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Petroleum in North Caro,;r, /,

Some one has sent US printed letter
from "W. c. KEIR, State Geologist, North
Carolina" bearing the above caption, &C
companied by a request to "insert " the
same. The letter is by no means
o valuable contribution TO science. Mr..
KERR, in very non-committal manner,
tells Captain BRESIzER and others where
to bore for oil, and pretends to know the
origin Of 1t. This pretension stamps him
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W. p. PRESTON, Esq, of Baltimore, is
warmly recommended as candidate for
Congress. He is, we believe, a manly,
earnest patriot, unseiish in his ambition,
fearless of ccnsure, ready to sacrifice him.
self for the sake of principle, and worthy
of any honor in the gift of the people. 1t
would afford us qualification to chronicle
his election,
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as an uncandid or an ,nprelsble man.
Neither he nor any other man knows VIXEN
or how or from what substance petroleum
was formed. lie advises his friends to
bore where there are Indications ofbitumi-
nous coal. In the celebrated oil region OF
Virginia, on Burning Spring run, there is
no coal of any sort. He also advises them
to-sssk . place where the rocks have
!. an auticlinal axis (which they, have
near Burning Spring run. Our conclusion
Is that Mr.. KERR is not familiar with his
subject. .. #e| ..t.s
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Special dispatch to the Chicago Post

Special dispatch to the Chicago Post.
RICHMOND, August 2l.-A new secret
society is to be inaugurated here. Its sup
posed object is to make another effort for
southern independence, as was formerly
done by the Knights of the Golden Circle.
This organization will shortly embrace the
entire South. Each member will be put
to terrible tests before admittancc. One
member of the Order was heard to say that
within five years the Southern Confede-
racy would celebrate their independence.
1t is also believed that this Order will be
taken by various European Powers.
The above dispatch was doubtless sent
from Richmond, Indiana. The Baltimore
Gazette, however, knowing its absurdity no
matter where it originated, tells the story
in the following style, saying that it does
not ask the reader to believe either version /:
can informal meeting was held at Rich
mond several weeks ago, ut which prOpo-
sition for organizing grand central secret
society, with affiliated societies throughout
the southern States, was freely discussed.
The place where the conspirators met was
General Tcrry'S headquarters, overlooking
the capitol grounds on Main street, and
nankcd on one side 10y the canal, and on
the other by the James river. The CORE
spondcnt whose dispatch we have quoted
is mistaken in saying that only one men,
Der of the Order expressed the opinion that
tho States Of the Southern Coniederacy
would celebrate their independence with
in five years. There were no less than three
who made the remark, counting General
Terry, who simply nodded his head as as
senting to the declaration made by tue
other two. lie is mistaken, also, in another
particular. The time specified was not
! five years, but four years, seven months
and nineteen days. 1t is necessary to be
| accurate in these matters. Among those
present on this interesting occasion were
| Thaddcus Stevens, Frederick Douglass,
Charles Sumner, Benjamin Wade, Wendell
Phillips, William Lloyd Garrison, Is. F.
Butler, Messrs. Garfield and Schenck OF
Ohio, Representative Wilson of Iowa, and
quite number of other distinguished
friends of the South"
And so on. The Gdzette'S story is the
better one, and its Typographical accuracy
equalled only by the truthfulness of Radi.
| cal stories.
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Hy RHIGOLENE, THE NEW LOCAL
ANESTHETIC.-W have just to hand supply Of
this valuable agent, and also supply of the IN
SHIPMENTS for applying it by DR.. Richardson's
method. MEADE & BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
au2s Ninth and Franklin streets.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apparson.
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate hscb'

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT BRiSnn
TENEMENT, ON PIE W EST SIDE ~ IhiAp
BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH sTRhtrrssca',
trustee In certain deed Of trust from MI IT, m
l. Whiting, dated 39d April, ISL guy tsnn.sG, 4
parties, proceed to sell At public auction on
premises, on TUESDAY. September !. neo, nugick
pasta o cloek, r. NJ, one monty OF TIE ns1 -. seeg
TEHRAENT located a. above, now IN lhc -.
pancy OF said Whiting. containing iom ~. sni
kitchen, closets, &e and supplied MIN s.s, ard
water The lot has front 81 Aeou, tnp -, vide
.d'P.n 100 o. ono nan''s' 'A' hon, Of
s.is w. q. DANDRlDGE, ifust s.rDs
-. o,hs, moisty " III be sold al the 49, 80
time, 30 sast the purchaser ""i d., 6, J.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL RBvESUE,l
THIRD COLLECTION DIS, STATE OF VIRGINIA, |
CoLLBcToR's OFFICE, U. b. CUsToh-BorsE,
RICHMOND, VA.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ant to the provisions of an act to provide In
ternal Revenue TO support the Government to pay
interest the public debt, and for other purposes,
approved June 80, 1s6t, and amended by the act OF
March 8, 1885, including sections relating to the
collection OF internal revenue from other acts no.
tice is hereby given to al persons liable 70 pay
duties and taxes under the said act in the Third
District State Of virgnis that the Collector Of the
said district has received from the Assessor thereof
his collection list pursuant to the provisions Of the
said the duties and taxes assessed by said
Assessor have become due and payable that the
said Collector or his deputy will attend for the col
lection of tho same ct LOUISA COURTHOUSE, in
the county Of Louisa, on the 10th day Of September
to the 18TH day OF September at Assistant Assessors
Off and that all persons who shall nsgectto pay
the duties as aforesaid assessed upon them TO the
said Collector within the period OF time above
specified shall be liable to be dealt with as de-
faulters. according TO said act. -
Ollee hours from "a. d.. to r. NJ: .g.r
United States currency and bapkable money re-
ceived In pay ment Of taxes. .,,,,,.
3i-3t ~" '' Collector
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BY Davenport L Co.. Stock Auctioneers.
..r Office No. llotMainstreet,
Eua over National Exchange Bank.


WE, SHALL SELL AT AUCTION
w at oul Office, No. lloa Main street. over M,
tional Exchange Bank. on THURSDAY SEYT
September 9, commencing at u o. clock the foIin.,
Ing BONDS and STOCKS: "''o"'
200 Richmsnd and Danvilis Railroad a -,
cent. Coupon Bonds. P''
1900 Richmond and Danvilie Rsilroab A No.
cent. Registered Bonds P''
900 Virginia Central Railroad nor ron, g.
-s pom Bonds, '"0'
1000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad q -,
Coupon Bonds p''
5000 Virginia per cent. Registered Bor4.
new, A''
1000 virginia per cent. Registered Bond.
100 Richmond and Fredsrcksbnry Railroads
per cent. Registered Bonds
$50 Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
per cent. Registered Bonds
100 shares Richmond and Petersbufr Pair,,,I
Stock, 80 ''"'''"'u
10 shares City OF Richmond Railwav s,ocr
20 shares Virginia Fire aud Marin. in.n,
rance Company Stock,
90 shares First National EXCHANGE Ran.
Stock,
81 shares James River and Kanawhs Com.
pany Stock.
and sneh other Bonds and Stocks A. may be offered
before day OF sale. DAVENPORT 4 CO.
au3l Stock Auctnusars
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
RaDkars Rrpkars and Real Est4tn A.

TNTIREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE. on
/ TIE NORTH SIDE OF BYRD, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH. STREETS. Fox SALE
AT AUCTION We will sell upon the premises
on TUESDAY the 9TH day Of September, los At
half-past I o'clock Z. NJ, the THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE located as above mentioned con.
tanning six rooms, with gao and fixtures through
house is admirably arranged for retail business,
having shelving, counters, &c. The LOT has
good front on Byrd street, and runs back to the
locks. ~
Terms: At SALE ISBELL i DAVIS,
AN Aids Anclune-rs.
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EREE LUNCH.-One Of the largest
it GREEN TURTLES ever brought 10 49,
this market captured on the coast or Ml1Z3
Cuba viii be served up in fne style At 4
my old stand, south side Of Franklin, -
between Thirtssnlh and Fourteenth streets, TOE
DAY from IL O'Clock to p. d. Also, TO: NOR
HOW xtsame hoar. JOHN DABNRY.
3i-a 4E.rfIq. .fe... j n.
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HARRISON, GoDDiN APPERsoa.
a, % ... s.. AuVtiop@"rs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE HoH M
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES W
VALUABLE Landry virtue of deed IN W..
executed by William c. 1ailey, and recorded ~
The County Court OF New Kent county, rhan 'h
the 2ith day Of September next, on The pre9m,.,;
m fair III not, on the frst fair day therr'ile,s
offer for sale at public auction the valashl" u'',
Of land on which said Talley now reside; r y,
county, cuntain.pg EVE HUNDRED AND I" ~
TY.FfVE ACRES mOre or less, FIX miles ao1'' ",
courthouse Of sad county, on the stag" t""u g.
ing 10 the city OF RichmOnd, IN 4 hign .taI' ~ III
provement, thoroughly MARRIED and cioVtIrd. w.:
adapted Ia the growth IL corn, wheat ana "n,
has on II good orchard " select irhi', a. ,,.
location for \ store. Two hundred and Hi'y 81,
Of the land are cleared, the resiine IN 49,.
mostly Of nrst.class cord wood. within low w."
OF Painnnkey river, navigsble for hrs,.,,a sg,
sells The buildings are good sild snn hI, ,ba
need repairing, having been injured a"'''s '1
Tssas: Cash as TO ons-fourth Of the pareh,nHs
,,onsy. the residue In two equal annual lu>'".. "a
menti, with interest from the day OF sais, EsS%
nsrson.I security, and the title retained anu W.
whole Of the purchase money shall nave '''"
paid. ~ s.,o. ,,,s and on
the sama terms, one-half oi WAlbk "h'''
MILL within few miles OF said land
an ss-swtds X. T. LACY, TRUSTEE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JACKSON PARK-GREAT ENTER
- TAINMENT-T RoTTING CoURSE.-There
will he a TROTTING RACE over the above course
TO-DAY for 4 purse of ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS. Mile heats, best two in three, to go as you
please. Nearest horse to $40 to take the purse.
Open for all horses until time for starting As Ii Is
the first race of the kind ever shown here, great
sport may be expected. The following named
horses have been entered
T. Baker names b. h. Marion Hill.
ID. Ward names b. IN. Sardini.
w. Peasley names br. h. January.
p Wesicott names b. In. Fenian Girl
w. Ledley names s. b. Third Avenue.
w. Turner names x. h. Baltimore Boy.
Gate fee. FIFTY CENTS. Race to come off at
half. past o. clock Z. N. w. X. SLEDD,
au 3l-lt* Proprietor.
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kE- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
]. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, L. d. Crenshaw, w. X. Quarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., 4. Z. Bianken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, ship,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
X. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. E. Binford, J. w. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
!. A. Belvin, W. T. Gray, w. Z. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, JIM. Nowlin.
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 AZ five
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. inte-
rest received on same.
Office hours from Q A. N. to- P. NJ; on Saturday
from A. n. to 3P. NJ, and from to p NJ.
je l3-d&swts
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T,uPONrS POwDER.-We are rev nv
D..sn,. Tor ,ha sale Of this celebIa.siip
hfp MI have on hand large stock OF sse ss,
IND and KiFLE POWDER, IN ksss s,H asa'fBL BLAST.
I'M; CAENOa, and MisiN0 PoWpEh' I"
Of twenty. ass p'ah's sa As woRruAA s "a.
SUGAR SUGAR, SUGAR:.ssssy,'e'nu,siys .
SSys hsrr.l. superior { KUSBED sUGAnh.psii y
avs barrel superior rgty EkiLsp sS svs barrel,
hsrrels extra CT SUGAR, txeny nss ahcise
CUBA SUGAR. for sAis tssysYcH cRgSsnAW.-
HgOL ASSES,--E iSLrsssi.
mi .nJ CUBA NoLAASRS. kuuAk'hos'
EUr. N AsIsss. ior ale aI:S5SXyDox cRiScASs:,
an % Tourtssnth street, near hAs0~
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Al STOCK sALES.-DAvESPoRT 4 Co. pro-
pose at an early day to resume their AUCTION
SALES OF STOCKS AND BONDS, and would beg
leave to announce to their former patrons and the
public generally that they will in n few days ad-
verse their rst sale, which will take place at the
office of the Liverpool and London and Globe In
surance Company, in the pleasant and commodious
rooms over the National Exchange Bank, No. llol
Main street.
In the mean time they will be glad to enter for
sale such STOCKS and BONDS as may be handed
In.
We propose to sell STOCKS and BONDS and
other SECURITIES Of every description. Also,
STERLING EXCHANGE and GOLD.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
au2s-6t Stock Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs s Williams, Auctioneers,
NnrthHest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson.
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE IN PROV ID CITY
Y PROPERTY AT AUCTlON-LOIS on COR
NER OF MAIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, =
city OF Richmond, rendered on the llth day 81 An.
gust, 1896 in the case OF Richard l.. Il. Rrst
against Youel G. Rust and Anna A. Rn.i, the ui.
dgrsigned commissioners will, on SATURDAY the
,th day Of September. 1896, ~ O'Clock 7. VI, cell
al auction 10 the highest bidder, on tn. premises,
three VALUABLE LOTS, with the BUILDINGS
and improvements thereon, situated IN the south
east ang ls formed by Main and Eighteenth streets,
in the city OF Richmond, described IN sad decree,
be ing a part OF the real estate OF the late Agnes
Rust descended to her heirs At law.
One Of said LOTS, situated In the corner a,ars,
said, and containing = TwO-SToRY FRAMED
STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, fronts. on
Eighteenth street Efty feet six inches and on Nam
street forty. five feet eight inches. ,,,, ,,,r,.
Another Of said LOTS, containing aTWo.siuhl
FRAMED STORE and DWELLING, fronts on Main
twenty Two feet one inch. ,, o,ro,,.
Another Of said LOTS, containing a TWo.sToRl
twenty.seven feet. ,,,
A diagram Of said LOTS, with the BOUNDARIES ot
each, Is filed with the papers of said cause.
COPY of the decree specifying the boundaries, may
he seen AT the Office Of Harrison, Godiin y AppsT'
SON and will be exhibited al the sale.
TERMS OF SALE one-iourth casll, ana me tesi'
dine in three several installments al four, eiHh'
and twelve months, with interest added from any
81 sale in negotiable notes with good eniof'efs
The title will be retained until payment ana con-
veyance ordered by the court ,prcoy
CHARLES p. RApY,
Commissioners.
Sale by HARRISON, Gopprs ArrEksoS, A sl
tiOnears. 90
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V,HE DIRECTORS OF THE RICH
reqnestsd to attend q meeiipg Of the Board THlb
AFTERNOON ats o'clock at the once Of the trsa.
~ 1,s o. ssi r. EAkr Hi Vice. President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N WHERE GAN I Gkf THE BEST PHO.
To6RAPHsi At vAENEfs0N co.'s. ofeourse.
He u asoutbern Photographer Of twenty years
experience. Mr.. PovERs, his chief ope rator, Is
virsinisnsand oneof the best artists In the eouh'
try. They take pains to please; and unlike o'her
galleries, INV PLEDGED, they do not require your
money until Satisfaction Is given A,Ls.r
GO TO vANE gRs0N Gco.'s ART GAlaEhi'
No. lss or II Main street.-The only gaiie'y ~
Richmond conducted by soufhernen. an'i-"
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BY Rogers, Riddicx 4 Co., Auctiohsers,
Nos Is and 20 fifteenth street, between.
Main and Cary streets.


49, IT. - I.'.@
UCTION! .AUCTION!! AUG
IN TON I've viii offer on FRIDAY NEXT,
at 10 o clock, at auction, the follow.
Ing goods, viz:
10 hngsheads BRIGHT PORTO RICO SUGARS,
10 hogshssds CUBA SUGARS. . az
40 hogsheads SIDE and sHoULDERBACoN,
500 barrels FLOUR, all grades; 49,.
10 bags OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
20 bags LAGuAYRA COFFEE,
80 bags RIO COFFEE,
IS poe kets CRYLoN COFFEE,
20 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP,
5 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
rs kits No / MACKEREL,
% half barrels No , MACKEREL,
SO barrels REFINED SUGARS, a"
10 tubs LARD,
c5 barrels VIII SKY, all grades;
50 cases CLARET,
50 cases CHAMPAGNE,
% EASTERN DAIRY CHEESE,
100 sacks SALT,
20 boxes CHOICE LEMONS,
CIGARS,
MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TOBACCO,
WOODESWARE, etc.
Nos. IS and 90 Fifteenth street, between
,,. Main and Cary,
RI w EprsrE Salesman au20
Further cons, gnments for the above sale are re
solicited. ROGERS, RlnDlCK i co.
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Ne REYNOLDS PILLS,

ne RENNOLDS' PILLS,
VIRGINIA REMEDY,
COMPOUNDED BT SCIENTIFIC MEN.
THE BEST PILL NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
See the mass of respectable testimony in another
column.
The sipner well known TO the citizens OF the
State.
The sale is RAPIDLY increas n.y. and the virtues OF
this excellent remedy are being fully appreciated.
Try them.
For sale by all druggists and dealers In mcdi'
cines.
Price, FIFTY CENTS per box. AL so-ts
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sssPECTAL. NOTICE.-ws respectfully
call attention to our large sale Of 0RoCEAiss,
PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS at auction THIS
MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock, and add
20 barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
20 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
20 barrels PICKLES, I....
90 dozen BROWN STOUT, superior.
ROGERS, RIDDICK & CO., Auctioneer.
r w. KERsEE, Salesman. hu'
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NEW SCHOOL.-The undersigned, a
IN yirginian by birth and education, VIII open =
SCHOOL for limited number OF boys and giIiis At
No. sis east Marshall street, on the FIRST OF OC-
T0BER, 1868. She proposes TO teach English,
French, Music, and the rudiments OF Latin ana
having had considerable experience, can promise
ample satisfaction, .s.s .t.s .ms@. ... ta..
TERMS:
English, for session of nine months.
Music, for session Of nine months. ~
FTanch and Latin, each ~
Payable one half In advance.
Application can be made st the sch l-r0om or
through post-onice bog s3l before SsgtemigSS5 =,
1868. MISS MAMIE d. LETbLLlEh,
an 3I-eodH a.- I...".a@ A# -.#-t
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r AND FOR SALE.-Two hundred and
i eighty seven acres of most EXCELL EMIT WOOD
LAND, In the county OF Goochland, lying immedi-
stely on the River road, thirty-two miles above
The city, and three quarters OF mile from Cedar
Point on the James River canal. One-h hall is
cleared, the balance is in oak Original GROWTH
and pine. A bargain can be had by addressing
M" Dispdtch office. auA
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AUCTION sAIEs-ryTURE DAY.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Kssnsuit Co., Anetsonssr~, : j
street. between Eighth and Ninth.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Dc. AT
- AUCTION I'VE viii sell our store sATrRDIy
hORNfNG, September lt, eomnsncinr Al !.
o'clock, an elegant variety Of
-#- H0TsEHOLD'PURsITURE
and other GOODS, belonging 10 the e~tstsiof IA.
ceased citizen. REGNAULT A co
Snsf-I Auctioneeyx
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Nm OLD CuSTOMERS AND THE

COACH REPOSITORY, ON eFH
~ SEVENTH. BETWEEN CARY AND@>
CANAL sTREETs.-We have on hand, OF our own
manufacture, large stock OF Carriages, Soaehes'
TOP and No-Top Buggies, Jersey and Express Wa
CONS, Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bug;
10 execute in a workmanliks manner repairs on
Carriages Buggies, SC, and TO build them 70 or
der Our Carriages being OF our own manuiastu,re,
the fullest guarantee Of quality and durability
call from our friends and the public re.Pseuuuhy
solicited [my IL JOHN ]. OSBORN W
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WA 4wc "a 4sskA ab5o1sfsa M KocMs
Location on Main or Broad street preferred. Ad-
dress " B." at this office. au2n-2t,
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AUCTION ,sALys-THls DAY.

= ID ofdsr 90 ci1e III Court Of the city Of Rich
Inferred IN Che suit Of Leo u.s. Samuel Strong,
viii su to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
nsset, betsssn cssy street and Dock bridge, on tho
3Ist DAY OF AUGUST, 1sss, commencing at II A.
one lot Of LIME, and one lot Of IRON BASES.
aual JOHN w. WRIGHT, SCR
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rHILDREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
" TORY, CORNER CARY AN fouRTh
STREETS 'RlCHNoSD.-Ths most beautifu pat
terms Of ChILDREN'S CARRIAGES are manufsc-
tured and will be- sold at northern prices.
A liberal discount to the trade.
orders from all parts Of the country promptly
H ~ si-ts WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor
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wANTa

WANTED, WOOL, washed and un-
w washed, In unlimited quantity. Applyto 4
D. b. CLARK.
au3o No. 1917 Cary street.
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WET NURSE WANTED.-Wanted,
w aWET NURSE, without incumbrance. APP
ply at nv residence, SOL corner Marshall and
Henry streets, or at my shop, on Seventh street.
between Main and Cary streets. -
an 2q-3tk w. IL. WOODWARD.
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WANTED, by a Virginia lady, edu-
w Gated in Virginia, who has had exgerience
In teaching, q SITUATION AS TEAchEk In a.
thoroughly in the usual English course and in
Latin, French, and Music, vocal and instrumental.
Address Miss K. c. H., care Of Colonel } Is. Gary,
hoy sos Richmond au l5-eodiw
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Observation-Disclosures, FIVE THOU
II SAND BUSHELS FLAXsEED. Highest price
paid. CHARLES HOWARD.
au2e corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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EOR RENT, the FARMERS ma
II TIONAL BANKING HOUSE for term -
OF years. Apply to the National Exchange cnS
Bank. ..a A. SANCk BROWN, sS&8
au i6-S a.. ...'t.. ..#. ..... President. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31

EOR RENT, that large and pleasantly
JIG located BRICK RESIDENCE on the -
east side of Third street, between Byrd and I:,Y
Canal. II contains ten rooms, and has wa. 49,
ter and gas throughout the house, hot and cold
water baths, and all other modern Improvements
Rent moderate, and possession given imme diatriy
Apply TO CHARLES CAMPBELL, or, al Risons
Drug Store, southwest corner OF Third ana ma" a.
streets. .. '4.. Au s-eo