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MCRDER.-Henry Haug died. in Newark, n
j., on the Eth inst from injuries inflicted on
the 9Th inst, by his employer, John I4itz Il
gardener. Haug claimed fifty cents due him
more than Litz would allow, when the latter
kicked Haug from his premises, which result
ed in death. Litz il under arrest
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"a Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. D., offers her
services to those of her own sex, and to children
who may need medical advice or attendance.
, Especial attention given to the management of
female diseases, and displacenonts.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets,
Richmond Va. jy 4-Im*
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qFtbPTp MARKETS

MEMPHIS, TENN. July IA tornado on
Sunday night. at Decatur. DESTROYED eight
spans OF the railroad bridge. Loss sIJOOn0
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3 doors above 81 Charles Hotel,
my A-ts Richmond, va.
nEHID Al AZ Err snhscriLar has fitted n

DUMP MAKER.-The subscriber has lifted up
i his shop with Machine for boring and hewing
the old style LOG PUMPS. With the aid Of his
machinery he can afford to manufacture the Pump
% per cent. less than they be made by hand
He hatters himself that he can give perfect salts
faction as he has had long experience in the making
of Pumps
All orders left at his shop on the Westham Plank
Road about half = mile from Richmond, or sent
through the Richmond Post Office will be promptly
attended to.
The Pumps of the undersigned will be made In the
most improved style and at the shortest notice.
Specimens may be seen at the shop OF the snhscri-
hor lie 2i-3wt THOS. SUIEh.
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Ms Fresh Leeches.-I have just received
by Adams Express, a fresh lot of SWEDISH
which will be applied upon most rea-
sonable terms
2. S.-Cnpping and Leeehng promptly attended
to. Can be found at all hours of the day at the
Hair Dressing Room under the American Hotel,
and at night on 9Th street, French Garden HILL.
my 25-ts X. c. HOBSON.
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IA Doctor e. 4. Brickcn offers his pro-
tessional services to the pubic in all their various
branches, viz: in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
SURGERY, OBSTETRICS, and the DISEASES oF Wo-
MEN AND CHILDREN.
,nAr Office at The General Insurance Office"
CHANGE Hotel. where he may be found during the
day and at hight a. his residence, Leigh street,
between I'd and Sd. je 1-2m
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-James Sillick, a brake
man on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
was killed on Monday, by the running of OF Il
freight car on which he was stationed. His
body was cut i'll twain al the waist and one
cut off.
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naTo Avoid Having Sour Bread. use


SEMPLE'S INFALIIBIE BAKING POWDER.
To make bread speedily use
SEMPLE'S INFALIIBIE BAKING POWDER.
To save lard in making biscuits. use
SEMPLE'S INFALIIBLE BAKING POWDER.
To make bread light and sweet. use
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
TO save time. labor and expense. use
SEMPLE'S INFALIIBLE BAKING POWDER.
Price. 20 cents. For sale by Druggists and Gro
GERS generally.
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ATHS! LATHS! LATHS !-0ur Machine 10
Il now in operation on Mayo,s Island We now
supply the Trade promptly with excellent sPlAS-
thousand. JOHN T. dEO dihSON.
NJ B--The Bridge il toll-free to persons having
tsssness at the Saw Mill. lie 26-lml ]. Il q. q.
on HBi.S. APPLE BRANDY, from one 20 Eve
~ sssss old IA store sqaf tcr ytxiS fxY 4 CO.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER RAvENswooD
AND Loss OF LIFE.-The steamer Ravens
wood, from Madisonyille. La, for New Or
leans, took fire Saturday morning about eight
miles from shore. and was totally consumed
together with her cargo. There was an iusur-
anCe of S25 htN on the boat. OF the thirty per-
sons on board all escaped excepting one. who
was drowned in attempting to reach the
shore
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r., Magnetic Telegraph Lins--Offe,, 1870 EaYls
Square, Masn Street
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ORGANDIE AND BEREGE ROBES
~ Bargains will DO offered in Organdie and Be-
al encs. JoHNSoN.k HAYWOOD,
No n Main street,
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DIssOLUTIONs, &c.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.
~ The concern Of w. III. HARRISON co. is
h day Ss ss
name Oh the '0"0''A II 'S'W W. ii. HARRISON.
July LIST, 1889. JNo. BLAIR.
Co-PARTNERsHIP. - The undersigned have
K CHAMBERLAYNE. and will continue the GRO,
Gerry BUSINESS, in all its branches. at the stand
ssere the ostrens Of the old concern that nothing
shall he left undone that may please them and they
hope. by strict and prompt atention TO business 70
merit and secure, not only their patronage, put
that of the public genes,Nsniiy,p AID
Ju, ,,,, 1850, + nv e. t ehHHAlHEibERLAyNE.
IN retriuv from the business of w. NJ. HARRI-
SON & CO., am pleased IN the assurance shss AZ
'fI Know Mr., BLAZE and Mr.. cHAxsEsEb.rxx tho
roughly, and therefore do most cordially RECON-
mend them to the confidence and patronage oil my
friends and patrons.
feel lively interest," in their success, and ask
my friends to sustain them. In Doing so they VIII
no, only sra'fy' but materially gsns M.s,RRisoN
Rc0K AND STATIONERY ESTABLISH.
respectfully informs his friends and The public gem
&c 5fs' IS hs Essffssss sEEssk
g., the, snds snd Of Mt psex
ersi sssortment Of NV All sTANHAR
LITERARY PUBLICATIONS, RELlGloUS
BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONERY
AND VARIETY GOODS, embrscins, n Gar a. pos
sible. everything thatlis usually kept in FIRST
CLASS BOOKSTORES. He il regularly in re-
ceipt Of late publications aud new stock suited 70
the season.
r. b. PRIcE respectfully recommends Mr.. Daxw-
ny to his friends and former customers, A. youaa
gentleman worthy of their patronage. and would
Inform them that he has yet . pecnniary interest
Ia the success Of the establishment, and - stu q
be found at the store. ~ slim
Richmond, July !, 1852
NOTICE TO BARREL MAkERS.-I have
IN Tor sale from two ~ three hundred thousand
sons wishing 90 purchase can Eet dcsirsa infcygA-
lion b. sddIs;.inE mo e SkiAsqks1sf EqfsIff52ld,
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THIS DNI


~ . .isAFstEw REh5 RE sEs sAtvFk
,os,ax w ;e g ' #SHiE 4 ssssss.
MAJ s :iNASNiE BELL. BE . in.t -
trottins stallion "Sam Patch" Of Canada, o0t Of
. 6ne Eastern Shore Marc. She has taken the pro-
was entered, and trotted AZ 1 wears oId Two milo
heats in $40. She is believed, with thirty days
training, to trot in TO,
Jy THos. W. KEEsEE, Aucs.
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"a Cholera Morbus and summer Com


PLAINrs.-These annoying and dangerous diseases
are becoming quite prevalent at this time. and if
not speedily checked, often destroy the cOnstitu-
ton, and not untrequently life itself. AS a sure
and speedy cure, we know of remedy equal to
that ersaliy popular medicine, BAKER PRE-
MUM BiTTERS, and we therefore advise every
ton, and corrector and purifier of the stomach,
these Bitters are unsurpassed.
mA- Every family should keep a few bottles on
hand. Price 80 cents per bottle.
To he had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
Of ADIE 4 GRAY. PURCELL. LADD 4 CO..
FISHER WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists in Virginia,
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CPRING SALES-1s59.

CPRING SALES-1s59.
THOMAS, HUGHES L CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
NO. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia.
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
'ioN horizons AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
LARGkE E9I lNlc CHEZ 20 STOCK
of American Manufactures, enables Us to offer to
the V RfBS?ifSIiS o. :
N'AiA 'A' ffEES'fsAEssEfk, a M
E .efk s SoPPs nCt f e |. ax
try :'' Our assortment tic consists IN psrt Of
Embroderies, Laces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
sSspendeTs sss Shirts and Collars, Imbrsss. Psrs.
soils, Brushes, Combs, Buttons. Hoop Skirts, Per-
endsss ..
larry specified in our printed Catalogues
-. Orders at all times prompti, attended to.
INCLUSIVE IRON AND STEEL STORE.
~ ~ In store fnli and large assortment OF
WIDE PLOUGH ' sasf Hs BssE. IRON.
hN'b bHsD 'E zsS' HOOP !, IRON, ,,,ox
And all descriptions q aI frEka io' p scIs b
jy4-ts Petersburg, Va.
NOTICE.-The business of mining and selling
WERPA a. hsTe,SS of Ja iGafas' SdrNoo H
John ]. wERTH, a. agent loi pu .oP 1 Nc
c . icsi.r.. rios Fasts " ps sssdt2SyicE.
DOUBLE WARP RAILROAD BAGS.
hand. TO which large additions are daily made.
Also, cheaper style for those who prefer them.
BAGS CSFn ali 70 Bran "a: and Nh s,Sa
tiss ,s AsgI, e CO.. B. BENTLEY AGENT,
GRAIN BAGS, GRAIN BAGS,
MANCHESTER. ssfTSy }; 81 NAN
GRAIN BAGS, made in the most subsssnsi.l man.
.Ss notice.. s b2 s :s Ss
,' suitable for psWs'Ms[ r. i[sp 81 RApp
je n-dlv&sav4v Assst.
EXCHANGE BANK OF. VA
THE pREsuDEN4E e HSI b IA IL, 1s 81
dsud sns s.ss a:sssss sy
=, cent bonus '',sef e n liia as,s
SPEe.A.tk H., ;. e. persons ss::S ::
cal! 4 once oa J. v. Dennis: No: ia Nan ssIs:s:
sa aes the m S.s s: ss.:
the arm are requested to present them also within
'n FSs Ala ,,,i,y:.. Eous. .ss Lot.
tentary. II not sold before the lst August. 4 will
AIso. FOUR LOTS for ssle il shs cane nsisA
borhood VIM. T. GI BSQN. HenT PaStnef.
1s,m D0R4 Il 4 YHNE a' 3 9Th Isl. ssss
THE PRESERVING SEASON HAS
i COME.-The subscrlbcr would INFORM his
fricnds and the public generally, that he - INST
received full supply Of Preserve aga Fiekhng
JARS, OF yarieps sixes together with fAfeat Cuss
PulveIixed,. Refined, CSfes and Brown stoAkSs
; sIs sispiies e ssssS;
jys-7vs - Nto11 e1ssss:
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ny Z. Il. Cook. Auct.
FURNITURE &C.. &C., At AUC1

L On F friday. 22d inst. at 10 o'clock, will sell
a tot very superior FURNITURE, consisting
splendid MAHOGANY DIVANS, covered with
Silk Velvet Plush,
ele ant ARM CHAIR. covered with same,
l splendid MAHOGANY JENNY LIND BED
? STEAD.
large Gilt Frame PARLOR MIRROR,
very handsome ROSEWOOD CENTER TABLE,
marble top,
l very handsome MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP
BUREAU,
Together with the usual variety of Hair and Shuck
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Cottage Bedsteads, Blu
reaus. Wardrobes, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs,
&c.
ALS0-25 Cases superior Caret Wine. 5 barrels
Rccthed Whskey. barrel Superior Old Rye do,
&C.. &C.. &C. jy2U T., B. COOK, Auct
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BELToN, TEXAS July :. $50
Our little town has been quite lively for the
last week. A Methodist protracted meeting 4
speech from Ii. Gov. Lubbock, and n big bar
becue and several addresses on the ith: also q
yolunteercompany.o organized under Capt Jno
Henry Brown, and left for the Indian Reserve
10 guard the citizens from the depredatons of
the Indians until they are removed by the
general government, which is expected very
soon. II they are not removed soon, and any
more depredations are committed by them the
kill every Indian they can find.
l sent you yesterday. by mail, a Camanche
arrow. The three small grooves you see in it
made to let the blood out, when it is shot
into anything. | have some doubts about its
going safe in the mail. Our Z. NJ, Bradford,
says that Il il goes safe, there Will be no diff
Guilty IN sending q little Indian, if l should
wish to do so.
Politics are running very high. l think
sam Houston stands 4 good chance of being
elected, though RunnelS beat him nearly 1900
votes TWO years ago.
A good number of MiSsouriaus have moved
into this country this summer and bought
lands and are now building and preparing tor
crop another year. They are also buying up
stock Of horses, cattle and sheep. Stock rails
ing pays better here than farming. Corn is
worth ~ cents per bushel. wheat - cents per
bushei bacon cents per 10. The new crop of
cora viii moi be worth more than p cents per
bushel PECAN
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TINE LAST opportunity yoa via NM tAle -;
i sou 10 hay bargains IN summer Uttf $780, ~
EEs ssa,|sn 4 Son Rffs eff 6aaa6s 8
DgRCHKSEKHs u Hscss "a - Z r.! r.!
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MECHANICAL.
SPRING TRADE!
1859. $
1859,

lOCJ. IOCC.
GEORGE .STARRETT, Governor street: Rich
FURNACES. RANGES. FARMERS BOILERS,
LICORlCE BOILERS, FACTORY STOVES and
HEATERS, Bath BQIIE and Bath TUBS, Iron
SINKS. PUMPS. HYDRAULIC RAMS, Lead and
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally.
Merchants, Builders and Housekeepers-aso, Su-
perlntendents of Public Buildings, Churches, Fac
tories, and all others purchasing articles or reqpiT
ing work our line, are respectfully invited to
examine the same. We have always on hand a
large assortment from which to select, embracing
many articles not usually to he foutd-all of which
are sold at uniform prices thus afordihg The least
experienced equality with the best judges of our
work.
always on hand at the Governor Street Stove Store
NH Aft GEORGE STARRETT.
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BrsToS, July l9-Nr. and Mrs. Holmes. who
were served with hGtsGS coYuHS to produce
he slave Maria. appeared to-day. There was
no appearance against Maria. and she was
therefore. discharged. She VIII probably re-
urn 70 her mas cr
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nA- &. ii. Graves. House and Sign Paint
ER-iiaving had nine years experience in the bus
mess, he feels himself capable of doing all work i'll
workmanship manner There fore | respectfully in
vlte my friends and the public generally. Shop on
eth street between Broad and Grace. jy l5-6t"
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mA Turnip Seed-Landrrth's new crop
for sale by JOHN w. GARLICK, Apothecary.
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RA Kidney and Bladder Complaints.-T
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints. Urinary Distractions. Leucor-
rohra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostratlon and Debility Of either sex, is HARRIS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable To walk. have soon
been relieved by this wonder full COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist, and - pronounced by medi-
cal men and those-who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
81; small bottles, So cents. A fresh supply Just re-
ceived BY FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
je Ism Main street, Richmond.
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SMITH has opened an office in Goddins Hall, cor
he purposes furnishing Plans, Specifications. Esti-
mates, Designs. Maps, &c, for all kinds of Mechan-
zeal or Ornamental improvements that may be COM
advantages for improvement and experience in all
the various de 81 his profession
in which he has had charge of many public and pri-
waite enterprises of considerable importance, he
confident that in the discharge of his duties the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered TO all who
may favor him with their patronage. JeH-im
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w RIVER estate Al AgcTToNDAs .spe2
ca OF 4. aPponffd by decree OF the
on the 18th day Of June 1859, in the suit styled
- -, Rand3lph vs.. Brooks and alsy" l shall, on
eaef H. l nf s fn sy S q sl dss %
after) at the Mansion House on the premises, ex-
pose to sale at public suction, the Real Estate men
toned IN the proceedings OF SAID suit and known as
This tract of land lies on the north bank of James
niles in the County If Hcnrico below The the city Of
Richmond, between the Qsborne Turnpike and the
as X fnS fspa AcRRs
and arabic. About one hundred and twenty five
acres of the cleared land are low grounds of very
superior quality, but from On omission, for some
years, to repair an embankine are subject to
overflow at high tide. This, however Gan easily be
prevented and the land reclaimed when il would
yield abundantly as any land in the COUNTRY
About three hundred acres of the cleared land are
what is called second low grounds; and the balance
of the cleared land is high land. The lands of this
plantation. with moderate use of lime (which can
be had at the landing for IA cents per bushe.) will
produce wheat, corn, oats and grass, equal to any
The place having been rented out for years, and
no evidence Of its real value. Tire larger portion
of the forest land is heavily wooded with heart pine,
Of brick-nakers, and its easy transportation to the
city, by water or by the turnpike, renders 1t very
about seven miles from the city, an inexhausti-
bic sand bank. the sand taken from which is now
used for building purposes, and 1t is OF the very
best quality.
The MANSION HOUSE is situated about two
hundred yards from the river, surrounded by grove
of beautiful trees From the house to the river the
ground slopes gradually. The house is built of inn
ported brick, IS wanscotted throughout, its tmters
and walls are heavy and thick, and it is in very good
repair; it contains eight rooms and two large nails,
besides basement. With small outlay for porches
and painting, it could be made desirable resi-
dence as it was. The location is considered
healthy, survey of the land is now being madei
plan of it, when made, can be seen at the office OF
the auctoneers. The land will he divided, if deemed
advisable, in parcels to suit purchasers.
The terms of sale are as foows:-Ope sixth of
the purchase money cash. the balance IN FIVE
equal instruments, payable at !, 8, 4, and years.
bonds notes, with good security to be given for
the deferred pay ments, with interest on the said
deferred payments from day of sale, pay able semi
annually and the title retained until the purchase
money is fully paid, and a conveyance directed by
the Court The title to the property is believed to be
perfect, IT having been in possession of the present
owners and their ancestors for more than CEN
fury.
Possession for seeding wheat will be given in
time for that purpose; and full possession given
on the list day of January next
Persons desiring to the property are referred
to MessTs. Pearce and Sonthali, residing on the
premises; and for further information, apply to the
auctioneers or to the undersigned.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO.
L CERIES.-Wll be sold at Auction. at my store,
on THURSDAY morning next, the 2lst inst, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock. larse lot second hand
FURNITURE, from family declining housekcep-
ing.
DRY GOODS.-Severa invoices fresh and sea-
sonable goods. Large assortment Summer Cloth
ing. Boots. Shoes, Hats and Bonnets.
GROCER IES-Whiskey. Gin, Brandy, Wines.
Sugar Coffee. Soap, Candles, and Bacon; 20,0Gj
Cigars. Large assortment Earthen and Glass
Ware. Jy 20 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
BY 1. & G. Il. Davenport, Aucts.
OnO BOXES ORANGES AT AUCTION.
NOE On Ia RspAn 2lsS July we VIII sell n at
ANGES. l. & q. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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m-Finch's Grease Extractor-For remov-
ing Paint Tar, Wax, and Grease. from all kinds of
Silks, " oolens. Cloths Gloves, &c.without injury
to the fneSt fabric. Price Is cents. For sale by
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Market-Pace, Franklin street.
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FUTURE DAYS.



VAHhTH1IkE gARM SAILED kG MEs
BELOW g, EIGHMoNp; NEAR 20; AND IN IT. .I
xchE Of yk sH E xF kkuGeT NTaSN 81
quest Of MIR. Garland Hanes. IT.. who contemplates
renewing near Richmond, we shall sell Ct public
he day. = nav Which nf e.
estate sTaed y ne 4bsIi Vi. AIKEN, and also shs
Mrs Grover. The buildings on the place are com
paratlyely new. having been erected within the
DWELLING |! ELL il snot only very cemmodIo9s. bu,
Land the balance. for The most part, is heavily
covered with superior Pine Wood, and some ex-
celent heart timber The qnsiity OF the Land i
very healthy, but is remarkably well watered. hay
ing ,spfirgs convenient to every field The neigh
description is deemed useless. because It il sup
posed that those wishing to purchase will prefer to
requested to call on Mr.. Hanes, tresiding on the
Farm,) who will take pleasure in showing the same.
years for bonds hearing interest tthe said interest
Djy:e n as GdbbT b Ts
l. L. Up PRIVATE p9,WlE;IhILING: ON THE NORTH
be sd on TE E2R S he At Ag lac;
1859, on the premises. commencing ct 5o'clock, P.
A., the valuable E. private DWELLING located
Haly burton. The Dwelling is not only large hut
is now in good repair, and has ample accommoda-
tions for a large family. Indeed, the House is
larger than most built after its plan The lot fronts
% feet, runs back about $50 feet to wide alley. The
location of the property il in very desirable and
improving part of the city.
TERMs.--One- fourth cash; balance at 0, IL and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by 4 trust deed By request of the trustees
Messrs. Joseph s. Wing6eld and Henry w. Wing
field. G0DDIN & APPERSON.
Jy 16 Auctioneers.
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~ Green Ginger for Preserving. for sale
by JOHN w GARLICK, Druggist.
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Ea t. II. Bass Medicines, for summer
COMPLAINTS, To wit; his CURE FOR ASIATlC
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBUS, and all acses
of DIARRHEA. -
HIS CURE FOR DYSENTERY and his 81 .OODY
FIJJX REMEDY, are warranted to cure the dis
eases for which they recommended, II taken
strictly by the directions money refunded on the
return of the medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail by
T. r. BASS, Proprietor, Richmond Va.
CLAW street. between LIST and Ri, west side.
Also, by GRUBBS & APPERSON, Druggists,
No 0)i Broad st. je H-lmS
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DuSE AND LOT on ST.
E Sc MLSs Z SsRFlI5PIF.1IN,,} r
+ sE4A + sGYL 7 isBkLL' Trustees


(fOMMISSIONER,S SALE OF REAL ES.
- TATE, SLAVE AND F U r NIT u RE AS
commissioner appointed by a decree of the Circuit
Court of Henrico county, pronounced on the 18th
Gay OF april 1859, in the case styled 'Flournoy vs..
July, at AZ O'Clock, p NJ, f fair; If not, the next
lar day thereafter sell upon the premises. the
property mentioned in said suit, consisting OF
tain lpt or parcel of ground lying the county of
menrlco pear RIchmond having front of 42a feet
on the continuation 81 sd street, in Adams addi-
ton to the city of Richmond, and running back
from the junction Of 2sd street with Adams street,
l32, being part of Lot No. 2 of Square No. III,
IN p an of lots annexed to the deed made by Will
ham Culllngsworth and wife to R.V. Beazley, dated
9th October, 1885, together with all the buildin.s
and improvements thereon.
Alter the sale of the aboye property, will be sold
small negro girl, about FIVE years old; also, lot
Of Furniture, consisting of Beds, Chairs, Tables
Wardrobes a Cooking Stove, &c.
TERMS: The real property, one third cash; the
balance at and IL months for bonds. with good
curty carrying interest, and the title to he retain
ed until the purchase money Is paid For the per
sonal property, cash will he required:
PARkE POINbEXTER, Com'r.
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