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, 1866-08-10

UNcLE BEs's.-rReports from this recent
ly discovered guleo, and from Hope Rulch,
still continue favorable In Uncle Ben's
the claims are being worked from fourteen.
above discovery to tWentySeight above. with
the exception Of number tWenty>two From
number .twenty.fOur,- seven pounds, adVoir,
dupois, Of gold were recently taken after balt
a days run. On Sunday night last, mug.
get weighing one. hundred and thirtyeieht
dollars was taken out of number twenty-one.
We were recently shown by Mr.. E. M.
Bond, four nuggets taken from number
tHentythree, that together weighed be-
tween two and three hundred dollars. 1t
requires from four to six feet of stripping to
reach the pay gravel, which is from two to
three feet deep and from ten to twenty feet
in width. A full sluice head of water is be-
ing brought in from Hope gulch, upon num-
ber seven. 1t is found impossible to lead it
to number ten, as was at 6rst proposed =.
About the smallest runs heard of are from
5000 to $500 to the dozen loads of dirt,
Whichcan be taken ont in one day by from
six toeight men. Several lawsuits concern
ing claims are in progress. Hope gulch is
some three miles long, and on seventeen be>
low discovery the ground is found to pros.
pect fifty cents to the pan. A town is be-
ing rapidly built at the juncture of the two
gulches, which already contains dozen
houses. Included in. these are FIVE stores
owned by 'tradesmen who intend on winter
ing there. The names of the surrounding
creeks have been variously altered, and it is
now generally agreed to call what was for<
merly known as Willow or Dog Greek, Mea.
dow Creek.-HeIena Republican. ,,
, 1866-08-10
Wagon Work.

We have also greatly reduced our prices for Wagon
Work, Having been to the expense of putting up
maehincTy, will do your work Tor less money than
cgons and carriages to order, of the best Eastern
TT5hsT. a Portland prices, with freight.
- Repaira attended TO promptly. We respectful
lv soI,.;t onF work Remember the Rod Shop, near
H. Rridve, Main street, Walla Walla. W. T.
u" 49, ,Ve' .DOVELL NISSAN.
, 1866-08-10

Mr.. CHAs. BEssERER, late Of Walla
WaIEai has opened store in Boulder Vall
Icy, near the river, and offers his stock of
pIo1iIbus groceries and liquors, for sale by
Nhoheale and retail. We beartely wish bin
V1eoess.-NontdRa Post.
, 1866-08-10

P Our OF PRuFoRrIoN.-Wnges for farm hands
and the priccSyfgrain sccm't be wofully out
Of proportion in this valley this year. Three
dollars per day is the ruling price far harvest
hands The thrsshers, too, it appears have
"Jruck for higher wages" and propose TO
charge eight aud ten cents for tl.rashing. The
AstvaF OF a'few more men from Bnckfoot- will
probably lower wages in n few days. and we un-
drrstHnd that number Of farmers have sent
for ihrashing machines which will bring dowu
the prices Of thrashing to reasonable Agurr.
, 1866-08-10
NOTICE.
DOvELL & MASSA

DOVELL G GMASSAM,
N1AKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING BUILDERS
j and the public generally that they have their
Saw and Planning Mill
IN mining order, and are now prepared to do all
kinds Of PLANNING, TONGUE AND GROOVE
FLOORING, PLANE & SAW WEATHER BOARD
ING. all at REDUCED PRICES. Persons in the
country wishing their LUMBER DRESSED, can hsYo
it done without delay.
We have LUMBER YARD connected with our
Mil. All orders LEFT with us will be promptly at
tended to. Lumber will be brought from our Yard to
the Mill free Of charge.
, 1866-08-10

Tue ROcEFELLow MIxE.-We learn that Col.
Ruckela mill is successfully engaged in crush
ing rock taken from the RockfellOw lead. This
mill has been in continuous operation for nearly
INo years, and the returns show larger aver
age yield than any similar mining enterprise in
The country. Col RS numerous friends will
be pleased to learn that his quartz operation
has proved a fprtunats investment.
, 1866-08-10

TERRITORY -OF WASHINGTON, &C
COUNTY OF WALLA wALLA, o.
In Justices Court before ". p. Horton, Justies Of
the Peace,
HNO OTIS L. BRIDG ES-You arc hereby notified
that A KYGER has filed complaint against
you in said COurt which will come to be heard on
the 4th day of October A. D. 1886, at the hour Of 10
o'clock, A. NJ of said day; and unless you appear al
said time and answer the same will be taken con-
fessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is shat
Judgment he entered against you for the of one
hundred dollars, alleged 10 be due said A. KYGER
a certain prOmissory note Of nntysix dollars, and
bearing date of March Sd, 1885, and drawing inter
at the rate of and half per cent per month.
And that the property In this cause be attached and
sold TO satisfy said Judgment.
Dated Walla Walla, W, 7 , August 3D. A. D. 1865.
w. p. HORTON,
Justice of the Peace in and for said County and Ter
TitOry. 38-2m
, 1866-08-10
DIED.

On the Sd inst, SARAH J. JEssEE, aged Al
years and months. She leaves husband and
four children TO mourn their loss. [Oregon pa
pers please copy.
, 1866-08-10
NOTICE.

D. COOK s my authorized Agent; % dc "a al M ny
u business pertaining 10 GRADING nAtE nAts sA'
Ar collections and payments win be maoe KhY * ni
wllla wslls, July 10, 1895: sFlm
, 1866-08-10
NOTICE.

TTNo THE TAX-PAYERs OF wALLA WALL1 "A
COUNTY-The, Tax Book for the year a: y;
1850 ia now in nv possession for the colleeton o
County Tsx. :. JAMES McAULJFF,-
walla WAN. Ju,v I. 1855. ef0 994w
, 1866-08-10

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS.
In the District Court, First Judicial District.
TTNo JOSEPH PETTY AND MARY PETTY, his
wife-You are hereby notified that Daniel M
bier has filed complaint against yon in said CouTt,
which will come on to be heard at the term Of the
Court which shall commence more than two months
after the 18th day Of june A. d. 1885, and unless
you appear at said term and answer, the same viii
The object and ptAyer Of said complaint is TO set
aside-on the ground of frsud-a certain convey
ance be1ring date of October 18th. 1858, whereby
Thomas ]. SWezea and Lucinda SweIea conveyed TO
Mary Petty Lot No. three (3 in Block No. thirteen,
(l3) in the city Of Walls Walla, w. T. Complaint
Aled June 18th, 1856. LAsATER g. &LANGFORD,
2s lot Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1866-08-10
MARRIED.

At Walla Walla, on the 9th inst, at the resi-
dehce Of the bride 5 father, by Judge Blewet,
Mr.. q. p. FOoR to Miss MARGARET BLANPIED.
, 1866-08-10
The Table.

The Table will be furnished with the best the
ma rket affords leaving house to excel it either in
quality or variety. s'...
FIREPROOF 'sAFE-A large fre-proof Safe for
the deposit Of vauables.
BOARD AND LODGING, per week. Sll6sl4 90
The Proprietor will all times endeavor to please
his guests, and respectfully and earnestly solicts
the patronage of the travelling public -
29.tf G. JOSEPH Proprietor.
, 1866-08-10
ADMTNISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

1ToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Aubscri
~ ber has Obtained etters Of Administrations on
the estate Of CHARLES STEVENS, late OF Wal'a
Walla County, W. T., deceased. An persons having
claims against said estate requested 70 Prese5
hs, uithin one year from date be forever barred
Those indehaed Will make immediate payment.
-''0'' G. A. WAGGONEB, Admir-.
WaIIa waIla, May 81. 1856. ze-Im
, 1866-08-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

nHE coPARTNERsHIP heretofore existsg be.
tween ?. P. Allen and J. W. Smith, 70 me car
penterine business was dissolved July lob 1855;
10Av T. = AAA0N'
, 1866-08-10
{ II Y III OF f. l.,
wALLA WALLA, W. T.

W AL4lA W h4I441A, W. 7,
HNHE CITY HOTEL having just been elegantly
finished, is now ready for the reception Of
guests. The Propric tor would ssy the travelling
public that he is ready to receive and entertain
all who may favor him with a call.
The City Hotel is entirely house, well in-
shed, rooms well ventilated, and well furnished
The Dining Room is large and commodous. Fine
suits of Rooms, With connecting DOORS for families
, 1866-08-10
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.

H. W. SYLVESTER,
nanutv Collector 332w
, 1866-08-10
JAS. W. STEVENS,

ATTQRKEf'AF'LAW'
will practice in oil the Courts Of the Territory.
WaIIa WaIla. July IS 1865.
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By Harrison. Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
TWgEN CHRISTIAN AND RICHARD STREETS
on oS6 TSRsPikE Hksp
SOME coTTAsE REsPEEGEE MEf AT TO on H2W
s sNp s ses FOX ssLk Al htG
TION-Wil be sold At auction, on the premi
the sth July, 1865, commencing at o'clock,
p. II the following truly valuable real estate .
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, run.
ming back one hundred feet 10 thirty foot street.
o:en sR by By Mr. LoSineyer and other. a. fair
Tbs location Of these lots. within on. hundred .,
ocloek, r. NJ, those two new frame dwellings,
oesapsd
Norwood and Louisa Apperson, each ut the monthly
rental OF twenty dollars; Each tenement contains
two and . half feet, and depth Of one hundred
Amer Which, say .. o'clock. ?; n. ,ha. hand
ing Howard Grove and the residence OF Dr Lof,
land and others, and now occupied By Mr. NiehAe
dollars. Ths dWsIiins contains eight rooms, and
has recently been painted and otherwise repaired
In front and rear It Is well shaded BY handsome
Of 6ns garden land Tie retired and healthy 10
cation Of this properly should attract the attention
Of persons seeking country retreat, tH full we
and within hftsen minutes Walk OF inc oio
| Market. =,
Immediately AFTER which. say A q O'Clock, !; -.
that beautiful lot, letter H., on the east side O
frontirg forty four feet running back one hundrst
| and Eixty- ave feet.
TsInc: Ons.fourth eash, balance q four, eish
and Twelve months, fos negotiable notes, tnsssss
.s 'H1KRiSON, G0DDlN B APPIRsoN.
| is3a.-tds = Auetionsers.
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sFoRNEY IS FURIOUs.-The Chronicle OF
yesterday contains long epistle addressed
to the President, and signed by JOHN W.
FoRSEY, in which the latter attempts to
explain away the letter published by Mr..
JOHNSON the day before. F0RSEY makes
the vilest charges against the President,
and INDUCES in TRADE of such language
as would insure the suppression Of any
Democratic paper We're 1t to address such
to General GRANT or even some of the
Presidents less exalted subordinates. As
the President is commander in-chief OF the
army and navy, and General GRANTS su.
perior, the General will Of course make
haste TO take charge Of FoRSEY's office and
prevent the appearance of any more such
reasonable articles. Let us have fair play
General. If FORNEY Is not guilty Of worse
conduc, and greater disrespcct to the high
est officer in the land than any editor whom
you Nave arrested, then we are no judge
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AUCTION sAIE-FUTURE DAVE
7 g. :. ~N~~~~~s-~-~1 >-~>~~<.<Ai6
e.s ~ hari.on, Goddin & Appsnon, ~,
Bankers, Brokers. and R.., g.,.,.

shd Real kAtste Agent,
FARM OF ONE HUNDRED 49,.
~ "a rrhiRT I .ONE ACRES, CALLgD ,MND
~ HEMkICQ COUNTY, SEVEN = \, Iispiuswlrs
NJ Hri kttsSHMMoSb, iSCLubI NC Crops VII
AUCTION al the reqae.t Of M, nk SALE Al
snail sell a. auction, on the pr.mi. eoo 'ohn y.
SInpA me 10Th day Of July, Isss =, ~, ~ WE'D.
Il, S.sn r M; nc the day - ..ost
esIlsJ "1bisr,rh nn on which he nov 1917,
Gsorg. c. kali ana formerly owned By R.,
IL lies on tho Three. chopped road
60 ~ OF richmond, adjoining tho lsn'.'sn NILE,
,bir,v 800 osn"fs, ana contains on. bnnd,Ip ".
cleared hsI,es. oi which about seventy .cr.. az
o,hS. Of an EXCELLENT LLISStG9',m.h',
"uer buildings, inc Iuding a rns .nso ehi ..l
'nIse ponds near by, and an H''se' with
'n'hAkp oF ONE THOUSAND CHOICE ppr,-
TREES. FHJiT
Possession given In few day.
Aiter the sale Of the land. ali ofh
'hofs of CORN, OATS, SEED wuy,r
co,rs will be sold also.
l: MULES MULES
parcel III HOGS
WAGONS aud HARNESS
sCARTS and HARNESS.
AMBULANCE and HARNESS
ithHklAbE aud HARNESS
Al ne FARMING IMPLEMENT /.
Should tne farm MOI be Sold, II will b. rs,s'4.
he personal effects will POSITIVELY b.'S'l al =
TERNs For the land, one third ca.b ~
one and two years for bonds bssrin, .a."hf-E
cured by trust deed: For the personal 80, =.
Jour months credit for approved. cnior.sj' sa'
table paper ''Sa'
- Anc'!uu-sp
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


sB the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY or HEw YoRK.-AssgTs, OVER
Wee, To meet the choice Of such present OF
future members - may prefer to hsve the amoun
insured paid in instalmsnis to thsir widows OF
heirs rather than I'm one sum, this Company ID
prepared to insert In It's policies clause agreeing
that In lieu OF the payment OF the policy ana pro
fts In one sum, au equitable smount TO be deter'
mined by the Company, may be paiA ANNUALLY OF
semi annually for any specified NUMBER OF yeAn
(say from Ave to twenty five years..
ExAMpLE.-Suppose policy Of ten thousand dol.
lars, with additions amounting to, I'VE thousand
dollars more, should become payable by reason Of
the death OF The person insured, the Company III
lieu of the payment Of fifteen thousand DOLLARS IN
one sum, would be able to give assuming iheres'
as realized In the past annuity Tor ten years OF
over two thousand dollars per annum, or ioi
twenty years an annuity OF over one thousahu
three hundred dollars per annum.
This form Of annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exist Ina the minds OF some policy~hold-
ers lest the future provision they have made Tor
their families should be Intellectual or transltory
in It's duration, either tn rough unsafe Investments
unwise expenditure, or other uncertainties Incl
dental to contingent trusts
II Is not only free from the ordinary dangers OF
investment, but its punctual and full payment Is
secured by the LARGE AND SOLID CASH RE-
SOURCES and good faith Of this institution, which
thus, to a certain extent, becomes the GUARDIAN
or TRUSTEE Of the survivors. Hence the provi-
sion may be considered. humanity speaking, be-
yond any adverse contingency.
All such deferred payments or annuties will
share equita ply in the profits or dividends Of the
Company.
This Company also issues SURyIVORSHIP AN
NUlTIES, which provide for survivors during the
whole period of life, and DEFERRED ANNUI-
TIES. by which individuals may provide for them
selves in advanced age.
+. s. WINSTON, President.
o. F. BRESEE, General Agent, Richmond, Va.
jy 4-6t
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STEAMERS.

NEW YORK AND RlCH-<FTS
n MOND STEAM SHIP LiSi.A
THROUGH To BOSTON .-steam.rs " Hent,s,wy
TON, Captain CHICHESTER, and ALLhii ~ ~ i
f'aptain SSYpgR, comprising this Lane, VIII raw
New FORK every SATURDAY, and Richmond ever!
FRIDAY, alternately . ,.,,. 18th ,,.
They have formed through connection WIN lhe
Metropolitan Steamship Line for Boston ana are
prepared to sign Bills Of Lading through at mode
rate rates. .
Freight received daily.
Passage TO New York, including meals aud state
room, $40. W. Z. PohiEh. hsrni
ie ls-3m Office No 2t25 on the Dock.
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srHE NSw Cossfrss4ISsAE axgSDaEyT.
II is ascertained beyond doubt that the
Secretary of State did, - It was expected
he would, end the resolution proposing an
amendment Of the Constitution to Che Co.
vernors Of the southern States as well rs
the northern. THAD. SrEvESs's claim that
thrcc-fourths Of the latter States could
make it part Of the Constitution against
tho wishes Of the southern people is
treated with the contempt it mcritcd.
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H BILL ARP!
Eg- ANDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE

M- ANDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully informs the 'itizens Of
Richmond that he has resumed business In his
NEW IRON-FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposite to the site of his old stand adjoining tho
Exchange Bank. ...
The store and saloons have been fitted M and
furnished In . style which he Is confident will
meet with the approval of the public.
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES Of the best quality enable him
to offer inducements TO the trade which cannot be
surpassed A call from his former customers Is re-
specially solicited.
large and choice assortment Of FRENCH BON
BONs, IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, C0RDiALs,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, &C., win be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM OF the most approved navors served
In the Saloan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and 0kSA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks 10 the cih-
rens OF Richmond for the liberal patronage accord.
ed to him for the last fifteen years, and viii en-
deavor to merit . continuance OF the same.
jee-im ANDREW ANTONI.
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DEcLINED.-We neglected to state yes
tcrday that General T. S. RAYMOND has
declined to be candidate for the House
of Delegates to I'll the seat made vacant
by the resignation Of p. r. GRATTAS, ESP.
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BY Harrison, Goddin L Apperson,
R2nkerx Brokers' and Real Estxte Agenfs

EXCELLENT BRICK STORE AND
II DWELLING, AND FRAMED TENEMENT IN
THE REAR, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
CLAY AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SAIL
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold At auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the sth July, 1895, Al
half past o'clock, p. NJ, the excellent BRICK
STORE and DWELLING located as above, nos
In the occupancy Of Mr.. Martin Manning II IN,
recently been fitted up a. . grocery store, and il
regarded rs an excellent business stand.
Also, the new FRAME DWELLING in the rear
and fronting on Eighteenth street.
Terms: 0rs-thfrd cash, balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by q trust deed.
jy2 Ancfinnp.rs
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GOVERNOR VANCE.--We see II noticed
in the papers that Ex-Governor Vance has
consented to allow his name to be used IN
connection with the election OF the d.
rectors or the president Of the North Caro-
lima railroad.
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A Judge of one Of the New York city
courts was in his earlier days not only
sailor, but actually pirate. He was then
quite young, and being taken prisoner by
some buccaneers, was induced to serve
with them for time. 3'sA 49,.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RaiLKoaD,l
RICHMOND, Ma? :, l'cs 7
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and
~ after SUNDAY, June 10th, TRAINS will ran
As follows:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Rich.
lnond daily at $50 A. N. Arrives Al Danvile al.N
p. NJ Arrives At Greensboro at =. 81
Leaves Greensboro daily At I. 30 A. r. Leave,
Danville daily At so A. N. Arrives at Richmond
NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-Th public a..
hereby informed that the different railroad, On
he line from Richmond to III" south, rJ ban.
vile, Va; Greensboro' Salisbury, Chari.r", Sc d,
ton, Greenvile, &c. ). c.; Augusta, savannah,
Macon, Columbus, Athens, Atlanta, sc, q.
Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, &c, Ala Nv
orleans. La. SC are now completed, thu. glvN :
=" mo trayaIle t turirst and iH",t direct 2 ~
% the various points south. Tn" rou'" PAGES
through a salubrious and healthy country.
Trains connect At Burkevill- With u.lu' 90 -
Sonthside railroad for FARMtiLLE, LlNtN.
SURG, Bristol, KNOXVILLE, pAL'oA,
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, Sc.
ie e-ts Superintsnis0t.
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RAILROADS.


&0 - 81. -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL .tAILROAD
Y SUMNER SCHEDULE.-Ths THR0rsn
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATCRDty
Tune -, will leave Richmond Sunday. sIc,pt.s
At 40 A. N and arrive at Jaekson's RiT-r 81 :
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria Trot,.r G. =,
stage Line for Harrisonburg, winch-,,er, ari
other points on Valley Turnpike also 10 Sr
olings Springs, Rockbridge aud BAH Aim,
Warm, Hot, Healing and White Sulphur Sprps.
and BY Hartman & Cos Stage Line 10 Ley'9.I',
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridge Baths 4I,o. p,i
Virginia ard Tennessee railroad for Sa.hyU.
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile, y-y ~,
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road 10 LyrsS
burg and other important points ia III. suu'hws.,
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS vii
Trains on orange and Alexandra railroad n0rS
and south, and through them with the Virginia and
Tennessee ralrpad.
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for the PIE.
sent.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will he N, r..
tween Staunton and Richmond on N0Sp,YS
WEDNESDAYS, aud SATURDAYS. leaving Siam.
ton at2. 80 A. NJ, arr wing In Richmond at 10 81
VI. Leave Richmond saine days nj J. 5P ,rJ
arrive at Stanton at u.s0 y. VI.
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at $40 A. NJ.
II d. wHlTCoMB.
Jsl5 General Superintendent
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E9QEs;;'.zssl;s ;Ss3 sss ~

"a NE5sai. ssS;Es 9 @S.E,
TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NoRTH EAST t AM WTsr ~ paroy yas
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
IAIL TWICE DAILY ;-ELEdAST SLhtPIAs
QUITE issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond To the eiiles
Trains on this road are now RIM q. follow. Tn.
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
Tally lsundsys excepted! .tss A.: M., srrlvlns N
sARLY AFTERN0oN EXPRESS TRAINS for the
'T Ths hIIEn hST TTTWnR"rGH MAIL TRAIN, with
,PLENDlD SLEEPING, CARS attached; ! Ls.ys'
richmond daily ats =. NJ, arriving Ia washing
NJ NJ a so A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY
MnRNING TRAINS for tho NORTH EAST and
THRouGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
rHECKS TO Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the pTln-
.ipsl cities In the West. .
FOR further Information and through ticket.
apply st the office Of the company, corner Broad
md Eighth streets, Shoe koe Hill .,
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL ruth. Superintendent. lnyn
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Ne DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-W. LEIGH BURTON, DESTIsT, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture of this gas,
is prepared to administer it anasthetc in the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As il is highly important that the gas .h ould he
fresh and pure, timely notice should be gwen Of
desire to useit.
Office and residence northwest corner OF Seventh
and Franklin streets. jy 2-.lm*
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam / Co., Auctiopesrs.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wew will
Il sell at public auction on FRIDAY, the 9th
day Of July, ct o'clock, r. H., near the south end
OF the Richmond Q nd Petersburg Railroad bridge b
large LOT OF LUMBER, BIIDGR TlMfER,
SCAPF0LDING, &c and ONE FRAME SHAETY
The timber comprises twenty. four different lots OF
various sizes and kinds, suitsbls for building and
other purposes Most Of II is white pine the ba-
lance yellow and spruce pine and oak.
Terms At sale.
PiLKIyToy, PULLIAM 4 CO.,
~ aids AuctionseYs.
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.sl4t{e! lNla.

CACRfD 60NCERT.-By request OF
James snnSsy 1.hooi, the CSnssrt given on the
ssnaE "a ssS SHf vi /;
h aa fTY tcsaTs; children. TWENTY
Tieke,s S may be procured a. the bookstores Of
Msssrs. Bidgood Riley. A; Il. Christian Tia CO.
and and n i, q Mo0s No ieke,a Viii
bs sold nj the door. jy3-td
IORAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
VI AND FORTRESS MONROE ON A11x q
splendid .1s doS Steamer oE6kaEiYS4, - !
81 sl T5DSssRtE MHEs ~
FORTRESS MONROE, and return on the 9Th, leav-
nf fc1 h on roaaa rp 6sE
Tickets for the E1cas,icn to BE- procured a. the
F},nslR and f0nr 5oHs FREEMAN, Agent
EXCURsION-FOURTH OF JULY.
II The fast and splendid steamer JOHN SYL:
VEsTER, Captain P6sT, will make an EXCURSION
IsiarnInk at e 70 k0'ke''' at O'Clock
A Band Of Music will be furnished for the occa-
ion, and Refreshments served Oh board.
FARE: 81: children half-price.
jy a-st. C. l. TRowBRIDGE. Agent.
Asst AND FAIR.
THE LADIES OF
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,
CORNER or TWENTIETH AND BROAD STREETS,
are now holding
FEAST AND FAIR
to aid in finishing their church, and solicit the pa
tronage of their friends and the public.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
A CONCERT NEARLY EVERY NIGHT.
Admission, twenty Ave cents, and the tickets
good for the amount at any table. je 2s-B