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An English paper states that Major-Gc-
neral J. G. Walker, OF the late Conicdc-
rate army, who distinguished himself ut the
siege Of Nashville in 1864, has been APP
pointed colonel OF an English regiment. 1t
may mean that he has purchased COM
mission.
Miss Anna Dickinson is writing lecture
for the coming season on the " Mission and
Duty of Andrew Johnson 1t is TO be
hoped that Miss Dickinson will hurry up
the publication, so that the President will
know his duty and mission.
Major Heros Won Borckc, who was chief
of staff TO General }. L. b. Stuart, and con-
tributcd an account of his exploits to
Blqck,co0d, is now on the staff OF Prince
Frederick Charles of Prussia.
The Richmond people must be hard on
the merchants. The Dispatch of ycstcr-
day heads an article " Anothcr old mer-
chant re0pened. "-Pttersbwg inder.
An advertisement in the London Times
informs the world whom it concerns that
Joe Pickles will take the name Of Macau-
lay, and that his present name is Joe
Pickles Macaulay.
A clergyman in Brooklyn repeated one
of his sermons, and gave as reason, that
ga majority OF his congregation being in
delicate health were detained at home by
uniavorable weather on the occasion OF It's
first delivery"
Cigar-shapcd railroad trains are suggest
edRas a msens Of decreasing the atmos-
eric resistance which is said to much
etard the speed OF the trains on the pre-
Sent plan.
OF course none other but Il Western pa
per could have given Us the following in
the notice0Dn the death OF n prominent
citizen: I" lie was the father of eleven
SONS, five Of whom married five sisters. lie
had one hundred and eighty-ninc grand
children; and at his funeral, two weeks
ago last Sabbath, two horses were stung to
death by bees, and another came very near
losing his life by the same"
A French sgant has discovered the
means of rendering the hardest and tough
est flesh soft-namely, by adding, while
boiling, two tcaspoontuls Of alcohol to
each kIogram and half of flesh.
AS Z kilogram is now an American
weight, everybody must know that it is
two pounds and fraction over fifth.
"Life in Richmond Prison is the title
of an original drama recently produced III
the Town Hall at Fitchburg, Mass. The
majority Of the characters were sustained,
it is stated, 10y persons who have really
been prisoners at Richmond.
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Certainly no one would hesitate to re,
commend any remedy kaocn to be good
and reliable ps preventive or cure for
thSt terrible disease cholera, or any Of its
Kindred disorders.
A lady writes from Brooklyn, \. Y, in
regard to DR.. Hughes's Cholera Specific,
that she had been suffering a great deal
from diarrhGa, and was made miserable
by it but that she was fortunate enough
to get possession of bottle of his "Sure
Relief and Reliable Cure" and has used
it with the happiest result, and verify be-
lieves it has kept her from having the
cholera this summer.
A lady also writes from Lynchburg that
she has used DR.. Hughes's medicine with
the most satisfactory effect, and could not
be induced to do without it. She used it
In the case of two servants, when all other
means failed to produce relief, with imme-
diate effect and speedy cure.
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AUCTION sALrs-THls DAY.

ELUvANNA LAND FOR sALE.-As
l. executor Of Richard l.. Smith, deceased, ]
shall oher foI sale, upon the premises, o. public
fair II not, the nrst fair day thereafter, the
TRACT OF LAND belonging 70 the estate Of said
Smith, deceased. Containing TWO HUNDRED AND
on the road leading from scottsvifle to Columbia,
one mile from the Fuvspna. PaJnsls Institute and
five miles from the canal at Brsmo Blnf.
This tract Of land has upon II h comfortable
dwelling house. newly dug we'll, and orchard OF
choice fruit, and AL necessary buildings for the
farm, which are new.
The purchaser will have an opportunity 10 seed
crop of wheat, and full possession given on tn .
lstli day OF Novemher next.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash I; the balance In two
equaI instalments, pay able in one and two years
from the day Of sale, with interest.
r S-My address Is BremD Bluf
WILLIAM l.. ANDERSON.
au a-,tss Executor Of r. L. Smith. deceased.
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Is 1T EFFRoNTERY OR lGNoRANCE?-
New York Herald is a paper which has no
equal for brass. 1t contained an editorial
paragraph some days ago calling for more
riots in the South as means of building
up the Radical party. GREELEY having
copied the paragraph without crediting it
to the Herald, aid having commented upon
it, BENNETT the next day accused GREE
LEY of really desiring these riots. BEN
NETT said:
1--WE cannot but admire the clever fash
ion in which the Tribune, the chief organ
Of the Radicals, has advertised for men
and means to get up few more bloody
riots, while We are e}airely in accord with
it in the sentiment-@hich it hypocritically
expresses--that it is a wicked and devil
ish device"
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Among other things published by the Radi-
cal papers for the purpose of iGuring the
Philadelphia Convention in the estimation
OF the northern people is the following edi.
torial article, which recently appeared in
the Lynchburg Republican. We find it in
the Baltimore american Of yesterday
From the Lynchburg Republican.
The appointment Of delegates from Vir.
ginia to the Philadelphia Convention by
the old Central State Committees of the
defunct parties Of 1860 would be am
amusing event Of the times If it were not
for the serious consequences which it in
wolves. Not member constituting those
committees, outside Of Richmond, was in
attendance, and the last meeting was even
more thinly attended than tho first. The
people Of the State haze had nothing to say
IN regard TO the matter, and the farce that
has been enacted in Richmond has been on
tho part Of q handful Of decayed politicians
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THE NEW ORGANIZATION OF THE AEEX-
,SDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD
The names of the following gentlemen are
lust announced as composing the company
of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail
road President, General d. c. McCallum !;
secretary, Reuben Johnson; treasurer,
Robert Turner; trustees, Robert Turner
and d. Randolph Martin; board of direc-
tors, John A. Wills, Hugh 3. Sweeney,
Joseph i. Stewart, Washington, D. c.; "A.
G. Bodfsh, Hugh Rice, New York; Reu-
ben Johnson, Alexandria, and 4. Mont
gomery Slaughter, Fredcricksburg.-Na-
tional Republican.
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This question may perhaps soon be
asked by some traveller from New York to
New Orleans who has passed over one Of the
routes ria Portsmouth, Danvile, or Lynch
burg. and has nerGr seen, and ,ciR nerer see,
Petersburg, but has heard Of its boasts of
commercial enterprise.
When, last winter, it was proposed in the
Virginia Legislature to incorporate one
company for the purpose of connecting the
railroads both in Petersburg and Rich
mond, the scheme was Indignantly re-
scented and denounced by people repre-
senting Petersburg as reflection on the
enterprise and sagacity of Petersburg;
and separate company was Incorporated
to construct such connection through
that city.
BY them we were told that Petersburg
was as ready and able to construct such
work within her limits as Richmond was
to construct similar connection here /;
and Richmond was even tainted with
doubt of the sincerity of her professed de-
sire to do her part, and was told that if
she would do her part, Petersburg would
have trains running through her limits be-
fore the work in Richmond was near COM
pletion.
Well, we have seen in Richmond the
initial step of advertising thirty days for
subscription to its connecting road inan.e-
diately taken, all the stock subscribed and
partly paid for in twenty three days, the
work let to contract, and in few days
thereafter begun, and is being prosecuted
with the utmost energy, vith the expecta-
tion of its completion by Christmas.
But in P.tcrSJny-so sensitive about its
reputation for enterprise-we have not
heard Of the first step being taken, not
even the thirty days notice for subscrip-
lions for the stock, towards accomplishing
is important work, which was to be COM
plctcd before the Richmond connection.
Is the boosted energy of the Cockadc
City dormant? Or will she permit the SIM
cerity of her previous boasts and profess
sions to be questioned, and remain in
Chinese isolation from the stream OF trade
and travel between the northern and
southern States? We shall soon see.
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New FASTENING FOR RAILWAY RAIL -
L. Beatty Graft, Of Baltimore, has invent
ed u new fastening for railway rails, for
which patent has just been allowed.
He claims that his invention will prevent
the rails from rising up at the ends or
joints, the wheels from striking the ends OF
rails, the ,jolting Of cars, spreading of rails,
and the track from creeping it divides
the space usually allowed for expansion,
makes a continuous rail, is great saving
of ties, dispcnscs with all chairs and fast
cnings now in use, and that in this iastcn-
ing is combined all the iaStcnings now in
use By railwayS.-SUR.
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General Southern Agent
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.

Ea~ SPECIAL NOTICE
GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
TIE ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY have greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
or FREIGHT by their magnificent side wheel
steamships HATTERAS and ALBEMARLE, built
expressly for this route, and are VOW LOWER THAN
BY ANY oTHRR LINE.
About FIRST of SEPTEMBER the wharf at Rock
cts recently purchased by the Company will be
completed, upon which they have erected spa
c,ous she'd enclosed on all sides, with capacity for
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS.
SINNERS are assured of careful handling and pro-
lection from the weather of all merchandise by this
line, and merchants receiving their fall stocks or
shippers to New York, would do we'll to call on us
before making engagements.
STEAMERS receive and discharge cargo in NEW
YORK AT the Company's covered pier, No. 80
NORTH RIVER, from which their steamers leave
regularly for
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS, Sc, &c. -
avoiding drayage in New York on goods destined
for those points.
FREIGHTS forwarded To all accessible points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, or WEST, without charge
save actual expenses incurred.
INSURANCE effected at LOWEST RATES to New
York, and beyond If desired.
The PASSENGER ACCoMMoDAT of these
ships are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage to New York, meals and state room
included, TWELVE DOLLARS.
Tickets to New York and return, TWENTY DOL
LARS.
Storage passage, SIX DOLLARS.
The ALBEMARLE leaves New York every WE'D
yESDAY at IL o'clock NJ: leaves Richmond sA-
TURDAY high tide.
The HATTERAS leaves New York every SATCR-
DAY 1t l. o'clock NJ ; leaves Richmond TUES
DAY high tide.
Agents in New York, LIVINGSTON, FOX 4
CO., = Liberty street.
SAMUEL AYRES Z CO.,
au l5--lm 1920 Cary street. Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rIrM. nE THE EXISTENCE OF

yr-IS VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF
,bs Cholera in our midst, and the Importance OF
ting available every means to stay its progress,
the undersigned informs the citizens OF Richmond
ths, has in his possession an Indian recipe for
Is enre. which has been used privately IN many
Ga .es OF Diarrhra, rysentery, and summer dis'
eases generally, with great success, proving an
;plallble cure in every instance. During the past
year, as travelling agent of the Baltimore ana ohlo
railroad, Ihave had occasion to try its virtues ana
can recommend it unhesitatingly 10 tne punIc'
| have confded 10 Messrs. BLUNT MoohLi =
Druggists, No. 1921 Main street, OF TINS cry, 'he
,oc,;n,s for nr.paring the mixture, and II can be
obtained on application to them.
LOUIS ZIMMER,
General Southern Agent
ar,s-lm. Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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THURSDAY,
GOOD News from Philadelphia.

Az iate hour last night we received a
dispatch from our own correspondent at
Philadelphia announcing that the Com
mittee on the Platform had agreed to a re-
port which would be entirely acceptable
to the whole country, and would doubtless
be unanimously adopted by the Conven-
ton this morning. The fate Of the Radi-
Gals is sealed, the States will be restored
to their equal rights under the Constitu-
ton, and peace and prosperity will once
more bless the whole land. See telegraphic
column.
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BY Harrison, Godjiu & Apponon,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Asehh

THE VALUABLE AND coNt T.
YIEyTLY. LOCATED Farm CALLED M
TROsE," ONE MILE EAST or RICHMuSp. = y
TANNING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY A. =
POR LEASE At AUCTION AT the regn.s, = ".
Charles r. Williams W. shall Iras" out f,r Of.
year on SATURDAY, ths 18th August, -. N
o'clock. +. NJ. on the premises, III" b"aHuiI. -.
called MONTROsE." located A. above. " G.
tains two hundred and MY acres, the gr'a''' /.
OF which is cleared land In nne heart, SnA aa.n ~
bly, adapted to wheat and other crops, IL' ~
ing L. large, and we'll adapted for ! lar.n lAF =
the place Its neaTuess tn the city would maA
An excellent market ana dairy flEm, '"r WI"
purpose II IL peculiarly well adapted.
Terms Made known - the hour ~ ren,.hs
a., n Agct.#Ursn,
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Mrs. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The Baltimore
SIN of yesterday announces that Mrs.
DAVIS reached that city Tuesday morning
from Fortress Monroe, and after breakfast
ing at Barnum's Hotel, left i'll the early
train for New York.
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MILL AND FOUNDRY BuRNED.-Cn Sun
day night last the corn and Touring mills
and the foundry OF MesSrs. Walker x
Ciarkson, on the north side Of the river,
opposite Danvillc, were burned down.
DaaUWe Regi$tr, l4M.
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How TO BE RID OF MosQuITOES.-By Satu-
rating a small piece Of cotton with the
commonest whisky or alcohol, and placing
it near the pillow Of the bed, you can rest in
peace-tor mosquitoes. unlike many men,
cannot stand the fumes OF intoxicating
H,til
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DIED.

On yesterday morning at O'Clock MIS-. bhip y,
GET MCCARTHY, wifs Of Dennis hcoaf'hy' !"
The funeral viii take place THIS AFTEKSouts
at Io'cIock from the residence oil 1si ~ ~ IN.
No i1ap Seventeenth street. The frends oi 'ne
family are invited to attend.
on the 1ah instant, at oS .oNNS KIoRcoRAS,
chronic diarrhGa, Mrs. JOHANNA oo'-o'
In the forty nth year OF her age. A.. ,s.,aance
funeral win take place from af Fifteenth and
Of her husband, on the e'IneMs TO-DAY.
The friends and acqusintances OF the FANNY 80
respectfully requested to attend.
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"MY PROPHETIC SoUL."vThe Memphis
avalanche sees "Beast Butler" in the
Presidential chaiaat the Cunning term, and
walls loudly th@feat. II dismally con-
cludes: His nomination by the Radicals,
We think, is sure, and his election by no
means improbable"
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CONFEDERATE DEAp.-The ladies of Fair
fax purpose holding fair on Monday next
at Fairfax Courthouse, the proceeds to be
devoted to the purchase Of cemetery lot
for the reinterment of those who fell in the
cause Of the Confederacy.
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CoRyS, BuylONs. NAILS GROWING

y ~
au l5--lm 1920 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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Corn CRoP.-The Alexandria gazette is
informed by several gentlemen from the
country that the late scaSonable rains have
been sufficient to make this years crop OF
corn in that region.
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So PAPER.HANGlSGS.
ESTA Ii E d l8l7.
REGNAULT & co.
continue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER HANGINGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
immediate superintendent Of Mr.. JOHN F. REG
NAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
cuted at short notice. yH-m
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SIANEsE TwrNs.--These interesting in.
dividuals passed through Alexandria Mon
day evening, uia the Orange and Alexandra
for New York. They left their
families ct their homes In North Carolina,
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INTO THE FLESH, &c.-The result of tampcrng
with these affections has been known frequently
TO produce permanent lameness or some other dis
tresslnG disease in some other part of the body,
and not seldom death itself. DR.. SCHULTZ treats
every species without pain, giving instantaneous
relief lie has removed TO Nineteenth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin northeast side). La
dies q nd children attended as usual. an l!-ts
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d. CERTAIN CURE FOR CHOLERA.-My

FL CERTAIN CURE FOX CIiOLERA.-My
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure Of Asiatic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases of Diar-
rhUa warranted to cure in all cases in which death
has not struck the patient, having been tested in
i.a2 when the cholera made its first appearance IN
this country, and in all subsequent visitations,
with UNMARRIED success, can be had of the subscri-
her, at his residence, No. 40 Clay street.
auS-lm T. X. BASS.
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by Grubbs Williams, Auc,I"nrer..
Northwest corner of Main ard L,oycE;h ,'E..t.
VERY Observation-Disclosures

Y BRICK RESIDENCE AND \AtAAT inI. f."
SECOND STREET, BErMEEh Clay AHh iaa'#
FOR SALE At AUCTION. w" ~ EEL 81 aa.
Al : o'clock, p. N thc handsome EHitK hL>.
DKSCE located ~ above described, "tit ID" ~
ioining lot. The nous" b - seven rooms, a"t p.
kitchen two rooms, stable, Sc. ga AND ~
the premises The house h, Ia nice order ht' ".,
been recently painted and repaired. TOE ht ha-
front of 20 feet, and viii De- s"ta a,h wh w"f d.
v!aed. The premises aT" adorned W.. ea"-
trees shrub bery, and Howers
Tpna- tsale. GRUBBS \ wiLLIA1>
An IA Au,'. "f.
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,I,p1,SrELnS SAIE nE A unlSE

VNRV STT,T = 81 1T. UT Y TT'T "
AND Lot IN DANNILLE, VA by .vrn"
cnnn,ny dated tn. 18th day ~ May, l.as, N.l
recorded in the Husting> Court of the town 81 .'..
willie, the undersigned, trustee named !" u" A'-.
will sell To the hi hest bidder ~ pHhilr ts,l.,.
the premises, At O'Clock, J.. NJ. on SAIihb''
the 18th day Of September next, IN" i"i'"%th.
p.rty sltust. in the town Of DAur'lte. wv
A LOT OF LAND fronting on '"naI slt"'.
noI.s and twelve links, and running hacktp iI..
street with the same 'front.' on Upper street, . .
tanning one acre. more or less. The impI"E
on tho lot are stwo.story frame dwelling I''f.
kitchen, smoke-house, &c.
Terms At sale. - go
An l3-2t III. kbhEhI Sun, IiA'.'"
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BY 4. b. Cook, Auetlouser.

EIFTY-TWO THOUS SAND FIVE
Il HUNDRED FEET oP LUMBER At a..
TION ON FRIDAY, the Eth instant. att rrG.r,
we will sell without reserve AZ uur wsfa.n..
corner Of Twentieth aud Cary streets, iLB ln..yp
ing lots Of lumber, VIZ
q. 600 feet Iby g and YELLOW PINE
$500 feet 2by IL YELLO| PINE
5000 feet . by 4, and SPRUCE PINE
900 feet by :, 10, aud /? SPRUCE SPINE
Is 900 feet SCANTLlNG,
10000 feet it-inch PLANK, dry..at
PALMER. HART~nuk 4 q.
Sale conducted by L. u. Cook, Aucu"n.
An lS-3t
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CLOSING oUT.-We offer the remains aGd,.c
- - ,.arc.I pricas. Handsom. Lawns al
3 ems Pine Striped Swiss Muslin 81 So cents
Unckaback Towels At IS per dozen Wide
Rsct silk At 81 50 Linen Crash al Is cents Linen
W.ndkershlefs at 1: per dozen; Handsome
worked sets Collars and CUTS At u Good Black
sIpaca al 50 cents; Linen Collars for Ladies' At
IS cents per dozen; Hoop Skirts at ", sl?5, and
II 50 Dcragc for Wells at 50 cents French. woye
Corsets, ali sizes, At $50; Fine Hsmstitched
Hand kerchiefs At SO cents, Frock Waists from
81 30 10 81; White Bril!ants at IS, worth so cents
also variety of other articles 10 be sold al re.
dgced prices Ut LEVY BROTHERS,
an Is Is Main street,
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FrsfxAL NorIcEThe funeral Of Mr ,:t sA Mace
E. wife Of A. Taylor d ,n ca ..,. reId To- NOR
row the 18th instant, at half past CLOCK r. an
Ths friends and acquaintance are invited 10 a.
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TIyE TIERCES JONES AND
III LIGHToN's CANvAssED HANS On
a. 1 oi'nI' y -
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AUCTION sALEs1FTTTJRE n.y
By Harrison, Godd!n & Ayperpn.

VAsIhnSsAoBRLlE LOT, on THE EAST
ARCH STREETS, AND OLD BRICKS, FGa - /,
Al AUCTION Will be sold n agci.tr. a. H.. f..
prspses, on MONDAY, n" ?g'h n Au1.,. l....,
n nan. pa,t 4. VALUABLE Ton Incst,f
aDovs, toh,lhg tTehty-seyen and algar,er H..
running back one hundred and thir,y tc@,. 49,,
Ing the Vulcan Iron WORKS Also H., ~IIi.gr,
THOUSAND OLD BRIChs 0' "''-' 'h'"h I
Terms One third cash : balance - ,a,, :.
eight months for negotiable lCt.s I,..,.... "a -
secured by tTus, deed ' '''" b,
HARRISON, GoDDiy 4 APpFRsny
An Is -, -
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By James ". Taylor, Auc,ionecr
Office opposite the spot.wo"d Ike.
DESIRABLE COTTAGE RE- |.

A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RE- /
~ DENCE At ASHLAND FOR SAL At At
TON Will b.. sold ON FRIDAY t." i.'a dff '
August. 1896, on the pr-ni,a-. a II O'clock
the desirable COTTAGE Rk>ibEN'E ~ k-hta
al present occupied by Colonel smith ih" b 40
has six rooms, with The usual uut.bpII"n#s. ~.
about an acre ~ ground attached Tai, map "
considered Ia be- 4 desirable piece ~ properly
Terms: one. third cash balance "u a tr"tf
four and .g hi months Tor negotiable nut"-, ms f.
added, secured by a deed 81 iru,'
JAMES " TAYlnE.
au lids hnIiiHI'.f
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RE- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, s5oo, ooo
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
J. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
LANES MILLER Cashier.

J. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
R. A. Paine, l.. D. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
WIN. II. Lyons, Jr., Il. 4. blanken-
A. Bodeker, Il. B. Weisiger, ship,
w A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchln-
4. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w E. BInford, J. w. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. r. Gray, w. Z. Ianner,
I. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. NJ Nowhn.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country Is called
TO this institution Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as FIVE
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on same.
OeBce hours from 0 A. n. to P. NJ. on Saturday
from "A. NJ. to 2. NJ, and from to up. NJ.
je l3-dSswts