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HEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS or
IL THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM ~ TIE PROGRESS OF THE
PRESENT CENTURY.
DR. L L GDnuWlN,S EITEnpHlC.
sCRofULA, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND

>.
The most nnmanageable diseases which sIict the
human race made TO yield satisfactorily and per-
mancntly to the method and means, an exposition
ment of facts in pamphlet form, which | have
thought for some time worthy TO be noted by tho
The ftle Of thi. shor. treatise is " The Special
Treatment Of syphilis, Chronic Rhennatism, and
sercfu!a, by pr. E. J. Goodwin. Of the Washing.
j hereby most respectfully and honestly solicit a
careful nSss Of ths PSmnhlst by the slss OF s sn
the a,rnenuci,yo il, Intelligent and professional
endorsement. The Vegetable Eutrophic, which
figures a. the most prominent feature IN the pam.
phlet constitutes, In the Judgment ot DISCRIMINATING
physicians and other. distinguished Tor intsiii'
ian important addition Ia the remedies now
known the most efficient in the treatment OF these
diseases.
| My success in managing these diseases, now con.
coded to excel any attending the genera! piahs ol
upon the theory which devised upon early patho-
! logical views taken OF these maiadtss. The Po-
tency OF It's efficacy makes II emlnen,,y de.eivi,hs
Of medical record and would most conscien,i'
ously claim ut the hand, Of honorable and intsli-
gent physicians a fair and impartial trial oil us
therapeutica value applied by ms III the control
of these diseases.
cam on short notice, Furnish physicians located
In towns and cities from my to one hundred bottles
OF the Eutrophc at cost Of three dollars per bot
tie. containing thirty ounces.
The long -e,ta blshed mineral resources OF the
Washington Springs, formerly known ~ Le:ehs'
saordins the PEI, gnsliie, OF sa.PIa, h
and valuable collection OF medicinal water, known
10 the mountains Of Virginia, cannot be otherwise
than attractive to il valids Of both sexes suffering
from debilities, diseases Of the urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, Diseases OF the
liver and digestive functions, and all affections
beneh fitted by reaxatiqp from domestic habits and
pursuits, accompanied by few weeks, solourn at
such healthful retreat as that OF the Washington
Springs .
! Persons visiting the Springs for their mineral
| advantages will be- charged two dollars per day
| and twelve dollars per week board.
! and treatment will be charged i've dollars per
week, at specie rates, for board.
| Passengers reach Tia. Springs by the Virginia
and Tennessee. Railroad, stopping at Glade Spring
depot, Washington county.
| 80 charge for medical services unloss satisiac'
ton II given. .
The afflicted may visit MS with the assurance that
their sojourn shall be succeeded by happy return
| 10 lice, nee hars 10 ased AMI rouli not hamtag
III. suffering. L, J, ooop"iA.
The VEGETABLE EuTROPHIC and the PAMPH.
LET can be obtained Of J. b. WOOD, Druggist,
| northeast corner OF Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond, agent for tins city and from druggists
! generally In all parts VI Virginia.
NH 9-i&sw2tAw6m
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EVENING DISPATCHES.


WASHINGTON, July 12.-SESATE.-Thc
Tariff bill came from the House, and Mr..
Grimes movedto postpone its consideration
until December. After debate, the mo-
ton was agreed to-yeas, %; nays, II.
The Niagara Ship-Canal bill was up, but
not disposed of.
HousE.-A motion to appoint commit
tee to investigate why the minority report
of the Reconstruction Committee was not
published with the evidence taken by the
majority report of the same committee was
laid on the table by a decided vote.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IA letter from
Juarez confirms the statement that the
Liberal Government will be rcGstablished
at Chihuahua. No French forces are nearer
than Durango. Tampico is still closely
besiegcd by the Liberals. Ramercz, the
late Imperial commander at Chihuahua,
was captured and shot. The Imperial Go
vernment on the lst instant sent 100000
to England to pay the dividend on the Eng
lish debt.
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The Cholera Reported I'm PhiladcI.
mia.

PHILADELPHIA, July ll.-Some excite
ment here to-day by the report that the
cholera had broken out on board the trigate
Chattanooga, at our maynard.
The report is probably much exaggera-
ted, but the truth seems to be that five
men on that ship had died of cholera NOR
bus within few days. 1t is supposed that
the cause of the disease was eating new
potatoes.
No information can be obtained from the
officials at the yard.
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THE TENNESSEE CoNsERvATIvEs.-Af few
miserable Radicals from Tennessee have
signed the call for an Underwood Conven-
ton. The others recommend the Phila-
delphia Conservative Convention to the
people of Tennessee, saying:
"You are now gravely called upon by
the majority in Congress and his EXcellen-
CIV the Governor to sanction an amendment
TO the Federal Constitution which, if rati-
fled by the States, will deprive you of your
recognized political power, and lessen the
number of your representatives in the
National Legislature, unless you shall, at
their bidding, clothe the negro with the
right of suffrage.
"This we are unwilling to do under any
circumstances.
1--WE are well assured that you will not
sustain party which would thus attempt
further to humiliate our noble State, and
endeavor to throw cloud over the patriot.
ism of Andrew Johnson, and that you will
frown upon men who will subvert the Con-
stitution of our fathers for mere partisan
purposes, and that you will cheertully
cooperate in movement whose only OBJ
ject is the preservation of the rights, the
dignity, the equality, and the union of the
States.
Every respectfully,
"DAvID T. PATTERSON,
civilian b. CAMPBELL,
an. G. TAYLOR,
"JoHS w. LEFTwIcH,
"DoRsEY B. THOMAS,
"EDMUND COOPER"
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A Rlnly Recovered.

ANNAPOLIS, July 1.-THE body Of Rev.
Father Gerdermann, one of the priests
who were drowned on the night of the 10th
instant, was found this P. NJ. He was from
Cumberland, Nd. The students were John
Kenney, of Rochester, n. Y, and John
Runge. of Pittsburg, Pa. Every effort is
being made to find their bodies.
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Fraud in Stocks.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-lt is alleged
there is fraudulent issue of stock of the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany to the amount Of three hundred
thousand dollars. 1t was used in connec-
ton with the defunct Merchants National
Bank, and one New York firm advanced
one hundred thousand dollars on said
ctocks
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The Radical Congressional Caucus.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Republican
members of Congress held q caucus to-
night and appointed committee to report
hereafter as to the necessities of the pub
lie business and proper time for adjourn
ment. Their own party interests we're
also under consideration, but as they i'm
posed the injunction of secrecy on the
members, the proceedings are not fully di-
yulged.
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Arrest and BailinE or Head.Centre
SfeDhenS.

BosroN, July Thames Stephens was
arrested this morning on the suit of p. A.
Sinnott, who claims four thousand dollars
for lectures and his expenses to Campo
Bcllo, about the time of the first Fcnian
farce. Stephens gave bail in seven thou
sand dollars to answer.
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REPORT or THE TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, July IL. .
Our receipts and breaks continue much
larger than had been anticipated, the i'm
preston being that nearly all Of the old
stock would be exhausted BY the last Of
July still prices continue firm, and as the
season advances We look for further
advance, particularly on good tobaccos,
though it is impossible to form correct
judgment at present, rs we cannot, with
any certainty, estimate the growing crop;
but from the best information We can OBJ
tain we do not think it will be under
10000 nor over $4,000 hogsheads in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina and we are en-
tircly at loss to know what effect the war
in Europe will have upon tobacco. Below
We give the transactions.
Nincty-three hogshcads, tierccs, and
boxes opened; sixty-seven offered; bids re-
jected on eight fifty-nine sold as follows:
10 hogshcads low to common Tugs from
So to $3.50; hogsheads good shipping
Jugs, at 81, at 1926, at 1915; & hogs
heads common working and shipping leaf
from $40 to sl2.75; II hogsheads good
working and shipping leaf from GA to Sl9 !;
Is hogsheads good to fine manufacturing
from $50 to $50; hogshead extra fine
manufacturing at $3.50; boxes good to
fine manufacturing, 2 at s25, at $3.50,
l at S2S; boxes common fancy wrappers,
at $3.50, at $3.50; 2 tierces good ma
nufacturng, at s2l.50, at $685. terces
good to fine fancy wrapper, at So, at
al51, at 1854, at al62.
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No InsurrectiOn In Cuba.

New YORK, July 1l.-Adviccs per
steamer Columbia, from Havana 7th in
slant, state that the reported insurrection
is entirely destitute of truth. One hun
dred and fifty Spaniards expelled from
Chill had arrived in Cuba.
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soAp.-Common, es173e.; best wsshi
ise., toilet, 7sc., and fancy prices.
BoDA.-saI., sefsic.; 81. carbonate, ioslIie.
SPIRITS TrRPgSTISE.-$l.os4Sip.
sHor.-s7. 7s5ts p bag Of 2; De.
sraAK.-Brown. i2i4lic.; extra &C" and "B',
i'9isic. crushed and pulvsri1ed, ls9sic.; cut
Loaf 9c. maple, l2Ac
SALT.-Liverp0ol, ~. aoIi a. 50 n sack: for Gns
ground alum, t?.lsas22;.
TAK.-ss.25 y barrel.
TEs.-B!ack. 7;c dslis-ths ls.,a prime ar,i-
Gle imperial, si.7Ssts7. gunpouder 81 7jais7 rs.
vISEGAR.-Cider, Soc; manufactured, soc
WISs.-Por, common. 2.soa3s.
WHIsKr.-Common, s2Gs?.2s; pure Rye, - 50
Islso Pine brands higher.
wooL.-Unwashed, a2G3sc. washed, soastc. In
s00" 's"AA' CATTLE MARKET.
TIL. supply Of CATTLE Is at present equal to tho
demand, but the quality Is not good wesuots
BEEF at asas7, gross.
Mrrrox i, In demand at sass, gross.
VEAL. per head, s71sio
BExp retsils in market at lfi9.oc. Mrrros a,
Ric.
NEW YORK MARKETS., THURSDAY NOON.
New YORK, July l2.~-Cotton quiet and
frm-sales $50 bales, ranging from $3.50
3sc. for middling. The Persia's mails
leave this afternoon. The letters are en-
couraging. The actual stock of cotton at
Liverpool is 10000 bales less than the esti-
mate, of which 10000 are American. The
total stock is 95s,0O0 bales, of which 424,-
600 are American. Gold, IJOlx. Sterling
9lls.
New YORK, July l2-P. Motion firm
and unchanged; sales 1900 bales. Flou
dull and unchanged; sales $500 barrels.
No. wheat firm; other grades declining.
Pork firm. Lard dull. Whisky dull. Su-
gar steady. Coffee quiet. Turpcntine, -
@71c. Rum, 1892 s9ss.j0.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New YORK, July l2.-Five-twenties,
coupons, 1862, Sl01; tiye-twenties, 1865,
slO5ll Is; skies of 1881, slO9ls,; ten-forties,
s99; Treasury notes, 500; Gold, 1924.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, WEDNESDAY.
New ORLEANS, July ll.-Cotton irrcgu-
lar-low middlings, 30G32c. Sterling, leg.
New York Exchange, /. premium.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, July I2.-Cotton irregu-
lar; sales 500 bales low middlings at 800
&c. Sterling, l63. Gold, $50.
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Terrible Fire i'm Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-Briggs's print
and dye works-fve buildings, and the
Trenton Railroad bridge over Frankford
creek, all in the Twenty third ward-were
consumed by fire this afternoon. Loss,
$500. 600.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS.-Thish high
ID ly improved and beautiful Watering Place
will be opened for the reception of visitors on the
18th instant. Ii is situated In Bath county, Va. At
the eastern base Of the Warm Spring Mountain.
on the main road leading from iilboro' depot, on
the Virginia Central railroad, To the Warm, hot,
and Healing Springs.
II is ten miles from Millboro' depot. Ave from
the Warm, ten from the Hot and thirteen from the
iealing Springs.
Every effort viii be made by tho proprietor to
promote the HEALTH AND COMFORT OF his
guests. A daily LINE OF STAGE COACHES 10
now on the road from the depot Ia the watering
places above mentioned.
RATES or BOARD:
by the week 10 VI
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Resignation Of the POstmaster.Gene.
raj.

WASHINGTON, July l2.--Secretary Den
nison has resigned. He writes to the Pre-
sident that the call of the Philadelphia
Convention is antagonistic to the policy of
the party that nominated and elected Mr..
Lincoln, and of the convention over which
he presided. He therefore withdraws from
the Cabinet. Rumors are credited of other
designations to follow.
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THE PEOPLE MovING.-Calls for public
meetings, for the purpose OF securing re-
presentation in the Philadelphia GonVeh-
ton, have been issued in Mecklenburg'
Rowan, Iredell, and Arson counties, n. u
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Election OF two Republican .senators
In Nebraska.

OMAHA, July 1.-the Nebraska Legis-
lature, in joint session to-day, elected
Major General NJ. Thayer and F. W. Tip
ton, Republicans, as United States Sena-
tors.
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New YORK, July 12.-Three cases Of
cholera have been reported within the last
twenty -four hours, but none fatal. Also,
three in Brooklyn-two fatal.
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RumOred Resignation Of Messrs. Har'
Ian and Speed.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-It is rumorcd
that Mr.. Speed, the Attorney General, has
rendered his resignation, and that Secre-
tary Harlan will do the same.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP. firm Of LEE COX Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
A. B. LEE wiz settle up the business OF tho
concern. LIB = WA
Richmond, July IL, 1865.
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The counsel of Jefferson Davis have
finally abandoned all application for his
release on parole. The prisoner does not
complain of his treatment. SO we are IN
formed by Greeley's Tribune.
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ALLIANCE.
From ne same journal.

A correspondent writing yesterday from
Paris saws: 81 am able to state on very
good authority that negotiations are now
going on with great secrecy between France
and Austria with the object of producing
rapprocheme,t between the governments
that may lead to definite understanding,
and eventually to an alliance between
them. The channel by which the negotla-
tions are conducted is kept strictly secret.
Even Prince Metteruich seems to be per-
sonally inactive in this matter; he has been
left out as 'peu habile ct peu serieuX.' !"
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The Mozart Hall Democracy Endorse

sB-- So .. ss->R,s. ft~------'
New YORK, July l2.-The Mozart Hall
Democracy endorse the Philadelphia Con-
vention, and will send delegates.
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Dissolution of the Characterization,
Harlan, and Speed 10 Retire.

WAsHINGTON, July ll.-Rumors are cur
rent of the dissolution of the Cabinet. It's
positively stated that Postmaster General
Dennison rendered his resignation to-day,
and that this will be followed by similar
action by Secretaries Stanton and Harlan,
and Attorney General Speed. Nothing
official is known.
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Burglary and Larceny-Seventec n
ThOusantl Dollars Stolen.

BosroS, July 1.-THE Office of G. H..
Gooding, broker, was entered by bur-
glars last night and robbed of seventeen
thousand dollars, mostly gold.
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Fire I'm Utica. New York.

UTICA, July Ia fire to-day destroyed
tobacco factory, clothing establishment,
cabinet warerooms, and other buildings.
Loss, 100000.
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Apprchensions are entertained regarding
the hay crop in Pennsylvania. Farmers
are engaging their crops at sixteen dollars
per ton.
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Louisiana Delegates to the Philadel-
Dhia johnson Convention.

New ORLEANS, July lin pursuance
Of call for convention TO meet in Phlla-
dclphia, the Democratic State Executive
Committee met here last evening. Sink
ing their party organization, and inviting
ali the friends of President Johnson to CO.
operate with them, they selected the fol-
lowing delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
vention:
For tie State at La,ye.-Randall Hunt,
John Ray, John +. King, Richard Taylor,
\. Voorhees,, George Williamson, Judge
4. Il. Egar, and d. S. Cage.
FIRST Congressional District.-Gcorgc
Carr, Charles Gayarrcr, W. c. c. Car
borne, Judge +. A. Bell, S. X. Proctor, and
J. VI. Lapcync.
Second Disttict.-J. A. D. Paherre, Alex
Walker, Samuel Smith, +. J. Herrion, ii.
NJ. Spafiord, and W. ii. c. King.
YIid Di$hict.-D. +. Kinder, S. Bartle,
Alfred Hcnncr, Jr., j. o. Fuqua, }. Q. A.
Fellows.
Fourth Dislict.-H. \. Morse, J. c.
Manning, DR.. A. Superior, Julian Oliver,
and A. Deblausc.
Fifth District.-J. L. Lewis, William F.
Parham, S. Garrett, l.. NJ. Mutt, j. b.
Elana, and A. Moss.
4 meeting is called of the people OF the
whole State to meet in New Orleans OH
the oath instant to ratily the selection OF
the delegates.
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Indictment Of Roberts, the Fenian.
NEW YORK, July l2.-Roberts, the Fe-
man President, was indicted to-day by the
Grand Jury for violation Of the neutrality
laws.
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The Construction Of q Railroad from
Alexandria to be commenced ON the

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The contract
with New York party for constructing a
railroad from Alexandria to Fredericks-
burg has been signed, and the work COM
menccs on the goth.
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Louisiana and Texas will send Strong
Johnson Delegations 10 the Phila-
deIDhia Convention.

New ORLEANS, July l2.-Louisiana will
send strong Johnson delegation to Phila-
delphia. So will Texas.
The weather is exceedingly warm.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND
III MECHANICS roots The subscriber bsgs
TO announce TO his former patrons aud friends ana
tho public generally that he has re.apsd business
where he 10 prepared To supply them with new
s,ocx Of American, ENGLISH, and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS Of every variety, which VIA
ba offered Al the lowest market Tates.
HOE Co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS.
GUN BELTlN0, PACkiN6s and HOSE ana
for ,ale =, ma nufscturvH' prices.
THANKFUL TO his many friends fog heir iAsofs IN
~ I,.c,s CHAkLES J. slNTON.
Wv sigu oi the CivuiAT say,
"a smdssw No. its5 Main street.
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BANK of SASASkAh,(
SAVANNAH, Ga, July ., isss. !
4 SSIGNEES' NOTlCE-The ander..
"A signed having been appointed Assi0shss Of
this Bank for the purpose " sdlasnnx ana naas.
cisim against this corporations win present them,
and ali Bin holder. " TIL. Bank ars required to
rsa.sni the sal.e within six months from this date,
W ,hey viii Lose the priority granted by statute
and those indebted viii make Immediate pAyinsns
~ .~N IA, BRIGHAM,
0s6RaE w. bAvIs.
" lc-lm Assignses,
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1UUE CONCERN OF BELL, SHEP

HERD 4 co. was dissolved BY Limitation on
The l.t dav Of july, Mr. l.. J. BELL wi,hdrawing.
The s,yls Of the concern In future will be A L.
Tn. new concern hav. this day associated with
them Mr.. A. u. TALMAS, formerly with George
w Atkinson and lately Of Talnan * Harris,
who will give strict personal attention 10 the sails
Of TOBACCO. WHEAT, ae.. and who respectfully
solicts eonsi gnments OF all country produces HoLa
the friends and patrons Of the two late concerns.
A. l.. SHEPHERD Co,
corner Of Eleventh aud Canal streets.
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GARRETT WILLIAMS g. co. offer,
" to close consi gnments,
500 pounds No VIRGINIA BACON,
20 barrels SUPERIOR VIRGINIA FAMILY
FLOUR,
1900 bushels WHITE CORN.
Constantly for sale all the favorte brands OF
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO.
Special attention given TO the sale OF
LEAF TOBACCO, WHEAT, &c.
~ 7-lw
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1'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
l. existing between BROADDUS s TALIAfERAO
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business carried en- by the above frm Will
be continued by me. STAIRS, HASD.RAlLls6s,
&c, fabric sted AZ short notice All orders isit II
my shop, on franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Az sa-ts N W. BROkDpUS.
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VIIOOL.-The highest market prices
w Maid for washed and Unwashsd Wool BY
W paw " CHARLES HOWARD,
corner Cary and Fifteenth streets,
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
M WATER STREET,

BELOW 1uE YORK RIVER p2P0T..
Having secured the services OF MI Wih VIII
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
and will manufacture To order PLOW IAsnsSs,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, AsDihoss'
&c, &c. ron IVORY Nit.
will ne exseuted In tho best manner aud at tho
shortest notice. IJs i--sml - :. - -..e.
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Gold buying at l49, selling at ljl.

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET, JULY IL.
Virginia registered bonds, new, 3Sli, ;
old, 40. In demand at these rates.
Virginia coupon bonds, Gan advance
of 80.
North Carolina bonds, S3GS4.
Richmond City bonds, 1880.
Lynchburg City bonds, IS.
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad bonds,
60662.
Virginia Central Railroad bonds, 63a64.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad bonds,
50G55.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad bonds,
50G55.
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ELOUR! FLOUR!!
JIG SO barrels FAMILY,
$50 barrels EXTRA, fair TO choice;
- 'S0 oarreis Sor STOKES l. co.
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Certificates Of the various articles are first put
into envelops, sealed up and mixed; and when
ordered are taken out without regard to choice,
and sent by mail, thus giving all q fair chance. On
receipt Of the certificate. you will see what you are
to have and then it is ct your option to send the
Dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers
may thus obtain G Cold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
any set Of Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR.
Send 25 Cents for Certificate
In all transactions by mail, We will charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying the postage and
doing the business, rs Cents each, which must be
enclosed when the certificate is sent. Five certih-
Gates will be sent for 81; Il for 81; 80 for SIS; 100
for SIS.
AGENTS-We want Agents in every Regiment,
and in every town and county in the country, and
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every ceotihcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts to One Dollar. Agents will
collect % cents for every certificate, and remit Is
cents to Us, either in cash or Postage stamps.
BRYAN BROS. q CO.
nov2:2e4-eod IS Liberty-st., New York City.