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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

Mo- WV. A. SEAr, Esq. Of this parish
will deliver the annual address before the
lice Literary Society Of thu State Semi
nary of Learning and Military Academy at
thu close Of the session on the Both day Of
June next. Mr.. Seay was formerly Super.
intendent of the Seminary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

seBs~ We direct attention to the card Of
T.. Giquel, dealer in fancy aad staple dry
goods, No. 126 Canal street, New Orleans
This house is one of the old and solid firms
Of the Crescent City and merits the pat
ronage of country dealers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

By" The Fine packet ALABAMA, has fur.
.nished US with late New Orleans, Cairo and
stl1ouis papers. Let shippers and passen.
gers remember that she goes downat 8 A. NJ
on Saturday next.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

Ma- The Rev. Theodore Clapp, so we'll
known in days gone by in New Orleans, as
the Rector Of Clapp's Church, died in
Louisville on the 18th inst In the 18th
year of his age.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

Ed" Hon. Edmond Simon. formerly
Jadce of the Supreme Court Of Louisiana.
died recently at st, Martinsville, in the
Goth year Of his age.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

esN B. F. Hardesty, who has settled in
our town aud brings with him the best Of
references, proposes to open select School
on the Grst Mondayin June next. See his
card
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

h9~ The Rev. j. 2. B. Wilmer, of Vir-
GINA, has been elected Episcopal Bishop Of
Louisiana, to succeed the lamented and
gifted Leonidas Polk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

M~ The Mite Stephens has supplied
US with late Jefferson and Shreveport
papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23
ar Antelope, the New York correspon'
dent Of the New Orleans Picay,lne, IN re.

dent Of the New Orleans Picay,lne, N re-
cent letter has the following: So ia
Mrs. Davis is now on q visit with her
daughter to her husband at Fortress Mon,
roe, and it is understood Is to be allowed
tho privilege Of remaining with Dim =, %
long as she may desire to do SO. lnc
apartments Of the two, however, are sepa'
rate, and it is only during the day that ID,
tercourse between them is allpwed-ap,di
this in the presence Of an officer! Could
not these long parted and loving hearts %
trusted to enjoy the emotions, the thoughts,
the long pent up words that sach NUS nus,
feel, without the rude gaze Of Q scnfinei
upon what should be holy, happy, foncL.
ing scene Of private life! But there muss
be cheer in that prison house neyertheies,.
when the present is compared to tho daIA
and weary days that are past The se. 81,
SIGHT Of wife and child, oh ! how it VII.
serve to light up the hours Of otherwsssg y,
impenetrable gloom, and chase quickly
away the few days of confinement that e.
main! Aud those days are all. il We may
Judge from her movements, to be epenss
with him! It's no hasty, thonghtless yisis
that the heroic wife has undertaken
d visit that will know no alden, no parting
word--a visit in which oil his sorroWs VIII
be- liuhtened, all his sufferings shared, I'D.
TIL from her unseltsh and true wonanly
heart, she can exclaim to her children,
your father is free
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

asa. President johnson has vetoed the
the. bill to admit Colorado into the FEEDER.
a Union.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

nea. The Empress Eugene has achieved
another triumph. When she was made
Empress other Queens refused to call upon
her, regarding her as q plebian interloper.
Victoria yielded FIRST. the Queen Of Spain
next. and then the Queen OF Portugal, now
the Empress Of Austria, the pruudest of
them all, is about to visit her.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

A The officers of the Saratoga and
National vii Accept our best thanks for
late papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

EJ- General Joseph E. Johnston has
been elected President Of the Alabama and
Tennessee River Rail Road Company.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

nA- Bodily labor alleviates the pains Of
the mind. and hence arises the happiness Of
the poor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

Aas- The National goes down this after
noon at 5 O'Clock.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

declined to accept that OF acknowledgements
in the Army Of the Confederate States
Before, however, his Brigade was complete
ly formed, the people of Louisiana, on the
first Monday of November 1863, with sin
gular uianimity, elected him their Governor
Tor the ensuing four years.
We come now to that brilliant and Clio
rious administration, which forever en-
shrlned the memory of General Allen in
the hearts of the people of Louisiana. HI
settled down at Shreveport to tie dis.
charge Of his duties, and Immediately sci
to work to alleviate the intense sufftrjngs
the people of Louisiana were undergoing.
He found the people disbeartened at the
discouraging prospect before them, the
credit of the State gone, the women and
children naked and half starved while thei,
protectors were in the army charged with
the defense Of the country. How to reani-
mate our drooping spirits, how to clothe
the naked, feed the hungry, and provide fol
the sick, constituted problem which
seemed to be impossible dissolution, and
from which the stoutest heart shrunk in the
most hopeless dismay. But Henry Allen
3 :
was not made of such stuff as to give way
under the cumulaticn Of difficulties. By a
judieiohs outstanding Of the resources Of
the State he appreciated her failing cursen
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8 =

e 1he uuuuc nAbl hycf with ich
passt nurIr = 81 dect )tloap In fa Of
forcips r6ro elsgS pon ths sseshsrn
ssases ars received By his hearers u ne
fsosshwest Il evidence 81 The existshoe q
lpls5e among The northern people which
bodies no good 70 ,ls pl the South, MOI,
w,ithsfandinS tie inersdicaple sntipathy
which Always nianifs&s ,itssR towards nc se
srces !, whenever they and thk whites are
brought into contact upon terms ofsQasl-
nv. thsss blsck.hsattsd whites ofs III
Nos4hwsSs Applaud the proposition 70 make
ycesrs out Of out nssroSi = Thin stnliiticn
Of fssling does not indicate my lore for
the negro, but 10 . result of hatred Of bis
former master, and this hatred b q product
'of that mean, miserable spirit Of envy
which belongs 70 the nature Of the lowest
class Of mankind. tOf thi, caass BrTLEs Y
the trae representative man, and BY them
he Wit be pushed forward for the Presi-
dency. Itisa fortunate. thing for US that
BUTLER hates General GRANT as much as
he does the people whom he robbed and
maltreated , for GRANT will never lend his
influences to b4ildi up ths Radical party II
Il shouldA INK 10 low q to take up BrrLER
as its candidate for President; and Il But
LsR runs on the Radical we shall have
20 run GRAaTl on the Conservative ticket.
We are not by any means confident, how
ever, that BurLER would not defeat him. !.
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BIZ Harrison, doddin 4 Appsnon, ,Auctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estats Agents.

Bankers, Brokers, and kesi bslaM ARsnu.t Il
VERY vALUABLEsAND HIGHLY
HPs sSRH EAFa aS III BETWEEN
CANAL AND 1WESTHAM PLANK ROAD, TO.
GETHER WITH AL THE PERsoE4N kkf oaTs
Bt4 sn E9eRE Cows TH Bfsr sHs4Eh
EaR saEs l M IL Isaass. q
John Clark we sh:i sell hue sahs on 1889
IsP'sS sgh Il prodactre iARa located as
Ing the lands OF Messrs. James t. Sutton, Z; -.
s .oas Sns sfSHsr W ND
very highest, state Of improvement, producing
heavy yields Of wheat. corn, 90. Tns iaha 10 I'M
de rs h Snsainps on II consist or an OvERsERRs
HoiJsE nmtie acconnoda at ons for servants, large
BARN, Stable, daily, COIN HOUSE &C.; all
There have been seeded forty. six bushels OF
wheat, with twotons gsano, and twenty acres are
Amer the sale Of the farm Will b. sold the fol.
lowing articles sbont sS nj vSsst
p9anas sbe Goo pounds biaas fodder some
rye. and clover hay; . milch COWS, with young
calves abeef cattle say. ssrfTy mnIsma nSe
saeh as blows, drags wheat slasnsT the crops Of
'uTI TINS FSr The land, very reasonable, and made
known ri the hour Of sale for the personal estate
all sums under $50 CASH over laat nagoiahls nay
pef. or ave per cent discount for cash.
III the farm be not sold viii be rented OUT Ioi
one year to the highest bidder and WIENER SOLO
Be- BE- sold. sold. HARRISON, G0DDIa s APPERsoN.
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TIE BALTIMORE EAEyrE.-Al the Batl-
more papers except tho dmriosn are dis
posed To- treat the question OF removing
the commissioners as One which may be
tbbeaceably settled. That paper makes ir-
sulting threats, and talks in the "big In
dian - stylc as to what the Radicals In
tend to do. This is the day fixed upon by
Governor SWAMI to hear and determine
the case of the commissioners. Even If
he decides to appoint new commissioners,
and the old ones determine to refuse TO
surrender tho books and papers, some days
must elapse before there will be any occa-
sion for collision. igfs;9 sba.e TGsa ~
The Radicals cali upon che Governor to
appeal to the courts. Their object is TO
tide over election day. OF course it would
be impossible to. get the case through the
various courts before the 9Th Of November.
The Governor doubtless understands their
game as well as they do themselves, and II
is to be hoped that he, will have the firm
ness to execute the law. iGala5t
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= Z
i GE0RaIA4--General TILLsoyiis out in q
long letter intended to justify his inter-
ference with the civil authorities Of; Geor,
gia. It is impossible to excuse any such
interference. 1t makes no difference whe-
Their the people act we'll or badly, the mill
tary have nothing to do with them. That
is a matter which belongs exclusively to
the civil authorities. Our army has no
more right 70 interfere than has the British
army. Suppose the people should repu-
diate their debts. That would be wrong
yet every one can see at once that the
military would have no right to undertake
to force them bIpay chem. Just SO in re-
gard to every other question. If the civil
authority has been restored, the military
cannot rightfHlly interfere with any per-
son not In the army. d;,H 81
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BY arubbs Williams. Auctionsefs'
Nortbw vest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Be:
u VENTY ACRES OF yALgABLF LAND, ~
1STIr MECHANICSVILLR TURNPIKE, TW
NILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION In sx.
scution Of . deorse Of the Circuit Court q tns
county OF Henrieo entered May "a, lsoo, IN tns
s fss undsisned appointed 70, p.
M rTPnSnaY. Noyembsr STD, at half-nstA o. clock
II fair il not ON the nsxt fair day thsr ere
tor nj the same hour, the TRACTOt tANU o.
sst.s the late Eamons SuhsrnsIhoFn disd seized
lying Of sd ndfpoin
80 ~ = In nds OF Leonidas Rosser and others.
fhsrs seventy acres Of which there Is .sS az
sia,E,,gs one Of which can be converted INFO
yin b :o II. :; ,ns w n ssi o.
.sTT{ ~ 4 bsautiful TRACT OF LAND, and u
should sttraet the attention Of persons seeking
su MaipxS! One. third cash balance ct ana =
months for negotiable notes. inteysT sddea ~ ~
.Is be retained * ne HSt Sa'a
GRrsBs wrLLIAns. Auctionsers.3h Gee
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MissIssIPPI.--General W0oD. sends to
General HewARp o report concerning the
negroes principally, but from which We
learn that the most trustworthy informa-
tion he has received shows that "the
!" amount Of cotton produced viii not re.
!" pay the capitol invested.n 729f "a e %.
Whence we infer that next year the
planters Of Mississippi will not pay the tax
of three cents per pound upon much
cofff,f1 ...-.--.---.---, ---- -llsf. ].
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TIE UNITED STATES AND AExIcc!&The
National sblican iofacial organ) Of yes
teFdsy dlscredits the reports flying about
Id regard u our Government and Mexico.
II seems 70 be,in rather q bad humor, and
denies them !" In such sort " that we shall
not be surprised to learn soon from the
.ssane source that there was at least q fonn-
dalton for them. ss@ss-I'A s''',S .i,ag !.
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4 FoaSEY's MOTIVES LAID BARE.--It is
pleasant to see, as We do, that some of
FoRxEY,s brother Radicals do not hesitate
to tell him justwhat $ manner Of man" be
is. The Cincinnati Commercial attributes
his course in regard to the Baltimore trou-
.bles to an anxious desire to become pro-
minent as . Radical before the next meet
ing Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, which
has to choose a successor to Mr.. CowAN in
the United States Senate. We hope no
one win cowhide iFeRNEY, or 9shoot at him
with blank cartridge, or apply his boots
to him, or in any way contribute to- the
BurLER-like notoriety which he covets as
a stepping-stone to the Senate. Let him
"rust in inglorious ease" and tradnce the
President to his hearts content ,d9ryf9
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<, YRuAL OF Ma. DAvIs.--Yhe New York
Haalds Fortress Monroe eorTespo ndent re-
peats every few days the stale reasons why
Mr.. DAVIS win not be tried this fall. Stop
that. SAwNEY, ..sqt "a 54,; an 2aiw ID
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&1O0 AE vN AZ E0RTwo HoRs;

1ins sSsasy: ys., % !ve srdinssy :ioos. In
VII :S: :5 ,s e I ~ o ..i' r.,
49, ankIes White the kiRd feet seen k~'s
1874 Y towasde iAeh cher, and lIttls eor,.,''
.9s' 4, q . assi ffon shs sdss q half to sS:s
yslks vsly fass, ana ssnssrs we'll Sns .S' ..
~ 49, PC Esseis snalI ssddls proIaasss.. Z
:Sos. ID y Ss, ID s O. IL s'S ~. ,s.s.
Sh.ss nss g. l.ii .Iis q S.ei 's Il
give xIpTY DoLLAks RswARb Tor In. rseo,,,!
OF either. q th4ss hoEses. Address DR. i y
YkiPHQ, 4tlfprd dgpot, Caroline eo1nly, VI, :
d. 3: Is. cHANDLKR, Hanover Junction.
oe 4-sod4 49,. J. 4. FLIPPO
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! WAGoIsH,- !" Hibernicns + writes to tho
New York 1yibnns censuring Mr.. hJofS-
son for having opposed an appropriation for
TIC fsiief Of ,frekhd some years 40, The
National Repao!s ean respond that sfHia
''beFuicus. or .sny. other aoss, DID half q
g much towards giving anaatsri1F aid md
i'scomfort to Ireland ~ Mr.. JohxsoX, lie
@eap rsst upon hiS hurels," IL. JOHNSON
gase s5oe out 81 biz an pesketa sea sia
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2 .SpEcIAL NOTICES.

J, - G1n1N AZ Il 70 Lk1sASD s1ATy.-,
oar nesek; II ". 0arsfSxDSS.lhaor In TIE city
esuysssIns iot thsVsia u shs. cslNbrAssds ~:
LION PfcTuR4 81 General B. ELl1 and esAAI.
This d tAs only original picture Of the shpys u
w. tikSn ~ cussslves during the war. All cher
ptsttfty supporting 70 DO Les and sta6 ars spa.
ffoas. Ordsfs can be left Ct the PoWhatyn Hotel.
asoags Wea 81 9seROCKWRLL k'COWhk :
j. P.rrRasuRs, Va, Octobsr, lscs,! au oe sGohr
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ByC.C. Hsnes, Auctioneer. '-..,e.--.
Seventh street between Broad and MarSAAIEs

DESTAURANT KEY AND FIX.
IA HURRG For alkkkT AUCTION, As trus.
tee in deed Of trust from A. v. and MARY heprsd.
Ing VII sell a puslic auetion Z. 9siS Adm A
WILL, and FIXTURES, including TIP uHM.
PRED LICsksE snd LEASE q p thsB4R AZ fIS.
sixth street between Prosd and MaTshaIls eylcstts
New Market. Also, two STOVES and UTEEAli1,
TlBLHS, PICTURES, and some other mali ssti.
TRSHs: Cash. A. Z. COURTNEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by @. c. HAxRs, Auctionesr. -
90 U-N .sls5t ~
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I, By Lyme s Brother. Real Estate Agents
and Auctionesrs corner Wall and franklin streets.

ana AuctioncerssSo hhci esafAA 49,
MERRY DESIRABLE THREESTORY
" BRICK DWEI4IM9, on ~ TA I E THYpa s snn
TWENTY-F0URTH BTRREfs, FoR SALE At
AUCTION. I'VE Will SELL 81 the Ee9gsss q the
owner, Of public auction. On WKpsy sa i ~
IthsfYery desirable family kBsIlEMgE situated 70 a.
described above, now ~ the Occupancy Of M ,n,
Scoms. with the usual adht bonsss, and well q
the best water; on the premises,n The hoase e
built OF the very best mAteftM ana IN very I1 az
feet, Including private alley. The situation Of
this properly renders amongst The most valuable
being In :. good neighborhood and convenient to
the business portion OF the city. A residence 50
desirable ia that PORTION OF the city h rarely In the
market, and persons Sesiripg to Invest would DO
ssas 8Sstsrd cash baisnes in four eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
adsed ssauref Syss ai ssSSTHsR, actonsers
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-, By drubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

AW LIBRARY FOR SALE AT
LAUCTION.-wswi will sell at sucticn, on on T i II
~ IN. ofice nnJer the National Bank Of Virginia,
the valuable LAW LIBRARY ofthe late J. Thomp.
snn Brown. containing, among other WORKS, tne
CstsIogues are now ready ct our office:
- % N>1.t"7 :. Il! -. LA Auctioneers.
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-, By Lyme 3 Brother,
Real Estate Agsnts and Auctionssrs.
corner wall and Franklin streets.

TWO BRICK 4TENEMEMrS, ON
81 oRIaON HILL, In sHIELDS's ROW, FOR
sILE yiil .sl IA s yuSSls, .ss
sioS sn sgs TWS Se1 SRi5k I'll
situaisd AZ described above s0ntaiAing three
ROOMS each. Ths lots front twenty two feet, rum
tai Who dssireto inyex would do we'll 70 attend.
TERxs :!one-t hIld cash, balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notee, interest
ssS:s ss'u'sd L n tpn bssSsiTasR Auetionssr
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DREAKFAST SHAWLS.-We have
- now in store twenty cases Of these CHOlCk
and sRASONABLE ARTICLES, which We are do.
tsrmined to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN PRfC1, q
= 4 20 oiGsia;a troJ osIBENB0CK CO.'S,
Nos 1919 and lis Main street.
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n 4 Z; III ]! s' r.

On Wednesday. I'm instant. al Che rssidenee Of
iAlI, GStSSi iok, ~ me I'M. ~: u. HnPscn,
IhiGssdaI s 81 y Ell, sI; A's A :
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IF OST. -Supposed TO have been bun,
IL In the Richmond IRE, April "a, 1885, CEhr,
fI01Tg SOL lss. fes thrse shares Ans riesn t..
Er4ph Compauy's stock, issued 10 JAMES A. Par
TB10N juno u, 1881. The public ara var.
sgsinH Purchasing the sames - Application 4,
been madA for n1W certificate. oc s-Ffr
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s1RALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
n n. WIGAHD. siA Broad street, between finn
ana stxtb bers leave to announce TO bis customers
and the public generally that be has returned from
the North With large assortment OF Paris pattern
B0NNKTE and HATS, p'sf''ss
III y 80 DI4 y Ribbons, vELvETS, &e.s
in the most fsshionabls styles, and oaers these
goods ut the most reasonable prices. He Also has
received, . large stock OF LADIES FuKS -oi Az ~.
kinds. ~ VI - -. ~ .a
Country merchants supplied cheap a wholesale
r,;ss. y = Il 80 &C lsAeodst =
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ii 4 -
| &c: :'s sss;4'Sa s

nyws DxAL1R And BOOK ~Ad1Axs =
----' No. WTA1nfHxxfns fRsrf,
] XTT.at ] { gicIys,ls. Eta I, II
PuRIIcA 1919
sEHoOL AND BLANK BOOKS, 30.
M odl AIR. too si-tsJ
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TOR RENT.

'EoR RENT.-Most desirably-locals
81 Gay0, bstwsen Broad and Franklin ~
streets, fof rent, containing twelve rocms. ~
Wster, and water closets. The whole prem,
have Been thoroughly repaired. The conyenie,,.
OF hts, Location nekss Il desirable for pm,
ibUSydfnR -houss. The gas axtnres and ek,nl..
dwelling. 70 good tenant the rent will be ,,..
sooAbls. .gf u. \. j. CLOPTOy,
y Real kstats Agent and Aurtionesr,
II No. II Twelfth street, between
oc sd-8 Main and fnckir
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\ ~ NATIONAL DANK or VIRGINIA.
ihsas aoysxsxisT DErosfrAsr.
,sIBy special qrdsr Of The Secretary q the ira
TIrioxAr BANK or VIRGINIA Al Rich;
kp1D
bgeg4sl II has been made b
Bsg DYPgsYTARY or GovEENMnHr luHDss /

81 -. f-.r0,tn !. = aTRHAsuar prrAIrnerfs}
WAsBixaroNs October = ~. !,
BY yiytns or ths afst section Of An ses o. con-
Fersss, approved June II, 1853, entitled
tfsgulsts Ind secure the safe-keepins On pHsSs
money entrusted 10 discussing onesrs OF 'ns
tUnitsd ehtss," The Rational banLoI Slb.n.A :.
,Richmona, Va, There being no esssu s ~. !,
sialant Of the United States At hat place.
Il hersby especially dssignstsd for the reception
AZ .keepina, and disbursement, according 70 aw,
Of he public funds entrusted for disbanement 20
Any q An disbursng ofcsrs Of the Wsr Interior n
Of Treasury Departments. y n. hoCuLLooa, -
40 An asYe Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EUc akf1 d. I
ILL., SsillsI 9 es.s si3s
"a ssssst. u.1es =. cAAssss Hseel, II !
En1LuxBLH IUHbuIa tNIav
= lHC!I6l q
W ssi g 2 Rselts 3sstaoa g ysDAr. ss
81. t6f ] gs2 .is&sl L5slss .ss.sAsrlp
lsss q ths xsa sias. o. HaatsS atsss, rsnnlle
: s2ss ss:aa ::s:sa: s.s . "a. 8:
8. three o. more Icrs. near ne rssssssss u
3: :lIs ELI con-! sss U III ios ,..- Il, i Il.
d.. building laa .sas sAss vili ~ sail a,ls
S'.a'' aseifeAxlssos. ru11l4x ! easo
By Harrison, 0oddin Apyenoo. AsatoAsesa
Banksn, Droksn, and 1sal lstate 4ssatS.
VERY vALuxBIE GRANIrE.
FRONT AND BRICK InFEnIEI?s 9! III
sSs%R III Eisf +, Sss.k;E t;S4,i Fl
l5 p. AZ e sEDnY & &: ed !s s aPsss
ne n,. S s:ssse J: !ss ss es
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Also, mat vxiukhis three. 3t6Fy brick 1BN1.
NBNT on the west side OF Market street - vsosof
the drug store Of w. p. Scott Esq, win me r'ght
re fossSa y real .si inms.
diately opposite the Fint Market, where business
should attract the Kttsntton OF capitalists aud
't Tsass ons:third cash balance .. fos. asa
eight months for negotiable notes. intefsst sAlsd,
secured p s : Enst SnseS bppIs ApPrRsoS. ii
ocA Auctioneen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-26

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We are now opening our full lines .s-o
81 Of the real ,Issft
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS, .lskls
Just imported, consisting Of .aII n
NUBIAs, ,.,ar III go Z
Z ~ &nfN cyldyFs HOODS AND 81 sini 81 3 geJ
SHAwLS 49,.
OF such exquisite delicacy OF. "a.
= eirs sfsdss and eolors and superiority rs
Of texture % to challenge compsrt- ,f@5i.
SON with any In the city, at .. -s,s
.y.a sa,J. sTRRNBOCK b co.'s,
Nos. .l2is and 1915 Main street.
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