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FROM MNIcARAGUA.-We have the following ad
ditionsl from Nicaragua by the Cahawba:

On Wednesday, at half past FIVE in the afternoon
Desiderio Cal vo, wealthy merchant of Masaya Do
1ningo Antonio Berclaran, Noises Avendano and Fe-
lipe Perez, all natives of Nicaragua, were publicly
executed by being shot in the Plaza of Masays for
reasonable practices against the Republic.
letter from Rivas aeys there is no likelihood of
Costa Rca again invading Nicaragua The town Of
Guanacaste is reduced in population fully one-third
The cholera and dysentery have swept the people
away by scores. The b. st idea that can be given of
its prostration, is the fact that while the epidemic
ragged most powerfully, Gan. Canas himself engaged
in digging and his aGjutsnt acted as cartman
On the evening of the 9Th ultmo, President Walk
gave his first leyee The assembly quite large
and included members of nearly ali the old Spanish
families residing in the city At this meeting the Span
ish senores and American ladies met for the first
tims.
The reported shooting OF DR.. Livingston at Leon,
is not confirmed
Salizar shot on the plaza. in Granada on the
9th inst In the same chair in which Gen Corral suf
fered death. He was dressed in a blue cloth Jacket
and white pants. Padre Will attended him in his last
moments
On July 27th the schooner Granada. Lieut. Faysoux
commanding, sailed from San Juan Q Sur, being the
first Nicarasuan naval vessel that ever sailed.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.
.<ssssp NEW SALOON, =

On nth street. opposite sSxESSA
l.. t,,,,, - the arch Of the Old Mar ca
.Joi1N FRIEDRICH formerly Pro- ---a<@--S>
p'5e.o, ot the irving House," Baltimore, having
,Nsl me large hrick house situated as above is now
scSvei 70 serve up, at short notice every DELI
lnat can be obtained in this aud Other m cts
wiz be iound sepi lied with the choicest
= COks ana CIGARS. A call from the public is
---tt1u- eu i3--diu
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SUMMER RkTaEATs.
rOYNER,s WHlTE AND BLACK sl
~ PHUR SPRIN0S.-Tkis dolishtftl water

rOYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK sUL
~ fHUR SPRIN0S-Thisd dslishtfl watering
place i now open for the reception of visitors IL Il
situated the line Of the counties Of ROsnoke and
Botetours, surrounded by mountains kiId IN ono of
the most bssafifai picsarssqss md fertile portions
ginia and Tennessee Railroad within $50 yards Of the
road itself and about half mile from Bsnsacks do
Peteuburg, and about two hours from Lyn:hburs.
Persous leaving City Point or Petsrsbure, or Rich
mend- In the morning, BY the Southsde and Dsnviie
nsssee Rairosd at Lynchburr, reach Bonsacks depot
about O'Clock N. the same day, where an Omni-
sns DC, will inset them, and ssnyey them 70 the
There are three white and two Black Sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers be attesfed by
using the water The reputation of rhes. wssers for
half century past has been established in the sur.
rounding counties for having Gated many persons af
hcted with various chronic and other Diseases Thev
are not surpassed by any mineral in virginin
for the cure of Dyspepsia IN its various forms Alec
bility especially Of the Nervous system an Iina. 81
Cutaneeus and other Diseases Of the SKIN and many
of the diseases peculiar to females. They are eently
purssve and diuretic, with strong dets rnasion 10
the skin. For certificates to the efieacy Of the
waters Of these springs, see hsndbills
Tne Buidinss are spse.ors and convenient, and
nc, afording accommodations equal to any to be-
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
The Furniture and Fixtures are sbeut sou.I N
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding IL unususlly good with hair mattresses
throughout the establshmentes to all which we In
vite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared In obtaining the hest
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
assistants for every department of the estahiah-
ment
The general management is confded to j. A. He
FELF1NGER, ESQ.,, late Of Cumberland, Marylsnd
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Ro. j. READ late
of Lynchburg who will doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place. Bfs4 ssss=sf
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, Ia, for ex-
ercise.
6ne BAND OF MUSIC IL already secured and
Telegraph Office will soon De established at Rnn-
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any IN the
mountains, the facilities for securing supplies beng
about a. great as they can well be-
J. A. HEFELgINGER l. CO,
Ia
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fEACE WITH THE EINDIANS-Ie7rtble CrBelfy-
correspondent of the National InteIigencer
writes that peace with the Indians in Oregon and
Washington Territories is now almost accomplish.
ed, and adds:
The expedition of Curry last winter would ne.
yer have been undertaken by the volunteers but
for the plunder anticipated of horses and cattle
The Wala-W alias had extensive herds of cattle
and horses Pin-pin-mox mox had in his own
right from 6,000 to 10000 head Hence his death
and barbraous treatment We have a report from
highly resi- pectable volunteer who was eve wit.
ness of bis treatment and death which is almost
too shocking to relate. Before he was dead the
volunteers scalped him and peeled strips from
his back for razor strops. After being buried he
was dug up and dragged through the volunteer
camp, when further stripes were taken rom his
back.
THE DRY GOODS EMPoRTATIoN-The New
York Courier of Saturday, aliuding to the large i'm
portation of dry goods says:
The contrast between this year and 1856 is very
strong one 1t 10 true that the stocks hand early
LAST year were heavier than usual and the importa
tions lighter, thus making nearer approach to an
average; but it must be evident our readers that
the mportations of tie year are fer beyond
the legitimate demands of the city and country trade
and that the long credits prevailing are upern
ducemsnts to the country dealers to buy too largely
Numerous failures are reported in the dry goods
trade, South and Vest, well as in our own State
Theae the inevitable results of overtrading Our
importers and obbers must reduce their orders to
sonable limits, or also suffer the consequences The
European factories pushsd to their utmost limits
of production, 10 order to their foreign orders
mostly from the Unitod States.
For ths three fiscal years ending June, 1855, the
i'm portations of foreign silks into the Emitted State
amounted to the enormous sum of one hundred mil
hon Of dollars, at the invoice values. 1t is known
that these invoice values generally understaed
and + 100 600 600 may be safely assumed as the true
value. This accumulation of Indebtedness absorbs
the active means of the country keeping the rates
up for sterling and continental bills above the srecie
point 1t obvious that radical change this trade
msst take place. The wealth of the country, grow.
ing beyond precedent it is true. WILL not sustain
years of such extravagance.
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Col Michael Young. prominent citizen of
Thomasville, Ga, died on the Oath inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.--As there IL only n
~ few days left to purchase such extraordinary
cheap goods at GOLDSMiT'S Cbesp Store, 2a5 Broad
street, the ladies in particular should fail pro-
soma of his great bargains, which he will
nue for this week only to offer such great sacrifices
10 his line Of Goods.
Come one come all, TO GOLDSMIT'S greatest bar
gain 2o5 Broad street, where they will be
to be satisfied with tht ir purchases.
Trimmings, Embroideries, White Goods, ,Laces
and kdgings Gloves, Mtts Skirts CoIsets, Milne
at 6g ST. cost. r.r, as... sci
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND VACANT

LOT ON CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Being DESTROYS of removing to the city,
will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY evening, the
lth inst, immediate after the sale of the wooden
tenement Franklin street. Church Hill advertised
by (say at half past O'clock my residence CON
tanning six good rooms sn good double kitchen. The
house is built of the material and is in good
der The lot fronts 80 feet the of 26th and
SITS running back on N street to an alley IA feet
wide, in common.
Also vacant Lot adjoining the same, fronting ON
said 26th street 325 feet.
This is among the most desirable residences
on the Hill, being well located and in pleasant
neiehborhood.
TERMs-One third cash; balance on q credit of 5
and months, the purchasers executing negotiable
notes, interest added for the deferred payment
cured by deed of trust title till last note
is paid. THOS. II. FOWLER
Sale conducted by BAKER 4 PLEAsANTs, Aucts.
10
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NrT DeHtnl Notice .-G. w. Jones, SurSi-
cal and Mechanical DENTIST. having moved his
office to rooms few doors below the Corin-
than Hall, over Mr.. Duquesne's between 9th and
loth, Main street, he 10 now prepared to those
with whom be made engagements for the present
month and all Others who may desire his profe
al services, either in filling cleansing extracting or
inserting teeth. All operations will be performed
with gsntleness, thoroughly and faithfully.
ie 2-dtm*
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Franklin brought electricity from the heavens 70 the
earth Prof De Grah applied that electricity to Re-
heve diseased rnortas. Prot. De Grath's ELEcrRrc
OIL does not cure everything. but certainly curss
Rheumatism and Neuralgia In day or two; cures
Group, Crsmp, Pains in the Breast, in 10 minutes:
cures Burns, Sprsins. Wounds, from to 3days; cures
Sweled Glands. Stiff Neck, from 1 to s days; cures
Erysipeas scrofula Pimpes from to 10 days; cure
Palsy, Govt PalPitation, Cholera, Corns, in a few
days.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond, and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot No. SO
South 9Th street, Phila6a. Beware Of dangerous
counterfeis. my 2S-ts
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FOR SALE, a MOST yALUABLEF FARM
BY Baker & PIeasants.

Il at auction on WEDNESDAY next, the 18th inst
at o'clock. Wooden Tenement, between 18th and
9th SITS. Franklin street, Church HiI recently
ed in twenty days The house contains large guam
tty of good building material and is in good order
could be removed at small cost. The attention of
carpenters and others particularly requested.
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved negotia-
BILE paper. BAKER PLEASANTS,
ie G Aucta
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EvrA Card -.For the last ten years / have
received large aud increasing patronage from
the citizensof Virginia. which have endeavored to
merit BY introducing every improvement into my bu-
slness i'll which have been greatly aided for some
years. BY the valuable assistance ore particularly in
AmbrotypiDe) of Mr.. r. 8. SANXAY and in addition,
! shall hereafter have the services of Mr.. JAMES
CHALMERS-which,t TO gether with my own general
saperintendence, will enable me to accomplish, fiat
ter myself, superior work to any | have previously
turned out respectfully request the public to cs II
and examine my specimens, at
PRATT'S GALLERY,
my 7---lm No las Main st., Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NoTrcEe

" FIetcherS Hair Tonic II one of the
happiest as well a. most useful preparations thai aver
was Invented for the Hair. Its soothinr sns nene.
treting effect. are wonderfully and perc.ptib,y felt
insomnch a. the general exclamation H. aOh what .
deiRhtfai article Fletehers Hair Tonic is;r and is
benshn are uneqaaisd By any other preparation. DC
perfectly eradicates dsndru from the scalp: Il speed.
y stops the hair from ans Oft Il makes the cosrsest
hsr sen ane plant and the redest hsix. by the OF
few bottles 10 changed to beautiful DARK brown
Nor 10 there any preparation that 10 equal to
kietchers in dressing hair. One or fwo sppiea-
condition.
1t 10 sold by the principal Druggists in the city aud
eouutry and for sale, wholesale and retail by the
manufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON
je6 10th st., between Main aud Cary.
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ap io--sm 0NSIT' BEERS TX \ sLsHER

n FOR the Hair. 1.-THE GREATEST
lsC VERY OF THE AGE.-PELLErIER,s
SoLpkN FLUID, 20 much esteemed by the world OF
sessnee and fashion in this country and Europs. A
oeaa.s slo.sy and luxurious growth Of hair can be
.h.s .s oy s use and 10 the only article known
Price 25icents. N cunning s'aJ'-
. For ssls BY BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER
LILIES NJ 81 s x APPERsoN, and all Druggists.
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E Green Ginger Cordial. .-This delight.
full ston prepared from the best Jamaica Gin
is Invaluable for Debility Disrrhea Choic, Dyspep.
STA Loss Of Appetite and tonic and stimulant for
these recovering, it has equal. Persons, when
heated, will find the Cordial q cool and refresh.
ing beverage. Taken after eating, 1t helps aeston,
and removes any bal effects that may arise from the
of green fruit and vegetables. No family or ira
weller should be without it. Pint bottles 50 cts.
Wholesale Agents, BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
and GRUBBs L. APPEksoN. je Sim
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rvpr. Duponco,. Golden pm. for Fs.

CvDr. Duponco's Golden pills for Pc
sILxs-The combination Of ingredients in tho Pills
are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits
are based upon extensive practice of thirty
years. and where the directions have been strictly
followed they have failed to ell irregu-
isrites relieve painful and difficult menstruaiion
particularly at the change of life They will cure all
ws.kne.s and remove all obssructions arising from
cold exposure or any causes aud may he used
cessfulIy ~ preventive. Call upon the agents. and
get q. cusr for particulars free.
Puee 81 per box with full directions. Sold whole.
sale and retail by PURCELL, LADD CO, Cen
srsl State Agents cor Of lain and Pearl streets
Richmond Va; DUVAL NORTON, corner Main
and 10th cts Richmond, Va; GRUBBS APPER
SON, No., Dol Broad street, Richmond, Va, J. w.
EVANS, No. 10 Pearl street Richmond. Va.
The above ssen.s win supply dealers at propiie-
tors prices, and send the pills by mail (con6ientiay)
TO either city Or country, on receipt Of 81 throus
post office Richmond Va.
N. y Signature J. Duponco each DO
ie 6-Sms
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~ Doctor John y. ID. Cullen respect
fully offers his professional services to the citizens of
Richmond and its vicinity
~ Office on Main street, north side between 9th
and 10th streets, the Office of w. Leigh Burton
Dentist and next door to S. F. Semples Drug Store.
nv 22-lmH
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~ Pfc0t's Virginia Worm Killer Is The
best, safest and naost reliable vermfuge in use-so
say all who have used it. 1t contains Oil of Worm
seed or other nausestng drugs, but very pleasant
Prepared only by l. j PiCoT: sold ala, nv q A.
Strecker, John w. Pollard, Bennett Beers Fisher
Q. B. Hill, Purcell, Ladd 4 Co, VIM. P. Ladd and j.
+. Jackson. nv 30-lm
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y The Great Russian kemedy..-Pr0 Be
NO PuBLIco.-"Eve mother should have box in
the house handy, in of accidents to the chill.
dreu"
REpDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itis Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and is recommended by ply
sicians 1t is sure and speedy for Burns Piles
Boils, Corns Felons Chlbain., and Sores of every
kind for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scad Head, Net
tie RASH Hunons Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses Whitows, Sites, Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stngs Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounds,
il 10 q most valuable remedy and cure which can be
testified to by thousands who have used in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years
no instance will this Save do an injury or interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing in that countryand the proprie.
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen physi.
clans sea captains, nurses and Others who have used
1t themselves and recommend it to others.
Readings Russia Saive Ia put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
a disabled soldier which picture is also engraved on
The wrapper. Price % cents box
Sold ut all the storesin town country, may be
ordered Of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING CO., Projectors,
No. State st., Boston.
r. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. 70 l2-d6m
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rfS- Board of Trade of Ricbuond..-

HORACE l.. KENT, Pres't. L. B. BENTLEY, Treasl
WILLIAM B. lsAACs, Secretary.
Committee of Ar5uration
WILLIAM DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARRIN w. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES B. DUPUY,
DAVID CURRIE, Id. CRENsHAw
my 2-ts
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By Taylor & Wiiiiams 11c1.-

AIIc 1TgindhplEG LOTS ON GRACE STREET Az
MMoIlaoN,-On FRIDAY, 9Th June, at o'eloct ,
- apon .ne premises, will be sold, a lot Of srapnS
within the Horse Lot at the Fair Ground an
ciosure. the southwest corner of Grace ana Ts,,I
hscI lax osoe % feet on Grace street. and running
beautiful lots - "'uo Ahese are really
II, Terms will be made known at the time of sale and
win oe very accommodating il desired 80
PosTPoNEMENT.NOwin to n. inci.,r Auess. =
1ns EWsnfhsr the above sale will be Postponed until
je7 TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS LAM I' 4.cp.
RTTSTEE'S ga LIZ OF REAL Es.
=, = TATE NEAR THE CITY OF RICHNONfS .
IN saec9tlon OF deed of trust executed to the sub
1874 and recorded in Henrco County Court shsiS,
SETON WEDNESDAY,l8 th June, at O'clock. P. M
~ tne the property bys.id deed conveyed
on the plan recorded in said court with deed fro,
H. Il. Duval and wife to frederick Andsrson NJ =
,a fronting together lo4 feet the north side of
nroad street opposite to Richmond College and No.
IA; 10, 10. and 10, fronting the r. L r. r. r. w.
Tsrms cash nv, JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
gNN S faE e, 4 sl@s e. yAAHhH.ARLEFA FARM
BELOW RICHMOND The subscribey ofsr. e.,
p, sale hls Farm ~ miles below Richmond Immediate
land, Is of which are clear ed and in b,eb t, =,
cultivation now in whsa. and other crops with
sood comfortable dwelling. nearly new aud ali the
uecsssory oulnouses' mas also good we'll of water
In the yard tine young orchard, asparagus bed, ice
mouse ana GOOD FENCES The place is . very healthy
one, and in an excellent neighborhood
If not sold privately, the above farm will be sold or
the 10th day of July next, at auction the hixhes
bidder, ON the premises
There also. and for sale. Mules. Cows, Hoes
Wagons, Carts, Farming Utensils &c, all of which
if not disposed of before, will be sold at the sam,
time
Persons wishing to examine the premises can d,
SO by calling Mr.. T. Hoppe, who resides on til,
place.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance in one an,
two years. with interest. The personal property cash
A. BODEKER
e7---dtl6July No. 10 Main IT,
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q DIR. Owen Ii. Hill having resumed the
practice OF medicine tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office over his Drug Store, franklin and 18th
atreete my l0--lm
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|" Bowers, snyder and Carter-.of the
RICHMOND Stove AND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS, have opened an office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street
NH 28-Sm*
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BY Gosisl.n d Apper.on.
VALUABLE BIILpINC LOTS IN ,TB

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 9TH
AND CARY STREETS, Fur SALE AT AUG
IioN.-Wiii be sold on the premises, ON FRIDAY,
the 9Th June, 1856. commencing Al o'clock p. H.,
~ feet OF Ground 7th street. adjoining the Tavern
OF Mr. Dickman. running back 90 feet to an alley.
Also 70 feet of Ground on the north side of Cary,
an alley.
The above lots are admirably located for grocery
TERMs-One-fourth cash. balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed, title retained The for the
is4 GnDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts.
In consequence OF the rain last evening. the above
sale was postponed t, THIS AFTERNOON, at the
same hour. G0DDIN t. APPERSON,
je7--lt Auctoneers.
REAUTIFUL BUIi.DiNG LOTS ON
VIII bs sold on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th
June, 1856, commencing at 81 O'Clock, u feet OF
Ground at the corner of Sd and Arch streets running
back l20 feet to an alley
This property being In front of the Public Square.
and commanding fine view of James River and the
surrounding country, offers great Inducements to
those disposed to build genie Ell private residence.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balances at 4, Q and IL
months for egotabie notes interest added secured
oy trust deed or title retained The taxes Tor the
| JED GoDDlN & APPERSON, Aucts.
In consequences of the rain last evening the above
sale was postponed to THIS AFTERNOON, at the
| same hour GODDIN APPERSON,
| jet Auctioneers.
rNRUSTEEs, SALE OF LAND AT AUG.
L TlON.-In pursuance of the provisions of a Trust
Deed, executed by c. d. jackson and wife to the
dersigned as Trustees for the Union Building Fund
Company dated 18th July, 1855 by the direction of
the Board of Directors of said company. we shall on
SATURDAY, the 7th day of June, 1856 at the hour
of o'clock P NJ, proceed sell, on the premises,
at public auction, to the highest bidder all that Lot OF
Land, with Framed Dwelling house thereon, IN the
county of Henrico, the city of Richmond 'front.'
ing 50 feet Adams street. between short and Pleas
ants Streets and running back within parallel lines
l25 feet to an alley IS feet wide, together with the
use of said alley, being Lot number five mo 81 la a
| plan of Lots annexed to Deed from X ID. Mitchell
and wife to Bernard UNeill bearing date ON Slst of
March, 1852 .
| TERMS OF SALE Cash. lf desired at the time of
sale, different terms may be agreed upon, with the
consent of Mr. Jackson.
A. G. STUBS, }
A. CLARKE, Trustees
g. w. BAKERY
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
|
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BY Baker g Pleaaal

HORSES, MULES. WAGON AND BUG
-, GIEo, AT AUCTI0N--We will sell on SAT-
URDAY next, It'll irst ON vacant space. near Gem
trai DePot commencing at 10 clock fine young
Mule, four years old, works well in single or double
Horses; one new Furniture Wagon one new and
one second hand Buggy.
je 6---2t BAKER e. PLEASANTS
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e. spring Stock.--Thos. II. Price k Go.
desire to say to their customers aud the public that
they are in receipt Of q very great variety of NEW
THINGS, and one of the House will be in market
most Of the buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times.
~ complete assortment Of Family Linens
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH l8-3m
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BY Thomas w. Reese.

Will be sold MONDAY MORNING next, June
9th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of
Mr.. 8. G. Flournoy, who is declining Housekeeping
Main street. between It'll and 9th streets. all of
his Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting of
the usual variety. THOMAS w. KEESEE,
je6 Auctioneer
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IL Westham Plank Road Com pany..-An
adjourned meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS In the
Westhsm Plank Road Company, will be held on
WEDNESDAY, Ilth June, at the Fsrmers' Bank Of
Virginia. at IL O'Clock. GEO. d. FISHER,
10 Std Treasurer.