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ByJ. T. DOWNS, Auctioneer.
VEL FURNITURE AND HOUSE.

By J. T. DOWNS, Auctioneer.
HoFEL FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
nSid Effects atAuctien.-On TU ESDAY
MORNING, September 10Th, at 10 O'CLOCK.
S,na i 81 the entire Furniture contained in the
re M Hotel on 7th street, opposite the Cen
M M, mhsr.et, Consisting In part Of
DO hair. seat Sofas
DO do Chairs
Sldeooards and Bureaus
DO marble top GENRE 80
eafPers, oilcloth, Clocks, Mirrors, ManteI Or.
Deoste s,o aid Bedding, parlor and chamber
SO seperior Feather Beds
IVo hall, cotton, and husk M addresses
Gnlna, glassware, good Cooking stoves
Tegether with Tables, Chairs Toilet ana u..L
stands, chamber and kitchen Eu,r,,,,r
with every thing contained in said hotel
Lerins $50 and under, cash over $50 a crsd,,
OF on aud 20 days for approved endorsed no,es
gearing interest. J. L. DOWNS,
DC io-tS Auctinneer
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TO r X K N T.-THREE FURNISHED
L rooms, with or without board upon moderate
terms, suitable for or single gentlemen, at No
2S7 street, between 18th and 18th streets, or the
entire house, containing IL rooms, to a good
tenant, II immediate application be made
sc 2aw3w'Fu,F
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MUSICAL CARD.

MUSICAL CARD.
PROFESSOR n. FOR THE LAST EIGHT
l. years one OF the finest piano teachers in Bos-
ton, now a resident in this city, would like few
select pupils in the higher branches on the Piano
Professor Il has letters Of the highest recon-
mendaticn from his former patrons in Boston as
Messrs Chickering, Prof LOngfellow, &c &c =,
which can be seen at MIR Richard Davis's Piano
store, Penn. avenue
He also desires to enter into permanent engage
ment as organist
For further particulars, please apply at he Piano
store Of Richard Davis. Sc e-et6t&
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kOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
bic residence on + street, between Goth and
lst Tor the last eight years occupied by the late
4! NJ. Chubb, Esq. Posses sion given the LIST of
November next. Inquire Of RIGGS & CO.
au 12-eotf
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"a KID.
"E HAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN
w nornce to our friends and the public a.
that we have just received our fall stock Of -
CLOTHS, CASlMERES, and VEST M
lNGS Of the very best French. American, III
and English manufacture, to which We respect.
fully ask to call their attention
Visitors and strangers In the city can have their
orders filed by us al the very shortest notice. AT
fair prices, and In styles equal at least 10 any es-
Enlistment In the city.
GRUBB d LOZhN0, Merchant Tailors
sc 6-lm 49} 9Th ST D., near Penn avenue
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COCO REWAkD.-RAN AWAY FROM
pew the subscriber, living near Upper -
Marlboro, Prince Georges county Md *
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls timself "
LEN HARROD; he is dark mulatto, ~
about thirty one years age, five feet seven Inch
IS high he has scar the right knee caused
by cut; half OF his head shaved, and very grum
when spoken to.
will give the above reward IL caught out Of the
State OF Maryland or District OF Columbia, or one
hundred dollars IL caug ht in the State OF Mary
or brought home SO that can get him again.
au 2S-u Il. Il BEALL.
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SrOREFOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST
- desirable places Of business on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Tor rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
No. 2il Penn avenue, between the hours OF 2
and O'Clock. an q eotf
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l.. j. MIDDLETON,
d ga L B IN ICE,
ONes and Dspet-Southwest corner Of r and
twelfth streets. feb TIT
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kuCTrCN gaEra

By A. CIR ZEN .Auctfoneer
ROOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS. HAT.
- Tea, Brandy, Gin, Tobacco, and. Ci..,
at Auctien.-On TUESDAY, the 18th inst.n,
shall sell In front Of my store, at 10 O'CLOCK
m, large assortment Of Boots, Shoes. DRY
Goods, Hats, Brandy, Gin, Tobacco, and Cigar.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
&c Is ~ (lntel) Auctioneer
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sSOR kENT--SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
L Tors ana Chambers, with board.
Also, liable and transient board Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 + street nov 97-~tf
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NOR RENT.-DWELLING HOUSE. NO
= 3!, Pennsylvania avenue north side between
9th and 18th streets. One OF the best locations In
thecity immediate possession given. Apply to
to CHARLES H. LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 42i Penn avenue an
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E>OR SALE OR RENT THE TWO NEW
L three-story Houses with back bulldog and
cellar, on 18th street, the first square south of
rem. avenue, Is offered for sale or rent Tbey
contain ten rooms each INQUIRE OF J. w BAR.
kER, on II street, next to the Lutheran church
between 18th and 18th street an 1eo.f
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MADAME MOUNTS

MADAME MOUNTS
CONSU MPTI0N DESTR Of D.;
,.NHIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BIZ
L had at No. 33S q street, between hievehn
and Twelfth, south side, or at Stou's ApcthecsD
corner OF 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue;
References: Rev. Mr. Phelps ana Rev MI.
Register, Foundry church and cerlnsa'e ~ |"
the Rev J. Hanson.
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For Sale and Rent,

lNHREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.
. = y. One Parior and two bed rooms adjoining. on
,,s 49,. NJ Nv ~ opposite Union Row, and near
ooniUhs - sc l5-eo3tk
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thRM FOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
onerS TOT sale farm situated in LouAon
county, Virginia. near DraynsviIle, containing
about 464 acres. Fifty acres are in wood The
soil Is naturally equal to any in the county A
plot OF the land can be seen at the office Of the I'M
Bridge street, G GEORGETOWN se5-tf
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UOR 0OUNf VERNON.

ON TUESDAYS AND FRiDAfs.-EAkE'
sIESaNDRIA75 CENTs.-Thes -
COLLYER leaves Washing
ton at o and Alexandra atsk O'CLOCK.
Coacbes leave the Capitol Tor the boat at ef
o,cIoct Coach fare 10 cents.
Peysons wishing the coaches VIII leave their
,..,Sence with George & Thomas Parker.
kefres / ments on the boat.
snz-1 SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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NOTICE.

1NEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
IL LEE JONES have removed their ONCE "a
No 500, T. street, between ID and attn streets.
Charles Lee Jones viii practice In the supreme
Court OF the United States and all other courts
ald IN the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jsnes though mostly retired from general prac-
t,ce viii unite with him and do his best 20 adj
vance the SUCCESS Of clients by written statements
aud Arguments, sne by all ether needful ana
proper eIertions. ~ SIM
NOTICE ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
v forbidden TO trust any one In nv name, or on
my account without my written approval.
VIM. j. SMITH,
Sc S-1w& Washington Sept Sth, 1856.
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II. .. MYER,

M d " . u a
OFFICE OPPOSITE TIL TREAsUkf
~ DEPARTMENT. corner Of and 18th
streets, under Chubb's BANKING House.
Sc 2g
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Noh kENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
-. ory OF the building over John Alexander's
estaDnshment Also, a lot Of ground on the
corner OF 10th and streets For particulars in
quire Of J. ALEXANDER.
sc 11-1w TnfeN
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k>OR RENT:-ONE OF THE TWO NEW
L three-story Brick Tenements on 9TH street. OPP
Posi.e Cehtle MarEet space There Is not better
location in the city for market restaurant
seS wv X. II. LASKEY, No 80 La avenue
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Mr.. HUGH LATHAM's COACHES will be in
readiness to convey passengers to the Barbc
cue at Rockville, and back, on Thursday.
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NATIONAL THEATRE-A VERY ExTRAoR-
BINARY ESGAGENEST.-Manager Ford has as
tonlshed our citizens by the announcement of
an engagement Of Parodis great musical
troupe, embracing Maurice S.rakosch, Paul
Julien, signOr Bernardo, SignOr Tiberini,
and Parodi-to appear two nights, Wednes-
day and thursday next at the National The.
are There will be no increase Of prices,
and "Cur million" can see and hear these
mighty wizards Of melody for twenty-five
cents, which is the admission to the second
tier Of boxes The dress circle and parqu ette
are FIFTY cents This is treat, indeed, on
very liberal terms
ISQUEsT-An inquest was held on the BODY
Of an infant found dead on the grounds west
Of the Smithsonian Institution, yesterday az.
ternoOn, by Paul Stevens Esq Justice Of the
Peace for the County Of Washington, in the
absence Of the Coroner. The verdict Of the
jury was-that the infant was white, that i,
was born alive, that it was hastily deposited
In hole near where the remains were found
In such state Of mutilation and decom posi-
ton that the sex could not be ascertained-by
/, some person or persons to the jury unknown.
ODD FELLOWS FUNERAL Yesterday after
noon, w ashington Lodge, No. 8, 100. z
with Esputa's band, paraded for the purpos,
OF attending the funeral Of Mr.. Thos Tanner
iaIe member OF that order. The funera
procession moved from Twenty sixth street
near h, to Holmead,s burial ground, wher,
the service Of the order was performed.
LARCENY, &C.-James Crapssy and 10,
Williams, were sent to Jail for stealing meat.
James Burke, threats Of violence sent Z.
Jail by Justice Dom.
Look Our Dan Rice, with his circu, e.
Enlistment, is coming to town. See his al.
yertisement.
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Look Our Dan Rice, with his circus es.
adjustment, is coming to town. See his al.
yertisement.
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LARCENY, &c.-James Craps.y and Joe
Williams, were sent to Jail for stealing meat.
James Burke, threats Of violence sent to
Jail by Justice Dom.
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NOR RENT.-FURNIsnEDO OR UNFURN

ed, house situated on the north side Of Penn
avenue In the centrel part Of the city, containing
In all nfteen rooms, which are comfortably furn-
lshed gas nxtures through the house. Will be
rented to careful and responsible tenant II ap-
pied Tor soon; or the rooms will be rented sep
arately. Board can be obtained In the Immediate
neign0ofhood servant will be left to attend,
and tale charge Of the room, II required Apply
at luis once Sc 10-lm
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CHARGE OF DRsERrIos.-A young man,
named Jno. Rush, was arrested at the wharf
this morning on the arrival of the excursion
boat from Norfolk, as deserter from the
United States ship Pennsylvania lie admit
ted that he belonged to that ship but was out
on leave of absence, until this morning. lie
stated that be was here accidentally, the
steamer haying left before he found his mother,
who was on board Officer Tanning stated his
grounds for arresting the young man, which
were bis own observations and the admission
Of the young man to him. he was dismissed
by Justice Hollingshead, " no decided there was
no proof Of the charge.
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AUcT1oN sALne.
FUTURE DAYS.

MMIsSfONkRss SALE or REAE
eiAEE-Purnuantt to this provisinus 0f a..
o.aS p,oaoanced BY the Richmond hustinss scourf,
ne ,Stn Gay Of Ansust, 1876 In the suit Of Hoeka-
's.y sdmsnx, asainst Hoetadsy dc 4 shall on the
.esn asy OF October, 1856. at O'clock r. NJ, ex pose
e ssie, on tho promises, a. public suction to the
nsnest bidder lot Of Land In The City OF Richmond
IN Duvsps addition. bsias part sf lot No IS front
ing ~ Test on st. Johns street. and runninr hs be-
parallel lines i3s feet on one side ana l29 feet
.shs.- Cash - to - much - may be necessary 70
tbs costs suir ans the espsuses ATTENDING the
snd the balance en- sixty and ninety days credit
sale. Bonds will be required for the credit paynents
sno me conveysnce wli be wi bheld till ths whole
PuIsoass monsy be paid, and couveyanes directed
" InS CouIt C. C. JOHNSON,
W tt--0' Cnrn
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by Alexander Noff, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE, DIZZY GOODS AND GRO.
T. CERIES.-Will be sold at auction, at my store,
on THURSDAY next, 18th instant, commencing ct 10
&c ssk a large and general assortment of new and
second hand furniture.
DRY GOODs-Seversl invoices Dry Goods jest
received from New York, consisting of Cassinets,
Union Cashmere, Lindsays, Mousselines, &c. ALSO,
IS dozen Wool Hats; do Fur do; Is do Cloth Caps
and hsndsoms assortment of LadisS Nuts, victo-
rinss, &c nc q
GROCERlEs-5 bbs French Brandy; 5 do old Bye
Whiskey;3 do N. e. Rum; do Cordial; u boxes Cog
mac Brady; 5 bbls Coffee Sugar bags Coffee;
Chests Tea; 20 boxes Msnufacrured Tobacco, 2o,soo
oc IS ALEX. MOTT. Anet
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BY Goddin az Appers0n.

BY G0ddin q Appers0n.
SsMALL FRA N ID TENEMENT ON
- CLAY STREET. NEAR TO VALLEY STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th Oct, 1856, the premises COM
tnencing at4 O'Clock, III, a small framed Tene-
ment located above fronting about 20 feet, rum
ming back 100 feet
TERhs.-One third cash. balance at and months,
for nesoisble notes, interest aided. secured by q
trust deed. GODD1N APPEkSON,
oe Is Aucfe
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tR~J.S Thurstoa. Tuner of Piano Fortes,
offers hjs services to the citizens OF Rchrnoud He
resided here in prosecution of his profession,
the past seventeen years. and therefore deems it
necessary to give special references.
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Mesrs Har-
rod Murray, Broad street. Shockoe Hill; at Msssrs
Philip b. Prices corner Main and llth streets, and
at he residence Of Mr. T., Clay, between I'd and
50
J. s, T. likewise Repairs Pianos In the best m
Orders left at the above places will meet with
prompt attention. GO linz
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~ Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
HEATH CoAL.-Ths subscriber Is now prepared to
furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mines, which he will sell at the lowest market price,
tor cash its equivalent Orders left at the auction
house OF Larus Shine, IA Main street, will meet
with prompt attention.
l5---3m P. G. LAkUB.
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70 Curtain Goods "A large and beautiful
assortment of Brocatelss, Saun DeLaiaes. Damsshs
Moreen. Chntz Lace and Muslia Curtains. Also,
Gallons Cords, Tassels, Corncs, Bands and Orna.
llen.s JUS. received Curtains and Drsperiss made
ana huag in the last style by -
JOHN y REGNAULT,
oc 9-im 1872 Main street.
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sSy-Tha Ladies of Duvnl street Church
vii hold FAIh, 20 commence on MONDAY the
ism lost cn the of Broad and 9th sta 1t the
store formerly occupied BY ID. Valentine and con-
mus curing the week The object of this Fair 10 TO
have the church repaired aud painted. The ladies
viii hsvs hand avery superior sssortm ant of fancy
srfjtI-s dry goods and refreshments. Hoping that
,beir fiiends will give them q call, the ladies will
,psre no effort give sstisfscton; and they would
"a special attention 70 an excellent SUPPER to be
iureaSipess livery nisht. oc Ifs
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~ Sotfee..-Ths American Party OF Hen
40 county viii give . FhEE BARBECUE on
THURSDAY next. 10th iost, at STAPLES MILLS,
fur niles from Richmond near the r. & y. silrosd
Ire .itizsns generally without disinctiou of party
sc ras7satfdliy requested to attend Addresses may
he expected from Messrs. hARMApUKR JoBN,ex r.
q DASIsL. A. JUDseN CRANE, and other dstin.
su;shed speakers 90 lS-4rs
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IB~ IL you have seen any of Jehason's
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR PICTURES, you will 90 to
his Dasuersoype Wagons corner 7th and Broad SITS
and get tive Likeneases give your friends.
They in the best and larger than get
elsewhere. JOHNSON himself Is operator in these
Wagons, Nos. and 10. He has been about II years
ia the business So 25-iw~
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~ White Sareese, ~ - ss,-e..-->
~ me esst ard mest economical Grease ever kno-r
- @ sH 81. o. wasonss carriages onuisussss earss
49,. sna TOT az rough gearing. cog wheels. ID. "a
smains the same consigsncy winter and mmm., w
s' 's'e IN cans q ssnd 9 pounds, and In aers hv
ma ~ w ms,EADE BAKER, Drussists.
" E--dkcSm AAn ana iorh streets.
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s<~ Building stock tor SnIe.---I have for
.ss upon reasonable terms or 10 Shares Of Build.
les stock 10 of thu best companies in the city
the Homestead" Apply TO T.. n. EACHO
General Agent and Collector,
"a I4-2t Pearl street.
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aPncIAL HoxTCHA

tr Bilious Fever, In some SECTIONS Of tho
oansY 10 quite prevalent noe. and unless properly
,rests tmay prove fatal When calomei and other
,,so,.ous minerals are asmiristered the system 10
res Nv weakened and redacsd, and then it u that
s.yEs's Btrrsss should be rssusry admins. cred.
When ct each times IL the stomach,
.Se digestion puriss the blood and 60 huilds up the
whole frsme that the mind becomes At ease and the
srjris buevant III taken ia Time these Ritfep will
=, ,Il who use it a. family medicine. Teesh'ns
children aud decsse ladies have always been bens-
s,,eA nv It's p,e while decrspsd old age has found its
These sittsrs be had BY all the principal Dfus.
l,,. In the city Of Richmond aad elssw here 90 Ii
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~ Democratic Nseting.-.The Demo.
erse, Of Msnroe Ward win hold meeting .. Sehadds
Hall 90 Bread street on "Wednesday evening, Oct.
:; h. ST hafpsst O'Clock.
several speeches viii be delivered The Demo.
erst, OF Madison and Jefferson Wards are invited 10
slteud
By order OF L. w GLAxEBRO0k,
I4-S
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Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three
ply Venetian and lngrsin Csrretiuss for sale, cut
and made, by JOHN +. REGNAULT,
oc s-lm 1872 Main street.
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" French and American Paper Hang
! ags ami Borders gilt, plain and common. Also new
Decorations of Gilt, Velvet, Marble and Wood Imi-
tations, Just received aud for sale by
JOHN F. REGNAULT, 1872 Main ct.
N B. Rooms, Halls, &S, Papered in the latest
style, oc 9-lm
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BY Richard Cauth0rn.

DMINISTRATRIX,s SALE OF GRO
IA CERES, FIXTURES. FURNITURE. STOCK,
LUMBER, &c, AT AUCTION ---Oa TUESDAY,
asst inst at 10 O'Clock at the residence of the late
VIM. r. Carvede, in the Town of Fulton, will sell
auction all his perishable property consisting OF
stock of Groceries Confectienaries and Fixtures;
Horses; Cows; Hogs; Is Turkeys; so or 40 Hens
Household and Kitchen Furniture; a lot Of Lumber
Coal, and various other articles.
Terms at sale.
BY order of MRS. JANE F CARvEDO,
Administrative.
CAUruoRN Auet III
LNARM FOR A l. Il 1.-The subscriber
Il wishes to sell her Farm in the county OF Powhstsn
about q miles from Richmond and about TIRES guar.
tors of mile FRONT James river The Farm consists OF
about 700 acres of land beautifully situated 10 most
desirable neighborhood adjoining the lands OF Messrs
4 Eustace, hitfeld, TuTpin. Carter Lee. &c has
good House and all requisite buildings. and the M oo
est kind of springs in almost every field about $40
acres cleared, and the balance heavily tmbered
There are several churches and mills in the immed-
ate neghborhood For terms, which will be + oeral'
apply to DIR. =. g. Mackenzie or Rich'd M. Macken'
zie, Fine Greek p. o., Powhatan county, or to Jno
H. Mack szie. Richmond, Va.
Mas JANE MACKENZIE.
If not sold privately, it viii be sold at auction on
the premises, together with the Crop, STOCK &c, on
the Eth November 1856 oc S--Sontds
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oc 9-lm

r. Window Shades. --Cilt Velvet Land
scape, BoQuet, Presco Imitation, and Plain Shades
Venetian Blinds for sale and made to order for store
or private residences, by 80
JOHN REGNAULT,
nc q-lm la2 Main street.
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THE NIGHT SCHOOL OF the nECfia
L MICS INSTITUTE will open TO.MORROW
NIGHT, wednesday, in the basement Of th. Uni.
versaiist Church, Mr.. G. p. BUaRUSS, PRINCIPAL
Teacher All apprentices and others who wish TO at
tend as scholars. must procure their certificates If
mem bership before that dnie will be Oil her.
wise admitted Certihcates may be had of Mr. SAM.
!: w. LEwkLLEs. the Secretary, who ecu be found
at the Exhibition Hall oveths frat Marx Ct on I7t
ana Nain streets. Parents aud Masters should soe
that their boys started ct the CONNIE of
the school, in order to get the benefit Of the entire
session n, IA-ts
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~ Floor md Table OIL Cloths; Velvet
Cocoa Thrssd and Wool Door Mats; Cocoa Mating
rags JOHN f. REGNAULT,
oc 9-lm 1872 Main street.
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EF j. q. Gardner, NJ. D., Homeopathic
Physician Richmond, Va,
81 Office on Governor street, near the Richmond
House. au 29---dSm
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BY Baker & fIeasants.

BY Baker & rIeasants.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
II NITURE. AT AUG rION.-We viii sell at auc.
ton on THURSDAY. the 10th iest.. commencing at
10 O'clock at the residence of John H. Peasants, on
Grace, between 18th and 18th streets, bis entire
r,ouse hold and Kitchen FuIntur consisting In part
of Beds Bedding Carpets Mahosany and Cane Seat
Chairs Sofas Divsna Pier and Dining Tables, China
Glass TO-, &c. BAKER PLEASANTS.
oc rs Auetioneen.
rT,RUsTEE's SALE OF TOBACCO FIX
i TUREs, &c, At AUCTioN.-By virtue Of
deed of trust executed TO the subscriber, BY William
son W. Allen, on the 18th day Of August, 1885, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Hu+
nes Court Of the city of Richmond, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, FRIDAY next, the l7th
inst commencing at IL o'clock. to the highest bid
der ct the factory now occupied BY the said Allen
on Cary between 18th and Itch streets, opposite to
Talbot foundry, the following Fixtures, de-, to wit
Q large Fiatening Screws
II ANAL do do
2 stem do
s Eiehths Mills
Fives do
2 Half Pound do
/ Pound do
2 Iron Refatsnins do, Iron Siptefs, Cases
for handing bones, &C. &c., embrscing ths usual I'M
plements found in q complete tobacco fsctory. Also
lot Of lumber ct MeCurdy emith's yard.
TERMs--AIl sums under $50. cash; that sun and
over months credit for approved endorsed negosia
ble paper. THOAAaY AU0UST, Trustee.
Bale conducted BY BAEsR pLeasAnrs. oc Is
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ThUSTEE's Sole Of NINE NEGshtES,
pursuance of the provisions of deed Of trust execut
ed to me on the sta Of November. 1855, by John T
Bottom, and of record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Amelia. I shall sell at public aue-
ton. for cash, at Amelia Courthouse, On THURS.
DAY, the Esd of October, ithat being Court day,)
nine likely Negross consisting of Man, three Wo.
oc l3--tds e. a. LEIGH. Trustee.
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~ Curled Hair, Moss and Shuck Mat
+ s.ses; Feather Beds and Lounges, on hand and
Insde to order, by JOHN F. REGNAIILT,
oc Aim 1879 Main st.
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~ Card.--S. ID. Deno0n, hell and Brass
Founderer Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
no 225 Main street, between Bin and 9Th, side,
Richmond, Va. jy l0-6m