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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,

kHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
All plants guaraute % order Orders from distance
punctualy attended ~ and delivered 10 auy usrt OF tbe
city FREE - charra r1-ra-5-.
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CAHDl
MANUFACTORY.

n KELLY W0ald respectfuly trform nls friends DC
-. the publc renersily tdat he manufsc;ur-s daily
~ hla stand dne and large Assorme1t Of rverythiug
~ "a line hich he VIII se IS oW they can Be bought
ayvhars elss aad warranted % sVe senerAf saf,sfac
s-E-h ~ D. KELLT'a
asSs-iys Ne. G EsssrSs Boz, Msu5kiE, rsa.
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Master OF Trans spqrtationf halttmore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop af
~ point and resume their seats a. pleasure may be
urchszad AZ The Company's Oaoe. No. rs, Jeferson
treet Doors East Of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
iune25-iy WM. MORIN, Agent.
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. JOIN ". HAWrHORNE Is eand date cor reelection
% the once Of Constable for the Fourteenfh CTu Dis
trct OF shelby County, Tenn At the oonng eiecton
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WE are authorised and requested 70 announce
H8LLENBsCK as . eandiiate r1r the odice Of Constab
IN TIE Fifth Civil District at TIE ensu ns harsh sle
ton ootl4-te-
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DIE. y. HoLmEs. Jr.
ITIEs nO0EIE.

4 -ToENFY a. I.Asr. Nsnphis Tenn- Reisrences:
n N.sgrs Ward 4 Jonez. Phillips 4 white, Lamb,
Tounr & Co MccIanzhsr Trousdsie = Dill Milton
Pufnsra1 Eflss Osen $50 \ n AFeTy Es4 Mems ais-
rtree,s szs dos % the GzyosO ssrirss Institution
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ZOE CONsT ARLE.

VIZ are autharE-i u snnJanoe A. @. BETTIS ESQ,
a. candidate for Constable ne 5th Civil District Of
She BY count Elrctiou the rst Saturday March.
ianlts
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TE are authorized 10 announce THOMAS Z. HILLS
cEni ate or M once Of County rruslee of Shelby
nty AZ THE ensrins March slectiOn- sep22- te
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B0EE5nsOTe GEllGT ohio


II n i IL II " n ~
rIIHIs Roaz runs frum Wheeling to Baltimore. OH
milesl and 20 Eashngton- (foo miles, and presents
the fullest sivantag-s both as freight and passenger
ne IL runs throuEh Ed and romantic rexions Of the
Ai-ghenies and oeing sody oolstrueted, completely
trsetVe and safest Railroads In the United States Ths
Crntral Ohio RGlroad, from Columbus znd zanesvieti
Wheslng untes this r0ad with Al portions q the Wes
zld Southwest
rHE osLY rnRousH EIczE1s FRos MEMPHIS.
LOUIsVILLE and ST. LoUEs 70 the hATIOHAL Me-
TROPOLIs ars sold By this road which rams direct e
Washngton without the delay o. passing through Bat
more It is also the only linz By which bsEEags can 5.
chscked 70 WashingtOn from the Obio river.
EP-By the MAIL ROUTE from Aemphts, take ths mai
steamers, running daily for Louisville, osnnecting there
With NAL steamers Jedrsonviile RAroaf for Cinci-
na Where they arrive 70 connef with oarz o.
Litte Miami Rafruzd for Columbus. oonnect nx thers
vile, % wheeling - ne express train Of this routs
ne vine from Cncnnati 70 Baltimore and 10 WEshlngt0b
3 rs than - Aours-
Rzilroad Rsute.
Es-Psssenzsrs frun Memphis SONG East thrszEA S.
Louis, buy Through Tcksts By tbs BaltmoFe and Ohio
fndiauapois ETC., TO Wheeling, 0FeF the Ohio and
Mississippi and CONNECTING Road. These Connections
al direct, and the time from 81. Louis 70 Baltimore
o. Washngt0n ts but about y hours Through Tickets
b. tbis may Be had o. the Agnt under the Plan
ers Houss st TIE following rates; Fr0m 81. Louis 70
Baltimore s25; 70 WASHINGTON s28.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars Of
ne BaItmnre and Ohio Railroad which three times
daily Tor Baitim0rs washington, Phlladelpha and New
T0rk- ThrsBsh IN Is II hours, including st0ppszes.
For safety, speed regularity beauty Of he country and
general comfort this read ls second % Union
F FRElGHrS. - Ehis company possesses the iarEesf
equipment Of any Railroad IN th- United States and ls
Prepared 70 do an Immense business In ransportaton
The uad makes immediate connection AZ the wharves and
b % Baltimore with the Railroad Phade-
phia and New York steamers - Ericsson End BALTI7
MoRE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea 10 Nv
YORK By Merchants and Miners Line Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, sc. FJr
pSrtcusrs see sisht tarh opies Of wheh nay be had
% the FurWsrdmg Houses IN the west o. J. B. FsRD
Receiving aud Forw Ertins AgeRt q Wheeling.
WM s. WOODSIDE,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS. al0VinE the holders 70 stop 81
sRy point and their seats at pleasure may be
purch.sad AZ the Companys once. No. rs, Jenerson
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
I fuue15-fv WM NORM. Aren't
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Transportation.
For BIC Hatchie Isirer.

TWiH make Regular Weekly Tips
JOAN or tRC-............-Jso. DEkRiS0. zasisr.
UNHIs nne steamer vii snate regular Frak Il
L trips between Memphls and Bolivar, ss.s-rfi
c0mmencing on The drst fise a the river : I.
And eoutinninE throughout the ssasqn-
Por freight sr passass, Eppiv On bard Or %
Wv. HODGE b CO., Agents,
sr-adavtf IS Trorf u1T
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

WE are EuthoriEed 70 announse WILLIAM q. la
CASTER, Of FisheTvie, q caRdidata for C0ul
Trustee o. shelby county the ensuing March eiect
ocfI6-dswts
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u 50 . p . s70a 500 IS Osss so 5oii2 81
Us % % g 25 90 80 90 20 % 50 90 q % IS OO2s %
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Mlartb GItrtion.

For Register, TipfOn County.
We are auth0riz.d 10 announcs ISAAC ". TURHAGE
candats for Register Upton county a. the ensuing
kLrch election ian22-dawtas
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NOTICE.

MS J. n sLEDGE has returned from New York,
" after - senoe Of nine months and has Effected
some as st011dnz cures in that ely He has taken
ono ATM - M31ros street, betEeeR NAN and second
streets vii the pfs1tice uf Medicine where
he has saehfs eeebrztsi Conp5 ands. calls at
tened a. night be intends boating perEa
nsaF Asuphis. ani from the great success he has
bad il TIE treat en ef ths varols a eases, be thinks
he sh3ui have liberal patr5nsg from the oitiz-ns Of
Nau1hfs faus-c1v
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VS. a-e suth1riE d 10 announce WILLIS L GREEN
ga of rpton a. caniidate for Att0rn-y Gensral Of
ths JufIiai District Of Teunes see. Election
q. ~. arar garurfrw IN ADrf1 fanl0
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We lrLhortTcd 20 anaouncH EAANCio nAlnh -
csnldais or g unty Trustee q Shelby eounty At ~
snsuing March eircicn- oct5I-ie-
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DIRECT ROUTE 10
eAOl.fRP9,aR FPH.nG.

NIAGEs leave Gaines' LsndiuE tMIssI-Hiual rirarl
- Daivi a. A. passing thr0rrh the frrr-EI-E x
city Of Camden 90 WashlnEalu, AK Tlroglh il 81
hours. BELDLNG 3 STONE t--rt-
sHu7-fffv Es--a.r f-rs.-r
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We are authorised 70 announce ". Il BRIDGEs as
o.ndstc for Coustahle Of NE sta Ciyn Dhtrct Ees-
tton IN March next. octt
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HONRaPk kTHIC PHYSICIAN ANB SURGEON,
III wsa-s % inform fhe q Asuphts ana tts VI
clntv that Be has looafsd hissf 81 ne southeast
csrnsr o. Usion and Sesond streets.
0rs h0ua nnii o cioct In The DorntDg Bet tNeen y
and a. noln asd b-tEeens sad In the eFeaing-
REFREHC Es--Judee Shsrkeei Gov Brown Of Aiss-i
Neiss HitcasI Esa % Chsrieston, s. G Drs- He-ins
4 Efnpe of PhiiA cphi1 and Dr. Casp4r q LouisFiie
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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
TNHR undersigned respectfully announces 70 the citi
i rens ~ Memphis and surrounding country that he
prepared 70 draw plans aid speCidcstons q buiags
every description estimate the cost snd superund
theerec8n % character u building draw contrasts
between tke parties, a., &c
he WI also attend 10 the surcmeut Of brickworki
pissfsrng excavations OF enhankments. &c., % the
planning snd construction o. bridges surveying of lots
in any part o. the sity or adjoining country.
q Once in Bank Alley, over the oGoe u Jusge Hlls
sonih Of Madison street v. CRANE.
sepz7-sm Architeet and Civi Engineer.
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QED SWEET SPRINGS.

IL ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE SPRINGS are situated 80 miles from the
Western terminus at Oakland, OF the Central Rail
road, from which there is ample Stage accommoda-
tion for all passengers wishing TO visit this place:
Also 10 miles East from the Greenbrier While sui
phur. one mile from the Old Sweet Springs, apd As
miles West nom Bonsack's and Salem on the Virgil
nia and Tennessee Railroad, from which place there
4 FULL SUPPLY OF STAGES TO CONVEY PAS
SENGERS
The Waters are Chalvbeate, differing In their ga
seous and saline ingredients vary lug in their tenn
perature from 70 10 90 degrees Farenheit, forming
two ladies' and one gentleiaan's
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most eXhiira ing and delightful Baths in the
United States. There Is also another Bath aud
Spring The Hotel. precisely similar in tempera-
giving vsiters t, this placet advantage Of the Wa
ters of both places The Waters are
TONIC, ALTER ATYvE, AND APERIENT
suited of extreme Debility. DarrhOea of the
most obstinate character also. Rheumatism, Cutane
nus Aztec tions and Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
ilyer. Spleen &c (Refer to the various authors on
the Mineral Springs of Virginia for the anal
There are on the promises
READING ROOM
furnished with q variety Of NJ wspapers, from all
'" Also is D. Billiard ROOMS. TEN PIN ALLEYS.
ann other amusemeDts
The services of WINTERS BAND OF MUSIC.
of BA tin ore, have been secured
The Proprietor having the satisfaction To know
hat he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visit
ors, aud to sustain the high reputation OF the Red
sweet has induced him to extend bis accommodations,
attering himself that his future l8bOrs will insure
full portion of the public patronage.
There ia post office at this place, and daily mails
each way. G. BIAS.
Red Sweet springsJu LIST 1885 jy l0-2m
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A ufrris,p sALns
FUTBEE DAYS
BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ RLE RsAL ESTATE IN SYDNEY, AND
BLAVk. AND PERSONAL ESTATE As Commits
si0rets Appointed b. decree OF the Circuif Ccur,
q Henrice. pronounced On the sth Of Mar. lass in
We shall pr coed TO sell ut public auction, On the
premises on FRIDAY the 18th Of August. 1873. at 8
O'Clock, IL fair, IL not. he next fair day. the
rial estate and parsonal property referred to In the
Dill Of the plaintiff, consisting Of valuable two
acre LOT. in che town Of Sydney, on the No tn side
OF the plank road. with brick House thereon for
merry owned and occupied by Anton Trabert. Ais,
LIT In the rear. fronting 81 feet the south side
q Elm wood street. runnipg back lso feet on Lo-
eardy street TO an alley 20 feet wide. Also. LOT
fronting % feet ON the West line of Plumb street.
running back 70 feet. and BOMBED the S u,h b.
said alley. Also one NERO NAN named Jerry
Tompkin. Cart. Une Horss Wagon Cows. and
all the Farming Implements and Crops on vaid pro-
perry. -
TEsMs-For the personal property, cash; for the
real state, cash. balance at sig and twelve
months, FIR negotiable stes interest added and IL
directed by the Court
VIM w CRUMP
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By 3. B Cool g Co.

HORSES. MULES, 40, At AUCTION.
!. - WewilI sell. ON SATURDAY. the a4sn inst -
~ oeick II the largo lot. near the central Rail.
= "a Depot. seve 81 Harness aud Saddle Horsss,
youas Mules, we'll broke. psrfsctiy svund ard ssa-
order; ene Buggy, nearly new, 20
y b VsDk COOK, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL
WI be added 70 the above sale. 70 CO. ana
AN AN Inc Cow Il young. perfectly sensls and .
hn y, m sn kBC 4 co,
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Sale conducted by GoppIN AppFRsos, Aucts.
Jy "a
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

- IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to q decres of the
Circnit Court of HeDrico. pronounced ia the cae of
,Detrick. &c va: ct Glars adm'x and Others |" we
shall sell at pubic auction, t. the hishest bidder
on MONDAY. the I'd day of August, (if fair If not
on the fret fair day thereafter tract of land 10
Henricn. the property of the late Jos. W. st Clair
containing by recent survey about one hundred and
sixty-two sores lying on the road leading to Deep
Run Church. about tive miles from the eaid Church
and adjoining the lands of temple Reed. q. G.
Brown and others. The said land will be sold sub.
Jet TO the dover of the widow of said st Clair
which has been assigned to Der in said sui the Dor.
ton so assigned being 3ll acres. Including the
buildings. The purchaser will acquire b, the sale
the immediate possession OF the ta othirds contain
ing about 1870 acres, and the reversion the death
If the widow in the part assigned to her
The sale will take place ~ Henrico County Court
House, at IL O'Clock, and will upon the follow
terms, to wit: One third cash, aud the reaidu- in
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser giving
bonds with good security for the credit payments
ard the tile will be retained till all the purchase
money j. paid and conveyance directed By the
court We believe the title 70 the above property
to be perfectly good; but artins Commissioner
We shall sell only with special warranty.
JOHN g. WILLIAMS
J. B YOUNG, eom III.
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BY Goddin . Apperson
SALE or REAL ESTATE,

-, UN LEIGH AND MARSHALL SrREETN AMI
hoUsEhuLD FUnNtTURk, AT AUCTION IA
uee a. ttarough their Grus EEL shall seiI at rub
asls o e.,on, on the premises. 90 SATURDAY Ins
the Lot with the brick renrmsut thereon ~
cehtly occ sped by Tho d.cedent On the north sids
81 Leigh street, near o Brook avenue fputinr VI
ogs, nnieg park 10 feet u an al or also mar.
&c, oI Household furni ure After whjuk viii s.
soa beautiful lot on tie north side II Msrshsl h
street, in Bul ock 3 HAsris's Aoiietoo h,e--r
smith and henfy ssre.is frontns about q fset nm
nng back l46 feet 70 an alley '' 80"
IEKMs: Que fourth cash, balance 1t !. 6 and o
months, for negotiable notes, interest aaided AID
ute retained till last note be paid. ~''-
~ 10 9uDDlN 3 APrERBON. Aucts
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jy 4-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

As trustee in certain deed Of trust from William
Goigln, dated 18th ApIii. 1887, duty recorded in
benrIco County Court. sh al ia execution thereof
proceed to sell at puhlic aucion on tue premises
On sAIUkDAf the 18th Of August. 1855. ats oclk,
NJ me hea1 Estate and Slaves convey ed by the
SAL deed. viz: An un0iside one fifth part of the
lot. with the brick dive ling thereon fronting 2i0
ieet on the soush side Of Nicholson street running
back l66 eet to Denny's line aud now in the occn.
pancy o. said .,olgin. Also, all the raid Colgin's
right. title and interest In the slaves conveyed to
foot BY deed of the 2Ist ber 1850 Of record in
Henrico County Geu.t
TERMS Cash. The title. believed to be good. but
me trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. JOHN W ATKINSON
Trustee
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~ Fan AWAY from the subscribers about
~ three weeks since. NEGRO MAN, named
- James smith He isa mustto about feet
tuches high. between % and Is years of agf:
a..t peloags to Tim oeriake's estate. He has been
working tor several years in Mr. Joseph q Diel's fac
tors and last year IN Mr. VIM BArrett's factory
Mhen last heard from he was in Richmond at Or
RichaFi nVndleY's. and has wife at Mr. Win
stnn's over the store Of Grubbs Appersou aud n
brother who is porter in ths store of Rag and a
Bro We will give reward Of twenty dolisrs for
him if lodged in sil in Richmond or delivered 10 us
nj this place DR. 4 n w HARRIS
IS io--ima62tcws Fre1erick's Hall Depot
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- ARTIFICIAL TEETH

cn THE CHEOPLAsTlO PROCESS.
Y" JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
iaS entirely satisfied Of its absolute superiority
over tbs gold silver or platina method, can with
confidence commend it TO all who may desire full
or nsfta' sets OF Teeth-and especially to such rs
may be dissatisfied with those they are now using
this process. ali 0f the objections to the goid
plate are reuoved-the suction being perfect,
cures comfort and stability 10 the ft-and the teeth
beag led in the metal the food ia excluded
frs 1ndnr or between them the are therefore
Stranger CLEANER sm' Their and in every respect bel;
ter.
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the month and the suction thereby secured
he insert one or more teeth aottout cIasps-snd
in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fiji
nocharRe
This method having been adopted and commended
By those standing highest in she protest. H. North
aud south testimonials will be given and specimens
exhibited To any who may desire to them, The
old plates of those wishing 10 exchange the old me-
thllf'r the new will be taken in part pay. Office
0p;rsite Goriuthan Hall
'ffice hours from to ga from 81 to 6.
Je Ism
AA- Whig, Enquirer and South insert 5 months
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RUNAwAYs.

II So RhHAaD Ran away, on
.erA q" 2st day Of November. 1857. my negro
%S5~ s"maD kocsena She IL Of medium size
-z1S1H isvk complexion, aud has a mark on enc
ey t3inS ON the iefs; generally timid: a burned
ey NY which she can easily te detected as the ska
Areand tue eye Is very much drawn. She has been
seoa tea days Ia Richmond. aud passing rs free
NO naa. suspect her TO have forged pass aud i,
W. Riac ia me of the tobacco factories in Rich
IA al or Manchester. l will give thu above reward
fef her delivery 20 me, in Petersburg for any in.
10 'raft2n So thati can get her again
a. i2-dSwIN,s JAMES CJJTrFR
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HORSES FOR SAILS AT ACTION.
- Win be sold on SATURDAY morninv aAsh
INST at eociock, At the House Auction lot 8. - shs
central depot. . number OF -sdal~ and Hsrnsss
notses. THOS W KEkSHk
~ - rn. AuctioneeF
Will be added to MY sale this morning = verv A..
Harness Horse. sufkey and Hsrneas
IVA THuS w kERSRR Auos
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IN Absconded from the neighborhood Of Rich
80 mond, on the 18th OF July. brown skin wo-
-S~ uan named NORA. She il tall and good
leosiag. with srather square, full face, abort TWEEN
ty-threS years old. Her neck is eDlsI ged where 1t
J"ias the bass, like goter. Has cup marks; those
on Eer chest are large AMI plain She Was raised
By 3rs JUICE Wilson, Of Lynchburg. where she
has numerous relations. aso in hichmond. The
sb"v reward will be paid ON her delivery to H. n
TEN nleman, at his office. in Richmond
lylS-Ifs JAMES SHEPPARD
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BY A. d. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

t'kUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. ON 5TH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. AT AUcrION.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust executed to the subscriber by Joseph
K Weisiger, trustee, &C., dated 81 December, 1886
AMI recorded in the Clerks 0fics of Richmond
Hastings Court beng thereto requested Sill SELL
on MONDAY, the 9Th day of August at 5 O'Clock,
NJ, f fair. if not. the next fair day thereafter)
upon the premises. the property by said deed con-
yeyed, to wit: q certain lot OF ground with the
buildings thereon. situated the east side of 5th
sieet, fronting thereon 80 feet, and running BAGS
IaD feet to alley ten feet wide il being the
property conveyed by Lirseton Real TO Joseph b
Weisiger, trustee, and Is now in the occupancy Of
Mr. q Mel doe.
TERMs-snfficient In cash TO defray the expenses
attending the SALE and To pay oH three bonds tone
for the sum Of S254 aud two for 1896 each amount
ing to 81 926 with interest thereon from is
Oc.r, 1856: credit until ist Oct 1853 upon snf
fcient to m-es bond for 1886 then 70 fall due, with
in.re-t thereon from lst october, 1856. and the
mainder of the purchase money 70 BE- paid % such
tine or times wilt be announced a. the sale The
title is believed ~ be undoubsed, but seeing rs
trustee, shall convey ~i,h special warranty only.
R0BEhf HOWARD, Trustee
Sale conducted by A WILLIAMS. Auct 20
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BY Alex. Notl, Auo. :.
C,URNrTURE. DRY aooDa onnc,

kIES. Ac.-wi,i b sald af auction. o. 0ATuR.
DAf, the 2sth day Of July, as ~ oslo q q n
store, corner VI Main aud l3sh ssruse1 esessai -.
sortmsnt OF new AID seccud bard " Htsufs.
D.f uvODs-Lf6erai iav tcss Of Dry 0ecds.
HRuCskl ES-Nhiskey. y fac Bsaady. So,
Wrspping Paper, Window 6Inss q lassvsft Crnrff.
err. &C Ajax NtfTf 40
ADDITIONAL-Wili b added the ab,ys ~.
20 kegs Cut and Wrought mai .; 20.MW Cirsss.
y13 ALkX MOTT Aucf
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REMOVAL.-SIM PSON &

BAGNALL beg leave to inform their pa-
irons and the public generally, that they
will remove on the LIST of July next to their
ssw STEAM CRAcKER BAKERY. on 18th street. Ia lew
doors below Maiu) where they have greatly increas
ed their facilities FOR supplying their hitherto
dem Al is for BREAD CAKES, CRACKERS PIES. &c
Thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
on them hereteforethey hope to merit continuance
OF the same at their new place
SIMPSON & BA8NALL
N. 3 Orders for BREAD, CRACK aRS, etc will
b. received at their Bakery 18th street or their
Old store No l. on Moin street. Cafes, Crackers DC
carefully packed in quantities to suit customers
IL r.
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RICHMOND. Va, LIST July. lS5

The subscriber has taken the new and commodi-
GUS store Broad street, near eth, sd oinius the
late sire of Dabney Cooke and the rdeTicks-
burg Depot, and opposite the hirSmond Theatre,
where he will continue the GROCisNY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS on his own account. He re-
turns bis thanks to his friends ard the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late con
Germ Of Dabnry Cooke, (of which he was a men,
ber and resp ctfully solicits continuance of their
patronage while conducting business ON his &C
count His store will be opened on Tuesday. the
9th inst ISAAC N COCKE.
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