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Tie War in Europe-With which OF the
Powers Should we SympathiZe?

Powers Should we Sympathlze
We have been requested to explain
again the origin Of the war now raging III
Europe, and to indicate the Power which
is entitled to the good wishes of our peo-
pie. We have more than once endcavored
to do the former. AS TO the latter, we
have no decided opinion.
First, Americans have naturally kindly
feeling for Prussia, which, single-handcd,
wagcd for years successful war with the
three great Powers that attempted to crush
her while the great FREDERICK ruled her
destinies-thc same FREDERICK who pre-
scented General WASHINGTON q sword bear
ing the inscription, "From the oldest
General in the world to the greatest" Nor
can we fail to applaud the diplomatic and
administrative abilities of Count BISMARCK,
nor to admire the genius which has die
tated the military movements recently
made by Prussia with 50 much promptncsS
and decision.
Secondly, Austria is, We suppose, but
defending her undoubtod rights according
to European law. Her unwilingness to
allow Prussia, which has within a century
grown up from an uncomfortable king
dom OF less than three millions of inhabi-
tants into first-ratc Power, still further
to aggrandize herself by the absorption of
the two Duchies in dispute, is a very natu-
raj feeling. And the fact that Austria is
also unwilling to surrender Vcnetia to
Italy, which Power therefore takes up
arms IN the interest Of Prussia, is as little
an occasion for censure. According to
the law Of nations, Venetia is as truly a
part Of the Austrian empire as Ireland is
of the British, or Texas of the America,
So far, then, We might sympathize with
Austria.
But, thirdly, according to our ideas of
j,lstice--not law-Yenetia ought not to be
go erned by Austria. We cannot but look
upon hers as a subjugated people, ruled
by force, having no sympathics in CON-
mon with her legal sovereign or his people,
but properly belonging to the dominions Of
VIcroR EMANUEL. If Austria, then, can
claim our good wishes as against Prussia,
she cannot as against Italy.
Wherefore We leave the reader to de-
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E,Tii COUNTY, ylEnIEIA.

BATH ttI y l., it't j..
The propri"tors Of thase h,-hly r"'ei
SPRINGS have, in view oi meeting TO- d-'.t.
he public. had the water ctrr1nty 'r".". 3.
spring. a. heretofore, In sGcl manner ID, j..
-trv- it, virtues and characteristics - "@r'. y"
Il the fountain.
It's properties are well known, az! ky.
has proved II, great value IN the l0tt"@ H.
Gases, which htv" been cured by - u"' ''f
sryspela-, TorpIdity al To" Liver, p!-I"rt'. A..
tha or Thrush, OLrEa ian oHru-3E" H. Id.
from the no.trip, lntractabls plscH.~, cd TIE -
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Eht4f.. i.
trato Gland, Enlargement 81 tho Sp,"'ht l. o..
Deposits, IrritabiIity of tho Bladder, b.."asr'.
kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia I'LL
ti.m, Diseases Of Females, Chronic ''i".a'.
Affections, whether dependent upon s'fIt..+.
other dyscrasia Of the body, AMI IA All d. ..8
and morbid condition, 81 the rye nom 1r.
or improper treatment.
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case II me g..
ha IT, gallon bottles. orders enclosing IN. ias
will receiv. prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing O.
hcates OF cures, and highly Interesting lg"r'
most res prciabIe eourcr., and oth,T ~. ~
can be- had on application T. ). A. foEI BIZ }.
ing springs, Bath county. Va, orin
PURCELL, LADD Z CO, prH.; p
General Agents FOR the tale q! DE
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DIED.

4 In washington City, on thc 18th instant, at .
o'clock A, NJ, =. u MoETElRo, Of the nrm Of
Ills funeral will take place from st. Peters Ca
thedraI, corner Of Grace and Eighth streets, on
THIS (Thursdayl EVENING al 1 o'clock. The
friends of lis family and of the partner tMr. s. s.
Carter, are respectfully invited TO attend. 4
On tho 18th instant, at the residence OIL. l.: Tay
lor, ESQ, Of cholera nfahtum. WILLIAM III.
MET, infant son OF j. A. and Mary ;. Jones, oi
King William county, aged six months 49,, =,
The funeral will take place TO-DAY, l2th IN
slant, al o'clock =. NJ. The friends and acquaiit
Madison lGa. J papers please cory.
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ALUMINIUM ARMoR.-A trial has inst been
made at Florence of cuirass of aluminium,
which is as light as an ordinary waistcoat,
nearly as flexible, and capable of turning a
musket ball fired at distance of thirty
eight PAGES, and of resisting hayonet
thrust from the heaviest hand. Each
cuirass costs only five francs. Two regi-
ments are, it is said, to be Immediately
provided with them.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPEl%G
SALTS OR MASS
CA, TIlIN


There j. an article on tho market apPr"zHf#..
very closely To this mpdicin" Is SANE, bur a..,g
very widely ~ ,vBsrASCg. Persons w.ata.
procure the SALTS oF TIE RuCkBiIIpk A'N
SPRINGS in Korkbrise county, Va ~. u..-
that they can bc had At TIE SPRINGS anii
PURCELL, LApD < co, Eichm"LI.
A. Il. RCCkEH, LynchDurg,
COLEMAN ROGERS, Baltimore.
HEGEMAy Il Co, New York
other druggists ia Virginia aud 'm ~" "..'
States who keep these MIN hRAL WAILh> a"'a
IN our bottles w!il be supplied with tltr." F...a1
SALTS and furnished with ths proper cr.lea .r
and with our phamphlrt.
The sales Of both the WATER and aa SALTS ~
rapidiv ragainiug the position they held t..hn r,
and south before the war.
sprIcv of genuine Alum Me-, = l"r
81. so per ounce. EFAZIEE y kANbnLli
~ elm irtf ts"..
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By Harrison, Godd!n & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
EARN OF ONE HUNDRED AMI

EARM OF ONE HuNDRED -; AND ;
= rEy siRrtc &C C0r2 2TYrA EvEH MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND, INCLUDING CROPS, HORSES;
MULES, WAGONS, CART, &c, FOR SALE AT
shall sell at auction, on the premises. on WE'D
NE>DAY the 2jth day Of July, 1896, at ii o'clock
A. ~, III fair; If not, the tr,t fair day thereafter,
the beautiful FARM on which he now reside,
called "Chlswick,' and formerly owned by heV'
II H. on The Three chopped road seven ui!.s
west II Richmond, adjoining tn" lands OBJ.
Green and others. and contains ON. hundred anu
thirty-ouc acres, 81 which about forty acres are
we'll set IN clover, twenty acres In meadow, loItS
acres in orr nnnl timber, twenty one acre. ~ or
nary woods, and ten acres OF v"Setabis ,anu ~
improvements consist 81 an EXCELLENT ID" Eli
ING and ali other buildings. including a HiIe ice
hons with thrss E"n,d; ns2r byi a a4d AZ 2K
CHAED Of ONE THOUSAND 'hol.h Fruit
TREES, among which ara ninety i've dwarf pear
trees Also, one acre and half in grape vine Of
th" finest sInd>.
Possession given in few days
After the sale Of the land, all u the
CROPS OF CORN, OATS, SEED WHEAT,
will be sold also.
s IoRSEs,
MULES,
parcel Of HOGS,
WAGONS and HARNESS,
CARTS and HARNESS,
AMBULANCE and HARNESS,
CARRIAGE aud HARNESS,
All the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Should the Farm be sold. il will be rented out
for one year aud whether sold or rented, all OF
tn" personal effect, will Positively be sold.
TEKM- For til. land, ouc-t hIrd cash, balance ht
one and two year, FOR bonds bearing Interest, -.
cured by trust deed. For the personal "tcct-, all
sums under thirty dollars, cash over that amount
tour months credit for approved. endorsed, nc3o-
''"''' HARRISON, GoDDIN AppERsoy,
ty I-?awtds Auctioneers.
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The NATIONAL CoNvESTloN.-Al the
southern States, it is believed, will send
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention.
Some five or six have already signiiied
their intention of doing so.
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ORITUAR.Y.

Died, at his residence, in WashinStoh'D " '''.rIh
Wednesday. the nth instant, at CLOCK \. 81
EDWARD'fi. MoNTEIRO, aged forty three year.
Mr. MoNTEIRO was foi number OF y,"iSS
this place: well and intimately known 20 in Navy
OF its best and most time honored cltlzens' pm
In Lisbon Portugal, from which place, MS iatn'I'
francisco Monteiro De Barrns, was driven IN po-
AMERICA became the country of his adoptioi-' "
%Inia the home of his choice and devotion. y"
son of the old Dominion, " native ana 10 IN" MA
nor born" could have manifested aerltII
Iours of the mother State and OF Rlelmond ltS
capitol During his long ii ness his superior nun.
iai faculties maintained the ascendant, enaDhns
him 10 endure unusual suffering with iof''tuie
only cunsunant To- his character He often regret,
ted that ths tender nursing which was ihVlshId
unon him might not have been shared or entirely
devote ed to the sufferers in our lost cause no hdd
nrrhaps ceased to remember the untold deeds o.
IN ary that had rendered him one OF their greatest
bencfactOrs-that the pleading eyes OF the oeSsar
with brighter light Of hope. aud The weak Voice
Of hungry dest!tution never went HnStrehGthehed
from hi. door. But tho living bear testimony, ana
the record stands in Heaven, where Mercy, kneel-
ing gently wraps him in the manti" Of her ss'"T,
Charity which the Immortal Judge has declared
sufficient in itself 10 cover IA multitude OF faults
Yet his fidelity and scrnpulous integrity III me
business relations OF lfe-his rare deNoUon as Il
husband to the most devoted and worthy al "iVrs
as a brother to brothers and sisters, VINO Wouiu
ers al his side 10 minister 10 the hall s!hed soDs OF
the child which he could hear in the distance, has
rarely If ever, been eluallcd. lew days previous
10 his demise he received the Holy Sacrament al
the hands of Catholic priesthood, being adopted IN
thr Church of his ancestors. lie died expressing
Arm hone in the mercy Of Cod and simple but
earnest conviction that his preparation was made
Religious Uer0N please copy.
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W. TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND

In response to the inquiries which have been
made OF Inc. beg leave respectfully 10 say, that
If il be the pleasure of the citizens Of Richmond 10
elect me 10 the Legislature to I'LL tn" existing va
cancy | will serve them chceriully and to the best
of my ability.
am sens be Of my inadeluacy I" supply the
place of Mr. Grattan, whose resignation, in com
mon with all who respect virtue and talent, sin
rcIely regret And it is due to caudor that should
say fear the partial favor ofmy friends who Eav"
called upon HE has led them 10 underestimate my
capacity TO serve them. Public life i altogether
new TO me neither my tastes nor my aspirations
have ever ken that direction. And honestly
think that when the material interests of the city
and State deeply involved in legislation the
people should select their most tried and expert
enced citizens for the public service, and shall
gladly give place TO any one they may choose.
But il tho,. among whom have lived from my
birth, and 10 whom am under 20 many ohli-a
items, shall honor me with their choice, will de-
vote 10 their service with earnest Zeal all III" euer
gies possess. WILLIAM w. CRCMP.
t. 29-lawt Augl6&dId"
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EDUCATIONAL.

DEV. NJ. J. MICHELBACHER'S
IL SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, IN THE
EASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE ON ELE-
VENTH, NEAR MARSHALL STREET.-The TWEEN.
ticth session of my school closed on the Isl ~
July: but that the time OF the children. who will
enter or re-cnter the school may be partly occu-
pied during vacation, There will be school twice
week (MONDAY and TUESDAY during the
months OF July and August, without any extra
charge. ~,
board Of excellent and experienced teachers, on
the next FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
The studies will consist Of English in All IL
branches German, and Hebrew; and also French
or Latin, If required.
For terms, apply to ,.,,,,l,,r
corner OF First aud MARSHALL streets,
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s.,- DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-W. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, having a
superior apparatus for the manufacture OF this gas
i prepared to administer 1t as an anesthehc IN the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As it is highly important that the gas should ne
fresh and pure, timely notice should be given OF
desire to useit.
Office and residence northwest corner OF Seventh
and Franklin streets jy 2-lm~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NJ FOR SALE, an excellent WHEELER
WILsOy's SEWING MACHINE, in hrst-rate or
der nd but very little used. IL Will he soia at
very moderate price. Apply to
~ lI-5tS JobS p'ob"i'
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COP SULPHIS. CALCIS SrLPtll,

= The attention ofthe medical profession. s*.
10 these new chemical agents, BON ~ @..'#
Liyhly r.comrnrr'Iral IN c..-s., " IEA>TI ~.
ING The former l. also used locally w. II
i'm that species Of upthot~ sur" mouth wh'1a'
tributed 10 u parasitic vegetable.
MEADE \ BAKER. AIstE'ctr.~..
L. ~ N-,tM 81 ErAMn-.L --L----
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re- ESTABLISHED 1915.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Manufacturer Of
DOUBLED REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, &c,
begs to inform his old friends and customers mat
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No. 50 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
lie desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage and invites them to renewal Of their
business connections, promising equitable dealing.
His motto is quick sales and small profits.
L. 1l-lrn
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BY Grubbs x Williams, AuclIoneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

HIGH COSSTABLES SALE.-Will
i L be sold TO the highest bidder. for cash, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant, al ID o'clock, \.
NJ, at the shop OF Messr.. Rock Y Abbott, ON
Twentieth street, between Main and Franklin, III.
following property, TO wit: Thirteen sPRlSG
WAGONS, seventeen HEAVY STREET WAC
ONS, TO satisfy attach ment IN my hands IN favor
II Rock / Abbott rs Brown & Stabler. This sale
Is made by order of the Court Of Hastings for the
city Of Richmond -
ly9 A. h. CRUhP, Ill. 4. 4. Is.
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ss-PRIsON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gil
NOR.
PoILARD's HISTORY OF THE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
ie pts tObh iphNhh
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LADIES' DINING ROOMs
AT
WENDLINGER'S,
M Ola MAIN sTRErT

No. 0l3 MAIN STREET.
DINING. ROOMS have been elegantly fitted NJ in
the second story of my bnilding for furnishing
MEALS AT ALL HOURS for ladies accompanied
by gentlemen. The attention of the ladies' and
gentlemen Of Richmond j. called TO this notice,
and they arc assured thai 40 efforts will b" spared
TO merit their patronage. The best tho market al
forIs can always he had.
" 2-eodts G.. WENDLlNGER.
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SCHOOL IN SlDNEY.-Then next Sos
- sion Of my SCHOOL will commence MONDAY
September II, and continue ten months.
TERMS PAYABLE QUARTERLY:
LII.
LATIN, GREEK, and MATllEMATlCS...... 6b.oU
A charge Of one dollar will b" mad" FIR fuel.
School .ronrn-basaInent Of the Methodist Church,
where may be seen every day from A. VI. To !
Z. NJ. Number Of pupils limited 10 thirty.
~ l2-cod.la GEORGE II. HOPKINS.
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rONSIGNM TENTS.
" 5000 sacks MARSHALL'S FINE AMI 'kouNb
500 barrel. sUPERflNE, EXTRA, and FA-
MILY FLOUR:
30 barrels choice SfRUPS, ,
80 bags and pockets prime LAGUAfRA and
hoSshsa a sp prime BACON SIDES,
% barrels No. ) MACkEREf,
10 barrels Extra &C" StGAk, x.,.,,-,
20 half-ch and caddies FINE OOhoNG
and GREEN TEA,
Il barrels No | ROSlN OIL,
81 barrels WHITE BEANS. -.
Also RICE, SOAP, MASUFACTCRED IoBAI-
co, GRAIN BAGS, &c. For sale by ..,,,-,
~ ELLETT u RoISTER,
Commission Merchants,
" l2-ltE corner Seventh and Cary streets.
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FERNS accommodating. Apply Ia
v l2-3t HARRISON. GCDDlN APPERSOS
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
J. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
i now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
10 and from New York, ST. Louis, and Intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
to AFFORD the most ample security TO shippers, !! has
effected
Az INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
TIE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
POLITAT, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggry gate capital and assets amount 10
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers risk, aud security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRAESPoRTA.
TION COMPANY
lie now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY. EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
J. r. JOHNSTON. President.
B.E. FIckLIx, General superintendent.
my 2l-eodts ---
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OF CO-PARTNER-
/ SIIIP-Thc firm OF LEE COX Is iAlH da!
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. 5 LEE will settle up the business oil the
concern. hLL wa
Richmond, July IL, l>tG.
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nor RENT, the BUILDING now oc

L'UK REN I, TNr Do IIUINT HOW DC
l. curind as the Dispatch priu'iu! house, FL
on Governor street. one door from Main TIN
Pu-.y.,Io ION given in \ few wrrk>-;.s soon ~ Al
our new building an Tn" corner of Nam AID
Twelfth streets is completed. Apply at the Dis
patch counting room. j. 2'--th
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BY Paine & Co, Auctioneer,
lO5 Main street.
ARGE SALE OF AN ENTIRE
STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS,
DRY GOODS,
GEyTLEMEy,s FURNISHING GOODS, &c, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant commencing
at lO o clock will sell 1t our auction rooms ny
order OF Thomas u Dudley, Esg Sergeant oil inc
city of Richmond upon attachments issued In the
pending suits Of Tucker Smith, plaintif,, rs r.
Mcdowell CO., defendants, and Balderst9n'
PENDANTS, the ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS Of +.
Mcdowell < Co., consisting of
BOOTS and SHOES, comprising every variety
mems, women's, boys, misses, and chill
TRSVELLING TRUNKS and vALlsEs. a
large assortment
TRAVELLING BAGS,
Ladies HOOP SKIRTS,
Geutlemen's BLACK and DRAB FELT HATS,
LIyEN.ROSoM and BROWN LINEN SHIRTS,
Gcntlemen's GAUZE MERlSO SHIRTS and
FANNY EkiG Stssi:MgrE SHIRTS,
SUSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS,
PARASOLS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY. In great variety:
HUCKABACk TOWELS,
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS.
CAMBRIA HANDKERClIIEFS,
BRUSHES,
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS.
BELT BUCKLES,
SCOTCH WHISKY,
CALIFORNIA WINE,
OLD COGNAC BRANDY,
CLARET WINE,
WRAPPING PAPER,
TOILET SOAPS. ~
3SILVER-PLATED SHOW CASES, &c.
TERMS: For all sums under one hundred dollars,
cash over that amount, sixty days credit Tor ap
proved endorsed notes.
iyu PAINE Il CO., Auctioneer-.
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WAL ABLE PRIVATE Dr.,

" AL I 4 B l. + PRIVATE prs,
DENcE AND BUILDING LuT> -
NORTHEAST CORNER oF MAR>IikIt ~
ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE AT ArCTTr'I"> 49,
request of Mr.. Jesse Williams VIII +, - ~sf
ing house keeping, we Will, on Tnrp>r,y
l.th ~ 81 clock =. NJ. sell ~ Aurt. n a..
premises, t's RESIDENCE, situated a. aoa,,s &.
1t has about ten rooms. besides gar. ;,
rooms, closets. bath room. kitchen AL +-
rooms for servants. smokc. HoH.a. ...harb ..*
stable, carriage house, &c, all ~ N~.,E Az '-
in good order, having been lately rt.a.f..
Toe entire premises are admirably ara,.ysa.
the comfortable accommodation ~ a /, .r.. a..
With some slight alteration, 'E" Tar Hs.~" +.
On Adams streets could be convert.l ..ss... =,
small tenem"nt,.
With the house will b. sold 4 frar' - f-,..4-
feet on Marshall street, running utcA Ole H.,...
and sixty-scven feet To an ally.
After which, will be sold tilr tw" laa1sst.lL.->
living 10 the east Of the dwelling. eaea Il, r..
ono Hundred and six;y.soreu leel Co. .r all, y
Possession will be given III !~w 49,, ..ef ...
sale. >,.r.,,- .
" y Aat .#fuaa.
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No 4Fifteenth street, between Main $40.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR Sion,
~ on THURSDAY, iath instant. eamn.,lNE
AZ 10 o'clock large invoice 81 ,p ,"."ish ~
"iHhs' k,9ITHs' &c consisting in par, i "'H''
SUGARS,
COFFEgs,
FLOUR,
HERRlSGs.
CHEESE
MOLAssEs,
VINEGAR,
SOAPS
C30EIXG and WASHING SOD.
MUSTARD.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
BROOMS,
BUCKETS, g..
ALSO,
WHISTLES,
BRANDIE> and WINES
TERMS oP BALE For all sum. uUd.r srs e.
dred dollars, cash over one HUNDRED a IN
credit Of thirty days for approved rafrr '..s@f',
~ ~ ). JONES, ia, ( CO, Aurtfrr,
BY Orubbs < Williams. Arc;y.ssa..
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NEW FRAME HOUSE. ON THE
~ CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
CHESTET'T ALLEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
viii be- sold At auction, on the promises, on FRI
DAY, the 18th July, at O'Clock, L. NJ, the sInal
NEW DWELLING located as above described. II
contains four rooms. TIL" lot fronts twenty two
feet and runs back seventy feet
TrKy-: Oun-third cash balance al four and
81 Sll. months, with interest
10 AuCtlOn"ers.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

I OST SCRIP.-Notice is hereby given
IL that application will b. made for the renewal
al a certificate for share OF stock s;amdng -
the name Of John Curri". Jr.. In tn" RICHMOND
AND LIVERPOOL PACKET COMPANY, which
was destroyed by the Ore 81 the ID APRIL 1850.
FANNIE CUkRlE, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Ii. Ln.Tl ~
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corner q First aud MarshaII strecs,
~ Its or ut the school. room.
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M DENTAL yOrICE.-NITRoUs OXIDE

iy lu-3ts Mossingford, Charlotte county, Va.
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-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

" application will BE- made Tor til" renewal al 4
lost G. CERTIFICATE for TWO SHARES OF STOCK,
standing in our name, III the Richmond and Liver
pool Packet Company .,,,,.,.-,.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

last are cute rascals, and often are II
great nuisance both to the gardener
and housekecpor, We found thus
kerosene preventative in the news.
papers, and as far Us we have tried
Il does well within doors, 1t cor.
tainly is worth the trial ofhorticul-
turists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

Col. V. BRYAN died at Liberty
last Monday. He was one of the
oldest and most esteemed citizens
Of the county, and man of many
fine traits Of character. From the
Gazette we learn that he was born
at Brashear City, La, January goth,
1918. He emigrated to Texas be-
fore the Texas revolution, and bore
his part in the early struggles Of
the State. He was twice elected to
the State Legislature. He served
in the Confederate army as Lit. Col
onel of the 9Th Texas Regiment,
and was in most Of the great bat
ties in Virginia, from the seven days
fight in front of Richmond to
Gettysburg, where he was severely
wounded, rs he had been several
times before. Recovering partially
from his wounds he rejoined his
regiment in Northern Georgia, it
having been sent thither in Long
streets corps to reinforce Bragg
prior to the battle OF Chickamauga.
He was afterwards with Longstreet
in his attack upon Knoxville, and
under that corps commander rejoin-
cd the army of Virginia in time to
take part in the desperate and stub
born battles of the Wilderness, He
returned from his four years perils
and sufferings, cheerfully acquiesc-
ing in the results of the conflict,
and anxious to assist in the restora-
ton of peace and order He was
member of the State Convention to
remodel the Constitution. Quiet,
modest, and moderate in his demea-
nor, his sterling good sense, frank
ness, and goodness Of heart, render
ed him perhaps the most popular
and influential man in his county.
Gal. Cirilidn.