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San Francisco Advertisements. fl
A CURE FOR ALIIi
Hoa1oway,s ointzaaent.

O11Ov0Ay'S o1ntxn ent.
Citizens Of the Union
You have done me the honor as with one voioe
W one emo OF the Onion to the other, to stamp tho
Snalaeter OF my Ointment with your appreciation. 1t 10
Sacey TWO .cnrs since made II known among you an6
mas Obtained more celebrity than any other
'Ns's"o :. 50 snort period. THOS. HOLLOWAY,
sc, Corner Of Ann and Nassau cts, New YORK
cSfe S1 " ef sHrs Legs. nfses yssrs standing
ona, suffered for nine years with o.s ~ shs s
end troublesome sore legs that ever HI, 10 he ot
and afer irving every medicine he had ever he.,S ~ -
h IN sii nope o. being sured but friend
which caused the Ills legs 70 nea and he .n,,
reganed his health, 10 the ssonishraeni Of hi.
nnces and friends.
Cure Of bad Breast, when the Patient nm.
deaths door.
Mr. Durani OF New Orleans, sddrested Yrose..o, IT.,
iowny as follows For years my wife had bud br-o,
with ten running vounds (no Of c.acerons petur. 81
was told That nothing could herr she WI. thep in
space OF three months they effected perfect cuyr II, he
hsfonishmrpt OF NIL who knew US. We ebipined ,bs
Medicines from Mtesr. Wright Co OF Chartrre steel
New Orleans. ! send this from .H,rri de-. p.tr.ss.
Paris although, had written aiNew Orleans. hsfo,a
wo dnaiy cf n, that time knowing yoar addss. 10
New York. ="
The Pills should be used coujosn,ly with ,he c;n;,n
In most ofihc following sases:-
Bad Legs. Contracted and sim Joints Iunb,uo
nuqns uq Ts risI. yssnis' Yils' ssinisrss..
Bunions, Esf Rhcum Com Sn .r"s
Chblanf Cfzndular, Scrds. Ulcers
Sold 81 the establishment OF ProfessoT to1,oPP 80
Corner of Ann snG Nassau streets, New York also Nv a.
respectable. Druggists and Dealers Medicine,
o@' % =. me onicd snies m so ni CENTS. 81 cents and
Drug Houses in the Union Ff"'
Gathers is considerable saving b, taking .be ,s-.,
sizes. e 0 '"'Ss'
B-Directions for the guidance Of patients in eYe-
disorder, arc af1Kcd to each PO. Sent II lS54
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" Franc.sc, Adrert..crpeuts.
$500 ------- - ------ ----------~------
TIT Supct,-E,s RP-D RE4D

/. : 4
v-tIeUT ANY iSslLs!,. grI,E EcT5 Q ls-ls sssTlsi.
OK AZ Cfi.sSci os-eE,iYT . -
+! teytr iaA fe.lui- II fadaei Fan Il Cuts'
y .., !.st's'le pe-fc Hrt itro igest i,a son.s
tfJy-s1 se., sUs:l 5scs..t 30 sch kaown sJa Ger.
fs'f ere i 4 eroTy tI"i s .eify no only on The Con
,lc- b4 reat Hcitan the ieIna"l for il area
- rs5its sl1saag that in iess than year from
- 1-ef-, Lad srfTIped all other remedies. The
-f.ei rao 'f d Tie principal cities Of Europe wtre
lee = ses sleas i. wonderful mastery er enc
.7is H.se o.i.er Medicine, jealous Of its SWAY
- e-iearcFed say is onward pragre.s. Like grass
the ;.oxer their efforts fell 10 the ground and uLr
The arairies sseepng all befcr. 1t iis rd m,
,-llsc sreas7ts m Ii stood forth upon s merits
fnii prLc tried and were convinced of its mag
fi-. The mas ise fhrtune acquired bv fr parera-
he sale OF it during he yesra he prepared it,
1hs 'ore witness 20 - Hirnc,lns rI.ri At the de-
q she pe;or, th1 recipe hcqueafhed 70 his
l las ieeiq introduced she remedy into the United
--at-,- The urm5er o. eaT1 il has already made
- lilstHy ll1tsGn3s and tenx of thousands bear
.asfll1e1r - its efficacy.
III lpiIo use Il. II ,riW CURE,
1 set} spcs and certainty other medicine has
Ccsort 10 No Quack Nnstru,ne
eneiv si;a been tried for the paa. fy years
flc Tss l.ersr known 10 f.il.
'3'is srca. warranted Remedy is purely Vegc.
table
BsTArE covSTEIFzsrs.
extensive -ai # ;hiswonderful medicine has already
7sa sae persons, 20 palm of upon the
Ing. nur.og cola ound closely resembling the Orig
a Z V4Tticalr 10 Day none without the written sig
.. 4 PsreiEa. u. tie outside tkewrapper. OF
lie III 9il7-s counterfeit and heir r1pounders
G he pUi,l sllci ri II the utmost rigor Of the law
-ice Thr5 ydlsTS pc- bottle. For ssle by ~ Fabcoet
Ggeht -! California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
vhon al orters must be addressed liberal discour
s- = - Th1i sale dealers.
J.. BAECOCK whotesa aie Druggist
II PAWS street. San franciscc
List sfsgents throughout the state.
ii iIUNf Ne ada
aH1ECoirINN CO. Druggists, Aarysvrr.
p Z. STtRKwEATHER, City Drag store Ltockton
!! BRuNEa Taalamne Prog store, Sonora
3fJ- SHliRTLsFf, Shasta Irug store, Shasta.
llID WOlThtS. Ifzcer gillc prag Siere Tlacervile.
JUSTIN GATES, J., Sacramento City.
~ 4 " CARR, Iownicsille.
ir W. H. GATiIYF, Yre.a.
In. J. B. WINSTON, Los Angeles.
wliAiEY MORSE San liego.
GEu l.. STORY Portland y. T.
ran Francisco. May c5-lE
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L.iss efsgents Throughout The state.
Copartnership Notice.

rksIE USDEhSIGNEp kave formed partnership for
the purpose OF continuing and carrying the FUR
NIECRE TRADE az Wholesale and Retail ieaiers and I'm
Porisr in ti, city and Sacramento under tie and
tiyle of If0WES L Co.
Resident Partner Eos.on.-R. W. HowEs Go. $50 and
3 Montgomery street.
Resilient Partner San Francsco.-D2S;E1 NooYR, for
firm o. Z. p. =. Aoore-l30 Jackson sirest San
.sncisco, and loS street. Sacramento.
R-sisnt Partner Sasratn Crto.--H. {. STEFcKLT. K
strei Sacramento city san Frapcisco May Sth 1855.
80 Our Friends and the Public.
b uniting the AhUve three nrn> capital !. largely
creased and Eysases reigcsi Asir
bling "a offer zrratar variety o. gnoo1 AZ from
I to 25 Per Cent less than fofAasr yates.
SO - nc l2TcTs vii ~ II i-s."A anu A"T orA 10
lrchase goos and Will take advantage OF the market to
goods desirable AZ TIE iorsSt rdsk ytcs
h.ea years experience w enable them 70 select stock
that will DJy C5srs'i.io; L.; ruaiity ami Prizes
Sc before yn4 Will large sEd desirable STOCK
- @ I5DS, and shah a--ys ende.cr % merit sha-c
patronage II Will he pride give perfect ss.iJ-
fsctiol in Qsil;,v Pfices aai G5@i Treatment
HOWES & CO. $50 q 49, Montgomery st.
Opposite the Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco
II and loS street, sscrs. s.seu:.
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In his New Brick Store, on the Corner o.
Main and Commercial streets,
where he has been doing business for the last
and half. His Stock is LARG Err and the VARIE-
rY GREATER than at any former time, having been
lected personally from the
Best Houses in San Francisco,
which, with the practical experience Of the undersigned
cannot fail give satisfaction all All work purchased
nj this establishment If 1t rips before having done reason
able service, will be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE.
Having established himself perman y
ia Nevada the is desirOus that his work
commend him to public confidence and favor, and it will
he his constant aim to accomplish this object by doing
ustice TO his customers.
lie has also on hand an assortment OF Sad
dlery, Harness, Vhips, Spurs, &c. &c.
N. b. Surgery performed old Boots and Shoes
usnnl. by mendng the broken: Leather Soles put on
Rubber l'ois an Shoes thus rendering them more du'
rtbe nnd less inju jurions 70 health
~ There viii. also be : PR CriCA!. HARNESS MA
FL, in rcain make and pair shr, notice. and
on fsasui;abte terms Z. !. ESPES sC1lElD.
S3u Garner of Main aud commercials s,a
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HoAx.-On Tuesday. man giving his name
- Ransom X. Giles, and claiming to be a wrecked
- csptaip, went to the Mayors office la Norfolk,
I'D asked for notarial officer to enter protest,
- hs was master of the 1900 ton ship Ann Ann,
Waich had cleared at New York for New Orleans.
~ was wrecked on the Goth ult., off Key West
q aceordiDeinly entered the protest and tie fac,
- The wreckiog was duly telegraphed to the
10 fthern papers Suspicion however OF the fell
l5q~ Induced some enquiry, and he turned out to
~ an impos'or. who had been walking the streets
~ Norfolk In Highland costume, and WAS shortly
Pore 10 Richmond In the same costume. The
tDr. of the wreck proved a humbug.
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY.

ST. Louis, July l1th.-Yesterday, young
man named BeIsey, of good family. in this
CITY, shot his sister. She had been leading
very dlssolute life. He invited her out to
ride' and upon getting in the country, he shot
her. lie then returned to the hotel in the
city, and shot himself.
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KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION.
HALLowELL, Me-, July 1lth-The Know
Nothing Convention of Kennebec county
met here yesterday morning, and adopted
strong resolutions, opposing the administra.
ton and slavery, and favoring other nomi-
nations
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|aTEsT MAIL NEWS.

- ~ !, trosNrA ARRIVAL OF THE IL
IT, .,earn.hp Illinois arrived at Ne~
T,,s.H.v evening. briogiog $50 psssengers
no 5t3 10 treasure
..,t,r;oal ccnsisnees are Wells q Fargo
~ I'm nrerel & Co, $4,000; VIM Hoge &
- toe: Kelly & Co, $4,000; Bank Of
4. 500 900 Manning. Suowood Il Co,
m. Ri, klia e. Crane, SIC 600; Ns~house
sls 900: I. WATSON g. Sous, SIS 600.
II OH connected with the Golden Gate
iest ssu Francisco on the evening OF ihe
ps,sed the GoItan Age on the % OF June
be same day found the ste imer Pacific Of AGA
bound up their passsng .rs all 10 good health
sioop-of.war John Adams was al fsnau's w
bib ut
steamer Eldorado, from Havana, arrived al
wall on the 29lh ut
rainy season was prevailing on inc is'n"us
much severity.
Panama Railroad Company had reduced the
CT their lsborers. and large plumber aIucs'
80. ioinsd nv some mechanic and machi-
N .ccount of discoLients with the TODD fur
r,o,,ed States ship Independence WAS as
Ia The 18th Of June, but 10 consequence oil
shes from Lima, sailed for Csllso to enforce
Element OF the question between the uoiteo
Repres sntative and the Government reittfe
detention Of ,he captain OF the American
John Cummits.
z* raoa CHILL
- fror Chill nave been received TO the 3lst
y. Congress was to meet next day. long
ned drought prevailed, and the cattls were
Tor want of pasture
20 from Peru state that an outbreak between
ENDS OF Castillo and Elias was anticipated.
FROM AUSTRALIA.
8 have dates from Melbourne 10 the 23t oil
g The mining accounts are very satisfactory
mount of gold shipped from Melbourne tor
III ending April 2lst, was valued 1t nearly
r on and hall of dollars.
markets are but little changed. CALICO
sxaI doar was selling At 246 per 1000 lbs
Fa0N THE SOUTH PACIFIC
e steamer Bolivia had arrived at Panama,
~ dates froon Valparaiso to 31st and Csllso to
n 18th aud $500 la gold
Arcounts from Chill present little OF importance
56erefs would meet on the lst of June, when va =
- schemes Of public improvement would be
kusht forward.
1sye steamers are building 10 England to run bo
lesa Valparaiso and Liverpool.
MARKETS duh.
Iyate sccounts from Paraguay report all diff.
I1sies with Brazil as haviog been amicsbly set
n, and salu,es interchsuged. A treaty was also
;luded defining bound sries al d conditions OF RE
ensvissti)n- The approaching presidential e &C..
y 10 Bolivia was exciting the greatest atten.
s. AUSTRALIA.
AdVlces from Australia 10 April are received -
y land system excites much ill-feelng against
i government
Tho Increase Of Chinese emigration elcils con.
3ersble discussion.
Gold at Melbourne Is quoted at 42 lGs. Sd.
Many leadlng articles of produce are scarce and
Eos advancing.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
5be San Francisco evening pspels Ut Iune l6,
.tain nothing additional. The markets were
ist.
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BY RICHARD CAUrHORN.

GROCERIES AT Non
~ FRIDAY 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, will sell At
my store. an sssortment of Groceries, consisting of
the stock of Grocer who is leaving the city
Day GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOfS, SHOES,
&c.-At liz O'Clock, lot Of Dry Goods, among which
may be found pieces of superior Cloths ard CASH
meres. Vestisgs, Alpaca, shifting. &c, Cashmere
and Linen Goats and Pants, Shoes Boots. Slippers,
&c, &c X. CAUTHORN,
jv 10 Auction~er
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hUR THANKS are due to tba noo,

uR THANKS are due to the people
- OF Richmond, and especially to the Young
2'nId Tor Inc hbeis Patronage bestowed upon us
Df the past year, for which are very thankful
~ hope to merit q Continuance of the same proms
10 10 use every means without regard to el pense
necessary to produce the finest Daguerreotypes ever
d6ered TO the public
Our prices range from 60 cents to $50. stereo-
scopes TAX en- for S.
s%7 All Pictures warranted.
"a POWERS DUKE
IS9. Main street. over
- je y Northern Telssrsph Ofirs
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TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.
WAsHIEGToN, July l1.-Col. Jno Wheeler
u ). Minister to Nicaragua, has arrived here
win two important treaties with Nicara.
qua.
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BUILDING LOTS IN THE row.

A SMALL r. 4 X Nj ADJACENT TO
IA THE CITY, AND NEAR TO THE BROOKE
PLANK ROAD, AT AuCTION.-On TUESDAY,
will be sold neat Farm of IL acres lying on the old
road. " miles from the city, near the Brooke Plank
road, being inme dstely to the east of D ckm an e
farm, and adjoining the lands of Jesse Williams Jno
A. Parker, and others. The Improvements consist
ofa new framed dwelling, with about six rooms and
the place Is we'll enclosed, with we'll of svater-
The !. nd is all cleared and ready for cultivation; is
considered valuable for gardening purposes and may
be made beautiful place.
Terms at .ale. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
i've
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TIA V E RN AT AMELIA COURT
l. HOUSE-LANO NEAR JETERSVILLE
AND HGIJSEHO{.D EITRNITTJRE ~ n 3

n
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Fl b SEES,
COWS, &c, FOR SALE.-In Pursuance Of three
deeds OF trust, executed by Joel c. Foster trus
tse in said deeds will oar sale at public auction at
Amelia C. H., on THURSDAY, the 26th day of July
1855 the Tavern and 80 acres of land in the occu-
psncy Of said Foster. at Amelia G. H., the Rich
mond and Danyiile Railroad. IS miles froro Rich
mond. The buildings are entirely new, and ample
for all the purposes of tavern; including Stables
AID all necessary out boildinss. part of the land
open. the residue in original growth There fine
garden we'll enclosed. and young orchard on the
place The situation 10 good one for a Hotel, and
would BIS desirable location fer merchant profss.
sionsl man, or for school will sell at the same
time frame building and small lot at pre- occr
pied as shss shop. and adjoining the Tavern prop
eIty. -
ALsO-All the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE of the said Foster. ON the premises
and used at the Tavern-4 COWS, s HORSES and
a one horse WAGON AND HARNESS And or
SATURDAY, the 18th day of July, 1855, will sell
the pre- misses tract of 100 acres of Land within
two Il lies of Wayne Oak Depot, a part arabic and
the residue in pine and This tract adj ns the
estate of Dr. Geo C. Scott aud might be made most
desirable place III - =
TERMs--For the Tavern, $1,000 and the expenses
of sale cash and the balance in one and wo eers
with interest from the day of sale, secured by Deed
of Trust fhe Shoe shop and Lot and the land at
Jetersviile, one third cash and the balance in one
and two years, with Interest, and secured by Deed
of Trust. For the Furniture. Stock &c. credit of
six months on all sums over 500 the purchaser Civ
ing bond with security. L. MASTERS, Trustee.
1e o-zawtf Truses
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u. s. COU

U. s. COURT OF CLAIMS.
WARRINGTON, July llth,-The U. S. Court
OF Claims commences its session to morrow
IN the Supreme court room.
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SANDWICH ISI,ANnc

SANDWICH ISLANDS.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-W. S Lee, chief
Justice and councillor of the Sandwich
Islands, arrived here to-day, clothed with
power to negotiate a commercial treaty with
this government.
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THE RECIpROCJTy TpE.rv

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
WAsHISGToN, July 1lth-The course to be
pursued by the American Commissioner and
Dl!ish commissioner, under the Canadian
reciprocity treaty, was determined to day at
w tus 9!aie department, and Commissioners
LEFT this afternoon for the fisheries.
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FROM THE EISHERIEs

FRUM THE FISHERIES.
BOSTON, July llth.-Late Halifax papers
rec aived here, state that immense quantities
OF mackerel have been taken, and the fishing
bnsiness was never better.
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THR RECENT ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN RAIL.
AoAD Governor Gardiner, of Mas hae issued a
prtclamaiion, Offering thousand dolla,s reward
aqrthe spprehensiIu OF the persons VITO placed
0he1ruc'ions on the Western Railroad on the night
q 5une h, which threw the Nav York and Ne W
HAVEN train oil the track
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REVOLT OF CRIMEAN RECRUITS

Boston, July 11th.-A detachment of
Royal Artillery in garrison at Halifax, have
been ordered to the Crimea
The foreign legion on Melville Island have
revolted, complaining strongly of deception,
both by those who enlisted them and the
government A strong force of the 10th
regiment had been sent TO quell them, and
bring the ringleaders to the capitol.
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Reoa mo-
Pc = sooa
Enesi srre.
psa hasia
TO set en-.
ess In tia
lite up o.
3esr. Aty
sse sadna
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FATAL POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
DISTINCTION, N. H., July "A powder mill
exploded here to-day, killing one man.
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STEAMER BURNT-EIGHT LIVES
VnST

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-The steamer Mag
n0lia Banner, with 1000 bales of cotton, has
bssn burnt below Baton Rouge. Eighty lives
were Lost.
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"A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
"A published in London and Paris, 10th sdition.-
american edition now READY, just published and for
@eoT A. MORRIS,
1@1ny tia Puhisher
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= - company Of colored men has been organ ised
ssUslfIs 10 Providence, R. L., and the Legislature
he1 granted them the use If the State arms
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DRINTING OFFICE FOX SALE.-A
l. Democratic PAPER, located In q flourish In q
Virginia town, and In Of the weaIthiest Anc
largest counties In the State, offered for sale pr
vatey. The paper has an extensive pstronase-ovei
1000 bona hide subscribers, and large and profitable
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly incresi ins For further particulars sddrsss
the Editors Of the Dispatch. Its
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ARREST OF a FORGER

!. CHARLxsros, 8 g, July e-Iaferm.tion
has been received here that }. @. Nichols
alias J. N. Oraton alias J Clarke, the forgef
81 :, cotton bills Of iading, has been arrested in
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DOR SALE.-WUOL TRUNKS, PAD
l. DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK-BIND
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed thar
thsy need not 60 North to buy these articles as the
undersgn has them always on hand good and as
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu-.
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. J. C. JONES
fs 26-d&c6m
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I LIGHTNING RODS LAG HTNIN
IL RODS.-Having made arrangements with the
pstsntee of one of the best Lightning DDS in the
United States. by which we now prepared to put
them up in town and country at prices greatly below
that charged for similar Rods at present. We will
also sell the Rods and Fixtures to persons wishing
to put them up themselves. at q small advance or
the cost. g. L. 4. BARGAMIN, JR,
my III Conner 10th and lain streets.
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MORTALITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. July 9.-There have been
100 deaths here during the past week, OF
which 80 were from yellow fever, and Is
from cholera.
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.s1if. c. w. Welsh will &C. "a Secretary of the
Ivy, during the absence of MIR Dobbin Ell the Red
21phur Springs In Virginia.
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T.. PEN EkTON,

T. z EN- 3 + K 7 ON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for CASH the follow
" lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread aii Nos.
Seine Lines. various lengths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords Leading Lines all sizei
Carpet Warp. all colors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards. all numbers
Duponts Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps .
With q we'll selected assortment of GROCERIES
be sold at very small advance, for casa jaI
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
- NlTURE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, 18th inr. commencing at 10 oielock
A. on franklin, between 9th and Ssh strasts.
We VIII sell large portion Of the Household and
decline housekeeping consisting of superior Parlor
Furniture Carpets, Chamber Furniture &C. &c.
By order of the Trustee.
TAYLOR b WILLIAMS. Austs
The above building will be- for rent.
- It contains about ten rooms with water ana
gas. Possession to be had on the l4th July.
~ s.-- asA .s4.y sT.&W
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IL At BUFFERS l. sIMONS,
Bookstore, I57 Main street,
DOESTICKs. 4 side-splitting book)-I2mo, elo
Elegantly iustrsted-SI % -.. jy l0-lw il
NOTlCE.-TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
IN Proposals will be received by the easscriber at
Charlottesville until the 10Th inst for the construc.
tion { trestle work for The Virginia Central Rail.
rosd, at the Rivanns River ard Moores Greek, near
Charlottesville Its amount 10 between $40 and 600
f. et lineal varying In height from 20 to &c feet
Plans and speci6catiors will be exhibited at Char.
lottesvills for a week previous to the letting
Per order. 8. A. RICHARDSON,
jy7-t20 Division Enspssr Va c. r.