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Notice.

Notice.
A IL PERSONS indebted to the estate
II OF the late w. P. Phillips, decd :,
are hereby notified to come forward and
settle within thirty days, otherwise they
will be dealt with sccording to law.
nov30.30d. ;. D. COMAUX Adtr.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Comt-Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge-In the Succession Of PETER
SwEARER, and Elisa SwEARER, his
wife. both decd. mo. 1888 Probate
WHEREAS MANUEL MORENO, late
W Clerk Of the Sixth judicial District
Court, for the Parish of East Baton Rouge,
State of Louisiana has filed in the Office of
the undersigned Clerk of said court, the
account Of his administration of this Es.
tate.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice
why the said arcount should not be approx
ed. homologated and made the Judgement
Of said Court. B. F. BRYAN.
nov.27. Clerk.
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POrtsssO1seys n K1sjues.
4 LARGE,AssORTMENT Of the above articles.
n among which, some Of
"J0nathan Cr0ok's"
celebrated Pen and Pocket.knives, for sale at
[Dec1, THEO. GOLDMANN'8
TWO sECOND-HANDED SHOWCASES. for sale
/ very low at THEO. GOLDMANN'S,
Matchmaker 4 Jeweller,
IDec1J Harvey House basement.
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norr..nona.ns. Of the pIsp..eh
Enca,apiag Military--A Gay LotAafao --Oe'N "
Son Of Patrick Lyos, DC

r...,,,n;.,, M;i,,ovw--1 lca Lothario -Dedh Of
Son Of Patrick Lyoa' &c -,
The Washington Grsys, Capt. Fsa.y, Ias y1her-
A. - .,n.mn AZ New Hope, Pa They nunoe.
20 ,,,.n and had the Peppsyivania bano wiz
,hsm About twenty of the Curb Guard accon
Paa s.v I,otbario, and married man q. tnsi' ma.
,.an Add In 81 600 bail by Alderman bartram OF
sns 2fIh Ward, to avail. further nearing on tne
cs.ras of winning the affections OF young iaoy,
and solemnly promising TO marry her.
A son Of the late Patrick Lyon, tne ceiso,aiso
s-e.enpiua maker, of this city, died recently 10
Dover Delaware. where he vas greatly esteemed
Ior mis- capacity aud integrity. The deceased was
vvidelv known as q civil engineer.
his now ascertaiDed taat William ii. hern, ana
not George w. Calladsy. has been nominated oy
,hs .American' party for the Office OF sheriff The
following are their candidates Tor the Legislature
William Moran, Z. s Retstreke Robert NJ waite,
] Alexander Simpson, William P Hsmn1 Fsrmar
ram. John Fisher, Charles Cline David +.
D.ily. Henry Einwechter, Joseph Hofmann, E.,
Low Morris, G. R. Smith, Jacob Dock, John q.
Sims
During the past three months To- losses oy nres
/, this civ have amounted to SIP 600 on which
was an insurance Of 1853 3d. go that the cesr
loss over insurance 10 S55 1870.
A little GIRL fourteen months old, the daughter
of Mr.. Freed teacher at the Point Breeze school
house died yesterday from eating the composition
from the ends of luciier matches.
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BY eoDDIN L ApPERsoN.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRI

ON RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSRURG
RAILROAD, AND ON PLANK ROAD FOR RAIE
AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold. on FRIDAY the 6th
July, on the premises, comm "nciDg at O'clock the
Farm located as above. now owned and Occupied bv
Mr. p. HI Waldrop. The farm contains 172 acres Of
lTd. about 100 acres open land and now In high
seste OF improvements ths remainder In woods con.
venienty located There 10 the place all the usual
and necessary buildings for the accommodation Of q
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and u N o.
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by
must deed. GODDIN & APPERsON
je9 Auctioneer.
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the goth

W ILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Doth
w day Of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover. the
Central Railroad about eght miles from this city.
upon which now reside, containing $50 acres of
and about 800 OF which is cleared and in cultivation,
the balance in fine timber consisting of oak, ches-
nut. hickory and walnut. The Improvements con-
ssting of commodious dwelling house, new barn,
stables, Kitchen carriage house, &c. in good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the prer1-
ses, or to Lee Bayley, Attorneys at Law. 18th st.
Richmond, where plat of the property can be SEEN
Possession given 18th December.
nv 2l-dtd* SAM'L gCHERFR
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BY PAYNE a. MAYO.
TRUSTEES SALE ar AUCTION OF.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il HANDSOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT ON 9Th ST, NORTH OF LEIGH-By
virtus of Deed of Trust executed to me by Robert
R. Dnva on the 22i day of January 1849 and of re-
cord in the Clerks Office OF the Court of Hastings
for ths city of Richmond for the purpose of securio
certain sum of money to Chas d Everett, EXT of
Chas Everett, decd shall proceed to sell at prblc
auction. to the highest bidder, the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the 1lth day of July, 1855, at
O'Clock P. If fair; if not the next fair day. q
certain lot piece parcel of lsud, lying and being
IN the city of Richmond, on the Eastern side of 9Th
street North of Leigh street. fronting 9Th street
Sc feet and running back $50 feet within parallel
lines, designated as Lot No on plan and survey
drawn by Jos ]. Pessants, annexed to and recorded
with Deed bearing date the LIST January, 1848 from
Lucisn B Price and Benjamin Pollard. Jr, Ext. OF
Thomas Price decd, to Joseph Allen end Weiling G.
ton Gaddin; on which said Lot there IL a very good
Brick Dwelling borse and other necessary buildings
Although the title lie believed to be good, acting
Trustee, will convey such only as is vested in me
TERMs-One-third cash; the balances at and IL
months, with interest added, secured by Deed OF
Trust. EDMUND ANDERSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PAYNE MAYO, Aucts.
is 2
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AUCTION SALES.
FnTUnE DAYS.
BY GODDiN & APPERsON.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT O

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
mARsHALLAND End STREETS FOR SALE
lATAUcTIoN.-willb be sold on Monday the 9th day
the premises, commencins st O'Clock that
shaii and End streets, IN the ocsupsncv of Mr..
washington GIL, at an annual rent OF sz75. The
accommodations. Tensions ffth cash; balance at
T. " aud ID months for negotiabie notes, interest
title t soDSs III AZ PET /; Ssd
TRUSTEES SALE Ar AUCTION OF
Full BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF BEL
vlDERE AND SYDNEY, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
:. ~. y,rtse Ct trss. deed executed
June, 1855, duly recorded In Henrico unity Court
.ns, proceed to sell It public suction on the
is55 commencing at II O'Clock, r M If fair If not
the next fair day, about II most beautiful buiidips
Hollywood Cemetery, and also to the residsrce Of
said Tyler. plat ofthess lots can be seen at the
offise of the suctioners.
TERMS: -Ons-third cash; balance at and II
note q paid
At the rame time and phase, will be sold two bay
harness a negro Woman named Mary and her infant
child, negro Man named Mike, one Cow.
TERMs:-For the Personal Estate, (except slsvesl
months credit for approved endorsed ne sotiable
W. eoDDIN. Trustee.
GoDDIN APPERsoN,
JeN Aucts.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
IL THE MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION will be sold on
TUESDAY. the 10th day of Jny, 1855, ON the pre-
misses commencing a. O'Clock. two of the most
beautiful Lots in Manchester, Tbeing part of the
square on which SANDS the Farmers Hotel,j 'front.'
ing each about 40 feet On Hull street.
TfRMs-One-feurth cash balance at 8. ard 9
months for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note ia PAID.
jes9 GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts
OUSES AND LOTS AT PORT
IL MAYO. AND EIGHT FINE MULES, AT
AUCTION Will be sold on WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, tbs Ilth July, 1855 On Louisiana street
Fort Mayo, com me ncing at O'clock the excellent
grocery stand In Port Mayo. Louisiana street.
now In the occupancy of Mr.. Tucker at the annual
rent OF 800; also lot No g. on Nicholson, Centre
and Spring streets also. 50 of valuable wood
Richmond, adjoining the land of Williamson Alien
and others Also eight fine young mules.
TERMS: For the real estate, ons.third cash; ball
ance a. and 3 months, bearing interest for the
mules four months credit for approved endorsed
ne sotisbe paper, bearing interest.
j73 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT ON l8rH STREET,
Ia NEAR TO VENABLE ST, FOR SALE AT
AUCTfON.-Wiil be sold on MONDAY the 9th OF
July. 1855. on the premises CONNIE ucing at O'Clock
r. M the excellent framed Dwelling on the east
line OF 18th street. near to Venable street. now in
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at s. and s
months for negotiable notes. interest added and ii.
tie retained till last note is paid.
jyS GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts.
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.
BY LARUS e. SHINE
I .ARGE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILL.

vER EvER WATCHES, CHAINS.
ssEAsTPINs, 10. &c. AT AUCTION-On ne.t
FRIDAY, July the 9th int. commencing at 10
sales rooms up stairs the largest and bardsou eat
.tock OF Gold and Silver Lever and Lepine Watches:
Breastpns; Brooches, BrsceIetts Goid PenciIs; Ear
kings &c &C.. ever offered in this mari et being
the effect. OF dealer who 10 determined to dispose
All articles are warranted to be repress ut ed or
tne money returned. and every article offered will
be positively sold Terms AZ sale
Tvs LAkITS SHINE an.t
ADOITIONAL-Will be added to the Above al.
commencing at o'cloch- 0'
An invoice of Gold and Silver headed CANES
ALSU-A hsndsome assortment of Parlor AND
sortment. LARITS l. en- iNT ~
jv4 49,.
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Richmond July 1875. " D. " "''a1
WRIGHT's BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT

NO. I59 MAIN STREET.
The subscribers having boug ht the above bust
ness, and leased the premises for term of wears.
will continue the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce a first rate article of
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS DC being deter.
mined to use the best materials only ar reepect.
ny solicit the patronage of the friends and custo.
mers of WRIGHT BROS, and the pdblic gene
rally assuring them that no effort their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support.
The business carried on By the subscribers for Sc
versl years past az No. East Main street. will be
continued as heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support of their nnm.-
rous friends and customers, they gratefully acknow-
bestowed on them SIMPSON RA0NAII
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers. sc
addressed to either store, will with prompt at
tention. e. AR
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE FA R NJ IN HENBICo, ON THE
RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG r 8
MILES FROM RICHMOND-As Commissioner of
the Circuit Court of Henrico In decree pronoun-
ced the 9Th day of November, 1854 in the case of
Jennings &c, VS. jennings &c shall proceed to
sell, at public auction, the premises on FRIDAY.
THE 9Th OF JULY, 1855. at ii O'Clock. If fair If
not the next fair day the valuable landed estate of
which tho late William Jennings died seized situa-
ted OF the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
about miles from Richmond, and adjoining Hungary
Water Station, consisting of the Farm which de-
cedent resided at the time of his death, and tract
of wood land of ID acres on the road Ies6ir from
Brook Turnpike to Hungary Water Station The
Farm contains 232 81 acres portion of which Is in
high state of cultivation, the balance in wood and
timber. The improvements nearly Few, and are
sufficient for all the purposes of the place. I'll place
will be divided to suit bidders plat Of tue prep
erty can be seen at offce of the auctioneeu.
TERMS-One fourth cash; balance at and years.
for bonds bearing interest, with good security, and
title retained till the whsle purchase money g paid
or the further order of the court.
SAM'L COTTRELL, fR,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted BY Messrs. GoDDIN & APPHRsoN.
je l5-2swtds
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nISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-

~ sHIP-The Co partnership heretofore existing
between the undermined, under the firm Of
WRIGHT l. BROTHERS, was dissolved on the
S9th of June having disposed of their busness to
SIMPSON BAGNALL.
Those Indebted to the late firm, requested to
settle their accounts and the debts of the
concern will be psid by JOHN WRIGHT. JR
VIM. WRIGHT
JNO WRIGHT, JR,
Jas. B. WRIGHT
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The GREAT WEDDING We find the following
despatch in the New Yofk Herald, dated from Abs
resides:
The stylish and expensive wedding advertised
to take place at the st Nicholas does not tss place
it given up by the parties most deeply interested
FATALITY--Of the passengers toard the boat
Baltimore, from Cincinnati, for Louisville, KY, on
friday last, sig died with choela.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
[Ofhce with Geo. ]. Sumner No. 20 Pearl stl
~ HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
GAAT AUCTiON.-Wilt be cold on sATUR.
DAY morning July 7th, at 10 O'Clock at the Horse
Auction Lot, near the Gas Works, several Saddle
and Harness Horses and Mules.
jF6 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct
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AUcr1cr sALBs.
FUTURE DAY
by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS:
A VALUABLE TRACT or LAND

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, 2
"A NILES FROM TIE CITY. AT AUCTION
On THU sDAY. 19th July. at O'Clock r nj. upon
on Ike Nsw WI oe : s l4a sesss Of Land Iyios
ow me city, and adjoining the lands of Mrs. Ross
John Enders, and others. There abeut ~ acres
As the growing crop win show. The property viii
pc divided or sold as whole may he desired at
ersatsr Inducements to those wishing to purchase
euaoie farm near the CITY. than any other in
ns aud 10 desired that these In want will
vls,t u before the dsY OF sale.
~. WI be very liberal and will be made known
a' ias time of sale, . W.,
A SMALL F RIM ADJACENT TO
PLANK ROAD. AZ AucTioN.oon nj TUESDAY,
18th July. at 5 O'Clock r. M. upon the premises
viii be 'os neat Farm Of IL acres, lying on the old
road, being immediately to this east of Diotm.n's
farm and adjoiuns the lands Of Jesse Williams Jno.
ofa new framed dwelling, with about six rooms, ana
the place Is well enclosed, with a well OF water
The snd is all cleared and ready for cultivation; Is
considered valuable for gardening purposes, and may
Terms at sale. taylor WILLIAMS.
JSo Austs..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
- NlTURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY. 18th inst, commspc cling at 10 O'Clock
A. on Franklin, between 9Th and 9Th streets,
we will sell the entire stock of Household and
hnchen Furniture of gentleman who is about to
decline housekeeping. The Furniture is nearly new
and n good order and consists Of the usual assort
ment hept IN gsnteel family.
By order Of the Trustee.
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Auets.
"a The above building will be for rent.
m It contains about ten rooms. with water and
jyS =. &w.
THE HANDSOME FARM KNOWN
= AS STRAWBERRY PLAINS WITH STOCK,
IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE. AT AUG
TlON-Or MONDAY. 9:h July, at 10 o'cIock A. M,
upon the premises shall cell the Farm wherein
reside known as "STRAWBERRY PLAINS"
lying on the Charles City Road, about miles below
the city There are go 25 Of which cleared
and highly improved, the remainder in woods The
dwelling il an excellent building, with MONS and
al the usual necessary out-houses all in 20 cd order
Possession of the land will be given BY list Octo-
Der. and full possession by LIST December mkt
TERMs-One-third on the Ist of October; balance
at 6 and Y months from day of sale, with interest
from Let October credit payments to be secured by
a trust deed.
After the sale of the Farm will be sold the stock
of Horses. Cows, Hogs, Carriage, Carts, 30.
TERMs-Sums under $40 cash; ever that amount
80 days credit. for approved notes with interest
added.
NEGROES FOR SALE PRIVATELY i have
valuable yLuug woman accustomed to FARM work,
with children, and several young negroes which
wish to sell privately, to remain In the county
Persons DESTROYS of purchasiug can view tn Farm
at any time previous to the sale.
STEPHEN CHILbREY.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
je 25-eod5thJulY&dtd
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W arm E NEWS.
FoEg or sIcshoNn I,InI
AR RIVED,

ARRIVED,
schf haxaH Smith, New York mdz D Curne
sceT fourier, Keily. Halifax g. mos Cunie.
oat " ~ am r Leggstt Gibson, New York, corn.
s. 1'hf van Name Van Name, New York. hay and
sshr Mary Willis, Wilson. s.ltinor. md. w n
Coiquitt q Ce h'uA' " u
c6 scar JGt1 Oliver, Travsrs, Norfolk, mdz, WIN
Co. -N-e' niesiofd
w delaware Farmer, Bsttsrs. Baltimore mdz,
senr w Roach, Johnson. New York. hax
S Scar buttefds, Hubbard, Baltimore luu bar
sehr Hope Creighton, Baltimore, DO
sshr Henrietta, Springs Petersburg. 90
SAILED,
ca oenI New York, Adkins, New York, m5s David
~ 1Gnf mary Compton, Dupuy. Jersey City coal.
Schr ksbeeea Sscot Green. Iieht
-ochrF w Olcott, Bourne, Baltimore ligbt
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DISsOLUTION5, &c.
[SnOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEI

- SHIF.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm of JOHN
N. GORDON Il SON, was dissolved on the SOth Of
June, JAM ES GORDON having disposed of his I'M
terest in the business to JOHN N. GORDON who
will Houi6ate the debts of the concern.
Those indebted to the late firm are re quested to
s:ttse their accc UNITS with little DELAY AZ ssibe
JOHN N. GORDON.
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FRoM New MExIco.-Frou the Squatter Sover-
| z6th learn that Major Rose late agent for the
Utah Indians in Utah Territory, with his family
rived there the 21st instant Sixteen persons
Compsnied him.
Major Rose made the trip from Salt Lake Valley
in forty.thrse days On their journey they pasted
two mail trains Ms Rose represents that he did
not hear of hostile Indian the Plains aud
denies the of sll reports about
being perperaed oy the Indians, the story of train
h"ius intercepted and one hundred persons murder
sd. &c,
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Correspondence of the I Dispa 'ch.

p Willis and Forrest Robbery Of Citizen Of Pc
tsysJug-Sua Stroke-BdHk Statement etc
NEW YoRK, July 4th.
The long pending Washington Parade Ground as.
ssult and battery cs.c between N. Willis aud NJ r.
forrest the trag edisr, decided during the Juue
term of the Court of Appeals. the Judgment of the
court appealed frcm being sftrmed.
Dir. J. z. Hadnett, young gentleman, formerly of
Levi, county this State, but recently of Peters,
turg, Va, had his pocket book distracted satur-
day evening lest, on Broadway 1t contained draft
for $780, ard some papers of value, the whole per-
hsps not exceeding $685. but too much for one to
lose these hard times
Yeste -dsy morning forgery was pc rpetrsted upon
tbs Auditor of the Comptrosr's office, By which
$500 was obtained from the bank containing the
funds of cur city treasury.
Judge Morris in the Supreme Court yesterday,
rendered decision in the matter of Lyman Cole,
charged with forgery on the Che mical Bank, admit
ting him TO tail under all the indictments nding
against him.
Powell, the painter of De Soto discovering the
Mississippi, has painted portraits of Mrs. and Miss
Collins, W no were lost in the Arctic.
There were six deaths from sun stroke yesterday
men and woman.
The Bank statement for last week foots up as fol-
lows: Loans and discounts 3,573 22; Specie Sl5,-
64l 970 Circulation 81 1874 96i; Deposits Sal 9o3 965
Mr. Richard SuYdam. wealthy and well known
merchant OF this city. died on Saturday.
Sales yesterday of $1,000 Virginia 6's at 1884, and
$40, 600 Va SIS ct S983
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A CARD.-!he subscribers beg to return
thanks to their friends and the public GENERALLY for
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern OF wright Bro g. and take great pleasure
In recommending to their confidence and patro aasa
the new concern of SIMPSON BAGNALL
jG 3-2m WRIGHT RPos
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business lately conducted by John N Gordon Ben.
at the old stand on 14th street the Exchange
Hotel, and offers for sale TIE usual e.sort ment Of
Metals Groceries Leather, &c, TO which he invites
the attention of his friends and the trade generally.
iv S-66skoIt .
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vi SHOT sY Hsk Husband Bsllosb. 4
4Hs{ VINO fsrmsrly taught riding school at
Sl1esheaH, Ahd moro recently has been snssx.d 10
sneY stors. shot his wife on the nis at of
20 n MT Madam. BaioEh came TO his ssors
accused hig OF .radelity Some words passed
esn them antii bsllogh becoming enragsd
pistol ana nfed. The ball struck her on tbs
idsr INJECTING very severe wsund
- AyFAIk--Mr David Burton, who was shot
smytss' Del few weeks ago BY spegro .n,o
Oliver, died on "Wednesday last Dis.rs.s,ns
instances are connected with the case The Wits
- . b was sick at the time Of bis bsipg shet !.
f hesrihg of the occurrence she became yery fe, !.
"a died In few days afser lssviEgs young
Ia delicate health, which soon followed IL,
ef ih the train Of Death.
Joseph {. CulpeSsr was found dead In bed in
meath Meadsy InorniaE.
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tM GOLD PENCILS Just received
~ " and will be sold at Factory prices
sc THOMAS w REESE
~ No ~ Pearl AZ
FVh oALE.-Richmond City Stock.
vHsinla State Coupoa Boad.
Bonds HaioAa Shis noftgtse)
heamond and panvilis Railroad Bond.
T.. Ii. MAUAY CO.
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WANTED-A situation, by white girl,
w to do Chamberwork and Sewing or tn. Hep.s.
work of small family. Inquire at McAdsm's build
log Franklin street. jS6-It*
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JOSEPH G. CuIpeysr was found dead In bed in
neatb Monday Iaornias. -
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WANTED.-TWo or three Dining Room
W Servants. Apply at the st. Charles Hotel.
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GUANO.-39 tons No. l Peruvian Qua
~ no float, for sale by
jy6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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| erly.
rber,
q sizs,
sTa EH.
I, near
bier
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WANTS.

KICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
July 9Th, 1856
w ANTE Dan experienced hand in
w Stone and Brick work, TO act az Inspector of
Masonry and Materials on the line of this ro4d Ap-
plv at this Office. r s. CLAYTON
IL 6-S. Chief Engineer, IL Main at