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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF real,
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHM0Nn


AND COUNTY OF HANOVER.-By virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond
pronounced on the End day of February 1885, in the
suit of Landrum and wife, Wingfeld and ais, the
undersigned Commissioner apponted by the said de-
cree, will proceed to sell, at public auction, the
following real estate, of which the late Joseph c.
Wingfield, died, seized and possessed--viz:
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of March, 1885, on
the premises, in the City of Richmond, commencing
at A o'clock, P. NJ, the house and lot st. Peter
st., DuvaPs addition, lately occupied by the decedent
The lot has front of l25 feet, and depth of 90
feet. The dwelling is built of wood, two stories
above basement, and is new, in good repair.
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance at 6, IL and 16
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till all the purchase money is paid and
veyance directed by the Court.
The taxes and insurance for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser.
ROBERT R. HOWISON,
BEv. R. WEXFORD, JR. ooih D.
mh7-2awtds.
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence of the incle
mency of the weather the foregoing sale was post
poned to WEDNESDAY, the End April 1856, at the
same hour. GODDIN u APPERSON,
NH % Auctioneers
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EUANO. GUANp !--A good supply posi-
NJ A No. Peruvian Guaao landing snd sa io asoHs
nah % .. 4e0kuDERo soNo'
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Nv TO the Voters of the City or Rich
MoNp.-Havtng been called on through the papers,
eho az the solicitation of friends present myself "a
ecandidate for the Office of CITY ASSESSOR. II
=. promise to devote my undivided attention
10 the duties of the office.
Very respectfully,
NH 25-tdes C NJ DAyfo
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tTs~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
ToSD.-I beg leave to announce myaelf candidate
for reelection to the office of MAYOR Of this city,
81 tho ensuing charter elections.
NH 4--tds JOSEPH MAYO.
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=. - N'ii'ps.' IN VI tiS Etpplt. --- ---.
very respectfully, SAMPSON JONES.
MERCANTILE INsTITUTE.--0ne.h. hal,

MERCANTILE INSTITUTE..-One.h half
~ oi the trst of lessons having termn ated
we wiii admit FAVE additional Pupils Gentlsmen
advanced In Book keeping rs well as beginners, can
4 a an themselves OF this opportunity
apply at the Reading Room, corner of Main and
IJeh streets this tMONDAY1 evening at u O'Clock,
THURSDAY evenings OF each week. NH 3i-stsS
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By Dickinson, Hill & Co., Aucts.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NE
" CROSBY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Richmond, in the case of Warwick, Com'tee
rs. Warwick. Guardian, the subscriber, special Com
missioner, appointed by the said decree, will, on
THURSDAY, April Sd, proceed to SELL at theeuction
house of Dickinson, HILL Co., the following
slaves mentioned, not hired out the present year
viz: Maria, an old woman; Martha and her children
Anna, Rebecca, Alice and Anthony; Francis and her
children, William, Charles and Mary; the last mem
toned woman good cook, washer and ironer.
The above slaves can be seen at Robt. Lumpkins
jail any hour after Il o'clock the day previous to their
sale. PETERFIELD TRENT,
NH I-d&ctdA Commissioner.
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TEA Card.-yt Inns hoo, c,,-o,,fv ,o

" Card.--it has been currently re.
ported that have withheld monies collected By me
IN my official capacity, by some base sanderer, for
the psrpose of defeating in the election of High
Constable an office now hold | challenge such per-
son or persons to forward am show if they can
any instance where such has been the case. / now
take this method of declaring myself Independent
candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of the City Of
Richmond and ask my friends to rally to the polls
on the I'd day of April and cast their votes for me-
Nothing but the press of business prevents me from
seeing You before the day of election.
+ p TYLER
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I AND FOR A L. E.-Conniissioncr's
~ Sale of Land in Hanover Cnunty-P irsuant TO q
decree of the Circuit Court fer the County of Hano
yer, pronounced the llth day of March, 1885, in
emit therein depending under the style of Charters
guardian, against Charter the undersigned will,
TUEsDAf, tho Ssh day of April next et IL O'Clock,
the highest bidder on tho premises The tract of Land
in the snid decree, mentioned containing by estimn
ton 5dt ncres, adjoining tho Lend OF A. Iumpklu
Lucy IL Esll and others. and is the Land belonging
10 the estate of Geo Charter and near the head OF
tic Mechencsville turnpike road.
TerTns-Ore-third cash, cne-third In twelve months
and tho other In two years. the purchaser executing
bend With approved personal security and the title
said land retained until the whole purchase money
Is peid, and conveyance directed by the Court.
NH 25-tds J. b. KEESEE, Com'r.
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l. SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed of
trust executed by Thos P Chidress, to the subscri
Der. bearing date February 9Th 1854 and duly record
ed in the office of Richmond Hastings Couit, shall
der, for cash, on the Basin bank, (north side, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1885, at the hour
of o'clock. p. M, the freight boat 'EXPRESSn
lying in the basn with the fixtures attached to
said boat and two good work horses used as draught
horses to said boat. MOSBY WOODSON
NH 3i---tds Truatae
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rz~Cuntniu of the Night WatcIs--I res

lily present myself 10 the voters OF Richmond
esaa.dste for the above office Should It be their
.,ssrs "a re-elect me, | promise TO discharge the
..es u the Office 10 the best of my abilities.
-rgf-as A. WILKINSON.
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r. To the voters of the CITY of Rich.

MONOTONE AND ALL AT the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the Office
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should it please you to
elect me- promise to discharge the duties of the Of
fee strictly and faithfully.
NH 7-tdet JAMES GLIB.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Daily expected,
"A cargo Red Ash Anthracite Coal '.egg size p
Also, White Ash Lump, for foundry use
Orders left at my office will receive prompt atten-
ton arrival of the vessel.
SAML P. HALVES
North side Basin, between 9Th and 10th streets
NH 29-3tif
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JOSEPH G. METTERT.

- ili who wish to retain nu officer who
5scbsrgeG lis duties faithfully, and with univer-
s s4rjs-ctou, viii rally to thu polls Wednesday
rex. sn4 ~e-elect SAMPSON JONES, CITY GungeT.
nh Sl.--St' JUSTICE.
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~ A Card.-In answer to two questions

~ A Card.-In answer to two questions
3 n One Hundred Merchants" l will say, first
tina do desire the Office of GRAIN MEASURER
secondly that If my friends re-elect me, shall
them 10 the best of my ability. Iwish also to state
hat have never authorized any to say that
had declined to run for the above Office
L. Fl. LUCK,
Grain Measurer fer the Port of Richmond.
NH 25-4t*
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RICHARDSON q CO.'S WHOLESALE
HI DRY GOODS STORE, 95 Main street.-We
are selling the trade this entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that may be enabled to place in store
unequalled stock of Carpetngs Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattings.
Merchants from the country are assured that our
stock contains many desirable articles of STALE
GooDs, and large lot of Dress GOODS, in all which
BARGAINS may be had.
NH M RICHARDSON Il co,
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS
BY Larus e shine.
VAhulARhI,dE FL0WERs. &C., AT AUG.
April at our store, "a Man street lsrse Ia. ~ h.
everbiooming Roses Csmelia Jsponicss, Pear Trees,
Grape vines &C., from the Nursery of G. Mare of A..
"A choice collection of Monthly Roses. including
Moss and Rubbing Roses of the fiuest color. Also
sreat variety OF Ornamental Plants az Chinese Trees
feoney. spireas Monthly Camation Pink in bud, Ca
meias in full tower, Oranges and Lemons In fruit,
Everseens of choice variety. Dwarf Pear Trees in
bearing state, Grapevines and Peach Trees
Ladies and gentlemen In want of rare and valuable
Plants should not neglect this opportunity to supply
themselves All plants warranted genuine.
LARUS SHINE,
sp1 Auctionser.
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A LBERT l.. WEST,

n ARCHITECT AND HEAsURER,
Respectfully reminds his friends and the public
orally that in addition to MEASURING ADD PRI-
ZINC all kinds Of work used In the erection Of build
inFs-Brick work, Carpenters work, Painting, Piss
teriue &c.-he is prepared to furnish PLANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications Estimates ard Cen
tracts for every variety Of Buildings and will SUPER
intend their construction. Having thorough pRsc-
TIcAL knowledss of the Building business, and cen.
siderable experience Architect he hopes TO give
satisfaction TO all who may employ him.
to Office or 18th street, between Main end Bank,
where he may be found at O'Clock every morning.
NH 23-lu%
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MERCHANTS, INSURANCE CoNIpA-
MI NY OLE RICHMOND BY a,thnrity nf

lNA NY OF RlCHMOND.-By authority of an act
of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed Decem-
Der 18TH 1856, entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Merchants Insurance Company in the City of Rich
mond," we, the undersigned. Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act will, the LIST day of May next
open books for subscriptions the stock of the said
Company at the office of Messrs Goddin Apperson,
at the corner of Bank and 18th streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each
and the capital stock at not less than fifty thousand
more than five hundred thousand dollars 1t autho.
rizes the Company 'to make insurance against all ma
rine risks and against any damage lost by fire, or
by any other liability, casualty hazard upon any
and every kind of property, rea personal or mixed;
to make insurance on lives to grant annuitles re-
ceve endowments to contract for reversionary paw
ments to guarantee the payment of promssory notes.
bills of exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money on bottomry and respondentia to cause them
selves be insured against all risks upon the interests
they may have In any property lives in their wn
right or in virtue of any loans advances or of any
policy or contract of insurance" &c &c.
JOHN PURCELL,
J. L. APPERSON,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN
WIN. g. PAINE,
NH 29-t1May AUGUSTUS ANDERSON
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fE-To the Voters of Richmoud-.I beg
ieave TO state for the information of ALL that
tinue to be, and have heretofore been, candidate
Ior the office of CITY SERGEANT. II elected,
promise TO devote my personal attention to the dig
charge of the duties OF the Office
Respectfully
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It'd PETER w. GRUBBS.

tS To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND There is no office in which the people are
more interested to be filed at the coming charter
election than the Office of CITY SERGEANT. Nor do
we think we hazard much in saying that the
incumbent is not the most fit person that could
be selected to fill the duties of that most important
station Yet nothing is more certain than his re-eec-
ton unless there is union and amongst those
opposed to him. he having been declared the nominee
OF the American party at their late meeting the AT
ncsn church. We would therefore suggest that the
voters OF the city, irrespective of party unite and
erect JAMES ID. ELLETT, the present efficient dep
my sergeant. In him, we have one who has been
led ana not found wanting who has proven him
self fully able to efficiently discharge the duties of
the office. We think too that Mr. Elicit presents
some claims to your surages that other candidate
can, he having performed the labor and discharg ed
tho duties without the enloluments of the ofce-and
SO far as availability is concerned think his claim
particularly strong, being now impossible for either
Mr. Bray, Mr.. Wright or Mr.. Smith to be candidate
We therefore, call upon Mr., Elicit to announce him
sell candidate and upon the citizens, and ALL to
rally to his support In union Only there is strength
mn @4-ts MANY CITIZENS.
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'' RICHARDSON T. co.

A SMALL FARM FOR SALE ON WILL
N LIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, ABOUT TWO
MILES FROM RICHMOND.-1hat beautiful end
desirable little Fern Of so acres, opposite the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Poe, is for gale. Price $50 per
acre. Possession given LIST September. Enquire ct
this Office. NH z8-di0t&clt
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Il. 20 1he Noters oil District No. .

l.-5-co couuty.-FELLow CITIZENS: In the month
,I February last received your sutfrages for the
Ma Of CONSTABLE. which Office | have dis
s,se 10 The best Of rly ability On the 22nd of May
~ ycu viii again be called upon TO make a selec-
tlr that office. take this occasion TO announce
set IS candidate for that office, and If elected
r-7.,.a YOU 70 leave nothing uudoue my part to
af-.. your confidence and esteem.
rg3l-ts JOSEPH G. METTERT.
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GoDDrN & AppERsoN, Aucts. NH iV ?
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF16a

q "A " Il u
~ ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO, IL MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND, NEAR CHICKAHOMINY
SWAMP.-By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit pro.
bounced on the 9Th February, 1850, in the case of
Smith and Kennedy against Alley, and of an amen
datory decree entered the cause on the 3rd of
July, 1854, the undersigned Sheriff of Henrico who
was thereby appointed commissioner for the pur-
pose will offer for sale at public auction, for cash, on
FRIDAY, the; llth day of April, 1856, before the
front door of Henrco Courthouse, being court day.
at the hour of II o'clock, M the Tract of Land re.
ferred TO in the bill of the plaintiffs, containing by
recent survey 1852 acres being part of the tract OF
iand OF which Jesse Puryear at the date of said de-
cree resided and that thereof laid off and assign
ed to Smith and Kennedy by decree of said Court in
the suit of said Smith and Kennedy against Jesse Pur
year The title to said land is believed to be perfect
but the undersigned will sell only the commission.
er of the Court and convey only with the usual
special warranty A. B. HUTCHINSON
Sheriff of Henrico and Commissioner
Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts
Z. S. 1t is probable that on the day of sale an ar
rangement can be made to give reasonable credit
for three-fourths of the purchase money.
NH % GA.
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" SMALL. FARM kEA Z ECkIE CITY

MOND.-As Commissioner, acting under decree of
the County Court of Henrico entered the 9Th day
OF December 1885, in the suit of Powell against
Waden's administrator, shall. at II o'clock NJ, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of April, 1855, at Henrico
County Court House, sell at auction 10 the highest
bidder, tract Of land containing three acres more
or less, adjoining the land of Garland Hanes Esq., and
others The said land is located about one and half
miles north the city of Richmond, in good neghbor-
hood, and the buildings thereon sufficient for the
accommodation of a small family
TERMS: Cash to the costs of suit EXPENSES of
sale, &c; for the residue of the purchase money a
credit of six months will be given-the purchaser
executing bis bond for the credit payment with good
title will be retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the Court
E. NANCE, Com'r
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WANTS.

WANTED--By n White Girl n situate
w in respectable private family, to act as chamb-
erusid and seamstress References given if required
Apply at tins office. ap lite
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~N NEW SPRING GOODS.--Dinipg
~ and Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Casters, Waters,
~ Table Cutlery, Looking Glasses Hall Lamps,
Ea8 Jelly Strainers Coffee Pots and Filterers and
great variety of Housekeeping articles for sale at
ow prices STEBBINS PULLEN,
mhSl I0l Broad street.
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The canal boat FANNY, Captain
Myers. nearly full, will positively sail as above
For balance of freight, apply to Captain or
WILLIAM P. COX,
North side Basin
Shippers viii please have their bills of ading ready
m 9I-.-St
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nTssOL0TION or COP xHTNER-
" SHIP Tho copsrtnsfship Serstofore sxisting
bstwssa De rbserhers sndsr the firm OF Z. B.
sent. T. r Ellis viii settle 10 the bannen Of the
arm .14 $500 1. bAr E's'
tefest Of Mr.. G. Bates In the concern Of Up Ellis
Co.. socis the patronage Of his fdsnds and the pubc
ap 4-1m L. z. ELLIS.
CO-PAKTNElts 81 q I ,s ) IA sSnasr.lsned
:ss. BAY I: s. Eesis g.
AND C0MMIssIoN BUSINESS, It SO Chambers,
and !, Rss ..a ssm IL 81 sEI
Cos and at No II Pearl street in the city Of Rich
WSGI xs T pssw N &c CO. sna fn Of
Our Mr. BELL h.. just returned from kq pS2
We shall ct an early day be prepared to exhibit
and Offer to the trade beautiful stock ct both Ponts
and upon q favorable terms - any house In TINS
y Ms Ell 4 1ssooks E s:i .% Waller 2.
I xND% T. T. E EHGE sas Ell El. Ct
RICHxRD r. WALLER, Of the firm Of Brooks,
CLAY pREwRY.
January I'd, 1856
NOTICE.--The firm Of BROOKS, BELL.
| IN WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice We will at early day close out our stock Of
OOoos u nushoui HoAo Looh ioh Jul soSSos9S'S,
| Mesns. Elicit, WALLER, DREwRy Co.
js2-u BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
nIsSOLUTION.-.T firm of WILLING
| DHAM Elicit Co. is this day dissolved BY
| Limitation. The name of the concern will only be
used in winding up the Blu siness The books and ac-
counts viii be found at the old stand, in the posses
sion of J. Willngham, at which place our customers
respectfully requested to call aud settle their
debts 10 important the buEness should be closed
| as soon a. possible. J. WILLfNGHAM,
| AND'W l. Elicit,
| January !, 1856. J. T. PACE.
| NEW CONCEKN..-The subscribers have
Y this day associated themselves together under
| the style and firm of WILLINGHAM l. TARDY,
for the purpose Of carrying on the WHOLESALE
NESS, at the old stand of Willingham, Elicit l. Co
No. Is Pearl street. whore they will exhibit by the
| LIST of March, an entire new stock Of Goods.
| j. WILLINGHAM,
| NH 24-lm B. r. TARDY.
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Richmond Markets, ApriI IA.

man named Hughes, residing in frame tenement
on Seventh street opposite the Lutheran Church
while drunk, let her infant child slip from her nee
upon hot stove. The feet were the only narts ~
the body touching the stove, but they remained
child was taken of by some neighbors The old
woman was sent 70 JAIL and the child taken care
Of BY Mr.. Fortune, of the board of health.-Pins.
bry1 Gdzeffe I = ~
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erIv. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
HRN&1 The subscriber has on hand at his Cosch
-saz---a- Making Establishment on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Gary, l3h and I4th streetsl
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, afi of his make of the best
materials and workmanship. All of which will be
sold as low good work of the kind be In the city
of Richmond and respectfully ssh call from those
in want OF any article In the Carriage line ss de-
termined to make 10 order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and ell work sold, thst il new,
ranted
fe 26-dqn MICAJAH MANGTIM
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH
A1e3e ING TACKLE of every description,
consisting in part of superfne Cast
Steel Kirby Limerick Virginia. Sea and other Hooks;
Silk, Hair Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods Snoods Canton Sea Grass; Floats;
Reels; Artificial Flies Silk-worm Gut; Cane Reeds;
Nets, &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flasks; Shot Belts; Game Bags Percussion Caps dra-
king Flaskg Colts and other Pistols; Pen and Pocket
Knives &C. all Of which offer at the lowest whole
sale prices. 5. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No 1872 Main street,
nah 24-Sm Opposite Eagle SCR.
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WINDOW HHADES-At the low price 3

WINDOW sHADES-At the low price Of
w say cents worth 81; Landscapes SO cents worth
Is Boquets SO cents, worth Sf.50 Vases ST. rich
ly worth 45i elegant Gilt Shades So worth 81; Ia
BILE Oil Cloths, Bureau and Stand Covers different
widths and patterns very cheap Also a very nice
assortment of Dry Goods. Hosiery gnd Gloves Just
received, 40 pieces Irish Linon at 50 cents ward
worth IS cents Brown Table Cloths so cents worth
$l towles 10 cents worth Is cena with several other
articles, which will be sold at great bargain Call
before purchasing else where, the cheap store of
N. GOLDEN $50 Broad st.
NH 70 Between Sd and 9TH IT.
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T1OWHxT1N HOUSE, Tks LesisIstnrs
i having adjourned We have now numo - =. y.
comfortable and suitable rooms for families ~ sas.o
persons. and on very reasonable terms. fofsons Nc
sinbG board would do well TO apply 20.
mh24 JOHN DARRACOIr rroprleIoI.
NOTlCk.-PasssnseS going North are hsrsby
l informed that on and after sATvnDAi, ~ .,
September the trains of the Frederic ksbuIg naroaa
Company will always stop at the SLASH Co.lAoE
HOTEL sufficient dina to allow those VINO denre 70
do q, 70 obtain Breakfast or Supper; II ths
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81. 1855: .asl
CANTON MAT ting, OIL CLOTHS. SO.
" The subscriber is now receiving bis Spring sup
ply az WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR
and TABLE OIL CLOTHS splendid assortment
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Bouquet, Basket, Landscape, Buff and White
Linen the largest variety offered in this city.
He has also in store, Of his own manufacture, .
large assortment of Satin, De Laine and Darnask
SOFAS, LOUNGES, OTTOMANS, STOOLS, &c.
HAIR, SHUCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES,
On hand and made to order
Having converted the whole of the tenement he
occupies to business purposes, he II prepared
with the assistance Of workmen from the most cee.
brated houses North to execute every o.
UPHOLSTERY WORK In style not to be excelied'
He respectfully soicts an examination:
JOHN r. RE0NAULT,
NH &-1m 1872 Main street.
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TIE CROPS SoUIH.-Nearly 5oper cent. more
land has been sownin Wheat, in East Tennessee.
this year, than last. Theyoung wheat, however.
- far one may judge at this early day is not 80
promising as usual, owing to the severity of the
winter. In the grain growing counties of North.
ern Georgia, II has suffered considerably though
not 70 the same extent as In Tennessee