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$40 intefest ii s,iiseeism, Seward knew how the
land lay far better than Blair when he told the
President MS stated in this letter. that there was no
cause for apprehension. that England was all
right" and that 81 Lord Lyons was cur friend
Abroad" that Is, the friend OF Lincoln, seward,
and the Yankee cau4e). Lord Lyons, it will be
rccollceted was then absent IN England
Francis 4. Blair has been 50 long withdrawn from
public life that 1t may be necessary TO remind ou'
younger readers who he il. lie was the intimate
friend and biographcr of General Andrew jackson,
and sole editor for twelve years Of the celebrated
Giobe newspaper, ths organ of the Administrations
oi Jackson and Van Buren, lie retired tieia the
Giobe in is45. when Polk became President having
made large fortune in the newspaper business and
by his Office as printer to both Houses oi CongreaS
lie is tho father OF Montgomery and Frank Biair.
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EOURTHOUsANDF FIVE. HUNDRED

i DOLLARS REWARD. Il will paw four thou
sand five hundred dollars Ter the apprV onsion and
delivery 20 me IN Richmond, for securing them
that get them the following SLAVES, to wit;
JORDAN, yellow man, about twenty-seyen
years old, toleFable carpenter and blacksmith
Was raised near Christiansbusg, Virginia
LEWIS a black man, thirty years old purchased
of r. L. Drewpey or Brodiie, near Hendersonvhle
North Carolina.
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-esht years old:
raised by Walter Coles OF httsylvaIua county; has
rather "a down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slim;
bought OF T. j. Stern, of Raleigh. North Carolina
JIM, black, ahoat twenty-one or twenty-five years
old: raised in Maryland; is tall and very likely.
WILLIAM, bfown-skiR boy, about twenty OF
twenty two years old raised IN thus city /,
once owned by Il, j. Sampson, agen, at the Rsoh-
mond and Dsnyilie depot.
ELIJAH, OF brown complexion, about thirty FIVE
years old raised near Charlottesville and - No
cook Both Of his legs swollen and sore at the
time he left.
SALLY, mulatto girl, about twenty years
old raised in Loudoan county was purchased Of
N Nj Iae; tall and SLENDER with long black HAIR.
HARRIET, fifteen or sixteen years old, brown
skin, with bushy head Of hair.
They lsit my farm, in Lunenburg, about the last
of June, with the Wilson raiding party. will pay
the above reward for all VI them, i've hundred
dollars for any one q them.
aa 5-sws r. II, STOKES.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
ALL nR TILE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF

49,
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
l 4 ALL OF THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF
THE BALLARD HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FotsALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The proprietors Of this noted establishment in
tending to close the BALLARD HOUSE, will offer
for sale on THURSDAY, the LIST day Of September,
land continuing every day until the same IL disposed
Of, at 10 o'clock, the whole OF the PAkLOR, CHAM
Der, DININ0-ROOM FURNITURE, &c.
The style, manufacture and condition OF the above
Of the most desirable character, ~ the estab-
lishinent has been only recently furnished and with
the greatest care and best judgment
In the Psror will be found Rosewood Suites OF
Furniture, including
Tcte-a-tete Sofas,
Paflor and Arm Chairs,
superb Rosewood Etagres, With marble tops,
Elegant IroT-paneied doors,
Handsome reception Chairs,
Splendid Brussels Carpets, &c.
l very excellent Rosewood Piano, by NUNS &
Clarke, very fine tone and make.
The entire furniture Of hundred Chambers,
embracing Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Cham
Der Suites, Including
Handsome Wardrobes,
Cabinets with oval mirrors, entire marble
slabs,
Washstands, marble slabs,
Centre Tables marble slabs,
Sofas Arm Chairs,
Reception Chairs, &c,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets,
Very superior Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
sFcather Bolsters and Pillows,
Excellent Narcotics Co,nterpancs,
Blankets, Sheets Pillow Slips, &c.
Brussels Carpets in all the chambers.
In the Dnng-Room there are
q handsome Mahogany Extension Tables,
Maple Canc-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Casters, Chatting Dishes,
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, spoons
An assortment OF Crockery, such as
Dishes, Plates, Tureens,
Cups and Saucers, &c.
In Kitchen Furniture
A variety of valuable Cooking Utensils &c
ALSO,
Hotel OmnibusseS,
Baggage Wagons,
sets Harness, i'll prime order
The whole OF the above offers q rare invitation to
parties OF enterprise who wish to make a profitable
investment by purchasing the entire outfit with a
view of ,e-opening house widely and flvorably
known. Toprlvata persons, chance saldom offered
is here presented for supplying themselves from
very large valuable and wel-assortcd stock of good
Furniture, such as no other house can supply.
j. c. TALIAFERRO & co,
Projectors.
Sale made by +. B. Cook, Auctioneer. au u
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DRICKLAYERs, sTONE-MAsoNs
By l.. II. Luck, Auetioneer.
New Auction House, No. Sc Main street,

EURNITURE, SHOES, TOBACCO,
CLOTHING, WATCHES, Sc, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock, will SELL
at my store
wardrobes, tone mahogany,
Bureaus good cottage Ieisteads, and others,
Chairs, Tables, WashStands,
boxes good Chewing Tobacco
| No. Childs Cab, (neaiy new, with four
wheels and Two seats,
Feather Beds, Blankets and Pillows,
II gallons No. Ink, and one Safe.
ALSO,
One elegant Smoking Tobacco Cutter, nearly new
and ia complete order.
Also,
Cola and Silver Watches Will be sold at II O'Clock
One OF them the finest Gold Patent Lever Ia be
found, and warranted IN every respect sale.
~ Goods received until O'Clock on day Of sale
Please bring them in by that time.
l.. III. LUCK, AuCtionccr,
Ru 45-2t No 80 Main street.
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VALUABLE FARM OF FOR, ,

DRIED ACRES, IN GOOCuLANI,, go, - + y
~ ,', n AND HALF MILES PROM IjIll.' i,,N,if.
y, hh =. ,ANai. tok SALE ole tor al =,
saeiy, she FARM located as above l4,,,,i,.,, ~
hundred adjective hundred AMI nm . '-,,1- ta5
balance IN original and secondary Qr5s,i " 'se
original. IL IS we'll watcrca, and =, ~. 20 'y
HHshborh"od The Improvements ,.,,'. t'''.i'
st s' So, VIII SIX rooms SfyaSts Ii,, E..,
ana adIOins DIR. Moris, Dr rleaiv,v H. 90, '.'',
son ana others; II ~ three and b,ji r NJ Il ii-
Cedar Point by the public road, and ,,'. "".' hon
mi.a from AceaaA's Ferry by good NM ''.' f'.i
iha.s + ~ pS sG n wl be gwen 70 ra ,G ' r
lat Vi January. For terms, apply 10 ' oA '-s
$40 T. W. GRUBBS, Auct,.r...
au @'-3t Successor 10 Gydiin a 5r,',''
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WARD StIayed or stolen, from the wagon
ynrd Of the Seventh South Carolina cavalry, one
mule from the works the Darbytown road, on the
night of the 2lst instant, DARK SORREL
HORSE fifteen hands high; nine years old, having
the appearance his Cf. face II 1t had onae
bccu broken; a scar his rump directly between
the root of his tail and the top Of his rump high,
sharp wlther; inthin order; and sore back. will
pay the above reward for his delivery to me, near
BOTTOMS bridge, tor information that will enable
me To- ect him ". Nj. KENNEDY,
Company Z, Seventh South Carolina Cavalry,
an yl-ii@ Gary's Brigade.
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4 MARRIAGES., BUGGfES, PIIETON,
Y SLEIGH, SPRING WAGON, HARNESS,
HORSES AND STABLE FOR SALE AT AUG
TOM will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
3lst instant, commencing at ten o'clock at the sta;
bic on Franklin, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, elegant Carriages,
elegant Double Buggy,
elegant Single Buggy,
elegant Phpton,
elegant Sleigh
Spring Wagon,
sets Harness,
Stable
3 finc Horses. W c. DAILY
Sal, conducted by THoM As " KfrsfF, Auctloneer.
au %
HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGE AND
HARNESS, AND BUGGY AND HARNESS
FOR SALE AT AUCIlON.--Wlll be sold OF SAT-
URDAY MORNING, August 9th, commencing at
10 o'clock, on Council Chamber Hill.
l fine Bay Stallion, aeyen years Old, warranted
sound and to work WE'LL
| fine Bay Horse, nine years old, sound and
works well,
Several fine Cavalry Horses,
4 fine Work Mules
| Carriage and Harness,
l Buggy and Harness
THOMAS ". KEESEE,
al ~ Aucti0ncGr.
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DU NAWAY.-FIVE HUNDRED
IL, DOLLARS REWARD-kaE away from the
subscriber about the LIST of August, my iaan KIN
CIiIN-calls himself HERBERT lie is black :
good appearance; quick III action; about tiye feet
nine inches high and twenty-five 10 twenty-five
ye;ss old purchased III Richmond in July last
OF Mr. C. T. MoIEn, who resides near Jltlu's Ferry,
III P0Whatan county. / viii pay the above reward
II he Is delivered u Lee Y bowman, Richmond,
Virginia, confined III jail 10 L get him.
q. A. WHITE,
au H-l2t' Lexington, Virginia.
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TWO SMALL FARMS, WITH M.

TWO SMALL FARMS, WITH IN.
PROVEMENrS. SUITED 10 SMALL FAN.
ILIES--ONB CONTAINING sEktN tl-tl7h
ACRES, THE OTHER ABOUT TN kSIh AtBt>.
ONE TEN. TIE OTHER ELENEN Mills
FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE Eh.4
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AN'
POTOMAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT Ale'
Immediately after the sale Of Emhsta.
say at about O'Clock, on the Z.A at Aa5'-, .
be sold AZ auction, the two little BARNS aiv'" -~
sclibc3 The one Of seVcpty-tvc IlErs = oil II
road from Richmond to Goojal7, AMI 1i.J.ns -
mington, and i susceptible Ut being male 4 '@',
able little place, having good proportion % OFF '-
meadow hand and plenty oi wood land ~ 'iiA'..
place.has good little Improvements, sAd t'"P -
the old stage road Ia very pub!c one, Is 4 ne ~
ton for d trading man. Both places are s'"tN2
and well watered and III good nelShOoFh'"1' 80,
will lie sold at Elnington, OF Oh the pisiuiF''
may be thought best on the day Of SAFE, a. 'H' j.
Joins and the other Is not far oil. -
TRIMS: Cash or credit, 1t the option O! 'Af l-'
chaser. L. W. Gnu BBS, Austai,'''
au 20 Successor TO GOIdin All''Ns"'
PosrsoRIPr Persons wishing - ailrIl -. -
above sales may do - BIZ leaving HtehinoHl ~ .-+
Fredericksburg cans, ~ o'clock y NJ 81 ti'ILsI
kiby'- Turnout which Is no! fit Hvii ~ - n
This will give them an Opportunity Of TA'i',1-'' M
the property advertised, tefofv the boar o - 80
return By th. evening train. I9V E0ltii'' ,bt
Seasoned Wood will 5e sold after tins N'' "
ttInls This wood Is aot fan tsVin t!ic fA'liV'"
+ W. GRCBBS A0cI0h''''
au 20 Successor - Uoddin APsF''0'
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE nav
BY T. W. a1ubbs, Auctionecr

VERY VALU ABLE Br.srsn
~ House on PEARL OR FO,p1y',,rAS
81 3 1nEhi, NEAR 10 MAIN, FOR SALE Ar Nm
IioS-Will be sold at public anetiap 80 :, ACC-
n D, on wEpSIsDAY the slst o. Aost s' r, Pc
Brick Tenement now in The ocennsr'.,. "'tsf-s;ssy
'Wynne, EA1. The house is really n. Y , ~ = II.
best business potion Of the c.ty and sfso,s N The
opportunity for Investment II il admir- hra
ior large dry goods or auction baqine., ~ ND
purpose il wss built . Df HN4h
IrRss One-thiid cash balance q, .. r
Twelve months, with interest or all cash \, TX I'd
uon Df the purchaser - vt ne %
The property may be treated for AZ rr,,.,.
uh I'll thc day 81 sale. i''''" 81.
ao. r W. GRUBBS. Aufta,,s.,
"u - Successor TO GoddIn & AZ
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NJ OTICE.wAll persons indebted ~ NJ ~
Y estate OF the late JOSEPH NJ. CARi'la.
Ton will please come forward and make io'a 30
payment 10 the undersigned a. his othS'' r" 30,
and Broad streets ami all persons having Is "a,
against said estate viii present them ~ x
for settlement blACkbu hN hS,',ss
Attorney for Mrs. +. q Carinston, EA''~'''
AN 2n~-inss
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/ OSI, at Beaver Dam station, on the
4 Central railroad, on the 9th OF May, 1864,
CERTIFICATE No 30+, Tor two shares OF the Rich
mond Importing aud Exporting Company, one share
of which was transferred 10 O. a. GrcIshaw the
Sth. January, 1864. Also, CERTIFICATES No. 20,
January TO- 1864, tor i've shares of the Richmond
Glass Company. New certificates will be applied
Tor and all persons iorewaned from trading for,
CT receiving, th,m. JOHN a. SELDEN, JR.
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RUNAWAYS.

DAN AWAY, ON the both of July, my
N Negro Man, JOHN NICHOLAS; aged TWEEN
ty-onc years small size, but well built five feet
five SIX inches high; full head of hair; rather
dark Completed small Que side OF his face
expect he Is trying 10 make his way 10 the enemy,
or he may be trying TO pass himself free man. III
company with Leroy Gersy, free man, neither
OF them have been seen since the above date \
liberal reward viii be- paid il he is delivered me-
or confined III any place ~ / can get him Call on
Governor street opposite The Examiner office.
au 26-2t- r. L. HARRIS
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HOUSE AND LOT or ru,r,.,.

~ pf nd0E Ac ilSs at PRINCE Fp%Arn
consist Of b'ick Dwelling with -lx l,'"''
,he yard with tgo rooms, with all o,hrr nm -
buildings, line shade trees. and d we'll g., ,.r..,.Iy
water IA the yard. Ii within I'll, n.. ID, It., .'
ueH r9yahcy college, and tn" so,tty equal :, ...
II, Virginia. Tor terms and further ,l,. flu,,', F
ply 10 p ~ 80 EH,il." 't-
al 26-iaw2w trt''e'h
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al 70 law
E'HE FARM CALLED oy,pr,.,.,

E'HE FARM CALLED "VAprFlrv
4 GROVE" CONTAINING ONE ui.SI,rtt
AND ONE AND ~ HALF AIRES, IN ut<I.l.ut
COUNTY, SIX MILES FROM KICHNn\I. ~.
HE ROAD FROM sFAPLES's MlJI.TnI ~ ~
thNIE4'S OLD TAVERN, Tor SALE A.
AUtl loN.-Wlli be sold at public auft.gr IN a.
premises, on THURSDAY, the LIST Seyteu,b.y q, a.
O'clock, 4. VI. the farm located as allow. 7, -
talnS ONE HUNDRED AND ONE Ann au,tt
ACRES: sixty. cleared, and fotiy-o1a ana f, ~, -
wood and timber. The improvements Ar. t,,,r :.
containing five rooms; kitchen, two roo,os' :, .
barns; stable; con house a well of ey,,IIy, g..
IN the yard; peach and apple orchard Th, r.,.
chaser VIII be ~ liberty 10 prepare iOr and ,,.t Gu
crops AT once, ana fui possession On the lit n,
rerervlns the right u the present owner =, So,
ana remove the ororslf not bought nv the rl,r, RI
oil the land. The land may b. treated f., rrig.,-.
at any time before the day of sale: and y, 49,,
part OF the crops, stock, &c, may De- rha,.i #.
valuation. "a ~
Ihkas One-thtrd cash, balance at Xix and ;q.ty.
months with interest, or All cash At Ia, orti, a,
tue purchaser +. W. GkUBBS, Audience.
successor to G0din q Apr,glun
fosrsoRIrT.-Pvrsun~ wishing 10 yi,.s iL, NM
lses or attend the sale may take the ,y,.iug trn N
the Fredericksburg road, get of at uty1.'s Crown
which Is within half mile OF the prrnisca, ami I,.
turn 10 Richmond by the down train the ,,us
evening. au4
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I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF REALLY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c., Al AUCTION BY III. u-
quest Of the administrator ui the late John Aisu,
Snuth, Esq, shall sell at public .H.ton vt h- .-
residence next door 10 the kaiuutr,' Bank p. Nu-
glnIa, on MONDAY next, the 29ta u Aus,.4
commencing ut 10 o'clock, his valuable hgu-,a. u
and ether FURNITURE, consI tim ol IA, a,is.
variety among which many way ,u-t.T "a
handsome articles, embracing tt large gu4nll,T ii
SILVER, Glass and (hinawai-, such a. j. ItI,., ui
;,Tgd tor sale. IL Is only necessary 10 Irs - AZ
uc!es IL fully appreciate Lh,m.
Eesies 'h.' Silver and Plated war; theTr a-. 'E5
magnificent Dinner Sets, - large quantity Vi u o
tut-tilass DeCanteTs, IumhltIr, Goblet. Wine lui
jelly Glas>e- and, indeed, almost csc,y tguI-
usually found in a fret-la-s dwelling Ais, iyIr
hundred apd twenty-five bushels OF C1lI
This sale il well worthy the attention 81 tho
who may wish 10 purchase really good Hter'.
IFRMS: Cash.
z, W GRUBES, Ag",I1arfI.
au n Successor t. GottlH q AppeT-vr.
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DERSONAL.-Corporal GEORGE X.
l. GIBSON, company q, Richmond Graysl,
Twelfth Virginia Infantry, Is supposed TO have been
taken prisoner i'll the battle on the weldon road
near Petersburg, on Friday, the 18TH instant. Any
information concerning him, by tlag-o-tluce letter,
or advertisement III any oI the Northern papers;
will be thankfully received.
JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON
Cary and Sixth streets
Richmond, Virginia.
Rs5 New ork Daily News Baltimore and Nor
lolR papers VIII please copy. au 25-6t'
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A DMINISTRATORS SALE.-WIl be
"A sold at public auction, On THURSDAY, TIE
Ist Sci tember, at IL o'clock, A M the late resi-
denee .of John L. Cough, deceased, Hanover county
4. shland, all the HOUSEHOLD. j. and KITCHEN
FURNl fuRE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CAR
kIAGH AND HARNESS. NO / BUGGY AND
HARM 81, STOCK OF HORSES, COWS, SHEEP
AND hogs.
TFaAs Cash RICHARD II. HUNDLEY,
au rs ST. AJminist,a tor
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NOR RENT, a ROOM, on first floor
i with gas, at the corner of Fifth and Broad
streets, suitable for an office or lodging room APP
ply on the premises. HENRY Schultz.
au A-3t@
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DIANO, FURNITURE, GLASS AND
CROCKERY. WARE, CARPETS, &c,
AT Az CTION.
On TUESDAY, the 30th instant, commencing at
10 O'clock A. M will sell at the residence Of Mr..
ID. Gouden, No $50 Broad street, north side be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the fol-
lowing articles:
Mahogany Piano. q oetaves,
Parlor, Cane and other Chairs,
Mahogany French Sidehoard
Sofas, Rocking Chairs, Lounges,
Carpets, Rugs, Oileioth,
Wardrobes, Mirrors Washstands,
Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Mahogany Cabinets,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Sheets, Blankets, Quilts, Sc
P,trlor, Dining and other fables
l Mahogany Cradle,
do. CRIB and Mattress
2 Eight-Day Clocks,
Curtains, Pictures, Window Shades,
Table Linen,
Cups and Saucers, Plates, Dishes,
Goblets, Tumbiers, Wine Glasses
Knives and Forks, Glass Preserve Dishes,
! Excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils,
/ Parlor Stove, &c, &c.
au26 WILLIAMSON Il co, Auctioneers.
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I-NnRED DOLLARS RE

hNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD Stolen from the corner OF Monroe
and Marshall streets g dark Chestnut SoTrel HORSE,
with large blaze in face, and one white fore foot
night one shoe on either night left fore foot only
said Horse was stolen last night about II or !
o'clock. One hundred dollars reward will be given
iar his safe delivery to me at Ii. u. fareys corner
OF MOnloe and Marshall or information leading to
his recovery The Horse six years old last
spring. W. A. POLLARD,
Company f, Third Virginia Cavalry.
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1 EFT IN TIE CARS, at Dunlap's De-
1 pot, near Petersburg, on Friday night, the 18th
Instant, by my brother; BngadieT-Gcneral }. {. G..
sanders, now deceased, his SWORD-BELT and
PISTOL. The full value of these articles will be
raid for their delivery to me Iii Petersburg. or at
any place that can get them. They are priced
a- relics and great favor will be done by returning
them. W IL. SANDERS,
Surgeon of Eleventh Alabama regiment.
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by lHOIflat hetSttt hutIoHfefs
(office corner of Twelfth and Cary strcetsl
GALE OF STOCK OF GOODS AT
~ AUCTION.-Having rclinquished TO the Gov
eminent store, will sell thereat corner Broad
and Ninth streets, by auction, MONDAY next,
the 10Th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,
entire stock IN trade, consisting Of
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, OF the
most celebrated brands
Superior Cigars,
Brier-Root Pipes,
Paper, Envelopes,
Port Monnaies, Combs,
Soaps, Shoos,
Fine Cloth Dress Goats,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
and variety OF other desirable articles.
ALSO,
The Store Fixtures and Furniture, such as
Counters, show Cases, Iron Safe,
Platform Scales, Stove,
Chairs, Desks, &e
Parties having goods stored with us will give us
timely notice what disposition they wish made Of
them. BUKKUSS x WALIHALI.
Sale conducted by I. w. KEEsfE, Auctioneer.
au 23-tds
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VO TANSERS QUARTERMASrEk

LNOUND.--On Saturday, the 40 "a vi
II PoCKET-BOoK, containing sA saS .sIhns -
odd dollars which the owner can nav. "a pEosias
tho corner VI seventh and Main "iSss ~ 81
property
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BY Fulnill Son, Auctionecrs,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
d K a n ID Y, RUM, SUGAR, LARD.
- CROCKERY, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HAIR
NESS, &c, &C.-On TUESDAY, 3Oth instant COM
Inencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store OF L. W
Farley * Co, on Sycamore street, Petersburg, vn-
ginia, shall sell at public auction
30 bbls. prime Apple Brandy, . and years old,
bbls. prime Peach Brandy, . and years old,
4 bbls. Rum,
hogshead Orleans Sugar,
10 bbls. fine Vinegar,
y kegs prime Lard,
bbls Family Flour,
bbls and one box Crockery,
bbls. Zephyr Puff Smoking Tobacco, in
papers,
ID pair excellent Women's Shoes.
lot Army Combs, Shoe Thread, Bottles Sc
lot French Coloring.
Immediately after the above are Sold / shall sell,
at the stable of Jarratts Hotel,
Two Omnihusscs, several Buggies- lone en-
TREY new,l
Break6way Farm Wagons,
Rockaway, ShuCk Wagons,
Spring Wagons, Carts, Drays,
Saddles and Brides, Horse Covers
Large lot Harness, single and double,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, &c, &c.
TERMS: Cash on delivery.
W. L. WATKINS,
Administrator of John f. Friend. deceased
PANEILL Son, AuttlOneers au 25-tds
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EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
L WARD.-Strayed or stolen from my pasture,
near Mr.. Valentines null and Mr.. John b. Smith :
shop. Louisa county, Virginia, the night OF the
l0,hti st ant, my large bay HORSE. He is about
seven years old has star cut on the right side OF
his neck, which be by raising his lnane and
white hair on his night hind foot; also, collar
marks ON his neck and shoulders. l will give the
above reward for his safe delivery Ia me, Il hive near
the above-named Places or 1 Will pay three hun
diod dollars for information which will secure
NE his recovery. Address j. H. KNIGHTON,
Trevliliau's Post-ottice, Louisa county, Va.
au linn
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NOR SALE, the KEY, GOOD WILL.
Il AND FIXTURES Of the hous.. on Broad
street, No. l6j, between Sixth and Seventh For
particulars inquire at the house an 25-2t~
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- OOMS FOR RENT IN THE EN-
~ CHANGE HOTEL.-Forty ROOMS, of va
rous Sizes suitable for families or sngegenleInel
Apply TO JOHN H. MACKENZIE.
au 26-3ts AT Iouisiono Ianot
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7 OSI' at Ashland, on tho 23d instant,
IL EOUR-PER-CENT CERTIFICATE FOX
Confederate bond Of $500 payable to James Loving,
Hanover county. There has been no transfer made
oni IT, The finder, 10y leaving it AT this office, will
he literally rcwarded
nm .lnMGws L. W. JOHNSON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTH SIDE or CLAY strict EF.
TWEEN TWENTY-SIXTH AND 1WENIS
SEVENTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AcC-
IION'.WIl be- SOLD at public au. ton. On the prp.
misc-, on TUESDAY, the goth August, a; o',i.ts
7. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT located IA above
The property Will he divided rs to ~e the framed
tenement, with twenty-six feet front by ,.hry-'w,
and half, and vacant lot, same front ani lrqth
TFBMs: One-third cash; the b,iansr Al TX 4ul
twelve months, with interest OF all cash G.. The
option OF the purchaser.
T.. ". uRUBBS, Au,uuu"ry.
au2j Successor to 3odiln 4 ArJ,.f..U
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
Il to furnish DRAWINGS and SPECIFICA-
HONS for BUILDINGS and MACHINERY Of
every description. Orders from any part of the
corner vi Nineteenth and Main streets, Riehmond.
Virginia, will be promptly attended to-
W. ,. WEST,
au so-eod5t' Architect and Engineer.