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ice in the basement of Billiards. Hotel no l2-lm*
~ Curd.--S. ID. Denoon Bell and Brass
Founderer, Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer
no 225 Main strest between 9th and 9th, west zide,
Ri ;hmond, We. jy le-6n
" FIetcher's Hair Tonic is one of the
appiest as well useful preparations that
invented for the Hair It's soothing and pene
tratng effects wonderfully and peTceptibly felt
Iosomuch that the general exclamation ls Oh what
delightful article Fletchers Hair Tonic Isl; and its
nsnshts unequalled by any other preparation 1t
perfectly eradicstes dsndru from the scalp it speed
stops the hair from falling off it makes the
soft and plant and the edest hair by the of
bottles, is changed to beautiful dark brown
L 10 there any nna 1ns. o equal 70
tons 3 week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
condition.
II is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
mspufsctursr JOHN B. JOHNSON,
je6 10th ST. between Main and Gary.
r. Card.--Thomas w. Keesee, Apctien
Ger fO.ice with George J. Sumner No 20 Pearl stu
Win attend in person TO the sac =. ne Hor.s,
ALso.-ro Renting out Houses sad Hiring out No
proes.
q Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.LI nave 70
lust received by AdamI Express, a fresh lot OF
Swedish Leeches, which willibe applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
Ps-Cupping and Leecbing promptly attended
TO- can be found all hours, at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel:
$50 X. u. HUB BUN.
zzy Hair Dye, Hair Dyed ohnson, Bar.
t.r has Hair DYE which is instantaneous and never
ysshes off We will advise all who dye to give john
sn call as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
Ais9 to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, aninf al
lille remedy for all the ills that the human hair Ia
ksir to.
~ Baths! Baths! Baths nor, to.1
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours Toh
bo'coca A. 81 to 10 T. NJ, at the hair CUTTING, oha
yag aud 81 mpooning Saloon, under the sr s
q, 5ti.k.. 90 1. sai,sr NH 81
ry- Board Of Trade of Richmond...
boKAcE l.. KENT, Prest. 4. B. BENTLEY Efs~f
WILLIAM r. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee Of AybiNatton
WILLIAM 8. DONNAk, CHAIRMAN.
LAKxIs w GLAzgsRooK, JAMES .. Durrs'
DAVID CuRSIE, Il. D. CSkHshA"'
my T-u
~ The large aud new VI on
hKYLIGHT Is NOW COMPLETELY ana AN
FdOTYPES and DA6UERREOTfPES are now
texen this size skyeht Gallery 10 suIpass
.ytbing in this psrt of the country Come ana seo
I Yourselves We prepared TO put up ILLNESSES
g. syery known style of Art Now on hand, Morocco,
y .iyet Pearl Shell, Union PAPER Machie and Jewei
{ s-s of syery size and price Also, Gold Frames,
toId Iock etts and Gold Pins designed for pictures.
Ai.s Anbrotyps and DsgusTeotyps stock and mate
rails at waoIesals 70 country opersiors Of New fofk
my 10 Sign of the Plags.
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AUCTION SALES.
= -. : - s-~~-~-~.~~-
FUTUR r. DAYS.

= d.. OF aklST AND SAW nIIIL,-
VI es sod, to the highest bidder on the prem.
a., o. ne zeth day OF Decemb.r 1885, the valuable
Ishss arc about miles below Hanover Court Hou.s
miles from Pe.kss Turn Out, on the virroi:
e. TIT hail hoad, and u miles from Richmond
sao me remaining third In 70 months Ths a.
TERED psymeu . to carry interest from dsv Of s.s
JAS. D. WINSTON
xseutsrs Of WIN. r. H. POLLARD dsc'd
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go Life and Property Preservers.-.
OTIS Patent Repeating Pistols, Army, Navy and
Pocket Sizes just received and for sale by
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
no linn doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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AND FOR SALE, NKAK HANOVER
f ca op n aousE;.Will B. sold, 1t Hanover
osI. 1oase On the Esd day Of December, my tract
Aerss. On this land. which 10 in quarter Of mile
Oh ". entrai Rail Road, and of the Depot At Han
~ . .ouft house, 10 comfortable Brick Dwelling
day Of sale las n mIram IN sne
de 9-Tk Ftds SASN'
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-ERV1NTn, HANK KTn. =
- ~ lot of Servant Blankets which will be
soid log. JohNsoN nAHwUyD,
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DIR. CooDs, late of st. Louis, Mo-
mce and residence On Sd street, west side between
Marnhal and Clay sts no SAms
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by Davenport. Allen q Co.

By DavenpOrt. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES,, &C., AT AUCTION.-.OD
VI THURSDAY, 18th December, we will sell at 10
O'clock at our auction store, assortment of Grece.
res viz:
ZOE bags Lagusyra and Java Coffee
50 hhds. MOlasses
200 bbls. Rectified Whiskey
so do. Old Rye do.
100 do. N L. Rum
30 packages Brandy
$50 boxes Soap and Candles
5000 reams Cap, Letter. and Wrapping Paper
Is tierces New Rice
Green and Black Teas, Claret and Port
Wines.
ALSO.
1900 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
500 do. Ground Alum do, in prime order
ALSO,
Manufactured Tobacco 20 bxs good quality.
TERMs.-Uunder + 100 cssh; 300 and over mons.
credit for approved paper. =
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co,
Auctiouaers
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/" A Large stock of
DRY GOODS,
AT = RIM Il COST.

DRY GOODS,
AT PRIM K COST,
FOR CASH.
THOMAS D. QUARLES invites the attention of
his friends and the public bis large and desrable
stock OF Dry Goods hich he offers prime cost for
cash. tde 229 BROAD ST.
q Preserve your Teeth..-.Arresr De.
say Sound and heslthy Gums Teeth white a. Ala.
hsster aud perfumed breath be obtained By the
use OF DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID. It prevents
he Of tartar renders the teeth white ana
nnpsrts delightful and permanent aromatic fra
GRANGE to the breath. Recommended a. superior to
any preparation known, by Drs Peasants, Hudson,
Hancock, DC, &c, of this city, and By Dentists and
pnysiciant everywhere.
For sale By all Druggists wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
EChemist and Druggist
oc Z'-Sm 9Th and Broad SIS.
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CLOTHING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CLOTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~~~~~~~~~~->~~~~-~~~~~~~
IA CHILDREN,S AND YOUTHS,
Al CLOTHING-The subscriber has now the
NJ largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
ILL., kfor Childrens and youths wear that he ever
had to Offer comprising all sizes, styles and qualities
Parents and guardians and all others in want of such
goods would save much lime and trouble by calling
Immediately me- az | am determined to offer avery
nducement to insure perfect satisfaction and will be
sold low for cash, or to punctua customers.
J. H. RIDDICK,
No 1924 Main It., opposite the American Hotel
no 2-1m
ia FALL GOODS FOR IS5b..--The
~ subscriber has received his Fall sock Of rea-
Wa dy made CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S
LIZ FURNISHING GOODS to which he would
ask the attention of his friends and the public gene
rally, viz;
COATS Blue, Black, Brown and Dahlin Dress and
Frock; Fancy Cashmere Business Frock and Sack !;
Lambskin, Beaver, Petersham Mohair and Pilot
Talmss and Rsglans; Beaver, Pilot, Mohair, Peter
sham and Negro Head Sacks and Surtouts.
PANTS Superior Black French Doeskin, Brown
and Gray Cross-Ribbed Cashmere Green and Brown
Plaid Cashmere.
VESTS-Black Satin, Silk, Cashmere, Fancy Vel
vet Merino and Cashmere, Silk and Plush.
ALSO-A very large collection Of Cloths, Casst-
sres and Vestings of every shade and quality, hch
he 10 prepared to make to measure at the shortest
notice In the best and most fashionable style.
E. B. SPENCE,
oc 8-tf Richmond, Virginia.
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HOUSE Am LU 4 ON HULl STRRET
II MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Oh December. 1855.
on the premises, commencing at O'clock r NJ, thu
framed Tenement on Hull street, Manchestsr near
to Hull Street Hotel and adjoining thu residence Of
MI Alex. Avis. The lot fronts 50 feet. runs bask
100 feet. The house has rooms, and has recently
been thoroughly repaired.
TERMs-Ons-half cash; balance at s month";. for
negotiabie notes, interest added secured BY trust
deed, or title retained.
ds5 GODDIN l. APPERSON Aunt.s
FONMlSSlONkh,S SALE OF TWO
- VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOTS IN NAN.
CHESTER As Commissioner, appointed by de-
cree of Chesterfield Circuit Court pronounced ON
the Soth October, 1855 in the of Fuqua against
Fuquss admir-" shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of
December, 1885, at O'Clock NJ, If fair If not The
next fair day. Lots Nos. II, 85 In the pEn of Man.
chester, with the buildings thereon. bounded BY
Lawrence and Jones streets, and the Southern limits
of Manchester.
TERMs.one:thi.d cash; balance at and IL mos,
TOR bondS bearing interest," secured by good personal
security, and title retained till the whole purchass
money is paid, and a conveyance ordered by the
Court. C. McRAE Co,n,r
sale by GoDDIN 4 ApPEasoN. Aucts. mo-
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e. A New Hair Dye.---H OLSON has new
HAIR Dye. 1t instantly dyes the Whiskers or Nous
tuGhes q beautiful natural black brown, which
neither water sunshine tarnish in the least.
Ne advise all who dye, to call on HOBSON, at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel
Int5ance on | lth street. no z
gw- Corns, Germs C0rns Bunions Warts
Cllositss and Deformed Nails, &c, and every dis
ocdsr of the feet, removed without any pain, by
Ii and easy method by DR.. s. SCHULTZ, the c.
ebIated Surgeon Chiropodist, from London Daily
attendance his office, franklin street, one
.or south of Metropolitan Hall. DR.. SIS cures of
Urfor ned Nails remarkable. lS---lm
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By Alexander SSfs. ARcfioaeer.
EROCERIES, DRY GOODS, sHOgs,
" HATS, &e.--Wiu be sold st suction % UEt !.
DAT, December g. commencing ct 10 O'CLOCK 10 bbis.
Mononsals Whisksy; 81 bls Cosnse Brandy; IS dcx-
srooms 50 bags Buckwhest lnsw); Soap; Candies;
fish Bacon, he
DRY GoODS.-A large invoice Of Dry Goods,
Ready M.de CIothins. Shoes Hats CapG nc.
FURNITURE, &c--A small Loo Furniture from
family declining housekeeping: 5 stoves, &c.
des ALEX. MOTT. Ascf.
pUHIlC sALk.-The sabscFiser Aavtsg
= sold his Farm in Hsnrico couaty, sdjoinaHs Hat
sink viii ON TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF Dsesm bsr
lass II fair If not, tine nsxt fair day thereafter, at
O'clock A. H.. soil to the highest bidder, sIl the
gershable property thereon. coBsstinx Of Croas Of
Corn, Fodder. shueks, Oats he; the Stock Of Miles,
Horses Cows and Hoes; also ell the Farming Impie-
menss and Toola among which II . new PeniteneaTy-
maze Wason with iron sxles secondhand Car
mage in good srdsr; and . lot Of Household Rurnf-
ture.
TERMS acc ommodatins
de 2-TuwkT uSts NILES ErnpaH
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TOMNIISSIUNER'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN SYDNEY.-As Commissioner OF
the County Court of Hen,ico, appointed by decree
entered oh the LIST December 1856, in the Chancery
shall proceed to cell at public auction on the prsm
ses. on FRIDAY, the 18th day of December, 1855 at
81 o'clock M II fair, if not the next fair day, the
Real Estate on which Mr.. Dudley Gilman now re-
sdes consulting of lot No. go in the Plan of Sydney,
bounded By Grove and Harvie Streets having there
comfortable dwelling and other improvements.
The lot will be divided to suit bidders.
TERMS One.t third cash, balance at A and months
for negotiable notes, with approved sndorsers and
title rets ned till last note is paid when In due
form will Be executed by the Commissioner.
This property 10 Handsomely located and Is in de-
sirsble neighborhood.
ds2 w. GODDIN Com'r
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II DIR. Wa. Y. Lipsc0mbe effers his pro
Issonal services to the citizens of Richmond. Of
tee in the basement of Billiards. Hotel. no l2-1m*
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~ Doctor Lewis Michel graduate OF the
Special Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy, of Psris
Is opaned his office on Main street, two doors from
iIs roTaer OF 18th ,
Once hours daily, from to II A. NJ, and to P
Nj, z6-Imt
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- A New Hair Dye.--H OLSON has new

NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY OPENING.
no 28-Im THOS K. PRICE l. co.
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AND FOR SALE, IN POWHATAN
COUNTY.-Will be sold, on the 18th day of
December next SO Acres of Land, belonging to the
estate of Robert Haskins, decd. The Land Ia ad-
joining the lands of Robert Bass E. Lee, and within
quarter Of Q mile of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad. The land will be sold soon after the LAND
of r. Goods, and at the same place.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
de 8-d9t* BF HASKINS Legatee
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BILE REAL ESTATE CALLED "BUCKHILE
TO MANCHESTER. R. By virtue of .
deed of trust dated s2d November 1884, to the under
signed, Trustees, executed by Andrew J. Kuhn, end
wife, to secure to Lawson Nuunaly executor Of 10
seph Friend, decd the payment of certsn sums of
money, and which deed truly recorded in Chesterfield
County Cortland in pursuance of deere pronounce
sd at the late term of the Circuit Court of Cheser-
field county in the suit of Martin trustee rs Kuhn,
ct ais we shall at the request of the said OK ,cutor
and under said decree, proceed SELL public aue.
ton, on the premises, at IL O'Clock, M, on TUES
DAY the 9Th December, 1856, if fair il not the next
fair day, that really valuable sstate called BUCK.
HILL" on the Coal Pit turnpike about half mile
shove Manchester, containing i47 acres more or less
The improvements on the place consist OF an excel
lent brick dwelling. nearly new together with the
usual out buildings.
The nearness of this place to Manchester and Rich
mond and its handsome location, renders It peculiarly
valuable to person dsing business in either OF these
cities.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance in three equal
annual payments on the 22d November, 1857, 1883,
and 1885, for bonds bearing interest, with good sseu-
rity, and title retained till the whole purchase
uey is fully paid.
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HANDSOME LOTS IN THE PLAN OF

HANDSOME LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
II mount ERIN" FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Win be sold, on FRIDAY, the 18th of December,
1885, ON the premises. commencing ct O'Clock, $40
feet Of ground in square No 46, bounded by 6oddn,
Tcmphins Virgins and Malone strests and 1870 feet
iu square No 81, bounded BY Goddin, Apperson and
Malone streets.
TEENS --One.third cash; balance at and month";
for NJ sotiable notes, interest added, &c.
de 6 GODDIS APPERSONs Aucts
rOMNISeIONKh,s SALE OF VERY
u VALUABLE LOT ON THE DOCK AD-
JOINING SHIP LOCKS -As Commimioner ap'
pointed by decree OF the Circuit Court OF Richmond
pronounced on the 22d November. 1856, in the csse
of Nicolson Pages sdm'rs he, shall proceed 70
SELL At public auction, on the premises, on fhpAf.
the 10th day OF December. 1886 Ut " o'clock, Il, II
fair If not the next fair day. that really valuable lot
at the ship lock of the Richmond dock, fronting on
the south side of Water street Isl feet running back
Of an irregular depth 70 the DOCK and being the sauna
lot aasesses on the books OF the city
Of Richmond, in tho name Of ]. Z. Heath and y. b
Pages estate.
mopths for negotiable notes, interest added, WITH
sondItion psvabls to the credit Of the above suit
the Bsnk Of Virginia and title retained TILL last mott
4 psid. ana convsyancs directed By the Court
ANDREW JoHNeTON, Com'r.
Sale By 0oDDIn APrERsok, Aseta
no 27-2tswtda
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no25-eot1Dtds &C. McRAE, ! trustees

Sale by G0DDIN APPERsoN, Aucs
Immediately after the above SALE will be sold
Lot, fronting IS feet the north side OF Manchester
Turnpike, running back one hundsd and fifty feet,
and Is a part of lot No. ! in the plan of Dayton.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained
de6 GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
GALE OF GROCERY STORE AND
- DWELLING NEAR TO MANCHESTER
After the foregoing SALE will be sold the excellent
Grocery Store and Dwelling, on the Manchsater
Immediately opposite the gate leading to Bps
Terms at saie. GODDIN l. APPER
NOES And
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- DIT J. 2. HoHaAn UcuIlst, Int Resident
Surgeon 10 the Wills Rssptsl IN Phiiadelpis fer
DISEASES of tbs Eye and Limb. Having mad great sx-
ptience both in the Medical and Surgical treatment
Vi s hs diseases to which the Eye 10 liable fatter
ySef that can give satisfaction to those who may
eek my advice
the Wills Hospital.
~ Cffsce on the of Franklin street aud Lo.
Gust Alley, a few doors below the Exchange Hotel
Uice hours from to Ii A M no x5-{3Su*
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAI
AND 18TH STREETS, AND ON LESTE

AND 18Th STREETS, AND ON LESTER
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court of the city Of Rich
mend in the case Of "Moffetts vs.. Moffetts /" shall
Offer for sale, the premises, at public auction at
IL o'clock. NJ, on FRIDAY, the 10Th of December
1885, Let the north side Of Main street. its cas-
tern intersection with 25th street, fronting ITO fee,
Main street, and running back about 153 feet
25th street, to the factory of Messrs Register Bro
Their. STA
And at o'clock the same day, Lot at Rock etts
fronting 80 feet, Lester street, and running back
s5 feet towards the river opposite the wharf belong
ing to the late John Enders.
The foregoing Lots will be surveyed and divided
to suit purchasers; and plat win be exhibited on
the day of SALE and also at the office of Messrs God
din Apperson, prior to the sale.
The Lot at the corner of Main and 25th streets, is
believed to be of the best locations for tobacco
factory in Richmond and will be divided with view
TO the erection of such building part of it.
The Lot at Rockets Ia well suited to the erection
of dwelling house, a house of business. bsine
within 80 or 80 feet of stone wharf ON the river.
A payment in each sufficient to cover the Costs of
SALE and negotiable notes we'll endorsed, payable in
g. II and Is month"; for the remainder of the purchase
money, will be required The title will be retained
until the notes are paid
GEO. w. RANDOLPH, Commissioner.
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Yy Card--Thomas w. Keesee, Agctio
ar fOfce with George J. Summer, No. 20 Pearl st.,
viii attend in person to the sale OF Real Estate
cid Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise hone',
as. 49,. A.
ALso-To Renting out Houses sad Hiring out No
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~ Baths! Baths! Baths Hot, Coad
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours iIom
ty'etook A. IL to 10 F. M at the Hair Cutting, sha-
y,ag aud ~ mpooning Saloon under the American gan
.iotsl Entrance on l1th street Single path 20 o."
tickets for dollar. 3h 81
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" OVER COUNT Y, TWELVE NILES FROM
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Will
misss, on MONDAY the I'd December, 1855, II fair
otherwise the next fair dsy) at IL O'Clock, NJ the
farm known SPRING COTTAGE, lying in Han
ericksburg Railroad half mile from Kiiby's Mil Sta
ton, between Richmond and Slash Cottage IL miles
from the former and from the lst place, containing
I'll acres bounded by the Chick ahominy and County
road The place hiss ample buildings all in good
DER and Springs of the FIRST order. The land il of
excellent quality. The wood land 10 principally OF
the virgin growth and ample for building, fencing
&c. The neishborhood 10 very good. Advantages In
mills and churches unexeelled. Should q private
sale be desired. Mr.. Hundley, who lives upon the
place will be pleased treat with any person dis
TEKms-Onsthird cash; balance at 6, II and "A
month"; for nstes bearing interest, secured by trust
deed. GODDiN AffEksoN,
da3 Auctioneery.
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~ Curd.--S. ID. Denoon, Bell and Brass
Founderer Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
No 225 Main strest, between 9th and 9Th west Ide,
Ri almond Va IL Ie-6m
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OF Ieeches, .Leeches, Leeches.-I nave
lust received by Adam1 Express, fresh lot OF
Swedish Leeches which wilibe applied upon the
most reasonable terms
P s-Cupping and Lescbins promptly attended
to- be found st all hours, at the Hair PRESSING
Room under the American Hotel
aust n y. hOn DUN.
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V,IN sAFEs.-.5O Tin safes In store and
i for sale cheap BY
Do SITS ALEX MOTT,
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VALUABLE FAKM On FKEDKRlCkS-
BURG r. A L TO A D, TWO AND A HALF
dILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. RQK SALE

The subscibefs authorized to sell OF exehange for
city proper slaves the farm located above called
PRICES" containing l22 acres II hes bees sub
divided into lots of smaller szs and will be sold &C.
cordinsly. The Mep can be seen at our ofice
de 8-6t 6ODDIN APRER0ON.
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WOOD FOX sALE...Superfor well SEA-
w soned Oak snd Pine WOOD upon the following
terms Oak $3.50 per cord; Pine S5 50; Heart Pine
81 Orders left with Mr.. T.. d. EACHo win be
promptly filled. Dc 4-6t
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e. LEE. BAYLY g. COOKE, Atfor.
ueys and CouusetIers at Law, practice in oil
the Courts held in the city of Richmond and county
Henrieo. JAMES X. LEE,
SAMUEL T. BAYLY
RID. lVANHOE COOKE
Office on 18th street between Main nd Bank.
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The Union and american suggests to the
City Council the propriety and expedency
of ordering census of the population of
the City to be taken. 1t could be done in
short time, at little expense; and would
be of much advantage to the interests Of
the public. An enumeration of our popu-
lation has not been made since 1850, when
it was done by authority of the Federal
Government; an incorrect record of it got
into the returns when they were revised at
Washington, and has never been corrected.
Let the city now do the job for herself,
and do il correctly.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The session was brief one ia both Houses.
Ia the SENATE the ceath Of the Hon. john ".
CLAYTON, of Delaware, was announced by his
colleague, Mr.. BAYARD, in a most felicitous
and affecting eulogism. He traced the prumi.
nent events of the lamented Senator's life with
the pencil at master, aud 10 terms which all
felt to be appropriate and especially eloquent
because OF their trUthfulness. Mr.. CRiTTESpEN,
Mr.. OAss, add Mr.. SEWARD, followed, each in a
style peculiar to himself. and each striking ont
and pOrtrsying some feature in the Intellectual
and social character of the distinguished
statesman worthy both of remembrance aud
emulation. We have rarely witnessed fune~
raj occasion on which the tributes 10 worth
aud eminence were in more happy accord with
the feelings and syinpaties Of the audience; bot,
IS foil report will be given hereafter, We shall
not attempt to mar the beauties of the senti
ments aud language OF Mr. CLATroS's distin-
guished compeers aud Survivors by an imper~
feet oatline.
10 the HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES, no pro.
gress was made upon the Kansas delegate Qnss
tion, the frat hour and a half being consumed
In taking the yeas and nays on questions 81
adjournment aud calls OF the House This
monotonons routine was ended al half past
one o'clock By an announcement from the
Senate Of resolutions OF coincidence and respect
10 the memory Of the Hon. JonS N. CLArroS;
whereupon Mr.. CULLKS, Of Delaware pro-
nounced an eloquent aud impressive eulogium
on the life and character Of the great Senator,
and concluded by Offering the customary Feso-
lutions, copies Of which are TO be sent 10 The
family Of the deceased.
Both Honss then adjourned as 3 further
testimony Of respect Nat Tat, De- AZ