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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

HoLLowAY's OINTMEyr.-Professor IloLLO-
WAY hsd tie honor presented hs Emoeror
"a IN obtained pession for the sale Of h
dasry en,I Russa 10 Of lie great eff
In sk3 eiseeses IL viii ssLr RHErN AMI scRorULA
when al csb-r fail sold BY all orr xsts 25 cent?
e2S esns and per pot and the msnsfseoes No so
hsSen-isns New. Yori and No 2si str md Loaaca
Pianos. IT. GILBERT & Co.'S celebrated
EoLiAH Pianos, HosAcE wArERss modern Improved Pr
and hese Of largo run5er OF other sker esmprns
ne largest and desirable assortment In tbs United stafe
ym Be cold 1t prices which dsfy covPeton fos cash
o. Musical Instruments Of kind viii fne 70 their s9vsa
A<s 70 call RekAcE wArEas, Ne. SIS SrVsdway.
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HoorLANDs GERMAN BrrTERs.- There a.

few which sord sres,og pessurs than ssE d, "a
write police of tne celebrated BOoFLAsD GERMAN OFT
fully conscious coteriiog pub
lie benefit sre cur heart hs By cur notices have
take these Be1s, eod rescued fr1u
oestb By dyspspsis liver complain &C. for the Of whct
II Is eeTtsis 1t prepared ad sod MY BY Or JACK
the germsn seote Store No l>0 aTchst Philstei
nha For ale b. D. rkri.is md O.a.r. sx.rt ghers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
Nos. e AND IS JOHN-ST
SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REDUCTION.

SPRING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hEbUCiIOt.-
Heytps purchased their materials in depressed sessou for
cssh ROGERS Co this year enabsd 20 redace the
low the lowest fgurs Of As the seaton draws 70
lie c e they further reduction Genemen who
NAV cali at the Warehouse Of Fslton aod Ns
viii 6p6 the latest In Costs Vests Psntsoocs
sprnt Oyefcoas At prices lower than have ever
before b. en- affixed to such Clothing in TIL, city
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sPEcIAL ANNOUNCEsENT.I Ely &

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELY d
MuxckR removed to their spacou Warerooms No. So
Broadway S Niehols Hotel where they offer tue most
tensve assortment Of PIANO FoRTEs aud MELoDEoxs to lie
found In tss city, Which the celebrated Tripl
Suipeeo double octave Paro and full supply Of A. L,di
Co.'S (Doston) superior diagonal Pianos Cerhsrt Need
hams with large sapply Of low piced new ard
second hand Pianos All Of which will ss ct pices tina.
really DEFY composition. ELI MUNGER
No $40 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

MOURNING GOoDs! MOURNING GOODS We
will open th, morning stock Of fae French Gnghsn
st AZ worth OF fus 8srsge Declines l.; fne
DeSetss and Boubsses ssIeges sha Vie Apscss. ke.,
eoualiy cheap h. H LEADssATER Co
No Si7 Broadway, cor Leonard Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

AUCTION DRY GooDs.-The following goods
Win 10 opened for sale this rn,ns at 80 cent
M vsue stock of elegant Lace Curtains
from e6 $50 pair; rich Bsegs Bsregs Robs Orgauds
Robes Printed Musps 600 yards of real India silks, fton
70 81 rer yad of hne 5srese Delsinss ward;
sca. Gre Lawns yud 200 do1 Lseiss sppeor Ps,i'
made KID Glcves worth " stock of rich Spring
Ribbon, half thei vue nd seerucksrs and Grapes for
travelling Dresses Linens Sheepss and shrinrt Napkias
DAmasIs Tovsling &c. L IL. LEADBEATER Co,
- No .ixAv Iaon n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

NINETY four deaths In Washington last month.
A cannon IL being exhibited at HaoIaeke's "sss-'
which will throw ball ten niles
The American Convention OF Msrya c a.
to morrow In Baltimore, 10
sad Lottery Commissionef'
The price ofsas 10 Phi'adelphia h.s peer saseed
70 Two dollars and quarter per thousand cubic feet
Mrs. Catherine Devins h.. been sr NJ .,s IN eso
wo,tb from AuHren, Orst, Hessenbufs & Go.
Fifteen bodies Ct persons killed By the explosion
~ tbs s;eamsr Lexin stoa have been found
Mai. General I.stecourt. whose dssth by eholera
In the Crimea 10 aupounced, was the British Commss-
sionsr Tor ,uooias our Northeastern boundary Hoe,
ia 1928 ana a. In corr inction with Hon. ALERT
Smith.
The President hiss recognised Christian Honold
ConsuI of the Kr sdom OF Wurtemburs for the state
of Louisiana, Missisappi, Aisbsma and Florida, to
reside at New Orleans.
Ia jersey City Mavor Manners nag curing two OF.
the Common Council.
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10 e'aioled by the Limerick Boysn In Ireland
Zen fsiissser Is the son OF q eouutrym.n or
11Shs who ned to France during the troubles of o.
re steamship Isabel has arrived at Cb.rlsstor
3ipg dates TO the 10th inst There was NO nsr :
from Hav.na.
ee number of deaths in Boston for the week end.
~ uIy IA, were 50. "N
MaJ'r Lewis Cas-, jr, has lei Pals for a wafer
establishDent 10 Germany.
aot de Lorry, of France. has bseu sentenced to
E4honths imprisoi meat, 29Oof ii ne and FOG6f dam
- Tor OBTAINING the character Of General Random
*yysfnof oe1ersi OF Algeria
:. Aae sk-oaeen OF France. after the hume ION, vi
s.ooes OF pef l'uethened career 10 in the euj1y.
=. o. eAseHeht health In Lordoa.
lacy 0soig'ans Csthcart, widow of the gallant
o-otse Sa,uefft Who fell at the head of his
pps e. tnfe mann, has sustained anot or domesfic
Pavement by the premature death of her second
Rshter- " "'' seS'1a
assa Victoria has appointed ,ha P.rtslow m
Auaitor General for the province Of nsw Gruns.
'jor General Home. the new commander of thu
es' 10 Canada, csa.e out Ia HE steamer Ams-
- fxpart OF wine from H.vTe 10 Nav York 4.
Ls sa'n-nsei and cor tributes 70 the icaIeity OF
gus fiSss are ths stms.
eyof sig yssrs tell int, q fa-.se , at straight
=, " ~! 90 Wednesday of last weef md vas
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOUR pAYsLATER FROM EUROPE.
! X RIVAL OF THE ARAGO
DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN.
COMMERCIAL &c


COMMERCIAL, &c
NEw Yoax. July l6-Tne steamer Araeo, from
n1'1e, ~hn dates to the 4sh Inst has arrived.
LORD 6aslau, commander OF the British forces In
the Crimea, 10 dead.
The news generally IL unimportant
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Cotton dull. and declined
l.etn on some grades. Sales for three days. in
ciudioe 5000 bales to Spectators, and 600 to
porters amount to 19. 600 bales
Breadsufs dull and lower.
Consois 81 1.4s917s
tsRcoND DEsFArcHI
Among the Passengers by the steamer Arsgo 10
Gen. Z, of New York
The steamship Africa arrived out on the ls.h
insf., and the Tennessee on the 3D.
TIKI WAR
The Eoelish frigate Amphion wh lie recoppoi.er-
Ing at Sweaborg ran ashore. The Russian fort
Immediately opened heavy fire upon her which
she returned blowing up Russian powder mag.
sziue and doing much damage.
u was reported that the Allies had DESTROYED
Marioppeule.
Inc s. remaining portion of ksrtch was destroyed
The telegraph line from ST Petersburg to o iessa
nad been completed, and was in operation.
The King of Belgium was at England on q visit
to Queen Victoria
The prohioitory Sunday trading bill caused an
assemtlage of 100000 people 10 HYDE Park on
Sunday. The police were assaulted, and the car
risges OF the aristocracy booted at. A large mum.
Der of arrests were made.
FRANCE
The extra session of the French Assembly OPEN
ed on the ID inat Fl 49, - =
The Emperor made speech, 10 which he stated
that important questions at home and abroad pre-.
vented his going to the Crinea.
The new French loan 10 stated to be three and
quarter million of francs
THE LATEST.
General Simpson is to succeed L ,rd Raglan
The prohibitory Sunday trading bill has been
Withdrawn from before Parliament.
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k&oh HAVANA The steamers FL Dorado and Ca
le<les, have arrived from Havana
Ne Cahawba brings Havana dates to July IL. Her
l&40 10 unm potant
IA work Of disarming the negro militia was pre-.
I361&ipg
re sugar mills had ceased grinding, and nauy
land boxes of sugar were left standing Ia tn
- which could not bs conveyed to the sugtr
Ae<1es on aceount of the heavy raiIs.
Tie msrke-s continued &C live at previous sd vices
LIE stocks were dimi aishing
Me sloop of war Falmouth was at Havana.
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CECOND LIsT-POPULAR BOOKS

CECOND LIST-POPULAR BOOKS
~ FOR SUMNER READING.-Lishts and sha-
dows of English Life. 2vols 12no 81 So
Ellie. or the Human Comedy. By John Fsten
Cooke - Author Of The Virginia Comedians" &c.
Doesticks-whst he Says vol, illustrated, 81.
Our Countrymen, Brief Memoirs of Eminent
ams1isans a. By j. Lop.ing illustrated by los
Life in California, Mountains and Mole HiIIs or
Illustrated, q Is.
LIE Cure ManGue. or Social and Religious Customs
Pictures from the Battle Fields By the Rowing
Engiishman illustrated, 81 IS.
NJ. moirs Of the Counters of Blessin ston. By
Nader, Esq vols, O.
A journey through the Chinese Empire. ByM
Hoe. vols. %.
Princes Travels In Europe and the East vols :,
illustrated, %
Miranda Elicit or the Voice Of the apirit BvS
q. N. 81.
Kate Aylesford; a Story Of the Refugees. By C.
j. Peterson: Paper 81. cloth LIS.
The missing Bride, or Milan the Avenser. By
sl:.sT w Asoss o. the Captive Man. Bys Clergy
The cop'srig.; Tale of the Empire. From the
Annie {. Brsdfard. 81. o 10''s ie'" ago. n'
The New Pastoral. By Tn ,mas Buchanan Read.
W: Sims, New Edition, Oil IS. -'' =
SOUTH =, 20 Ho! Spell Of Sunshine. By w. g.
Fifty Yssrs In both Heml,phere,. or Rsmtui.
scsncss 10 the Life Of former Merchant. By Vim.
Tas Two Sisters or Prne.pls and Practice. 7se.
Nay -: .as D.. As 'ss Pal. Of w.aa.d Liz B,
s9 g, ' ,s.ssI jA1Is WoooHousH; : GO.
MS4fHts46S III - ssae sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY LAws-In the
of the parties charged at Cincinnati with vic q.
~ the neutraly laws by erlisting troops for the
yH<ish foreign Legion, the United States Commits
1e4eI on Friday held Copsol Rowcroft in 81, 900
lily, messrs Turnbuli and Hamilton In the sum
y oOo each and Captain Hoshner his own re-
n4eizancs to appear before the United States Court
Y Ms yer to the charge Captain Mckay, the agent
ma British Governm. Mt. was too sick to appear.
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RIOT AT TORONTO,

TORONTO, CANADA, July 16. "A mob to-day at.
tackled a circus company here, and destroyed thu
tent and fx'ureL. Fire arms were used and {
number of persons injured. The police quellec
the disturban
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

1uG LIQUOR LAW IN BUFFALO Court OF
1aeopns OF Buffalo N Y, has cid I'd at New York
lkata const,ble could not be compelled to testify to
Afteetions of the liquor law before grand july on
The mound that section twenty of the prohibitory
~ ne IL offence sg snst a constable. puuisha-
BE IN hue and imprisonment to see an Infactiop of
lh41Fw aud rot report aud prosecute the same. His
|1Gf5noDy might the efore eliminate himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

fktsslos IN WOODEN FACTORIES In eonse-
- OF the dpllGess of the times and the recent
.ne price OF wool, the Directors of the Safs
NtbG'seturiss Company have concluded 10
30 u one-haH of their works. Their estsbli.h.
consists OF ak large mill,-and ihe result Of
ppine will be the discharge of some 500
Iho company have large stock of man ufac
% goods on hand, ~bich cannot he ,ola sYcsnt =,
low Tates .-Ne9btrpport Herald Is h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. =
BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN

- OF SIDNEY AT AUCTION -on FRIDAY.
18th July at 81 O'Clock, r. NJ, upon the rremiees
will be cold. two Lots OF Ground at the Southuesr
corner OF Elmwood (Main) and Pine streets oppo-
running back i53 feet. - ~ = - y
ALso-A Lot on the Southside OF Main, between
Madison and Monroe streets szs7-f = ssIfl75E
ALSO-A Lot the North side of stb, Plank
Philips. $50 -s"--,--"--- -, :. .,'A'-
These lots are beautifully situsted for LSildius
purposes. ana are worthy the attention of those
se.kipg inv sstmeot In that neishborhood. q
iEshs-One.third cash balance and taonthp,
with interest added and title retained ssT = -
r TAYLOR q WILLIAMS. -
SE15sF Il AAuctionesrs 3
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale il
postponed on account of the weather unf,l T,Jrra
DAY next, the 18th inst = = - Z
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
" - TO pa w5t@ = g~ Auceioneers.
= The above sails has been OSTPONED -
1yH hs TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. d
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CONN ERCIAI-

new YosK. July l6th.-Cotton unchanged. Sales
OF 6 800 barrels Ohio Flour at So 75D$962 South
.rn easier at $40 SO Wheat easier. sa'es of 5000
bushe white at 81 40 Sales 60 600 bush
Corn st 81 cents: closed dull Pork dull Rio Coffee
Ilc Suysr and molasss firm. Tobacco s-es6v
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DATE OF A veteran OF '76 Mr.. James Bry.
sn4 Gkher Of Wm. Bryan, E.q of Anpspois, dit d
% X9ursdsy morning last In Queen Anne's county,
petltsn says he was the youngest of three brothe
vh6servsd during the revolutionary war under &C.
hefat Warrington.
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BY ALEX. NOT


HOUSEHOLD ANDKTTCHEN FUR
IL NITURE. SHOES, HATS. DC VIII be soid
a. sustion. on TUESDAY next the 18th july, at 10
O'clock. large and general assortment of House-
hold aud Kitchen Furniture d $500 49, Z.
T, ALso-A large assortment Ciothiog, Shoes and
Atso-Crockeiy. Glassware. Cigars Matches,
ALso-several Gold and Silver Watches.
jy l6 :. ALEX MOTT Auct .
ADDITIONAL--Will be added to nv sale, this
morning an invoice German Linens Consisting Of
50 DaEssk Table Cloths 10, - and 1874. so dog do
30 do Linen and Damask Towels pie ces II A Linen
Sheeting; 10 do Piliow-Cass Linen; 20 do Shifting
Linen: some very fine; % all Wool Fable Covers, 20
Ms,seiles Quilts 10, IL and Ia and .supdry sm al
artclss. ALEX MOTT,
jy III Auctioneer.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

MANCHESTER. N. H. July I6 "A destructive fire
occurred here last night, destroying cotton mill
aud twenty two stores and dwellings. Five hun
bred hands are thrown out of work, Loss esti.
N ated at $3.50, 600. Insurance partial
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NV HAhPsHIRE LEGIsLATURE--The Lssisla.
Wof h. adjourned sine die Friday. The piomi-
- acts of the ses lon have been the remodellins
ae Judiciary and q consequent change In all Of
Judges the redistricting of the State Senate
aistrici; and the passage of prohibitory law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

TIT TEXAS DEBT Gov. PesTce, at present can.
1t1e for Governorship in Texas, has Published hi
yeRs relative to the Texas debt. He agrees with
1sNAtnr Rusk that it 10 good policy for the STATE to
o431pt the act of Congress- and believes that no
pal6y can be beneficial which not based upon
nf&f6 aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

2uayNARY LOCATED. the Trustees OF the Maine
Gtate Seminary have agreed to locate the semina-
ryM Lawiston. The citizens of Lewiston gave
ol5D00 to the Seminary. The dons lon from tbs
eesfe was SIS 900, and tbe whole fund will amount
IA 10 OOO
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r EASE OF VALUABLE FARMING
NRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

- We ara Offering great bargains of all kinds OF
Dry Goojs to make room for our Fall stock. Not.
withstana!Gg our farmer 10 prices, sc have made
srH further reductions Our assortsasnt of Black
and Fancy silks. Ladisg Dress Goods of different
styles Enhroideries and Ribbons, is very good vet
Our stook VI Prints. Linens. Hlsacned aud Brown
Domestics. white Goods Gloves and Hossries 10 very
large; with full supply ever, thing usually kent
In our line. We respectfully solicit call from ev.
erybody. j. l. M. ROSENBAUM
jy Ia lS9 BROAD st
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AUCTION sALHnE
THIS DAT.
BY 0ODDIN { APPERs0N
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATr =, On Z !,

w ALOAbLE hEAL ESTATE ON 7rx. q
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTKrrra
FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii be cold 81
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of july, 1885. ON the pre-
rnent on the West line Of 7th street. between Clsv
aod Leigh streets. adjoining the dwelling OF w Il
Burt Esq, and nearly opposite the residenee 81
Conway kobinson, Esq. The lot fronts about a.
teer, run. back $50 feet, and has upon IL brick
no9se which has recently been injured BY fire.
Terms One-foorth cash; balance at 4 and II
months for nesotiable notes. bearing interest," So
cured By q trust deed or title retsiued.
Js 10 0ODDIN APPERSON Auetsa
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AbsorT LAwaEEcE 1T 10 stated in the Bos-
sE npels tnat WI hia day or two there has been
with which the Hon. Abbott lawrence ha,
summed to his bed for the past few weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

Zsh 10 bo"oH club of the graduates of Harvard
ie OF the 900 living graduates OF this in,ti-
9. 1t estima ted that more than 100 reside in
or Its vicinty. Ii 10. therefore, exps cted
Inc number Of N smbers W i'll never be less than
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BY PAYNE d. MAYO

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WjlI be
s,ld on THURSDAY next the 18th inst. at 10 o..
clock Nj at the residence of COL CHRISTIE
PIER Q. TOMPKINS on Marshall street, far.
shall Place, W no intends removing from the City OF
Richmond, lot of elegant Mahogany Walnut and
kossw~od Furniture. comprising Bed-steads, Dining
Tables, Chairs. &c, &c.
Also Oak Entry Tables and Chairs, Oil Cloth,
Chandeliers Gas Fixtures, Cut Glass Shades &c,
&s one superior oval Mirror and many other arti.
ces of House Furniture-all of which are of supe
rior quality and nearly new.
Terms made known at sale.
jy is PAYNE l. MAYO Ancfs
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BY LARUS a. SHINE

IMPORTED CIUAks, SO AT AUC-s+
Il TION.-On next Tuesday morning, the 18th
inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell 1t pub
lie auction at store about 40 900 imported Haa
vsDa Cigars of approved bands just received y
ALSO-A lot Of Household Furniture ssting
of the usual variety LARUS Il SHINE
jy IA I3satse va se@ Auetioneers.
ADDlfIONAL.-Will be added to cur sale ihis
mornin;, q remnant of a Grocery Store. ~
jv II LARUS & SHINE, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

ne HOME souADRoE Tho steamer Fulton was,
q ltst advices at Pensacola, swaitns orders. The
k&Fmouth has sailed from Key West short
ex$le. The Cyane would visit Vera Cruz before re-
t1{GIng to Key West.
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n TRUE-The story Roing the founi s of the
I15fs. that the "fst woman" who lately tied In
6so. insured in Hartford for Si5 900 The off.
~ ere are not quite green as all that She
s4ehed sx or eight hundred pounds Hartford
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FROM SIERRA LEONE.

NEW YoRK, July I6.-Advices received by an ar.
rival here from Sierra l. zone state that The Fog.
alish troops had been defeated by the natives with
the loss of so killed. About so British subject,
had been seized upon by the natives.
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FATAL FIRE-FIvE LADIES BURNED TO
DEATH

BUFFALO, N. Y, July l6 Last night the bouse
OF Mr.. James Thompson was fired BY incendiareI
and histhree daughters and two grand daughters
p srishsd 10 the flames
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

5rRiBUTIoN OF PRIzgs.-At the Academy o.
m saton, Mt de Sales, near Baltimore, Md. the
ii dIstrihutIon of prizes took place. Keyd
= lB3saop kendrick distributed the awards -
- the names of young ladies who obtained
II tams, we fl I'D the following from Virginia
800 Susan Davis aud Resale Bourke of Ports.
Miss Eliza Whyte of Petersburg; Miss Es
p EIaxton of Richmond Miss Green OF Ports
ihe Georgetown D c.. Academy, we observe
bilow wing names of Virginia young ladies' Miss
66A Burns. Alexandra; Misses Frances Beck
- and Victoria Philips. Warrenton; Martha
80, MiddleburP; Bette Whitworth. Petersburg;
Zine Philips. Wsrrentop; Mary Pi1ziDi. Rich.
~ Louisa Buckner, Fauquier; Lo1isa Jamie.
n d artiusburg; Fanny Turner, K.ag George;
G Beverly Rudd, fredericksburg; Florence
|51St, Alexandria; Lizzie Philips, Warrentop;
E5elpria Pizzioi. Richmond; Ada Ward Pusylva-
r. Aivinia Gillian, Dinwidde; Charlotte Turner,
- George.
b. Isabel Burns of Alexandra. and Frsnces
&ham of Warren'on, took tee fret honors OF
circle. being a crown and gold medal
1hs crown and gold medal were also awarded
d 4}ss Bette Whitworth, of p Petersburg Va who,
k8SRh not a member ofthe first class, merited this
i6fn on s of the appreciation of her instructresses
nj exact observances Of rules and ladylike de-
ol17nent.
MS Victoria Plzzini OF Rchm ID, was among
lo1e who took the first honors of th jun or cir
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY. tie 2Ot

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, tie Goth
~ day Of July, II net sold privately before, that
Central Railroad. about eight miles from tl.;s cty.
upon which now reside, containing $50 aates Of
land about 500 OF which il cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber, consisting of oak ches.
nut. hickory and walnut. The improvem snts CON.
sisting OF comrodiou s.dwelinE house, new barn,
stables Kitchen, carriage house. &c, in good state
Of repair. s'
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the pieri.
sss, or to Lee Bsyley Attorneys at Law, I1th st .
Richmond. where plat of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December
nv 2l-dtd* sAML SCHERER
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INA V E kNAT AMELIA COURT
l. HOUSE-LAND NEAR JETERsyILLE,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE II q q n

IVA V KIN AT AMELIA COURT
Il HOUSE-LAND NEAR JETERsvILLE
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. II 8 s,
COWS. &c, FOR SALE.-In Pursuance Of three
deeds Of trust, executed by Joel c Foster trus
Amelia C H.. on THURSDAY the 26th eay of july
1885, the Tavern and 80 acres Of land in the occu.
pancy of said Foster, at Amelis C. g., on the Rich.
mopd and Danvie Railroad, IS miles from Rich.
mond, The buildings entirely new. and ample
for all the purposes of tavern; including Stables
and all necessary cot buildinss. part of the land
open, the residue in original growth There is fine
garden well enclosed, and young orchard on the
place The situation il a good one for a Hotel and
would bs desirable location fer merchant profess
sional man, or for a school. will sell at the same
time frame building aud small lot present occu.
pied as shse shop, and adjoining the Tavern prop
eIty.
FURNITURE Of the said Foster. o the premises.
and used at the Tsvern-4 cows, 8 HORSES and
a one horse WAGON AND HARNESS. And on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of july 1855, I will sell
on the renses tract of 100 acres of Land within
two miles Of Wayne Oak Depot part srab,e and
the residue in pine and oak This tract adj ins thu
estate of DR.. Geo Scott, and might be made most
desirsbs place.
TERms-For the Tavern, $1,000 and the expenses
of sale cash and the balsnce in one and two YEAR,
with interest from the day of SALE secured BY Deed
of Trust The Shoe shop and Lot and the land ct
Jeterspille, third cash and thu balance in one
and two years. with Interest, and secured BY Deed
of Trust. For the Furniture Stock, &C, credit of
six months oil sums over $50 the purchaser eiy.
ing bond with security. l.. MASTERS, Trustee.
Je o-2dwtf Trusep.