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KEEN, BALDWIN & CO., are receiving
IN by jamestown direct from their own manufac-
tory large additional supplies Of now and ATTRACTIVE
STYLES of Summer Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish
ing foods rendering tho assortment "a full and de-
sirabe As at any time this Purchasers will
always md til. largest stock aud most desirable goods
nj lO2 Main street Our operations and facilities in
mis- business are superior and and do offer the
greatest Inducements Call and see for yourselves.
ivy KEEN. BALDWIN & co,
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Fl UNITED STATES NAIL

r.. UNITED STATES NAIL
EEStGSRtF"obLLs,h f PEf fhs nnhf A Asb
sxyss.ssssR G IL II ON D.-Ths JAsfESTOW
Captain Parriah, leaves Richmond every TUESDAY Al,
morning "Wednesday for New York
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, leaves City Point
every saturday morning and Norfolk every Satnrdsy
Evening for New York.
Returning, the Hometown leaves New York from
Pier H. North River every Saturday afternoon with
passengers for Norfolk. Petersburg aud Riebnopd
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping theirs
mOnd i'' " -
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
Wednesday afternoon. wlth passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond bnt tax - freight oDfy IJr
Norfolk, North Carolins aud Petersburg w "
Passage and fare. Sfateruoni Included between
Norfolk aud AeH York, "a, Storage Passage, ~
Passage and harc, StaterNra Included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and Nw York, S. Steersge
passage, e..
NH IL LUDLAM 4 wATSOS
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AT HohE-Gen Walker reached Nashville. Tenn
ON Monday last, and was enthusiastically recaixad
MS Jonrnoylngs for the present are ended II. wss
90 address The Citizens Wednesday evening by re-
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WINE IN TIE british IsLEs.-The quantity of win
Retained ior actual consumption in Great Britai
and Ireland, last year. was ,004, 1858 gallons
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The Z, S. storeship supply, Capt. Cray, arrived a
Ho JsneirO May 9th, from New York
Ihos L. fanes, Esq, has been elected Mayor o
Harrisonbarg, Va, ia place Of BENZ r. Martz, re-
signed,
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D0ANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IL This delightful Watering Pnce. aIthoush 9psn''I
for the first Tina in 1885, has already attracted ialr
share of pubc attention and patronage. 1t u situa
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from salem 10
the Sweet Springs, and a spieudd iii9 OF olas91
Coaches will convey passengers on the lrSlhla anu
T.nuessee Railroad without any detention. from sa
lem Depot By tho Red Sulphur 10 the swept springs
and f;raenbrier White sulphur being tne slIortest
and best route between those points -,
Since the last Season, the ECcommodltiohs nay :
been greatly enlarged BY the edition OF several
handsome and spacious Cotts,-cs. The propf4tt3ts
feel sure that all who visit their SpriI A. Wtlt D.
made entirsiy comfortable and satisfied To seeker
of health they offer a Mineral Water the beGtcihi
effects of which have been fully tested I1r'icutry
If Measure they offer Table provided nit all t3
zubstantiais and many OF the luNuriesof tc beside
ali thos. apDeudagps OF amusJu cnt found ~ utHcC
watering ptces 10 all who desire a shady ami plea
SAINT retreat from the heat and dust OF the cities they
and tho best treatment q. W. SHANkS,
II. C. SlIANkS,
g. II. BOARD,
WM. WALTON,
;sIc-,lo,n A lUpP
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Tag ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH STOCK has fallen a eoof
deal upon the English market in consequence d
the apprehension that the cable may not be laid tb,
present season
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II SPRING STOCK, FOR 1957.-The

NA new and extensive Hat, Cap and fAhcy Fur
Depot - Main Street. -c,c,p -
BISFORD DICKINSON 4 NEISiGER, have
now in store and ready for sale, At wholesale or rtal
ana of tina largest and most complete STOCKS vi Hat
Caps and Straw Goods, offered in thus city wnlch
have been selected with great caro- from the largest
and most extensive manufactures, especially Tor the
VIRGINIA North Carolina and Tenne-see trade.
The attention OF Merchants and others IL most re-
Comprises every ST Ia -rIited tahe Spring trade.
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FRESH SPRING SHOES.

sH%S am receiving weekly additions to my al
ready extensive assortment of Caters and Shoes OF
everr description for ladies. misses and children.
received by Express and will open this morning, II
beautiful lot OF
Ladies Button French Lasting Heel Caters.
Do. Congress do. do. do. do.
Do. French Lasting Siie-I.ace Creole CATERS
To which the attention OF Ladies is asked.
my9 JOHN c. PAGE JR - Main st.
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GRAIN BAGS!

The Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing.
Company have now On hand, and are prepared 10 fur
nish at short notice, any quantity of
GRAIN BAGS
made in the best manner and of supArior material
manufactured expressly for this market which viii
DE sold upon reasonable terms Orders from Rairoad
Companies, Commission Merchants and others will
meet with prompt attention, by application to
VIM. ii. POWERS,
10 lj-ZahfW Agent.
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SAlrLD.DENOON.
RCHITE.TURAL IRON AND RAIL

n mo WORKS, CORNER OF CARY AND 9Th
SIS RICIINOND-The subscriber is prepared 10
execute IRON WORK of any description for Store
Fronts. Public Buildings, and Private Residences,
Will furnish Window Caps and Sll- OF an improved
Nv prevent the dust washing from them down the
sides Of the windows the walls OF the building
This improvement removes the objection heretofore
made to Projecting Window Caps Also, Chimney
caps. Cast Iron steps Cast and Wrought Iron Rail
ing Nertndah', Balconies, Coal shoots, with PRS
matte Lights or with Plain oi ettered Tops Brick
Yentilators Door and Cornice Nentators Of various
Patterns.
Ihayp the Agency for the sale of Jackson's Patent
prsInatic Arae and Vault Lights Also, for Mettan :
Patent Rolling Iron Window Shutters. Can furnish
and put them in a. low they can be- obtained from
the Manufacturers.
Thankful for the patronage extended to the firm OF
Bowers. Snyder Il Carter, when connected with and
to me since my connection it'll that Firm, would be
glad to supply any orders for Iron " ork with which
may be Vored hereafter. -
Ie l2-tllm A. j. BOW ERS.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.
z GEO. T. SMITH.

CsagE GEO. F. SMITH,
Sf9A9I COACH MAKER,
CORSER BROAD AND GTH SITS,
(Tichen0r old stand keeps constantly hand and
makes to order all kinds oil CARRIAGES ROCkA-
WAYS, BUGGIES SULklES, SPRING WAGONS.
etc. He has now ON exhibition in his show room ali
unusually large assortment, which he is disposed 10
sell upon very reasonable terms. Employ ing the best
wOrkmen and using the finest material he il enabled
to warrant all his work.
M Coach Smthing and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly Usual, and upon reasonable terms.
n,t.E
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS.-This water,

A LLEGHANi SPRINGS.-This water
IA ing place, fayor,bly known to the public
will lr opened the reception OF visitors on IN.
first day Of June The present pruprietors are Ia D
Ply TO announce thar they have secured the -ryice
general manager, of Mr.. JSO. p. LEI, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond, Va Whose long expe-
riepce in the hotel business and well established
reputation gentleman and caterer ara sufficirat
guarantees that every effort will be made TO give en-
tire satisfaction 20 our guests.
The powerful curative properties of this water
and its efficacy in all Diseases Of the stomach liver
bowels nervous system &c, is well attestcd by the
many cures, dIBtost R,Uatsi0uS which have been ef
tected Oy its Use. We refer with confidence 10 all
the par0us OF the former proprietor A complete
bathing establishment has been added 10 our ar.
rangeinents for the coLort VI visitor. since las,
For further particularly refer TO the cards 10 be
found i'll hotels, cars, steamboats, &c,
A splendid line of F0UK-H0RSE COACHES will
convey visitors from shAWsVile u this place 80,
miles, over good read with only one hill betw &c
the TWO points. Bridges HOLT
my E-uact25A pronrictrrs
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DERCIVAL & GRANT.
AEEuITEC.IS 4 Nd OWL ENGIN EERS.


OFFICE, GODDIN's HALL, RICHMOND, VA, ~
espeCtfully offer their services to the public. WITH
a Thorough PROF ESSI AL training and Il conibli-
ed PRACTICAL experience of more than 80 years
they hope give satisfaction to those who may faver
them with orders.
In the ARCHITECTURAL LINE, will furnish de-
signs for CHURCHES, PIT BLIC BUILDINGS, TOW
HOUSES. STORES, VILLAS. and alterations Of Ola
buildings; AMI also for ORNAMENTAL GkoU Ms,
With mi working Drawings, Specifications and Su-
perintendencs. - -,,.o, -,
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, will at
tend 10 the branches connected with RAILROADS.
Sewerage und drainage of Farm Lands with all ncce5
sary Plans and Estimates. o,
variety Of complete sets of Plans Tor oAurches
Villa. Farm Cottages Bridges, &C, can be seen at
.Ia;r ,'tY.. my 22-2m
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
RICHNoSp, May LIST. 1887 !
.a, s za,s- ,--+sz5-s-lsss=-T7 SPECIAL NOTICE

~ ~ sfa.se%AEsstW aTs prepared 10 trau.art
any business the Virginia Central Railroad (sp-
pertaining to the Express burnss) Especial atteu-
ton will be paid TO THit line in connection With the
different Springs Of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at o'clock A. NJ, Ia
charge ofyAluable-, money, &c.
For further particulars applyts
}. L. AACDONOJGI, Agent
my Adams Express Co III, Main #
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EAUoUTER WHITE SULPHUR

Il SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.-This highly improved and
well established Watering Place IL now open for tho
public reception. The trains on the Orange road from
Alexandria west and from GOrdonsyille east
at Warrent0n with lines Of stages for the Springs dis
tant six miles by graded road Passengers from Bal
timoTe and Washington city srriye at the Springs at
iOL, o'clock A. NJ, and from Richmond AMI the South
to dinner. All inquiries promptly responded TO by
letter, and circulars giving particulars forwarded
upon application. THOMAS b. p. INGRAM
~ STA ALEXANDER BAKER.
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RICHMOND AND DANvlLIs kuLNoAs, /
July I'd, 1887. !
:TIa5anas1 AMELIA SUP r

Il, --5;1sGT..ls3aszsstl AMELIA SULPHUR
-sisS SPRINGS, NEAR JETgRs
VILLE.-SPEC1AL NOT1CE.-For the accommoda.
ton OF persons visiting the above popular Sprluua
special train will bs run every SATURDAY alter.
noon, commencing July nth, leaving Richmond Sta.
uon at clock p NJ. and arriving at Jetersyill. AZ
nl', =. NJ where Omnibusc- will be ia waiting ts
take vistors TO the Springs. Omnibus fare . csat-
Returning, leave Jetersvils every MONDAY mort.
ing, at GO A. NJ and arrive In Richmond al SO A
VI. Tickets for the round trip BY this train. Sd
when purchased at the office ia Richmond For all
tickets purchased the cars ton cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rates
Je3 &. Campbell, Superintendent
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j. A. HEFELFISGER & co.

PTOpTlPtDrs.
Eg- Stages, of first class leave Bonsack's Depot
daily Oh the arrival OF the csrs, for tho Greenbrter
" hite Sweet, Red Sweet and other Springs.
I'd 1t will be seon by the various papers that
the Cars OF the Virginia and 1enneo Railroad lea
Lynchburg tloice day, say at A. Vi, and 10 r. M.
sfordng desirable opportunity for all the Springs
Ia l6-dtl<
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
<CpSHS PANY-FOR PHLADELpHIA VIA
N-rk~sLkrl CITY POINT AND NORFOLK Ste. M
E19ssSSx $500 CITY or RICHMOND, Captaia "
Mitchell; SteaInar PENSSlLNASIA, Capt David
Teal steamer VIRGINIA. Captain D. Rooms
On" Of these superior steamers will leave Rich Houd
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY touching al City Point ana Norfolk TO receive
freight aud passengers. Returning leaving PhiIa-
delphia every " EDSkSDhi and SATURDAY mors.
ings At 10 o'clock.
These Steamer. are now in fine order, increased a..
commodations for the comfort OF Passengers hsvisg
ben added ~ also more room for freight: and Va
hope. by regularity dispatch aud in protecting
good. committed to our charge 10 receive incrca-e
of patronage.
E5~ No transhlpmsnt by this line.
Passage through 10 New Fork, and found sls 90
Do do Philadelphia. and found LIST
cabin, a IA
Passage through to Philadelphia not found, "a
cabin. 4 M
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. by "a.
River Boats
Be- Passengers by this line can stop In PhiIsdrI.
phs two OF three daysa then proceed 10 New York
by the same ticket II. n. FUTILE, Agent,
su 20 Rockets.
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1EHE COACH MANDATORY.

$50 RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES
ALFRED KING, Frank lin street, square below
Exchange Hotel, has on hand large and fashionable
assortment of hest quaiit Is consisting OF
Coaches. Coaches Charriuttees, Barouches, Rocka-
ways, Slide-scat Buggies, Top Busgies and Buggies
without tops.
My Carriages are manufactured Of best material
and by first class workmen.
Having been engaged i'll building Carriages for
more than twenty years and from the general sits-
faction that my work has given, am satisfied that
establishment offer better and more IA hiouIblo
Carriages on better termE.
Grutlemcn wanting Carriages are invited to call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and pledge my self that effort shall bs wanting
my part 10 furnish Carriages a. good and as cheap
they can be purchased either in this city or ut the
North
Ihave still on hand one u my Premium Carriages
suitable for public Use, which will sell at reduced
nrira feA-GmOa
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO 4

AAIIAT BOOT AND CATER WEARRRS.
From 10 to % per cent saved by buying frons -
J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. BeStss
quality moeskn Hats 80 0 second quality, Z; silk
flats 80: fine cal-kin sewcd Boots, $3.50: Con
grcss Boots best quality French patont leather e33;
English kid, S3.7j; buc6skin, $50 lasting 81
Catskn S32J; patent leather pumps, So calls Kin do.
81 calf-kn Oxford Ties, 81 25 They are all made
to order and warranted to wear we'll.
Terms, cash ON delivery; one price and no abate-
ment. ap 10
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COMMERCIAL COL
ID

II IEfE.
FOUNDED l2J2-CHARTERED 1854.
Located corner of Baltimore aud Charles streets.
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is in the most prosperous and
Furnishing condition. Twice during the last two
years has il been necessary TO obtain larger apart
ments for the accommodation OF the increasing mum
her Of students, representing nearly every State in
the Union.
Theadvantag cs and facilities here orded to young
men, desiring to qualify themsevrs properly for the
various dutieo Of the Counting Room or 10 obtain
ThorOu1h Py1CtiHt! Business EducGtiOR generally
uLsur passed in any particular by any similar e5
Establishment in the United States.
FACULTY.
F K. LOSIER, PRINCIPAL
Lecturer On the Science of Accounts, Commerce Bu-
sinesS, Customs, &c.
! NJ Y II LII PS
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Book Keep
ing. and Commercial Calculations.
ii. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. G.. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penmanship.
). r. WILLIAMS. ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. +. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon John 7. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM II. keightr, Esq
Jacob Trust, E-q., Nm. knabe, Esq.
rag A1arga and beautifully Ornamented Circular,
the exterior and interior view at the College various
characteristic Designs, PcnmalIahip, &c sent by
mail, free Qt CbdTge accompanied with Catalogue
7'''''7 wa ',' t. X. LosIER,
je 23-d&c3m Baltimore, Nd.
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rsgl CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

S97Sfsf-- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coash
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, (l3th and 18th street4l near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CIIARI0fEES
BAROUCH ES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
SULklES, all ofhis own make, Of the best materials
good work ofhe kind be in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask cali from those in OF any
article in the Carriage line, l am determined to
make To order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold, that is new warranted.
10 I3-Hn AICAJAH MANGUM
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E'0R SALE.-A Coal and Wood Yard
with large Stable, on 9th street and the Canal
near the ArmOry.
leA-2aWts J.F kEESER
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xrrs.s DAILY LINE BETWEEN

IT. DAILY LINE BETWEEN
-s2sRiCIM0ND, OLD POINT, PORTS
MOUTH AND NoRf0Lk--Ths Cleaners GLES
COVE and CURTIS PECK now IN rrst rate order
will, on and after MONDAY next, 18th inst CO.'S,
menoe ami continue daily line between the above
places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. J. o. Davis will lsa,. the
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning az I-R
o'clock precisely; aud this CURTIS PICK Captala
Samuel Barney, will leave the wharf vt Norfolk On
the same morning and at the ssne hour, and Goa
tnus 70 run every day SUNDAY excepted and touch
at ali the regular landings on the rysE soteg and
turning
Passage TO Old Point. Portsmouth and Norfolk ~ NJ
Forward passage, %
Meals ~ cts. each r. o. HAsKINA
Freights taken az nsual hat tbs frsishE On ~
goods intended " be put % a. any Of the tsdass 90
ths river must 10 paid whom the articles sssg 70
the Boat and are not respassble for any areels
after il IA pat the wharf 10 Which Il = directed.
js3 X. y, HAskIss
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COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK ST

TOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUt AND CHALYBEATE SPRISGS-This
Watering Place ia now open for the reception of vsi-
Iiroiaid and 1SJtHSssr RdIroad, about hair = mtie
lren. BOItsacks Detot, Roanoke, IA. at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always be found waiting the
arrival OF the cars to convey visitors to tho SPRING.
Important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur-stronger holder and a
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last seasOn-
so that the variety and vaue OF tho mineral waters
afforded at the place, are unequaIlcd by any
other place now known to tho public. The similarity
OF the White sulphur to the Justly and Eir-Gmed
Gr,'Rtrrr Whi> NaiphuF, in striking IN to 10 At
once recognized 10y all who have used both Of the
waters
The-e Whitean Black Sulphur waters ha We effect
ed numerous cures
1hs Whit Sulphur, aggravated cases of dyspepsia
serious affections oil the liver. kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially diseases OF tho ner-
system and those Diseases pee uar to PEN hLHs
TS Blaze. SHphtr all kinds Of diseases OF the rkin
aggravated OF letter and other eruptons of the
skin-on great NUMBER and Of long Standing SOW
enty having been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found in
the mountains of Virginia, aud the table and atten-
dance OF the most satisfactory ChHracter-ss TO all
which beg to refer to the large number OF persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys and a fine Band Of
Music, will be- found at the slCc and every effort i
every way will constantly be made to afford comfort
and amusement to visitors.
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r.. rzzEssss:sssi::5s=zzsz1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
AZ sstes-.sfE.x COMPASY, l34 Main st.. having
rr-umed their Steamship Express ~ and fron1 Nss.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond By Steamers Janes-
town and Roanoke, which l,ave Now York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence By railroad 10
Weldon, VI uIningtun, Lynchburg Salem wythsvulo
aud til" principal places in Virgins and North Caro-
lima are nov prepared to forward, with great d.
patch, and at reduced rates every Kind Of Msrchs
disc, Valuable Parcels. Jewplry &c, to the shoy.
named ctlc- and all places Oh the s-aboard.
Our Express Oh the Steamships will be csmpa aied
BY special Mescs sers, who will give their personal
attention 10 the careful handling Of goods entrusted
IL tho ADAMS EXPRESS COG Stetmship nj nTre~
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points u Virginia and North Carolina will be sent ky
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
=. j. l.. hACDONOU0U
Agent a Adams Express Co
EE SPECIAL N0rlCb.-EIpr.ss psekassa for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in IN
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipaleat BY
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will herelftss
be received BY the ADAMS hXPRRSS COMPANY
ShoRrs tho authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Stsanshiv
Company. LUDLAM PLRASANTs Agents
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DICHM0ND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-,
FACTORY-No 22J Main street, between SIN ana
9TH west sde-The subscriber has for sale so tsrates
i,;,J. snJ i daily manufacturing Crates to order,
whole.ale and retail at Northern prices. GrateS,
Bells &c neatly packed and forwarded 10 any part OF
he state Also Bells and Brass Castings made IL
order and all kinds Of repairing done at tho shortest
notice. r,,., u yu,~ooN
NH Iq--Gm SAm Il u DENpON'
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DUBLlC SALE OF LAYD-T6o s1h

puBLlC SALE OF LAND.-The sub
scribt " IL offer for SALE at Stafford Court Uous,
on MONDAY, the 10th day Of August next, Chat be-
ing court day the farm which he resides former
~ occupied BY William Moncure decd and known
as Windsor Forrest lying in the county Of Statt,rj
about miles from the Court House Of said county
ana Is miles from fredericksburg containing 3glb
acres oi lana, about 40 acres Of which ara ciea rcd
the balance IN oak, pine, cedar, &c. the whole we'll
"atered anu The location as .hralthy as any in Viz
ceed well, while plaster and guano can he ns1 ,nro
httUly. me Improvements consist of a large and
convenient D"elling-iiouse, in good repair. and
other necessary out-houses. -
Persons disposed TO purchase are respectfully So
eited to call on the subscriber and view the prem
scS, or consult with Mr. John T. Tackett of Freder-
icksburg, who will give such information as mayfb.
desired. private sale would be preferred Al
dress JEFFERSON SPINDLE
Garrisonyille p. o., Stafford CO. Va
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PIANOS. &c.

EUNNS Il CLARK'S PA
lkE sxs=--l54 NOS. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
III Vn0 p. H. TAYLOR has Just opened
from the popular manufactory of Messrs NuSss 4
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to tho entire satisfaction Of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos Of o. octayes
together with several excellent second hand instru,
ments, which will be sold at unusually how prices
MkLODEoSs. Of Pelaubets make, to be obtained
ut this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF a variety Of patterns
The most extensive assortment VI music and Mn
steal Instruments in the State. p. H. TAYLOR
je 2Jts Piano and Music Stsre tSoyernor street.
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NEW tUTLERf l.
~ The undersigned hegs leave To inform his friends
and the public generally that he has taken the store
on Governor. between Main and Franklin streets i3r
the purpose of keeping full assortnent ct NJ
CAL and DENTAL 1NSTKU 3lENTS, TIKI SSES
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