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OAKLAND FARM FOR sALF..-.Tt

OAKLAND FARM FOR SALE. .-.Tbe
subscriber offers at private sale that most valu,-
Die, fertile and beautiful farm, known Oakland"
containing Sis acres lying on the Chickatominv
River, 10 miles north of the City of Richmond Tits
farm presents many facilities that m kes it very de-
sirhsie. IL 10 bounded on the west By the X r Il p
Nail Dad, who're there is q turn out the place on
The north ana east by the Chick ahomny River, on
The south by the lands OF John b. Rya and others.
The Rict m nd & Cha ottesV plank road puns
through the track leaving ost of The wood land on
the west side thereof There about 40 clear
cd, balau 70 in wooos This es ate is under high
state of Improvement and cultivation, well enclosed
mostly with plank fence; the building, are large
spa :ious. The dwelling is ample for the accom-
medallion of large family; the barn, sable, and
There Is q well of exeellenr water in the ward 3 or
10 never failing springs the place b. sides be,n
wa'ered BY tho ChicA shominy for . long distance
Adjoining the estate the good srst and two ~ ~
mills; there is about SEQ fruit ire. Of various nd on
the place II 10 very healthy To appreciate mi.
estate 1t 10 only necessary to view it, and those " hs
may desire to do 8, are referred to the manager Mr.
C. l.. Tin,ey, who Will take plesAure in sho ;ns an.
same offer this valuable estate for no other r.
than my business engagement in The city, which re
auires my whole time and attention 1hs title 10 yer
ect, snd no enooibrsnee upon It, There 10 supposed
70 ne coal or other minerals tho place; IL 90 ne
bali and reserved to . former owner Tho terms OF
psymeat will be made very accommodating. A plat
ana dasasne.n type view OF the premises can be
plyt WILLIAM TAfIOR
ETHEk PkARI.S: KTHKa PEARLS
NV and eessnt article Ether can he adm Il y,
~ tns i3fm OF Pearls containing each, n ,m 10
drops without smell or taste, and the ,a,n. me
sale By MEADE I BAKER. rhsrmaesu,i,t. "
ly5 --- 1856 Main a.. ". w. corner OF io,h.
{ 1913. AND SWISS DANDa<-A cs1
- oss ss.ss e caS ed All:
~ '''''' Tnmnias -. S1I yssss Store.
1lo10
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inefs are about SO visitors a, the Wsrrestpn
VI, Springs,
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MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND, July 2
NIGH wAfEh THIS DAY AT oSLoS.


ARRIVED,
eehr New York, Bingham, New fofk' maze
w Currie Me- yorh bsy M
schr Oneida, Peterson, New York, hay, N DowneS
Sebr Henrietta, Booth, Glare mount inT6er,
Schr Eva, Taylor Philadelphia COAL n Da'i'
schr Ports, Phillips, Baltimore rndze' +" eor
schr Del Farmer. BIDDERS, Baltimore lumber, Al
Whitlock Son. - r-.x lumbar
Ragand Bro
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT. .u..,
sbi, Ellen Mari,, Lenuox, Philadelph's, IN eshss'
TO Palmer Il Clopton.
schr Orianna reported at City Point
SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Whpple, New York, m'~e'
Currie. =, r yo,l mdze w
schr Anna Bell, North, via Port Walthali, to ioad
with coal for Alexandrls
BosreS, June 5o.-Anived, schr Certo' o'o"e''
,6,
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WANTED, by ~ virginia Lady, a situa-
w ton as TEACHER In private family. She
Ia qualified teach Er slisS French and Music 40
dress EDWARD N. DABSEY
jy 4-w3ts Ric moDd
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NIANrkI,-A second hand - 81 nv I'm.
w gine, with without boiler-noi less thap )
n over morse power. Inquire at this Office
~ IN S-3t
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" The remaining partners with the assistance Of
the same CORPS of efficient assistants that have been
with them for years past, will continue the business
as usual until the LIST of January next, whom it 10
proposed to admit new interests
In the meantime, they will offer unusual induce
me ns in the stock hand, and by the Fall they pro-
nose to show their usu 81 select variety.
iy 3-3r TROS. X PRICE & CO,
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3. 60 EXCUh SION TO PTNEY

~ Ses.fss.SSa6sA POINT, &c, DURING The
4yH, 5TH AND 6TH OF JULY
Passengers by the Night Train of Thursday. Sd July.
at II O'Clock P. M may take the steamer Powhatan
the same nisht at Acquia Creek for Excursion to
PINEY POINT. at which place they will STRIVE
the morning Of the 4th. and have opportunity OF
intellectual and physcs! enjoyment during the day
IN this Grafton which may be sxpseied the part OF
the Hon. VIM. II. TIavers of Maryland, and the
ried luxnries Of the pace. The evsnirg will close
with Ball aud splendid display Of Fire Works.
On The following morning after breakfast the
Powha will make Excursion to Point Look Out
and over the broad waters Of The Chesapeake Bay;
and the following day. tSunday,) afier vst to st.
Inegoes and ST. Mary's plices celebrated in
ton with he first settle in Maryland esve the
Point at T. M, and reach the Crees in time TO
ah- the scursioniss to arrive in Richmond by day
light Monday morning
Fare for the Excursion 81; children under 10 years
of age half price. N eals and state-,oopls extra
SAMUEL RUTH.
t- .. Agent of Transportation,
Office r g, r. T. n. Company,
Richmond, June 2Sth, 1856 5 je2S
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WANTS.


WAHTED.-By n young man who hns had
w some four years experience in a Conbtina room
a situation az CLERK in a WI olesale Grocery Com
mission House, or In private office. Best Of re-
fer-nces sveh. Address r.. g." Richmond P. o.
iy 3-4ih
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E>E c.. EXCURsiON TO MT.
3A I.:sssssssss:s.e VERNON ON 4TH OF JULl -
Round trip tickets for an Excur-
sion ON 4th July next, to MOUNT VERNON. over
the route of this Company, be obtsined on appl-
cation the Ticket Office. the morning of the day
for So so each; children half price,
Hour of departure, ct Ct A. M, and return by the
night line from Washington.
SAMUEL RUTH
Agent of Transportation
Office Rich'd, Frsd'g r. r.. Co.
Richmond, Juno 80, 1895. je90
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4 sAMs. And SWISS DANDs--A CEN
~ ptete assortment Of camb. and Swiss Bsnds to
% closed ont cheap, It t00LDSMITS
Trimming and Fancy Store.
r jy2 sse as Br6sd strset.
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THE undersigned having withdrawn
i from the house OF T. r. PRICE 4 CO, begs leave
to into I'M the public that he WILL in connection with
Others commence a new business in the FALL at No.
I57 Main street, of which due notice will be given
He may be found for the present. at the houss of T.
X P. l. Co., at Price 4 Cardoza's, pposte the
Amer lean Hotel SAML Nj. PRICE
iv -
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NVK SAMUEL. Nj. PRICE Withdrew,
ltl and his n,erestin business ceased ths LIST
instant THOS. X. PRICE 4 CO.
Richmond, July s. 1885,
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COMBS AND BkUsUEs...IrIendi. IA
mscoh,ihus my business now offer for sale at q
great sucr' nee tue assertm of Comha of .verv
ascnpton, Brushes at and below importers prices,
Toilet Soaps, Colosnes Hair Oils, AID a variety of
Toiiet articles which must b. sod at great sacrifcc
10 close out, by r. NJ 2IMMrkMAN
jyS $50 Msin earns, I2sh .l,sst
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l. quality, for sale by
-f PURCELL, LADD CO.
~ ) fDrupsist 10 Mi
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nRY GOODS 4 COST...rne suDscriUer,
IL intending close his present business by the ist
OF S.ptr. will sell his entire stock of DRY GOODS
AT Cosr, for cash. All indebted to him, will please
come forward and discharge the same with little
delay possible as It important to close my bust
ne.s at the time indicated.
jy4-ctt" . ]. c. REDWOOD.
y IUtAi...-The subscriber has taken
IL The large, FIRE proof brick Ware House, recently
occupied by Thomas }. Peyton, Esq iii continue
tho Same general Flour and Commission bu,iness and
invite The attention OF those wins may want good
Family Extra and Superfne FIsur to cal.
can take in Flour and Tobacco storage.
jyS-St j. J. FRY.
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- FUh RENT :. Three or four neuf
La brick dwellings, s-itable for moderate .lzed
III families, and posse ston given itnms iately-
They situsted short ab1ve the corp IRA
tion of the Westham Plank Road. AorIy TO
se THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
jy DIV The pre- misses
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WEDGEWUOD .nOhTAhs, for pou n d
" ing Spices; Hair aud Wire Sleeves OF varons
fer sale at I37 Main street
jy BULKLEY CO.
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Bosres, June so.-Arived, schr Cerito' Cro~e''
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WANTED-.Toh hire tor the balance o. INC
w year, a few able. bodied NEGROES, oz sat'
face operations, at the Coke Mas.
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- EABMOUh'S WAKE HOU Sc AT PKI.
- vATE SALE.-By order IF the Common
Council of the City of Richmond this truly valuable
property 10 offered at private sale. 1t fronts on
Grace street 264 feet and extends from 18th 18th
streets On which it fronts l65 fee embracing
of one acre. The buildings in good repair The
receipts large aud daily increasing ami the present
Richmond gives every shat in the hands of
private individuals this may be made probably the
most productive nvestmt offered in this city,
The terms will be msde favorable. Further informa-
tiCa will be furnished and proposals received by
.aa,. TAVinR WILLIAMS
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LIAMIL I and l. XInA FLUC K-.F or sale
H. ID

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1:SO broad
w STREET, 0cU pairs of those beautiful Shades,
only SHE, richly worth 81; Landscapes, plain and
fancy light Shades 80 well worth s. 50; splep-
did Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at ha i the
price they usually sold at Table OH Cloths all
widths, Is cents up.
N. b.-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied, at New
York prices Also, b nice assor, ment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Misre.' Hose Sic; Linen Handkerehef S1c; Black
Lace Mits l23c; Twisted SiIk S7Ic Ladies' and Mis-
ses' Belts Sc; Laoies' Collars from SIC. up; Under.
sleeves 2oc.; Brown Linen Table Cloths 50c Towels
"A long, I0c.-wlth other Goods which will be sod
cheap Ladies Will lind it their advantage 70 call
at the cash store of N. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st. :
jy3 between Sd and 4Ih
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AIDES LEATHER BAGs.-.Beautifut
II Dressing .sses and handsomely furnished: Les
ther Ca az with scissors twrezers and all the
~ articles tor knitting sewing, Sc and must be .ola
by Al, ZIMMERMaS 'oio
: Jyo I53 Min. corner l2th s,r.aA
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oils FOR MACHINERY. I,.r...--- =,
~ LubricaIing Oil, Sperm Oil Lard Oil K
ios ssie by PUkCELL. LADD co
~ Druggists 90 Main s,rest
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SPLENDID superb Fashion Plate, host OF Sores
Sketches Editorials and the commencement Of NEW AND
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FANNY FERNS CHALLENGE in this week.
Il kEW-YORK LEDGER is not yet accepted VIII any
body pick up he glove THE LEDGER also con contains
splendid Illustrations superb Fashion Plate host Of Stories
Sketches Editorials and the Of NEW AID
INTENsELY.IHRILLIsG STORY OF LIFE on THE COAST AND
CITY. For sale Of all News-rooms Price only cents