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FREE CONCERTS.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Nee York aresse BE-
,tnts 10 tbs Snd "a stTffet so1d SssReStfs,
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, 81 his Pavilion, commencing at s O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. IN. Previous TO the Concert,
the saloon Is open to those desiring to while
away few hours N the May dance. ICE
CREAM, WATER ICES. and every description
Of. CONFECTIONERY always ready az olty
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mo pur i.
poses, are requested to give day or two notIce.
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FOR SALE.-A pair of COACH HORSES.
young and fat, sold for no fault; the n
owner h%glng no use for them. Apply at IN
w. III. UPPERMAN'S Gro3ery, on Penn-NN
syivanla avenue, between 81 aud AZ SITS. au Y If
COAL OIL.
JUST Received from he Virginia Oil Company
% barrels !me PARAFiNE COAL OIL, winch
Is warranted eqa al to the New York or Boston ell
The trade can be supplied on the SANE t-img M
they buy q. the North. saving the freight
au Xs-lm HI. c. PURDY, 4O3 Pa av
HAVING DETERMINED TO REVIVE To
~ the West, | now Offer my STOCK, FIX
LINES and GOOD WILL Of my GROCERY
ESTABLiSHMENT,on asonable terms Any
one DESTROYS o. ent ring in the Grocery Business
Is now offered Rare Chaace. the location beins
one oil the finest in the City. JAS. E. WAIJGH
corner 9th street and New York ave
au 22-3t near tho Northern Libsrry Market
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HONEY SOAP
MOST DELIGH1 FUL thTICLE FOR THE
p, TOILET.
s. &C. FORD, Jr. Drugxist.
au z4-ot CO ner Eleventh st. and Pa Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

raven, BACON 4 CO :, AND SFEINWAY
~ q SONS PIANOS are only to be-XxA
found at the warerooms of w. q. METZ @a
EROfF. Persons In search of a reliable
Piano are requests ted 10 call and examine before mr.
oh-sing elsewhere. Music Depot-corner of Penn
avenue and Eleventh st. an q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

0 COME AND SEE OUR CELEBRATED
UY NAVY FLANNEL. COATS at $40 at :
au lo-2w SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-24

HE MISSES BALLS SELECT SCHOOL.
The duties of this School will he resnmed on
Monday, September Sd. 1860, at 179 Sixth street
between N and o streets an S-Sls
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FUTURE DAYS.


ny Jas. N. Taylor l. Sen, Auet,..
ITSSrs; NsHk ptvaG sf 4 EEkNrr sr1ASSdD1
TiON;.We viii sell; upon the premises, on WEEH.
- oclock r M. two FR f SRRNnspsss =
on cross street between Duval ind Baker .frss.'
End Tss[y opposite the late residence Of Jacob
TFsM. s.,o fourth sas Z: The b.I.'Se a.
'9 @s and ' ;Ss n p 'ir:| SON.
1 = s SSHSEE =
By the request Of the owner. vho resides in Penn.
sy!ysns We vll! sell upon the premises. ON TU ES.
Bay SeSsi .f ~ Of S ssk S6GsE s.S r5f
a M%niood 70 streets. m%sdassy opposite the resi-
psncy Of NJ Georse Bernet 1, com contain: ii ROOMS
with larz. brick Kitchen. Stable; &c and . we'll
insured edo for 81 sao 49, 10 ~'o' '''e' Inc house
Terms One fourth cash the balance at 4.
added, and secured by trust deed. Taxes and in-
70" Z 'aa y 81 Ds's sS
bh} 81 Ta H1 NSRTs APE e
y d L 8 i cess.a
the residence Of 7. A Parker. Esa 1t fronts "
T.RNs.--ons. fourth cash; the balance at l. 8
and Y "onths, for negotiable notes. with interest
AG mes and n r tsSi. SON.
HrS SGSSS GJ THE yy iRJfS ns
'sHes ei r sis if s' i,s
and fAsM e asnrso M h.
seven miles from the city, on the Brooke Turn
ism hi-h state Of improvement ana particularly
aasp,sd to- the s1oWth OF yegetab!es The lm,
rooms. ard all necessar, out buiidings, together
with an abu' dant supply Of water The property
= valuable as business stand. having been used
Tor tavern and store for number OF years
Immediately after the sale OF the property Will
he sold my entire stock OF Groceries, household
Fodder. shacks &C., Horses. Cows ' and Hogs IL
the balance at 6. u and Is months for negotiable
notes. with interest added ard secured by trust
ana under, cash; over that amount, four months
essa adae iGr n?tss T inter
Sale By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 1 Son, Aucts. mh
Farm CONTAINlNG 263 ACRES. IN
L NEW KENT COUNTY, AT AUCTION
The subscriber, intending to remove to Richmond,
VIII sell upon the premises. on MONDAA, the
his Farm. located in New Kent county, near the
Siiso ADout miles from tDc
CITY of Richmond. and two miles from the Yerk
RIVER Railroad. ng about 263 of land
About 200 acres are cleared and in cultivation. ION
which. 30 bushels of wheat have been sown.l 80
acres OF hrsL rate meadow land, and the remainder
IN woods. There Is also on the Farm a fine Mari
bank.
The improvements are a Dwelling house, with
Barns, Stables, quarters. and all necessary out
houses.
immediately after the sale of the Farm. will he
sold all Of the Stock. comprising Horses Cows,
&C.: all the Farming I'm Implements, of the usual va
riety. together with the Crops. consisting of 10
Shucks, Straw, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-As to the land .one fifth cash; the
balance at one and two years. for bonds notes,
hearing interest, and secured by trust deed. For
the personal property. all sums Of SIS cash over
that amount. SIX months credit. for approved ne
gOtlabe notes. EDWIN W. SLATER
J NJ. TAYLOR 4 Sow, Auct's.
lie 2D-3tawt tbs < cWtds
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Series ot Horrors.

CINCINNATI, March Last night fatr'eh
,.iingh cut his wiic's throat. aiiiIng her IN
lily John Miller W..s fatally stabbed ia
s.rset ARRAY, and A. H. Bayard ieli suddenly
T.,teraav morning woman was found
"a IN her bed on the corner OF Pearl street
sod Western row.
"no sunday a daughter of John Straiton.
,,,ing on The Mont oinery turnpike. was burn
rbi. morning the hat and cap store OF L..
rS,srs & &C. was damaged by fire to The eX-
-, If SOC
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rrLpoRAPHIC NEWS.
-. -s.,rp FOR rux RICHMOND prsrAroH. ]
{ Congressional

,rsu;NaroN, March s,-->tna,e.--Mr.
" cave notice Of Il bill 10 retrocede the
uf nt Of Columbia 20 Mary land, and re-
move the Capitol;
MIR sir. Browns Territorial resolutions were
taken az. .,.r,o,. ,.,o,,o,; ,;u os,,h.
's,,rs q Government printing Office.
NJ Sherman reported the Military AppTo-
,r,ation bill .,...
The Postal COMMITTEES reported bi,i in'..-
= nrenosals for carrying the entire mai be-
,..',a an The Atlantic and Pacific on single
route. -, -,., ,,f.rroa 20 .ha roo,m.ttee
-. Whole on The Stale of the Union.
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AnrliIeen hNrkeiS

NV YORK. March Cotton stea,ig--sales Of
goa bales. Flour hno,snt-s southern $3.50 30 10
firm nj -sasc. Pork heavy-new Mess : lsi4; new
n ne oli OLA IA IS Lard STEADY AT leA. a rs.
4anred Turpentlue dull. Rosin dull a, si.6ea
.I3 hce heavy. -
6'sat s3t. and 5000 Tennessee 6's al 50 d90
B4IrJNnHK. March 3 -Fleur frnn-Howard S5si
Wheat hrm-WhIte 81 $50 IS; red 40d1 a.
Corn mite .0S:S 81, cents r;; sei.nw go
Wh,skey dropping at 23'a a24 cents.
Henrietta Wendell. plebean girl of Darn
,tadt. who married the Duke Louis of Bavaria,
has been eunobled with the title of Baroness
Wallersee.
Conrad Hem, cooper. OF st. Louis, took
poison and died on Saturday, because, after
buyng the wedding furniture, the lady refused
TO marry HIM.
The people of stockton. Me. recently turned
out crt in the woods, and hauled to The houses
a general supply OF wood To every widow in
the village
Bishop Timon is defending the Pope's post
tion In opposition to the Italians and French,
III lectures in one Of the Western States.
Vim. Freeman. a shoemaker, of Fauquier
county, Va, was killed last week, by kick
from horse.
The State Bank of Georgia was swindled out
q >2i,Ot0, last week, by discounting forged
n0es. The forger escaped.
In the Tenth Legion OF Virginia much Of the
peach crop has been frozen in the bud.
Mrs Waller. the actress, was knocked sense
less by Il fall on the stage in VI obile, last week
Benz Cause, member of the South Caro-
Ina Senats, from Marion, died on the It'll inst
The gts-works at Charlotte, n. c. were de-
stroyed by fire on the Sd inst.
Mr. Morgan (Repu bican) was elected May
OF of Auburn, n. Y, Tuesday.
The residence OF Benz II. Boisseau, in Dim
WIGde county, Va, was burnt on the til Inst
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The Chicago Election.

r.tcAco March John WentwortEs
Rem majority for Mayor is upwards OF ,,2uo
,n,es The remainder of the Republican TICK
.. - elected by about the same majority The
,,ial vote was nearly $4,000 votes
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By Dunlop, Momcur- L. CO... Aucts

CARGO SALE or SUGAR AND NOLAS-
~ SES AT AuCTiON.-On WEDNESDAY. I4th
INST. commencing at III O'Clock. at our wharf and
warehouse at Roc ketts we Will sell rhe cargo of
the brig Tulluiah. from New Orleans, say
2O6 hhds SUGAR, ranging from prime 10 choice
quality.
l20 bbls. choice quality MOLASSES.
Also
The cargo Of the brig CastilIan, from Matan-
Zas. with
2i2 tierres and hhds. prime quality MCSCO-
VADO MOLASSES.
TERMs.-Under Sl00, cash over 800, months
credit. for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard 10 weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
NH S--ttS AuctIonpors
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WILL BE SOL ID, evs:y night this week, at
~ suction room IS. Main street, CONNIE ncins q
plated WATCH ESi Ane Gold JEWELRY, Gold
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, LADIES, ChATA-
TORS. &c: Also. a lot Of FANCY GOODS, o.
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N;B.-Conslgnment receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. II. DI0GES, Auot.
d. +. BOOTH, Salesman. iaA0
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>,m,a,bv {orthe Pope in Canada

ToRoNTo, e.. W, March "A mass meeting
,,as held here. Yesterday, 10 sympathize with
the Poue About four thousand persons We're
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Municipal Elections.

ITHACA. n y, March at the charter
.,ect.pn Of his village to-day. the Repubt-
ans alec ted theirentire ticket, with the excep-
,,on of one trustee. This place has b'en i
sf-,nghold Of Americanism for five years
nas. The Republicans are now firing salute
a. honor OF their victory.
PtArrsRrRo n Y, March Clinton co"h-
e, has gone Kepubiican without doubt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

BY E. Is. Cook, iuCI.

HORSES. MULES. GGY. Ac., AT
IL AUCTION On SATURDAY, 10th instant, At
10 o clock, Will sell, at the Lot on Council Cham
Der H II. several Harness and Saddle horses: FIVE
large, Young, weli-broke Mules; one Buggy and
Harness. in good order; one large family Carria, Q
and Harness. &c. +. h. COOK.
mh9 Auct,oueer
ADMINISTRATORS SALr. OF NINA
"A VALUABLE SLAV ES w III be sold At pub
lic auction. on THURSDAY, the goth DIV Of
March. 1860. at ths Late residence of R Omohun-
dro' Sr deceased. situated in the county of Flu
wanna. and within three III les of Columbia. all the
slaves belong ing tn SAID estate serenteen IN nun
5sr, VIZ MEN and WOMEN. BOYS and GIRLS
These slaves are likely and valuable farm hands.
and W II he sold on SIX months time for me gotabe
notes. satisfactorily endorsed with interest add
ed. PAYABLE at the Farmers Bank of VIrginia at
Richmond. r. OMOHITNDRO IT, Admir-
Nth S-dxcwtds of R. ONOHUNpRO. deed
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The New York Money Market.
Sailin. OF the Europa.

NEW YORK, March There is a plentiful
~upply Of money. and the market - dull
Sterling Exchange is nominal.
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RUNAWAYS.

"a @25 REV D.-Ranaway from the
al subscriber. PHILIP TAYLOR. Said negro
Nwas purchased of George w. Snellings, ny
~ John Saunders, EsQ of Essex county, Va,
-w no sent him to Richmond to nv care; and
furnished him with pass to go a see his wife,
and return in one week from the date of ne pass.
which was dated early in September, 1857. HIS
vile "a Tree woman was then living in Chester
fed, near Pete The above named negro
was enianc pated by the late Thomas o. Tay Tor,
and sold by Pulllam Il DAVIS, on account of Geo.
w; Smell: ngs. The above reward will be paid if
delivered To me in Richmond.
nah, -Sus
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The New York Tea Sale.

Nv,y Work March At the Tea sale, to-
day nearly all the greens offered were sold AT
fuil prices. The Ooiongs were mostly with
irqyx
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BY Goddiu 4 Apper,on. Amc,,s.
SAhh; VI DWELLING Q

'E9STEES SA n ~ DWELLiNG 1N
OF Leigh STREET As Trustee IN a deed
dated 10Th May, 1859. duly recorded IN Richmond
execution of said deed. having been requested so TO
do, proceed to sell AT auction. uIon the premises
oecas s r s ths mss1 s
day. the operty located as above. The lot fronts
80 eet on he east side OF 9Th street. and runs back
ins with bricx bas cement; contains rooms, besides
an excellent Kitchen, &c.
upon by the parties interested at The of sale.
faSs' for lS'0 the R Rq!Tfhse g. to JgS rs
Sale by GoDoIN ArrERsoN. Aucls. NH
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
RICHMOND, On CLAY AND srm STR EETs.-
As commissioners appointed by decree of the
Circuit Court Of the c,ty of Richmond. pronounced
on the 25th OF February, 1850, In the of Luf-
borough vs. lay or, &c., we shall proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.
isiri 4 not, the next fair ua1.j the REAL Is.
TATE described in the decree aforesaid, consist
fronting 50 teet on the north side of Clay street,
running back about 81 feet. having thereon two
of Lot No 1913, at the of Clay and st streets,
fronting So eet on the north side OF Clay street,
running back on the east line Of 18th street 81 feet.
the Lot in rear Of the above. being part of Lots
Nos 1913 and 7sS, fronting lO2 feet the line Of
the north by the lot OF Mr.. Thomas W. McCance.
TERMs.-One- TIL rd cash balance at q, II and Is
months. Tor negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money Is fully
paid. The taxes for 1860 70 be paid by the pur-
f0wHArAN ROBERTS,{ c"m'rs.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPEksoN. NH 5
prick TENEMENT ON THE WEST
Bs6A6 1EEf Fck ssE RI Atcr ANp
w ~ ne sold ut auction. on the premises. on MON
DAl the 18th March, 1850, at AZ O'Clock 2. Nj. the
Lot and Brick Tenement thereon located as above,
now An the occupancy OF the Misses Landlord
The Lot has front of 81 feet and depth of 81
feet. The House has SIX rooms, besides the usual
out buildings. and is adapted to the accomnioda-
ton at two sc rate families. The location is in
an improving part Of the city.
TEkMs.-One thu d cash balance at 6 and u
months, tor negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained Ill last note he paid The taxes for
mh2 goblin APPERsON, Auc,s.
TRUSTEES SALT OF IIAND ~ HAN.
L OYER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
trust from Vim H. Tyler and y lie, to- he under
ssnec, a. the request Of the beneficiary IN SAID
deed, Will, on the premises, the l0tn day OF
APRIL 1850, commencing at IL O'Clock sell To the
hi. hest bidder, the tract OF Ian d. convey ed b,
sad deed. contaInins by estimation one hundred
acres Tins tr CT Of land is on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad. and ad,oins the lands of John r
Cross, Jno. j. Wing f- ids estate and Others, and
- part % the tract OF land lately be gins Ia
Charles Jar. l. estate.
Ms.-Cash VIII be required f-r so mach as
wa! lie necessary To paw the costs of sac record
Ing said deed &c, and tu discharge the dent sc
cured II, SAID deed; as to the residue, the terms
NH -dtd X. o. boswell, Trustee.
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Bo-roN March The X. NJ steamsh hi D
Furopa sailed al noon with 20 passengers for
Liverpool and ~ Yor Halifax, and 500, 900 in
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FRESH GROCERIES,, CLOTHING, FUR
NITURE, &C.-WIll be sold, at auction, ut
nv store. cornerof Main and 18TH streets. on SAT
URDAY morning next: the 10Th day of March:
commencing at 10 q clock. general assortment of
new and second hand FURNITUkE.
GkO;tk Els rs bhls Whlskey. 10 bills Bran
dy, 10 bhs GIN, bhls Port " Inc 2 bills. Cocktail
Buffers. lOU boxes Herrlngs. Is boxes Brown Soap,
rs boxes Sperm Candles, Is boxes Chewing TObac :
CO. ~ thousand Cigars.
DRY GOODS Several invoices Drv Goods =
Spool Cotton. Seeks Hoop Skirts, Caters, Shoes,
Goats. Pants, Vests, &c.
mh9 ALEX. MOTT. Anct.
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HATS AND CAPS.


n TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
HATS f rDR sf PR s1 IsaS. GOODS
RO /. NsoN,
g ain street. Richmond. Va, Manu- iscturer and
has in store. and offers to The southern trade on
'n AZ i'S WH ,1LfssAiL s.I AHNb RETAIL
large and complete SPRING STOCK of
=, or the latest and most fashionable sty les
Merchants Ti.itnx this market will nd It to their
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. 10 hos.s 'cAo Buy for cash, iiIera!
-. MiLITARY HATS AND CAPS
VI every descriptions tulIi at tile shortest mo-
ff bkass SIX i HATS e,c.es
s ss oeatnsss' or "sA f i ~9s IssPect
Successor to Bniord, Dickinson 4 Welsiser.
NH Sam
n HATS: HATS: HATS!!! ~
! have now ready. of my own manufac- -
3as re ~ snA and
and domestic styles
nlshed with n beautiful HAT at 50. Ss:Oand 81
NH s-st a '' '' - ' JUN 66SooLEy.
u SILK HATS,
ELLETffTw 4 R WEfisfi55ER,s.
No 167 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Consisting of
TIE TRADE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN,
AND YOUNG GENTS
..ALSO-A handsome assortment of french SOFT
HATS. ELLETT Il WEISTGER,
Re Its No. l67 NJ ain 1T.
QcsGRSs tAbt u FS c NIX H vNEp
CHEAP-Sl0OO0 WORTH OF HATS AND
CAPS AT COST.-Having dete to close ont
my stock of Hats and Caps. shall sell from this
day my stock. which very large and well selected.
at cost for cash. Now is the chance for those IN
want of Hats and Caps to buv Iowa S. one ut 81,
81 at s3 80. a e3 50 for 49, soft Hats worth 81 50
Tor $3.50 81 for So So 50 Tor 81 50. and SO tor
81 too numerous to mention; Caps from Is cents
to 81. am determined to sell off all of my stock.
so That all who are IN want can save 50 per cent by
calling at 2U7 Broad street. | have all of the late
styles of soft Hats and Dress Hats of my own man
uiacture. Hats made to order at the shortest no
tIce. VIM. T. MOORE.
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& ThesteTheId Tounty, On the 1O'h q Novem .
~ RICHARD ES BRANCH, and says he
SA.is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about feet inches high; about Is years of age !;
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
m his possession several certificates of his free
he can read and write. Ii said Negro IS a runa-
way, the owner will come forward, prove property,
and take him away, he will be dealt with accord
Ing to law. SO DUVAL,
ie 4--6W* Tailor Chesterfield County. Va
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Nv Alex. Mott. Auct,

NIGHT SALES.-WATCHES, JEwELRv
~ AND FANCY GOODS.--Will be sold At aue.
ton, at my store. commencing at O'Clock. THIS
night. a large assortment Of inc Gcid and Silver
Watches. hne Jewelry, Bracelets, fancy boxes.
Kais and po!ss POKE. Cutlery Gs:!cI, s:s
'%s,ss' Bed Spreads cisaIs ss3 FAspSE SOSa:
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Ny 4. Il Il. Is. lla v~npOrt, Auct's.

DY .. 4 q. b. ia VrnpOrt, Aucts.
600 CASES BUUl ,, S1AOES AND BATS.
OOO AT AUCTlON.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th
March, we will sell. at III O'Clock at our auction
store. GOV cases
BOOTS,
and STRAW GOODS
All fresh and seasonable goods
TAKas.--Under Sl0V. cash; 500 and over, %
days credit, for approved paper
fe25 l. h u. b DAVENPORT, Aucts,
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNEKSHiP.-
~ TIER LIBBY, of Richmond, and ABRAHAM
BURTON. of Petersburg. Va, have formed Co
partnership. under the style of LIBBY BUR
TON for the purpose of conducting a GROCERY.
SHIP CHANDLERY AN COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. at the old stand of LUTHER LIBBY, cor
ner 10Th and Cary streets, Rlchmond.
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
p;.h,p,rd Eak Jati ,S,I
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BAR AND FIXTURES, &C.. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
"Mechanios' House, on Main ST.. near the Uni
ted States Hotel, will sell, at auction. for cash
the entire FURNITURE. CONSISTING of 20 Feather
Beds. Bedsteads and Bedding to match; Tables.
Chairs, Wsshstands, Dining Room Furniture OF all
kinds, one fine Cooking Stove, and other necessary
Kitchen Utensils Also the contents OF the ba--
Room, consisting Of Fixtures, Decanters, Tuns-
blers Liquors Wines. Cigar and about 50 gallons
of fine GERMAN Bitters. The Fixtures will be sold
with the p. ivege of the House.
NH . K. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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THIS DAY.
~ ,. ,. Moore, Asset,
M0RR VA


~ ,. J. Nleere, Asset,
N0HYOLK. VA.
Pfl Essk!s oETe 6HR s6S sTs .I,.As1e $40.
a. q Ms,ss. Il Il S.cssst. q MYEHs CO. ~
caro- II sSs bag EsnsS. dress e q. po,s lro:
iss aa s. r hlisi i'f;'i \. is;tSza.
Do ss suns d. uss @yt u.s. s.:A d.
sums over sac. ! months and asIfSSyrsss 3:Pecso
IL. Moons Co.. Aue.s. - nSs
~ Z. .: CeeL, Asses.
CETHf6TSEE 4. FHnS.yUaE. Ae.. At AUG.
rG r I'll 81 my store. ~ q ssssssf
Mahogany %arsE as.ssssss h spskkUS
Wood s Spring Seat CHAIRS. Case and
TASS,tssss. S%s&sHsrAsDs. SOFAS. Loux
Hair !. sp I'd shaok MATTRESSES. F..sAsr
100000 CIGARS. assorted hrnuda
70 bbls. No. Halifax HEWK;NGs.
ApP a.eSdd sos W Z s g 8;
u Mount Vernon Dining -
sWslnut swiss COTTAGE :.
Walnut Bremen
Together with, numerous other articles. not ne
cessary to mention. ~
The attention Of those in want cf handsome
Furniture would do veil to attend the sslo. the
Whole being entirely new.
nh7 4. b. COOK, Auctionssr.
ERAMrD TENEMENT AT AUCT1ON.-
Z On FRIDAY. 9Th inst. At ! O'Clock p. M, will
sell on the premises at the foot Of VIRGINIA street.
near the Danville Depot. small framed Teno mont.
subject I" q ground rent Of 3s5 PER annum.
Ii - said to be FIRST rate stand for confection-
cry business
TERMs-Cash. fmh7 n E. b COOK, Auot.
Hon tONSTABEE'S SALE.--Will be sold
IL on FRIDAY. the 9th dav Of March, 1884, at 10
Of HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE, consisting OF
Loun es; Tables; washstsnds; Mirrors; ,!Cl"cks;
Safe; Cracker. Ware; Glass Jars ana SmoothsnS
IRONS Also. lot "f Groceries. Candies, Liquors,
Sc., 10 satisfy distress warrants N my hands IN
Byrnes rs. Ernett. TEkMs-Cash.
NH ids F, BUTLER. n e. n
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- TOTHE VOTERS DISTRICT

- No 8. HENRlCO COUNTY By the
advice of my friends and in accordance with INV
own wishts. I announce myself a candidate for the
office of CONSTABLE, and solicit your surfaces
al the State Election IN Ma! next kespecttuliv,
NH I'm ANDREW j. bLACh bC Nm.
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WAhSHS GYM AND PISTOL DEPOT.
SPORTING APPARATUS, WALKING CANES

Ic-JAS. WA!.SH, manutactuTor On importer OF
RIFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS. &c, invites the xtten-
ton of merchants and sportsmen to his extensive
and well selected assortment Of GOODS of every de-
the lowest possible prices, and the mOst accom-
m0dating terms Colts celebrated FIVE-SHOOT-
Err. and every description Of Fire Arms kept c0n-
stantly on hand.
Also, Ammunition, Percussion Caps. &c.
he has IN store, also. y chOice assortment OF
CANES. Of various sly les and colOrs.
He will repair all kinds Of FIRE arms neatly quick
door and trunk locks at reasonable prices Cali az
his store, No. 60 Main street. Richmond, Va.
JAMES WALSH.
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