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ONFoRp. ss.--Ntp c'lrt 81 Probate held at faf-
a., yithin AL lor the cpunty ~ Osiofd, on the
thirs Tur.ia, nf March, 4. ID. ls5s.
SNRNI u DUNN, nin-l ES-rutriS IN q eer.
y p,n ll.tnin.l' preparing e. b. the last WIZ
ini Ts.ttl'lt 81 ELrEtooE &. OuSs, late Of
Npuspy. in lii coun'y. dscr4sei, having pre'eai-
The sane &c rr,hhtr;
Orfos5. That th- .sid ENecu,riN give aoties
a. al prfsons ,p,rrrst-i, hy ctu.,ng c'py
ofthis OTTER On h' publish. three s~rks success.
iyrl, in rh- ONf,ul Democrat, printed 81 Pare,
ihltth.y miy appear a. Probate 'ourl g. b. held
~ Paris. 10 aid rount. on the third Tuesday OF
Nav nr,j. ~ nine q the click IN the lots-
no,n. AL sh-s cause, " any they have, Why the
.,id I,trin'lt ,h,ali not he proved, approved.
anil allowed a. the last VIII All Te,nnsnt OF
.aid deceased.
THOMAS II. BROWN. J.is,.
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OXFORD, s.--ia CIud Of Probate bel Par
-, Silhih aii ipr the Count, 1t Oxford oa
the , Tuesday Of March. \. u. ISIS.
OntLe forrgbing Petition
Z Ordsrsd, That the said petitioner give notice
10 lll psr.ons interested, by causing cop! this
order TO be Published three weeks 'uccessiyel, IN
The Oxford Dsmlcrat. printed at Paris. that ihey
may APPEAR ProbiIeconft TO he held at Paris,
IN .a,i cnu,ty, on the IhlId Tuesday Of MAY
next. At n,ns III the clock 10 the f,fcnoon, and
.hew cause, ifiny they have, Why the same 'houl,
not BE- g,anted. .
Atrus sopy-atIest;
DAVID KSlrP. R,sisis,.
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estate 81 fHEDEEicE T.. fULLIR,
htr ~ N,.Say. ~ .,l C,itly, d'r-issi, f-.pect.
G,'l, represents. ihT thf pef''r'l ~''aie II .''d
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uhtrh h. psri 81 ihr tine If hi' death, by the
.ur, oftsn hurlr~l All 10, d,lar,.
Your p-i,t,pneS therefore p''ys hat your How
OF wud'I gnni hrr locns- o. seil. n pullic or
psivair sils, AL convey - mIch 81 the zeal es-
tate Il All d-re,.rd a. mW b. necessary ,or the
pi,mrat of .aid ,i-bl.. aad neid'pnl ch tfgr,.
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OIToRp, ".-ttacourtol Probate held At Par
-, wiihin ani f,r the county Of ONlnrd. On
th. thm rir.i,y n Mach, \. ID. ls5s.
~ The afIrr.'ii PetiIon-
ORDIRED. That .iii Petiti,a.r give notice TO
all prr.1ns Interested, ~ casing copy 81 thu
oriss ~ b. nnilishci three wr-k. su-res.iysly 10
The O,ilsd D.n,cr,t, ps,ntci At Paris, that they
n,y appear ata Probate nur 20 l'c held At Par
y. ~ al c1uai,. nn m. thirl Tuesday u May
next. at nia- ofthe cprk IN the f,rcaooh anj .hr~
cau.c iflhsy have, vi, the same should not he
grained. .....
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II
SENATE. Nothing 90 interest trauspircd
duuu. the mlrUiu: hour
TIE Deficiency bah was taken up, and
Mr. Frs,suIen', amendment voted on and
lJst 22a-liust 90.
Mr. srurI presented a petition from
jane 4. Jewe,t, asking that a demand BE-
made on the Government Oi Peru Tor the
u0u-iuihim.ut 90 its ,u-a-t meuts in rs.cr.
euce % the Lu1us Island Referred 10 Com.
ulltt-g Goa Claims.
Tie Deficiency Din was ,hen further de-
hat,l.
\ motion that any uncxpended aprropri-
alton 0g tLe 5Oth of June, lsjJ. Dc returned
70 che surp.us fund, was lOss by a vote Of
Il o. -.
Mr. Wade spoke on the general question
OF the Utah war.
Msssrs Hale Of Y. H.. anl Wilson Of
Mls'., respectively defined their position in
respect O. thsir votes.
Finally the ball was read a third time,
and thcqucstiun put, " shall the bali pass.
The ball passed BY yeas ~. nays 10.
lloJsE. Mr.. stephens Of "a. th ouch
Monday two weeks, was too far "a at the
advanced stage Of the session. for the con.
sidyTaiiln Of tLc report OF the committee OF
Conference on the Kansas bill. lie asked
asa personal favor ~ himself IS he wished
70 30 absent owing 10 the state Of his health
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bacon 20 hAds prime Iacoa sides.
~ 3 ''0l'' = 40 : sAooN : BAsKEkyILL.
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.-This fayori.

DOCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favori e
H bathing place long known a. LETCHER'S. and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPE1NG3, has been
ceutly Pu rchased by a company of gentlemen IL
RoIkbridge couutv, where u is situated and where
the virtues OF the water are best KNOWN and Will b.
open for the reception of visitors upon the lat Of
JUNE next New aud handsome buildings have bee,
erected nd effort viii 10 spared 70 make il de
lighttu summer resort 1t is beautifully located OF
the North River. in the midst of mountain aud val
Icy scenery unsurpassed In varied beauty by any
the sxate. 1t is the main stage road from Lex
iugfon TO the Central Railroad dist mt eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter. Visitors reach the Baths in
day froN Petersburg, Richm md and Alexandria,
irving q; their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher
than that of the Ui Sweet, and this with the pecU
liar character and buoysncy of the water which il
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and con-
tains Magnesia Iron, &c, renders bathing in it, by
universal consent of those who have tredif delight
full and invlgorating to an extraordinary degree -
Its medicinal effect s attested 10y fifty years of Local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility.
wherever existing, rheumatism. Amenorrbea Bis.
meporrhea, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, ProapsuE
Ctari. SC In the diseases peculiar 20 females snS
children il is unsur passed If eaualed, by any wa
ter in the world. Near at hand is a fine Sulphur
Spring. second only TO the famous " bite Sulphur
Of Greenbrier to which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion Of
last summer with his family at the Baths" thu
spraks OF it: 1t is my chosen spot in the noun
tans. and shall certainly revisit it, possible mex
summer.
Reference may also be had, amongst many others
TO Col Fl Smith, Superintendent of the Virgins
Military Institute, Rev Vim 5 White, d o. and Re-
WIN PendIetou, of Leyington; VIM q Paine ESQ
THunter. Esq, OF Selma, Alabama.
TERas.-Si 80 per day. for less than one week; s..
per week for less than two weeks: SIS per week. fol
more than two weeks. and $50 per month.
23-dSrp
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By James Nj Taylor & Son.

T OTIS ON EAST 18TH STREET, BE.
IL TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SITS, AT
AUOTl0S:-Nill bO sold upon lbe premises, on
FRIDAY, the 18Th August, commencing at O'Clock,
VI. lot on east ride 18th between Broad and Ma
shall streets aud has upoa IL a carpenters shop &C
cuped by Mr. 1t. w. Barker. Tue property fronts
100 ,et and runs back the usual depth to alley,
and will be divided to suit purchasers.
1ERMs-OLe fourth cash. tie balance at 4, and IL
months for NOES with interest," and deeds To eecure
deferred payments.
aus Auctioneers.
FIGHT BUILDING LOTS IN THE
- PLAN OF "BUENA VISTA TOWNOF SID
NEY, AT AUGTION.-Wil be sold up n the pre-
misses. on WEDNESDAY, the ILL Of us ust COM
meneipg at 4zs uelJck. eight irstty aiiding 10 ts
IL the plan OF Buena VISTA" tow n of eiduey. and
mediately opposite the residence OF l.. II. Dance,
ESQ
lne lots front each, on Hsrvie street 80 feet. and
run ba l4i feet to an alley. They prettiy sit
hated, and are suitable for market garden or FIR
building purpoes
TERMS; Jne-ihird cash, the balance at 4 and s
mo lths Tor notes. with iDert st added, and Deeds oil
tIust to secure the deferred pa, merits
aui JAS. M. TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT On MARSHALL,
IL BETWEEN PATH AND a5rH STREETS
CHURCH HILL AfAUCTIoN ~ i'll be sold upon
tn premises on MONDAY the 9Th cay OF August
commencing at O'clock, P. NJ, a neat tnree story
brick tenement. on Marshall, between oath aud 18th
streets. an near to the old sugar House." Tna
house has rooms, with outh The lot fronts
o. Marshall street - feet, and runs bauk the fai
depth 1 an half acre lot
TERMS :--UDo third cash; the balance at and I.
months for notes with interest. and secured by
trust ueed. JAS n TAYLOR 4 son.
jy 81 Auctioneers.
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( yOMMISSIONER's SALE OF LAM

II Yin nI0O1Os o GdLE OE LAM
~ IN JAMES CITY COUNTY.--By virtue of a
cecrec pronounced by the Circuit Court of the city
OF Richmond. The i4tn of June 1885, in the tuifs
Of Hairs administrators va Hall and Others M d
Turner and wife vs. Williams, ct ais the undersizn-
ed, as Commissioner the rem named, will offer for
SALE on the 26sh day Of July next, at James City
CourthC Use, N the Gil Of Williamson e. at the hour
OF IL VI tue I gACT OF Ian in said decree mea-
toned. containing, by estimation, one hundred
acres. bs the same more or less and lying in the
cqunty Of james City, being tbs same land which
was conveyed to Nelson w. Hall by Geo w Bingle v
and Sarah W. his wife. by deed datea the 10Th Of
January 1885, and OF which land the said Hall died
Seize d ana possessed.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash as to so much Of the pro
ceeds as may be cessary to deray the charges of
sale; residue upon credit Of six and twelve months
in two equal instruments, the purchaser TO execute
bonds or notes, wi good eurty for said deferred
pay ments. and tie retained until a conveyance is
directed by the urt
jyii EDWARD CANNON, Com'r.
PosTPl NkMENT.
The above sale is pos poned until MONDAv the
9th day of August next that being the fret DAY of
ADJUST County Court Ut James City county.
IN
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F NM Y HsSh ka3jDnRrs. comm'rs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF s41-2 ACRES

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF 81 IL ACRES
L OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO, ABOUT 81.
MILES BELOW RlcHM0ND.-As surviving trus-
tee in two certain deeds Of trust, executed TO VIM
Bootwright and Thos ). Nance, trustees. by j. b.
gust 1850. duly recorded in Henrico County Couit
shall prcceed tg cell at public auction, the pre-.
mises on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August
ss5 AT O'Clock, z. n. If fair ii not. the next far
day. san acres of valuable VOID Ian stua ed In
the county Of Henrico ab5ut ga miles below Rich
mond adIoi ling the lands of Messrs Robert Jordan
Jacob s. At!ce and others. and being the same con.
veyed to said Bragg by Jas Bosher.
The T. rns Of sale. which will De reasonable, will
be made kuo9 at the hour of sale.
The title is believed t. be good but the subscriber
will convey wi b the usual special warrant.
10 l9-IawtAttd Wa BUUfWRlGHf. Trustee.
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CHERfFF'S SALE or NFGRORaII S.. !,

AHBkiFE'S SALE OF NEGROES.
first day Of the AuRust term of the q ust n Hnss
tngs for the eity Of Riehmon1, AZ the hour 81 IL
O'clock d, THkEE NE0aO SLAMS, taken 81 viz
Bsoa. " Vim G.uidin' adm'r. ] Il CoghiL W Same.
and = Coleman vs. same The said sale wili take
Place IN 'front.' 81 the City Hail. aud the slaves Will
be sold to main In the possession OF their respec-
tive hirers until uhristmas next
au7-at HK ELLYs0r. 9 @ n.
HIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE. will De
!. sold. on MONDAY, the 9TH day of August. 1885.
that being the first day OF the August term u the
ut II o'clock, y. for the baIance Of the pr sent
year, one nsgro Man. named Patrick Henry, who IL
good black to satisfy executions In my hands
in favor Of W Leigh vs. b Lipscomb
Terms cash. FBUTLEK. II G r.
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HIGH C0N5TABLE's sALE 5,
By Alex. Mott, Auct'r. !
T ARGE SALE on NEW PURNITURE

1 AhuG CALE UF NEW FURNITURE
- AT AUCTION WILDE sold ct auction, at my
store. on THURSDAY, August 18th, commencing at
10 o'clock. large invoice of Few furniture direct
from the manufacturers, consisting in part Off,
Is Bureaus and Cabinets assorted STYLES
Secretaries and ofice Desns
Sideboards
10 handsome Centre Tables
IL Mshoeouy Spring seat Rockers
% Mahogany Stfing Seat Parlor Chairs
Cane seat and Wood Chairs, &c
ADDITIONAL.
large size Refrigerator, suitable for Hotel or
Steamer. Gust $50.
~ Terms cash.
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~ 70 =. Lyas, Aucs.
By Larus q Shine, Ancts.
IIORSHS. MULES COWS g

HORSES, MULES, cows, 60, AT
"A AUCTION. -Wll BE- cold e the Horvs II. przr
the CeLtr Depot, on SATURDAY norniuG, ~
and WORK HorssE ycuHG Mules, well broke.
Mich Cows and Calves I Furniture Wsxea s.od
ADoiflONAL-tsne youog Nule, years Cd.
sooa siz and sound, well broks IL doubis bnd ~.
-, -, harness. LARUS . snlNB.
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By Thomas W. keesee. Auct.
I0fice corner Of 18th and Cary Streets
TRUST SALE OF PERSONAL PRO-

TRUST SALE OF PERSONAL PRO-
L PEATY.-Pursaant to the provisions Of trust
deed, executed on the Sd day Of February. 1885, by
w. Is. r. uy de, and at the ms ance Of the Rrantor
ami Richmond College, shall. trustee. proceed TO
sell for Ca h, at Richmond College. On Tuesday, 10th
OF August fS5s.at 10 O'clock, the fnlowingproperts
80 dozen chairs. dining room Tables. dDzsn Cups
aud Saucerr, 10 Or am Pots dozen sugar Bow Is
Mix Pitchers. Wafer Pitcher. 8 syrup Cans, S
Ca,tors, Salt aids, O. n Ufn, 2 Tea, kots
blue Bows. covered dishes, bx DOZEN Tum6lers
3dezen Table spoons, Ns dozen Tea SrOoss. 81 MP
ladle, ~ Dinner Plates, u dozen breakfast Plat D.
dozen Soup Plates. d zsa Butter Plates. large
Dish 2smaiier Dhhes, lbiue Dish, smaller Dish, 2
still smaller ! dszen blue d shes, 6 deep Dishes, =
dozen blue Dishs 8. coiored Di hes. yellow Pitch.
trs, q Pickle Dishes, Carvers, Crumb Brnsh ]
Bell, ga DE- srittoons-large 6two gal. Jars. 3three
gal Jass Clio X, az d 9 Knives and orks, dozen
breakfast kniv.s and Forks; red Cow black Cav. |
red snd white Cow. W Washing Machine, IGrindstone.
Wbeeibarrow, Plough ana Traces, Hss. Rake
Grass Blade. large Box up stable loff. l No, 5
ooking stove ater Back tor d., Boiler and con
nection, Tin Pans, False Boitoa ., Galysnized
oven, No. Pipe, and Pans Tor Uven, Fire d ard.
Egg whipper. lGravy Strai er, d. zen Iron PAM.
Pudding Pans. krying Pan, Pie Plates. stew
Pans Iron npoops, Fruit trainer and Flesh Fork,
Coffee Mills, 3 Kitchen 1abies. Horse RagEy and
Harness. and Table Cicths Stove, Lounge, /
Carpet, Chairs. set Natl. Ornaments.
WM. .NsWMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KExsEx. Auct.
~
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A NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

A NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP
n COAL-The subscriber, dealer in the above
GOALS, wsuid say that he has and will keep on
hand the best white and red Ash Philadelphia Coal,
aud Lump Coal from Midio, HAN and Black Heath
Mines, and would ask his friends and customers to
call upon him before giving others orders. on the
ed :, 81 'neir sns Oo Il; itr
who will W ign his Coal. All he asks is call to
satisfy them 2 . baRUS, "A Main st,
Or ofiice on the Deck, between ntn and 18th.
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~ Al UADLE lNkOhMAllUH ~.
yourselves aud children from an un.imeiy grave 81
timely use Of these ~ msdes.
r. Il BASS CUkE or AsIATIC CHOLERA.
more prompt relief than any known resCedy. aud II
you are relieved ia few minutes or hours don't Be-
snrp ed or alarmed as this has been we'll tested in
K. BASS 1Uks FOX DYsENrERY, thss
s,ping aud painful shisssss known BY nucous ais
II. X BASS yELkBkATED kEMEDY Toa
~ 49,, W nnoad ptompt rsiieI ior Inv
Z. K BASS o1MPo6 in Az y sal i kNr and LIvsR
por Of the Llysr &C. causing freq enfy pam d he
side and breast Jaundice Indigestion. NauscAs Va
ter Brash aud giddness Of the nsad. attended Ire.
quentiy With blindness, will I'D relief without
/. ( Bass pAIs.euRER or EXTRACTOR vnl
and truss Pains 10 the Limbs. Back. Breast. Eide,
stomach and Bowsis. in few minutes, By external
1. BASS EYE-wATER viii cure all ypi.msd
and Sore Eyes a. tested BY eminent khy sicans ior
And sssgsT1 sS e 1d
Thrash. . weIi.tried Remedy. which Will cure the
worst esss vi 4. + ssi s pers. YER
prompt relief 70 any one suffering with thispainiui
i. 4 BASS roorHACaE rINcrURK WIN aaora
T. X. Bass 1uuiGH SYRUP, for Consumption,
consh. rom Colds, asthma. Bronehitis. and 81 dis.
scrpticn 81 en- me b. Carter r johnson. "a D and
Professor Of ANATOMY In the Medical College kich-
Iaond Virginia; not TO be auslIed - well 90 the
others which need but 70 be- tried u sstis The mort
inisiigeni 60 vol ~ the reverse Of their s.snss
sss e.. a have sse
eniifc and successful ply sicans this and several
other states vi the bi0n and they will invsrinr
tive and pres rvarye, without producing AM 4sb1k
itating fleets, have deemed any aadilional ted.
m ny unnecessary.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
r. X, BASS. Soc Propriceox. &
Principal OF the frankiIn and 4th Streets kn3iish
and lassical schooi, kichmond, Virginia, 20
whom q oroers must be addressed
Sold also in Richmond b. 0RUgBs ApexasoN.
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By b. 3. Cook &C,

HORSES, MULES AND BUGGY AT
- AUCTION viii sell on SATURDAY. 7th
ant at O'Clock at the large lot near the Csn-
g Railroad depot, several saddle and Harpeso
horses; young uies. perfectly sound and gentle;
neht lumber Waaon, nearly new; enttrviy new
Double Top Buggy and Harness, CITY made.
ou y IL G1hlK lucxn
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FXECUTOK's SALE OF A TRAgT

EXECUTOk'S SALE Of A TRAIT Of
IL LAND In THE COUNTY OF CHEsTERFIELD.
By virtue of authority invested in by the will OF
James s Homer de- d., 1 shall sell at public auc-
OF August next, the TRAIT OF LAND, lying in tie
county VI Chesterfield, of which the said iiorner
died SEIZED esntainns 1876 acres by recent survey.
TIE said Land is situated on both sides of the man
Court house rad leading TO Newby's Bridge. and
about six miles from the Court House. and alb Ut
thirteen miles from u e town OF Mancheste The
fertility of the soil viii compare favorablv with
land in the nsighborhol d. and well pied to The
growth of the crops usually grown in this part OF
tn country. Any person desiring to examine the
above tract of land can do by calling on Mr. Jno
7. Wood, who resides about one mile from the pre-
misses.
TERMs-One-thiId cash, balance upon o credit OF
and IL months bonds carrying interest from date
J HOBBS,
Executor of 8 Horner. coed.
r.,
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ARDEN FARM FOR sAlE-Will be

~ sold upon terms OF unusual accomm0datien n, tt
excellent little Harden Esrn, Of 50 s:rts the Dor
Ger of Hanover cSuasy, now occupied BY the cub.
scfiber. WHO has just engaged the transaction 81
business which requires hiedaily presence In Rich
mond colsi ierabis portion Of the sill 10 remak l.
quick, and Peculiarly suited fof market garden
drnce Il good ply sic an such having Just ne
moved from this ne ghbJrhood, within two miles Of
the place offered. which was also occupied by
physician about two years ago. distance frum kich
mold. Ga miles. Apply the ofice u the Bank Vi
the Commonwealth - EC HOWARD.
Refer also To Messrs 6odiin Apperson
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BY A. u. Williams, Auct.
BUILDING LOT ON FIFTH STREET

BUILDING LOT On FIFTH STREET.
- NORTH OF LEIGH STREET. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, eth Of August at 5Iz O'Clock, P ~
upon the premises. will be sold q Building Lot
fronting 10 fe on the west side of 5th street (nor
of Leigh aud running back l25 feet. This lot ad-
joins the residence of MIR J l. Arntl and is well
suited for one wishing retired and convenient sta
alton.
TERMS -one-'hi cash; balance at land month";
with ieterest, credit pay menis to be scured by
trust ted. d WILLIAMS,
nm X
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By Alex Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, OROCE.
IA vk,Es: &C VIII be soid At auction, on sArUR.
s,a, .ne IN asy o. August, ~ 10 oci.ck. a nv
soTtmynt ~ new and secondhand FUhN lTUxn.
n a I'M SoUuS-seyerai invoices Dry Glsis. PANT.
CIR CE III Es.- hisAey, Brandy Wine. Tin. csr
bacon' herrinGs. Wrapping Paper, Picklss, Brush.
aus ALEX. MOTT. Arc,
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EOR SALE. Virginia staie . per csni.
Il Stock; Orange and Alexsndsis nsilroad neF
cent nonds. u MAukk 20.
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AYDhANTS. In cense-
IA quence Of change in the city ordinance rela-
tive 70 HYDk ANTE, the Subscribers are authorzed
70 put them up Ia any rt Of the city. We hAys
thos' u the most approved kind aud should b.
all kinds of PLUMBtNS. su III as putting up b.
thieg Fixtures, ash sta DIS. Laundry Tubs. Water
closets. &C.; also. 6as lifting and Gas Works u 3
superior manner. both In town ano country.
g D YALE : CO..
~ 2i-im 40 Main street
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By Kent, Pane 4 co.

FRESH DRY GUuDS, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, ire 10th last commencing al
10 o'clock, will sell at AHc lou Rooms larg,
lot of Fresh and desirable Goods. Among which
will be- found:
Black Cloths and Doeskins
Plain and Printed Satinets
Fame; Cassimeres
White ard Red Flannels
Fancy GiDghalBs
inen Towels and Diapers
Beown and Bleached thirtings
Driings, Apron Checks
Silk AMI Gotten Handkerchief
Domestic Plaids
Co ored Cainbrics, Hosiery. &c, &c, &c
Terms, as usual. kENI, PAINE q CO.,
Auc
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VUIJ i, Fr-o'- To
( .0-PAkTNERSHIP NOIICE.-WlL-
~ LIAM II. BELTS having associated himself
BUSINESS for the sale of Negroes, the firm here-
after will be carried on in the name and style of
PULLlAM BETS Thankful for the encourage
Hent heretofore received, they mutually solicit the
patronage 50 literally extended to the I'D firm and
especially Ask the attention CT their respective
friends to the new partnership.
D 81 PULLIAM co.
PULLIAM s. BELTS,
AUCTIONEERS, UNDER ODD FELLOWy
FALL. FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND VA.
VIII sell NEGROES both publicly and privately
our porters always at each depot and ct boats on
their arrival. q PULLIAM
Richmond. May 10TH 1855 nv PAN
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fsLEAR WATER. - forster's Patent
~ stone-Rapit Water Purifyers. superior 70 any
thing now Ia use for purifying and CLEANSING Inc
water For sale by DUNLOP, MoNCoh1 w.
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EO9SiLE-A Pew, or half Pew, eligi
II bIy situated in st James Church. foi terms
anrly 10 Hron0E GIBSON, at spots, Harvey
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COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL am prepar-
~ ed to receive orders for the above Coal at S. for
lump, and 81 80 for hail, to be delivered when il
suits the convene nee of nurcbasere: and ask the
patronage OF fot mer customers and others who NAV
choose to bus from ne.f ii d WHITING.
Office near Petersburg Depot.
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yAyIIITE SULPHUR WATER Green
w liier White Sulphur Water bottled at ths
sp''"ss :" sA' FISHER 4 WINSTON.
=. Sole Agents.
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REMOyAL.-SIMP On i

~ RAGNALL beg leave to inform their pa
~N.~trnns and the public generally, that they
~Aa~~w viii remove the lat If July next to ineir
NEw STRAM CRACKER BAEERr. on 18th street q few
doors below Maiu) whore they have greatly inofeas
ri thsr facilities for supply yin their hitherto largo
dem susts for BgEAp CANES, URAcKEHs. PIES, = c.
Toankful for the patronage literally bestowed
on tne heretofore they Dpe 10 merit continuance
of the same at their new place
SIMPSON BAdNALL.
B. Orders for BREAD. CRACKERS etc. will
Re received at their Bakery 18Th street, their
old store No T. Moin street. Cakes, Crackers &c,
carefully packed in quantities to suit customers