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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08
VOU CAN NY WATCHER, JEwERY

u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS a
Wholesale and retail In variety and style low "A
cash prices by calling at NoWLANs sign of the Ea RS,
gle, No ~, sycamore street, Petersburg Va, wheree
will 20 He has just armed from the Nor
ru and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable Watches Jewclry Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods offered in this State Would be better
call aud his magnificent Stock and
per he all his God. sell
them less than the regular prices the quality
Goods You also have Watches and yewery
paired in tho short notice and alw
the fashionable Goods In exchange
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No 81 Sycamore
street Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

n
~ SION MERCHANTS. PETERSBURG, Va Dealers In
pure Peruvian and Mexican Guano Lime Plaster Bone Dust
seeds Agricultural Implements Machinery; Agents for
eBugs genuine Super Phosphate OF Lime Iastmans Plank
Road Wagons Mongomeiys Premium Roekaway Fan Mills
scots ilo Giant Corn and Cob MIL Me1regors Farmors
Boiler, Watts Cna and Brace plows
JOHN ROwEETT,
2adSct6th HENRY g. HARDY.
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AUCTION sArus.
FUTURE DXY1-

ALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL, pm
~ i rEnTY Az WEI DON. NORTH CAROLINA
On oATUkDAY, 18th Of March, 1855. & IL o'clocs
on oub 1ns R s,.%'i.s' (. Weldon viii .s y
HOUSE which hs. Just been erected sst .ia,rs -
r:.senger .pot Of the Railroads at that place ~
WeIdon 10 anown to be on the great sougher linz
o. ma,s ana u ne M sssy. been P.ce whsfs the
rms Hotel was put for the express purpose Of
commodatins comfortably and without apnovaacs
TIE largest nunb,r OF PASSENGERS that can offer The
high. capable Of dining 25a persons At once. The
other public rooms in the same proportion and
when all are finished there win BIS A. convenient
ssd chamber Pipes have beso put up for Ga: The
Ing apparatus to cook for three hundred persons
The rooms in the third story not yet conn stsd
out the Grst aud second floors and the rest OF the
nouse are 80 nearly finished that 1t could be opened
for the purpose of furnishing meals to the
in week or ten days. n
This desirable property s worthy Of the notice of
persons at distance aequsinted with the value of
formation will state that Weldon 10 the point whore
the two great Southern Railroad routes to the South
meet-fo wit, the one BY Washington city. Rich
mond and Pete r.burs; the other by the Chesape.ke
Bay and Norfolk; and where they diverge by the
Railroad to Wilmington N. c.. ON the one hand and
the Railroad to Raleigh on tho o.her. There are
Weldon (.il Of which into tho d.pot along side
OF which the Hotel is built and from 40 OF o to So I.
ooo passengers pass there annually. -
IN sddition to these advantages the water power
OF weldon 10 unequalled In the whole Southern
states, and as it becomes better known it will be.
come large manufacturing town.
r, me above sale 10 msde by virtue Of Deed from
d.'ed the 18th of February, 1855
:tsimsnts, for bonds or notes. with gcoi security.
DAVID NAY.
mn o-otawtds Trustee of HI D. BIRD.
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REPORTED FrLLIBUSTERlNG EXPEDITION
AGAINST MEXICO
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST

*''NNN' N'N+ ~ Ia T. 81 An Ut 1dE. YVES H..
TREASURE FROM CALIFORNIA BLOCKADE OF crrn.x
FORTS
NEW foRH, March f--Ihe steamer Star of the
West arrived here at 9 O'Clock this evening. with
.l0 passengers, and $3.50 900 In gold from Cslitor.
MS She landed at Key West the eth The
Spanish Consul there had issued proclamation by
order OF the Captsia General of Cuba, declaring
the whole coast OF the Island in state of blockad
also that all vessels bound to any port In the
Island, or lound cruizing along the coast, will be
searched by the Spanish vessels. The United
states steamer San Jscinto was TO leave for Havana
on the - h.
The Star of the West brings California dates to
the nth ult which have been anticipated via New
Orleans. Mining prospects were improving under
the effects of recent rains. Trade slightly bet
ter.
sixty FIVE dead bodies had been recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Pearl, at Sacramento,
and 2were still missing. The boat had been raised
and was repairing.
severe gale visited Salt Lske city on the lst OF
January, doing much damage The Legislature OF
Utah convened on the llh of December
The latest dates from the Sand witch Islands are
to the l3th OF January, and from Oregon Jan. %;
Sidney, Australia. Oct. IA
The steamer Uncle Sam arrived at San raucis.
co on the Sd ult, with New York dates to jan 18th
on the Add ballot for Senator in the California
legislature, Senator Gwinn had IS Edwards SO
broderick II McCorkle { aud "A votes scattering
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BY GODDIN g. APPERsON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuARI.E

II S0A<o Ro4c OV tALOADIE
Al, - pklvATE DWELLING ON BROAD ST.
NEAR MAYO ST-As Trustees in a certain Deed
executed by the late DR.. Carter P Johnson ito se.
cure part Of the purchase money! bs.rjnp aste IL
January 1894 duly recorded In Richmond Hustin "a
we snail, In execution of the said trust and
esd me concurrence OF the parties interested
mONDAY, the 18th day of March, 1856 at the bonr
OF III O'Clock NJ (f fair; if not the next fair dav
enat very valuable Lot and Brick.Tenement ON tbs
south sds OF Broad, near to Mayo street The I,of
fonts ~ feet, runs back the depth of the Lot to
VICE alley ard has upon it three story Brick Tene
ment, containing 10 rooms, inc uding Office in hsss.
usual modern Improvements such as water gas b.
built " 'oiy wen
TERNs-One-fourth cash; balance at G. p and Ia
months Tor negotiable notes besriug interest and
secured by lien the property The taxes for tn
present year to be paid y the purchaser
ANDREW Sp. JOHNSTON, Trustees.
B-If the purchaser prefers it, the person who
10 entitled to the cash payment will receive in lieu
thereof negotiable note of 80 days or 4 months ga
tisfactorily endorsed, with interest added
1mme diately altar the above SALE on the same day
and at the same place. we shall proceed to sell al
pubic Auction the personal p operty IF Dr. Garter
johnson, now at his house, consisting of his house
hold and kitchen Furniture embracing the usual va
riety, and including among other things Pisno Sill
yer and Plated Ware, China, Beds Bedding. Car.
pets, Parlor and Bed.R Room Furniture, Gas Chande
iers and Burners, &c. Also his Library of Miscella
neous Books.
TERMs-AV purchases under $50, cash; for all owe,
that amount, negotiable notes at months sstisfac
torily endorsed G. N. JOHNSON,
/, Gal. a., Al CLIFFORD; 5 To-
be conducted by THOS. w. KELSEE,
NH 6-dtds Auctionesr
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Senate In Execu
tive session made the following combinations:
Israel ID. Andrews, Consul General of the British
North american Provinces John R. Brodhead
Consul General OF Samoda, in Japan; Montgomery
Flair, Solicitor of the Court of Claims For the
two additional cavalry regiments-to be Colonies
Bfevet Col. f. n Sumner, Lieut. Col. of First Ora.
goons; Major Albert S. Johnston, Major of Pay
Department. To be Lieutenant Colonies, Breve
Col. Il Lee, Captain of Engineers; Brevet Lit
Col J. +. Johnston, Capt. of the Topogrsphics
Engineers To be Majors-Brevet Colonel w. j
Harder, Capt OF Second Dragons; Brevet Lieut.
Col Braxton Bragg, Cap. Of the Third Artillery
breve; Major w. II. Emory, Capt Top. Engineers
and Benz. Mccullough, of Texas.
For the two additional infantry regiments to be
Colonies, Brevet Colonel George Wright, Lieut.
Col of Fourth Infantry; Brevet Lieutenant Col.
Edmund Alexander Major OF Eighth Infantry
To be Lieutenant Colonies, Brevet Colonel Charles
Smith, Major of the First Artillery; Brevet Lieut.
Col Silas Casey, Captain of the Second Infantry
10 De Major, Brevet Lieut.. Colonies, w T
Walker Captain of the Sixth Infantry; Brevet Lit
Col Edward J. Steptoe Captain of the Third Ar
tiliery; Brevet Lieut. Colonel r. 7. Cauly, Capt
OF the Adjutant Generals Department; Capt, ii
" Benham, Captain of Engineers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

BARNUM AFTER BURNs-Barnun with his eve
ever potabilites, from the Feejee mermaid to
the Swedish Nightingale, is now after Burns, the
fugitive slave who s On his way, under escort, to
Boston. The Boston Transcript says, tina, in a let~
ter to Hon. d. K Hitchcock, OF the State Senate re-
ceiyed on Thursday morning, Mr.. Barnum says
a see that Burns, the fugitive slave is bought,
aud 10 on his way TO Boston. III give him 500 TO
70 into my museum five weeks and there tell his
tale to visitors, provided he don't first appear
elsewhere 10 New Cork, and also provided he will
commence In New York by the 18th March. and as
much sooner may be-"
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The Baltimore American, announcing the death
OF Emanuel Everett, the deaf mute, who was run
over last week by the cars on the Central Railroad
says.
The lad was for some time at the deaf and dumb
asylum, at Philadelphia, and had, on several occa
SONS, wandered away without Informing bis father
or the officers of the observation-disclosures he was going
Ee was subsequently, sent to like asylum at Staun
ton, from which he also wandered to Richmond -
The news Of the untinely death of lad by his
name reached his father, who at once telegraphed
10 stanton to know if his was at the asylum
and was informed that he not. Mr. Everett
left the city on Saturday afternoon, for Richmond
for the purpose of bringing the body home if II
should prove to be his son. The fact of being de-
Prived OF the sense of hearing prevented him from
knowing OF The approach of the train; and it is said
that he was instantly killed. He was very sprght
y and intelligent lad of about sixteen years
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From IIoshiAgkon.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Great dissatisfaction
exists among the Democratic members of Con
gress, in consequence of the failure of the Pres.-
delt to nominate Gen. Shields for Brigadier Gen
er4l of the rev regiments.
The publication of the Daily Globe, of this city
VIII be suspended after the Congressional proceed
ings are all printed, to be resumed again next ses
sion.
The redemption of the public debt for the week
ending March 3, amounted 10 1898 00)
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
tOfce with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VAL.
"A UABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-WilI
be sold. on THURSDAY morning next, March 9Th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, in the store recently oc-
cupied by Messrs. Winston Jones' No 70 Main At !.
all of the Household Furniture belon cling to the es
tate Of GervasS Burton, decd consisting of Parlor
Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Fufniture.
By order of the Administrator.
ALSO-One very hne Seven Octave Rosewood
Piano Forte, but little used and in perfect order.
NH s THOS. w. KEESEE Auct
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.

OcEaN MAIL STEAMER BrLL The mail steam.
ship appropriation bin vetoed by the prcsd, nj
principally the ground that Congress though rot
giving the notice which the Postmaster General
+ commended, ought. in the opinion of Preside ut
Pierce reserve TO itself the right do so though
D -oper. The Senate, as soon as the veto message
WIS received, tackled the mail steamship appropria
% TO +he naval appropriation. bill, with which
the House concurred. So the Collins steamers,
will continue their fast trips but the company IL
nj bound to launch the fourth ship; which
they agreed to do, IL not disturbed by the no,i.e
REPORTED FLLlBUSTERING EXPEDITION
AGAINST MEXICO.
COLUMBIA March 4,-The Southern mai. briny,
New Orleans papers of Tuesday last Brazos adj.
vices state that the merchants oi Brownsville have
subscribed $1,000 to fit out a lihus,erins expedi-
item against Mexico.
Tue above report Is fatty contradcted by the
Brownsville Flag. Instead OF $50 co., II saws, the
merchants OF Brownsville, have no, subscribed 60
cents to aid any hllibaster organization
There was a rumor Ia Brownsville that Gen
Alvarez had advanced upon Mexico. and that Santa
Aans took 70 flight; also that vessel had arrived s
Acapulco from New York loaded with ammunition
IT st kinds, to carry the revolution against the
present government of Santa Anna Ties reports
all REQUIRE cont; rmstfon
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Nec York Markets, March 5.

Cotton downward and dull. Flour is tending
upward-sales OF 1900 bbs. Southern at S. 81 ?
$3.50. Wheat firm, with an upward tendency.
Corn-sales of 10000 bushels Western mixed at "a
95 cts. Pork unchanged. Beef upward. Lard
has declining tendency. Stocks in better request,
and the Money market easy. Sales of Virginia
sixes at o. rs
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BALTIMORE, March 5.-The clipper ship Seaman
from New Orleans, bound to Marseilles, with
large and valuable cargo of cotton, was struck by
lightning, and entirely consumed. The captain
and crew were saved by passing vessel. The
Seaman was owned by Hand & Co, of Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

The LATR RoBERr MnLs-Mr. Robert Mills,
the eminent architect, who died in Washington
last Saturday, has left many monuments of his
= skill; among them the Baltimore Washington
Monument the National Washington Monument.
the Richmond Washington Monument, the great
extension to the Charlottesville University, the
Treasury and General Postofice Buildings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

HARTFORD, Conn, March Sd Hon Thos Day
Que of our most respected citizens, is dead MI
Day was elected Secretary of State in 1910, and
held the office unnterruptedly until 1885
Bascomb, the Willimantic mail robber has been
s-ntenced by Judge Ingersoll, to seven years and
three months confinement
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By 0ODDlN 4 APPERsON.
TOMNISgTONERNa1Isnnr H0r1a


COMMISSIONER SALE or HOUSE
SALE At AUCTION.--As Commisioeere 81 ~
Circuit Court Of the city Of Riehmond IN the csse q
kishsrdson m Smith. he shall proceed to sel Il
day u Mcs sss at f, not sss o.1t IA 81
At the hour Of O'Clock, the House and lot Of
merit Kichsrdson died seized designated ~ No. H.
trontinE Is feet en- Duval street, ruupins back 10
'est and oppoti.e the Duvsl street Church.
TsRMs-One-tbird cssh; balance ct ssd mopths
note i psa 5ots. and title rst:nsd IN the .
TEX tie g. .s sUfsor. Com.
r. 81 st9noueted by ooDDrN & APPERsos, Austs.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
1S aT HIEE so 4s SALE Il
~. i4sh a.. ,o as WIN be sold WEDN EsDAY,
menens 10 II. order 'as tSs fo
'0 Lot e on sss sHi,dins q. Lot. ~,
sss and Clay streets fronting II feet runnins bsct
Ans. q Lots. fs.ch "a f....,.o
s'ds Of 29th. between and Il sts. e' oh 'ne East
Ai,o, lot on 18th street, between and st,. IS
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and q month,
ed till last note is paid The taxes for abe present
mis- GohbIN { APPERsoN. Auc..
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION-By
virtue OF deed of trust from Edward J. Meany and
Eliza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept 4th, 1852
shall as trustee. the Esd day Of March, 1855 If
fair f not the first fair day theresfter) sell on the
premises, the Tract Of Land wherein the lste Ed
ward J. Mesny resided, containing about 253 acres
situated In Goochland county, James River, about
16 miles from the city of Richm md and adjoining
the lands eff Judge John Robertson, John Adkins r.
H. Maury L Co and others.
The Land IL well adapted to the growth Of corn,
wheets and oats. portion of the tract 10 James Ri
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal rum
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of sals.
Sci ing as Trustee, shall only convey with special
warrsnty
fe ls-d&ctds* SAMUEL s. DUvAL, Trustee.
2 VALUABLE LOTS, OF TEN ACRES
= EACH, AT THE HEAD OF GROVE ST., IN
SYDNEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wii be
sold on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of March, 1856 on the
premises commencing at O'Clock, s handsome Lots
OF 10 acres EACH In the town of Sydney the upper
end of Grove street, and the north SIDE thereof
adjoining the lands of Messrs. A. Robinson jr, and
Lewis ID. Crenshaw
These Lots are we'll enclossd--are covered with
wood, and are very Handsomely located for market
gardens or suburban residences.
TERMs-One-ffth cash balance at 8, 6, and II
months for eotable notes Interest added scared
qy trust deed or title retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser ~
mn GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

GROCERIES, BACON, &c, AT AUC-
~ TION.-On WEDNESDAY, 7th instant at 10
O'Clock, at my store will sell at auction for cash,
aiot Of Groceries, the stock of grocer who is dc.
clinipg business.
BACON-Will be added lot of Bacon now re-
cevins from Baltimore, consisting of Hams, Shout.
ders Joles, &c.
NH 6 p, GAIJTHnRN Ar.t
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION

SYRACUSE, March "A locomotive on the Cin-
cinnati express train exploded this morning near
Lyons. The engineer PANIED Day, and Adamsen,
fireman. were seriously scalded. The passen-
gers escaped un;niured.
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E. 0. TRAYLOR, AGENT.

Z. q. TKA1LUR, AGENT,
S4SH, BLIND and DOOR MANUFACTURER
ON ThIkTEENTH STREET,
lin the shop lately occupied by Baldwin,
at the corner Of Shockoe Warehouse
pUILDERSc can be furnished with SASH,
- BLINDS and DOORS, of all descriptions, at
the shortest notice.
All orders from the country or city will be thank
fully received snd punctually ATTENDED to.
u 8x10 and l0xl2 always hand and for SALE
Those in want, will please give call.
NH 5 st
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Baltimore Markets, March 5.

Flour-Howard street S. 621-2 for present and
April delivery. Wheat scarce and wanted; prices
tri1e better-whi,e 81 S2.l0; red S195 So O3.
Corn-white IS So cts; yellow s5 SO c:s. Penn
sylvania Rye S1ls.
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CPRING SALES, 1855.-A. MORRIS

CPRING SALES, 1055.-A. MORRIS,
~ Richmond, Va, Publisher and Wholesale Dealer
in Books, Paper, Stationery and Piano Fcrtes would
invite the attention of country dealers WISHING tn
city make their spris purchases, to his large and
general assortment of Goods appertainng to his
trade, which will be sold upon the most reasonable
tsrms
UORCESTERS PIANO FORTES AND
PRINCES MELODEANS "A NORRIS is the sole
Agent for the sale of the above celebrated insru-
ments which unriyalied and unsurpassed and
sold at q moderate price.
A general assortment of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise.
Having BINDERY attached TO his Book estab-
Eshment, he is prepared to manufacture. to order,
ev,ry description of Blank Books and execute Bind.
ng 10 every variety of style.
" Ali orders from the country will meet prom t
attention, and be executed faithfully if the EUR.
chasers were personally present
A. MORRIS, 81 Main ST.
NH 3-St Richmond, Va.
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eBY ALEXANDER MOTT
BY LARUS e. SHINE.

BY LARUS e SHINE. =
STOCK SALE OF GOLD WATCHES,
~ CHAINS. BREAST-PINS, Sc, AT AUCTION.
On next WEDNESDAY. the 7th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
will sell public auction at our store stock OF
frat class gold English Hunting and Open Face Lee
yer Watches; Gold Anchors and Cylinder do; Silver
Anchors and Lepines Gold Fob, Vest and Guard
Chains; Breastpins Finger Rings, &c.
The Watches are of the most approved makers
and every article offered will be sold, and 1t come
up to representation. Sale positive
NH G LARUS l. SHINE, Auots.
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CHERIFFS SALE-Will ba ,ola n ~.

SaEhlffS SALE VIII be sold 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, at the auction heuae ~
Messrs Lai "a Shine, on the 18th iuat comn.rc
ing az O'Clock and continuing from dav to day rnf
congiefed, commencing at the same hour The an.
ure STOCK OF Goods levied on by virtue OF suuiyv
executions Va E.as Hale, embracing large colIec-
ton OF Clocks Watches; Chains; Silver Ware: Jew.
eny OF every descriptions large assortment OF Pan
cy doods ferfumery, &c.. &c. Also q lsree eela.
snow Cases; hve large Mahogany Show Cases; ios.
PIE barrel Guns one large Store Stove and P.ps: f
ccuun.lng mouse Desks Also . good assortnenf 81
Country Merchants and the city trade vonlxsxo
well to attic nd this sale. s-'.Aso
PHILIP p WINSTON. b. q.
For Thos w. boswell q g n =
:, oaie 20 be conducted by LARUs l. SHINE. xuc.
SALE CONTINUED.-The above Ala
viii be continued THIS MORNING. at m o,elocT
LARUS L. SHINE Ancfs. =
,ApD!TIONAL.-Will be- aided to the sbove ~.
cnlS MOhNlNG, large consi en eut OF frat elass
ooio running Patent Lever Watches, de- (3oI6
40 DO also. fine assortment Of Cola De.
eacnea and " hinder Watches; also beautiful lot
OF EnameLed Back Levers, set with Diamonds init
aDle Ior Lsdiss wear. together with q fjne aseorf
OF ooid Fob, Breast and Guard Chains Breast.
rims Diamond Pins and Rinss ~ - - 80
The above stock are all of the finest 0oeds. nava,
intended to be aold at Auction they beipe ms
nani OF Jewery stock in New York. who IL declis.
ine business Every article offered will be sol1 IN
taken back. --"-'' - aii ~ -
N. B-The sale will be continued This Even,n,
comm I'M g encng at a O'Clock. LARUs SHINE. -
IN II Auotioueers.
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GRAPE VINES.

GhAHE VINES.
HAVE FOR SALE. q stock OF asaort-
Il ed CRAZE VINES. OF first quality, such - Ca
tawba Isa5olla and Northern Seadlsnd. &c. Per
sons de vrous OF planting . vineyard, viii do well By
making early application a. tai: Is the sssson 70 set
them out They hsve been bearing Ior the ast three
years and will bear again this year
1' VIM. BRUNT.
Apply to WIN. WINSTON, on Duval street. near
Brook Avenue. NH o-Sr
NOTICE TO TRACKLAYERS-Seal-
IN ed proposals for laying % miles Of track on the
virginia Central Railroad west Of Staunton, will be
received until the 18th inst The road bed 10 cover.
ed with layer OF broken stone.
Propossls must be addressed to the Board of Dr.
rect. 70 of Virginia Central Railr I'D Company,
T. FONTAfkE,
NH s-ti9 Pros't Va C. R.R. Co.
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BY GODDTN 4 1PpFpso1
VALUABLE EE1T. rsrarr -

v n = a Il ESTATE ON
At :. AUCLiON.On TUESDAY. the efh sa1 81
mar Msrss 1sss vii, Be sold on the prsmiss. sssasss.
between Clay and MarshsH streets q fsst = -
ieer Also, three lots on the northern side 81 1aI-
win between Valley and Federal streets q fset -
lery. 1.'s sooss INC oia eisui.
e 20 commence In the order advertised
rssi 10, nesotiabe notes interest ADDED and title
.ent 81. last note is paid The taxes for the pre-
'ent year to be paid By the purchaser.
.nn GODnIN 4 APPERa0N .A.sta
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BY LARUS e. SHINE, :
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-On
~ WEDNESDAY,, the 7th inst, at a p NJ, on
the premises will sell at auction handsome
Building Lot on Grace, between 28th and 29th sts
fronting Grace street IS feet and running book 157
feet. to l6 foot alley. Terms at sale.
NH 8 IARTI9 A. SHINE Aucts
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BY LARIJS q SHINE
OCK SALE OF CLOTHING. DRY

InUoCoK H. SALE OF CLOTHING, DRY
~ GOODS: BOOTS. SHOES. Gc e A. arc.
oeIosi TUESDAY SD morning the ssh Inst At 10
ent;yS 800 WI sen in our large Sales Rooru the
business; among which viii be Did Ciotb;ss 81 gs
cry description, Boote Shoes Hats, Cara Drv Coz
Hosiery OF all kinds, Cloths, casnmeres ssti.st.s
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