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AUG rtOn -ALoo
By Goddin b Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY BEAu

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY BEAU
4 T1FVL BUILDING Lot AT THE CORNER
OF LEIGH AND srH sTREETa--4s Trustee In 4
deedo fruit, executed to the eubscriber BIZ Mr. Jpo
williams dated 9th January, 1853 dnIy recorded
10 Richmond Hastings Court. shall sell at public
suction: on the nremises on MONDAY. the 2ist
day OF March. 1884, at O'Clock p NJ IN fsir IL met
the next day. that most beautiful Lot located a.
above. fronting on the south side Of Leigh rect "a
feet. more less, running ack l2f feet TO An slley
adjoining the residence now owned aud occ uped RI
DR. David Doggett This Lot is Justly regarded a.
among the most beautiful and desirable in tn a i'm.
proving part OF the city.
The terms will be remark atly liberal. only enough
10 cash to defray expenses Of the sale Fl to the
residue long credit be given ito be planned the
hour Of sale) for bond with good personal security
bea ing interest, the PAYABLE half yearly Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1859 TO be raid
by tie purctas r. JOHN GIBSON,
NH 10 Trustee.
QRlCK TENEMENT ON NORTH SIDE
~ OF LEIGH STREET, NEAR TO BROOKE
AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-wiI be sold
on ~ ESDAY. the 2Ad day Of March. 1859, on the
prem ses, commencing at 4 O'Clock NJ, the Brick
Tenement, located as above. formerly owned and
occupied by the late William Slater II 10 well
hnilt. and is quite convenient for the accommoda-
ton Of q small ia nily.
TzsMs-One-, bird cash; balance at and months
for negotiable Totes, interest added, ard title
tanned III last note bs pad The taxes for 1859 10
be paid by the purchaser.
NH 10 G0DDIN Il APpERsON, Aucts.
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I OuGNES, LOuN9ES.-Just received
- and for sale at a small advance on manufactu-
rers prices. p Lounges. of various qualities.
NH 4 ALEX MOTT Auct.
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Powder and Citrate Maenssia

CEIDLI1Z Powder and Citrate Magnssia
~ always kept fresh. prepared by myself. Also,
for SALE real pure and best Chocolate and Cocoa for
inyalids Tea and Ess. Of Coffee:
LWAGNER, Apothecary. -
Corner 9Th aud Broad sts, near I'd Market,
PRESCRIPTIONS put up accurately and OF the
best and most reliable Medicines. at any time at
NIGHT LWAGNER
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UNION STEAMSHIP

ss sssssssss31-.ys C0X'S LINE.-The only
~ regular Line Freight Boats from
Eicnmond % Lynchburg, three times week, TUES
US TliURSDAYs and sATURDAYS.
boat TEM PEST. Capt John Donald.
Do JAS. j. 1RBY, Capt VIM. Il. Woodson
Do MERCHANT, Capt Geo Layne.
Do BRISTOL. Capt Chas j johnson.
Do OLIVIA, Capt JRo. A. johnson.
These Boats are all of the first class, and
ded By careful and experienced Captains, and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
for past fayors iiberally bestowed for the past
three years, begs continuance Of the same.
WA p COX, Agent,
A. tho Shed. Dock street. in rear Of old Gas Works.
ia SIS
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No. So SECOND STREET. |

NO. s. SECOND STREET.
Baltimore. Jsn'y Is, 1859.
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
OF Robinsons Manipulated Guano. for FRANCIS
ROBINSON, ESQ of Baltimore city.
A sample of the above which was taken at vour
mills. was fourd, upon analysis. to be capable of
producing Of
Ammonia ....., ..,...,...,.,,,,. g al rer cant
and TO cnntsin of
Zone Phosphate of Lime ....... ....45 80 per cent
The above proportion of Ammonia and Bono
Phosphate of Lime ia known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results Of numerous practical experiments
this article will supply more of Bone Phosphate of
Lime thar is required by any crop, thus leaving a
considerable surplus of this valuable nutriment in
corporated with the soil at cropping and will fur
nish a sufficient quantity Of Ammonia to act as q
nutrment and stmulant.
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eoOO STERLING EXCHANGE FOR
oCcOO sALE.-We now drawing 2rGHr
BILLS of Exchange on the branch Bank qf Ireland.
al Cork and will ssil drafts for pouad and up
wards early application Is made at the office Of
X II MAUkY q CD,
Stock, Exchange Brokers and Bankers
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srMx< CAkKIAGES, CARRIAGES.

S9sf- The subscriber has en- hand. at his
between Main and Cary. C3th END li:h streets J
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIU-
FEES, BAR0UCHE5, BuGGIES with and without
tons and sULKl E5-ali OF his own make. Of the
best mater isls aud workmapship-al of which W IL
be sold ~ low good work Of the kind can be IN
the city of Richmond, AMI respectfully ask a call
from those ia wtnt OF any article in the Carriage
line us am determined to make to order and to
sell q. the lowet prices possbe and all work sold,
that is new. warranted
NH 7-9m MICAHAH MANtIUM.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND
L pERSON Al. ppNp .,urV e x;=...s e ! - !,

L Personal PROP sRTY By virtue of deed
from Bsrriiier Cox, bearing date February 10TH
1854. duly recorded ia the Clerk Once OF Henrico
county Ccur', of an order of said Court, ara with
the consent of said Cox. shall. as Trustees on
the 25tk day OF March 1852 at II o'clock M sell on
tie premises the tract OF Lard in Henrico ccnntv
containing about lG0 Acres, lying on James river
on Ostorne's Turnpike, between the lands of Mrs
Chafin, and about eight miles from the city of
Richmond; it being part of the tract Of land own
ed by the late Edward Cox, known as Lilly Valley
desirs it, on the day OF sale the beneficiary in the
deed will max the terms liberal. The title il be-
lieyed TO be GO d. but selling Trustees. shall
JAMES ELLETT, Tx..
JOHN g WILLIAMS, trustees
will, at thu above named time AMI place, a,
Trustee in another deed from Bar ritter Cox dated
the 3nh day Of October 1855, recorded il the Clerks
office of Henri!o County Curt. cell for cash one
horse. lot of corn. fodder, oats, shucks bricks,
JOHN 6 WILLIAMS. Trustee.
aS-should the 18th of March be unfair, the sale
will be postponed until the frat fair day thereafter
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF MOST VAL
AZ UABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY or
RICHMOND, ON CLAY AND 18TH STREETS
At the request of Mr. Charles Bruce executor OF the
late MIS- Evira Bruce dec'd, We shall sell at pub
lie auction. on the pre- mses. on WILD ESDAY. the
eth of April, 1889, commencing at O'Clock, i III
if fair, If not he next fair day the liable real
estate of which the testatrix died seized, and On
which she resided al the timc of her death, consist
ing of three half lots. together with the large
front the north side OF Clay stree of 1875 feet and
a dep on the west line of 18th street of $50 feet
1t viii be subdvided according to plat and survey
TO be exhibiteI at the hour of sale. To the mansion
there i'll be attached 20 feet Clay street, and
200 feet (including the brick stable and carriage
h0uae) on 18th ST. The balance OF the land will be
divided into building lots OF suitable size The fore
going real estate is so well known that further
description is dsemsd unnecessary, further than to
remark that the buildings erected shout
years age, under the superntendence Of Mr. III tx
ALL at cost of upwards OF sl7 900 and finished in a
costly manner, with most Of the modern improve
Dents. / he location of the property is justly re-
garded as among the most desirable in the city.
TERMs-for the mansion house and 80 feet front
by 200 feet Deep onehfth cash; balance at g. H. Is
and "A months. For the balance Ct the property
one-fourth cash; balance at g. IL and Is mOnths-in
each case negotiable notes. interest added, secured
~ trust deed. The taxes aud insurance for 1889
TO be paid by the purchasers:
NH 5-2tawtd huctioueers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEk'S Sale OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT, AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING:
AND sLAVE-As Trustee in certain Deed Of
Trust from William K. Snyder, dated the 18th day
of spril. 1913. duly recorded in Henrico County
the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18Th day OF
March commencing at O'clock. p. NJ Gf fair, if
not the next fair day house and lot on the east
side of Rrooke Avenue, and now in the occupancy
Of Mr. William K. Snyder. This house is very con-
veuient and we'll arranged for medium sizsd fami-
IL. Also, a vacant lat adjoining on the east. After
The fale If the Real Estate. will be sold the entire
Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting OF
DELPHY.
he deed requires cash SALE but it is likely that
an arrangement will be made TO sell The above on
time .
he taxes and insurance for 1851 to be paid by the
purchasers.
SAMUEL PULLIAM, Trustee
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR Son. Aucts mh7
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1850. SPRING TRADE 1859.
Elicit g. DREwRY,
.kF0RTERS lAD WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODs,
NJ l. Tnarl Nreet Eschnoni Ia

40 Ia CdT4 NJTf3, hfcaaOAd, Va.
We have the pleasure of offering 70 tho merchants
-' Nrgtnie, North CsrsiiDa and Tennessee the
.zi Sts; and hest stock ~
DRY GOODS
- hsSe ever been ahle 10 exhibit
Nnhn0inS cur business principally to piece goods
80 have bestowed much Anne and labor 20 p.t mn a
frt rate stock, ard iee satisfied that no house in
fHfsCcCntIy can Ciier b, tier selec, ed stccs OF
knS.lsh and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jsc0uets and Caynbrics
Zinc French and English 0rgandieS aud Chal-
lies
Fancy Bareges. reiaines and ValeptiAs
Robes at every style in Lawns, Jaoorets Or.
Sau6ies Bareges. Ghaies md ReiHines
SUES, Papl'ns, Caeek a EcCss M.sinAs
satin Striped Bareees
Lavijla Cloths, De baEes, sc
In hite Ca.Rbrics, swiss Auslins, Irish Linens
4, W. bsve. al our own Importation q large stock
rioh we Will sell lower than We have ever been
,tle to 1 , before.
b. goods tor eeat,emeu's aud boys wear cur stock
very large and varied aud as cheap as We have
ever been be u sell them
Ms have al extra large stock of goods for ne
sr-r4 such
Germ>R and Scotch Linen Burlaps
Farmers Drills;'Linen Ducks
Heavy Cotton Twilis and Ccttonad6s
Pla;i and striped DorDcstcs
Pis aud StriI ell O2nabuTgs
De3ms, SC.
Ia sis OF which wessk special examination By
TIE Jada We are determined 70 meet the marks IT
ICES North aad StUth, with we'll established
t.uSe1. kLLErT pRkWRY
n T--2ra
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TRADE, 1859.
DRY GOODS.

KENT, PAINE CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
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.x. NEW MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
ASS Highland Blossom. Song, bv Wallace
|GS- beautiful Sea. Song by Ramford
Promised LAM. Song, by Sloman
Blue Bells of Scotland, with new variations
by Oesten
Darling Nelly Gray. with new variations; by
Grobe
Dearest Spot on Earth is Home with new
variations, by Grobe5
Together with th7 largest stock of Music and
bound Music Books in the State.
For GALE by pH.TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Dealer,
fe 26 ls3 Main rect above post Office
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pOBIESON's MANIPULATED GUA.

pOBIESON's MANIPULATED qua.
i No HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFAH3fO MA
AND FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT. OF
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LfME,--Ths under
signed having accepted the agency for the sale of
OF a2rieulturlsts aud their agents to this superior
Fertilizer. We guarantee perfect uniformity in
the quality OF this art ;le and th9. t il in eli cases
one-haf best Peruvian Guano one alf fine ground
Bone aud the best Phosphate Guano.
Inc machinery used is new and OF the most ap-
proved description and from tue manner in which
fhe Gnano and Bone are mixed. being ground tope-
Their 80 that every particle of each is brous ht into
the closest contact with the other, ensures full
appropriation of both in roper proportions BIZ his
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from DR. Bicke]I
showing the value of this Fertilizer both for quick
and permanent results
1t is put up in good bags weighiog about $50 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 lbs.
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AND

DIChMOED SODA w A T Il X AND
IL BOrTLING EsTABLISHJENTis now in full
force with its double set of SELF-ACTlNG GEN
ERAT0RS.--rbe subscriber wishes to return bis
sincere thanks TO his friends aud customers in the
city aud country at large, for che patronage recev-
cd Tor his tenure in the business and hopes by strict
attention and straight forward dealings with his
customers. To- merit continuance OF their future
iavors fRANClS DuSCH,
B-The subscriber would most respectfully
call the attention Of his customers in the city OF
Rchu,ond to the fact that he has in his employment
all the hands who have been in tho employment OF
MI Mccormack, some of them for the last seven or
eight years and who are now com potent to put up
the best article Of SODA WATER. &c, that cannot
be surpassed. which is well known from the iaGt OF
having received Diploma at the late state Fair
aeld in this city, where those in my employment
had not only to compete with nay ANTAGONISTS In
Richmond, but with other cities. hsve also in my
employment competent and dutitui Drivers, WHO
will always eudeavor to give sati faction TO the Gus
toners in general.
would also al the attention of my customers
in the city and country to having superior article
Of CREAM ALE, which am selling on the most
reasonable terms. and viii warrant to give salts
faction no charge.
nah 4-l2t FDUSCH.
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MARBLE WORKS
JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURES Of ITALIAN AND AMERI-
CAN MARBLE
M0NU.HENTS TOMBS HEAD PIECES. de-,
- 4 Y N to- IHfIEtL| 10 I'D
)f prrrU ,SUIP or Dpsi1n

The public respec tnliy invited to call at my
Yard, between 9TH and ON streets, on Mso aad ex-
anime my wJrk, which cannot be excelied by any
other establishment North or South which will
cell as low as any establishment in this city OF
elsewhere NH Am
NlRG INA SAVINGS BAMK-CHAR-
TERED By THE LEGISLATURES OF VIR-
10000 DOLLARS Money re-
ceiyed oa deposit, in sums OF five dollars and IN
wards. on which interest the rate of per csntum
p8r annum is paid for suaiS remaining six months
or longer for short periods interest at the of
per centum,
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued By the
Cashier, I B STARKE, at the store of B Spence
corner OF Main and u"varnor SITS, Richmond, Va.
SAMUEL EOTTERtL President
tt STARKE. Cashier.
NH 3-3m G WALrHALL, Secretary.
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By Henry W. Quarles.
r Asst WEEK OF A GREAT SALE OF

- JEWELRY in consequence Of not having
cio4ed ont the stock of Jewelry advertised by Mr.
ktldreth, and having large addition 10 the stock
which will be opened this morning shall offer for
one week longer n STOCK of dcods, which hatter
myself will be appreciated, as it has been for the
last two weeks. All goods sold are warranted
represented, and purchasers have the privilege of
re- urning any article bought, the nexr day, aud
Will receive the AMOUNT paid for H. m
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CalCKERING PIANOS

.ssks1ssC.l. CHICKERING PIANOS
~ ANOTHER Lot OF these splt ndd
n e. n GinstrumS nts has Just been received
We have row as fine An assortment
o. sanos as can be found in any of the large cities
and at lower prices Prices here. the same as AT
the factory. from 1925 to SI@O
in This Let we have aiso the much adm ired Bois
nc nots aud the new A Scale Circular Acti0a which
Ior volume and beauty OF tone nearly equals the
Grand To these new X inds we solicit theattention
of Professors and Amateurs
The Thalber 2 Grand is still on hand for SALE
Orders from abroad, with references will be pune
tualiy attended to. Drawings of Pianos, with the
prices. furnished free of charge.
The instruncnts fran, this factory hare universally
cdrraed ne frst medals diplomas and opdrds, orer
hfbtted. in Europe and America Thc frst profess
o's mechanics and Judges Of both countries are IMAM
'naos an awarding them the highest perfection War
ranty given for any length of time.
Warerooms-North side Of Broad street near 9th .
ard at HABLIsToN 4 Bros, No 1863 Main street.
ia 70 NATB'L CARJISI Sole gent
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BOARDING.
M .a5CEALAN EOU :

/ DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
n Have removed their Office to 2n2, Main st.
shove lHth opposite COrinthian Hall. GOODS
called or and delivered FREE OF charge for drsy
,G-ts
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(,AMBLE's HILL PROPERTY AT

CANDLES HILL PROPERTY AT
" PRIVATE saLE.-The house and lot al pre-.
cent occupied. hy Mr. w sydnor, on Sd IT., CAM
city for private residence. 10 for sale privately
Property in this nrighbor hoods rapidly increasing
In yaiue AS an evidence of ~hic nc iesrt han thlI-
teen handsome t. nements have been erected wisAin
two SQUARES Of the spot, within the last twet or
eighteen months The lot fronts about n feet. on
al street. between Canal and Byrd runs back lfths
feet. For terms. apply to ss
NH slot 6ODDlN APPEhsON-
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QPRING GOODS FOR 1859 RICH
- AND ELEGANT GOODS j MILLHIsER 4
pR0 have received portion OF their rev tpring
foods bon ght the most favorable terms for cash.
viii al ,r the same TO their customers and friends
a,h publc generally. at prices TO distance all COM
petitoD our stock consists Of al the latest les
Of ladies Dress Go ds shaws, Nantes AID Rag
!ans Ernbroideries in all its brancht :. as we'll ms
Housek eeping Goods. the iargtst aud best assoT-
ment we have ever had. Also. Mourning Goo is in
great yar-ety: In Domestic Goods for servants We
Can ri great Undue ements to purchassra. having
lar re stock on hand before the recent adyance in
rhose Good wewilI sell them long as they last
at ali prices A call from the purchasing commu-
N''' - MILLHISER h BROS,
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SPRING TRADE.-P. JOHNSTON Il

S,BR0, Druggists, are daily receiving fresh adj
dtions to their present stock If Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals. Dye Stuffs, Painters Colors Oils, Win
dow Glass Perfumery, Fancy Articles. &c, &c, to
which they w.uld call the attention Of the trade,
wholesale and RETAIL aud are prepared 20 offer
all goods in their line AT the lowest market prices
Every article Ia selected with particular reference
to purity ana genuineness Personal attention paid
to packing and forwarding with promptness.
L. JOHNSTON BR0THEk,
Apothecaries and Druggists.
us, Main street,
,ahT Richmond Virginia.
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ISL Sa,e conducted II Henry W oUARLEs. Auct.

mn a HENRY W QUARLEs. Auct.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY in
J. the city of Richmond. situated on the lower
end of the Canal Dock consisting OF large wooa ,
cen Store House, 60xi45 feetby virtue ., Dssa
ed IN the CLERKS ofice of the Hustings Conrt OF
Richmond. L shall on FaluAY. the ,osh Gay OF
March 1879 at public auction. sell al the impIose
ments on a Lot lea5. by the said OHern, from
Robinson Jr toe ether with sll the Tent ana titie
of the said U'fIern to the unex pired lease.
The tale to take place st o'clock d. Oh the pre-
Terms made known at the sale.
nh did BKSJAMIN NASH. Trustee.
OOMMISSlONEKS' SALE Or MILL
u AND LANDS In HANOVER COUNTY In
pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Cour. OF ran n
pysr County entered on the "a Gay OF ocpoprI iol
in the suit OF Dukes administrator asanst taylor
aam,nistrator aud others, the undersigned Commis-
sioners named In the said decree; VIII sill on sne
nrem eg ct public auction 70 me nignes. DiuseI,
~, WEnkESDAY. the 23t day OF March, 1853. the
rss and Mills in the said decree mentioned. being
-. ina Mill formerly known as Darracotps Mil
With So acres of land thereto attached and sor se
s,ns,s in the county of Hanover. on the southsids
~ south Anna river aad adjoining the land OF TIL
i.,s VIM D Winston, and the Richmond, freder
~ Land called Kimbrough's, with the building
and thereon. adjoining the din tract
and the Iapds Of VIM L Wood and others TIL
property is considered valuabie-the Mil being vel
ess to the city OF Richmond. -
The title is believed 70 be unquestionable, but 9
Commissioners we shall sell with special Warrant
only a..
TEaxs-One fourth cash. balance upon q credit,
ak twelve and eighteen months. with interest frol
the day of sale. The purchaser to give bond. VII
Retained until the purchase money is all paid.
| sale 10 con merce at II O'Clock. AM.
| S Wm aa wlxsfns. Commissioners
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EDUCATION.

DRAWING AND OIL PAINTINGS.
Mhs WM MITCHELL !. prepared 10 give
essohsin DRAWING and PAINTING IN OIL. ~
w. Iesioence on n street. between Main and Cary
n ~. TO each pupil twice week, at hours
.aoiss wishing farther information will he pleas.
- '" ''"nc atpbSatfpn 10 Bef. fe t2-im
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THE BOARD OF TRUsTEEs of

L Richmond Laucasterian School will proceed to
the election OF two FEMALE TEACHERS for tie
Primary School Of the Male Department GU TUES,
DAY. tue 18th instant. The salary is $3.50 each per
annum. payable quarterly, with the privilege Of
living 10 the scboOi House rent-ffee.
Applicants for the situations will please forward
their testimonials TO Mr. eAM'L pUTNEY Presi
degt, or 10 JOHN DOVE
NIB lid gee'v
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TIE ATTENTION of HOUSE KEEP
4 ERS and others are requested to a lot of fl ne
Furniture, which has been placed in my store 10 be
sold privately. An early call is solicited as great
bargains can be had if sales made within two or
three weeks. The lot embraces the usual variety
Among which is a splendid Parior Mirror; ore pair
Divai s, early new; one large Side3oard; one fine
Brussels Carpet, &c. K B COOK,
NH 4-tS Anctinnpar
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS FOR

z AhUAINS TN Dkl q UU d 5 FOk
j. CASuIn order tDciose ont as near IS possible
+. make room fer SPRING GOODS. snd improve
, ."ats in my sfure-enlaTEin and re-arren gin &
ne same, will sell the remainder Of my stock
hand ST greatly reduced prices. and many articles
pHh0ut regard 70 cost All whs really want cheap
Aa good Goods viii fin il greatly their teresf
q : We me "A cali before purchasing elsewhere. az
IN determined TO sell low for cash.
JNO l. SMITHER
f. ls-a'mcwn No 90 Main street.
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OLATE AND METALLIC ROOFING.-
~ JOHN G. MCMILLAN h co, having had an ex-
Terierce of over twenty years in Scotland, and
eight years in this country ard Central America as
practical SKATERS and METALLIC ROOFERS, of
FER their services to the citizens of Richmond and
adjacent cities and country.
When desired. we will use the celebrated BUCK
iKGHAM SLATE, which ia equal, if not superior.
70 any State low in IL retains its original
Color and has been proven that it will last double
as long as bricks in building; and tue Price has
been SO reduced. that We are now enabled to COM
pete with either shingles or tin
Give us call. and we will demonstrate what we
say. But facts are chiles that Wilma ding, and
dowua be Disputed
Any kind of EAVES and CORNICES can be made
by us.
satisfactory references will be given when desired
tftce on Main street: between 5sh and 9th next
10 ar j Davies Marble Yard.
Old Roofs REPAIRED and warranted.
ynbo yp,E
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TOLL OFPICEJR& ACANAL. !

TOLL OFPICEJR az CANAL.l
Richmond, March 2, 1889. !
ssgsss~-..xGImTyA SPECIAL NOTICE by
sttss5 resolution adopted By the Direc
tors of the co. TIE toll on all articles trars-
ported upon the Canal from Richmond TO Lynch
burg and from Lynchburg to Richmond going di
rect threug Knoxville. or coming direct through
from Knoxville, shall not exceed ne cent per ton
mile, to go into operate from the aboye date
NH 4-6t SNEAD, 1 u.