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IXTORTH READING.-Why is it that 80

many suffer and repine and drag eut a misera-
BILE exstance, unified for the enIoyments and even
ordinary pursuits of life, when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored by treatment ut
once convenient and safe well permanent in its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ulti-
mating in loss of appetite, yigor and distate of
social JOYS the undersigned tenders his professional
services, assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions,
thorough cure and sound body and mind without un
pleasant restrictions or hndTance from ordinary bu-
siness pursuits.
! All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic structures irritable
bladder. &c. also, Scrot'ila, Asthma, Rheumatism.
Piles &c, skillfully and successfully treated.
DR.. Harris can he consulted, daily, between the
hours Of 10 A. Nj. and Z. NJ and to 10 p NJ. at his
rooms, opposite American IIstel-entrance on Main
street 9TH door.aboye nth street-No ST. 5rd floor
Ladies of delicate constitutions those suffering
from complaints peculiar to the sex, invited to
communicate send their address.
In order 10 satisfy an oft imposed npon community
that there is no intention the part of DIR. H. to
humbug them. he begs to state that fee or remu-
eration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given
Call upon address
X. r. HARRIS, NJ. D,
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RUAhDlNG. -MRs. HOOPER has two.
~ large, pleasant ROOMS now vacant, which she
would Ike occupied by genteel families; also could
accommodates few DAY B0ARDERS, at her resi-
dence. on Grace. between 25th and 26th streets.
23-l2f&
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HAVING BOUGHT C. HARTwEL's

stock of goods at great sacrifice, offer most
extraordinary inducements TO our friends and the
public. during the next thirty days, to buy such
goods will soon be in active demand.
N. BAH the varieties of staple and housekeeping
goods will he added 10 the stock and fnI assort-
ment regularly kept. SWORDS * THAW.
fel No. ll5 Broad st,
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NOTICE. Having dispo- ed.of the ba-
continue the DRY GOODS business. Our books may
be found at the old stand. No. i43 ka1le square,
Main street. whore our customers are requested to
call and settle their accounts without delay. with
A X PARKER co. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER, NIMMU 4 CO.
February LIT Is5s
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AND IRONING DONE TO

W ORDER.-The subscribers have opened q
Laundry on Catharine street. and prepared to
execute the business in the best style We ask the
favor Of friends give us n call and we will as
far Al cur capacity affords. render our work in the
hest manner. Office I'd door from corner 9th and
Broad streets All orders for work will be LETT there
la6-dlm ROBEkT A. BRADLEY 4 co.
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W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner of 18th and Main streets,
Richmond. Va.


EsSs%G REAT lMPRov EMENT IN
RACTING ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
ri0r to any others used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation is such a. 10 render
fuiag ~ bring the tooth The FIRST trial, never breaking
it, msnglng the gums or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and Ia.
serting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite C0rinthian Hall, on Main street.
PM,
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NEW CopABTSERsHIp.

The subscribers have this day entered into CO.
partnership, under the style of A. X. PARKER IL
co and will conduct a General Wholesale and Re
tail DRY GOODS business. They will be CONSTANT
supplied with the newest and most desirable
Of Foreign and Domestic Goods and hope, by strict
attention TO business to merit the patronage be
rally extended to the late firm.
A. Z. PARKER,
..-.-. WI: y. BUTTON,
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by E. D. Cook & Co., Aucts

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
l. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES,
&C., AT AUCTION BY virtue OF deed of truH,
executed by q. Wallerstein to- the subscriber, an
duly recorded i'm the once Of Ire Hastings Conrt of
the city of Richmond will proceed TO sell at the
store Of said G. Waliarstein on 9Th between Brord
10 O'clock the whole of the stock of Goods contain
ed in said store, consisting Of Clothing. Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes Sc.
TERMs-Ali sums under Sl00, cash over that
amount months credit for notes, satisfactorily en-
dorscd. W. W. CRUMP, Trustee.
Sale conducted by e. d. CooE CO., Ancts.
ia
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BRoAD

STREET, the only place WheIe you can obtain
a cheap pair of Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 371ac, cheap at 75c
Plain Shades 50c worth 81
bouquets 75c, worth 81 Is
Vases only 81. 200
Gothic style 81, $50
Gold and Velvet 81. 2j cheap t&3
Gold Centre $780, worth 400
Gold and Velvet centre 81. cheap at 90
Dry Landscapes 81 81, worth 800
Also, large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, durable article. Those in want OF
good article at low price, would do we'll to call at
NJ. G0LDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store,
80 Broad street
n R.-Storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
W. Shades made to order at short notice.
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TO THE LOVERS OF THE

49, TO THE LOVERS OF THE
SsnCHASE AND SPORTsNEN GENERAL
LY.-1 he mammoth Fox Chase of the season, with
one hundred and forty dogs, drawn from the beat
trained packs" of fox hounds in Eastern Virginia.
and huntsmen "accordin'." with fox already
spotted for the occasion. will of at the Old
Church HOTEL Hanover county. on THURSDAY,
the 4th inst, and with its musical roar, will wake
the echoes of the forest, when and where" those
fond of this Characteristic sport of the cavaliers of
the Old Dominion, th0ee corner-sfones Of American
statesmanship0 will have rare opportunity Of in
aulging in its healthful pleasures Our worthy
host of the hotel with his accustomed lberaIity and
TACT will dispense the delicscies Of the season in
sumptuous dinner, and In the evening an oyster
supper ef "the blue York's" beat bivalves.
The pent-up city buck" who has been evayora-
ting under the ''criss," will do well TO come and
participate in the sport. and regain his lost sub
stance. The occasion will doubtless be grand raj
y Of nn frolic and an the glories of the chase So
Pitch in" everybody.
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CIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.-The
~ undersigned may be found on Bank street M
der the office Of John y. Davis, Esq. fully prepared
to do al kinds of Plain and Ornamental PAINE
ING, good ~ the best, and cheap as any body
can do it.. As lie intends deyOtng his whole atteh
ton 10 this business he hopes to receive share oi
public patronage and having experienced assistants
can perform all he promises. M
fc i-3t Rw ALLEN. Agent.
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Ey lMPoRTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

A preparation trohi tiie ieoript Of a we'll known
and popular phi ysician will stop the hair from fall
lag. restore II to its natural color keeps the scalp
clean and white, and causes the hair TO grow luNn-
Rant even when the scalp has been bald for years
Pulling in this instance il useless Call and pnr-
chase bottle, ana try IL firly, and il not satisfied.
with the result. the money will be- returned
sold in Richmond by w. PETERSON.
Wholesale and Retail Drug gist
Corner 18th and Main SITS
Ask for DIR. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
IMPRUYER.
All cash orders from persons at distance, shonld
he addressed 10 w. PETERSON, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggist. Richmond, Va.
Price for one bottle 81. de ie-d3m
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rsa Burrows KELIARLE MEDICINE

Cures quiekly and permanently SCROFTLA. SYPHILIS,
RHEUMATISM, PILES KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, CosTIvE-
SBse FESEEEAL DISEASES, aud all chronic affections
Of the sexual ORGANS. The wonderful IeputatiO !
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in tn
roughly eradicating the above diseases, is unprec
dented in the annals of medicine. Thousands OF tho
most inyetefate of disease have been cured By
this truly great medicine, after having been pro
nenr physicians of the country. Finley +. Ferge
SON, Mayor of Norfolk Va. cured Of kheumatsnX
Rev Thomas Hume. Po tsnouth. Va cured Of Bron-
ehitis; a daughter of Sgnor George Formerly Pro
es5or of Music in this ety. cured ot terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could be mentioned were II necessary.
Price 81 per bottle--sx bottles for -.
Prepared 10y J " BuRRoT & Go, Practical Chem
lists, Norfolk, Va
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond ia 2i-3ln
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HSgn JANUARY 18TH, l85S.-THos. r.

PRICE 4 Co will commence this day, their attractive
sale Of hdIvdiHS in Staple and housekeeping Goods.
10 which special attention il called As these goods
vill embrace useful and substantial articles
chance will be afforded every one who may need
such things for the coming year as they will be sold
at far less than the same qualities will bring after
the sprng trade fnlly opens.
They will consist Of
Linen SHEBTINGS Irish LINENS, best make
Cotton do. -, %. l24 Table DAMASkS
Pillow LINENS Danlask Table CLOTHS
" CUTTONS - NAPKINS
TOW BILLINGS BLANKETS. every kind
DIAPERS FLANNELS,
HUCHABACk LINSEY, &c. &c.
Bleached CUTTONS
And to thu above sale will be added rich arrav
OF black aud colored plain aud figured Silks and
Sitk Robes, of the most modern styles and shades
10 be closed dutInc this and the ensuing month
az far less than the cost of importation In many
An early call IL requested:
lais-l2t T. r. PRICE Il co.
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CTOCkS FOR SALE

CLOCKS FOR SALE
~ 5 shares Glover Hill Stock
IO0 shares Merchants lnsuran'
So Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Kali
50 shares Richmond and Danville Railroad
1900 shares third mortgage Va. and Tennessee
Railroad, years TO run
100 shares Iynchburg Gas Company Stock. par
value $25. This Company paid dividend
of IA per cent. last sepiember.
For sale in sums to suit pnrcl asers.
in lq-ts &. W. PURCELL co.
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NOPICE.-I have this day appointed
~ SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT my Agent. to con-
duct the Lumber Getting Business. Orders left at
the Ship Lock, or addressed 10 my agent. through
the Richmond post office, will receive prompt atten-
ton. JAS. IL. BURCH.
Herrica Jan. !, 1885 Ja3o-l2*
NOTICE. -Messrs. FISHER & GRO
IN MING, Apothecaries, doing business on Broad
street have conveyed 10 in trust for the beneht
If their creditors, all of their stock of goods and nix
lures and accounts and credits of every description
| have appointed HENRY Won Grooming, my
agent TO make sale of the stock for the present. and
to collect the debts that are due.
There is an unexpired leasc of the house, No. 2li
on the North side of Broad street to lie disposed OF
TO a desirable tenant. WIN. K. WAISoN.
i, 90-i5t Trustee.
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THOs. Lawson, G. G. r.
CllAMBERLAIN'S OFFICER
January 18th 1875

N0TICE.-The following is section Of
L an Ordinance. passed by the Council of the city
of Richmond, on the 18th OF January 1853
SECTION 4. No dog or bitch shall be permitted to
go Mt large in any STREET lane alley iii this city.
until the owner or keeper thereof shall have paid TO
the City Chamberlain one dollar and twelve and
half cents for the OF the city, for the first dog
or bitch and five dollars for every dog thereafter
SECTION > requires the Chamberlain to furnish
each person taking out license, with medal, with
the number of such license stamped thereon: which
medal shall be kept about the neck Of the dog at
or written thereon"
Extracts from tie ordinance.
10 N--H TH0S. LAWSON, G. G. r.
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sSs- Dr.. COOKS, LArE or Sr. LouIs,
Mo-<Nfsoe and residence on ID street. west sde be-
s,raen Marshall and Ciax strnets ~ ia-sisrn
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

sS~GxoRaR b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No s3i. Main, between sth and 9th
.arsa,s Richmond. Va. my S-jy
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n.gynRrrrER's NEw Truss AND SUP

P0Rr6ks.--All who wear trusscs should call and ex
anime this Truss. The principle il entirely new,
and II supports ihe rupture in easy and comorta
be manner. 1t can ha worn with much less ncon
yenienCe than the ordinary trusses; and for light.
ness. durability and comfort it is mneqHalel Any
one .oho GEARS If these TruSSes toW
other. Also, RIrTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS
a very simple but admirable article. A full assert
meat for sale by
W. PETERSON, Druggist
Corner of 18th and Main streets
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AUCTION sALHs.
FyITERE uAYG
TiRUSTEE.a aaTP ar SToCr n

kUSTEE6 RALE OF STOCK or
n. oCLOTnISG. bRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES.
NH ~ Sc-By virtue Of dsed u trust, exc
ensdsa = Sehen 70 the subscriter. and duly re-
M ~ re store Of said Cohen 1t Marven. Il,
,h;s ,"n, ~ Amelia, on " EDNESDAT. the IOth Of
Ell In ,, me whole ofthe stock of asis contain
aoa ~ s. store consisting Of CIaihns Dry ,iods
mss. ehoes, &C., snd al%p a yariesg of Grorer;e.
hsrdware. Tinwxsv and Drugs VI "i0csf'ss'
Terms Of sale. cash
a,.. JACOB GUNDERsHErMER.
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NOTICE.-I take this opportunity of in
w forming my friends and the public generally.
who may he interested i'll House Building. &c, that
| have removed my place of business t@ TIE old
stand of Mr. VIM. o. Yestman decd, on oth street.
near Franklin, opposite the United Presbyterian
Church.
lam prepared to undertake work, and orders will
be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
Ia 2a-6t* WIN. H. YEATMAN.
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CHANGE OF LOCALITy.-By the an
" nexed advertisement. my old customers and
friends will be informed that have resumed bust
ness on own account. Grateful for past fayors
/ hope TO have their future patronage.
Nm. s. THAW.
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rT Ds. LtrsooMBE-Can be found at
htv Ogsee in the basement III the BALLARD
Ii0usE. during the day, At night at the CENTRAL
rINTEI, Ia6--lm
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NEW FIRM.-The suhscribers have this

~ day Termed a co-partnrrship under the name
and sty lie of SWORDS Il THAW, for the purpose of
conducting retail DRY q ,ods business at the store
recently occupied by Charles Hartweil
jos. SWORDS,
VIM & TIIAW
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M "SECuRE TIE SHADOW. ERE

E "SECUBE THE SHADOW, ERE THE
SUBSTANCE F.DF"--If you wish FINE Picture, call
at WHiTEHURSTS old Gallery, (thc best sky
light in the city, and examine the specimens of ert
produced by WATSON. They are warranted not To
fade nor 10 be easily defaced-equal 10 the best IN
the United States and 90 per cent CheGrer than
other in he city.
Pictures taken fron A. NJ. to +. NJ. Pictures
copied and either enlarged or diminished.
Melanotypes and PenotyPes, fer transmission by
mail.
Photographs, tst sitting 81; Duplicates 81 each.
EH- Remember, Il Main street. "a
stIu~xu
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DIeoOLUTTONa. "a.

CO-PARTNERSHTP.-- The subscribers,
" having associated themselves together far the
pprpose Of conducting general BANKING and
EXCHANaE BUSINESS, under the style Of nm
DERs. SUTTON CO, tender their services Tor the
transaction Of aay business entrusted 10 their care
They will give prompt and careful attention TO the
negotiation Of Stocks. Bonds and other securities
Investment Of capital, and all other matters pertain
ing to their business.
~ Office for the prassnt, at v. T. Winston
Co.'s old stand corner of Cary and 18Th streets.
JOAN ENUERS
w. II. SUTTON,
fe2-Im RICH'D. +. FOSTER
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EOUND. on Thursday last, at the Firs
MADAME DEYESE. having removed.

LOUND, on thursday last, at the FIRST
Il Baptist church. ladys BREAST PIN. The
owner procure the same by calling ut this office,
and paying for this advertisement. fe st
MADAME DEVESE, having removed,
ls1 is again ready to receive her many friends at
her rooms. on Marshall street. next door 10
kemps Gymnasium, between 5th and 9Th streets.
Please to observe the name on the door. Madame Is
prepared to give information any subject. Lost
lovers unfathful hu.bsnds. things stolen or lost,
can he recovered through her magical power. Pri-
ces from Is, 50 To 81. fe l-5tF
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BEAUTIFUL FARM ON NEW

u Il A U L / u l. FARM UN NEW
- BRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES EAST OF
HM0ND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The sub
scriber will sell at public auction, the premises
ON THURSDAY, the 4th February 1885, at IL o'cik =,
the beautiful Farm, formerly owned by John U.
Goddn, ESQ lying on the New Bridge road, three
miles east of Richmond. containing 20 acres 100
acres cleared and in high state OF improvement,
having been recently well lined, the remainder is
ling, containing rooms. having been recently fitted
mp in handsome style. Also, the necessary out
houses. There is spring of excellent water near
the dwelling.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at and year,
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title
tain d: until the deferred payments are made. This
taxes for 1858, TO be paid by the purchaser.
EDWARD j. GRESHAM.
Sale conducted by (ioppIy IL AppER3oy Aucts
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e,ss I!-EXTRA EA9LE BRAND--Just received
one case Of these really fna CIGARS, 10 which we
cAi the attention Of those Who prefer first rate old
fashion Principe.
WARISG A pEARCE, Druggi.ts,
Al nd as
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ROARDING.--We respectfully inform

K O4AIkDIANV. VIC ItoPtCUiUIIJ IHIUI III
~ members of the Legislature and others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House. the South side of Grace street. Just
above 9th, where they will be pleased 10 receive ap
plications. X. b. NJ. j. MURRAY.
de 2O--dta
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CHURCH HILL DRUG STORE
~ Physiciaus prescriptions put up of the most Sc
lect Medicines and by competent hand at all
times. =,
Having determined 10 devnte my attention to the
practice of Ns1bcne. ofIer my services 10 the pub
tic those wisifffg to see me- find me at the Drug
Store corner of 18th and Broad streets. =,
W. o SMELLING, NJ. ID.
Richmond Jan. 20. lsls.-ia 30-lm
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- Dr. JoHN b. WALrHALL. fEIomo

sthist1 cers his professional services 20 the eiti
"a OF Richmond and its vicinity. Once At his re
s,aenoe on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
10 l-l3me
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor Z Soa.
BY I. 4 g. B. Davenport.

900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
COO HATS, AT AUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY,,
81 February. we win sell at eur auction roem q ID
o'clock
800 Cases BOOTS, SHOES aud HATS.
TERMs-Under $l0O cash. 4iee and over 90 siayv
Jas kG b DAVENPORT. Aucss.
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TOR CASH ONLY.

NUN III UDNWEh-
With view of preparing for auction sale, we,
for one month"; offer entire stock of Goods ut
greatly reduced prices. Persons wishing to pur-
chase, will ID well to give a call as are deter
mined to sell without regard TO cost In the stock
may be found: Rich Fancy SILKS: French and
English MERIS0S; French aud English PRINTS;
Lawns. Bera9es, Gnghams Brilli.ntes, Embroide-
res Muslin Curtains. Ir-h Linens Linen Sheetings,
Table Damask Napkins Towelng. &C. &c.
~ B-We earnestly request all who are indebted
to u.s. 10 come forward and make settlement,
are compelled To close business by February
Unsettled accounts at that time will be placed In the
hands of collectors.
ia6-eOd6cWlm RINFORD. MAYO Il BLAIR
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IALTSES WANTED Man

IA VALISES WANTED.-Mem-
IA bers Of dsbanded troops of Cavslry, can
1AHl dispose Of their YALIsES ON fair termp.
-A by calling on me, at nay Carriage. saddio
and Harness Store. 18th street, between Main and
Cary. q. T. MILER.
IA lq-ts ~
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FUTURE D4YS z
By Gcddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE FARM or am Acp

VALUABLE FARM OF BOT ACRES
IN HANOVER COUNTY. MfLEs Easr M
RICHMOND. FoR SALE Al Auc tTiiS hss ~, M
auction, en the premises. on q up pu ,o,
Of February, 1855. At III O'Clock ii fair III no, fha
next fair day. the tract OF Land iocaled a. above
@ Ciarke. 10 win be divided into two or more
tracts, NAV agreed at the hour OF sale a Mat
Of which vii be exhibited at the sale II lies af,ouf
u Miles from the head Of the Mechanicsyilie turn.
Richard dentry aud others There are two DWELLING
Houses IN the place, one Of which Is most excel.
lent one. having ample accommodations, besides
tho usual outbu ildingr. snch as kitchen. stable
quarters &c. The land is admirably adapted to =
early. z.s
II is well supplied with springs Of good water Mr.
Gentry, who resides near this place, win shew the
premises to any one disposed 20 purchase.
After the sale Of the land, all the Crops of Corn,
Fodder shncks. Hogs, Cows, Plantation Utensils
p. s.-There Is valuable MARI Bed on enc Of the
tracts
TERMS FOR THE LAyD-Oue-ffth cash, balance at e.
H. Is and "a mouths for negotiable notes interest
added secured by trust deed. For the PERSONAL rs
TATE all sums under $A, cash: over that sunt,
months credit The taxes for 1855 to be paid by the
jaS GODDIN ApPERSON, Aucts
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
STS., For SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be- sold on
TUESDAY. the 9Th day Of February 1858, on the
premises, commencing at IA s'clcek p. NJ, the ex
cellent Brck Tenement located as above now in the
besides Kitchen &c and now rents for $3.50 per an
mum.
TERMs-one- fourth cash; balance at 4. and Il
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed title retained The taxes and in
" - Goblin / APPERsoN.
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1910 GEO. B. STEEL, I
los(1s nauffae
M TRIPLER's wARRANTED

o. FOR SAL E-A fine Canadian
SyNH0RsE, trots fast 10 harness, and n q vesy
pheasant saddle horse. Aiso, light New York Bug
gy and Harness. They win be sod either separate
~ or or together and can he seen at w. 0RAvk6'B
Stable, orc aspiration at thec>rnsr ~ Byrd snd
nth streets. ia - 70
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BY Alexander Mott, AuctiOnesr,.. '

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROcE-
= RES, &c VIII be sojd At apct;an a. ..s'.ss-
eo,.e. on Main and 18th streets. on TfiHksDIY
tne tth day OF February at N o'clock. .rn
Also, enc Cooking Stove "'' i"'ntefe.
AK, ahUEkIEs. Soap. Canfie., Coffee. Sugar
n,,eni Msn9iactnrsd Tobacco. hiskey, Brandy
Dkf GOODS, Several Gvoice- Dry Good. Coat.
rants vests shawis. Blankets Nett Drawers Shoe
fs3 ALEXANDER MOTT, Aut
A ID NISTRATOR'S SALE or
SLAVES VIII be cold at Chesterfield Cnur,
House, on the Sth day Of February. young ana
likely LANES-l Boy and Girls, bclenzins 10 The
estate Of Mark I. Flournoy, deed.
w q. FL0URNoY.
fsl-ids* Admir- Of NJ. u. Flournoy