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W MT I'll. Catcher ha.l just orsani.
the Leigh Street Baptist Church, on Union Hill ibs
cIssswiil meet Tho Evening at half past O'clock
Number OF lessons, u, terms of tuition $3.50 He
has sso just organized Juvenile class at pr Hopes
church. Number OF lessons 20 terms Tor tu;tior
81 80 This class viii meet This Afternoon At hair
psst O'clock Al who intend patronizinr these
course my 22-tts
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BY John X. ID. Payne.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME

ny - =. ~ hCe
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
i COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON 9TH STREET,
FRENCH GARDEN HILL.-As trustees in deed
of trust, made to secure to Vincent Bargamin the
sum of 5000, we shall proceed to sell ON FRIDAY,
SOth inst, at 5 O'Clock p M, the premises that
beautifully located Cottage Residence, the west
side of 9th street. north of Leigh street, and adjoin-
ing the cottage residence of VIM. +. Richie, Esq,
fronting 81 feet 9th street, and running back about
l25 feet to a wide alley.
This sale will be made at the risk and costs Of the
former purchaser, who failed to comply with the
TEL ms of sale.
Terms will be accommodating, and made known
on the day of sale.
JOHN r. D. PAYNE, r~.....
C. HI. SUTTON, Afos'ees'
Sale conducted by JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Auct.
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IL Preserve your Teeth---arrese decuy--
render your gums sound and healthy--by the use of
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves and
prevents Toothache, imparts pesrly whiteness to
fragrance to the breahs free from all injurious mat
ter and is recommended by physicians and dentists
as superior to any preparation known See circular.
BEERS & FISHER; ADIE l. GRAY; LAIDLEY
4 ROBINSON; GKUBBS l. APPERSON and all
Druggists. Price so cts. ap23-lm
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IA Card --For the last ten years h,

received q large aud increasing patronage from
the citizens of Virginia which have endeayored 10
merit introducing every improvement into my bu-
.nes.; in which have been greatly aided, for some
Ambtotypinsl of Mr.. r. S. SANXAY and ia addition,
shall hereafter have the services of Mr.. JAMES r
CHALMERS--whch, together with my own general
.uperintsudence will enable to accomplish fat
teT myself superior work to any l have previously
turned Respectfully request the public to cali
and examine my specimens, at
PRATT'S GALLERY,
my Him No. l15 Main st Richmond Va
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BY ThOmas w, Keeseo.

~ AHHV1HSeko 1ACCbCC1
(Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
EDGEMONT HOUSE FURNITURE for
LSALE. ATAUCTION.-Will be sold on THURS
DAY morning next, May the ed, commencing at 10
O'clock at the EdgemoDt House, on Main, hstwe en-
9th and 7th streets, the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture: consisting Of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room
and Kitchen Furniture
ALSO-One very superior Mahogany case Piano
Forte, made by Moss.
my 10 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
The above sale has been unavoidably postponed to
FRIDAY MORNING, May 2sj, commencing at 10
o'clock. THOS W. KEESEE
my22 Auctoneer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

re- Last Day OF the Great en- mocs r.
rrRrRisE, Ar No. iSS, MAIN SrarET i-WSsrs mn
purchaser Of Book receives present. Thess prs.
Watch worth fifty dollas. The Stock + iii, ss"
this IL their last day. 1 rn". 81 AZ
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" Doctor John y. ID. Cullen resnec,.
fully oer his professional services to the etizsn. Of
Rlchmond and its vicinity.
~ Office on Main street north side. hetweep a,h
sud 10th streets over the Office OF w Leigh Bnr.on
Dentist and next door to 5. p. Semples Dras store
nv 22-lms
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by Larus g. Shine,

w III pc sold at auction, ON FRIDAY.
may 90, comm encing at 10 o'clock a large a..
which 10 very desirable. 'oN'o VI
ALSO-Several lots of Goods purchased at the She
TN SAFE On the 18th and 10Th inst and not called for
will be sold on account of the former purchasers.
LARUS 4 SHINE
Arr
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~ DIT: Geerge Cavinxei has removeS
ara p rom iItn and Broad to the corner OF ioth
@ residence s now on Clay street. between Ith md
osn Persons wishing bis services in the lever mart
.ne eity can leave their names and address On
NV Ig-Im
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AUCTION sAIns.
ruTURE DAYS.
BY Taylor 4 wIiIlams.

nESlkABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
LEIGH bETWEEN % AND So STREETS,
At AuCTIoN.-Wili Be sold on MONDAY. the a3th
May 1884; Of o'clock NJ, upon the premises dc
Desirable brick residence the South side Of Leigh,
Swords and opposite to the rssdence Of Daniel True
nesr the Lot fronts about 50 feet ON Leigh street.
AND runs back 40 feet to an alley. The house has
necessary for the accommodation Of family.
TERMs-one fourth cash; baiance at and IL MOS
for negotiable notes with interest added
my ~ TAYLOR 4 WILLIAM Auctv
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EgH you have seen any of JOhns0n's
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR Pictures you will 60 to his
Daguereetype Wagons corner 7th and Broad streets,
and get two ikenesses to give to your friends
They in the best style, and larger than you can
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself 10 operating in
these wagons, Nos. and 10; he has been about IL
wears in the business Its
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" Spring Stock.--ThOs. II. Price 81 Go.
desire say to their customers and the public that
they are in receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGS and one of the House will be in market
most Of the season. buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times.
cT complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottous and Servants Goods. NH 13-Sm
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rgr w. Leigh Burton, Dentist.-Ofice on
Main between 9Th and 10th streets, formerly occu-
pied by Mcconnell Burton, and next door below >.
+ sSemple's Drug store. ap25-lm
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~ DIR. owen Ii. Hill having resumed the
practice of medicine tenders his professional services
TO the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office his Drug Store, corner Franklin and 18th
streets. nay 10-1m
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II Y virtue of n Deed Of Trust executed ON
ID the oath of January, 1885, by Patrick H. Bridge
water, and duly acknowledged in the Clerks Office
of Henrco County Court, shall, at the request of
the parties interested proceed sell the 18th of
May, at the hour of II O'Clock M, in front of the
Court House of Henrico county, six of land,
more or less lying in the county of Henrico. about
miles below Richmond, on the Williamsburg road
upon which there is a small house. The title to the
above property is believed to be good but shall con-
vey only such title as is vested in me.
TERMs-One. third cash, and upon credit of three
and six months for negotiable notes. satisfactorily en-
dorsed nteres added from the day of sale az to the
residue. A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Trustee
The above sale is postponed until the first MON
DAY in June, at the same time ard place.
my l6---tds A. B. HUTCHINSON Trustee
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" Gibbs Gallery for Patent AmbrO.
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHIC, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRIPTIoN.-Daguerreotype copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, if desired, to life size on
paper, retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
rst-class artists making most beautiful and desra
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes, in lockets, pins, cases and frames Of
all descriptions. p. e GIBBS,
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9Th,
fa LIS Richmond
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prepared to Clean. or Dye in fancy color cr.ne
Shawls Silk Dresses, Silk Capes he "a we'll a. tha -
can he done 10 New York, or elsewhere sill Drss,ss
cleaned aud grease or wine spots removed withons
ripping Specimens of work can at ali timss he ssen
al our office. DENNIS l. BROTHER
successors TO J. w. Hines, Franklin st.
nv 2l-2wS Opposite Metronol,t.n pan
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LREsH GOSHEN BUTTER~.Prime 60
l. shen Butter In tubs for family USE just received
my 20 CHAs. T. WORKMAN l. co.
NO. 4 FAMILY ROE HKRRiNGs, Just
Y received and for sale low for cash.
my 20 y. MCCARTHY L SON
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EY" Fencing Academy.---P. Wfibacher
IL Sos pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
ton at No 20a Main street Terms IS for q course
of Il LESSONS ia classes. NH Ism
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MERCANTILE INSTITUTE.-.The frs
lIl asssinn of this InGtitu having exnired ths

MERCANTILE INSTITUTE.--The first
lVl session of this Institute having expired on the
18th inst the second session will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, in the Read
ing Room, corner of Main and 18th streets, at "a
O'Clock This Institute presents unusus facilities for
acquiring q thorough knowledge of Bookkeeping,
together with commercial calculations, regulations,
and uss ges and young men looking to the business
Avocaions of life, well as the students in our city
schools and colleges, can each and all be thoroughly
taught by practical Book keepers.
The session viii comprise about 20 Lessons, lasting
or 10 weeks Each lesson Is furnished, and reduced
10 every day practice, and varied the pupil ad-
yances-whle each AID every one receives individual
instruction in each Enge, separate transaction.
Terms per session, $50, and = for stationery.
Thursday evenings where persons interested are in
''''N ~ J. II. BECK,
NESTOR Fl. FORBES,
J. i, C. POTTS
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BY Thomas w, Keesee.

by Thomas w. keesee.
E(Ofdce with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl street)
HORsES, BUGGY AND HARNESS AND
IL DURHAM COW FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on SATURDAY MORNING, May 24th
commencing at 10 o'clock at the Horse Auction Lot
near the Gas Works, several Saddle and Harness
horses, one Buggy and Harness, and one young Dur
ham Cow. THOMAS w KEESEE
my % Auctoneer
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Yy-A Book for Nothing! Instructions
GRATIs!-Go to the DAGUERREoTYPE WAGONS,
corner of 7th and Broad streets and get one or two
of JOHNSON'S Fifty Cent or Dollar Pictures for
your friends; and he viii give you his Treatise on
Daguerreoty ping and Photography, BY which you
may learn the various processes used in the art he
member his prices low He who does large busl-
ness can sell cheap johnson with his assistants take
a very large number of Dagueneotypes daily. III can,
therefore, sell you larger pictures for 80 CENTS and
ONE DOLLAR, than you can get elsewhere they
are in the best style He has been many years in the
business Good pictures taken in any kind of wealth
en- as the lights in the wagons built for the pur'
pose. DAGUEhhEOI1fE WASONo,
NV I-~-ims Corner 7th ana Broad Streets
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~ bow ers, Snyder and Carter--0f the
RICHMOND STOVE AND Architectural IRON
WORKS have opened office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street.
MI 2a-Smr
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II Horse Auction.--I shall continue to
sell at auction, at the old Horse Lot near my store
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules
Cows Carts, Wagons Bugsies, and every description
of Carriages.
NH % R. CAUTRORN
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Sale conducted by GoDOIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
nv II

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" and Lot Union Hi-In pursuance of decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of the County Of
Henrco, in the suit Of Radcliffe Lewis and ais. on
tho 26th day of April 1856, the undersigned appoint
cd a commissioner by the said decree, will on FRI
DAY, the Soth day of May, 1856, at the hour of S
O'Clock, r. NJ, expose to sale, at public auction,
CO, Union Hill the city Of Richmond fronting
thirtyesht feet on Twenty third street, and running
back between parallel lines, one hundred and thirty
two feet, being the property on which William r.
Gary lately resided.
TERMs-One-third cash; and the residue in two
credit instalments of and u months, carrying in
teres from the day of SALE the purchaser executing
his boLd for the credit insaments and title to pro-
perty retained until full purchase money il paid
The taxes for the present year be paid BY tie pur-
chaser JOHN HOWARD, Comm'r
Sale conducted by GoDDIS &APPERsoN.
INV IQ-tda
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Tbsr. ~ tac T0ters Of Henric0 COnntv...
~, WIZ Dc an Election held in the County OF Hsn.
fr :. tas different Precincts on the 22d Nav ls5S
ioiIowing officers, to wit, An ATTORNEY for tina
s;g Clerk of the Circuit Court: She
NJ ~. we commissioners of the Revenue; and fonr
p ss'19rates Constable and two Overseers Of the
v y 'us eash district M. C. EGGLESTON
NY io-toe Conductor at the Cont Honsa
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BY Dickinson, Hill & Go,

By Dickinson. Hill 81 Go.
COMMISSIONEks'S SALE OF SLAVES.
" Under decree of the Circuit Court of Rich
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day of May at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, at the auction room of Dickinson, Hill Co.
5 slsves-consisting of woman named Mary and four
children, the eldest about years old. Terms cash.
By order of the Commissioners.
DICKINSON, HILL CO.,
my 14-dtds Auctioneen.
GONZALES IONEK's SALE OFF LAND ~
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of the
ty of Hanover, pronounced the 18th day of March,
1856, in suit therein depending under the style of
Thornton and Others against T0mkies and others, the
undermined the Commissioners therein named, win,
on the premises, at the Mansion House, the S0th
day of this month, May if fair otherwise the first
suitable day thereafter proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, on the following terms:
One-third cash; one-hrd at IL months, and the
bear interest from the day of sale The purchasers
give bonds with approved personal security and the
title to the land to be retained until the further order
of the Court The tracts of Land hereinafter mem
toned.
Let. The tract called Church Quarter adjoining the
lands of VIM. Thompson, Esq, Maj. p. H. Price, and
Others containing 257l On this land there are
comfortable buildings
I'd The Mansion House tract containing about 400
acres. adjoining the lands of Alex: M. Morris Esq.
ings good, the Mansion House being one of the
neatest houses IN that part of Hanover The barn and
other houses are in respectable repair
Sd The tract called Dukes, adjoining the Mansion
House tract containing $50 acres or Whereabouts.
4th. The Old Orchard, containing about 80 acres,
adjoining Dukes.
The last mentioned tracts will be sold in body or
in different lots, a. the Commissioners may determine
on the day OF sale.
1t 10 rarely the that such opportunity is af
forded persons of purchasing land desirable and
respectable neishborhood the present being in
healthy part of Hanover in two miles of the Virginia
Central Railroad and of the Richmond Frederieks-
burg and Potomac Railroad and about twenty miles
from Richmond. Hanover Academy il not mere than
one mile of.
Persons wishing to the premises, will be shown
them by Mr.. TEMPLE ]. BLUNT, living ON the pre-
misses VIM o. WINSTON, |
WIN. r. WINN,
CHASTAIN WHITE, ComH.
NV g-Stawlw tds ED. w. NORRIS
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TICKRTS 5O GENTS,

To be had at Messrs p. II. Tsyior's and Harold &
Murrsy's Music Stores and at Duysl Norton's Drug
Store, and at the entrance to the Hall.
~ Doors open at half past o'clock.
my l9-2t4
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R EclIpses.-.The eclfpses of the Sun
and Moon are not the only eclipses that will take
place this year. We understand that S1MONS will
eclipse all his competitors in the art of Picture Ma
king This eclipse will take place daily the SUMS
height when the superiority and briancy of his Pic
lures will Overshadow all others under the Sun.
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srsso,lpe' pictures have only 70 cali on aDITRE y
10 ain street. and they viii certainly sst one
No. .nem on moro reasonable terms than eIse-
nv I,1nss iockeis, he, &c, may suit the taste
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Temperance meeting on THURSDAY (to.morrosi
evening May I'D. 1856 at o'clock, at Grace atreet
Rapfst Church. The Sons of Temperance Cadets
adde's and gentleman and citizens generally are in.
yj;ed so attend. Mr.. Greene and othel speakers will
address the meeting NV 2I-ets
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CORINTHIAN HALL, (Main Street.)
MILE ADELENI LoHsE,
Begs leave TO inform her friends and the public of
Richmond, that she will give
A CONCERT
in the above named Hail, on
THURSDAY, 22d of May, at 8 O'Clock,
Assisted by
MR.. ROSEN,
The distinguished Futst; and
MIR. KESSENICH,
The highly talented violiaist.
PROG AMME:
PART FIRST.
Fsn onh.s on PoaU Of ope1s LIE
Performed by Mile ADELENI LOHSE
2. Fantaisie and Variations on motives of Ca
rates Opera La Prison dEdinburgh, for
Performed by Mr. RoSEN
s. Les Hirondelles Caprice Etude, fer Piano
Performed BY Mile ADEIENi ioHsE. fischer
4. Souvenir de Belliui, Fantasia BrIllante, for
Performed by MIR. KESsENicH.. ''A''0''
S. Grande Polka de Concert, for Piano Solo,
Performed by Mile ADEIEMi IoHsE. aiia''
PART SECOND.
6. Duo Coucertant motives of Auber's Ops-
LIE Domino Noir, for Piano and Flute
BY. Osborne and Tulon.
Performed by
Mile ADELENI LoHsE and Mr.. RosHN.
T. Grande Fantastic Milita:re on motives of
Donizetti's Opera Ls File du Regiment
III Performed BY Mn: xDEIENi IoHsE. hsfa
8. Oberlandlen Heimath Klangs, for Violin
and Piano, by................ .Gungi.
Arranged for these two instruments togeth-
er, Dy...... .......................s busche,
Performed by
Mile ADELENI LOHSE and Mr.. KESSElIICH.
9. Funeral March, for Piano Solo, by...... Chaplin.
Performed BY Mile ADERENI LOHSE.
10. Introduction On Martial Air, with variation,
for Violin and Piano, ...Rode.
Performed by
Mr. KESSENIcH and Mile A. LOHSE.
IL The Carnival Of Venice, Burlesque, for Pr
ano SOLO, by......... ocnuihoH'
Performed by Mile ADELENI LOHsE.
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ES- Leeches, Leeches, Leeches...I have
just receiv- d by Adams Express, lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES. which will be applied upen the
most reasonable terms can be found at all hours
of the day the hair dressing room under the Amer
lean Hotel and at ight 25th street. between Main
and Franklin. my8 R. C. HOBSON
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F Render, are You subject to disordered
stomach loss of appetite improper Digestion bilious
out the PATIENCE destroy the temper and harass the
minds of so many persons, at this particular
relief, try BAKERS BITrERs the only sure remedy
yet discovered for them. These BITTERs purely
vegetable in their composition, and have proved SO
eicacious wherever used that many of the best phi
scians in Virginia recommend them to their most
delicate patients As they have cured thousands OF
other persons why should you hesitate to try them
The price is only 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the city OF
Richmond and elsewhere. nv Is
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RICHMOND, May II, 1856.
The undersigned, q portion of the pupil: of the
Mercantile Institute {the first session OF which wiii
srnred the 18th inst.l before our separation de-
~ to our entire satisfaction to the method
pursued In the course of instruction. The general
arrangement of the lessonsthe care and indlsidu.l
nsss Nth which our whole social intercourse has
nsssed off, induce Us thus to testify our individual
ATTRACTION and hope your Institute will prosper and
thus incslculabiy benefit community long heeoins
such an enterprise among W
w q Taylor. Henry Baker,
n Crew. Henry c. Tyrer,
Chss Jobnstou James Dooley,
+ n Wsaswortb George Dooey,
4 Relvin IT. Robt. w Oliver,
n p NcKssn Otway ID. Browne,
M..nn ~ Rnrrum Thos. w. Pemberton,
Geo X Crutehfeld, Jr- Jas W.fea
0ustavns A. Jarvis,
my l7.--SMThkM--4tf
NO. CUT HALIFAX hEhhINeis.--ln
i hai har rAts 6nFa nfe bV
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=, 10 Eathers, Methers, and the public
p o. .nIee-Disease and Pain cured Elsctricsbly nv
i rrof Chas De Grsths ELECTRIC OIL. Rhe9m...
ism, sprsins, Bruises, Felons 0out Neuralgia,
EIupIons, Burns, &c. 10, all of the above com.
ps'nta vanish under the application of my Electric
vi. Read what Mr.: Knodle Of Maryland says OF The
Electnc Oh; The Oil goes like "hot cakes / am
out send supply immediately. Beware of an imits-
SShATH, the original and only manufacturer of the
oennins Electric Oil. Sold by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.
and al Druggstsin Richmond and the United States.
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~ Notice. - The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Richmond Frederick burr and
Potomac Railroad Company, win take place at the
SWSe 81 the Company in the city Of Richmond. on
O'Clock, M C. w. MACMURDO, Tr
Richmond Nav TO- l856-td "
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tYy- MIR. TIL. f,n,len.r ~.

" Richard u, Napier rs a candidate for
IN Mouree Ward. ~. s IN
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CY~For the Hair. 1.-THE GREATEST
DISC OVERY OF THE AGE.-PELLETIER's
GOLDEN FLUID, so much esteemed by the world OF
elegance and fashion in this country and Europe A
besutu glossy and luxurious growth of hair can be
obtained by its use and is the only article known
that will prevent its falling out and turning gray
Price 25lcents
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
GRUBBS l. APPERSON, and all Druggists.
a.
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~ Hair Cutting.-.To STRANGERS visiting
the city, and citizens If you wish to get your Hair
cut in The latest and most becoming style, would
advise you to call On HOBSON, at his Hair Cutting
Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel Entrance on lth street.
N B.. Whiskers Dyed either Back or Brown color
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by Taylor & Williams.
THRUST SALE OF BRICK DWEJI,-
II ING ON CARY AND EOUSHEE ST 81, ISns

4 . 4 Ut IL.
L ING ON CARY AND FOUSHEE STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust executed to the subscr
Der. by VIM. Booth and wife, bearing date August l.
1872 and of record in the office of the Hastings Court
Of the city of Richmond, shall. on SATURDAY. the
Sst May, 1856, at the hour of five O'Clock, p M,
offer for sale the lot, with two brick tenements
the northwest side of 4h at its juno.
tion with an alley, between Main and Franklin ats .
IN said CITY, The Trustee will convey with the usual
special warranty only, but believes the title inds-
utable.
Teams: One fourth cash; the balance on credit
of g. II and 10 months with interest added negotia.
Bile note and deed OF trust for credit payments The
taxes and insurance for 1856 to be psd by the pur-
chaser. SAML T. PULLIAM, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct my2I
MEM-This property was recently sold under a
deed, but in consequence of inability to make title
to alley in the rear resale becomes necessary
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON FIRST.
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SITS
AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, Esd of MAY, ATS
O'Clock P. M upon the premises, will be sold two
framed Tenements, situated above, on the East
side Of LIST street The lots front together about fifty
feet
The houses have been lately painted and improved.
in good order, and rent well.
TERMs-One. fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months for notes, with interest added, and trust
deed. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
my IA Aucts