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MORE VIRGINIA SIGNERs TO THE CALL
FOR THE RADICAL CONVENTION IN PHIlA-
DELPuIA.-The New York Tribune OF
Wednesday says that john NJ. BoTTs,
FRANKLIN SrEARxs, JOHN F. LEWIS, A. NJ
DAVIS, and half dozen "BRowNs,' and
others of less notoriety, have signed the
call for the Radical Convention in .Phila-
delphia. HUSNIcUTr, WARDwELL, LElSIs
MACKENZIE, and UNDERWOOD had previ'
ously signed the same.
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VALUABLE BooK.-we have received
from Messrs. D. AprLEToN l. Co., of New
York, through Messrs. WoopHousE 4 PAR
HAM, of this city, who have 1t for sale, .
valuable book. It's title Is "The Internal
Revenue Laws. Act approved June 80
1864, as amended by acts of March D.
1865, and July Is, 1866; together with the
acts (thcmselves) amendatory: WIN CO.
pious Marginal References, complete
Analytical Index, and Tables of Taxation
and Exemption. Compiled by HORACE
DRESSER" 22O pages. Every business
man should procure copy of it.
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The Philadelphia Convention and its
Resolutions.

.. Resolutions.
The success of the Philadelphia Conven.
tion has exceeded the most cxtravagant
expectations of those who advocated south
crn representation therein. Casting aside
every feeling Of sclfshncss, and deslrons
only Of setting on foot a party which shaii
drive from the capitol at Washington the
SPECTATORS, petty politicians, miserable
fanatics, and cunning demagogucs who
have well nigh ruined the country, the
members of the Convention, OF every
party, have sacrificed some of their pre)u-
dices for the sake of promoting the gene
raj welfare.
First. Messrs. WOOD and NALLANpIG-
HAM declined to go into the Convention be-
cause they were told that their presence in
II would be used as q means OF destroy
ing the influence of the body. They
considered themselves as included within
the terms of the call, and are as anxious
as any ofthe members for the success ofthe
Presidents policy and for the termination
of Radical rule. They were clearly entitled
to seats, and if the question had been sub
mitted to a vote, would no doubt have
been admitted. The Democrats generally
concurrcd in the same opinion. Yet, for
the sake Of harmony, these good and true
men were requested not to take their
seats.
Secondly. The war Democrats and the
Republicans, actuated by the same desire
for harmony, consented to make no objec-
tion to the admission of any southern
delegate, however Objectionable to them
his record, however conspicuous part he
acted in the late war, or however bitter
he may have been during the war in his
denunciation of northern men and mea-
sures. Judge BRoCKENBRouGH, who re-
signed n high Federal Office and accepted
q high one in the Confcderacy; General
TAYLOR. who is a brother-in-law of Mr..
DAVIS. and was distinguished officer in
the Confederate army; Governor ORR,
who left the Federal to 60 into the Con-
fedcratc Congress; Colonel FIorRSOY,
who commanded Confederate regiment,
and many other men distinguished for
their devotion to the "lost cause" were
welcomed to seats in the Convention. In
appointing the committees, no one raised
an objection to placing the most noted
"rcbcl" upon the lists.
Thirdly. The greatest sacrifice was
made by the southern representatives in
voting for, or even agreeing to, the ad"p-
ton of the resolutions passed by the Con-
yention. We have as yet only tclcgra-
phic synopsis of these resolutions, yet we
have enough of their contents to enable us
to know that it must have been powerful
motive that could have induced southern
men of true southern feelings and preju-
dices to acquiescc in their adoption, or
rather, to speak more correctly, in the
adoption of some of them. But until we
shall have seen the resolutions themselves
we prefer not to comment upon them. We
are not disposed to hold our delegates to a
very strict account for their acts, either o.
omission or commission. They no doubt
think it necessary to fight the Radca
devils with fire, and have governed them
selves accordingly.
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Somebody has forwarded to us copy of
the american Ship Otraa, containing an
article in regard to plans said to be on foot
for encouraging emigration to the southern
States. AS, however, We know nothing Of
the parties or of their real objects, VIC de-
cline to publish the article. Perhaps we
may do so after receiving "more light 1"
on the sujcct.
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A New NovEL.-Messrs. D. APPLETON
& Co., New York, have sent to us Shcr-
brooke. BY II. B. e., author of Madge.'"
1t is dedicated "To the Young Women OF
our RepuI.;c." CARLYLE's "There is q
perennial noblcncss in work !" is one of the
notices. We have not yet had time to
read the book. 1t is beautifully printed
and handsomely bound. For sale by
Mcssrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
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Coop FOR MARSHAL GooDING. - In a
speech to Philadelphia crowd the other
day, Marshal Gooding said:
"Thcy say that when Yankee wants
to do right mean thing he always does it
in the name of the Lord laughter; and
in spite of these Radical gentlemen and
their telegraphers and correspondents, and
other liars that lie in the name of the
Lord, IA voice, That's what's the matter, ]
and while meaning no offence to Northern
Union men, believe the Radicals care for
nothing but to rob the negro and the white
man BOTH" Laughter and applause.l
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au l7-5t HARRISON, GODDly & APPERsoY.
BY Grubbs / Williams, Aucconecr..
Northwest corner Of Main and k.eNenLh ..rnn,.

BEAUTIFUL SUBJ RBAN FARM
ID or SIX ACRES. IN BOWLING GREEN. For
SALE AT AUCTION.--We will sell Al auction. IN
the premises. on THURSDAY, the 23i Augu.'. Al
O'Clock. T. NJ, the beautiful SUBURBAN kAEM
located As above described, recently occupied ~
Captain William Burton, containing SIX ACRES 4
very productive land, well suited Tor a mavks,
garden for fruit culture. TIL" improyemsnts ate
II framed dwelling with rooms, besides dining
room and store room IN the basement, brick
kitchen with rooms, large brick barn and stable,
and other out houses, all of brick. The sttua'uU
l. beautiful oyaTlOOks tn. city, and within ha.f
A mile of the corporate limits. The buildings ur,t
painting and some other repairs. This u su.,ep.
ible Of being made A very pretty place, situated
~ il Is about the centre Of the lot, aud surround
with beautiful shade trees ana shruhbery.
Terms ne-quarter cash the balance at, Z.
and u months, with interest
aul7 GRuBBS < WILLIAMS. Aucrtnurors
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The New Orleans COnventiOn-,FrOm
Mexico.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-Telegrams
received here to-day from New Orleans OF
this date state that Cutler and other con-
ventioners are preparing an address, in
which they give reasons for not meeting
again. They propose to hold another con-
vention, some time in September proba-
bly,.
1t is also stated in New Orleans that
General Lew Wallace arrived at Matagorda
with five hundred armed cmigrants and
with heavy battery for the Liberals. He
was chased by "a French cutter, and landed
at Brazos Santiago.
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The THROUGH CONNECTION AT PETERS
SUEG.-The Isder very severely criticises
the policy which drives travel by way Of
Norfolk instead Of inviting 1t to take Pc
tersburg In Its route.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Regnault Co. Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.


BY Regnault & Co, Auctioneers.
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
EURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
l. Wewill sell by auction, at our store, SATCR-
DAY MORNING, 18th instant, At 10 O'clock,
MAHOGANY and ROSEWOOD JENNY LIND
BEDsTEADS,
MAHOGANY wARDROBES,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CABINETS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
CRIBS,
WALNUT IIAIRCLoTH-SEAT SOFA,
CANE-SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY HAIRCLOTH-SEAT ROCKING
CHAIRS,
GREEN LEATHER LOUNGE,
sL0ATs PLANTATION SEWING MACHINE,
ENCLOSED wASHsTANDS,
HIP BATH,
CIGAR SHOW CASE,
MIRRORS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, sc.
sul7 KEGNAULT 4 CO., Auctioneers. &c.
BY George V. Case, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
| TATE IN TIE CITY OF RlCHM0SD.-As
trustees In certain deed of trust executed by b.
F. Thompson and wife, dated the 9TH day OF Febru.
airy, 1855, 10 secure TO S. Swarn, q: u. Alberger.
and VI. A. Tyndall Il certain sum OF money therein
named, we will proceed Ia sell at public auction,
on the premises, on the 9th day Of the present
month (Auaustl. to the highest bidder, the follow
ing property. to wit one HOUSE and LOT in the
city OF Richr ond, in Marshalfs plan, on the cross
street between Baker and Duval streets. and was
formerly the property of Nancy Hooper. deceased
The terms of the deed require cash, but arr.uge-
ments may be made on the day of sale FOR por,
ton Of the purchase money to he paid in cash, and
the balance on time to suit the purchaser.
WILLIAM T., WADE,
GEORGE w. CAkTER,5
GEORGE V. CASE. Auctioneer. au T-tds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE

AND LOT ~ DANVILLE. VA By virgr q
a deed of trust by the Danvillr Nan4ltc'a' *
Company, dated the 18th day II May, i,sa, aud t"!
recorded In the Hastings Court Of the town 81 t''
vile, the Undersigned, trustee named III u" goa.
III. premises at I o'clock, \. NJ. on sAII hpAi J,
the 18th day Of September next. The lo.io%Ns ~
periy, situate In the town al DanVil.s. Va W.
poles and twelve links, and running BACK 10 .'
street, with the same front on Upper street '...
tanning one acre, more ar less. he impi"Ss w
on the lot are two. story ram. dwelling h"1's,
kitchen, smoks-housc, sc.
Terms At sale. --......, :. n. ...
AN l3-2, III. RDBEkJs's, lFs.r''
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ABLE PRIVATE RESI-
Y DENCE, on NENABLR, BETWEEN E!sW-
TENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will b. sold At auction "a
the premises, on MONDAY AkNT, ?oLh day Of IA
gust, 1868, at o'clock =. NJ, the PRIVATE kA>l.
The lot front, one hundred and four te"t GA Nrr,.
bic street and runs back one hundred and ..xty.
five feet.
Terms: ne-fourth cash, balance sttix, 'wr'ya.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes hesgls
interest. Title retained.
CLOPTCS ( MILLER,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,iouorrs.
No. 81 Twelfth street, between Main and franh &c.
an l5-tls
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r United PARTN ERSII1P.-T UNI
i dersigned, THOMAS A. BRANDER, GEORGE
K. GILES, and JOHN A. Robinson, On, al OF the
formed a limited partnership under the style and
firm of BRANDER & GILES, for the purpose Of
transactng in the said city of Richmond general
GROCERY, COMMISSION, and FEED BuSlS Ess.
Thomas A. Brander and George 4. Giles a.e the
general partners. John A. Robinson Is the special
pa rtner and ~ such has contributed the suin OF
fifteen hundred dollars to the capital stock oi the
said firm. The said partnership Is 10 continue
until the LIST day Of April in the year lsd' Witness
the following signatures this goth day OF June,
1885, THOMAS A. BhAADEh,
GEORGE X. GILES,
JOHN A. ROBINSON.
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BY Harrison. Goti!a & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agep,


ON TIE CORSGE OF FRANKLIN ANp
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR sALE.-ws ara autL D..
rized to ssell the VERY VALUABLE Lur Ioca'si
rs above, on which recently stood the United Pr.
byterian Church. IL has front on the north side
OF Franklin street Of scveniy-hya feet. rnursny
back one hundred aud Ave feet, also, I l"f la ne
rear, with the lecture room hsr"0n, fTUEt,nx rprfy
nine feet on Eighth street, running back one h.t,
dred and thirty feet. This IL Justly rrsarlsl =,
amongst the valuable uHimprpve! rea. estate H..
on tn" market. Apply 10
au ia, HARRISON, GoDDEE &APPERsoH.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
ny harrison, Goddin / Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Es,a,s aa.,,,

AKGE AND BEAUTIFILLY-IO.
- Gated RESIDENCE, on CHURCH mn .r
THE s srpuTh , GnkNER OF GRacs Ash
AUCTION Al the request OF MaJor X A WIZ.
We shall sell n auction on THURSDAY I'll =,
August, 1896, at o'clock, 7. ". on the prsrnt.ss
that large and beautiful RESIDENCE l.ra,sa :,
above, now In the occupancy 81 Nf WILMA
Coalling. tits three stories high, containing aE~n,
eighteen rooms, ana command. 4 lovely View ~
the city Of Richmond and Of the surrounding
country for many miles. The premises contain
hair an acre, and are In good order. For a bosri.
ing school or for large family this property rr
SCENTS great attractions. o.sess!on given l. Toe.
tober next
Terms: Very liberal, and made known at IL.
hour Of sais.
HARRISON, ooDDIg GAPPEgsoy,
. " AuctOne.rs
+: S;-Should the properly no. be sold 4 Will 10
rented out 10 the highes, bidder for one y.ay f,,
lsL October next payable quarterly in sdvaEce
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CRY OF RICHMOND. To-wIT
This day Thomas A. Brander, one OF the general
part ners of the firm OF Brander Giles aboy. men
toned, personally appeared before me, Robert
How ard, clerk OF the Court of Hastings in and for
the said city and made oath that the sum OF fifteen
hundred dollars, specified In the foregoing paper
AS the amount contributed by John A. Robinson,
the special partner Of the said rrm has been &C
tually paid In cash. As witness my hand this 18th
day Of June 1880. R0. HOWARD, Clerk.
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CITY OF RICHMOND, To-wIT:
In the office Of the Court OF Hastings for the said
PAPER was a acknowledged by Thomas A. Brander
George X. Giles, and John A. Robinson, all par
Teste: RO. HOWARD, Clerk.
A copy-Teste: no. HOWARD, Clerk.
L La h,r Er
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4 TTENTION REQUESTED FOR
P0pULAR LiNE.-The magnificent <SS
new side wheel steamship SARA-N1l<sszkn33
TOGA Captain KING, will leave uz2lSz1kzz.91
her berth ut Rockets on SATURDAY MORNING
NEXT, 18th instant, at o'clock.
Passengers requested to be punctual to the hour.
Passage TO New York, including meals and state
room Accommodations. only TEN DOLLARS ;
steersge passage, only FIVE DOLLARS.
Rates or freight moderate indeed. Our patrons
and the public generally will always find the rates
as low as py other lines
au l6-2t GARRETT +. WATSON, Rockets.
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS. - AM
Y NAL COMPOST AND P0UDRETTE.-The
subscribers are manufacturing at the MONTE
federste states Nitrs Beds. near RlCHMOND, VA,
tho above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
offer to the farmers generally as being the BEST
and CHEAPEST in the United States.
This being strictly a Virginia enterprise, COM
mends itself to the Virginia farmer.
MANlPULATlONS WITH PURE PERt WAN
GUANO will be made II desired, but to the James
River farmer this is entirely unnecessary.
These Fertilizers have been analysed by the best
chemists in the country, which analysis VIII be
exhibited for INSPECTION and information. Address
BARGAMIN Il MULLER,
aul-sw2m Richmond, Va.
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SEA BATIIIN AT CODES

g EA 4 A TIL y q A co Is Is )
- ISLAND.-The proprietors of C0BB'S ISLAND
having had erected during the past spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dining room
that will seat comfortably two hundred and MY
persons and entirely rehtted and improved all the
former premises, will be prepared to receive visi-
tors on the 18th of June.
COBB'S ISLAND Is situated off the coast OF
Northampton county, Va, eight miles distant from
the main land, and about twenty miles north oil
Cape Charles.
Without pretending to compete in point OF
fashion with some OF the older sea bathing Resorts,
II presents a salubrity OF atmosphere and surf Tor
bathing which cannot be surpassed, whilst the pc
culiar facilities IL possesses for boating, cunning,
and fishing, are not equalled on this continent
Passengers from Richmond will take the james
River steamers, so as u connect win Inc steamer
which touches at Old Point for Cherrystone MON :
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORSlHGs.
On arriving at Cherrystone about 10 A. M. J, CON
veyances will be ready to take them At once across
the peninsula (about five milesl, 10 Nottingham
Landing where a new wharf over three hundred
yards in length has been erected, from whence
they will be conveyed to the island III a safe and
spacious boat built this spring expressly Tor the
purpose, reaching there In time for dinner. .
Every effort will be made 10 add To- the popularity
this place has already attained and the proprctors
refer To their numerous friends IN Maryland ana
Virginia in regard to their efforts 10 please:
Parties desiring to engage rooms can address
jy dlOtEeodBw Sorthampton county, Va.
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By Grubos & Williams. Auctioncer,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh -tren'
IERY Observation-Disclosures

VERY HANDSOMETHREE-STORi
Y BRICK RESIDENCE AND VACANT Lot -
SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LE.8h.
FOR SALE AT AUCTlOE.-ws VIII sell 4, a...
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY, goth An-s..s
At O'Clock, y. N the handsome BRICK hA'
DESCE located A. above dcscTibed, with tha AZ
Joining lot. The house hiss seven Rooms, AMI gre
kitchen two rooms, stable, SC. /. gas and walnf ID.
the premises. The house IL IN nice order ha' /.
been recently painted and repaired Tine i"' 49, =
front Of 50 feet and will be- SOLD ~ a whole
vided The premises are adorned WIKI ,a..r
trees, -hrubbery, aud flowers.
TERMS: At sale. GguBBS WILLIAMS.
an Ia AuctuN..r.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made at
~ the proper time for the renewal OF ONE SHARE
PACKET COMPANY, destroyed by fire on the ID OF
April, 1885, In the name Of CHARLES BRUCE.
iy 6-law2mF
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BY Harrison, G0idin s Apperson'
g.pksrs Brok.rs and Real Estate Age

vTHE VALUABLE md COS =
SipyTr yJoCtrEp FARM CALLED N y
TpOSR'i ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND. -
flaming TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY A r.,
POR LEASE AT AUCTION Al the rsque'i u' ~
year on SATURDAY, the 18th August, -. a.
3'cloek. p NJ. on the premises, the beaul1tg '#f.
called - MOSTROSE." located as above. u s..
,tIn. Two hu ndr.d and hfty acres, the srea"f r..
II which Is cleared land In Inc heart, sni s.n.fa
bly, adapted To wheat and other crops. The !"'..
ing /, large. and we'll adapted for laT.. i~E'.''
The barns, stables, &c. are sufficient fer The ~
the place. It's pesruess 10 the city would uaA.
an excellent market aud dairy farm. Iaf 49,.
purpose II II peculiarly we'll adapted.
TEENS: Made known At tn. hour II rr,iIe
HARRISON, GODDlS s APEhh>N,
aul3 AgctiDU,.r'
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-'rhe men, g -
NI beers of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. SO, are Xxx
hereby summoned to attend a GALLOWAY
MEETING OF their Lodge THIS friday EVEN ING
at o'clock for the transaction Of important bust
ness.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM OVENSTElN, Secretary.
Arcrsrl7 1896 A d. 1855 aul7-ltt
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF
N THE RICHMOND AND VIEWPOINTS NEWS
RAILROAD will be held in the Office Of Messrs.
LYONS AUGUST on MONDAY the Goth Of Au-
gust next al /? M.
II. g. FAINT, Commissioners
aul6-ts T. II. WYNNE,S
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

r OST, on the River road, between
lLPowers tavern and Hornets store, f1syZxST;.l=i
my POCKET BOOK, containing a Tv5aj
small amount Of money and bond as lEggasGassss1
signed to me by T. K. Argyle. for eigh- -. -.
teen hundred dollars, and given b: w. al his
The finder will be rewarded by leaving !. .yks
Office. (au l7-2t*I IL. " pn.,i.
An ESTRAY HORSE, IN VERY
n low order, was found at large In the 49,
civ Unless claimed by owner, with ~
proof of property, will be sold at auction. ~
".f"' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
au1s-at Chief of Police.
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DISSOL UTIO N.-The firm Of
- GRAVES &MoSEs was dissolved on the sth
instant by mutual consent. Having sold their
entire stock to Messrs. MOORE 4 DUKE, all per-
sons indebted to the late concern will come for
ward at once and make payment, and those hold
Ing claims against the firm will present them for
settlement tot w. GRAVES, at Moore & Dukes
Graves i Moses old stand, who alone Is antho-
rized to sign IN liquidation. 7. W. GRASNEs'
* A.
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WANTED, HOUSEKEEPERS AND
w CITIZENS to know that they can be supplied
with well-recommended COOKS and NURSES,
white and colored. Farmers and contractors can
be Supplied with all kinds Of labor. -sr,
MOTT j. FRAYSER,
Employment Agency,
Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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AUCTION sAIEs-THIs DAY.

By Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
TIFTY-TWO THOUS AND FIVE
r. HUNDRED FEET OF LUMBER AT AUG.
TION.-On FRIDAY, the i7th instant, at IL o'clock
wswtft sell without reserve at our warehouse
corner OF Twentieth and Cary streets, the follow
ing lots Of lumber, viz:
o 600 feet by 8 and Elbow PINE,
800 feet by Il? Y ELLUw PINE,
5000 feet by ., 4. and SPRUCBPIEE,
5000 feet by =, 10, and IL SPRUCE SPINE,
IS 900 feet sCANTLiN9, Eeaae
To- 900 feet Ii. inch PLANK, dressed.
PALMER, HARTSOOK & co.
Sale conducted by L. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
mn l5-1t
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
)SHIP.-The firm of LEE l. cox Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. 5. LEE will settle up the business Of the
concern LIE IVA.
Richmorai July IL, 1855.
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TOR NEW ANTIC
Il COAST MAIL s EAMsHlP A
COMPANY.-The new and elegant 1
side. VIII e eli steamship A BEMARLB,N 6le4&nW
BOURNE commander, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY NlGhT, August
18th, at . o'clock.
Passengers will please be punctual TO that hour
Fare state. room and meals included, SENES
DOLLARS AND A HALF.
For freight or psssage--having accommodations
SAMUEL AYREs i CO.,
l6-1 No. 1890 Cary street.
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w 2-dlOt&eodsw Northampton county, Va.
MANIPULATED GUANO.-Th,

MANIPULATED GCANO.-The
wi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY is prepared to furnish the farmers of var.
gina with this WHEAT FERTILIZERS: and no,
caring To indulge in extended connendations OF
its own, confidently refers 10 those who used ms
fertilizer in the years l6O and ls6lwhen was hrst
introduced and met with universal approval. ,
1t consists of an equal proportion Zone thousand
pounds each) of Peruvian and Phosphate tSom-
brsrol Guano. weighed in with the most 5crupuI
lous care and precision, and Is rneiy ground ana
perfectly incorporated.
Should any one prefer a larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the Sombrero Guano
than the above formula calls for, such orders, Tor
not less than two tons, will be specially ana care
fully executed in this case tn. proportions WI !
he Two-THIRDs Of Peruvian and oSR-THlRD al
Sombrero Guano Both these preparations are ad-
mrably adapted to the OF the drill, and can be
applied in this manner or broadcast without loss
or trouble to the farmer. ,.
In the prevailing scarcity Of money The Company
Is admonshed to reduce prices To the lowest point,
and to be satisfied with 4 moderate proht IN ac-
cordance with which the public Is offered these
fertilizers at the following rates. Tor cash kesu
lar pa ration Of 900 pounds Peruvian and loo
pounds Sombrero. at SO per ton VI 900 pounds
Special preparation of !, $50 pounds Peruvian and
6s7 pounds Sombrero at $50 per ton of 900 pounds
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants of the city, or directly 10 the under
signed, who bestows on this department his con-
Z. B. BENTLEY,