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DRAWING ACADEMY,

-HHM ofrtd, oppoSHc RdRdOIjHS Book Store.
HALL, ARCHITECT and DRAWING MASTER,
prepared for the Of pupils the purpose OF
im1Hing instruction IN the various branches DmWnr. -
system embraces the Improvements resulting an extensive cH
perncc which enables him convey learner in few les
sons pure knowledge o the principles Drawing which renders
them competent to deneaie object may presented %
thcirvison.
Among the course Of instruction. will taught cbnorphaI
and Orhoeaphcal Drawing the improved principles
on"tfcala modcTnand beautiful dslcltng Machine
~ Landscapes Architectural Flower Painting aud other object.
Stretching from nature with Crayon Crota LrviS &c
Hand railing aud full development cylnde sections
applied to inches Gons pome and all pats OF
Carpentry.
drawings and Specifications prepared shortest notice
CaVing IN all - Branches AMI
Original Drawings with specifications prepared for the Parn,
Office. " ~ ''''"'
Ensr'vng-vising Cards Wood Cuts brands Door Plates
Seat, Dies, an
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Aurtiou Salcs.
THIS DAY.
hy snives a Etrotber.
SALE OF REAL. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND

'N'''' - 4 II Nv OlI1 Of
RICHMOND
NDlk the authority Trust u,ie nv Mr. o-e,,r
No" 70 The undef-gnei bearing date ninth Of March
cur i' payment of debt due Thomas Chars.s Fu,
Np ." s upon the premises money ON sofiv
vs. ~ y h' or parcel of ground lying II huor
@ ul-h Naly street " feet inches ACCORDING tn sur
p-to hEer o' belonging James onnnsIl-
" he terms NJ Se be not complied the uh,.. H. No.,
er'y VIII be r. -oh the following dav a, hs r.. "a co.,
ia S-dtts -
Consequence % neisnent weather the above
Sale was postponed until SATURDAY 9Th A,g =, a. o,eorS
T. ~ "h'n 1t VIII certainly take place, day be n
THE TRt-SyrrE
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Auttion SaIes.
FUTURE DAYS.
By fnio~~ a. brother.
Lancaster Dcnby a Cos Old stand

FUTURE DAYS
By InIo~~ a brother.
Lancaster i'rnhy a COS Old stand
Fashionable CEothing.
IN TUESDAY, MORNING. August At store eo,,uene me
ees We -hal sell very superior ami Fs.h.
u.als wishing good auieies a low prices
q" invoice consists Of superdne ami Ftoek ,1h
Goats assorted coors styles 49, ~
super Dres and summer Cioth Coat. nt,. - nj.
hanisofne styles. - ' "'' "A'eS'
,'ambfoon and Linen Goats IN variety-Iates, style
tih" Singe Milsd Cashmere Psnt--varirty Of ,ty..
,ahpf,4oh AMI Linen Pants striped, figured plain
MarsaiEes Vests. &c.
~ The above gpss will 30 OPEN ana ArRANcpn e., N
SfI'IioN during the day previous to sale
The public sfs invited to call snd make selection.
ISLoEs & BROTHER Auets.
CABINET FURNITURE,
Pidno Fortes, Sdndrich Tea Traus. Plated
wARE.a
'h WEDNESDAY MORNING August 10Th. Store roumene
~ ~ w "ek we VIII sell at Auction II str
PERlok CABINET FURNITURE: several ELEGANT PIANO
fokT AMI variety ofother House Furnishing articles
quality W Further particulars hereafter
an INLoEs a BROTHER. Auet.
Hy Dunlop. uoncure Il 90.
CARGO SALE.
On TUESDAY. the 9Th O'Clock viii be sold n on,
store e cargo Of the brig John A. Lancaster
40 bbls Ohio whiskey
III hhds Bacon-miidings
Also, from store,
20 hhds 81 CroiS. p. r. " o. sugar.
20 bhls Orange Grove clarified sugar
10" tags laguyra ami lava Coffee
100 boxes Lee 4 Colrais'- soap
80 do Tallow Candies
100 psgs g. p. and Imperial Tea
Cheese, Brandy, Antigua rum
- Tuscaloosa Whi-key, Mustard
s"--I ner 500 cash 500 credit for appro
aus ars,on
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"A POTHECARY AND DRuG SrORE-rh.

Subscriber hcgs leave respectfully his friends ard
The public general that he has taken the formerly occupied y
r. w GrhbS ESQ and more recently by Il. Apcon Es
an Aotecary storoand having laid supply Of Drugs
ana Medicines he hopes that by siret attention viii
both merit and receive fair proportion public patronage
"ih Tie advantage OF Apothecary bu
sncss t- city he feels confident of giving
may aVor him with calis personal will At oil f,s
ne gwen 10 putting up prescnpon--n which the especial
care and caution will be observed lie services
competent neutrality-suspicious. RELY with conf
DEUCE upon having their prescriptions with ncatnes
accuracy, and dispatch.
l-cu2w VN n nopNrN
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ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
INDEIS 'ElEi INNlIANtiE HOTEL


Dnwing OF Lcesturg LOTTERY, No. ~. Aug 18th
SO 81 If IS 81 Is ~ 81 % ; 1 Is - 10
Ticket Nos - 80 another Prize sold and maid by Allen 4 r.,
$1,000 for Saturday. Tickets 81.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery Class H. for ls43 TO be drawn at
Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday, August ; lS43 10 Nos
is ballots Grand Schcmc-S3l 900, 900 5000 5000
4OOU 500, OF 1000, OF 1900 % Of 1000 each 25 Of
2OO 22O OF 200, l2i Of 100 l2I Of 100 &c Tickets
sent for Sl3O-sharos in proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, 1913 to be drawn 4,
A'eAanaIa' D. T., on Saturday, 18th August. 1919 -
Nos.-l5 drawn ballots. Splendid Schcme-S3O GOA
iOoUO 1000, 5000, 23s7 2O0o, 1900, 1900 100 1000
OF 5oO of 1900, OF 1850, 200 prizes of 500 each
10 OF lOO' &c Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 80
certificate of package - Tickets will be semi for
Sl3O-shares IN proportion.
" Tickets 10y the package certificates packages anil single
'Aet' IN an The above and any Lottery advertised by J. q
Gregory 4 Co. for sale a the office Of
~ 81 a. II. AlLEN 4 CO. under EKeh,ns. IIntrL
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Desirable Business stand
E0R RENT

"a Tho subscribers having leased tho Store
IL lately occupied BY fancas'cs nenby 4 Co. o0f fr rent
NE store now occupied By tcm nearly opposite The Tavern
Main street For almost Hind 90 business u The s
dcFh' stands on r street Possession gwen JuIy Ami, o
D. ~ lNLOEs 4 BROTHER.
- FOR RENT, the tenement south side Of
AsH street Few doors below Mr-srs Valentine Rrssdr Co..
an e'ccNcnt stand for business occupied by John kovn
Possession Will De- given GA the ts Of AprH next A8ty 10
p A J. 4. JAMES q co.
uu I-I ". s--L-r.
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GRE5T BiRG.iLN,S ~ CILICOEN .4N7J LJH.NS .tT
Crouch, rtrooSs & Isud~on's.
=

EXTENDING YORK in few DAYS for our stock nj
tau"ois "" shall Off, from this time light Cicoes Lawns.
&c AZ Neg reduced pces-Maiy desirable styles Of English
French prints about half the mrnrlfion , i'm.
French and English style prints beautiful quality warranted
eoors at 81 yard worth from y to 9oc rcryar London prints
oftic finest qualify imported made trade al L. wand
rs our object 10 clear stock Of summer goods
that have been cut before the receipt fan goos We shan
sel such without regard cost
III - CVOI-CU uRooEs a. tr-nsnN
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IRUNkS, TRUNKS. TRUNkS.

THINKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
'hNtlE subscriber is this day receiving by
= steamboat further supply superior Hand Leather iron
Framed Travelling Tnnks made vcy superior style compr
ing every size and shape winch respectfully invites those
want 10 call and rtimne his large stock always Keep
large and general assortment hand very low
Also splendid LADIES' Travelling Bonnet aud Trunk all IN
one made Nery convenient and strong Also. further supply
Of handsome and superior Dot of Travelling sizes and
shapes, Bear Skins sc, &C., for sllc ycp low hy
aug Idoor above inland C,rip.r A 20 N,,a,
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by Robert Hill * isrother.

BY RIO. HILL & BROTHER
WIZ be -od Of Auction Room Under the Ron T,,
srn ms Morning LIKELY BOY and TWO LIKE,Y GIRLS
safe 70 commence At g. and Immediately the sale OF Ne
goes will be snd HORSES new stanor. All
and End hand CARRIAGE and Harness
RORERr I'LL. RRnTIIER
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ir,A The regular Packet Schr Lagrange.
Thos p CoWel having greater part II her car
20 engaged VIII have dispatch For remainder apply
on board at Testers Wharf ia 81 JAS. FISHER SON
FOR FREIGHT or CHATTER
.STEe Tine Barquc Mazeppa. Capt. Smith. can
- carry about 20 hhd~-nov IN readiness for a Ap
ply to master boarl. Rockets. or 10
au RANKIN A wIIITIOCK
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By Snioc> a Hrothcr.
Lancaster. DENLY 4 Cos OIL staDdl
HOUSE. UOLD EJTPyJTJIpp

On SATURDAY Morning August 5th Mt Store Comm-ncinr
ooeock We Will ell Auction variety OF IIo Hold F,r
nture Comprising in parBed-teads Feather Beds Can. ami
seat Chairs Mahogany and Tables Spring seat sofas
Mahogany Rocking Char, and Wood seat DO Bureaus
&c &c au3 INLoEs a BROTHER Aue.
TOP BUGGY, City Made
NJ ios O'Clock precisely Mounted Ton Bgy
''y made aud Warranted superior every respect
an Ia n Aue,.
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FOR RENT.

~ The large Warehouse on tho south side
sof The BASIN the eastern conner orc and sh streets
known blythe name OF Anier-ou's Warehouse.
o le House on Cary street between Bmnchs Factory and
Sas iumhcrhpnss. which adurlLi, adapted Grocery
stafni' and which may br di,eiup 'ur purpose.
o the Tobacco Factory and FNfurrs Lombard Alley just In
The rear ~ Mcssrs Dunlop Mun-urc Co's Auction Store
"a - FRED. ANDERSON 4 co.
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BOARDING HOUSE FOR

eAGS.-A supply Wheat AMI Bran Bags constantly on
e hand for nj" by ju u WILLIAMS q HAXALI.
BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT
'RNHAT very desirable tenant, on 18th St near
Il the Let Baptist Church. time. and at present oe,
pea n Mrs bHf"eH as Boarding House, very
eligible location being business whilst IL il retired and
free from dust and mud renders the most agreeable res
denees for hoarirrs the CITY almost certainly TO IL
full patronage Possession given The Isl d,v ~
October next Apply To Joseph Allen subscriber
&c
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- The upper part OF the now House next
ao'f above VIZ AcS puvars burr Store. which s No
present occupied D. Cob Fry .vto ntens -c,noyin m r,,
viue tile h,l.e wei Finished anil suitable fora family or t,r
f "oi The rent wiz hc 1yv AMI poso gwen rrsdi
p l'-U Ply a GO.
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The Wheat trade not quite firm; we must, how
ever, quote United States ADD Canadian descriptions OF
that article ID Is per 20 lbs dearer than at tho commence
mcnt Of the month"; aud American Flour Likewise dull
at an advance Of Is per barrel. Canadian Oatmeal on
slow inquiry brought 3 per load than last quo.
tnOns, and Canada Peas realized amendment Of Is per
quarter.
Rce-Thero Is good inquiry for rice, both from expor-
tcrs and consumers, and nearly 10000 bags have met with
buyers in the o the last fortnight 7s 81 for low vel
low, and o. 81 to per cwt ormddng to good white
Tar-he only sale reported IN Tar, parcel Of 800 10
400 bbs Charleston which has brought o.; but this price
must not be considered the quotation for regular
sized barrels Of good quality.
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DlBRELL, lI0LC0MBE L. co,

Opposite rhoekOe Warc-Iiouss.
1J They sell Wheat Flour uuon MI AZ ,t. H.
make liberal advances. ~, aNsS
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
NETV JRRTFJI

RLACK rEN-so chests inferior. for ale low by
- u ls-'i2w BROWN 4 TAYIo
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SALT AND NAILS
~ 30 sacks Salt
90 kegs Warehouse Nails, the Cumberland Factory
iot SAFE ny Tau al w. NJ. HARRISON
tANVAssED SUGAR CURED HAMs-4OO sugar cured Ham.
~ Of small sire. for sale by Iau Al LAS WINSTON
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Slick To the unii and put down, the old uopo-
poiy--FARE ONs.Y $500.

uo-lm NRT mn Rk \ rocc Proprietor.
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT
"a The spacious Factory on 10Th street.
- known Barclays Factory the appufcnanccs re
qued orhe manufacture Of Tobacco The most es,ensve .c,
of senf forouns which exceedingly aoee enquire OF
~ lo-u PEAKE JONES 4 WINSTON
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4 OFFICES AND ROOMS FOR RENT

'ofnf Of Main AMI Governor thc central par
oithe city The entrance first Street on Gove,
Or has been aoy renovated door anai, nj
acs The situation airY AMI ofcCs vcy convenient ia
professional men. ArpE o. BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
druggists aa Apotcaucs. Man AMI Governor streets
below The Eag.c lei
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,ffsS FOX LIN ERPOOL-'Th fine ship III ARR
Away at City Point. having rart Of her CARO- Dr,,
Gu VIII a Tor Liverpool about the 2Oih month For freight
apiyt FREDERICK ANDERSON 4 co
Ju ~ or CHARLES PALMER
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very desirable and expedient under any court per-
ceve an important point the outset Of this cause have
not had opportunity from the regency Of my appoin
ment and the difficulty of commanding the use OF books
when away from ones own Office of thoroughly examin
ing.
Mr.. DURR said that he quite agreed with the
Judge Advocate that his duties were of judicial
character, and that he did not stand in the charac-
ter OF a public prosecutor. OF course he was not
TO be confined by any technical rules in the exa-
mnation of witnesses
The JUDGE ADVOCATE then remarked that as he
had foreseen point which would In the outset OF
the case excite some discussion, and which he had
not had sufficient time and facilities of access 10
books to examine, and that as the government re-
garded the present very importent cast, and would
probably associate with him law officer of great
experience and distinguished character, he would
not go this day, bat defer all further procedure
until tomorrow. BY that time he would have
heard from the Department, and would be fully pre-
pared.
The Court was then ordered to be cleared for pri-
vate elaboration.
After three quarters of on hour had elapsed, the
Court was re-opened
The JUDGE ADVOCATE then read the official letter
rom the Navy Department, appointing him Judge
Advocate.
The Court then adjourned till tomorrow, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
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the grapes, have come to the conclusion that the
game 10 not worth the candle" No New York
appointments have been promulgated, and the
ferocious. They have been kept from their share
OF the spolls SO long, that they have grown per-
fectly ravenous. Among the prominent new
corners, our old friend, Major Joe Hopkins of the
Pewter Mug. What he's alter has not leaked out.
To aid his friends, is the ostensible object.
Mr. James Carey, comes backed with host of
testimonials from New York, for the Office of Flour
Inspector. Don't he wish he may getit!
II is thought, that the Legislature will adjourn on
the fourth of March. They can do this easily
enough il they choose without the slightest detri-
neut to the public interests. But there must be
lever speeches for Buncoinbe.
The religious excitement shll wages with in
creasng inteEseness. In every church almost, pro-
iracted meetings are being held Verify, the Mil
lennum approaches. SIMON.
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Albany.
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald
ALBANY. Wednesday. Feb. 1. 1919


ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1S43
The Weather and The Observation-Disclosures STATE
Printing Office Seekers and Religion
We had a rain storm yesterday, which complete
ly swept away all the last fall of snow The navl-
CATION is again uninterrupted. To-day the weather
iss mild, with rain and snow.
The legislature are still occupied in interminable
discussions that never failing topic the Govern
nors message; and the worst of it is, there still re
mains dozen or more speeches on the subject yet
to be made. The Senate have not yet got through
with Mr.. Dickinscn's charges of fraud and corrup-
ton against VIM G. Bouck, while Canal Commits
sioner He is of opinion that a man cannot ray
500 rod for stone wall, without committing fraud
Mr. d. pushes this enquiry with pertnaclty wor-
thy of a better cause In the House yesterday, Mr.
Willis Hall made very able and eloquent spec oh
the State to commence suits, order to test the con-
$ stutionality OF the Virginia inspection law Mr..
Hall has certainly improved vastly since he was
member of the House before, and his speech was
listened TO with marked attention. Mr. Hathaway.
OF Chemung, lntmated his intention to reply at an
early day.
The Atlas, which is now under the editorial charge
OF IA. OReilley still continues its attacks on the
new State Printer. Mr.. Croswell has not yet re-
Piled either to the Atlas, or to the statement of Mr.
Van Dyck, but IL is understood that he will do so in
a day or so. The partnership in the Argus has been
dissolved, and il s under the JOINT control OF
Messs Edwin and Sherman Croswell.
A number of the office seekers have left us, and
the animals are not 10 humorous az they have been
Ii is found to be rather expensive living IN Albany,
and great many Of these gentry, like the fox ana
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First-The friends of the Sectional Dock say
that the Secretary of the Navy 10 in favor OF having
such dock built for Government. As his opinion
is important, we quote as follows--"C Conscious OF
my inability to decide the question: have selected
the most eminent talent in the country" and goes
on to name the Committee, who, after examination,
reported in favor OF Gi.bert's Balance Dock, and
against the Sectional.
Second-Tbey say Foster Rhodes, Esq. is Ma
val Architect, and his certificate is decisive, and
the Devil on two Sticks publishes letter OF Mr.
Rhodes; but since that letter was written, Mr.
Rhodes has recanted, and says 1.-THE Balance Dock
is the one on which vessel can be rebuilt can
construct on the Balance Dock, and do away with
cided against the Balance Dock" This is an i'm
portant fact.
Samuel Humphrey, Esq, successor Of Henry
Eckford, is the chief Naval Architect, but Mr. Gil.
berts opponents say, He is aloof from all PRACTICAL
come ctiOn with the improvements Of the age"
Tnird-They say the Sectional Dock, 1O feet
long, l40 broad, and Is Deep would be but SOO tons
short of 500 tons
Gilbert's Dock does not require Is feet of depth;
eight feet is sufficient
Fourth-They claim that ship owners and ship.
wrghs are authority, and hat they are in favor OF
Sectional Dock.
Now the fact is that most Of the same ship
owners and shipwrgsts, whom they claim as IN ia
vor of the Sectional Dock, and others to greater
number, have sgued and petitiOnedtor Gilberts Ba-
lance Dock, and their signatures were obtained sub
seQuently.
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Peter Reiersen d Co.


Although much has come to light through your
valuable miscellany, IN regard to this notorious indi-
vidua, not 1.-THE Of his attempts on respc ctabIs
are or less averse to finding their names asso.
ciated with such character in the columns of
daily journal.
Peters clever fellow-a good looking one too,
as your admirable lithograph delIneates. IN yeur
second series, you might give him the advantage of
the chdpeau de bras, small sword and tri-colored
cockade, when enacting the part of dftGcht to his
Royal Highness, the Prince de Joinville.
Peter 3 great forte lies IN the commercial routine
as there are very many who must recollect him,
when established in sundry Offices round about the
Exchange-in all the plenitude OF business and bus.
tie, clearing out land Ipresume literally SOY vessel
for the West Indies.
Peter Reersen Co. request Messrs Holgaes to in
form them their lowest price 500 boxes Of SOAP suita
BILE for the Cuba market time and If their terms suit
the necessary references will be given"
This polite note, and business prospect, soon brings
Messrs Hogates, hat in hand, to wait upon Messrs.
Peter Relersen q Co.
Out of the many, some few victims were drawn
into the snare The captain who sailed in their
employ, was good looking, honest kind Of sort
of eastern chap, and talked well about the prices
of coffee beeswax, cocoa and raw hides.
But all this was no doubt done legaly--ope Of the
company, it is said, was man skilled in law-his
advise was always taken IN intricate transactions
there is no robbery, you are legally swinded-it 10
nothing more than " commercial responsibility" -
the parties become untortunate-the excellent bank
rupt law gives the finishing stroke-you lose your
money lawfully, and ought to be satished-you gain
experience, if nothing else
jon SIXTH & Co.
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HorErs.-The recuscitation Of the City Hotel in
New York, by its again reposlng in the arms OF
Messrs. Jennings 81 Willard, has led to discussion
in the newspapers of the day, as to the merits OF
the other hotels in your great city The Courier ana
Enquirer, with its accustomed fairness in noticing
the City Hotel referred to many Of your promlnent
and well managed hotels, but said not word about
the well kept, and Justly celebrated hotel Of the
Messrs Howards. The writer Of this Is not ,1te-
rested farthing in the success Of any hotel in New
York, but he deems il duty, which he owesto the
travelling public to say. that although the Courier
and Enquirer, may not rank Towards Hotel among
the first in your city, one OF their customers, who
lists the house as often az once month during the
year, knows it to be equal, If not superior to any
other hotel in New York, or in the Union The
Messrs. Towards are always attentive to their
guests, and all under them know what to do and
how to do it, If young man gives them call,
John Dumphy, WHO'S known as far as the house is
known, will devote his time to him, and use every
endeavor to make his stay agreeable. John Is enc
Of the boys. At Howard's, you, will find always
two copies Of your sprlghtlv Herald Oh he, whlehis
more by two than you find in some OF the hotels
which are cracked up by the Courier and Eng irer.
BosroN January eth.