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Y j. g. STEPHENS,
No. 30 Pa. ave. under Browns Hotel,
ssstf Washington, d.
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THs WsAfHsH.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning Is made from the Morss
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation Is about Z O'Clock:
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II - 81 % qhlOkE d6Heo
.G,ENhhtk so tlftaE.N e---rf ~.
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= HUGHES FLOWER GARDEN, Nn
SereSth Street, IsiGsd. HSfk
WILLIAM HUGHES, Landscape Gardener s.d
Flonst DeEs 20 invite the public see his 90, &C.
ton OF ROSES, now in bloom; upwards of 4 200
hne pants, warranted on their own roots and true
70 name. ~
The proprietor recommends early fall planting.
from the middle Of October to the middle of Novem,
ber but must be protected BY cedar branches, d :
pnrlors or private greenhouses.
Bouquets made to order, and cut Flowers CON-
stdntly hand, at mod erate charSes a "a soS-
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HIeut brooks, alluded to in the above, is the
inventor of the famous apparatus for making
dsep-sea soundings. He has already estabs
lished for himself al enviable reputation, by
his profound scientific Investigations, and is
now about engaging, under the auspices of the
Navy Department, in an undertaking which
will no doubt be so terminated as to reflect
great credit both upon himself and his country.
II is nothing less than . practica, survey and
the making of charts Of all the routes between
the Pacific coast Of the United States and
Asia. The various islands, shoals, currents.
&C., will be included in bis observations.
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- NOTICE.
SAMUEL p. HOOVER has just received. and
is stIll receiving, a general assortment of>fe~
Ladies'. Gentlemen's, Misses, Bots, ii
Iouths', and ChIdren's Boots and Shoes III
CATERS, double soles, quilted, Congress- -
dutton and laced, of all colOrs Boots and Euskiu an
slippers, Tes, high and low quart cred morocco and
leather; Mems patent leather French Pumps,
sfIohed quilted double, and fanoy soies; Congress
and Oxford sOies Boots and Shoes, made 10 INV
nrer, by the most celebrated manufacturers I'm the
United States.
so, the largest stock of Sole leather, Steel
Iron, and Wood frame Trunks, Bonnet Box ca,
Nallses, and Leather Vslola Bags which am de !,
rmined to sell very low-mueh cheaper than can
he purchased In any other essbhshment in tbs city
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk STORE.
seB w Pa. ave., bet eth and 10th SITS
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES,
" Rare Opportunity for Bnrgaiss
cry. No. l04 Duane Erect. for the exclusive pur-
pose q manufacturing put own stock In future, we
have determined to sell Of for the next six veeks
our present stock Of Ready Made Clothing now IN
store. at greatly reduced prices, for cish only TO
make room for an entire new stock.
we therefore shall offer Inducements TO cash mr.
ohasers newer witnessed in this city. Our object ia
TO now sell AMI to ask an earv call, that purcha SER
may have the beneht Of mai ing their from
one OF the largest and most fashionable stocks OF
Ready Made Clothing to he found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
so Penusylvapla avenue,
sc @tf between 9TH aud 10th streets
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TUNER.

THALBER6'S TUNER. .FI7--7 :
AZ cay ysshf methcd Of Tsnias. 81
49, n. 81 BIN nasinG tuned the risnos used M
tne concerts, oy the great artlsts Thabere and ots
sIs, sha having PRACTICAL experlei OF fourteen
~. ia the arrest piano msnusattones IN New
e1s aremed On cieut guarantees Of he cArs-
I'LL OF Iu"er aud kepaIreT OF Pisuo focEes. %
y1neefs ieit 81 the Piano aaTsIsO-a " AR. kiof-
ne "a lm - -
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FIRST wARD DRY GOODS STORE.

GEO. J. JOHNSON q 90. Won d respectfully
Inform the t.zens Of the First Ward that they
onaba- DR. soo6s which SSsy intend 70 eel as
shsse 'nr onsapers than thsy, ern be bought else
enabled To buy on the most favorable terms
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FOR an instant at fsuit.s On the whole, shss
young lady is very remarkable actress, and
is destined soon to be known everywhere, as,
perhaps, the finest classic actress this country
has so far produced. She is said to be ma
tive Of Virginia, and was educated in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Lovers Of the histrionic art among rs who
fail to embrace the opportunity which her
short engagement here affords them of witness
ing her performance, will, in time to come, re-
gret 50 doing more than we can express.
The bill for tonight is m exceedingly at.
tractive one. The Lady Gay Spanker of Miss
Coombs the Grace Harkawsy of Mrs. Tayleure,
and the dazzle. Of Mr.. Dawson, will doubles.
give infinite satisfaction to charming house
Indeed, the entire cast for both pieces is ex.
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FOR MENDING BROKEN CHINA, TO-
ssT-St = 20 LAMMOND's,
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c. REWARD.-strsyed or sto en-, on Satu rday,
CC the 4tn OF September. young COW. GErA
OF o light red color. with white about her 8AxF
face, ht ad small, with small horns. She
vas IN good order and very gentle. she has been IN
he haNt offeedIng up the road, the late Al r.
FoxslPs place. Anv information that car be given
so that the owner can rbtaIn ner will receive the
above reward, by calling at idISS fHOMAS'S book
and fancy store, High ttreet, Georgetown.
sc 2-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-On Sunday night last. on the corner of
u Potomsc ano lst street, q ecrgetovn. q PAIR Of
GOLD EYEGLASSES, which the owner can
have by calling at the Store of John ]. BOGUE,
East Market space, q core etovn. proving property
and p1vinF for his advertisement II
c. kEWARD.-Strayed AVA. on SUn0ay s1ter-
o. noon. s6th instant. n light roam col gS.4u}
ored COW, with red neck, and hiss slit ~
UNI er each ear. The above reward wInWT
hs psid Tor her return to me, a. the n 81.
Tollgste.
seS-N CHARLES WATT.
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CHARLES WATT.

GS REwARD.-Strayed swa, fr"m Dorse,'s
o. Hotel, on the 18th 6ky of September. 1900
pale red and white COW, with both ears az
or'pped, under bat out, short horned, little
crumped. right horn little higher than the eft; Will
q kue dark red calf by her side. Jhe above reward
wall be paid to any person that will deliver said COW
seS7 ST" LEwISJ DONaHUE
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Senator Douglas
80, ii Mr.. Douglas elects, the public are in q
fair way Of getting an insight into his cohood
ling Of last winter with the Republican party
leaders Of Congress. But Mr.. Douglas will,
make no such election. The lifting of the veil
the withdrawal Of the virtual obligation Of
secrecy resting on the Republican party public
men VINO were parties TO the consultations in
question: would doubtless make quick work Of
the aspirations Of Mr.. Douglas for a re.slec.
ton. 80 Mr.. Brown and Mr. Blair NAV call
until doomsday for virtual permission to ..speak
out in meetin''' .'..,.
TIE DEBUrANrE.-Miss Jane Coombs. who
is now playing at the Washington Theatre IL
decidedly the most talented debutants and IF.
fective actress that has commenced her career
in this country since Julia DeaR-whom she
resembles in many particulars; her figure and
face are cast in the same mould, and are equally
attractive her conceptions are not surpassed
oy those of Julia Dean, while her readings are
more critically correct-indeed, more faultless,
.10ePt IN enunciating very rapid passages,
'nAn .noss OF any other actress who has ap-
pe'u 0eiore Washington audience for years
nsi style ia dignifed and refined. and
'Aefe'ofs N, capital taste with her graceful
movements upon The stage She tears no pas.
SIGN to tatters; yet readers all with a fuline..
OF expression redolent with the FIRE Of trne o..
MUS, and depth Of sentiment atmo,t ;nro =.
prehensible in one of her youth She d.,.,v.,
ansanted commsndation, too, for the p.rt;cu.
iarity OF her attention to the details Of s.,h.
's"psss OF the stage, ip Which she Is never
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NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE

The undersigned has just returned from the great
trade sales in New York and Philadelphia with 4
large and varied assortment Of European and Amer
lean publications. bought very low, and will De sold
cheaper than any other house IN Washington Also.
ocmplete assortment of ClaesIcal and Common
SCHOOL BOOKS, and WrltlnG Paper, Pens, Ink.
FANCY GOODS, Table and Desk Ornaments.
TO-, DO. Juvenile Picture Boots of all FORTS
6sat variety of Standard and other GERMAN
Printed and Blank Books Bound and Ruled to or
DEL. N the best mannsr. at redu oed prices.
HI All the latest Periodicals and Nevspspers
Henry whNBoRG,
Cheap Book and Stationery Store,
No. IN south side Penn. avenue,
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AFfLE-Gentlemen hsvIug chances IN TIE
IL Marble Parior Clock at LLOYD's National
HesttnraSt. are requested 70 attend on Thursday
the 70 III will positively take place. &c % ST.
QEMNANT OF THE EDITION OF THE
IL Blne Boz X for United States Governmen Reg
ster giving the names, "a airy, and locs every
States; price $3.50. few copies of the laie ed
ton for sale BY TAYLOR MAURY,sI
seB Booksellers. near 9th street
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srN ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

%IIl1r 1HE CH EUPLASTiC PRtCESS.
G ". JONES Dentist, having purchased the
right for the above mode of making Teeth, AMI be
ink entirely satisfied of its absolute superiority
over tn gold silver platina method, can with
confidence commend it to all who may desire full
or partis sets Of Teeth-aud especially 10 such as
may be dissatisfied with those thew are nowusipg
IA this pr, cess all Of the objections to he GOLD
pate are renioved-the suction being perfect, Sc
cures comfort and stability to the ftand the teeth
being embedded in the metal, the food is excluded
from under ar between the'o. they are Therefore
stronger, cleaner smo lther and in every respect bet
ter.
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate 10 the month and the suction thereby secured
he can insert one more teeth without claspsand
in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory lit
pcharye.
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest in the profession, North
AMI Sonth testimonials Will be given aud specimens
exhibited 10 any who may desire to see them The
oti plates OF those wishing exchange the old mr.
thod ar the new. will be taken in part pay. Office
opposite gorinthian Hall
Office hours from to "a from 3a toe.
Je lS-3m
Enuuircr nd tb,
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so REwAkD.-Ran away. on

IA the 2ist day of November. 1851 mr. negro
~ somaa Rocscna She IL of M sdinm siz,.
60, dark complexion, and has a mark on one
eyes tank on the left; generally timid: burned
cyn by which she can easily be detected. the skin
aroaa3 the eye Is very much drawn. She has been
s"rU iew days in Richmond. and passing free
woman. ] susrect her 70 have a forged pass aud il
working in sime Of the tobacco factories in Rich
m ND or Manchester. | will give the above reward
ior her delivery 10 me, in Petersburg, for any in.
10 rmatan ~ thstI can get her again
~ y --,IkwlSis JAMES CUTLER
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~ rNENIl DULLAnS htMAnD

ARAN AWAY from the subscribers about
~ >fhrce weeks since, NEGRO MAN, NAMED
III. James smith He is muaito about 5 feet
0c ~ inches hiSh. between 25 and D years O. ags
Aad belongs 20 Undertakes estate file haa been
working for several years in Ir Joseph q DIETS fac
tory aud last year IN MIR VIM Barrett's factory
when last heard from he vas In Richmond at Hr
Richard Elundleys. and has wife at Mr. Win
s.0ns, over the store OF tirubbs Apperson and a
brother who ia Il porter in thu store of Rsg'and a
Bro. We will give reward Of twenty dolSrs for
linn If lodged in Jail in Richmond delivered 10 us
at this Place DB& w HARRIS
~ ia-imG62tcws Frederick's Hall Depot.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
R1ES AND CLOTHIN0.-wiii be cold q sao.
ton. At my store. commencing as 10 clock On
THURSDAY morning next the 12d inAt q IarHe lot
ef new and second hand fUkNITUHE
DRY GOODS. lilo hs, Csss mercs. Cassiuets, Nous.
ns, berages, Lawns ambrics. Calicoss, Dom estics
&C.
READY MADE CL0THING.-Linen Coats Mar
seiiles Vests. Nankin and Linen fanss =. 80
enOCkklEs-Wh hickey, 6in Brsndy. susar
Coffee, Bacon, Cheese. Vinegar, 6eep and .Cendlsai
1890 segars. ALkX MOTT
~ Glide Ius<
ADDITIONAL
One fierce French CHESNUTs.
jy 2t-tds ALEX MOTT. Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
l. ON LEIGH AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND
HOUSEHOLD FUhNITURE, Al AUCTION AT
the request vi the heirs OF the late W ,iam Satr.
decd, Through their Trustee) we sh AL sell at pub
lie sction, the premises. oG SATURDAY, the
2ith day Ut July, 1858. commencing at o'clock, p.
the Lot with the brick Tenement thereon. Gre
Gently pied by the dscedent) on the north side
feet, running back 100 feet 10 alley; also, par
Gel of Household Furni .ure. After which will be
sold 3 beautiful Lot on the north side sf Marsha |
street, in Bui'ock HARRIS Addition. between
Smith and Henry Streets rontin about2S feet,
ming back lag feet 70 an alley.
TERMS: Onefourth cash, balauce at 3. s and 3
mouths, for negotiable notes, interest added, aud
title retained till last note be paid
Jyi6 GuDutS APrERS0N, Aucts.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.

ALLEihANI Y, A.
THESE SPRINGS situated 80 miles from the
road. from which there is ample Stage accommoda-
ton for all passengers wishing 10 visit this place;
tlso Is miles East from the Greenbrier White III
plur. one mile from the Old Sweet Springs, and As
miles West fiom Bonsacks and Salem, on the Virgil
MA and Tennessee Railroad. from which place there
IS constantly
FULL supPLY OF STAGES TO CONVEY PAS
SENGERS
The Waters are Chal beate, differing in their ga
5eous and saline ingredients vary lug i'm the ir tenn
aeTntnre from Is to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, forming
Two ladies' anu one gentiensn's
RED SWEET BA THIS
the most exhilra ing and delightful Baths in the
United States. There is also another Bath aud
Spring near the Hotel precisely similar in te pera-
tuIe and effects the Old Sweet one mile from thi,
giving vsiters tt this place he ADVANTAGE of the Wa
sers of both places The Waters are
TONIC, ALTER 4TfPE, and APFRIENT
suited TO cases of extreme Debility DiarrhoeI of tho
Affections, and Chronic Diseases OF the stomach
LIVER Spleen &c. (kefer to the various authors on
the Mineral Springs of Virginia for the ANALYSIS
There are on the promises
RE1DLNG ROOM
furnished with a variety CT newspapers from al,
parts of the Union,
Also, BILLIARD ROOMS. TEN PIN ALLEYS,
ann other amusements
The services of WLNTEa'S BAND OF MUSIC
of ID Baltimore, have been secured
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know
that he has given heretofore to his visit
ors, aud to sustain the high reputation of the Red
sweet has induced hlm to extead his accommodations
aattering hiUs5lf that his future abors will insure
Z, full portion of the public patronage.
There is pest office at this place, and daily mails
each way e. BIAS.
Red Sweet Springs July LIST 1856 jy i0-2m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

EHA tbsc0nded from the neighborhond OF Rich.
A0mond. on the 5th OF July. a brown skin wo-
*. uian named NORA. She is tall aud good
loo. hS with srather square. full face abort TWEEN.
ty-thfr9 years old. Her neck is enIa ged where ft
JOINS Tie chest. Iiks goiter Ha, Gun MARKS: those
"u Der chest are large ant plain She was raised
7hrss Judge Wilson, of Ly nchburg, where she
las numerous relations, a. also in Richmond The
aios reward viii BE- paid on her delivery to ii. N.
Te'nhleinan, at his Office in Richmond
" lS-Je~ JANEs sIIEDpApn
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RI. gzw -xsnsmu DOM PEDRO IL
s1Isa Nss d sssssE RAILRnAn In npazII

NKeY In BRAZIL
The CO iirc for the constr NC lion % the second
SectiOu OF the BON re0ro IL Railroad OF Brazil wish
to employ FIFTY MEN, natives of the state If vir-
giOia or amy of the Southern states who may
terst.ld the management of negroes-or men moi
natives who may have resided in the South ami
have had the management of negroes public
u0rks-La 90 20 Brazil Managers or Foremen
They prefer peFienced in the construction of
pubIi1 works. bat they will employ young men who
may IA Il have had any experience in the coustruc
ton OF such Sorks. They will also employ peD.
Americans or foreigners. who can ga sfy them tina.
thsy Competent 10 take charge of the construc-
ton OF Tunnels or other works. aud know how to
manage white iab0rers The line OF the Railroad to
lie construct d will run up and through the Sierra
de Nor or North Vi untain. 40 mites from the city
Of Rio de Janero from which To tn foot of the
tain there is railroad 10 operation The climate
delightful; abJut the same rs In the county of
brernb1ier in this State. in simmer, but much mild
er ri winter-mercury in ihe thermometer never
r'-ins b. her tnan 81 degrees in summer and
ths Ing below IS in winter 1t is a. healthy as any
part 0f the wo Id.
Apply if by Ett r, at any time, to me in Rich
mon |; If IN person after the lst of August, at the
count pg room of Hugh W. Fry, Pearl street. Rich
mond Va
jy l9--Is ROB'T HARVEY.
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By Dunlop, Moncure & Co Aucts.

CARGO PORTO RICO SUGAR AND
~ MOLASSES A. AUCTION -0n FRIDAY, the
23d inst we will sell at our auction store, Common
cling alter tho sale OF a cargo of coffee BY Messrs
Crenshaw Fisher, the cargo OF the brig Montrcse
frem Arroyo Porto Rco, with
z53 hhds and 1870 bbls Porto Rico SUGAR., rang
ing from fair t strictly choice quality 3
Al hhds prime Port kIco MoLASsES
ALSO,
100 bbls M0LAs SE5 aud other articles tui.ed TO
the trade
Sale without regard to weather.
TERMs-Up er $ttti cash over 500, four months'
credir for approved negotiable paper.
jyl7 DUNLOP, HDNGUkr Il co ,Aucts.
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RICHMoyD. VA LIST July. ISIS.

The subscriber has taken the new and comnodi-
Gus store on Broad street. near 7th, ad dining the
late st re OF Da5rey Cooke and the Frtdericks-
burg ID. pot and opposite the Richmond Theatre,
where he will continue the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS on his own account. h re-
turns his thanks to his friends ard the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late con
ceru of pabney Cooke, (of which he was mem
ber) and resp ctfutly soicits continuance of their
PATRONAGE while conducting business on his own
count. His store will be opened on Tuesday. the
9th inst. ISAAC N COOKE.
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RUNAwAYs.
$40 REWARD-Ie.f.,, ', nv 60.

N Hanover county, last Friday. negro man
N aront n years old, who calls himself TOM
Il SNkAD lie is OF a dark color nieasant
c,un'ensnee when speaking; I Should suppose snn,e
teet tsches In height; mis- front teeth very much
deceyea purchased tina. the 9th of Nav lnsi
In kichaaoad. Of Mr NJ. Wilson, from near Warren.
toa; n q, l will give the above reward for his an
moad, or to have him returned TO SIR. Uundley =.
the farm. N!'" -
~ 2t--fwifs TIfaS vvna, 1,vr,,
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- IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY VA

NUN A.,
Are now open for the reception of visitor5.
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to render tiis heretof delightful
watering place of the most attractive and agi
able places of soourn 10 be found any where in the
Southern country These SPRINGS have been de-
Monsfrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
and are situated in the midst of the most BEAUTI-
Full SEE cry, and in climate the most
HEALTHFUL and SALUBRi0US. They are stu
ated within three miles of Shawsville on the Vii
ginia and Tennessee Railroad which trains Lass
daily, connecting with the great tborougnfares be-
ginning at Bangor Maine and terminating at New
Orleans Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Companies, North and South, whereof;
THROUGH TICKETS viii be issued to any point on the
Va. and -eln. Railroad, and q line of splendid
FOUR-HURSE COACHES
VIII be in readiness to .nspGrt visitors from Shaws
Springs.
TO invalids laboring under affections of the Sto-
mach and Towels. these waters are particularly
commended.
my 2S-damif CLAYTOR 4 LEE Pronrietnrs
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TuoS J wooLpRTpGE.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-

an A3scepded from our Mills In Manchester. a
~ Nesro Map named ANDERSON, hired from
Anderson Is about i've feet nine inches high black
nni about thirty years old, with slight htsitapcy
in answering when spoken TO. We will pay the
above reward FOR said siave delivered Al our Man
f6-lN DUNLOP. M0NftUNE IN
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r. HOUSES AND LOTS. ANn 6 ".
- NJ! GArf Lgxs n TIE To4N ~ oeN9e
y1tLn. UNION MILL At AQQlQ4-IE5fs
80 eySr ne pre0iSss, % 1U1XDAY. ~ -
aAy - AUty. co0UoncjGa ~ ~ 4o5oek - z ~
houses and iOe4 and thffty -nve build fnW N ~ r.
I0vn q 0reenvfIIs. UntOu Hin. an1 - -
9Th. 18th. 18th and - sfeouess ! s 8 50 3
The houses 40 - tbs mediam ~ 81 - -.
1assd VIA stf{nenA stables &s.sea1 VIA VII Il
! The vscsnf Properly ffpsslne = sS,v, siu,s.s
ao9ut lsao tset, Will be divided q sult DursAoSssD
=. essh, e g I'D -
trust seed.. JAS. =. fAfLon . SVns
fhe above sale II cousequsocs q ~. r. -.
poned till THURSDAY, the nd iost q ~ 49,
p. ~ JAS 81 TAILOR 8 jON.
jv n-tds 1ss6s.
0UK SALE OF STOCKS WILL TAXI
~, ~ plaes on THuRsDAYs ne I'D. II 10 Sssosh.
1000 N0ioii CITY Bonds rhs dsbt a ~ cafv
= 1I,zO,c0O Taxable proDsgty osaMA6.
besid property owsed " Shs clay vniasd
ct 915OOO0 income Of TIE city o11o,foa
100 Sharts bynchburg Gas STOCK This co.
pany declared ifu semfAnnual diyidsod a. 4
per cent, on the 18th inae, uAklna ASy1d-
end Of 10 pcr cent In u months.
80 shares RschUouf Aad DAnvilie Rai1rOnA
% . Virginia rire and Msrtne
fafmsrs Bank osock.
400 afate Stock
Persons DESTROYS Of I'd ling to the above. on desp
at any time previous 10 day Of Gale.
jy2i CIV PURlnLL = 90.
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b. b. 3. Lyme, Aues'r.

TEN BUILDING LOTS IN ROCK.
Z Eta. MAJ TUE OLD STEAM MILL Os
MONDAY. the 18th day e July, - 3ciock. Z. :.
proved dtuated = descFibsd above. fhsir iocetlon
e veil ulsea AZ aroey eeands er shsye isr neceer
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nxECUToR's SALE OF REAL AND

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL AND
IL PERSONAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL, BE-
TWEEN PATH AND 25rH STREETS, IN HENKICO
CUUNTY.-At the request Of Mr.. VIM. Bracket,
Executor of Mis- Mary Crump. decd, We shsll sell
at public auction. the premises, on FRIDAY, the
23d July, 1855, at o'clock, r NJ, the HOUSE and
LOT located as above OF which the testatrix died
seized fronting q feet on the North side of Marshall
street, runnirg back the depth of the lot. Ihe
house has four rooms; together with the usual cut
houses aud we'll of water IN the yard. after the
sale of The real estaie, the household and kitchen
FURNlTUKE will be sold, consisting Of the usual
variety
TERMs--For the real estate, one-fourth cash, ba-
lance at and months hearing interest and titie
retained till the last note is paid For the personal
property all sums under $2G cash. over that amount
four months credit TOR approved endorsed hexotia.
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