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The Press OIL the National COnven.
ton.
From the New York News, July s.

From the New York News, July5.
The NATIONAL UNION CONTENTION
We publish in another column the address
of the Democratic members of Congress
GO to the people of the United States," en-
dorsing the call for the assembling of a
National Convention at Philadelphia on the
18th of August. The style and temper of
this address are admirable. 1t ignores the
divisions which have heretofore existed
amongst those who are opposed to the de-
structivc principles and measures of the
Radicals, and prepares the way for the
earnest and hearty cooperation of all those
who desire the perpctuation of the Union
and the wcll-bcing of the States and of the
people of this great country. This is in
the true Democratic spirit, and as such We
accept it, and give our voice to the pro-
posed movement.
From the New York World, July5.
1t is clear, therefore, despite the repre-
sensations of the Times, that this is a move
mcnt which all conservative men may
safely encourage. In the countcnance
given it by the signers of the Democratic
Address we have a guarantee of its no.
ncsty and good faith-a needed assurance
that it is not the trick of crafty Republi-
cans to rcjuvenate the Republican party
and promote its perpetuity. In no view,
therefore, can its success be detriment
to the Union cause. II, Us seems probable,
it shall win sufficient popular favor to
render it valuable ally, the Democratic
party will cordially greet it as sister
organization, and be ready to confer with
it, in liberal spirit, as to the best means
of restoring the Union-the great para
mount object common to both.
From Forney's Chronicle, Juiy6.
The coalition will not embrace the 10y
aists of the South. They are to become
pariahs and outcasts under the Presidents
policy, while the rebels, whose first choice
for President would be Robert E. Lee,
their second Jefferson Davis, and their
third Andrew johnson, arc to be accepted
by the "National Union Convention Goa
lition as the true representatives of the
South. Richmond or Charleston would be
much better place to hold Johnson con-
ycntion than Philadelphia.
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Shall Underwood Try Mr.. Davisp

Shall Underwood Try Mr.. DAVIS!
Ofall tho men that have ever lived upon
the. face Of the earth, tho Radicals in the
present Congress seem TO he the most un-
scrupulous In the prosecution of their
purposes. II has for some time been ap-
parent that Chief Justice CHASE is as anx-
ious TO avoid sitting upon the trial of Mr.
DAVIS as UNDERWOOD is to engage in that
agreeable occupation. After cndeavoring
in every imaginable way to shirk his duty
and finding that the President is deter
mined that he shall perform it, Mr.. CHASE
has had the good fortune to secure the
assistance OF his party friends in Congress.
We learn from the New York Herald
that the House Judiciary Committee have
decided by vote Of five to four to report
a bill at the earliest practicable moment
for the reorganization of the courts OF the
United States. The first section pro-
yides for the abolition Of the Circuit Courts
of the United States on September l, 1866
and gives TO the District Courts and Dis.
trict Judges original jurisdiction of all
actions at law and suits in equity com.
menced on or after that date to the same
extent in all respects as now possessed by
the Circuit Courts and the Circuit Judges
for said districts respectively. The second
section provides for the removal Of all &C
tons and prosecutions from The crcna TO TIL
District Courts. In other words, the second
section provides that the trial Of Mr.. DAVIS
may take place before Judge UNDERwooI
sitting alone! As the law now stands. he
cannot be tried in the absence of the CHIEF
Justice, the District Court not having juris
diction in treason cases. We shall await
further developments in the matter with
much interest.
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General Howard is out in another order.
OF course he has heard Of more "out-
RACES" upon his colored brethren-this
time in Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Geor-
gia, and "othcr late slave States" Why
not name all of them? He says:
"This circular fin regard to freedmen's
courts, we suppose, has never been coun.
ternlandcd or modified, except with regard
to the courts where the military tribunals
have been suspended, or replaced by the
civil and local courts in accordance with
specific orders. And even in districts
where this change has taken place, the
officer OF agent must still be the friend OF
the freedmen or refugee, to aid him in the
prosecution Of his case"
But not Of any white man. That would
be against orders.
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sE THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY or NEW YORK.-ASSETS, OVER

COMPANY or NEW YORK-AssETs, OVER
SIG 600 TO meet the choice OF such present or
future members as may prefer to have the amount
insured paid in instalments to their widows or
heirs rather than In one sum, this Company In
prepared to insert In Its policies clause agreeing
that in lien of the payment OF the policy and pro-
fits in one sum, an equitable amount, to be deter
mined by the Company, may be paid annually or
semi annually for any specified number OF years
(say from five to twenty five years.
ExAxPLE.-Suppose a policy Of ten thousand dol.
lars, with additions amounting t. five thousand
dollars more, should become payable by reason of
the death OF the person insured, the Company, In
lieu of the payment Of fifteen thousand dollars In
one sum, would be able to give assuming interest
rs realized in the past annuity for ten years OF
over two thousand dollars per annum, or for
twenty years an annuity Of over one thousand
three hundred dollars per annum.
This form of annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exist in the minds Of some policy-hold-
ers lest the future provision they have made for
their families should be Intellectual or transtory
in It's Duration either tn rough unsafe investments,
unwise expenditure, or other uncertainties Incl
dental to contingent trusts.
II is not only free from the ordinary dangers OF
investment but its punctual and full payment is
secured by the LARGE AND SOLID CASH Re-
SOURCES and good faith of this institution, which
thus, to a certain extent, becomes the GUARDIAN
or TRUSTEE of the survivors Hence the provi-
sion may he considered. humanity speaking, be-
yond any adverse contingency.
All such deferred payments or annuities will
share rtuitably in the profits or dividends OF the
Company. .
This Company also issues SURVIV0RsHIP AN
yuITIEs, which provide for survivors during the
whole period OF life, and DEFERRED ANNUI-
TIES. NV which individuals may provide for them
selves in advanced age.
F. s. WINSTON, President.
O. F. BRESEE, General Agent, Richmond, Va.
iy st
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STATE CoNrIsCArIoN LAWS IN WEST
VIRGINIA.-Judge Hall held special term
of the Circuit Court of Morgan county on
the Sd of July to dispose of a large num-
Der of cOnfscation cases presented under
the State laws of the 10th of November
1868. The law involved in these cases had
been deliberately argued at the May term
last by Hon. Benjamin Stanton, of Ohio,
for the State, and by the Hon. Charles J
Faulkner on behalf Of the defendants. Mr..
Faulkner took the ground that the State
law was unconstitutional in assuming to
punish offences solely cognizable in the
courts of the United States, and besides,
that the act was war measure, incapable,
by its own provisions, Of being carried into
execution in period of peace. A consent
order was entered, by which the cases
were dismissed at the costs of the defend
ants. .......s
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

4 VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE
n AND BEAUTIFUL SQUARE, ON SOUTH
SIDE 0f CRAZE STREET 6X TEHHEG T ERpM 4
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, the 10th Of July, at o'clock, p. NJ, we will
seq at auction, the premises. the late residence
upon the crown Of the hill, overlooking the city
and surrounding country above and below, com
most Conveniently constructed dwelling, with
about twelve rooms, with large kitchen, smoke
private residence OF the better class. The lot
fronts on Grace street two hundred and sixty four
feet, extending from Twenty second to Twenty.
third streets, and runs back two hundred and
thirty feet, afording large yard and &c rden and
ia one of the most beautiful situations in the city
convenient TO the business portion OF the city, ana
vet very quiet and retired 1t will be sold together
or sub iyided to meet the views OF bidders IL is
rarely that property 30 desirable in itself and
with so many advantages of situation Is offered to
the public. ,-,,s . ,,,,,,s
Terms: At sale. GRUb BS WILLIAMS,
iy It'd Auctioneers.
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A man in Nottingham, N. H., has in.
vented an alarm to be applied to banks,
jails, and other places that ought to be
made secure. The gratings and connec.
tions Of the doors and windows are made
hollow and filed with condensed air,
which, by It's escape on breaking or saving
the rod, must give the alarm without fail, :
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By kesnsslt q Co., Auetionssrs,
Main street, between Eighth ana Ninth
FURNITURE AT AUCTION

We will sell BY auction At our store THIS s,,,.
day. MORNING, at 10 o'clock, an excsllen, ,,.o.,
ment Of FURNITURE, Ge.. embracing in p,r
WALNUT JENNY LIND BEDsTEADs a.,
wARDR0BEs,
wALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS and
sIDEBOARDs,
WALNUT imitation) COTTAGE SET And
WAsHSTANDs,
MAHOGANY EXTENSION and BREAKFAST
TABLES,
COTTAGE BgDSTEADs,
SOFA,
CHAIRS,
OAK BOOKCASE,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS and BOOSTERS.
COOKING STOVE,
R0CklNG-CHAIRS, cane seat and back
20 dozen STRAW BRO0MS,
CR0CKERY WARE, &c.
jy'-t REGNAULT L Co, Auctioneer.
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-0rEonAE NoTlgEs. :

-0PEOAL NOT1gE6
r C0YSEas4 SPRINGS. This desirable
NkfgRINd-PLACS 4
OPEN FOR flz8 REC1PTIoNOi VISITORS.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Risnmono' OF re-
tersburg by
MORNING TRAINS
arrive, At the, Springs to tea.
81 T TWO TRAINSPAss DAILY,
-s's-".C COMMUNICATION BY TELEGRAPH
east and west,
at tho command OF visitors.
WILLIAM II. FRY,
,va-st Proprietor.
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o.rr,s.y d. an MA /. Ss IN I'm
lam cn,i umonis md two days The faneraf VII
ioSs place from fhs Residence Of her father, In ID
nsy, THIS isAfgRpAIl ASTEnN,m ,.:,I at hai,-
nasts O'Clock. The friends OF the family are IN
yltsd TO attend.
On Thursday, 9Th instaat, at haf.psst 10 o'clock,
p, NJ, DANIEL AUGUSTUS, aged eleven months,
son Of Edward and Hannah Ricketts,. The friends
and acauaintances OF the family are RESPECTFULLY
Invited 10 attend his funeral THIS tsATCRDAYD
MORNING st 10 o clock, on Oregon Hill. sa.5ss.
Baltimore and Norfolk papers please copy.
In Baltimore. the 81 instant, ROBERT LECKiE,
aged ffty six years.
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FIRE IS New YohK.-The Herald Of yes.
terday says: About three o'clock this
morning fire burst from the New Haven
steamboat freight depot at Peck slip, and
in short time the whole of the buildings
were In a sheet of flame. When we went
to press they were nearly all consumed.
and the shipping adjoining were In great
danger,
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TIE FIRST CoNvENTION.-The Winchcs-
ter papers contain u call for a convention,
to be held in the Alexandria district on
the 9th of July, to appoint delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
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BY Christian. Lea & Co.. Auctioneers.
No. 1924, late 50, Main street.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION ON MONDAY, July o 1865, com
mencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, prime assortment OF
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &c, TO which we invite
the attention of dealers, viz:
IS barrels BOURBON WHISKY,
10 barrels OLD RYE WHISKY,
Is hogsheads PRIME GROCERY SUGARS.
20 bags RIO, JAVA, and LAGUAfRA COFFEE
10 bags GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
200 barrels FLOUR, assorted grades
200 barrels CUT and SPLIT HERRINGS,
$50 half barrels ROB and CUT HERRlNGS,
10 barrels MACKEREL,
$50 kits MACKEREL,
50 barrels CHOICE SYRUP,
20 barrel. CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR,
90 kegs SODA,
100 boxes SOAP and CANDLES,
20 frkins COUNTRY LAIRD,
so baskets and cases SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE
assorted brands:
100 cases CLARET,
IS cases assorted WHISTLES anu BRA NDiE S.
CHRISTIAN, LEA K CO.,
jy7 Auctioneefs.
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Hs-A HINT TO BOTH SEXES-HOW TO
GAIN AND RETAIN AFFECTION.-lt has fire.
quently been suggested that PLANTATION BIT
TIERS are, in another FORM the "elixir of love" oi
the ancienss That they do much to quiet family
lars ~ and reconcile freful wives to cross hus-
bands we verify believe. When domestic quiet is
restored and connubial felicity reigns supreme,
"How great the charm, how sweet the bliss
That finds expression in a kiss"
A free and proper use of PLANTATION BIT
TIERS will inspire the souls of both sexes with
pure and high toned sentiments of affection and a
capacity for rare and exquisite enjoyment In each
others society. Remember, there is no place like
home, and no passion like love-and nothing to
link the two together, and you to both, like the
great family blessing, PLANTATION BlTTERs.
iy7
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WANTS.

:" A \ T l. ID Persons desiring :,
w change their COOKS, WASHERS. IROyspS
NURSES, CliAMBERMAlDs, HOUSE and DIyiYc'
ROOM SERVANTS, can be supplied with good ~
liable and we'll recommended labor by calIin,g :,
$40 Franklin street, between Eighth and MINI
Prompt attention given to country orders for
EOTT fRAYSER.
Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth
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The Petersburg papers are among the
most highly valued OH our list of cx-
changes-when they reach us in time.
A word, sc.
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Richmond, July 9, 1865.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
DsHIP.-The concern Of LIPSCOAB JEN;
KINS having been dissolved by mutual consent,
at cost FOR cash until Tuesday, the 10th day OF
July, 1850, when the balance viii be offered ~
auction alto o'clock, A. NJ, to close up the Dusi
ness. III @t. 1919
All persons having claims against the concern
will present them 70 me for settlement and all
persons indebted will make payment 20 me:
good HORSE, WAGON, and HARNES will be
included In the sale. WILLIAM JENKINS. !
iy
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MOTTO Elm Chesterfield County
~ Court. May II, 1885; Ordered, That 4. /.
Walker, William !. Clopton, and William b.
Woodbridge be appointed to sureintend ana con-
heretofore established, In the One Hundred ana
Ninety seventh regiment OF Virginia militia. to
proceed and report under IN act OF the General AS
sembly passed March 2, 1866.
Acopy.Teste o,c,u, c,,.
In Chesterfield County Clerks ofice, ], Nathan
statement from the best information that can get
relative to the line between the Twenty third re-
simsnt and the One Hundred and
at Falling creek where 1t emptes into James river,
thence up said creek to Goodies Bridge road,
thence up said road to James Gregory's, thence
along and by Clay's meeting house across Swift
creek at Newby's bridge, thence up said New,
bridge road by SECOND branch meeting house, and
across the Petersburg road to Newning's creek,
thence down said creek to Appomattox river,
thence up the said river to Powhatan line, THENCE
along said line to James river thence down said
James river TO the beginning.
Given under NATHAN trPa r. E' c SeH csri
In compliance with the above order, all persons
living within the lines OF the said One Hundred
and Ninety. seventh regiment OF Virginia militia
MaeSestsr as.re, Of Said regiment, are required
Coal MINING 'S on SHTrR
DAY, July 81, lssS, for the purposes indicated in
the above oIder, And all persons living in the
hdncHesleT ulotTlSl, anu buOJtCt tu Wlntlb uuly,
are required 10 assemble In front Of the Town Hall
of Manchester al !: u. on FRIDAY, July 20, ls6e.
BOUNDARIES OF THE MANCHESTER DISTRICT OF TIE
SAID ONE HUNDRED AND SiSErf-sEvExTH RE-
GIAENr. # N
Beginning at Powhitc creek where Ii emptiss
into James river, up the said creek 10 Holman Du
val's mill, thence along the road that leads from
said mill to the Manchester turnpike, crossing said
turnpike ut the Warwick road, thence along said
Warwick road by Brander's w-iniii 10 Falling
creek where IL crosses the Richmond and Peters.
burg turnpike, thence down said Falling creek to
James river, thence up said James river TO the be-
W. b. WOODBRIDGE, jye-t?J
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ID o CKL AND AND BALTIMORE
~ ALUM LIME.-Seven hundred barrels ROCK
LAND LIME, put up In superior casks and In
prime order for shipment. Twenty hogsheadi
BALTIMORE ALUM LINE, Just received and for
by Dyq LEE 4 PRTTYJoHN,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
OyACAHT Lots IN rHB CITY, AT THE COR;
NER OF BROAD AND CAPITOL AND TENTH
for sals the vacant lot located above, which u
undoubtedly one Of the most desinbls In the ely
OF Richmond. 1t fronts ffty -four feet ON Broad
hundred and thirty.six feet on Tenth street. u
will be sold a. whole or divided Into four OF 81
lots, plat Of which may be seen ~ our once. ~
ths very valuable property Will DO In msIke! Ici
few days only, those desiring 10 trsst for WIZ 90
~e''"sppHayA iahsa,S.'d dppls 4 ApRRgsos,
IN ?-TuThkEts
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ns- DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-W. LEIGH BURTON, DENTIST, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture OF this gas
il prepared to administer it as an aneshetic In the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering tho
operation absolutely painless.
A Il Is highly important that the gas should be
fresh and pure, timely notice should be given OF a
desire to useit
Office and residence northwest corner OF Seventh
aud FRANKLIN streets jy 2-lm*
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pc CARD OF THANkS.-HavinSn nearly re-
covered from my late injuries received upon the
Richmond and Danvillc railroad, avail myself OF
the earliest opportunity, and have selected This
medium, of returning my heartfelt thanks to the
numerous friends who so cheerfully, generously,
and nobly rendered Inc assistance during my al
fiction. To the superintendent and officers OF the
road who supplied me, not only with all the ar
ticles necessary for my comfort but all the luxu-
ries which the market afforded. To Doctors Ball,
Newman, Hancock, Winston, Archer, and Pull
liam who were all attention. To the citizens
around Coalfeld especially Messrs. Edward Cum
life, Robert Marks, Barnes, and General r. L..
Walker,) who did not stop TO inquire who or what
was, bu' rame promptly and cheeriully forward
to relieve the suferngs of fellow.being. To
Mrs. Ball, Archer, Scott, Barnes, Taylor, and
Brummall Misses Ball, Powers, Porter, Cunlife,
Hancock, Brummall, and Hughes, who cheered
Inc by their presence and lavished upon me the
kindest and most constant attention, and who feel
were ministering angels to me under kind
Providence in my affection.
feel at great loss for words to express the graft
tude OF my heart. In fact, words are Inadequate !;
but can assure you ] sincerely appreciate the
kindness and while may look upon II as one OF
the saddest events of my life, the recollection OF
the kind friends who so nobly aided me Will al
ways be associated with the event, and will In a
great measure alleviate the sadness.
ISAAC 0VBRBEY,
iv lit Mossingford, Charlotte county, Va.
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1EILLING BUSINESS.-The subscri-
lyl beers will conduct the
MILLING BUSINESS
nnder the arm OF DUNLOP q McCANCE. Office.
on CARY between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
JAMES DUNLOP,
..,.......s-.-...-- THOMAS w. McCANCE.-
J,1x a 1a6g iv ST
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sE- ESTABLISHED $50.
LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX,
Manufacturer of
DOUBLED-REFI STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, Sc,
begs to inform his old friends and customers that
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No. 50 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them to renewal oil their
bushes, connections, promising equitable dealing
His me Ito is quick sales and small profits.
ie 21-1m
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Main street, opposite Spotswood Hotel.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ill NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be
sold on MONDAY, the 9th OF July, at the residence
of Colonel Dibrell, after the sale OF the house al
the corner of First and Main streets, at o'clock
=. NJ, a lot of FURNITURE, embracing the fol.
lowing articles:
BEDS, BEDsTEADs, Sc.
BUREAUS,
DINING-TABLE,
SIDEBOARD,
SOFAS,
CHAIRS,
CARPETS, &c.
jy6 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auchoneer.
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TWO GOOD COOKS.
w one WHITE NURSE, she must have the YER r.,y
best recommendation, to 60 In the country.
THREE GERMANS and = WOMAN: also, TWO
lRIsHMEN TO work on q farm. Wanted, 10 sell
PURE MILK ut ten cents aquart. For further par.
ticulars call or address the
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Franklin street, under Metropolitan lIall.
Post-ofice box is, Richmond. Va
D'AyDAHAZY q LINK, Agents. liz III
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rsPRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gil
NOR.
POLLARD'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
je 2a-ts CoLh lohNhh.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

by HdrIIsUII, UUuUIf q NFPefoVTi
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS ) A l. + OF \
" SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, ON TIE WEST
SIDE OF VALLEY, BETWEEN BALDWIN AND
= STREETS.-As Commissioners OF the Hust.
The 23d OF June 1906 I'm the case Of Black against
Black &C., we shall sell at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the nth Jnly, ises, al
above, consisting of lot, with framed dwelling
thereon, near the grocery store of Mr.. n Metzger.
TERMS One-third cash, balance at three and SIX
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained until all the purchase money Is fully
paid. -
ALEXANDER ii. SANDS,
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
4 AND BOSTON .-P0wHATASHa cS1x =,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. : SEMI. go
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond tf11zz
.yery WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY Leaves Balu'
more every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, captain
THOMAS TRAyERs, will leave here SUNDAY, sh
instant, at o'clock A. NJ,
Freight received TO. DAY Friday and up to
o. clock +. NJ. SATURDAY:
This steamer has splendid saloons, stste-rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, %.
For freight or Passage apply TO ,rn,r
DAVID 4 WILLIAM CURRlEt
oalce at Charles 7. WORKMAN Il Co.'S.
jy d--?t Fifteenth street