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Ireland.

Mr.. GLADSTONE has lately announced in
the British House of Commons that the
Government designed more liberal Irish
policy, accommodated to the feelings, into
rests, and wishes of the Irish people. To
inaugurate such policy he has introduced
bills on tenant rights, on the oaths OF Ca
tholic members of Parliament, and for the
relief of Irish educational establishments
from religious disabilities; and he is said
to be willing to place the Established and
the Roman Catholic Churches on an equal
ity, and to provide endowments for the
Catholic clergy.
AT last England grows wise from neces-
sity. She cannot shut her eyes to the
widespread national discomfort and I'M
patience of British control which is burst
ing forth from Irish hearts in every land,
and which has led, in this country, to an
organization Of remarkable extent and
enthusiasm-an organization which would
possibly have resulted in the capture of
Canada were it not for the treaty obliga-
tion of this country, which deprived the
FenianS of base for their operations.
England sees this, and sees that in case of
war this bitter feeling, this bursting impa.
thence OF her authority, would give her
immense trouble--would probably result
in wrestling Canada and Ireland from her
possession.
II is well she sees this Of last. II would
have been infinitely better had she seen it
earlier, and adopted liberal measures for
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A VERY PLEASANT Book. - From the
publishers, MeSsrs. Lippincott & Co., Phil
adelphia, we have received copy Of "1Ee
Emerald": a collection of graphic and
entertaining tales, brilliant poems and
essays, cleaned chiefly from fugitive lite
nature of the nineteenth century. The
selections are admirable, as may be well
imagined, as this work was done by Mr..
Epes Sargent. The work would be a most
pleasant companion on journey, or suited
to cursory reading of leisure moments.
For sale by Bidgood & Riley.
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The INTERNAL REVENUE TAX EILL.-Wc
fear we should confuse our readers by at
tempting to keep them posted in regard to
the numerous changes in the tax bill now
daily being made by Congress. There
fore we have concluded to await the final
passage Of the law, and then publish so
much Of ii a. VIC may deem important.
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The PRESCRIBED C0NFEDERATES.-Thc
New York Ne,rs argues that the new con-
stitutional amendment, even if ratified,
will fail to exclude from office the promi-
ncnt Confederate officers nj whom it is
aimed. The points are these: First. The
operation of the amendment must be pro
spectivc, or else it would conflict with the
spirit of that other provision Of the ConSti-
tuition which torbidS the passage Of rpoSt
tact0 laws. There is something in this
point, but we should not like to rely upon
it. The second, however, is better. 1t is,
that the parties to he prescribed must first
have been convicted of having engaged
in instruction or rebellion" before they
could be excluded from office.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real E.,a,. lya,,,


VERY NEAT AND HANDSOMELY
SEY. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CTYBgPi ~, NJ
BEIWELS CLLyERT AND CHERRY sTpIsrrD,'
FOX SALE AT AtcTIOy.-will be odd a. /. .lS =
yon, on me premises, on SATURDAY AFTgs
sooH, me ~ Jnne, 1889, AT : o'clock, that ts'
tful RESIDENCE located a. above. now !" - i,
occupancy Of Mr.. r. Z. Johnson II contain. sss
rooms, with front aui rear por,lcos. and H.
h h on, b9:ldings; all ~ which have racarr'y
III perfect order 80 ''' s"
,IEks' on"-ihirfi cash balance At four .-,
elxhl i,nnths for negotiable notes, intere>, 49,,
for l'ed To- be paid ny the purchaser ''''
10 2l-3t .'.11'''''t
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INDICTMENT or JUDGE THoMAS.-Judgc
HENRY W. THOMAS, who has protested
against military interference with his
court, and who, a few weeks ago, refused
to allow negro testimony to be heard in his
court in case in which no negro was CON
ccrncd, on the ground that he must be
governed in his court by the laws OF Nir-
ginia, and not by those of the United
States, was, so we learn from the New
York Times, indicted by UNDERWOOD :
Jury at the late term of the Circuit Court
of the United States held in this city.
The Times adds that no steps have been
taken for his arrest. We are not sorry
that this case has occurred. Judge THOMAS
will satisfy Judge UNDERWOOD before ii is
ended that his negro Civil Rights law is
unconstitutional. The Supreme Court can
not, it seems to us, decide the question
otherwise.
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING,
JUNE -. 1866.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY. Al
FOTR p NJ.

The Manager would respectfully state that these
caiebrst@d Tahleaux. illustrating the grandest sub
jrct that human mind can conceive; We're DESIGNED
and executed by the celebrated J0hn Mat.n'o 81
James Hall. London, was thronged by crowds
anxious to witness this extraordinary sPeetaGi"
Dnriug The two wears il has been in America
!, ba.0 ayarvwhere created the utmost sensation
Recently at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati
Chicago, Louisville, st. Loa,s Memphis NlsEs
burg hatcher, New Orleans. Mobile, MShtgolneikk
C"iTmhu. Macon Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah
Charleston. &c, the largest halls were hiied day
and night.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THE
> VALUABLE HOTEL AND FARM AT MIL
FORD, on THE RICHMOND AND FREDERiCkSS,:;
BURG RAILROAD. FORTY MILES NORTH OF
RICHMoN p:zWil he sold At auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the 3D. of July, 1886, AT 10
o'clock. A NJ. the foregoing VALUABLE PRO
PERTl, containing by actual survey one HUN
DRED AND TWEETY-THREE ACRES. Of which
one hundred acres lies or the west side 81 the
railroad aud twenty three acres on the east Side
thereof The hand i of line quality, on which
there i al excellent ORCHARD of apples and
peaches The HOTEL is a large building, situated
ON the railroad SIX passenger trains stop daily Al
the door, thus aifording great advantages I" the
HOTEL. is ii allows time for the passengers 10 take
their meals There il an excellent stor" attached
to the HOTEL, now doing good'business: besides
which there are two other excellent buildings !:
also school house, blacksmiths shop, wheel
rights shop, telegraph office, etc.
10 Il person disposed To embark In rrohtable
business this property offers peculiar advantages.
If dos red, it will be divided 80 a to suit bidders
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at four eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed. -
HARRISON, GODDlS APPERsON.
IL 22-2awtds AuctionesrS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN FApN
ID FOR SALE PRIVATELY Tn b.,r,, 80 sii -,
BURBAN FARM, on the continuation q, -
street. adjoining Mr.. Nathaniel Bowe cont, =, %
TWENTY AND A HALF ACRES. i off,
sale privately. The land i highly improved ,. 7
handsome cottage residences contains MN. ...7
and is In frat-rate order, and we'll .hat.5 = =
large oak traes, together with excalIen, .,,t
ice house. and ice pond. Eight hunIrp! h -
worth al Ice can De sold In go"t .a1.ar. r.
view from ths elevated point on which the b,r,. =
situated l. tr9liy beautiful.
TERN. Very reasonable, and Possession .st. .
In short time after the sale. Person. wish 49,.
purchase are invited IL examine III" Place. A..
10 ISBELL & DAVIS, Real Estate GENT. p"
south vest corner Eighth and MAJ ..r..t.
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AUCTION sAr.ra-rryyc M,
.-~IS->S :AAGJ x1lO LAY.
S->~sSs>~<- 49,
by Harrison, Goddin& Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

THkEE SMALL FRAME TFyp
mEsi ~ Sidney lEEAR THE PEyITyv
! IiAsI AND HOLLYWOOD CEMETERYt 70
SALE AT AUCTION: VIII be sold at ane.iLon ,os
the premises, on SATURDAY, june 70, les :, -
. ci@ek; = those THREE NEAT FRAME faT
iAoEl Es En- STs Located a. above, occupi.a :,
spectvey by Msssrs. W 5. Brown. Henry H. ,an r.
ing, and Branch Archer each contsinfn1 D' ,r.n
rooms. and well adapted for small families '"'s7
TERM Onr.third cash balance AZ ~.
eight months for negotiable notes. tnte,e., -. ahi
secured by trust deed The taxes Tor hi. ..-i
be paid by the pure haser. 'eA' !"
HARRISON, GODDIy & APPEPsoy
" ~ Aurt40nspy.
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DE- A HOME REMEDY.-The great rcpu.
tation achieved by BENEFITS DIARRHGA
KILLER during the epidemic of ls!o in this city,
should commend IL to all who suffer from DlAR-
RHGA, CHOLERA MORBUS, and all diseases
Of the Bowels. trial will convince the most
skepticaI. Price, FIFTY CENTS bottle
10 II SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD.

THE MOST ENIRAbkDlSAh La IlbIiAN@' '-'
THE WORLD.
Creating the most intense excitement wherever "N-
hibited the largest halls filled day and nght' ana
thousands often turned away unable to gam al
mittance The great original Miltonian TableauN "i
PARADISE LOST,
from London, England, representing
GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN,
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS,
THE FALL OF SATAN, and
THE FALL OF MAN,
a. described by John Milton in his immortal Poem
Of Paradise Lost, it being complete illustration
of this great poem from beginning to end com
prisiug sixtythree splendid TableauX Scenes, car
rying out Millions idea of
HEAVEN, HE'LL. CHAOS,
tn. Creation and Paradise, will now BE- exhibited
Al the Theatre as exhibited in London for two
hundred and eighty consecutive nights at 81
James Hall To more than half million OF people,
and As exhibited before her Majesty Queen NIct"-
ria and the entire Court at Buckingham Palace,
upon which occasion her Majesty was pleased 10
be>tow upon the proprietora distinguished mark Of
her royal appreciation by presenting him with a
magnificent Diamond Ring.
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PRObkaM Nh
SATURDAY EVENING, JrSE 23p' i'oo'
TAELEArN.
The Soldiers Dream.
? Goddess Of Peace.
3. Circsssan Captive
CHARADE.
T. Matrimony.
~TATrARY.
3. virginius and Daughter.
DANCE.
&. Chinese Dance.
TABLEAUN.
:. NourmahaI the Light of the Harcm'
: Paul Pry. r,,,, p,orrN
Q. Fire. Worshippers from Lalla KooKhl.
sTATrARY.
10. Cain and Abel.
CHARADE.
IL Patty Wooing.
L. Jolly Boatmau.
Il Gypsy Festival, or Crazy Mans Revenge.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
| HOUSE AND LOT, on DUYAL STREET,
NEAR BROOK AvENUE.-ln execution of deed
and Henry Thompson to the subscribers as trus-
tees, dated 18th June, 1868, and recorded in Rich
mOud Hastings Court office, we will sell at auction.
upon the premises on SATURDAY, June Goth, ato
O'Clock, p NJ, If fair, If not, then on the next ialr
day thereafter, the property conveyed by said
deed, being LOT No. - in Marshall Mann, &c,
plan, situated on Duval street near Brook avenue,
fronting twenty ght feet, and upon which stands
a brick dwelling.
TERMS Five hundred dollars in cash. balance
at four and EIGHT months for negotiable notes, with
interest added credit payments To be secured by
deed ot trust on the property. Taxes Tor ooto he
paid by the purchaser.
A. K. HOLIDAY, }Trustees.
Gprrp. l. WI1I,Y nh Anctionaers. ie2o
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneer'
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

rI,RUSTEE"S SALE OF THE ME-
CUANICSVILIE TURNPIKE AT AUCTION.
Bv virtue Of a deed Of trust from the Mechanics
willie Turnpike Company to the subscriber, A.
HenricO County Court office, being thereto request.
ed by the creditors secured will sell q AUCTION,
al the toll gate Of said Company, on MONDAY
25th June 1880 at o'clock Z. NJ, III fair II not,
the next fair day thereafter at the same hour ali
the Estate, Property, Works. Rights aud Fran
chises Of the said Company, consisting OF IT.
pike Road, the Land, Buildings, and improvements
connected or enjoyed Herewith, and all Rights,
Powers, Privileges, Works, and Franchises In any
manner appurtenant thereto
TERMS Sufficient in cash 10 defray the expenses
attending the execution 81 the trust deed, ana 10
pay the debts secured thereby (amounting 10 about
four hundred dollars, and the residue In thre"
equal nStanents at one. two, and three years Tor
bonds with approved security, interest added, ana
secured by deed Of trust upon the property thus
10 be sold. Z. W. GRUBbS, trustee.
GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. je lids
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MARRIED,

THE MEMBERS OF NJ A N g
i CHESTER LODGE, No. H. are hereby "
summoned TO attend stated meeting OF their/ "
Lodge THIS Saturday EVENING AT O'clock.
Also, on TO MORROW MORNING at o'clock Ut
being the anniversary OF the Festival OF St John
the Baptist, for an election and instaianon OF ON
GERS for the ensuing year. Members OF SISTER
Lodges and transient brethren in good standing
are fraternally invited to attend;
Bv order Of the Worshtpfnl Master.
10 aalt r. H. TALLEY, Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF THE THRU >
4 HOWITZER CLUB" and all members OF the
late Third Company Howitzers, are requested TO
meet at the City Hall on SATURDAY EVENING,
June %, 1855, ut haf-past o'clock. iull attend
ance Is desired, AS business Of importance Will be
brought before the meeting. Je2-n
ELOUR.-Fifty barrels Corona Family
Il Flour, 200 barrels Extra Flour, 100 barrels su.
perhne Flour, for sale by
corner Cary and Fifteenth streets,
je23-am t.f up stairs,
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ag- ESTABLISHED lsiJ.
LOUIS J. BOsSIEUX,
Manufacturer of
nnrRI En.REEINED STEAM CANDIES,

and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, &c,
bers to inform his old friends and customers mat
he has resumed business AT his old stand,
No. 90 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past iberal
patronage, aud invites them to a renewal OF helr
business connections promising equitable dealing.
His motto il quick sales and small profits.
ie 2l-im
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CHESTER, May IS, 1865.
BE MESSRS. REYNOLDS a. CO., staunton,
Va.-GentIomen,-I have tried RENNOLDs'S
PILL, aud do not hesitate to pronounce I'll first.
rate medicine for inaction of the liver. No one, In
my Judgment, should fail to keepit on hand.
Very respectfully yours,
IL 23-lt III. Il. GALbAHbh.
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Two THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS

Two THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
IN THE LATE CONFEDERATE ARMY AND
ESPECIALLY TO THE CHAPLAlNS, AAp ~
THE SURGEONS AND NATIONS IN HoSfiIAL
one IT the most interesting features OF the ldle
Confederate army was the religious ieenHS per
vading II. One of the most important ana Interest
ing chapters in the history of the late war, whth
shall he written, will hc u description OF the hlAn
moral and religious character when Distinguish
all ranks Of their stern sense OF duty, ana ~ Inc
sacrifices made to it. II is important that these
records should bc made while the Survivors are
still alive. and while the events are iTesh IN the
mind. And il i especially important thdt ih"E
should be preserved because of the efforts made 70
cover their cause and their memory with ohIo1hy
We owe IL Ia our gallant dead 10 preserve their
character and their deeds untaTnlshed.
The Bible Society OF Virginia proposes 10 De thr
depository If these facts till such time a. theE may
b. needed by the future historian TheE take thls
office because there is no other association whlrh
has offered to do H. and because much ot tins reI
gious interest was manifested in the distribution ol
the Word Of God by this Society.
The Board Of Managers Of the Bible Soc!eiE OF
Virginia therefore request all who have any lnior-
nation on this subject, and especially All chdpldlhs
and surgeons and matrons in hospitals. 10 write
down Immediately any facts or events when may
illustrate the religious and moral condition OF the
soldiers If the late Confederate army, and 10 trans
nit il to Richmond speedily IL possible to Mr.. b
b. BENTLEY, Corresponding Secretary Virgin"
Bible Society.
will the papers and periodicals throughout the
southern States please to publish the above.
IL 93-lw
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eNLADIEs' ROOMS

At
wENDLINGER'S,
No. $40 MAIN STREET.
DINING ROOMS have been elegantly htted up IN
the second story of my building for furnishing
MEALS AT ALL HOURS for ladies accompanied
nv gentlemen. The attention of the ladies and
oentIemen of Richmond is called to this notice,
and thew are assured that efforts will be spared
to merit their patronage The best the market al
fords can always be had. -
oor - C. WENDLINGER.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northw.st corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

COM SION + RS SALE OF
y SEVENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LANDi
On THE MECHANICSVlLLE TURNPIKE. TWO
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AUCTION I'm exc
cution OF decree Of the Cireui Court Of the coun
" Of Henrico entered May ., 1868, in the case OF
Schermsrhorn. etc. rs Austin and ais, the under
signed, commissioner appointed for the RTarRqRss,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on Thurs
DAY. July s. At clock, i. NJ, If fair II not, on
the next fair day thereafter At the same hour, inc
Schermerhorn died seized lying on the east side
of Mechanicsvlle turnpike a short distance Pc
yond the toll gate, aud adjoining The lana OF LIE
Uuidas Rosser and other
There are SEVENTY ACRES, OF which there Is
sufficient portion in woods aud there are several
buildings one of which can be converted into a
dwelling. IL will be sold a. a whole, or divided,
AS NAV be deemed best at the time Of sale.
This j. a beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and II
should attract the attention Of persons seeking
such property. ,
twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added the title TO be retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. 1e 5-tds
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PRICES OF ADNIssIox.-Dress Circle and Par
onofte. 80 cents; Family Circle, IS cents, Private
Rnxes' - and IS; Colored Gallery, % cents Re
served Seats. rs cents. Office open for The sale 81
Tickets from IL A. NJ. to ?P. NJ, and from ! 10
NJ ~ SOL
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EOR SALE, new cOmmodiou> BCSI.
Il NESS HOUSE In the most desirable -,
part of the city. Apply Ia %
PALMER, HARTSo0K x co, III
il FIT Libby Bu.I01.s
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rRICE OE ADMISSION.

PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette Genus
ra,,;l,, C;r,I, and Gallery ........... % cents.
Clt1lro, .......... - cents.
Reserved Seats secured at the Richmond Musical
Exchange, J. w Davies X Sons, without addi-
tional charge.
Doors open at hAlf.pa>l7; commence at quarter
ro.,s j. ?l-lw
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

GRAND TABLEAUx
ny THE
LADIES OF THE oAKw0OD MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATIONS,
gos THE DESEPTT or rHE
youSs GUARD MEMORIAL FUND
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING JUNE 4'p' '''''
PRor. RosENBERGER'S FULL ORCHESTRA
will take par, in the entertainment
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SHIPPING.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BoSTON.-PoWHATAN GST.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY - SEMI ~ I
WEEKLY LISE.--Leayrs Richmond csx2--EHrz
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY .-Lrfg-, BAL
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
The steamer SrA1E.oF MARYLAND, CAPTAIN
THoN 81 TRAVELS, will leave here - SDAY, .sA
instant at O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received TO-DAY Friday aud up 10 4
o'clock u N. SATURDAY
This steamer aas splendid saloons, state room,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, -.
For freight or passage apply To
DAVID < WILLIAM CrRRlF
Office 81 Charles I. Workman StUs,
e. .,-2t Fifteen. street
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA-
~ LII Z ERICk HNEI I-LNL.. unL Il --n liz -

Il BILE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on lhe -
corurruf t;rtc" and Twenty-,ighth streets. -
Church Hi. The house IN, been recently -
repaired ma reprinted, and : IA thorough ,li~r
IL contains ten rooms. with gas Throughout tEa
house, ana A we'll al very excellent water lh The
yard. Tier" l. 4 large garden attath"i To Tho Ir..
misses. Tue kitchen, stable, Cual-hous". &r.s tta
in good condition. Possession will be given 900
the 1T July next. For terms, Nc, apply 10
THOMAS j. HARDGkubE,
Main street. between TWENTY seventh
H. a3-ly,E and Twpu'y.rt.hiH
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

WATCH LOST.-Lost, on YESTERDAY
w on Brook turnpike, between Mr. >lrW"i.
gate and the crook bridge, 4 GOLD WAith anu
CHAIN A liberal reward will be paid tn MOI
If delivered 10 :. B. Carter OF the hrm 81 Cart. d"
Mnnteirr. No. go Main street j. 2--iw'
r OST. FIFTY DOLLA RS RE
- WsRD..-A BOX, containing my Old A,c.5g,
books, and 4 set belonging To MoRRISs. TAM -
& CO., was carried away from my ONCE thIoH-h
dollars for the return OF the books, which ctn ~
OF no value to any other person. ,r,sn,.
je lo-dt JOSEPH K. aHpbhe'".
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BEAUTIFUL LOT, AT THE SOUTH.
ID WEST CORNER OF CLAY AND Fu"HTJ
STREETS, FOR SALE.-We offer fug sale M
truly valuable LOT located a, above. 'front.'.
sixty i've feet, running back one hundred ,a.. -
an alley. Terms reasonable. Apply
HARRISON, GODDlN APPEE>Uy
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pso,, RosEYBERGERs FULL ORCHESTRA
PROGRAMME.

will take part in the entertainment.
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RE AN OLD FRIEND.

Re AN OLD FRIEND.
The citizens Of Richmond and vicinity Will
recognize in BENEFITS DIARRHEA KILLER
an old friend For many years before the war 1t
was kept in every family. It's temperance is now
looked upon a. a great PUBLIC BLESSING. All
who suffer from diarrhra, cholera morbus, pains
in the bowels and stomach, should Use this never
failing remedy. Price, FIFTY CENTS per bottle.
Sold by Ill druggists. JeH
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ne UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 5000
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
on DEPOSITS.
I DAVENPORT JR. President.
|. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.
2 A Paine. L. D. Crenshaw, W. L. Quarles,
VIM II Lyons, Jr., +. L. BlanKen-
. Bodeknr g. 3. Wei-iger, ship,
w. A Spott, Moses hllys"h' >. D. WINSTON
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hntchlh-
z r TAYLOR, !. Rosenbaum, son,
w Z. Rinford, J. w. Hall, W. A. jenkins,
J. \. Belvn, w. +. Gray, w t. Iahher'
T. L. Dudley, Alfred Moses, }. VI. A"whh.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
Ia this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small As five
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent tnte-
rest received on same.
ONCE hours from . A. VI. 3P. NJ; on Saturday
from . A. VI. to p. NJ, and from to p. VI.
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