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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04
MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE, VI. FskigiAEae AZ 60.

Aiaii j0th. 1853
Inle plcn.me in Announcing Il then, rouds aud cns.
tomets that Hey menuw receipt nj thrir cnrire
.toek oftANG uud SfN'l L DRY GOODS oi the
scas"n aud esfr unIy invite nj p'r-enz n tinf rraa
ly FnniGunDS nt rensunahlr prices II rnd and make
Ihal s'loctiona nrBn3m
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SiLh S, SILkS, SILkS.
hpril 3Oth, 1885

ii AN NV the rtru,orr IL, n, 5th,,r en,. om,r.
aud the 'uhhe splendjl stock rtSilk Drr#=
Goods, comprising almost variety OF Sill, Good,
to be found nj any establishment of the kind IN
ng sneh rnol4.
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rEyIIE GREAT DISCOVERY.
ASOEEEAsION FOR CURLING TIE
HAIR-tor many yenrs il has been the object Of deep
e> study NTH chemists ana othersr prnduce hnd
l!mt applied to the hair, would cause it to and
rurl equal il beauty to the natural curl
The KROLLERION is the only Gle offered
to the world that will effect this desirable object
But three four applications necessary cull it
much may be desired and for any length of time
From the many testimonials OF those who have used it,
tho subscriber does hesitate to warrant the krnerion
to give ,ti,tacon, aud prove as recommended in all
cases.
Tie recipe for making with full directions for use,
will be scrt on the receipt OF dollar, postpaid
The ingredients will cost over II cents.
Direct to II. A. FREMONT,
pll;.d3m Warren, Trumbull Co. Ohio.
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EINE cLoyiss, eAsIuEREs. YES

4 IlNGS; Nc, Nc -Supc,pr hIa,k French and
cooreA Cloths of the very nc-t nakn, upr,or French
Casimcros fine Ncsling1, Grvut- Kid Gloves, Pocket
Hand eerchets. Gonr-, &c. My Friends both ffom
town aud country wi pl .ase rive call Tor the q
hoeo goods and YOU ,hol be well rat for 5our visit
npl27-ts B II LEWIS
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.

"a ~ zsasaz -. - -
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.
Express rHin daily, at at---...---.----...
Mai! Train. daily at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Freight Train, with passenger Car attached, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 81 Am.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Express Train. duily at.-........-.5a A. M
Mail Trnin, daily P.
Freight Train, With passenger Car attached, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. at IL
The Express Train, leaving Richmond 81 a. m
with the Train leaving Petersburg by the South
side Railroad, for Lynchburg.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg by the morning Train.
the South side Railroad, remain in Petersburg
three hours and by taking the 50 r. M, Train the
evening go directly North. themselves and baggage being
fthey deshe stop in Richmond be there to Tea.
Through Tickets for Washington at......-.--.$6 90
" Baltimore at at------.---.... So
g" :" - Philadelphia at Q 90
Can he procured at the Ticket Office in Petersburg
The Express trains do step for way passengers
The Mail trains will only stop at Port Wahall and
Clover Hill Junction. Half Way Station and Manches.
sengers.
Fare for white persons 81 35; Children fve and
not over twelve years of age S5 Colored persons
In servants car S5 cents.
discount of 10 cents will be made each fare
twhen tck procured tho Office and persons
getting on the cars where tickets sold.
Servants will be permitted in first class except
when in attendance infant children. sick .persons
absolutely requiring their in which the same
price as for white persons will be charged.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office r. &P. R.R Co
mar 7.dActs Richmond. March 3rd.s 1885,
LIME TEAS.-Oolong and Gunpowder Teas Of
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ULDAGUERREOTYPEs

REAUTIFUL LDAGUERKEOTYP
- AIR-'Tie Red, Iphde and Blue"
MINNlS & TANNER, thou pride of the millor'
Tiny pictures the best that
Thy gallery is the shrine of devotion.
To those who stand irmly thee
Thy triumph has made bungers uemble,
When womuns gay form stands in view;
Thy camera makes all the crntt grumble,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do.
Thy camera mates all the craft grumble
Who envy the work thnt you do.
Thy gallery all spacious and large,
Is day thronsed with beauty;
Who, peas'd with your skill, think of charge
But attend from pure OF duty.
Fair maidens and gents. both near and aar,
Come right away / Main street,
Where all lovers of true pictures meet
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bnzaur;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Baznar.
Where all lovers of true pictures meet,
From regions all round, both and afnr.
NoTE.-fhe Gallery Of MINIS Il TANsER is on
Main street. Sd door from Bridge, east side, where the
beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art
produced all houis OF the day the saisac'
tory terms. mar23ts
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MfSCELLAW{ Gus.
A y AND gsgE.oW COSE

N I'I-, fAist liHihNt taii'il NH#@f ~ -
= -.'.tet Vonld call the oucrlien at FsSlD N
. rhl#e lnw'tt ef coods il liz Inc, iSlft IVY
-~s anil eseeriIle tho-e wishing rao'ls N~~--i ~
r. soI TIM he Ia orrng HI rniife stnch a prices
tint cUrui h, to bs Appreciated hl thn-c who may Ia
rof hlm tim cali lrge portion 81 ih" goods wefe
ruehn-c tins Spnns, cmhneut sefs tine IT'S" tnent
tiots. up and Infants Tuthans, all ot the most a.
rtoycd ,,yleS An extra Gue as rtna-nt al Trunks,
GHe assortment vt Ladies' pud N'. .hnrs. lus' rcriv
cd Guc assortment of Cont. fine go Root wish =
sill out 'nv possible md 10 rnuhlN the 10 do 20
plir,iHe the chtifc stock at cozt aud portion o
the ,ols inl lcss thnn cnst.
Galln H. ,,gu el the RED HAT, opposite the Nnr-
wink II -. mn door belew G. Mo,-c's Book st're
haiafa wtls sae yo1r purchases.
nr23tal SD. EuMROUGH. AIT
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G9EsENG.gsans, 1855.

s.@ssENG TRADE ssJ3-GEo JONES
- CO. Uh5ieseit bJpggiis, e-cr lung. Nuanin,
afe ,ecriyrJ tsrir Srnl>a SrotR ol nfoe-, Ned
circs, Phims, &c.. aud offer for slr u.snri
net' embracing al nrtrIrs in tbs lae suited II
Tie Nrotsnt Cornlry Merchants, Dmcg ,sts Ply .rtu =
aid Furusrs
Oh,uni5s ,hrir supde, ifnn Nan1frtufer, and I'm
porttrs only they prepared lurni- trsr GO 'd
Iaa my regular Jo'birs house Nv Onsts receive
prnfnrt and rnIeill nfIcntion mnfgfs
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WATCHES. w WAFGaIEiS, WATCHES

Silver Tea Spoon, rcr -ott. from . to 80
Desert " $l2 10 So
Tate sI5 10 $50
Forks " 80 r SO
SILVER We'd Hug Gakc Knives, Pie l.y,s Iiralc arl'
Fruit kaiy"s. butter Knives. S,y.t Cup, GhiIlren's
saits VIZ: k,iln Fork mud Suonp. silver Il h'crs
Gold Bfeastpin4 Ear Ring Chnirs. Locter, lhimbes,
Shields Peuc- aud Pens Spectaeles, kry.. rn~, a..
all of which will b. sold nj whoe-nle of rrrel
IN 81 Sycamore st sign Of the Enele.
THOMAS NO8IhN,
i.2t Is |. .rrr.h4re. Y L..
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~ OEICE.-Thosc owning dogs in the city, are
l hereby notified to come forward, pay the and
ob'an the license for keeping them. required by or
dinanre of the city. WM. d. BRANCH,
maN7.dts Mayor.
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LlNCHBURG, MONDAY
PETER

Lynohhns and Western Virginia Depot
a. u. GARLAND. Eaur , IfSrlR,
ne uf s1sapurs. Petersburg
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L'IRE, LIFE AND MARINE GNsss.

many.
This Company mike. insurance. against 'oss dam
tee by Fire, Dwelling iloH-cs Grore- obacco tncto
ties mud other buildings, on nrnilure. goods anl
merchandise general yin town and country.on he
favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance ON the lives ofall persons
ioying good health nnd Of sound constitution for the
whole duration otlil,'. for limited period
SIuycs employed in ordinary occupations, will bs
insured unreasonable tnrms.
The Company will nsr take mnrine rsss from md To
my orthe Northern Southern Ports, AT favourable
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tiRPE1TNGS iND NITTINGS.
GEORGE VI GklGsAEak ~ 90

II Ga 81 lGl 2ll Floor oil Cloths.
fmnirrre oil Clatha ntfuftrI. 4plendil Gurtuns
Co,iec' Ro-cuca. Oord. aud lussel. Call match J
onlmnny other kinds Of hon.c Girniahns gopd4, Nil.
oi which will bc offered at reas sounhlr rhtrt.
misc Bm
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IsH,NG yonruoGssEs-Nl

IVt LTN IN u NhIT---T 7 No nndcfsN1'd ITrprrt.
iuly mturm. the ctacrr Of lyuchhulg ihu hc i. pre-.
pared To receive II iscIy, Utmost nrcom.
moluttug terms the old stand Of Geo NJ Brace.
\. y ilatk4, Rurgics mud lIoracs for hire aud
llaaks eyery Court duy Ia Campbell Count y Rnu.es
TEBMSO TAXING HORSES ON LIVERY.
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sure Cue baltimore Lock Hospital
,yvtiFRE NAV obtained the most spriy remedy r Weak
eS or los Organic rowerh Pain III the loius Disease
- o Kidnoys Affections OF the Ieai Throat Nose and Skin
n.t;fonn Debility, mIedimcnts 10 Marriage ami all tl">e
l Affections arising from iuliscre ms. matter whether
r, anl ernee the Of arlcut frts or any ot'rr
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GAssD.-rbr firm II RosstR ~ CAwTHoN, Of
n the Noryel House, Dissolved on the lat f
Fcbrunry last bv Capt. Ro,-ers sne of his interest in
saii firm t. Nlr " N Moore, Of Campbell.
Capt. ROSSER has again connected himself with
the Noivei House, whore he will be glad his
former friends and nrQuaintances n arb dts
Rep. copy Petersburg Express md Richmond Exnmi'
copy j sfopped ard forward aaeaurt' t. this eice
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Far snl' whoesn'cby Druggists in al le principal
ritrs and nj retail hy a. ohnsarrs aud orrkcrPers in
cvrry town in the United States
Sold by p. r LYMAN, J. Il. THOMPSON & CO.,
Fn Ill SEAY co, LyncIbu'g. nj by dra'ers in
m dicipn every where. sept "
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MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEON
Lon lon q rn ine from the mort eminent COLLEGES OF Il
t states and greater part of whose life has tcen spc
Hospitals London, Paris fhia!elIa and eiss"hr
ha some astonishing that were ey
Eppan Many troubled with rngngi@ the ears and head wh
sleep great nervousness being alarmed at salen souns ai
btshfuness with frequent lushint attended, sometimes ""
derangement of mind. cured immediately
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Tp many Thousands this Institution and the
practice Dr. Johnston exceeding a others, besides
hi4 standing as character and responsibility Is n
su that he is the only rr7?er Physician to he
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10 ~ '7'71 - y = y
GERMAN BlTrERS.

prepared by D.. G. NJ. jackson, German Medicine
Store, NO 10 Arct ST. dcor below Sixth, fhiada
Their power oy,r the above Diseases Is not rAee.l",
if equa!lc1 by my other preparation in tho tnit"d
States the nttest, in pony cases after skltn
physicians nad talei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
By ALEx. MOTT.
CPLENDID FURNTTURE ATaI1r

SPLENDID FURNITURE AT ATrc-
~ ton, At ss. MAIN STREET -Wil, y. ~
on FRIDAY rsxt. 18th inst, AZ 10 o'eIoci AZ a.
gore lately occuped By Grosheae. 1upmsn & Co.
and Kitchen Furniture Of eeetssl fsmil, deeInin :
housekeeping, amongst which are
top Centre Tsbls-new;1 d. do snsll 40 Al. n, ~
nftinf room and dining TO I'm Chsirs De; hs.S.os.
nier Table, marble toF; l splendid Lootin sslss.-
French pate; do Press. for badness men ~ 49,
p,per: 10; good diniss roora Press; do d. s.frY
n style; severa splencid CaIpes Bedste ! dr. Bsde
M.t.resseE buresux. card and other Tables: Svs.h
stands collection of Pictures In frAues. Rnss M.
max Curtains and painted Windov Sssd... IT,
water Coolers; Fendsrs shovels ard Tor e is,s,
iot OF Cookery; 0lsssvase and Kitchen IJfa nstss
with great variety Of useful % 900.
ga ALFX NfSfsr .sls
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IELEGRAPHfC NEWS
THE REVOLUTION IN MEYIco

NEW ORLEANS, June a6.-Tba ats.ms,
Orizsba has srrived here with d.tas f.o..,
Mexico to the 10Th inst, s RON
santa Anna had returned to the C.n;td
me government papers publish accounts
iutionists. u iexo'
Alvarez had met and defeated the Govern.
meht troops near hescala; 500 were killed
and wounded in the confica.
Ia conjunction with Comenfort, Alvarez
=. nao taken Sonora, and the united forces of
.ne TWO generals were investing Moreled, and
communication between Monterey snd San
Luis Potosi was prohibited. - :
Leon mad attempted to re capture Monte
rey. but failing retired to Matsmoras, which.
Win force of 600 men, he had determined
to defend to the last. ''','
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MARKETS

nav YORK, June 27-Cotton unchanged Flour
has declining tendency Ohio Ss rs sou,heTn
heavy at Sl0sSl07 rs. Wheat unchanged, with
limited demand. Provisions Il rm aud unchanged.
Stocks better. Money easy Tennessee 6's
1894. Louisiana $95 la. New York Central
Railroad $lO2
BALTIMORE. June 27.-Very superior samples OF
from 10000 to 25 600 bushels of New Tennessee
wheat exhibited in market $205 offered for white,
aud 81 Tor red. No sales at those offers Mary
land red wheat quoted at So So 90 and white a.
So 10a$2 25. Corn. yellow, 81 02.$fO3 White.
Sl02a$l.04 Sales 400 barrels Howard street hour
at $40. Market, however, dull for -four, and no
buyers at that price were found at 10 ciuse.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2sch..-Cotton dull. Flour
trifis hisher, bringing S8.50.Se,62 l-2 per Dbl.
Lard 10 barrels 10 IA cents. Bacon sides 1-2
cents Coffee steady.
June 25th.-Cottoa declined cent, and still
declining sales of 400 bales. Flour 1915 Wes-
tern Corn 80 cents
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MAINE STATE TEMPERANCE CON.
VENTION.

BANGOR. Me-, June 27-The State Tenn.
perance Convention met here to-day. ResoIu.
hons were adopted declaring that experience
mas clearly demonstrated the necessity of q
prohibi:ory liquor law, expressing great re.
Joicing that the Democrats had thrown of
the mask, and expressed themselves in Cd.
position TO II, declaring the Portland Liquor
Riot to have been instigated by unprincinled
politicians, and recommending Gov. NORTH
for reelection
Of serious illness.
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PREDICTIONS BY THE AsTROLO-

Persons of all ages old and young, that were born
look out, for great events are near you. The 21tb
and 29tb of June, this month aud the first week
in July next the stars distressing and shock
ing accidents rails oads and explosions at nd.d
with serious loss of le extensive fires; loss Of life
and property siso, both by land and sea- with sean-
cholera or some dstressins epidemic; many sudden
deaths will occur; during the month of July ne 1t
the planets Saturn and Mare serioutly affect the at
osphere, producing terrific hail storms ca culatec
to njure most materially the crops in England and
the Uaitsd Stse fsrme advised insure tn
standing crops before the evils come earth oakes
msy be expected. and troubles ia the city of
London; coal miners are in great dagger; doubt
that the. United eta'es will be involved in war this
oet; fatal influence for London. England.
~ The Astroloser may be seen at his O fce, cor.
ner Of 18th and Poplar streets. Adams Valley.
IL T-5tf
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AUCTION sAIBg.
VUFUKE DAY
VALUABLE FARM IN urrp,

ALUABLE FARM IN HEERTCO
OS RICH MONO AND FREDERIcKsRTJRn
Hssrra !. AND ON PLANK Road FOR g4IS
- AoCIioS-Wf1 be sold. Oh FRIDAY. the ~
90 lne premises, comm -ncsny 1t o,clock. the
r. 3 - above. nov owned snd Occupied b.
laid sbost 100 acres OPEN land md ns = .clss e
s..le OF im provsment; tbs reusndsr In woods am
venentJ located There IL the place IN the
sn AL s'zs family. u
TERMs-one-third cash; balances ct ana ~ ma.
tEust deed. GODDIN SSerSrGxoJ
js22 .sN.
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CONNECTICUT JIIDICIARY.

CONNECTICUT JUDICIARY.
HARTFORD. June a7--The Senate this
morning elected judges of the Superio,
Uonrf, but only two Of them were out OF
those elected by the House.
subsequently after stormy debate, fous
OF those elected by the House were con.
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SEA CAPTAIN IN TRousLR.-Cspt Goodrich.
OF ths Grace Darling, VIM, the a5oi!ti nis,s aese
ascoyed ave cc,ored persons board bic ye.sei m
Norioik, pronistns to brtng them to Boston for 4
citizen OF Manchester, Massachusetts. The Bos-
ton pspers have discovered this isc, and :. .l,sr
him wish a sharp stick" The capt.in, who l.
now In 10 Bos'on 10 beiog served With the usual
coufse OF enisy burning, hand bill, posting, &C.,
and stands fair chance Of being finally ridden on
q rail-.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF RAILROAD
~ STOCK.-By virtue of an order of thu Circuit
Couit OF the City of Richmond, entered or The s. b
June 1853 in the suit Of Michie. Robertson .ed ala
o. Mulisan Martin. will proee cd to sell public
auction. the Sd July at the front door of ill.,, Ams
rican HOTEL in the city of Richmond comms cling at
II O'clock A. M IA shares Of Va. Central kalroed
Stock.
TERMS CT SALE-Cssh.
THOMAS w. DOSWkhL.
je 20 Sheriff and Commissioner.
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REMOVAL OF COMMISSIONER Will
SON

WAsHIsaToE, June 27th.-John Wilson.
Commissioner Of the Land Office, received
his dismissal from the President to day, di.
rect. He left the Office Immediately upon
receiving it. The cause of his removal is
Know nottingham. =
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TAVERN AT AMELIA COURT

II dOUHE-tANO n Z n Il JETEkSfILLEs
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. II o 3 Els
COWS, he. FOR sALE.-In panusnce of three
deeds Of trust sxecuted by Joel c. Foster as trus.
tee in said deeds will sale At public suetioat
Amelia C H.. on THURSDAY, the 18th cay of July
1855 the Tavern and 90 asEes of land In the occu-
pancy Of said Foster. at Amelia G. r., the kich-
mond and Danvills kaifroad. IS miles from Rich
mond. The buildings are entireiy new. and aEgle
for ell the purposes Of tavern; including stables
and ali necessary cut bsiIdinss. part of the land
open, the residue in original growth. There lisa Use
garden veil enclosed: and young orchard on the
place The situation ID good one for Hotel, ard
would bs desirable location fer nsFehsnt, prcfes
sioual man, or for . school. viii sell ~ the same
time frame baildng and small lot. ct prssect occu
psd q shse shop, and adjoining the Tavern prop
aiso-An the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITuRE OF the sAid Foster. on the premises
and used st the TaveFn-4 COWS. HORSES. and
. one horss WAGON AND HARNESS And on
SATURDAY. the sath day OF Jaly. 1856. i will sell
ON the ptenises tract of 100 acres Of Land. within
two miles OF Wayne Oak Depot, part arable ss1
the residue In pius and oaS. This tract adj Iins the
estate Of Dr. Geo Scott, and might be made most
desirable plscs
TERMS-easb, sxsspt - 70 d 00a. ppon whish .
credit will be allowed aDti the lss OF January iS6
to the purchaser Of the Tsven.
alrs 81 9sd h 4AeTEa0s
10 5-5avtd Trustee
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IN. HonsoLx ELRcTros.-- The Norfolk Argue
eontsins fuli re,urns Of the election there. Tia
amsr'caes elected ell the osers except one. bat
sneIe so1s were nos near each other. showing that
persos O. preferences and not partv poinics eontrnI
s@d the vo'ers. The highest American majority wee
you and thcl owest 81 Ia the frst ward the In
aspef d snt ticket for Coaucimeo was elected. In
me second, third and fourth wards, the Americas
Hcse. WAS successfui. The vote cast vas 1919.
and Wo,dis' cifiniai majority IL ST. g. 6. stubbs'
the iase Mayor, was elected City Aaorney.
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WILL he sold on FRIDAY, the Goth

wv III &c sold on FKIUAY, the 2Uth
w day of July, if not sold privately BEFORE that
very valuable farm ia he county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad. about eight miles from this city
upon which l now reside, con aiming $50 acres of
land about 800 Of which cleared and In cultivation
the balauce in fms timber consisting OF OAK ches.
nut, hickory aud walnut. The improvem ents con.
sistins of commodiou . dwelling house. new barr,
stables kitchen, carriage house, &c. in good stste
of repair. - -5G.-
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi.
sea or to Lee Bsyley. Attorneys at Law. 1lth St
Richmond whers plst of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
INV 2l-dtd* SAM'L GCHERER
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BY PAYNE e. MAYO.
TRusTEE,s SALE AT AUCTION OF

y III 'hO01 GG y GlAAG a = AOO41O N We
IL A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE,
AND LOT ON 6TH ST, NORTH OF LEIGH -sy
virtue OF Dssd Of Trust executed 70 me By Robert
T. Duval on the 22d day of January. 1913 and Ct
cord in the Clerks Ofies OF the Court Of Husiinss
fr the city Of Richmond for the purpose Of securing
Q certain sum of money to Cbas d Everett, Ear Of
Chss Everst, decd shall proceed to sail st public
aaetion. to the highest bidder, the premises.
WEDNESDAY. the lIth day Of July, 1885, nj 5
O'clock r. ~. III fair; II not the nsxt fair 5sy.j
certain lot piece parcel Of lard. lyias and beiax
Ia the city Of Rich mond on the Ess.ern side Of 6th
street Nth OF Lsish street. frortns 9th street
Sc feet and Iunniag back $50 feat within parallel
lines. desisnAtsd 40 Lot No S on plan sud survey
dawn BIZ Jos J. Pisssant., annexed 10 ana recorded
with sed bearing date the LIST Jasuarv 1s4s from
Lacian Price cad Bsnjanin Pollard. il. Ex'rs cf
Thouss Plies. dsc,a. to Joseph Allen and Weliias-
ton Gnddin on vhish s,iA Lot there h very socd
BTiek house and other nscesssry buIdipes
Although tho title y b>lsved to be good. setias ~
9rustes, wiil Convey sseb cnly - = vested 10 me-.
sTElhs-Oae-third eAsh; the balance q sad u
months, With intsrest sSasl, secured BY Deed u
xrus. E0nuND ANDERSON, Tsusse%.fs
Sale conducted b. PAYNE MAYO, Assets.
"a ~ 3vaz - - : GOES Y r.
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THE RESCUED RECRUITS.
BosToN, June 27.-Ths deceived emf
grants taken from the British brig Buffalo,
by the revenue cutter Campbell, are now on
their way here. e -, -
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SAILING OF THE ATLANTIC.
NEW YORK, June 21-The steamer Allan
lic sailed to-day for Liverpool, with $780,.
QUO IN specie and a26 passengers.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIANs.

PEAL ESTATE IN MANCHEsTER
- OM JACKSON sTREEr.s AT AUCTioN.C
Oa AONnAx. "a July. at 81 o'clock. r n. anon
ne prem,ses. will be sold House, Tone lsorr 81
t nnss sna two Of Wood In the Town Of n snchss
J siser, and occupied By Mrs. Moody. -
The lot fronts % feet and runs back lS2 fat
Tsrms-One-thhd cash. balance at 6 ma mn.
with interest ad3ed. and secured nv ! tru = ...S
js2o TAYLOR Z VILLA m Ant.
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NOT TO Re REMOVED

WASHINGTON, June a7th.-B. Clayton, the
Second Auditor, whose dismissal was rumor
cd, is not to be removed.
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GONSTABLES SALE.-In pursuance
~ of an order of the Hpsiipgs Court made IN the
18th OF June. 1855, attachment Ia favor Of w..
day of June 1855. at 10 O'Clock M at the store OF
+. "a. Robertson. on Governor street. next door to
John Henry's sell large lot of Cloths, Cassimerss.
Vestings Butons, Silk Binding Cord &c land lot of
Ready Made Clothing. The articles are Of the best
quality.
TERMs-All sums over $50, ninety days credit, for
notes with approved endorsers all sums under that
amount cash on delivery. e~ f4sfn
Also. will be sold the unexpired term of the store.
sxecutinsa bond, with good security. for the pur-
chase money. payable to the undersigned.
je26 ]. r. TYLER, II. C. C r.