON
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NOTICE.

persons Indebted the late firm of v K Hendricks
"A Co. again notified of the necessity of immediate
settlement as the old firm settled
mh7 HENDRICKS u MCREA-
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NUMBER SO.
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS
EsB p 60 -


Pennsylvania RAILROAD AGENCY
s= THE undersigned having been ap- -.
- pointed Agent for the above Comma Te[ n
zzs~sz ny in this city. will be prepared on
the opening of the Evansville and -
Crawordsv Railroad Terre Haute upon the
River navigation to receipt for the delivery Goods or
produce ofevery description. this M an
the Eastern Cities via Railroad here to PITTS
and thence East the Pennsyyania Road to their
ates made known on application at my Office.
ee (up under the Telegraph Qce Warehouse
corner of Canal and Walnut street -
nOy13-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL Agent
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n RON AND NAIIAs.-3oO tons iron, all sizes;
N 20 Steel and Iron Slabs; so bdls Shee Iron;
500 ass'd Nails. for sale reduced prices by
mh2i s--..-f SAMUEL ORR.
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STORAGE WANTEn

AN{ prepared in Fire Proof
Nv any Quantity of GRAIN Produce Merchandise or
tho liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms stairs particular will
taken of Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds of goods to damage damp
rust. T. e-f asa q =. -
{ logger when desired. eI..- ~
Warehouse koeated Locust street and W.
Canal and most convenient for shipping River
road. Applyto nov1 GEO. FOSTER e. CO.
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WILLIS, AROMATIC STOMACH BIT
LEkS. MELI-N, WINE EsITTERE.

ENHESE preparations fayorably known
II as certain cure for Summer Complaints and pre-
ventative of fever and and similar diseases
signment just received and orsale by
feb21 If TENNEY & SORENsOff
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ID. S. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
I. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN, JR.
wm. *. nIcGIs EW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. a
Ofhce in the Crescent City Isank'' BdiTdiag.
WV my25
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NEAT ans ANAag

GEkEK LIME.
IN Barrels and Hogsheads .constan ty for sale by
Il je4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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CRACK ERs AT WHOLEsALE AND RETAII

tHE undersigned constantly keeps hand large assort
ment offresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers, and
also of Soda P0tand Navy Bread being factur
ed latest improved Machinery they be sold at a
low price place in West exceled
quality by other mandatory large
stock always hand Shop Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. mh29tf j, SINIIOH
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FHtwo hundred eossh Gotten reed this day
n and for sale by JAS. Low Il CO..
iS Main St, Louisville, Ky.
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FRESH POTATOES DIRECT From IR ELAND
fNlFT1 sacks reed per Alvin Adams and for sale by
e5
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The PACiF.c.
RomBARpMENr sEBAsToroL RENEWED
DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFsil


| Nsw YORK, Aug. 22.-The steamer Pacific
has arrived, with dates from Liverpool to
| the l2th inst.
The steamer Arago arrived at Sauthamp-
ton on the 10th inst.
THE wAR-REEEwAL OF THE SIEGE.
The general aspect of the war news 10 un.
satisfactory. Dates from the Crimea are to
the 10th inst, thus we have nothing impor.
tsnt save the renewal of the bombardment
on this day.
Omar Pacha has been appointed to the
command in Asia.
The siege of Kars showed no new fea
lures.
Taganrog and Berdiansk had been partial
y bombarded. 7s
There was report in Paris that Revel had
been successfully bombsrded, but the truth
of the report is, probably, that the allied
fleets are assembling in the Baltic for the
supposed immediate attack on Helingsfor.
FRANCE.
The French Government journal publishes an
intiatsd account of conspiracy discovered on the
part of the Leg.imists aid the revolutionists in
Italy, and TO further the ends of Russia, conse.
quent thereon.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
IL 10 now definitely stated that II Ia now very an.
questionsbls whether Spain will furnish 25 900,
and Portugal IL, 900 troops In pay of the Allies.
Rachel comes passenger In the Pacific.
The Italian General Peps il dead.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August r. lotion steady and un.
changed Market closed steady. Sales for the week
50 0O0 bales Of which spectators took 1900 Orleans
Fss "a. middIing sl6; Mobile fair SAD, middlins
Cd. 08 6-l6d; Up!auds fair CID, middiing 3D. Stock
for exports 6ll 600 bales American import Ala 900
aiinsd. Flour w stern Canal $4,000, Ohio SsASD
lsss. Whest-Whita III 0I2s, red los 3iIis Com
White Asa lI44a: yellow aud mixe ed 38sgB9s Lard
dali. Rosiu closed steady with an active demand -
Money market more string emit Consols for money
d. American stocks unchanged
Weather favorable for crops
LONDON MARKETS
LONDON. August l2.-Iron buoyant active and In
deLlsnd-Wesh bar on board 8, Welsh rails Q84 -
Sugar and Coffee steady. Freight steady ana I'M
changed.
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased.
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APPALLING ACCOUNTS FROM
PORTSMOUTH.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 22-The accounts re.
ceived here from Portsmouth are truly ap-
palling. DIR. Trugien writes that he, yester.
day. saw and precribed for Que hundred
patients. In many instances, whole families
are lying i'll, without the means of getting a
drop of water to cool their parched tongues.
Physicians and nurses are much wanted,
and their absence is proving terribly fatal
Capt. Geo. Chambers, Patrick Williams,
and Newton Ashton-all prominent citizens
are dead, and more are dying.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1s55.-A
fire occurred in this city last night consu.
ming the drug store of Gaylord & Co, and
damaging the adjoining stores of Mr.. Loeb,
clothier. and Mr.. Mould, confectionery
Messrs Gaylord's loss is estimated at $4,000.
Insured as follows; The Home Company.
$4,000; Hartford Companies, SIS 900; Atlantic
$4,000; London and Liverpool, $40, 600; Com
monwealth, $4,000; Lorillard, $4,000. The
losses of the others are small, and believed
to be covered by insurance.
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY CLOSED

BosToN, Tuesday, Aug. 81, l855.-The op
position telegraph line to Cape Cod, which
has been partially built by Messrs. Brewer
& Baldwin, under pretended grant from
+. o. j. Smith to use the Morse patent has
been closed by order of the Court. The au-
thorized line from Boston to Provincetown,
Holmes Hole and Nantucket, is now pro.
crossing as rapidly as possible, and will be
completed this season.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RJCHMNNn VIPHIEIA


This house having changed proprietors with de.
cided improvement is now confidently recommended
to the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable accom-
modations. Its Iocatoniis plesssnt-and
position siry which, with the liberal hand of its
proprietor must render it the tavorite house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms neatly furnished, airy land comfortable
The table 10 we'll supplied with whatever the mar
ket affords-the servants polite and csommodatins
Nothing ia wanting to make it one of the most de.
sirable hotels in the CITY, au 81
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Extract from the Preface

have endeavored in Ibis book to portrsy the bad
not wholly bad the good as imma cuiate sir ce
of human nature 10 either rarely never true. To
show how errors which seem venia1 at first grow
into crime when fostered by indu gence aud excused
the principle oil fatality, any other pretence
by which the perpetrator seeks alike TO blind him
self and others; to prove that TO the ungsverned
bsleful crimes of the few. we owe the niseries
which darden social life and that the most brilliant
gifts of the person worldly fortunes are many
smiling spells which lure to ruin those who are the
slsves OF impu SCI to give to each his proper share
OF blame-msking not one the wholly SHINING, nor
the other the wholly sinned agsnstis the object Of
the work.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW York, Aug 22nd.-Stocks steady and inec.
tive Money easy. Flour firm; Southern easier, at
S9aS9f Wheat unsettled Corn advanced lar cts,
Mixed 883s85 cents per bush. Provisons UNCHANGED
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22nd-The steamers news has
unsettled the market-no sales OF -four. Howard
street held at S8s; City Mills $50. Wheat declined
Corn dull White 85a89 Yellow 9Oa93 Rye dsclin.
ed 5alO cents. Oats 40445 cents per bushel.
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SAILING OE IT

SAILING OF THE BALTIC.
New York, Aug 22d-The steamer Baltic sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool with l25 passengers and
1865. 900 in specie.
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(From the Home Journal.)

This is an American novel, fresh from the pen OF
fair daughter of the South 1t IL story of fashion
able society," and the laid in this unromantc
city Many of the characters drawn from life.-
No book that has been recently Issued fro the press
will excite more curiosity, and none will be read
with more avidity. The style is graceful and pleas
ing the plot original and The interest of the tale
sustained with marked and peculiar ability. We
predict great success for this new and beautiful
of felton, and hope that the fair writer will find
her trippngs in author land gratifying to herself
as they promise to be profitable to her publishers.
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE-
| Office With Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20. Pearl straet
BY TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
= yARM NEAR The CITY AT AUCTION
Davis dated 18th July, 1854. and recorded In the
once Ct the Clerk of HenTioo County Csurt, the
on the 6th August 1855. in the Ard stead of ssid
Davis lwho has removed from this State will seIl
misses, at 81 O'Clock d the property conveyed In
SAID deed being parcel of land contsinisg III sores,
iyne miles from the city. near the Brooks P1snk
ern and adjoining the lands Of Jesse Williams John
This land u wsll enclosed; hss upon II : nsu
sirabIe place. = = - - =, -
TErAs VIII be 10 accordance with the decd, and
VIII be made known at the time Of sale 80 4 +
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctr. cue
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l. LOT AT AUCrIoN.-By virtue of the pro-
visions OF deed OF trust to the underlined Trus-
tees, for the benefit of the Monroe Building Fund
Association, dated the 9Th day Of August 1854, and
Of record In the hustings Court Office Of the city Of
day Of August 1855, the premises Ut 4oclock P.
n. the property conveyed in said deed, being .
fronting so feet said street. and running back
about l40 feet adjoining the properly owned by D.
Wright ON one side, and +. Eppes on the other.
good Kitchen and all other necessary oushouses.
The forms of sale will be cash for the sum Of enc
thousand seventy eight dollars and fifty cents with
interest from the 5th day OF Ansust ti the day OF
sale. and oil necessary expenses attending the exs
eution OF said deed and the rssidas on suen tsrms
g may be aarsed on by the srantors In said DECD.
555ffEEiWEa y: iS5kliiElSNiSSlaos, rra..
r Sts-skS
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ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22d.-Ths steamer Ericsson
from HAvre arrived here this morning.
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PUBLIC SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 2Stb inst, the
tract Of Land on which the late Richard B. Chaklsy
resided at his DEATH subject to the dover right Of
nis mother, (kebecca Chalkley,) supposed to CON.
tain IS7 acres, be the same less lying nme.
oiately on the East side OF the Richmond and Pc.
the Halfway Station. The Improvement consist
IN good one story framed sin g-house with four
rooms good Kitchen frame barn and stable and other
ton cannot be found Ia Eastern Virgins. The sub.
serper residing very the place. will take great
pleasure 10 showing 1t to any person persons who
MAJ be disposed to examine the plantation
ALsO--At the same time and place, will be sold eli
OF the pershable property beon ging to the estate
of said decedent.
Terms made known ON the day OF sale.
p. A. CHALKLEY, Admir-
sul8-dtdkwIt With the viii annexad
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BY GODDlN & APPERsON.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDlN & APPERsON.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
srp r rTOuRTH; BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
sold on TUESDAY, the 4th September, 1855, on the
brisI te compromising at u o'cloct. M the nav
Csrv .rd Cn nI on the west side OF 4th, besween
Timnney at the annual rent of $500.
Inc mouse contains rooms, besides front and rear
WEST ~ ana sifehen, and bounds on the North and
TEsns: Cash. ooDDIN ArPERsoN,
Ausss
HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR
-, s. SALE ON THE PREMIsEs.-The subscri-
n, uIoys his former residence. for rent. and Az
~ for sale at public auction, the FIFTH
day thereafter. Those desirable little farms lie on
me Iosd leading from Richmond to the Fork church
son .nn one no mile Of sa:h Cottase Aspin Grove
Iontsns gig acres The above land lies In an excel
rht ne'ehborhood and convenient to 20 saw mills
Ins ARMS jein each other. The above farms are
sary out houses On one s an eIcsiient and israe
Wm e TIE above land: join the lands Of Col.
and i. " well s ssi Henry a. Wood EGG and other.
so'o opportunity of engaging in the lumber bust
TERMS One third cash /; the balance in three
payments to carry interest from date of 6, IL
sno 10 monihs, bonds with approved security, and
Q! trust will be required for the balance of the
tr.., VIII, at the same time aud place, sell little
scr. .nSwn as Stony Run, which contains forty
100. oe the same more lees, and within one.
qvMnner OF mile of said Cottage.
IEkMs -One.third cash th Q balance in two equal
Peyments OF and IL months, bonds with approved
security and deed of trust will be re ouired
Lan al shown by DR. VIM L. Wood.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
- IN HENRIco CoUNTY.-sy virtue of deed
ust lated the 10Th day Of APRIL 1850 and admit
y Court on the 18th day of April 1850 in which Ca.
yanes conveyed to me, for the purpose therein
mention d; certain property therein described
snail, on FRIDAY, the Gath day Of August, 1855 at
~ ocioos. NJ. proceed to sail, ct public austion,
osr,an 90 me highest bidder for cash.
ana TO rods. situate lying and being In the coun.
land Is which was conveyed by Joshua Goods to John
bisgam by deed dated 18th September 1922 and by
zie and wife to Lotion N Elet in trust and by said
Ellet to Caleb Jones, all OF which deeds are duly
recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court.
n This lsnd lies abo1. seven miles below the city Of
Richmond and 10 valuable not only on sccoupt Of it's
fertility OF SOIL but ON account of the wood and tim.
Der upcl IL. THOMAS T. EVAN9
bu Si--t.s Trustee.
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)ohN K. HOPKINS, with

oArOOhI. LEE 4 CO.
On. COMMISSION MERGgs MTG
near sheckoe Wsrehouse. kicbmons ~. o,
Zion. Sa attention to tbs sale Of Tobscso Wss.t
Ill go zorro &C.. and make liberal cssh sav,r.,
W. s'asis sHepts In hans. 0nees ON
a. ss-1sm S'"' foBERTsor.
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APPOINTMENT DECLINED.
WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Judge Moore of Alabama
has declined the appointment of Associate Justice In
he Supreme Court Of Kansas, vice Judge Elmore
removed.