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bic judges; and Queen ELIzARErrl, we De-
lieve, made quite passable Lord Chan-
cellor Of one of her favorites who had NJ
tie or no knowledge Of the law. MT
RrvEs stands much higher, we must add,
than such men, and will, we have no SORT Oh
doubt, be laborious, pains-taking Judge
anxious 10 do justice to all and to adm,
| mister tho law as II is. As We once heara
OF Governor THOMAS, Of Maryland, remark
, a regard to JoHS RANDOLPH TUCKER %
we may say of Mr.. RrvEs, that :" ms name
his birth, and his breeding" forbid the
idea that he should do aught unbecomlng
gentleman and judge.
Mr.. RIvrs served in the House OF Dele
gates as early as the year 1896. Up to that
time he had been Democrat Of the strait
est sect, and made during the session some
bitter speeches against the Wings. When,
however, the election for United States
Senator afterwards came on lin 1887, we
believe,) and he found that owing to his
brothers. opposition to the sub-treasury
scheme he was abandoned by most of the
Democrats and supported mainly by Wings,
Mr.. RlvEs's hostility to the latter party
became very much diminished, and he
eventually went with the distinguished
Senator entirely over to the ranks of the
Wings. He continued to act with that
party up to the time of the secession OF
Virginia in 1861.
In 1856 Mr.. RIvEs was elected to the
Virginia Senate by majority of fifteen
votes over WILLIAM +. GORDON. lie
served in this body with fidelity to his
constituents, but made no mark as man
of superior abilities.
In 1861 Mr.. RIvEs earnestly opposed the
secession movement and if any man OF
prominence in Virginia besides Mr.. BORIS
can claim to have been consistent Union
man throughout the war, we suppose that
Mr.. RIvEs is the one. We have heard, in
deed, that his opposition to secession never
at any time ceased. Since the advent OF
the Alexandria State Government to Rich
| mond, the most notable act done by Mr..
RIvEs, or rather with his assistance, was
| the eviction of Colonel FoNTAINE from the
Presidency of the Virginia Central Rail,
road Company.
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appointment Of a Judge Of the Su
preme Court Of Appeals.

Appointment Of a Judge Of the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals.
On Saturday last Governor PEIRPoINT
appointed ALEXANDER RIyEs, ESQ.,, Of Al
bemarle, to I'll the vacancy upon the
bench of the Supreme Court of Appeals
oceasioned by the death Of Judge Lucas P.
THOMPSON, of Staunton.
Mr.. RIvEs is some fifty Ave or sixty years
Of age, and is brother Of Hon. WILLIAx
G. RsvEs. He Is lawyer, We believe, but
has never had an extensive practice, and
has therefore never been regarded as one
Of the lights Of the profession. Probably
his wealth, placed him above the neces-
sity Of deyotipg bis time to his profess
sion, and thereby deprived him Of the
opportunity Of becoming distinguished.
At any rate, while no one will question
that he, stands deservedly high as gentle
man, many viii doubt whether he is suit
able man to succeed Judge ALLEN and
Judge thompson In the highest judicial
tribunal In the State. However, there are
not wanting examples In English historyin
which men who wero not recognized ss
even fo1rth-rate lawyers proved, upon be-
|ns elevated to tho bench, highly ysspecta-
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AIrorIoN sALEs-THrs DAY.
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE MoRlh
SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN FOukTEENnh AM
FIFTEENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION by virtue
of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond en-
tered iSth December. 1885. in the case OF Rham,
&c, rs Rham &c, ! will sell at auction, upon me
premises on MONDAY, the 18th day OF May, AZ 1.
o. clock NJ, If fair, If not, then on the next ,alr
day thereafter at the same hour, the ' Ally adj
PROPERTY situated az above described Hlronss
one hundred aud thirty five feet hve nches on .iie
north side Of Cary street, and runs back tmo nun
dred feet TO an alley twenty -one feet wlde, teoi
Meeting Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,l WIN
Mechanics' street, twenty nine feet wide running
along its western line, thus afordinR three Sood
fronts viz: one hundred and thirty-1ve leet mVe
inches on Cary street, two hundred ieet on Me-
chanics' street and one hundred and thlrty-nVe
feet We inches the alley twenty one iset Wlde.
Al the same time, will be sold LOT on me
southwest corner of Mechanics street ana the
aforesaid alley Immediately in rear OF the store OF
Messrs. Stone, Wilson " roster. ,...,.. :. =
This properly is we'll known az being amongst the
most extensive and desirable in the city for com,
marciaI or manufacturing purposes, being situated
i'm the heart of the best business portion OF the CITY
and convenient TO the various railroad depots anu
water transportation. u,,
plat of the property, showing It's SUP DIVISION n
into number of lots may be seen at inc once VI
the auctioneers and will be sold according 70 thal
Mat or as a whole, to suit the views OF bidders.
Terms: One third cash balance at one ana TWO
wears for negotiable notes, with interest added,
title to be retained until the purchase money Is
fully maid and a conveyance Is directed by the
couT, A. J. RAHM, Commissioner:
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. my .
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East Tennessee-MOycmcn TO Sepa.
rate East from West Tennessee
Meeting OF n Convention at Knox
yiIIe-PrOceedings and Resolutions,

GenneSSee-TNoNcEh ~
rate East from West Tennessee
Meeting OF u Convention at Knox
viIIe-Proccedings and Resolutions,
etc.
CINCINNATI, May A convention called
to consider the propriety of organizing a
separate State government for East Ten
nessee met at Knoxville yesterday. Judge
Samuel Rogers presided. He said he
hoped that the members would act dclibc-
rately and with caution. This was but
an adjourned meeting Of the Convention
held at Greenvillc during the dark hours
of the rebellion. We propose to continue
the movement. 1t is no secession move
ment. If we scccde, it will be from the
rebel to join the Union people. The new
State can be made one of the richest in
the Union.
At the conclusion of the remarks Of
Judge Rogers, Colonel Temple, from the
Committee on Resolutions and Business
reported an address, which was unani-
nously adopted, stating that the scheme
had long been cherished by East Tennes-
see. There is a difference in the soil Of
East and West Tennessee. The habits and
customs of the people are also different.
these ullleTeHceS are lHcIdulcdolc. heSl
of the mountains the people are rebels,
and east of them they are all Union. To
protect ourselves we must disfranchiSc
them. We will not be dragged into false
positions as to the Union by other South
ern States. We believe that separate
State government is the best, and that
under it we can live in peace and develop
our resources. The address concludes
with statistics as to the population, num-
Der of square miles, mineral resources,
etc., of East Tennessee.
Resolutions opposing the address of the
committee and advising postponement of
the question until Congress decides
whether Tennessee is a State or not, were
offered by Mr.. James, delegate from
Hamilton.
The resolutions of Mr.. James were al
most unanimously voted down.
After an eloquent address by Colonel
Nelson, supporting the movement, the
President of the Convention was instruct
ed to appoint a. committee of three to
bring the question before the Legislature.
A committee was also appointed to pre-
pare an address to the people of East
Tennessee
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THE SOUTHERN PoRTFoLIo.-The first
number of this new weekly, published in
this city by Mr.. B. F. HICKMAN, is on our
table. It's contents indicate good taste in
its editors. The Southern people would
unquestionably patronize first-rate week.
"; and we should be pleased to see the
Portfolio take this rank. But to blur the
first number with such blunders as nonnt
de plume for nom de plume, in an editorial
paragraph, is inexcusable.
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FACT FOR FoRNEY AND SUMNER.-Claudc
Du Barry, white man, was sent to the
penitentiary last week, from Orange
county, Va.-we add the name of the
State, so that there may be no mistake
upon evidence given by negroes (and
whites, too, but the latter are of no con-
sequence in radical eyes,.
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NITRO GLYCERINE.-Inm many curious ant
ineligible ways Professor Nocbcl, says the
New York Times, experimental with the
material, and convinced all present that Sc
far as the conditions there presented are
concerned, nitro-glycerine is safer to han
die and transport than gunpowder, gun
cotton, or camphene; while its explosive
power is vastly greater.
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THE TENNESSEE FRANCHISE BILL.-It ap.
pears that there were before the Tennes-
see Senate two bills DISTINGUISHING the
Southern men in that State, and that that
body voted down the Senate bill for the
ignoble purpose of adopting the House bill
which is much more stringent in its dis
qualifying features.
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=, v,,o,ys. On. The Prisoner OF Var
:" n, V,poIyrAs CoNFEDERATE. Peters
bnrr: Daily Inder office.
This little work, which is pleasantly and
gracefully written, is arecord of the actual
experience of Confederate officer cap
tured in front of Petersburg, June 3, 1864,
and confined as prisoner of war in the
Federal opens" at Point Lookout and
Elmira. In Vinc,tlis contains not word
of romance or exaggeration. 1t Isl plain
and truthful narration Of the hardships ana
privations borne by Southern prisoners in
the "model" prisons of the North; ana
now that so much is said and written con-
corning the suffcrings of Federal prisoners
at Andersonvillc and Salisbury, it is well
that there should be before the country
counter-statement, which, guaranteed as 1t
| is by the well-known high character of the
author, will prove incontestably that Con-
fedcrate prisoners were always harshly
treated, and frequently had to endure the
most wanton persecution and unnecessary
indignity. ,>...
The IModen-A Fragment. BY CHARLES
III. DIMMOCK.
In noticing this poem in the Dispatch of
Saturday we were disposed, perhaps, to be
hypercritical in mentioning some new words
which disturbed our preconceived ideas of
photography and euphony. Now, how
ever, terrible retribution has fallen upon
our critical head, and when "dulcinea" is
converted by our printer into "dulania,"
"waking" into "making," and ebony
part" into "bonny part" VIC can under
stand the eccentricity of "mama" for
mamma" "Nessos" for "Nessus," and
even "imprimateur" for imprimatur."
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Mr.. Voorhees, LETTER.-Thc letter of
Hon. D. W. Voorhees,, of Indiana, de-
clining to be candidate for Congress, is
one of the most feeling and eloquent docu-
ments we have ever read. We regret that
we cannot find room for it.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
Y LOT. on THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
CARY AND SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTI0N.-We will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses on TUESDAY the sth of May, at o'clock,
p. NJ , the very VALUABLE LOT located As above
described Itfronts fifty feet on Cary street, and
runs back about one hundred and fifty feet on
Second street to wide alley. This Is very vall-
able lot, and should attract the attention Of pur-
chasers.
Terms: Atsale The taxes for 1855 to be paid
y '-' GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
my4--td Auctoneers.
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Alexander H. Stephens is expected
back in Washington city this week to
counsel with his friends upon the recon-
struction policy of the President and the
political course of the Democratic party,
to which he is now devotedly attached,
says Mr.. Greeley's paper.
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A BRIEF, But TRUTHFUL, DESCRIPTION
Greeley has some pretension to personal
convictions, while Forney is merely dog
that barks with equal noise at whoever he
is set upon by his last owner.-Ne,o York
World
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE or !,
BErwsHEsN4 Pf6PL1R AND Piss'Minh p sarsls1
OF decree Of Richmond Hastings Court e,s..,
and Administrator with the will snnersssss,
William p. Martin, deceased, ~. Evans and u,
viii sell Al. auctio., upon the P,erai,.., On Yeil
DAY, Iith May, a. 6cIock, M, u fair. -.
hour, the property situated ~ stated abay.' :. =;
occupied As = stor. and dHslliag BY Mr.. Ysr. md
Consisting Of . FRAMED HOUSE with u rec r. ~
TyRns? One third cash balance at ~ ~
six months, for negotiable no.e-. with 49, ~
added the title to be retained until h@
paid. THOMAS Y. DUDLEY are
Sergeant, and ~ such Aiminfs,,,,
with the will annexed OF william p NJ
GRrUgs x WILLIAMS, Auctioneens
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Aircr1oN sAIrs-FuTt5nE DAY.
By Paine x Co., Anctionoers.
BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
1.-TWO VALUABLE BRICK TENE

TWO VALUABLE BRICK TENE.
| MENTS, ON LEAsEHOLD., ON THE EAST
LINE OF THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN MAIN A ,,L
he sold at auction, on the premises, on WEDNRs-
OH Nay Iss a. g TsslsRNfaTs
=" ab"re formerly occupied by Mgssrs. o. n
ChaIkley & Co. and Charles Hunt. They are ad-
mirabiy we'll located for commercial purposes.
ary' 1873. af the rate Of Hve hundred dollars per
annum and taxes payable gaartery oa, ~, wa's NJ
of the lease he will pay valuation for the said TWO
tenements. :. ~. = -,
Terms: One third cash balance M four anu
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed. The taxes aud INSURANCE
10 be pa i'd by the purchaser. rncn>
~ ~ HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERSON,
,cs Auciioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & ApperSon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

T'ARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
Il FOURTEEN AND A HALE ACRES, IN HEN;
RICO, TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND, WITHIN
AT AUCTION.-At the request of Mr.. Dennis
o. Day. we shall sell at Henrico County Courthouse
on MONDAY, the 9TH of May, 1865, at l? o CLOCK,
lands of Lucy Nelson, William Jolly, and W, b.
Woodfn, and now occupied by Daniel McMahan.
About eighty acres cleared in good heart, ba ancc
i'm GA k and pine. There are on the place barn,
stable, and carriage house also, well of water
and good orchard. Ii is quite convenient 10 hour
TERMS !: Cash The taxes fer 1866 to be paid by
the purchaser, and possession given the LIST OF Dc
p. Sit can be bought privately before the day
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERS0N,
an IN AuctiOnecrs.
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By Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Office No. 90 Main street.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEET
| PINE PLANK AND SCANTLING AT AUG
TON On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at Il o. clock
! will sell on the Basin Bank, in front OF the Old
Public Warehouse,
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND FEET ONE. INCH
PINE PLANK AND 3XI SCANTLlNG.
To be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
NV 5-tds f. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TWO BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE
john, PEDERAL, AND CHARITY STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0NmWill be sold at auctioR; on
1888. at haif.past 4 o'clock, p. NJ, TWO HALF
ACRE LOTS, Nos. 81 and -, on which formerly
stood the Female Orphan Asylum. These lots, II
desired will be divided to suit purchasers.
Terms: One third cash balance At four and
eight months tor negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed. The taxes forihis year to
be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, G0DDIN = APPERSON,
my1 Aurtioneers
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nsy COLE g. TURNER,

ns-BIDGOOD & RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS STATION ERs'
l2l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand complete stock OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, States,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our STOCK
bsfore purchasing. Orders promptly attended to.
NH % ID -.
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By Pilkinton, Pnlliam CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street.

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PRO
Y PERTY FOR SALE At AUCTiON.--At the re-
quest of Alexander Avis ESD, we will sell at pub
lie auction on MONDAY, the l4th day 81 May; on
the premises at o. clock, =. NJ, that truly NALU ,
ABLE PROPERTY now occupied by him. situated
corner of Hull and Jones streets. Manchester. The
lot fronts thrty-hrae feet Hull street, runs back
one hundred and sixty five feet with large store
house thereon dwelling over the store containing
five rooms and passage "a good Kitchen with Ivy %
store is one of the oldest and best stands in the
town for merchandising.
we will also sell the LOT adjoining the above,
fronting thirty three feet Hull street running
back one hundred and sixty five feet, with small
and comfortable dwelling and kitchen thereon.
Terms: one third cash balance six and twelve
months negotiable notes, interest added, trust
deed to secure deferred payments sor all cash, AT
the option of the purchaser
PILKINTON. PULLlAM CO,
mv1 Auctioneer4.
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yCO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-partner-
ship, for the purpose of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name OF
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street. second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention OF the
trade HAMILTON J. STONE,
Of Petersburg;
JOHN B. WILSON,
Of Petersburg;
NH 1a-ts R. T. FOSTER.
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By IsbeII d DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneer.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE 4,

THAT VERY DESIRABLE Avn
i VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE "a ' fTy
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FGi'ET
STREETS, AND VACANT LOT on Tug 81
NER or MAIN AND FOURTH sTREtTs ~
SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sold on ~, 20
misses on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of My H.
"a o clock, p. NJ, that very desirable and Isls,
BRICK RESIDENCE on the corner 81 Frank -,
Fourth streets, containing about thirteen -. -
besides the wing, which has about eight ION.
The residence Is three stories high besa.. A..
basement, with an iron vcrasdah Ia front, bs.r,'
ful marble mantcls, gas and water, and j. 6r,k-.
throughout in excellent style. The prcin.... -
most admirably arranged and dcsirsbly I.s.,.s
for either private residence or irs,-cla.. bod
ing. house.
Immediately after the sale Of the residence NIL
be sold most beautiful VACANT Lot On CON-,
Of Main and Fourth streets, fronting forty feet a. 4
running back - feet.
Terms: One third cash. balance AZ fagr sry
eight months, for negotiable notes with iu'ff,.,
added, and secured by = trust deed. Take, n,
EGG 10 be paid by the pure naser.
my 2-tds ISBELL DAVIS, Auc'ionrsr.
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
N FOR SALE By virtue Of an order made b.
the Cireut Court for Montgomery county, a. Is,
April term, 1855, in the case Of X. 7. Foster -
rs. Henry E. Decie, shall proceed to se!lty P7s.
premises, that valuable Farm known as the DEClI
FARM. "
The Farm contains about SEVEN Hun DIED a6t
and beautiful DWELLING. HOUSE on II, together
with all the necessary out-houses used 10y iafusf.
II is situated near the Big Tunnel on the virginia
and Tennessee IA lroad, in the county ni NoL'.n.
merry, and about one mile from the celebn,sl
Montgomery White sulphur Springs.
Tpkas oFSALg: A credit Of two and three var,
will be given the purchaser by his paying dowa n
cash so much OF the purchase money Necessary d
paw the cost and charges Of sale The deferred pay
nents are 10 bear interest from the ih day II b..
cember. 1885, at which time possession viii h.
taken by the purchaser. Security Tor the UUT4 4
purchase money and lien by deed Of trus; Tor N
same will be required of the purchaser.
The sale will take place promptly at o'clock ?
NJ NJ that day JOHN K. FRANCS
ap I'D Sheriff Of Montgomery county, Va.
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Re CO.PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned, of the firm of Kent, Paine q
Co. have formed CO. partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of
PAIL E & G o.,
and h i've taken the store No los Main street. next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will he pleased to re-
ceive consgnments from their friends and the
public. W. u. fAlNh'
"a lots r. A. PAINE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

say- SODA APPARATUs.-The celebrated
"ARCTIC" SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS, FOUNTAINS, &c, complete. As agent Tor
the manufacturer, the subscriber Is prepared to
furnish the most convenient and elegant apparatus
known. Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist
an cots corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE Books will be opened M, I9s
IN subscription 10 the easitsl stock OF poro.
RlCHMoND FREDERICKSBURG AND roppg
Mac RAiLRoAD AMI RICHMOND AND IL IL
TEKsBURU a. .ILRoAD CONNECTION t"a.
PANY,n at the Office Of tho Richmond ana !, ia
burg Railroad Company In Richmond, and - D. -
Office OF the Petersburg RAILROAD tompsny in H. -,
tersburg, on tho LIST day OF June, lscs, ahas. -.
direction ofihe undersigned. Commissioners HAM
- W = Wv X. b. HAyALL,
Py. DANIEL, JS,
CHAkLEs ELLIS,
a. A. MYERS,
mya-sot T. II wlSSs.
NORTH CAROLINA No. ] CUT
: H IN JOHN II. GORDON &ses,,
pyS ycuytsaatA ssysss near Exchange ns's"
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NEW AND SUPERB ORGANIZES.
MAGNIFICENT ORGANIZES.
Our new PARIS ORGANIZES have
arrived, and we have now in store
the most splendid goods ever seen
in this city-the newest Partisan
styles-whch have been pro-
nounced by the ladies unprece
dented in brillancy of color,
chasteness in design, and superior
ity in fabric. They challenge
UNIVERSAL ADMIRATION.
ELEGANT ORGANIZES
ELEGANT ORGANIZES! at
J. STEENBOCK i CO.'S,
(ate Of San Antonio, Texas,)
No. 1879 and III Main street.
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L'OR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT
IL on Leigh street, four doors above Brook xsJ
avenue. with six rooms and well Of water Ia a I
the yard all in good order. Apply To ~
JAMES MOORE.
my52tx corner Smith and MarshaIl str,rl,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, n GOOD Business
T STAND for fancy or grocery store. -,
Gas and water on the premises. Apply on the -
premises, corner Of Seventeenth and ClayrA
my t--'s
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NOR RENT, one furnished AMI on
unfinished ROOM, 800 Main street, BE-. ~,
tween Third and Fourth streets.
nv It's JOHN v. GORDON son, III