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GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LET

~ TERs.-As the gu bscrber will leave Richmond
on FRIDAY next but three days left to gentle
men who may wish to learn this beautiful Art For
the past thirteen days the undersigned has done
wors In this city to the amount of $50. and owing
70 PRO- engagement refused further work. There
ooins an abundance Of Signs Show Cards. 6c., to be
nsoe. which wonid occupy several persons at least
SIX nionehs, two gentlemen, who have acquired the
~. rom the undersigned, will have the field to
~ LADIES will also be tsusht. it being a clean
TEEMs-&.0 p COHEN
aa <-atN United States Hotel,
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LATEST FROM PORTSMOUTH.


PETERSBURG, Aug. 29.-Dr. Trugien died 10
Pdr'sm ou,h this morning at hslf-psst six o'clock.
He was but % years OF age Throughout the To-
yer he has shown an energy and determin alton
which has been unsurpassed, and dying leaves
many heavy hearts 10 Portsmouth which looked up
to and confde1 In him. His case is one of the
roblest instances OF self sacrifice which has ever
me within our notice.
The deaths In Portsmouth are decress ng, but
the new cases are increasing
Birmingham, the mail carrier. 10 dead.
Allen conductor on the Seabosrd and Roanoke
II abroad, 10 reported dying
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| GEOGRAPHIC Nkns.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
BoMBARDMENf OF swEABoRe.

HALIFAX, Aug. 29.--The steamer Canads
arrived here from Liverpool last night, with
dates to the 10th lust.
THE WAR.
Sweaborg was attacked by the Allies or
the 18th. The destruction of property was
immense. The allies loss is small
Liprandi had attacked the line on the
Tchernays, but was repulsed with great loss
The bombsrding of Sebsstopol was to be
| recommended on the 18th.
DANISH SOUND DUES
1t is reported that Denmark has referred
to France the difficulty about payment of
Sound Dues by the United States.
FRANCE.
Victoria was in Paris, on a visit to the
Emperor. She was escorted by six ships OF
war to the shores of France.
ENGLAND.
James Walker & Co., at Leeds, England
had failed.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Gen. Simpson had telegraphed that the
bonn bardment of Sebastopol would begin on
the 18th.
During the bombardment of Sweaborg,
the Allies burned As store houses. The mag
azines and arsenals were in ruins. The
powder magazines, military stores, and pro-
jectiles blew up. Nothing is said about the
huocidu suipS. WO CHSllSu oulCcfo anu ~
men wounded; and the French had about the
same number wounded.
Sweaborg was not taken.
The battle of the Tchernaya commenced
on the 10th. About 5000 men engaged
The Sardinians fought bravely. About 5000
Russians werekilled and 400 taken prisoners.
The Russians were in full retreat when their
reserve came up.
Omar Pacha had been ordered to remain
in the Crimea.
A despatch to st. Petersburg says Gort.
chakof has received orders to burn the fleet
if Sebastopol falls. The London Post, speak.
ing of that fact, says that it is supposed to
refer to the expected result of the secret ex-
petition contemplated
kars has been completely invested, and the
first parallel. Communication with Ere.
rOum has been cut off
Gen. Espinassi takes Canrobert's com.
mand. Negotiations continue between Eng
land, France and Austria, about the occupa.
tion of the principslities by Austria.
The revolt at Tripoli was still unsubdued.
A ministerial crisis was threatened at Con.
stantinople.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August 18th. Cotton opened with
large speculative demand and advanced E0I on best
Market for the last two days mu,h easer-prices not
quotaSly lower. Closed steady. Sales 80 600 bales
of which spectators took "a 900 and exp orters $500
Orleans Fair n; Mddling ILL Upland Fair 81;
MiddliDg g. Stock Of American for export 3S5 OGC
bales Flour dull and declined Cd per barrel-West-
ern Canal 5904Os; Ohio 4zdi3s. Wheat trile low
or. Corn dull and declined 6d6s per quarter
Weather good and accounts from crops favorable
Provisions generally unchanged. Philadelphia and
Baltimore Flour 49D42s White Corn 45044s Der
quarter; Yellow SITS. Rice active and unchang ed-
Stnres steady.
London Market Ell ports of Iron prohibited North
of Dunkirk, and East of Malta. Market unsettled;
prices nominal Money more stringent Copsos
for mone Y 910924. Bullion in Bank Of England in
creased $4,000 American securities active and un.
chaoged, except railroad shares which are dull
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IT r u TEES SALE OF REAL ES-
VALUABLE FARM ON WILLIAMS

NUh6 KUAU. FIVE NJ L r BELOW
RICHMOND. FOR SALE. The subscribers are au.
thoIized to sell the FARM on which Mr. Richard
GassiDs resides the south side Of the Williams.
burg road, five miles bsiow Richmond, containing
l85 acres of which 1G0 acres open. balance in
wood. The Improvements sufficient for the sc
coDmodaion Of moderate sized family, consisting
of an excellent dwelling with five rooms good well
of water, large barn, stable, &C. Persons disposed
to purchase, are requested to view the premises,
which will be shewn at any time by Mr.. Gaskins-
Terms accommodating
9ODDIN L. APPERSON
The foregoing Farm will be sold at auction on the
premises on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sc pit l,
1855, at ( O'Clock.
TERms-ODe-third cash, balance at one and two
years. for bonds beaIinF interest secured By trust
deed GODDIN APPERSON
an "a Ancfionsera
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COM NUMERICAL.

New YORK, Aug. 29.-Market for -four uncasn.e
with moderate demand at p.evious rates Com.
mon to good State commands %; extra S94 A
So. Wine firm. southern red 81 80a$l 80; W hite
S2aS2 rs Corn TIFF, lower-mixed 87eas8c Mess
Pork lsS7,
BALTIMORE. Aug. 29-Flour unchanged. How.
ard street 80 l23; City Mills So Wheat unchanged
Corn-white, 85c.sa8s yellow $50 1885. Maryland
and Vlrsns Ied GOO.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

SYRACUSE, N Y, Aug 29.-The soft shell
Democratic Convention met here to day, the
moderate party having the majority A
platform containing resolutions condemning
the land scheme, and approving President
Pierces veto, will be passed 1t is probable
there will be minority report against the
Nebraska bill
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE
IOffice with Geo. J. Summer, No. 20, Pearl Street.
VERY VALUABLE REAL Es

- VERY VALUABLE REAL ES-
shs TATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.- VIII be sold on
THURSDAY, the 9th of September, 1885, on the
premises commencing at AZ O'Clock P. NJ the largs
DWeHing-house containing 8 rooms at present oe-
cupied by Mr.. C Burnett, fronting on Main ctr eet
6s feet and running back 1871 feet more or less.
ALSO,
One Dwelling House and Lot adjoining, containing
rooms. The Lot fronts So feet On Main street and
runs bscs 1913 feet, more or less
ALSO,
One vacant Lot adjoining, fronting 25a feet on
~ AIN street and running back 1913 feet, less
The above property Is considered the most valuable
In MANCHESTER; 1t scioius the Rev. w. Jones on
tbs south side and II Rhodes, Esq on the NORTH
TERMs-One-thiEd cash; balance at II and "a mos
for gotisbe notes interest added and title
until the lasr note is paid
su 80 THOMAS w KEESEE Au,t
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THE KNOW NOTHING STATE CON
VENTION

BINGHAMroN, Aug 81, ls55.-Delegates to
the Know Nothing State Convention which
meets here tomorrow are arriving in large
numbers. A call has been issued for mass
meeting on Wednesday, at which Messrs
Barker, Ullman, Brooks Kenneth Rayner
and others are advertised to speak.
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FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS August 27.-Advices from
the Rio Grande state that VOL still holds
Mstamoras, but Vidauri, reinforced by 1900
men, was expected to move against the place
on the Goth. San Luis POtosi had pronounced
and Zacatecas would do so on the 10TH
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NEW 8 Us r E III OF TEACHING
IN FREECH.-The whole French Lsupuas,. IN

NEW 8 Us r E III OF TEACHING
~ FREECH.-The whole French Languase: bv
T. Robertson. GIT PIP. l2mo, sl25. Key to do, Is
From the numerou. favorable notices of the book.
select only the following:
The author of this ;stem IL Professor Rnhsrt.o,
celebrated teacher In Paris, who has obtained 4
European reputation by the excellence of his ms
combine the mcst valu features In the systems of
Manescs. Ollendorf Hamilton, and the Older srsm
mstisal authorities while it is free from the asfecs
which diminish the practical utility of those me.
thods The text on which the volume 10 founded IL
an original and Attractive narrative presenting al
or with comp etc vocabulary of thu words most
commonly occurring in familiar discourse
RE principles Illustrated In this portion Of tbs
WORK are Impressed on the mind Of the pupii bv eon
slant repetition In series of judicous exc csss: ARD
the second part is devoted more profound naiv.
SIS OF the language. explaining in q collection Of
clear and simple rules al, the difficulties of Freuob
grammar and syntax Professor Robe tson,s mathad
ls strictly progressive Tie pnpil 10 led on by easy
eea almost unconscious steps from the rudiments Of
the grammar to the moss complicated forns OF the
languses the system combines great theroush.
its details without making such proficencv in -
French language to enable him to epioy the aIss
cessaIy practice. to speak French With correc,pss.
aud facility. The volume now issued h eon.Ii-
adapted for the purpose of setinstrucion and for
the use OF classes under the direction of 90 mne.
tent teacher We do not hesitate to recomma.S Il
to the notice OF ell who interested In the "a .
vancement of education. believing that its substsn.
al merits will bear hs test of scsu.inzins ersmi
narion"- Harpeys Magazine.
For the convenience of those who would vi.b IN
examine this System. the publishers have prins.S
extra copies Of the First and Last Lesson land al
ire Lessons are arranged essentially ON The ssma
iin.) for gratuitous distribution those who NAV
apply for lf and to Professors Of the Lansusre vho
may prefer the entire work for examination eoniS.
will be sent BY mail. FREE OF ExpsNsE, on The =.
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Published BY ROB LOCKWOOD 4 SON
American aud RoYeiRn 6ooh .ells,.
And for tale by 49,.
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BY LARUS e. SHINE

BY LARUS a. SHINE
DWELLING HOUSE AT ROCKETS
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
Auction, on TUESDAY Afternoon the 4th Septem-
Der, ON the premises, CONNIE ncng at O'Clock, the
Elijah Craig
Terms at sale. LARUS & SHINE.
au % Anctiopaer
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| aug GODDIN APPERsoN, Au.ts.
DUBLIC SALE shall sell on the LIST

L day of September Court, 1855, TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in September,) the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which formsrly lived
near s.evensburg in Cu'peper County containing
shout FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
upon the following t-rmE-O third cash. e-.hird
in twelve months, aud one-third In two years, with
interest on the deferred payments
This land is we'll located, about four miles from
the Railroad. upon the Plank Road leading Cul.
peper c r.: in healthy neighborhood. This land
fs susceptible of toe highest state OF improve
with coed DWELLING and other out.buildinss.
au25 JOHN NORMAN
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pALME1TO MILLS FLOOR We
L arc in csipt of lot Of Flou from the above
celebrated Mills. Tho trade supplied u the u arb ct
PFies, aus BELOEN 4 MILLER.
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NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO

PITTsBURG, Aug. %, 1s55.-The river now
measures feet and is rising. Business is
very active on our whsrves, and nearly 5000
bbls. Flour were shipped eastward yester-
day
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INWEN1Y-FIVE DOLLARS REs
\ WARD.-Ranaway from me in this place on
sunday 26th inst q negro man named ISAAC He
Is OF medium height, black, and has rather sharp
lace. be had on light striped froek coat. summer
psnts and cloth cap. / will give SOS if taken
OF richmond, or $40 taken In the city and returned
TO Me ssrs p ulliam Davis
He came from Bedford county, Va, and was form
ss,ly owned By Samuel Brown, near place csl'ed
Wade's. JOHN B, WOMACK
an 29--d3t& o5t+
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RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND
WRECK AND LOSS

WRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The schooner Knick-
erbocker was capsized Sunday, and captain
and two hands drowned. She was owned in
Milwaukee, Loss uninsured
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TEXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, August % The returns show
the election of Pease, Democrat, as Govern
or by 6000 majority.
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HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR
III SALE ON TILE PREMESES

IL SALE ON THE PREMfsEs-The subscri-
her having moved 10 Richmond, will offer his farm
Locust Grove, his former residence for rent and As
pin Grove for sale, at public auction, on the FIFTH
of September 1855 if fair, if not, the next fair
day thereafter. There desirable little farms lie on
ths road leading from Richmond to the Fork church
within ons mile of Slash Cottage. Aspin Grove
contains 2ls acres The above land lies in an excel.
lent neghborhood, and convenient to two saw mills
The farms join each other The above farms are
healthy, having good dwelling houses aud the nece,.
ssry out houses On one excellent and large
STehard The above land. join the lands of Gel.
andis we'll timhe ed which will ave the purch. ser
good opportunity of engaging in the lumber busi.
TERMs-One third cash |; the balance In three
equal payments to carry interest from date of 6, 70
and ID months. bends with approved security, and
deed of trus will be required Tor the balance OF the
purchase money
He WILL at the same time and place, sell little
tract, known Stony Run, which contains forty
acres be the more less, and within one.
quarter of q mile Of said Cottage.
TERMs-One.third cssh the balance In two eounl
payments of and II months, bonds with apuro
security and deed Of trust will be required
LsnS shown BY DR.. VIM. L. Wood.
an 22-lStf JOHN B. WOOD
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. ANDNOME DOOR PLATES.-Ihe

- sui scribsTs beg lssve to call the ssts utop Of
the citix.ns Of Richmond to their and improved
style Of DOOR PLATES, which are entirely differ
emit and superior to any that have been In use
hsretofore. Persons wishing to a ssmeis will
please call at JAS, 8 3.LLA9HsR, Cupper sna
Lsechsrs Office No al2, On Governor Sweet, undsI
a. a-s.s -- McDERMoxr 1 JORDAN.
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
TENWENTY FOTJR QUARTER ACRE

TWENTY FOUR QUARTER ACRE
y LOTS, IN THE TO w N OF DAYTON
NEAR MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION-On FRI
DAY Slst OF August, at O'Clock. P. NJ, upon the
premises. will be sold "a QUARTER ACRE LOTS,
lying In he plan of Dayton, the Northside of the
MANCHESTER Turnpike, opposite the residence of MIR.
j. Kahn.
These lots are laid eff according to plan viii CHI
may be seen at our office, ana beautifully situa.
ted In very improving neigbborhood.
Taken together 1t would mske beautiful little
Farm. with fine shade trees, and a stream of water
running through it.
TERMS-One-third cash balance at 4 and q
moths, with interest add I'd and title retained
eu25 Amc,,,.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF OAK AND
"A WOOD. tSTANDING.) NEAR THE CITY.
AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, Sd September at
St o'clock P NJ, upon The pre- misses viii be- ,old the
entire growth of Wood consisting chiefly of Oak and
Pine, tstsnding) mile West of the city on that
portion of the Hermitage track, which lies on the
North side of the Richmond and fredericksburg rail-
road
The quantity of wood is large and from its very &C.
cessbie situation and vicinity to the city brick ma
ksrs ard wood dealers might do good business in
purchasing.
Ample lime (which viii be make known at IT,
sslel will be allowed for removing the wood.
TERMS One-third cssh, balance at four add eight
months with interest. for satisfactory notes.
% TAYLOR WILLIAM Anc+e
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MY LAND AND HOUSES near ,o1isa
BY GODDIN & APPERSON-
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON

DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
- DUVAL STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
f erf next at AZ O'Clock P. NJ, up the premises
the house and lot conveyed to me In trust by CHARLES
Heneys being the same on which he resided In
the city of Richmond. The lot fronts about 90 feet
the south side of Duval street, and runs back an
average OF about 80 feet. The improvements are a
well kept.
The lille is believed to be good, but shall sell
only as trustee.
TERMS -One-fourth cash and balance in equal
instaime0ts, with interest from sale, at and IL
months, BY negotiable notes, secured BY deed of
homestead and is highly desirable.
B. B. MINOR Trustee.
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QUARANTINE AGAINST
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

New YORK, Aug 29.-Mayor Wood has
issued a proclamation extending the quaran
tine against Norfolk and Portsmouth until
lst November
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

FURNITURE &C., AT AUCTION
st., On FRIDAY, Stst inst, at 10 o'clock. at my
VIII sell at Auction let OF very desirable
I More, consisting OF superior Spring sest Sofa;
a.. nanosany Rocker; fine Card Table; large and
~ n Spring sd; fine Hair Mattress Cabin ct
stands &c ' es"' ~Ao' "sA
msh,oEs-After the above win be sold $50 pairs
mem o.. % sewed Shoes part heavy Brosues
gu oo r. CAuTHORN Auct
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AUCTION ALne.
PiTfUNE DAYS
BY GODDIN & APPER5ON.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. AND

| VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, AND
FISHERY. ON JAMES RIVER, CALLED
ssiL0RT TAVERN. FOR SALE Ar AUCTION
msncns !. a. shs sl:s ds, # August. ls55 com
| Tsss. tbs valuable tract OF Iand and Fishery on
a%es fiver, called safon Tavern, nine miles below
| 11icnmopn; adjoining the lands of Messrs. Henry
10Y ara w. Bouiwsre, containing 225 acres more
II desired 1t will b. divided to mi. pu,ob ,.,,, ~
| go acres p''se A"1 ''nefS s'oa'
portion Of tn. land is covered with oak and pine
wood end timber and the SOIL for the most part il
OF excellent quality.
TERMS -one-third cash; balance at IL and 1s
an 2l-tds An.tion..,,
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
EOUaTa. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
sIR al Ts For SALE AT AUcTroN.-Wiii Be
sold on TUESDAY, the 4th September, 1855 on the
pre- misses commencing at II O'Clock. p NJ. the now
brisk tenement, on the West side Of 4tb. between
Tinsley. at the annual rent Of $500
The house contains rooms, besides front and rssr
Sorche. and Kitchen, and bounds on the North and
1s p Cash. eoDDIN & ApPERsoN.
IA 40 Aucss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
,urs LOT ON LEIGH STREET, NEAR ITS
trust deed. daly executed, dated sd August, 1s4.
recorded in Richmo1d Hastings Court. in deed book
euction on MONDAY the Sd of Sept s se th =.
hou- OF y O'Clock r: NJ if fair. (if not, the next
fair day, the Real Estate conveyed thereby CON
sissng of al excellent framed dwelling with kitch-
en- attached. now in tbs OCCUPANCY of Mrs MuDday.
on the north side OF Leigh street, Messrs aIinn
Davis brick yard.
The lot fronts 20 feet and runs back LOO feet to an
alley. ~ 'A
TERMS cash. The title is believed to be good; but
the subscriber will convey with the usual sps csl
J. L. aPPERsoN Trustees.
r y The deed require, cash sale but al arrange.
W tha far auxil hap
third cash, balance at and months, bearing iuts-
rest. an %
INKUSTEES' SALE Of HOUSE AND
< LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE IN THE CITY
OF klCHMOND-As Trustees In a Deed of Trust
made on the lst OF April. 1853 by o and J. Ma
son. 70 secure to the Mutual Building Fund and Loan
Compsny certain sum of monev, which said Deed
10 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, we
shall IN execution of the said Trust. proceed sell
at pubic auction on the premises. on MONDAY.
the 50 gay OF September 1855, at the hour of
Real Estate conveyed by The said Deed consisting
OF brick store and Dwelling with the Lot which
they sand fronting s2t feet the Western side of
Brooke Avenue, running back lO5 feet
TERMs-Cssh ~ TO costs and charges attending the
sale, and about $500 due said company balance at
and months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by Trust Deed :. OF !. title retained.
4So. 8 r6 6ffEEssSsrH, Trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auots.
ANOTHER HOUSE. ON LEIGH STREET. FOR
Immediately afeer the foregoing sale, will be sold
the b oose and Lot on the opposite side of Leigh st.
The House has three rooms be sides kitchen, stable
with stalls. and we'll of water in the yard.
au2s - SOLO, GoDDlN APPERsoN, Au.ts.
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ID. D. MIWUh. Trustee
GoDDIS APPERSoN. Aucts au 23-fdt


" A1OADAEI ANN, YIN j AM ES XIV
Err. IN CaEsTERF!ELD COUNTY, 6
AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the 9Th Sept 1885,
on the premises. CONNIE nciug at s O'CLOCK will be
sold the valuable farm, located as above on the
Turnpike leading from Manchester to Petersburg
adjoining the lands of Messrs. John N. Davis and
A. Il Drewry containing Ash acres, about $50 clear
ed, balance in wood and timber.
If preferred. it will be divided to suit bidders
There are no buildings on the place.
TERMS accommodating. and made known at the
hour of sale. There il attached the place q coed
WHARF end FISHERY, where large vessels can
approach By request Of MIR. Roger A. Gregory--
The eale will be without limit reserve.
su 28-tds GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
GTORE AND DWELLING AT ROCK.
~ ETTs FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold on TUESDAY afternoon, the 18th of September,
1900, on the premises, commencing at O'clock, the
Store and Dwelling at Rockets, now in the occu-
psncy OF Mr.. w. +. Carvedo.
TERMS -Ons-third cash. balance at 4 and me nths,
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
aua7 A GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
TRU s TEES SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE, ON LEIGH STREET, NEAR BROOK
AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As Trustee
Richmond Hustiugs Court, in deed book No. 40 page
1862, shall sell, at public auction, the premises
on MONDAY, the Sd day of September, 1855 at the
hour OF four O'Clock, the residue of the real estate
now in the occupancy Of Macy Smith, Ia free wo-
man OF coior,) situate the southside of Leigh ST.
near to Leigh street. fronting forty feet running
back about one hundred feet to alley twenty
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash; the title Is believed to be good; but
the trustee will convey with the ususl special wsr-
rsnty. NJ. BATES Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDpIN l. APPERsoN
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RUYURE DAYU

soNSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of .
- distress warrant. directed to me. dated the fst
oi July is:t in favor u Sharp sgairst Film fon,
Month At the workshop OF said Ella eton, ON Prank.
IN IN street, which was formerly tho 4th Bspti,t
70 o. public arc'ion to tbs highest bidder for cash
On oehvery, the .oiio~os property, to satisfy the
sn Gu oatIess to wit carpenters Work Benches 2
Tuests, Bow Windows, second handed. ope lot Of
W. 1mser old Shutters, Stiles for doors, and old
so IAR p rvTru n n n
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
onics with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20, Peal st.

In TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES.
o. MULES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
h WI, De sold on SATURDAY MORNING, Septem-
oea t at 10 O'clock at the Horse Auction Lot near
Wagons and harness. CON n etc. By order Of the
ifustee. auS 80 THOS w KEESEE Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-The Kansas Legisla-
ture has passed bill giving themselves the
election of territorial officers for six years
RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND FORTS.
MOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug 29-The officers
and men in the Navy Yard here have deter
mined to give days pay to the Yellow
Fever sufferers at Norfolk and Portsmouth,