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The President and Ofticeholders.


In his answer to the New Hampshire
delegation the President spoke very
plainly to ofiiceholders. He told the dele
CATION that the power and offices of the TO-
vcrnment would be given only to those who
support the Government and the wise dc.
claration of principles set forth by the
great Convention just adjourned. This
will produce howl amongst the Radicals.
President JOHNSON has only very boldly
announced principle which has been car
ricd ont by every Administration since
1850. While the Radicals will make a
great complaint about the interference
with the liberty of opinion and the making
of the patronage of the Government bear
directly upon the elections, they them
selves are eminently members of the great
band of party robbers whose motto is,
"To the victors belong the spoils." So
great is their devotion to this reward of
party service that, for fear the President
would deprive them of it, they have been
scheming eight months to deprive him OF
all control over the offices of the country,
They failed in their designs thus to in
fringe upon the privileges Of the Execu-
tive Department, and the President iS
about to use his authority in very salu-
tary manner. .ta. .''~....
If ever there was time when proscrip.
tion for opinion was iustfiable, it is now
The Radical party has made war not only
upon the Executive Department, but upon
the Constitution. They threaten the dc.
struction of the form of government under
which we live, and to convert 1t into the
most odious and oppressive of despotisms
The President is struggling to save the
Government and restore the Constitution,
and in such q lifc-and-death contest he
cannot successfully defend himself and
the nation while the Offices under him are
filed with traitors and rebels against the
Constitution. The guillotine for the decapi-
tation of official heads never was brought
into use so justifably.
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The LEVY on TIE CITIZENS OF FRANK
rORT.-The harsh and greedy demand of
the Prussian Government upon the city of
Frankfort has been universally con-
demned. The American residents of that
city have claimed and obtained protection
of the American Consul there.
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WILLIAM KERR, of Marion county, West
Virginia, a man aged sixty-four, who cast
his fortunes with the southern people in
the late war, and is favorably known in
Rockbridge and Highland counties, died
recently at his residence, in Marion county,
to which he returned in 1865 after an alb
sence of four years.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 3lst Of July, 1866, near Prarieville, Pike
county, Missouri, Mrs. HENRIETTA KEARNS,
aged seventy eight years and two months. ..H.
I'm New York, on the nth instant, at half past s
o'clock, ut Bellevue Hospital, in the sixty sixth
year OF his age, BENJAMIN HUNT, formerly Of
Virginia He died of dysentery.
IL may be a consolation TO his numerous friends
In Virginia to learn that he had true and faithful
friend by his side in his last moments who admin.
i.tered every comfort and solace that could be
made available. A. Z. &.
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ne WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

0REEyBRIER COUNTY.
We have Just received supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER IS WORLD.
WIDE.
So we'll known are its valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE.
RANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER
that Il Is deemed unnecessary to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment of transporting the water was
fully made years ago. "a,
1T CAN De HAD HERESAS PERFECT, AS To
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN F. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case of two dozen quart bottles, sl2 80
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the Virg ala SprHgs Watei!
An 2U--tlstOct
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by Harrison, Goblin = Appcpon.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate AGENT

HANDSOME FRAME TENEMENT
IL ~ SIDNEY, OK CUMBERLAND. BkTWPg\
CHERRY AND CCLrEgT STREETS. Foa sAIR
AT ArCrioN:.will be sold a. auction. 90 ,ns
premises, on WEDNESDAY, ga Of August. 10 ~,
o'clock, I. NJ. the very neat and CuHyrnf.r..v
arranged RESIDENCE located a. aboy.. rrV Nh
tho occupancy Of Mr. K. l.. Johnson II rutI,.,.
hve rooms, with rar and front r"Ttcos, and th.
u,ual out houses, and Ia perfect repair aud newly
painted
TERMS: 0ue.third cash balance A four an 4
elk lat months for negotiable notes, interest t,r
secured 10y u trust decd.
aul7 HARRISON, GoDply ( hPPEE,oy
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BY Harrison, Godiin 4 Aper.oa.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real l.stA,r Agrt.ts

T ARGE AND BEAUTlrTLLY-LO.
IL GATED RESIDENCE, oN CHrKCH NIL. At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER ~ Hkk,E AM
TWENTY SECOND STREETS, FuR SALE Ar
AuCTIoN.-At In" request oi Major Y \ wilkins.
August, 1860. at 5 O'Clock, =. ~, on the promise.
that large aud beautiful REsipENCk I"cat.i ~.
above. now IN the occupancy II Nj William
Cuuliug II il three stories high, containing a. ~
eighteen room. and commands lovely view n.
the city OF Richmond aud ol The surruuni,.
country for many miles. Tho premises contain
half an acre, and Ar" I'm good order For 4 board.
ing school or for large family til. lroI"r,y lrs
SCENTS great attractions, Possession given l,'u,.
tuhsr next.
TERMS Very liberal, and made known a. To-
hour Of sale.
HARRISON. GODDIN 4 APPERSoS
AuctiUaa.s
p S.-Shorli the property not be holi. il 'i hs
rented out to the highest bidder for one year ff.m
1T october next, payable quarterly In advance
l.-aoltiI
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application will be made to the Auditor of the
State OF Virginia for renewal Of the following
CERTIFICATES OF DEBT, viz: No. 277 for two
hundred and seyenty-seveu dollars, standing In
the maine OF 4. G. Glenn, Commissioner, &c, and
issued under act of 25th OF March, 1912. No.
ill7 for four hundred dollars standing in the name
OF Joseph r. Priddy, Commissioner, &c, and Is.
sued under act of 22d March, 1850 said certificates
having been destroyed by fire at the time OF the
evHcu ation of Richmsnd. )es-hwSm
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nETHEATTENTION OF PARTIES

VI L II l. n L T. n L u n VI FAMILIES
visiting New York and merch4nls going on 10
purchase fall stocks Ii called to the fact that. bV
the ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
PANY'S magnificent side.wheel steamers HAT !
TERAS and ALBEMARLE, cabin passage, In
Guiding meals and state rooms. has been reduced
to seven dollars and a half Tickets to New York
and return, fifteen dollars. Storage passage tour
dollars.
Freight carried lower than by any other line on
ann,ication to SAMUEL AYRES SEQ,
2o-l 1920 Cary street.
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By George V. Case, Aucttouocr

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Is
| TATE ~ TIE CITY or RlCHNDND.-A.
trustees in a certain decd 81 trust .X"eul.i ~
+ Thompson and wife, dated the" th day 81 Zebra
ary, l,G5' 10 secure 10 s. swartl, q. q. Atb,r.,L
and NJ. 4. Tyudall, c.rtain suin OF money therein
named. we VIII proceed /" s"Ii ~ pubic auoIwn.
on the premises, on tn. ?i'h day oi the fussn.
month (August, To the highrst bidder, thu full#s-
iug rraperty TO wit one HOUSE and Lot lE TIE
city ii Richmond, In MARSHALL plan, On the ere,
street between Baker and pGval -lft"ts, And a..
formerly the property Of Nancy liu"roT, rt,eI
The terms Of The deed require each. hu arrange
meuts may 10 made on III. day 81 .tir i"r a l't.
ton ur the purchase money 10 b. PAID "a nAsA a'i
TIA. balance uu time la suit th" purchaser.
WILLIAM T.. WADE, tTr,.t...
GEORGE W. CAkfEk,l
GEuEIE Y. CASE, AnCtiuurrr. an lid,
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i AND LOT IN DAENlLLE. "a BY ,.r... -,
deed Of trust Of the rangllir Ma,.ar,....
Company, dated the gth DAY - Nay .aa. 49,. 8
designed trustee viii sell y! pubic an,, I'm :. ",
h, CHEST bidder, on SATURDAY tie .,,a Ia, w.,
September next, a. o'clock, J.. VI on u.
misses the house and lot on Canal street b..r.s
adjoining the dwelling 10 DR. D. Il laphag ,,.,..
ING on canal street six poles and iwtivr HaK, ,
running back Ia Upper street. with the s.uia .r o.
on latter street, containing one acre. u.or~ -
The improvements are 4 two. story fran. 4us 4.
house. with a kitchen, meat house. 81
\ credit for part az the purchase money vi. b..
SLOWED II desired. Further terms AT ,als
HARRISON ROBERTSuS
an ?D--lm Ttr.t'
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The New York HerGld calls the Conven.
ton to meet in Philadelphia on the Sd Of
September "The Mean White Conven-
tion."
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FoiSTr y quoting from the southern pa.
pers extracts calculated to prove that the
people Of the "rehel" Ststas repndists
ths astieS u The PhIlsdslphls Convention.
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No 81 Twelfth street, between MAN and Franklin.
Y DENCE, on vENARLE, BETWEEN EIGH-
TENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold At auction, on
tho premises, on MONDAY NEXT, 20th day of An
gust, 1888. at o'clock Il. ~, tho PRIVATE RESI-
DESCE located above. IL contains six rooms.
The lot fronts on" hundred and four feet on Sena-
bile street and runs back one hundred and sixty
five beet.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash, balance at TX. twelve,
and cight"sn months for negotiable notes bearing
interest. Title re,.tiued.
CLOPTOy & MILLER,
Real Es,a;. Agents and Auct 'one"rS,
No. 81 Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin.
i--tI
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE r..


Tvs Main street.
AYE AZ vs AND ATTRACTIVE SAIL
~ " FRESH DRY GOODS Avn 20, rI, ],
shohs AT AUCTlhS.--pn WIN $50 hs0
Instant, commencing ~ II l'cIeck o. w -
on, .ne,l9n looms variety 81 FagsH AYnis"
SON ABLE DkI GOODS, nov ,ecri-to,' naD IA
FALL sIT LES MADDRR PkiSTss' ""'hph1's
81, Is, and 81 BLsACHED C,TTfo.S
WHITE and lOLORED Corset IE...
DOMESTIC PLAIDs,
GiSGHAhS,
RED and WHITE wool PL.SSyIS
PRINTED FLASSELS,
LINEN CANVAS,
TfcEfyGs,
PhlATED Innings,
BLACK, tpLORED, aud FANCY S.TIyEr.
bLALk and FAatI CASslaEaEs
BLACK and FANCY ALPACAS,
HnDp sklRIs. IL great yAGteiy
FRENCH c0RsETT,
TOWELIyGs,
HASDRERCHiErs >''i"'
BLACK and coLoRED CAMBgICs.
OsSABCRGs,
BgOwN saIRTIyGS and sHErTIyG-
FINE BROWN C0TTOSS,
NEEDLES,
POCKET. KNIVES, Sc. &c
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EXECUTOR'S SALE or LARGE
II AND VERY VALUABLE EEN!DEItk VIII
AN ACRE UP LAsD ATTACHED. ~ lllk
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY
>ENLNTH AND TwhSTl hlCHTh slEtEl>.
CHURCH iIILI.--At III" r~Jutst 81 10" p'.'"na'
representatives of the late N. k"b"H h. LYn.. 2s
shall cell at auction, ON til" pr"ni.-rs. "a TUE
DAY, the 2lst of August, lNC5, A. n.ciucs. + N .,
the large aud well .built TEN EMESf Io,atea 1"
above, now occupied by Captain !. 4. Gurus. con-
tanning eleven rooms besides closets. II 8. Aini-
rably adapted for female college. TIL" d" nas
front OF two hundred and sky -tuur in.' ami
depth of one hundred and hfiy-tv. irci (" , vide
alley. There In "A we'll al water In the yard, ati
the dwelling is shaded by handsome trr ~"
property will ice sold as a whole, or divided 't'"
lots according plat and survey Ia be ss,n At ac
hour II sale. The dwelling j. In good repair, ah.
tn. whole premises well enclosed.
Taking into consideration that ths prop ~ =
exempt from city taxes ibcng lnst "n' Of toe tt'
limits ana that i'll 20 well adapted % taE,
family or female college. IL j. seldom that SUD"
property IL offered on the market. wan i"w im.
provemcnts IL could ba made one OF the ."Tes5r''
residences in that part Of the city.
TEaas Made known al the hour - tale
HARRISON, GUDDlS & APPhk>os,
auI Auc,ioDrer,
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BY Grubbs Williams, Aucuonecrs,
Nnrth west corner of Main aud ELeyenlh rtree,s

beautiful SUBJ RBAN FARM
ID uF SIX ACRES. IN BOWLING GREEN, FUa
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell At auction. On
the promises, on THURSDAY, the sd August It
9 O'Clock. l. NJ, the beautiful SUBURBAN fAhA
located a. above described, recently occupied ty
Captain William Burton, containing SIX ACRES
very productive land, well suited for \ market
garden or for fruit culture. Tia" Improvements are
a framed dwelling with rooms, besides dining
room and store room In tie basement, bEtA
kitchen with rooms, large brick barn and stable
mad other out. houses, all ri brick. The situation
T. beautiful oreri"oks ID" city, aud wiihln hast
a mile of the chrpOIat" limit, TIA" bulldlnss ned
painting aud some other repairs. Ths i su,,,F.
tibla 81 being made very rra,ty place, situated
~ Il l. about tho centre 81 III" lot, aud surrounded
with beautiful shade trees ana sLrubbrty.
TERAs Due-q quarter cash the balance at, y,
aud - months, with Interest.
anil GRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Au,tinhr,r,
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WANTS.


EETS WANTED FOR THE
n SOUTH ERN HISTORY OF THE WAR, by 3.
A. POLLARD (lats Editor Richmond Erdminerl.
COMPLETE IN ONE VERY LARGE VOLUME OF
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHT PAGES.
srLEyDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WITH TWENTY FlsE s'hhL
PORTRAITS OF GENERALS AND CIVILIANS.
Beginning with the causes leading to u wal, tns
author describes carefully and vividiy the Various
brilliant and extraordinary campaigns OF the On
tire conflict. This ID the
STANDARD SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THR WAN,
and has received the most hearty compensation OF
the entire Southern Press, and OF al the Pfom''
nent officers Of the Confederate armies.
II is living and most eloquent record oil nseos NJ
splendid valor and radiant heroisrn. The CHEAf
EST HISTORY PUBLISHED.
RETAIL PRIcE ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
We want an agent In every county. Send Tor
circulars and see our terms. Address
sSAIloAAL r. bh i,rasts pichmond, "a.
au 2o-swlmr
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spCCrAL NOTICES.


sSR. II. MAURY 4 Co., I'll
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
have removed their office to the banking house
recently occupied by the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
hrst house below the
POST OFFICE.
Tau 2o-tsl
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MEETINGS.


DICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY
III BLuES,-Attend regular meeting OF the Com.
pany at the City Hall MON DAY, 10th instant, at
clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF completing the
arrangements for the excursion on the 2sth instant.
Absenees notified that the by laws Will be en-
forced, and all members who have missed three
meetings will be stricken from the roll. BY order
ofC. p. BIGGER, Captain.
gu 2o-lt K. J. MCDOWELL, First Sergeant.
THERE WILL BE A CALLED
L meeting OF SIDNEY COUNCIL, No. 10, on
MONDAY the Goth, at o'clock, =. N.
full and prompt attendance is desired, as bust
ness of Importance will be brought before them
Tor immediate action. "
J.. BY order of the President
J. L. MARSH, Secretary:
SIDNEY, August 1s, 1888. au2o-lt
4 CALLED MEETING OF THE OLD
N DOMINION BASEBALL CLUB will be held
in the basement Of f. b. Spenccs store, corner of
Thirteenth and Main streets, TONIGHT ut half
past o'clock precisely.
Business of importance will come before the
meeting, and members are requested to attend
punctually.
au 20-lt JOHN K. DAVIS, Secretary.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
n THE RICHMOND AND NEWP0RTS NEWS
RAILROAD will be held in the ONCE OF Messrs.
LYONS 4 AUGUST on MONDAY the 10th OF Au-
D'' A' jIMEs IyCNs,) .,
sul6-ts T. II. WYNNE, ....f 81.
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Ng NOW READY,
DAVID RICHARDSON

DAVID RICHARDSON
(wARRocKs EDITIoS)
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLYN
ALMANAC FOR 1867,
containing the usual calendar matter, Govern
ments of Virginia and North Carolina, United
States Stamp act, perfectly accurate and useful I"
all valuable receipts, interesting reading matter
&c, sc.
Wholesale price, FOUR DOLLARS per gross
The trade supplied in any quantity, and business
cards inserted on back free of charge.
Orders will receive prompt attention. Address
JAMES Z. G0ODE,
Main street, opposite Spotswood Hotel,
an 2o-eodst Richmond, Va.
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BY Z. B. Cook, Arctioneer,
Onicc No. e6 Main street.
BY Grubbs & Williams, AuctioneeE,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

NofthWest CORNER OF MaIH and bIeV"htH sITetts.
VERY HANDSOMETTlRE
' BRICK RESI- DENCE AND VACANT LOT, ON
SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH,
FOR SALE AT ACCTlON.-We will sell at agc-
ton. on the premises, on MONDAY, 2oth August,
at o'clock, i. NJ, the handsome BRICK RESI-
pENCE located az above described with the adj
joining lot. The house has seven rooms. and the
the premises. The house Is in nice order having
been recently painted aud repaired The lot has a
front of 80 feet, and will he sold whole or di
vdcd. Tho premises ar. adorned with shade
trees, shruhbcTy, and flowers.
Terms: At sale GRuBBS WILLIAMS,
an Is Auctioneers.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL This institution will reopen OCTOBER in IL
own building on Tenth street. The premises will
be thoroughly renovated, and the whole establis h-
inent refurnished and put INFO complete order,
with arrangements for large number OF boarders.
The faculty will be large and able. Terms mode
rate.
Particulars in circulars and in future advertise
mcnts. CHARLES h. WINSTON, \. M,
AN e-lm President.
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By Cloptor & Miller.
'1''I'N''T'
Auetioneers and Real Estate As"w''
No. q Twelfth street, between Main aud Frank
OATH ALUM SPRINGS.
nAru ALI,M SPRINGS

.#.. TAE BATH ALUM sPRiH"s
are open, and will continue to aes"n.h''' y, a.,
travelling public and . few boardsi' U'''''
MIDDLE OF OCTOBER. All
From the 18th o. August the rate '"i V"''1
be TWELVE DOLLARS yer week ~, n,
The water possesses the sains q""i'"'' IA
Roekbridgo Alum springs, and arc ~ a'' " ~''
the mountains. .pt.tp,uI
Passengers taking the Central train a. hlsna
In the morning will arrive at aiiiboro a'Io -,
o'clock, and a, Bath A!am In time Tor 'ap!S'
same evening. ,,,,., surIag,
The stages for Warm. Hot. aud hsa!'as Sf'''''
lsay, here A, 7 o. clock In the morning.
an 10 -.oalm JOSEPH BAXTER. ftop.lssD-'----
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BY Harrison, Goddin j Apperscn,
BANKERS Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE EAST
ARCH STREETS, AND OLD BRICKS, FOR SAL
AT AUCTION WILL be. sold AT auction, on the
half.past 4 =. M.,rNhLCABLE Lot, located a.
above, fronting tSenty-scv and aQnarter feet,
running back one hundred and thirty feet, aiJpin.
iug th. Vulcan Iron Works Also, about TlllEfi
THOUSAND OLD BRICKS.
TEaHs One taird cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
HARRISON, GOpDIy & APPERSOE,
aul6 Auctionccrs.
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OCkET. KNIVES, Sc. K
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ uo,x,,

- cases BOOTS and SHOES, corrr,.fr., c-.--
variety Ot I1rn :. women. aut chi t, '
au 2O-t PAINE a CO Anon. ''...
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WANTED "A DISABLED CON
w FEDRRATE SOLDIER. competent to teach the
Greek' and Hathematics, desires q situation TO
teach In some private family. Address ITEAsa ai
Err" care Of Colonel John B. Cary, late frineiPai
Of Hampton Academy Ito whom reference u 81 maui
-tOx 3gs Richmond Va. Au CIV
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FOR RENT.

nor rem T.--iIaving leased the
Il building lately occupied by tilc National ~
Express Company, No. 1919, otter the ':.:y
UPPER STOKES ~ the same for rent, and ~
also the rooms w.. now occupy, over Mcssr,. kcl.
logg Y Gibson, No. 1917 Main street.
BAUGiiMAN BROTHERS,
on % I, pappr Warehouse
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EDUCATIONAL.

TRENCH LANGUAGE.-MR. A.
PICOT DE BOIsFEILLET respectfully offers
bis services 10 the Richmond community rs a
teacher OF the FRENCH LANGUAGE. by his
hs will give tho true and perfect pronunciation of
tho LANGUAGE, and impart to the students from
the beginning not only the LANGuAHb orally
but tea ch them 10 write IL grainnaticaliJ accord
ing to tho best grtI1rnarians. .,.o,,
fie will take charge Of schools and give private
lessons Mt his rooms, or at residence aPIy ~,
care Of fRbsCh '"so"hnAD
ls-2tawGwH
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WANTED, a GOOD MILkEk, to e 60
w to West Virginia MAN and his WEE w
Two IRisHMEN and TWO ENGLISsHIMnESS n, to
work on farm. TWO COOKS and HOUSE s 81 Iss.
EMIgRANTS OF any nationality lmporttea a. rsnt
Farm on shares, not far from Richmond. for
further ualtie alsrs address Tie LEVIN ,cpycy
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT An ,nn uai,
Post- Office box Id, Richmond, va;
n Ayg,,,f q TryK Agents. hu GU
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n TURNER'S SELECT CLASH
-. CAL AND BNGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN
STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
The next session OF this school will begin on mon
DAY, the 18th of September next, and END OH 'he
Cd OF JULY, 1887. A., uupurp
For particulars, please address Mr.. TURNER,
an. "a trs sa ,ps.r Main au lT-sts
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL. PLEASANT
i ROOMS 10 ssInall family OF good stand IA
Ing. The rent will be very moderate. f.:3
aus-n I. K. BASS, No. sio Clay street. ~
EOR RENT, the HOUSE recently oc-
II eGpied by ]. u. Winston, on Grsee, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, contain c::;H
Ing seven rooms. ApPlyto
au Its t'F &. ID. EACho.
EOR RENT, tile large w II
JIG HOUSE In Libby RuiiAinss formerly ee-
cupisd by "a SP,sse:sioal given immediately. E::y
viii > large amount % storage secures 70
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

TEN RARRELS FINE HON Ely
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20
by Ciopuun & Miller,

NI'TI''II u
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonscrs,
No. q Twelfth street, between MAN and Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

DOAEDERS WANTED.-The sub
~ scrLur. residing at Eunpass station, on fr ,ns
gtani"".a vii ,aEa n low B0ARDERS, by the
Wook or n.onth, On reasonable terms For par
tiGal4rs, address the subscriber at bumpass post
CliCo, Louisa county, Va. , m puup.ss
~ .s-stN l. 1. bouA 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26
DRNTIATRY!
TO RENE.

1rHE STORE ROOM AT THE CORNER
Il ofMaln and Pioneer Streets, Winter6ausrs
Building. Suitable for Q Clothing storo, M%nineiy MILF
store, or the Grocery business. kens' s0' P'f
month.
Inquire Of the owner, oppsdts ,hs gsn!ss.:
0eA Hi, Nov. u, Noc. 5ss6 % gsn'5Ss"1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED MARKETS OF GOLD
go mn Market. l. 4. Fox, Proprietof.
=. Hh.,I.s Market, Hays 4 Co, Propriteih
Tinioa Market, L. r. Fox. Proprietor.
N,ysda Market, Doushey,
pioneer Market. Z. ehEf. ~I
0Sld Ia, Oct -, lsoA