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REAL EsTATE FOR GALE
NA&R.rHao c 11tiHngTKIhss,
AE.Hs FOR SALE

s ahis sell known WATERING PLACE ID now
II j. si.aa'ed twenty miles from the Millboro'
cept that short distance. has an unbrosen railroad
States. Wv
AS remedial agent in large number Of the
sons from all portions Of the United States resc
Curing the suniner months, 10 the noun tai ns OF
virginia the waters of the Hot Springs have at
talneu reputation superior to that of any other
The BUILDINGS for boarders are sufficient 10
accommodate more than 200 persons
There are now upon the premises TEN BATHS,
constantly supplied with fresh water, from differ
en- ,s spdngs O. VARGAS temperatures froa IS deg
As the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing recommendation mig bt hs
increased to any extent that could be desirabIe oe
more healthy and delightful summer climate
oaa RsIuabIs FARM e ssno Of more than, m
tached to the Springs. and will be sold with them
:, For terms, address s. GooDE, Hot Springs.
county, Va. 8. G0ODE,
TH0S. r. GOODE.
81 o TrHlEEERIEAA L1 rU ! = Z SEAT,
BOTH H sfSHs % GR6vs sfRhhP APP on
beautiful COUNTRY SEAT Icssied as as ' sbo Rss
well known that minute description is deemed
unnecessary The buildings are ample for the use
y. neautltnl
shade and ornamental trees.
The place will be sold entire, or divided into four
parcels. OF about l6acres each
~ 2ss germs S GedHpiD II 4 AppERsoN Auots
go ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
~ The subscriber being unable to attend TO his
- FAX NJ, on account IF his situation is desir
rous of selling IT. The Farm contains 1875 acres Of
Land, In Albemarie county. very compact, situat-
Depot. distant half mile, and seven miles from
Charlottesville. 145 acres of the Land is cleared
ana IN GOD state OF improve MT as the present
crops VIII show; and that not in cultivation is
well set IN clover, timothy, and other grasses
The land lies well, and the soil is adapted 10 all
and corn Fitty acres are in woods oak and ri me-
principally oak-orIglnal growth. There are two
never falling streams of water running through
convenient parts of the Farm. The improvements
CONSIST OF a two-story framed bui ding, contain
ing three large rooms; four smaller ones suitable
SAGE, two porohes, and a cool cellar suitable for
keeping meats, butter. DC. There are all neces-
sary buildings. nearly all new having been
built IN the asst ~ months. The dwelling mas this
last spring, been thoroughly repaired and painted,
ana is situated In the midst of grove of large
healthy one, and commands heautlfuI view of the
cars when passing the South Mountains and sur
rounding country There ,s sorinr Of most ex
ce lie mt water near the dwelling.
Possession can be had by the purchaser apy time
after the present crop is secured ~
Any one wishing to buy, will please call on the
proprletor, residing on the farm, who will take
pehsur- In showing 1T. The terms will he made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address.
CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
;v,o o..,,i heSSlc1 Depot, Albemar'eco., Va.
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RUNAWAYS.

In RUNAWAY-On the 10Th inst. two of
I'll M NEGRO MEN, named WILLIAM and
IN HAL, or HALCOM b. The former is 40 or
~ IS years of age, about feet inches In
IL height, mulatto color; has straight black
hair; two of his front teeth is out, and has
a dark fes h mole on the back of the neck, about
the size of hu 3k shot; other mark recollected
The latter ls 20 or rs years of age; about feet in
height, ginger cake oooI; is freckled all bis
person, similar to turkeys egg and most al way
smiles when spoken tn. and shows his teeth.
bought them in Richmond, at auction. OF Messrs
Puliaa 4 Belts, IN January, 1889. William, at
the time ! b0ug hit him. belonged to Mr.. NJ.
Moseey, of Charlotte county, and Haicomb to Mr..
VIM. L. Belcher, of Chester field county. / will
give liberal ward for their apprehe nsion and
del very to me, in Albemarie county, or secured
j, % 3taw2~ C. E. TAYLOR.
IN RAN AWAY-From the Carbon Hill
2TY Mines. Chesterfield courty, Va, about two
Rmonths since, MORNING, a slave belong
N ing 70 Mrs. Agnes Segar, of Essex county,
A-Ea. He is about leet 5, or nine inches
high, black, with smo Nth skin He is supposed to
be either in King and Queen or spotsy Iyania
counties, Va. or perhaps IN this city. will give
a reward of Sl5 if taken in this State, or $50 il
taken out Of the State, and delivered to me-, at
my othce, IN Richmond.
Il. A. j. CLOPTON,
Cor. Wall q Franklin SITS,
jy 2-2w Opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.'s
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BY J. IL. Digges. Aucrr.

A UCTIO N.-HORSES, MULES, cows.
"A CALVES, &C.-Wil be sold at the horse lot .
my, the 18th INST. commencing at 1U clock sew
eiai Saddle and Harness. Horses 8 well broke
Mules, OF good size Mich Cows ard Calves;
pray and Harness; two horse Wagon; . DIRT
,;arts. la good order / Buggy and Harness., hut
little used. iy 2t I H nIGGkR Anal
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nnn THROUGH TfCh h : FL ON
E.alsls. ICHM ION d TO EASTERN
s&H1"z1xzT=S HORE OR CHERRYSTONE,
So 5O.-Passengers taking toe steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
iNGS. at o'clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAMPTON, on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at 514 A. NJ. and will con-
meet with same steamer 90 MnNDAI MORNiiE,tG
UkDAY EVENING at o O clDcE.
e. Meals 81 cents each. h. o, HASklhS.
iy
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Ey Goddin & Apparsoa, Aucts.
AR oIs NyMBEK OF EAuTiFU

- I9Ts IN SIDNEY, IN THE PLAN OF
TON. AT the request Of Lewis E. HaTvie, Esq,
We shall sell at public auction, on the premises GA
MONDAY, the S0th july, 1860, at 41a O'Clock p Nj,
of LOTS, in the plan Of SAID Lewis T. Harvie,
near Holly wood Cemetery. These Lots embrace
portloNSof ten squares, and are among the most
oeauttk4aad attractive Lots in that improving To-
c1,ty Flats OF the OTIS can be seen at oar once.
TERMs:-One- fourth cash baianpe at 4, 3 and IL
months for negotiable notes, laterest added. and
title retained until all ths parehase money is paid.
~ u GODDtN i APPERSON, Au0t'rs
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NOTiCE.-The subscriber begs to inform the
4Npublc and particularly the friends and patrons
of the old firm of tAlDLEY ROBINSON, that
heen. since the 30th of June, carried on by him,
individually. at the old stand, Fourth and Frank
lin. h hopes, with increased facilities and exer
tons to merit continuance of the custom so lib
orally bestowe ed on the old firm Very respectfully,
jy 3-ts EDWARD L. ROBINSON.
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- ROWING invite the attention of the farming
community To this NEW HARROW, which has
been ttied by many practical farmers. and pro
uouneed the very best implement yet made for
prepa ing the land for seeding small gram, and
efectuall' covering the grain after seeding, with
two horses doing the work OF SIX single piows. We
have purchased the night Tor the state of Virginia,
and are now manufacturing them for the ensuing
season. We invite call and examination.
CEN W l''I' A.
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6TEAMBOAT6. &c.


$500 ss syT II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Canal soss
For f-srs, .sIi is viii l WM 3 ssGye
y 2-a Atthe Shed. Dock st.
FOR BALI MO + E.-Ths
- Steamer GO. PEABoDY, Captain
NJ sas sssA Il in .a' hour OF
freisht taken to Boston via Baltimore at lowest
rates with great dispatch.
passage and fare S.
Passengers are requested 10 be on hoard before
iso. CLOCK Ms saturday, the asth inst the hour of
N T ssos for passage a. ONCE
IA Dxvlb bosAs WI. cuRRIE.
-fR4f rFFOk PHiLAD De- Phi A.
Rfc On c s,sams1 = M G1TY OF
~ r. ss s sfs'
cH1S F tARpozo. Agent, Rockets,
Or 40. le9 Main ST.. from to P NJ.
daoed rates. ard with dispatch. jy H~2t
fFfn NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
RI CHINO ipd C tss sssamsr CITY
The Un &c Steamship Line to Philadelphia, will
ssve At a1d saa
ono 'u'A' anP.' c lalie6t o2Gs'o Agent
GsA SIMMER SC DU L OF
4 NV fOfk AND VIRGINIA
STEAMSHIP C0MPANY-The ROA-
NOkE, Capt CoueH, having resumed her trips
again, the three Steamships comprising this line
will run as follows. viz:
RIes%o mi for Nsy YORK sSsry TUESDAY IFss
The JAM ESTOWN, Capt. SKINNER, every FRI
D Az ReFhIlEE Rk Ia at ! o'clock: ,ovn.v
MORNlNG, at hour named in saturdays papers.
EXCURSION TICKETS issued by these Steamers
Tor the round trip for SIS Meals and State Room
accommodations included in this charge.
fAsSAGE to New \ oIk only s 10, ard charge
Tor Meals and State Room accommodations.
These Steamers stop at Norfolk going and re-
turning. to land and receive passengers.
Je A-tR LUDLAM 4 WATSON
efrs< GREAT X EDUC TON IN
AlEf& PRiCE OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
'.f&xz9N NEW YORK .-Exeursion Tickets by
the magnificent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
tnD-going and returning by either OF the steam
ers. No extra charge made for meals or state
room accommodations. These tickets remain
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojOurn at the North before
returning home.
Persons wishing to see the great Leviatb IN
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily sxpeCted
in New York. can do so now ct small expense.
Tickets procured at our office. opposite steam
ers' wharves, or on board of the steamers.
je is LUDLAM T. WATSON.
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THIS DAY.



GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsraTr.
w ChUNCh HILL, ON FRANKLIN sT ~
~ Oomm ,sionsr: and by virtue of two dserees
January, l5G0, BY the Circuit Couri Of ,bs ti,s ~
kIcnmond. in the chancery suit styled Ross,ss
Collier and ais. shall proceed 10 sell. on FAT
QRDAY, the 38tn day 81 JAY 1860. az 81. o'eiock
p. on the premises, that valuable Ior. with
its lmpfovemsnts, known in the plan OF the City
side Of franklin street at Its intersection with Nth
street, l32 feet, and running back les feet. 1hs
dwelling house 10 wooden; the kitchen. stable, 4 c ,
TERMS OF SALx.- Cash as to 30 much as WIN pay
the costs oil suit, fec OF counsel expenses Of sale
and commissions; the residue Of the purchase
mouths, from the day Of sale, with interest there
on from that day; the purchaser IN execute his
the day Of SALE and the title 70 be retai ned until
q convey ance il directed by the Court.
CHAS. BALDWIN, Com'r.
Sale conducted BY THos. W. KEKsEx. Auct.
HORSES. MULESANDCOWs ron SALE
morning. 18th INST, commencing at 10 O'Clock. At
the Horse Auction Lot, on Council Chamber Hill,
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
Three or four good NJ CLES, well broke TO har-
ness.
Also, two good MICH cows.
jyE THoS. w. KEESEE, Auct'r.
FIFTY BALES MOI NfAIN HAY FOR
l. SALE AT AUCTf0N.-Will be sold on SAT-
UkDAY MORNING, Julv 18th. commencing atg
VI mountain HAY, on account of whom NJ may
TERMs.-Cash. THoS. w. KEEsEE,
1y 81 Anctonser
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

~ FOR RENT-The TENEMENT on 18th.
s::: between Broad and Grace streets at presep Mt
IN the occupancy of Thomas Jones' ESQ,
containing nine rooms, store room. &c with gas
Ia Up housf, ah4 city water III The yard, good
kltohe n, and other out buildings. Early posses
jy 27-4t+ John A. Lacy
g., Es1k RENT-A very desirable RESI-
sz;$l pENCE on LIST street, between Main and
,ACary. The house has 10 rooms, with gas
THROUGHOUT and water in the yard. a kitchen with
rooms. Possession given on the LIST day of Au
gust Apply to L,JCTEN HILL.
1y H-4t At A. ID. Williams, 18th st.
L. FOR SAIE-An 0RN aME AZ Al Ga r
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~N~sa SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

If 81 w n AGhANSEu ~ =
s e&II4--=se0N JAMES RIVER FOR OLD
s<zFzsx7.s<k OF T, PORTSMOUTH, AND
nORFOLk.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK Lave lsep gut in frst-rate order,
The GLEN COVE, CAPT VIM. =. CARTER, will
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
ings alta O'Clock. precisely. and return each alter
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, s O'Clock A. NJ, and
touch at all of the regular Landings or the river,
gong and returning.
ing neatly fitted up with berths, will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
6 clock, and return. leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at o'clock. and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'Clock and return each alternate
day, st the same hour, 4 o clock.
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Posnt, nWicox's; Clairmopt, Grove Wharf Old
Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Returning, Ports
mouth, Old Point Rock Wharf, Grove; Dl!ard's,
Richmond about o'clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, S4,50.
:, Passage on regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So. Meals-equal
to any given any boat-50 cents each.
kA- Freight taken as usual.
le Pts X O. HASX1NS.
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n pSSpfSss IHtTr1 IN M

R9f S6i P2}ks I MOUTH G ANP
IT'S PECK, Capt /. c. GIFFoRD, fitted up IN
neat style for night travel Will make an excp rson
TO the above places on SAT RDAY EEEMING
DAY EVENING thereafter during the watering
season. leaving the wharf at Rockets at O'Clock
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK and
return the next egeniag, tSDEpAR )leaylng Nor
folk at O'Clock, touch at Poi tsmQuth apd OLD
Point, and arrive at Richmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
PAssAG for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk md
Portsmouth, and return. (meals includedl $3.50
TRIP lie 1-tsl r. D. HAt KINS.
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- Grated with me in the BOOT, SHOE and
TRUNK BUSINESS, Mr.. J. PORTER WREN.
uLder the name and style Of W. P. w. TAYLOR
Il CO.
Beng grateful for the patronage have received
for the past fifteen years, would most respect
fully ask for continuance of the same to the new
concern. W. 2. W. TAYLOR.
Jnly ID. 1850 Nv 6--lm
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c,

DiSSOLUTION.-Th co partnership existing
IL between H. F. SHARP. Plaster Grinders
is dissolved | shall not be responsible for debts
hereafter contracted by the firm.
~ 26-3t* JOSEPH SHARP.
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! UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER.

IL
100000 #. seasoned s. BUTTON WOOD, superior
quality.
200 coo #. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, supe-
riOr quality.
80 0o0 t. seasoned 81 OAK.
rs 90 f. seasoned inch OAK.
90 900 IT, seasoned CASING PLANK.
$1,000 it seasoned ASH.
25 900 II seasoned MAPLE.
Together with a large and general assortment of
NJ A H &c n Y PLANK ard SCANTLING,
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &C. For sale on
" lG-tlO TRUMAN A. PARKER
DASH SYSTEM-PRICES REDUCED.-In-
~ tending 20 do a strictly cash business future,
except with such of my customers as have shown
TIE ability well as disposition to pay, when
called upon, will offer from this date as choice
An assortment of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines.
Liquors and Cigars. for cash. as can be found at
any retail store IN town, at prices FIR I'm ten to
twenty per cent. lower than usual. Call and
anime. Goods will be delivered free OF charge In
any pnTt Of the city.
! avail myself of this opportunity to return my
sincere thanks to all whose patronage has aided
me, and hope by strict attention to business and
fair dealing, to merit a continuance OF their
fav0rs. J. 2 KAVENAGH, 9th and Broad SITS.
N. BAH accounts not led before the LIST of
August Will be placed III otheI hands for co lection.
Richmond, July II, 1860. jy l3-ts
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tsst VALUABLE AND ID ESIR ABLE
JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE IN

tsx VALUABLE AND ID r. SIR A Ii L K
81 JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE, IN
PoWEAfAN COUNTY, Was COMMITS:
sones, an0er decree OF the Circuit Court of
fowhatan county, am authorized To offer at prl-
vate or pubic sale, the FARM now owned and re-
sided UPON by Robert K. Pemberton, known as
Upper Matden's Adventure about thirty miles
above Richmond, adjoining the '.Malden's Adven-
ture Estate, formerly owned BY John Gillian,
decd. The tract contains about H3o of which
1854 are valuable James River bottom land. the re-
malnder algh land some of 1t of superior quality,
and all Yielding readily 70 improve nent with God
land sufficient for the wants of the place The I'M
proyements are dwelling, nearly new, and most
of the usual out buildings IL rs one Of the most
desirable Farms IN market in this section. as re-
CARDS soil. neighborhood and convenience to mar
kst; with churches. mills and post Office within
short distances.
Full description will be given on application, and
purchasers are invited to visit and examine the
premises If not sooner disposed of the Farm
WILL be offered at puDe sale, on the premises, on
thursday, the I'd day Of August, 1860.
TERMS fash, rs to expenses: remaining pay
ments at and years for bonds, bearing inter
est from date, with satisfactory security and title
retained until full pay msnt is made.
JN0. F. LAY, Com'r.
Address-Suhlett's P. O :, Powhatan, Va
Je q d2t& swtds-iy 2i-dtds
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By Ro. u. Lyme. Auct'r.

NALE OF MULES, COWS, CROP OF
TATlON UTENSILS, &c, &C., AT AUCTION
will sell At public aueton at the residence of the
on the Deep Turnpike, ca TUES DAY, the slst
day o. July, at II o'clock, two valuable young
MULES, well broke several excellent MlLCH
cows eIop of OATS. supposed to be about 10 600
pqaadst growing crop OF CORN; PLANTATION
UTENSILS. &c &c.
And immediately after the sale Of the personal
property, VIII rent out the FARM for the ensuing
Seaf with privilege 81 sowing crop of small gram
OF into three seGr shifts. and is said to be very
productive, and from its prox unity to the city,
dopp.'ess will be very profitable. The i'll prove
ments are sufficient for the accom- modatlon of n
moderate size family ! author zed to state
that, II desired, tho .person who rents can have
possession IN 4ae lately.
TERas- Nj AIDE known on day of sale.
ly 95-tds PnR JVNL,
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cssA FOR BOSTON AND NEW
&-EIA YoRK.X Ia RFoLk The
s<xzzszs-s JAMES RIVER TRANSPORTATION
LINE has fine large BARGE always ready. at
the Dock, near Edmond Davenport Il Co.'s TO
receive FREIGHT at any hour. daily, for the
above places. The steamer Empire will leave
here every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 CLOCK
A. NJ, with of the Bal ges, to connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS.
which leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. punctualy, at o'clp3k p NJ
SHIPPERS will find IL to their advantage to pa
tronlze this route, the rates OF Freight are as
low, and the dispatch as great as BY any other
Steamship Line TO either place, and goods han.
died less. For Information, apply 10
II. ID. HALL, Agent,
At Edmond, Davenport Co.'s, at the Dock.
iy I3-lmt
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We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit con-
tInuance tor the new concern.
STEBBINS & PULLEN.
N
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GTEBBINS. PULLEs A. co. No l0l BRUA ID
- ST EE T.-Seasonable GOODS at reduced
prices Retngerators ice Cream Freezers. w alter
Coolers, Ice Cream Bowls, Ice Pitchers, sc =
W shing To reduce our stock OF the above Goods,
We Will sell them at d small advance above cost.
STEBBlNS, PULLEN X co.
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S,.lu 00O Ar COsT, FOR CASH, TO

'CUV, OVV z L OS + B Z 5 INENS.-HUUNE
FOR RENF.-0ur entire stock cf Lawns, De
laines, Prints, EmbroiderieE. Carpets, CottonS,
Muslins, Cassmeres, Straw Bonnets, Wells, Rib
bons Hosiery, Handk 'echlefs. BrlllIants &c &c.
A great many Goods offered tins week at half their
actual cost. CHAS A u WATKIN,
Garner and Mai
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(,O-PARTNERSHiP. We have this day as
- soclated With US in the CHINA, GLASS and
EAKTHENWARE BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN G.
SNELS0N, under the firm of
STEBBiNS, PULLEN & CO.
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ASes-----t COX'S LINE.yFREIGHT
- - - BOATS oLYNCHBURG THREE
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST; Capt. THos. EMRTr.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GEO. c. LAYnR.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. j. JOHNSON.
Boat J. J. IRBY, Capt. VIM. F. CLEvKLAN4.
Boat FAME, Capt. VIM. H. PARSONS.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt ]. J. PETERS.
These Boats are all of the first class commanded
by careful and experienced Captains, and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past fayors, begs a continuance of the same.
VIM p. cox, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock st.. in rear of old 6 as Works.
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GNERAL AGENEY.- The subscribers have
" associated themselves this day, under the sly lie
OF WALSH q McKENNA. for the purpose Of
carrying on the above business, COLL CTING
they have taken the Office on lath street. opposite
the Exchange Hotel, and by strict attention to
their business, they trust to merit portion of
public patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
iy I4-lm p l. MrKENkA
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STNME CLOTHING ar KEDuCED

Main street, have determined To reduce their stock
II Summer Clothing. IN order to make room for
Fall Goods. All PEI sons want OF Summer
Clothing. would DO well To examine this stock,
which Will be sold REGARDLESS Of profit.
SHAFER, HALSEY & CO.,
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BY L. Il G. b. Davenport. Auc,'rs.

FLORIDA BOARDS AT AUCTION.-On
L SATURDAY, the 28th July, we will sell at 10
O'Clock. az the lower erd OF the Dock
l25,000 1t. assorted FLORIDA PINE BOARDS
TKkMs.-under 8 100, cash /; y 100 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
Jy 70 /. Il G. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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ID and foctusl remedy for Cholera fnfantum or
diseases caused by teethng, 10. Mothers are
much TO blame who let their children suffer and
die for want of this valuable medicine. Prepared
by A. BODEkER co. Druggists,
Ia Mar str
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niSsOLUTiON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- The partnership heretofore existing between
the unders igned, under the firm of LAIDLEY Il
ROBINSON, is this day dissolved, by mutual CON
sent. The business IF the la,e conesru will be
pay al its dsbss and receive all that is due to It,
excepting such accounts, notes, or other claims
may be specially assigned 10y him to JOSEPH
LAIDLEY. JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
EDW'D L. ROBINSON.
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LOCK AND SODA WATER.-Hock and
IL Soda. wit the usual variety OF choice Syrups,
made from fresh fruits. Also, Port, Mountain
W. PETERSON h co.'s
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TAKE NOTlCE.-AH those who feei them
j selves to lie on the verge of stuff eation, can be
relieved by calling at our Office and procuring one
of our LINEN other Summer suits, of which we
have fine assortment at lew prices. Our motto
is small pro6ts-justce and perfect satlsf et on To
sill. SIMPSON & MILLER,
1l9 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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pERCyIAN SYKUP; OR, PROTECTED
L SOLUTION PR0TOXIDE IRON For Dys-
pepsia, Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia
bronchitis, Consumptive Tendencies Cutansoas
Diseases, ami Gene raj Debility, Tor sale by
DOVE Il CO., Whole aaIs ID ug Kists
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(rAkPETS, CARPETS, at and under cost, to
" close busness.-CHAS. A. GWATKlN. corner
8th and Main streets, has on hand lot OF Brussels
AID ingram Caryets of the best Goods He will
sell them at and under cost. to quit the business
for cash only. G.. A GWATkIN,
Corner S.h and Man Sta
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FANCY ARTICL Sine Enrlish Hair
Brushes. Fancy She'll and buffalo DresslnE
Combs, French and English Tooth brushes of best
quality, for sale by
W. PETERSON 4 CO.. Druggists,