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Northern NJ arkete.

RAlrIMaRr june 10 --Flonr active-prtees firm
Howard and Ohio s.: City Mills held at - Whes'
ANIL and heavy-auotstioas poninal-whi,e& 81 COG
~ res si sstsI IN Corn dull-white s9ens6; YET
i,~ stRei provisions du and heavy bacon
bnn1aer. ~: 81 les 81, e4a's: rerk firm at si7
Is Lara higher, ana qaosvd at I7G4I2t. Whissey
hesyy-9hin ~.
f..t.ut, ftoar declined sFSin cts-Souther IN ~ =
80 :, vheat heavy Cora declined CT. Pork
sertirrd Il cts Lard duh 81 li(Gl "a Turpcntim
,ts.d, AZ = ct lower Rosin buoys"t at 81 ST. -
Riee dull rtccks hisher-vs 6'ss7'4.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

~ VAtUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CuUN-
TT NF kICO.-Pursuant TO two DEGREES of the
pies VS. Staples Administrator" and sAnn stanies
va staples and ais rendered on The Ssh May 1889
the undersigned. as Com mssoners. will sell at pub
lie auction. TO the highest bidder on tho premises
on TU tuesday,. the 2Ssa day OF June, 1852 OF fair.
if not. the n fair day thereafter) commencing
situated on and near to the Deep Kun Turnpike
about four miles from the city and on and near the
X, and Railroad; being the Keel Estate of
which Francis Staples died possessed. and distin
Suished as follows:
A-Containing s acres. with three ice houses
thereupon, and lying Immediately upon the mill
B-Containing nearly 80 acres. has upon it a saw
ard grst mil in complete order. and small dwell.
C-COntaining se7e acres has upon it q very CON-
Portable framed dwelling. with the usual out-hous
es, sll in good order. About half of this is
cleared, and the remainder heavily wooded. The
land is in high state of iRproy ement and lies i'm
n.edateiy upon the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
D-Ihe Mansion Tract and the late residence of
Frsncis Staples, decd has q handsome framed
&C, all in perfect order. The house has recently
been thoroughly repaired. 1t contains IS acres Of
superior farming land, and has attached q vneya ard
and q large young orchard of choice fruit trees.
E-Contalning "a acres. adjoining the above, is
cleared and highly improved.
F--Contains 80 acres, of superior farming landi
has upon it large oak grove, and in cultivation.
Giles aemediateiy upon the Deep Nun Turn
pike and he Mill Road. It contains IS acres Of
shops The soil 10 excellent.
LILIES on the Deep Run Turnpike. adjoining the
above. containing q acres in very good condition.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate Ia the vicinity
of the city of Richmond.
A map and survey of the said land can be seen at
the office of Jas Taylor Son. ALI persons de-
string to make inquiry about the above property,
are referred to the auctioneers.
TERMs-unAthirde Ell the purchase money in cash,
and the resdae in two equal lis ailments at and
two yeara from the day of SALE the credit
to he secured By n sotiabis notes, Satisfactorily en-
dorsed with interest added, and the title retained
till the whole purchase money is paid, and q con-
veyance directed sy the court.
Possession will BE- given Except of the Mansion
Tract Immediately. and full possession of that
on the LIST January, 1850, aud the purchaser of it
will pe allowed TO seed crop of wheat.
The sale will commence at the Mansion Tract" at
81 O'Clock, ID:
JOHN B YOUNG, }
Nv RANDOLPH, fComm's
MILTON GARY }
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CHESTER Hotel, VA.

The above establishments situated about mid
way between Richmond and Petersburg, immedi-
atey on the rail- DAD. The undersigned takes this
method OF Informing the public and especially the
citE M of Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk Il Ct
this delig ful summer retreat Is ready for the
reception Of visi The Proprietor feels justified
in saying TO families and others desiring q cool,
comfortable and pleasant retreat from the noise and
heat OF the cities. that there is spot In Eastern
Virginia that offers greater Inducements than this
ghe Hotel is situated sn eminence that 10 at
tractve and pleasing to the eye The cham hers are
large, airy. and neatly furnished. The table will
always be furnished with the best that the marke
can afford Arrangements have been made with the
Railroad Company to give the heads of families a
free uass EDWARD CRAIG
lie T-3taw3w "a Pre- nrietor
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SMALL FARM IN HEN.

RICO COUNTY, On DEEP Run TURNPIKE,
AT AUOri0N.-We will sell, upon the premises.
ON WSDHEDAY, the 18th day of Juno, k59, COM
Messrs Hu' cheson and Young. Commits oper. the
valuable fsrmin Henrico county on Deep Ran Turn
pike "a miles from the city and now in the occu-
pancy Of Alex .nder Kerr Esq. who intends to re-
move to the city.
1t contains FORTY ACRES of highly improved
land remarkably healthy, and adjoining the lands
of DR.. Anderson, Archy Blair, Esq and others
The Improvements consist If q very comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING, with FIVE rooms, kitchen
q large BARN. and the usual out HOUSES,
The above property ed)oins the TOLL GATE"
tract advertised by MsssTs. Hutcheson and Young,
Commissioner. the reby affording the purchaser an
opportunity of securing more land.
TERss-Une fourth cash, the balance at s, IL and
is months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by q trust deed
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il SON.
Aucta
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go FARM AND TIMBERED LAND,

~,
- IN EASTERN VIRGINIA, FOR sALE.-i
otfe" for sale the Farm in James City county. Va,
distant Is miles from the city of williamsburg on
the mai stage road leading from Rich mond and
known by the name OF Parker's Tavern. 1t con-
tains by recent survey 400 acres about IS cleared
balance well timbered with pine, oak, ash. poplar
chestnut. principally he former.
The improvements consist of large framed wood.
en- dwelling, used in former days as a country ia
yern. at present occupied BY Mr. James as resi-
dence. The location beautiful and healthy.
IA no objection can be raised To the use of mari
end its value will add, that more can be found on
this estate than any other of the same extent The
soil is said by persons to be very supe
riOr and with the application of the mari on the
place. which is inexhaustible, of easy access and
strongly impregnated with lime, this farm can be
made rich and very productive. Exclusive of some
good white oak chip timber ash. poplar and chestnut
from 10 to Is 600 cords of pine wood be cut off
the land, deliverable either the York or Chicka-
hominy rivers. or slapped thence to the Northern
cities, where wood is selling at S. per cord by tho
cargo. and must continue to advancing rates. AZ
the owners live some distance from this property
will be sold at great bargan or, ifdesired young
negroes. at valuation, would be taken in exche ge
Apply TO Truman A PARKER
nv 2S-dIm Richmond Va
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A MELIA WHITE SUP HUR

AZ NEHIh W III I II j q u II u Is
"A SPRfN9S.-This delightful Summer Resort
will he opened for the reception Of visitors on the
18TH jane.
The waters are similar to the far .farmed White
Sui phur; and their accommodations equal to any
springs in Virginia.
they arc situated In A nalia county 30 miles from
Richmond, and "a miles from JetersvilIe Station
on the Rich ms nd and Dsuville railroad, on which
there two trains daily to and from Jetersyile
where there will be always In readiness q convey.
ance to the SIP ings. on the arrival of the cars
Their locality and easy access. axe them most
desirable Summer resort for families
BOAR0-Per month"; $50 per week, Sl0 per day
8! Children and servants half price
lie Pms THO, q WILSON 4 SNN
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By Jas M. Taylor & Son.
light ACRES OF LAND ON ME,

Eight ACRES OF LAND ON MEA-
~ DOW BRIDGE ROAD At AuCrIoN-we
VII sell upon the premises en- TUESDAY, the IA h
June. commencing at So o'clock PM. Acres Of
Land. on the west side OF tho meadow Bridge road,
Just beyond the coporats limits. and adjoining the
lands Of Messrs Richard Moore and Albert A Nor.
RS This property has been improved to very
high degree. and Is now under cultivation. There
are upon the place. two springs of excellent water
Ihose wishing TO provide themselves with q coun.
try seat, in healthy and pleasant peie hborhood
you'd DO well to a.fend the sale. 1t will he divided
into lots TO suit bidsers
TERMs-One-fourtn cash; the balance at {. IL AMI
IL months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by a trust deed
jsl0 JAS n TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
BUILDING LOTS In BOWLING
~ GREEN, AT AUCTION W IL be cold upon the
premises. on MONDAY, the 10 h day OF June. com.
menclpg at oclo ID eight large vacant Lots,
upon Bowling Green etieet, and the Cross street
leading from said street to MechanicsviIIe Turn
pike, ard Immediately opposite to the Cathelic Ce-
m stery and well situated for residences or mar.
ket gardens
Tel ms at ale. JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON,
1e 10 AuctioneerB
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NOW PUB uISHING--In parts at rs
IN and 62s cents each, illustrated with beautiful
Maps. Portraits Of eminent Persons, celebrated
Places, &C.,
THE
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je3-lm Richmond, Va. Box S35, p o.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS
IMPROVED AND ENLARGED.
SHORT STAGING ZINE ROADS AND SJ-
pERR ,Nf,ENERE


The NEW RIVER wHIfBsULPfIURSPR SPRINGS,
IN Giles county, uron New River, twenty mites
frcm the Montgomery White and Yellow sulphnr
a rrtngs. has been Improved by several new build
tsRs, including fine Dining saloon and Bali Room
Aud s ready for visitors The alter of The Springs
Is strong sulpher, resembling the celebrated
areenbrhr White sulphur, though not 40 cold ss
That, and has been found highly efieacous in a va.
rety of diseases.
The scenery at these Springs lie bold and beauti.
ful; the celebrated New River Cuffs In sight of
she hotel; the hnest views afforded By the sur
rounding country, especially from the Bald Knob
(believed te be the highest point 10 virginia. near
the beautiful Mountain Lake which Is only seven
miles distant. In addition to the usual ainuse.
mcnts the guests AZ this place can enjoy fine hunt
ing and trout fishing Ia Short nowhere lie there
Afforded finer mountain views, than In this region
of country.
The turnpike across the Mountain by the Noun.
tain Lake TO the salt sulphur 10 completed. and
Nesers Pey ton Cos fine stages will run regularly
upon u and upon the roads between the Montgoul-
cry white. yellow Sulphur and New River White
sulphur Springs. line also plies between the
New River White and Pearsburg, where paasen.
gers tiSe the stages To the Monroe HE'D Sulphur
springs, distant thirty miles.
A good Band Of Music IL engaged.
The Table will be supplied In the best manner
TERAs-First week $40; second week 80: third
week o.; for the month $50.
WILLIAM EG6LEsToN,
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.sNc-1E.E.A FOR LYNCHBURG. TO
ZEN LEAVE SATUkDAY -The
snail Boat TEMPEST will leave as above. Fer
feight, apply to Wa COX.
je l0-2t At the shed, Dock st.
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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIS
EASE&.
The Hotel at this place will DO open for the recep-
tien OF VISITORS ON the first OF June next. The sup
ply OF Mineral Water is abundant, and there are -
BATHS! constantly. supplied with fresh water from
separate springs of various temperatures from $50
forms of Rheumatism: Neuralgis; Paralysis, free
from innammatory action: Golf; Diseases of the
Liver Old Injuries TO the muscles Joints and ten
doris Enlarged Glands; Spinal Irritation; Chronic
more thoroughly apdr apldiy than any other remedy
the American continent
THEIR ALTE ATLYE AND CURATIVE
are unsurpassed by those of any other Mineral Wa.
ter on the face of the globe.
Many persons aff icted with the diseases enumer.
sted above, in forms which had resisted the most
skilf1l medical treatment, and had rendered the
lives of the sufferers alike wretched and useless
through long ears OF pain. have been restored to
perfect health By their use. Of the vast number
psratively few Indeed who would not be either cur
ed or greatly relieved here.
The Springs situated in an elevated noun tain
region. The scenery around Is wild, romantic and
beautiful. and q more healthy and delightful sum-
mer climate no where be found.
Besides the Hot Bs' hs for invalids, there are two
FINE PLEASURE BATHS. tor persons in good
health.
Coed MUsIC will be in attendance early in the
season.
ROUTE from The principal cities in the United
? ates By Railroad, to the Miilboro' Depot of the
= Virginia Central Railroad" thence By stage
he spring8. Passengers leaving Richmond, Va, or
Baltimore. Nd in the morning, can come through
to this place the same day to supper. pass the
night at the Warm spin and arrive here to br
fast, next morning.
Fora full account Of this celebrated watering
place see DE Bow REVIEW" for june and AMER
IcAS FARMER" for May. or write to the subscriber
tor pamphlet. S GOODE.
my 2i-d3m
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BY Richard Csuthorn.
HOUSE AND Lot In PORT MAYO

Il FOR SALE ATAUCTION by virtue of a deed
of trust to the undersigned from Chas ia berts and
Elizabeth his wife, and duly recorded IN the Clerks
office of the County of Heurico, VII sell at auc-
top. on MONDAY, 10Th June. st 4}s O'clock. P NJ on
the premises. two lots of Ground In the town OF
Poit Mayo, situated at the intersection of Louisiana
street with ihe Williamsburg Road, upon which
there is comfortable Brick Dwelling. with kitch.
trustee. shall convey with special warranty.
thcugh the title lie believed 20 be undoubted
TEkMS--Cash, as 10 80 much Of the purchase money
es may suffice to deftay tie expenses Of executing
this trust and 10 discharge bond due to VIM Y
Kelly. by said Roberts, bmoup,ing to $50 the bal
ance upon such ter may be Indicated by said
Roberts. LAsKIS pFOhD Trustee
Pale conducted hr Il CInrHnpN ia
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NEW CLOTHINu.-CARRA-

A COLT, HARRIS Il co successors 10 MBR-
w cEssT, WEIsIGsR Co, are receiving one
of the lar Gest best assortments OF Ready
Made Clothing ever offered in this market, having
been MANUFACTURED By fHENsELvEs, and for style.
quality and fit cannot be surpassed
Also Youths and Boys Clothing of every kind and
oraty suitable for Boys from four TO sixteen years
Old.
Furnishing Goods OF every kind. including their
celebrated Golden Hill shirts" superior QL atty
sn e. guaranteed, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices
Gu Call and examine them.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il CO..
MAR az
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afAe 'p paoes +; e 8 ss "n'-

The undersigned will open a TRAINING STA,
BILE at tho
ASHLAND RACE COURSE,
on the LIST day of July next. and will then be pre-
pared to rec live horses for the purpose Of being
trained. l have employed as the trainer SAMUEL
SMITH one of the best and mos. reliable trainers in
the State having been in the service of the late
Talley and trained the celebrated race horses Tally
Ho, Inspector, One Eye jos Lucy Phillips shockoe
Oratrix, and others too numerous to mention.
He refers TO Hon Jno u Bolts, Capt Jno Belcher,
David Mcdaniel. and Maj Thos boswell.
TERMS:
When the owners of Horses furnish Rubber and Ri
der Clothing 40 the terms will be...$l Is per day
When the Trainer furnishes every thing necessary
All expenses of travelling to and from ASHLAND,
or to any other COURSE, to be paid by the owner.
A THOMPSON,
lie e-2m Secy Ashland Jockey Club.
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ryr,I, r1oy OF DIR, KING.

C,Rusa. n. Y, June DIR, king, the wife poi.
,oner, was burg th.s morning. He made speech
on the sallows. declaring his guilt and willing.
ness 10 die that he had made peace with God aod
desired the people to pray for hisa. A vast num-
Der Of people was present, hu, no disturbance CO.
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CCALES.-Having received the Agency
~ ofthe Manchester Scale Works, we now pre-
ysrod 10 take orders for Railroad Track, Wood Hail
road Depot. Hay. Rolling Mil, Warehouse, Grain,
Portable, Factory. " heeIbarrow, Union, Grocers.
Ceunter, and Druggist Scales.
The quality Of these Scales. for accuracy strength
and durability, will compare fayorably with ANY
masufgct ured in this country.
We keep in store an assortment of Platform and
Counter Scales. VAN LEW, TAYLOR a co,
Uy Is 10 Main street,
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MrN DAVIS

IA Il ELIXIR, ono of the best known RENEE
dies for Coughs and Coda, has been in use in Rich
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen twenty
years. ana has always proved eificacious in Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntar
IL given BY Rev. Mr. WileB in 1854.
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March Is, 1885,
Mr.. c. @. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure In
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cbls9h EEizir,"
purchased of you, has acted like o charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whoopng Cough
very bad. have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coughing, and in evsry case the
this plapsration excellent medicine and In N
judgment re family ought to be withoutit.
A. WILES,
Pastol q the NJ Il. OH rch. South. on Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Conf
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher Il Winston
Millspaugh Il Johnston, J. W. Garlick, Il. j. Picot
.Rodeker and Chss d. Yale. Richmond 90 25
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TRUST SALE OF NEW KENT LAND.

By virtue of a deed of trust from Robt Tay lcr.
bearing date che 4th day OF Decen ber 1889 duly re-
corded in New Kent County urt the unders ign
ed the trustee therein appointed, viii proce. 10
sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the l4th day of June, 1852 tf fair iii not the
estate in said county. conveyed in said deed con-
Hsting Of tract Of land containing about l725
acres, lying about five miles below New Kent L. .
AMI about ~ miles from the Pamunhey river, ard
bounded by the lands of James O'Dell deceased I'd
ward Langley and Ira L. b )wles, with the house
and improvements thereon
TERMs-One-third cash balance upon credit of
one and Two years. for bonds bearing interest from
X X RCWISON.
my 2l-law2w&atds Trustae
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)LUE SULPHUR SPRINGS --This de-

- lightful Watering place, located in 0reenbrier
Co. Va. was purchased by a company OF gentlemen
ments. and will be open fer the reception OF visitors
On the 18th Of June The waters are similar to the
from the White Sulphur Springs. aud 10 from Lew
isburg and the scenery around II IL not surpassed
By any Spring In the pcounta,ns. The accoE. moda-
tfons equal to those at any Spring In the noun
tains Of Virginia.
Mr. George w buster. ono % the present owners,
and 80 fayorably known, Is the manager.
Mr. Joseph Ii 6nead, also oae of the owners, will
be found there from the 2eth instant. when he
would be pleased 10 see his friends from Eastern
Virginia and the South.
To persons remaining for four weeks or more
liberal deduction of charges will be made. For in.
formation or circulars giving description OF the wa
tors &c please address Ohas 6tebhins l0l Broad It,
Richmond. GEORGE w BUSTER co.
Proprietors.
N B-There will be daily line Of coaches from
nj rlrh. ay.rf
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY oOoDs 60,

n o"As1A UAsN, I'M UOUUSs 0O.-WIU
A. be sold at auction. ct my store, corner Main and
18th streets, on SATURDAY morning NEXT the
instant. commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, large Is voice
Furniture WV
DRY G00Ds-several invoices :resb 0oois inst
received, and will be scld without reserve
Large lot Ready made Clothing, eooti b loes and
Hats. '~
30 dozen Hoop Skirts
dies. &c. ALEX NOTf
lie 10 49,
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SPRING MILLINERY.

~ STRAW AND MILNE
9OODs.-On consignment and for sale cheac
~ ~ cases English and other straw Bonnets
fFIsts, Flowers. Wiske Blends, Cords and Tas.eis
on sai urday morning. Millintrs and civ deaisr,,
are invited to Cali and exsmins the stock'
Je9 AIEy Norr
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MANCHESTER HOUSE AND LOT ar
Ava AUCTt0N.-At the request Of Mr. J n Brooks.
will offer for sale, on the or, misee on eATIJE.
DAY, June nth, at O'Clock M. House and Lot
ronting 30 feet on north side OF Upper Main street.
Ais two Lots in Swansboro, rontiy each so feet
on the Turnpike. on one of which II 8 small Cvell.
ing House. Title indisr utable.
TBKMs-One third cash; balanceat lands month";
with iateresr. title retained until full Payment.
bURFOkD REIEND.
lie 7-5ts Attorsevs AZ IA
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THE CHURCH or ENGLAND SYNOD.

TORONTO. Jane a.-Ths Church Of England Syn.
Cd and annual meeting OF the CongreSauooa'
rnYon Of Canada. 10 now Ia session here peie~
sstes 10 tbs Uninu are present from New YORK,
vermont, Maine, Nova Scotia and Ne" brons-
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LIME GOODS JUST OPENED

READY MADE CLOTHING.
j. D. GOODMAN d CO have now open a second
supply of latest styles fne Dress Spts Coats Pants
and Vests: Business Suits do do do do
These Goods are fine, vel made. and cut to ft in
the most approved, fashioneble style
Light eumnler Coats, Pants an Vests-we bsye
open large stock. Aiss, varied assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods. All of which we invite
al examination by all sentlemex guaranteeing en-
tire satisfaction. in quality. fl q price.
J D GOODMANe.CO.,
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TTPHOLsTERING AID PAPER HANG

The subscriber beqs leave to inform the pubic
generally that he has opened an UPHOLsTEIRa1HsHt
and PAPER HANGING Establishment, on bhoHf
81 Rect. between 4th and 9Th, where be keeps con'
stantiy on hand large assortment OF nne
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PAIEh,
ED CHAIRS and SOFA THAMES, which can be
covered to suit the taste. Also, IN assortment Oh
CUKTAIN GOODS and WINDOW SHI DIES.
sHUCK and HAIk MATTRESSES made 10
order. and warranted to give satisfaction.
~ All work entrusted to me, shall meet with
sttention and ct reasonable prices az can
DC mad elsewhere. J A RnMM EL.
je2-lms Broad at be,v 4tb and 9Th.
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By THIS W. Keeses,
(offics Corner I2ih and Cary streeta1

Eu MATCH P0NEYS, FOR SALE
G2NAT AUcrION.-will be sold ON sATUR-
PAY morning June nth. at 10 O'Clock. at the
Horse Auction Lot. near the Central Railroad De-
rof, pair OF very ine ssrrel Poneys four and i've
years uid. Uuil brothers, warranted sound. They
can De seen at Il KS stable. on 10Th street
ALso--everal saddle AND Harness HorseS
ALsO-One Cow and Calf, from ChArles City,
Je1 THtJS w RKaII xnet