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In our columns this morning will be
found noble list Of the "boys in blue y
of the Soldiers and Sailors Of Mary!1nd'
who have fought and laborcd in the past
to save the Union, and who propose now to
stand by the Government once moro BY
endorsing in mass convention that policy
which recognized the need Of the country
for peace.-BaltimOre Commercial.
Senator Wilson, at the Fenian meeting
IN birmingham, said he "was in favor Of
Poland for the Poles, Hungary for the
Hungarians, Italy for the Italians, Ger.
many for the Germans, and Ireland for the
Irish" That is good doctrine, but it might
be extended by adding-America for the
Americans, and aAfrica for the Africans
Nerbwyport Herald.
Mr.. John Chresa, a merchant Of Rich
mond, fell overheard at Fortress Monroe
on Tuesday from the Baltimore steamer,
and would have been drowned but for
timely assistance. .-
Four hundred Knights Templars were
expected at Chicago.
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DEATH OF Rev. DIR. ]. II. C. LEACH
Our community was startled and painfully
shocked on Tuesday afternoon by intelli-
cence of the sudden death of the Rev. DR..
]. II, C. Leach, which occurred at his resi-
dence, in Cumberland county, about one
mile and q half from this place, at an early
hour of the afternoon mentioned. He was
in town in the morning, apparently in good
health. He returned home about the mid
die of the day, and soon afterwards, while
sitting in his chair, complained of feeling
unwell, and in short time expired, before
medical aid, which had been promptly sent
for, could reach him.
DR.. Leach was about seventy five years
of age, and was widely known as an able and
learned theologian and an earnest and CO.
gent preacher.-Fdrmville Journal, 9Th.
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SHOOTING ArFRAY AT New Town, MARY
LANDAU unfortunate iracas occurred at
New Town, in this county, on Sunday
morning, between Mr.. John 1lorscy and
Mr.. John 7. Benston, the former attempt
ing to cut the latter in the saloon of Mr..
Thomas Mason, and without provocation at
the time, it is said, on last Saturday eve.
ming. On Sunday morning BenSton repair
cd to the house of Horsey to inquire the
cause of the attempted stabbing, and was
shot by Horsey in the abdomen, but 1t il
not thought now to be dangerous.-Wor-
cnSter Shien.
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feeling Of gratitude, and win be hsaly
accepted. The only point upon which tneir
testimony is demanded Is "the conaition
"the South is in to be represented u She
Irrational C Congress- coIlocaticnof words
which may be very expressive, but is Ger
tainly not very elegant. It will be q source
Of unceasing regret to those Of the loyal
tribe who did not 60 to Philadelphia that
they were not there to be included In TINS
invitation, and to subsist for three or four
months az the cost Of the rich Radicals In
the northern States. .r.r .-... S..
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IIoRRlBLE OCcuRRENCE-A MAN Torn
BY A Recommendation Saturday after
noon baker was attacked by tcrocious
bloodhound belonging to neighbor, and
being overpowcrcd, he fell to the ground,
when the brute proceeded to tear his flesh
OIL in a hcart-rcnding manner. The
clothing was stripped of, and the breast
bone laid bare. When the unfortunate
mans wife came to his assistance the ami
nal turned on her, and she would have
shared a similar fate but for the timely in
tervention of some citizens. The man now
lies in precarious state. The owner of
the animal did not seem disposed to offer
any excuse, but took the matter coolly,
limiting at trcspassing and intruding as the
cause of such mischief. After this occur
renee it is not likely that the citizens in
the neighborhood will tolerate such dan
ger in their midst.-New York Herald.
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ny Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Rankers Rrnkars and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE DWELLING
Y AND VACANT LOTS ON CHURCH HILL,
AT THE NORTiIW WEST CORNER OF MARSHALL
AND TWENTY SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE
premises on MONDAY the 10Th September, 1868,
al o. clock p. NJ, the excellent BRICK TENE-
MENT located rs above, recently occupied by Mr.
George NJ. Flick. II contains ten rooms, Including
basement. with kitchen attached
The DWELLING i in exec llent repair, and ha,
attached to IL 4 LOT thirty three by one hundred
and twenty feet to an alley twelve feet wide.
After which, will be sold FOUR BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, to the south OF the dwelling, each fronting
thirty tn rec feet, running back one hundred and
twenty feet 10 said alley, on one OF which there
stands small framed tenement occupied as shoe
store.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at one, two,
and three years for bonds bearing interest, paya-
bic annually, secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDlN u APPERsoS,
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A SAD ArFAIR.-While driving down
one of the steep hills in Andover, Friday
evening, Mr.. Joseph Watson and wife, of
Columbia, Connecticut, were thrown vio-
lentIy to the ground. Mrs. Watson, though
she received a severe shock, managed to
get MP and call assistance to her husband
who lay insensible. On taking him into
the nearest house he revived, and ex-
claimed: "My back is broke, and am
going to dic!' This threw Mrs. Watson
into, violent commissions, terminating in
her. death in less than twenty minutes.
Mr.. Watson has since recovered; but a
daughter of the deceased has become in
sane in consequence of the calamity.
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San DOMINGO TO DE ANNEXED TO THE
UNITED STATEs.-BENNETT's correspond
ents are never at loss for sensation news.
The last number of the Herald publishes
letter from Havana, dated August 3,
which makes the startling announcement
that the writer is "enabled to communi-
cate fact which is of much Importance
both to the United States and to that un-
fortunate country''-which fact" is,
that according to letters received by a
commercial house in Havana, the afore-
said annexation is already looked upon as
consummated, for it appears that the
"project has been accepted by the Co.
" vernment of the United States" And
the writer declares that ever since Mr..
SEwARDs West Indian tour the white peo-
pie of St. Domingo have been endeavoring
to secure the popular voice in favor of
this scheme.
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE PRESIDENT
Secretary Seward, in speech at Detroit,
abiding to the cheers given for General
Grant, said:
That the poorest invention of the whole
war, and now that we are engaged in the
restoration of the country, the poorest in
ventfnR is that of men who think they can
divide General Grant from the President
of the United States; or if they thought
they could divide him, or any patriotic
man, he hoped that class of persons now
have their answer.
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u,uE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

V'IIE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
i CALLED M0NTEBELLo. HALF MILE BE-
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
intending to break up housekeeping, offers his
place, MuETEBELLo, for sale; There are four.
Teen acres Of land, all enclosed. The situation y
unsurpassed by any in the country, being half
mile below. the eastern limits of the city and on
Fulton Heights, commanding view OF ten miles
or more mp and down the river. The DWELLlNG
is of tho very best around the city, contains
twelve rooms conveniently arranged. The kitchen
is two stories, and is connected with the house by
Z covered way. There are all the usual out
houses. including large stable, barn. and car.
ria ge- house Around the house is one OF the finest
hickory and oak groves in the vicinity. To be a2-
preciatrd tho place must be seen. IL not sold by
the 18th OF September, II will be offered at auction
on that day at o'clock L. VI. The household and
kitchen furniture will be sold on FRIDAY the llth,
To which will be added three fine CARRIAGE
HORSES, one CARRIAGE and HARNESS, one
BUGGY and HARNESS, and one fine cow and
CALF. &c, SC. The real estate will be sold by by
other property by Mr.. h. B. Cook, auctioneer.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
the huur Of sale SAMUEL AYRES.
3-tds
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RAdTssa MO- neetiss in aPhilsAsi.

purLipxLrHrA, September 5.--A fusion
mass meeting of the northern and southern
delegates here tonight was held Yin front
of the Union League House. The League
House was brilliantly illuminated and fes-
TONED, and from the opposite side of the
street a battery Of fireworks was kept busy
in discharging rockets, Roman candles,
and other varieties of the pyrotechnic art.
General Butler made characteristic
speech in favor of Congress and against the
President, and was followed by Senator
Harlan, who was interrupted BY the arrival
of several professions, with music, trans
parencies, &c. 1t was after 9 o'clock before
he was able to continue. After his speech
the meeting dispersed.
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Special dispatch TO the Philadelphia Ledger
rho (,rOns I'm UOuisipnn

New ORLEANS, September 4.-The re-
ports of the appearance of the army worm
in the cotton fields of this State are not
confirmed. 1t is purely worm on paper.
The crop at best, however, is small, though
generally of good staple and quality.
The rice crop Of the State is turning out
most luxuriantly.
The sugar crop, on the other hand, will
be small.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers' and Real Estate Agents.


VALUABLE IN PROV ED CITY
' PROPERTY AT AUCTlON-LOTS ON COR
YER OF MAIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS; =
By virtue uf the decree of the Circuit Court for the
city of Richmond rendered on the llth day OF Au-
gnst, l,f6. in the case Of Richard l.. Is. Rust
against Youel &. Rust and Anna A; Rnst, the IN
sth day of September 1850. at O'Clock 7. NJ, cell
AZ auction to the highest bidder, on the premises,
tire. VALUABLE LOTS, with the BUILDINGS
and improvements thereon, situated In the south
east angle formed by Main and Eighteenth streets,
in the city of Richmond described in said decree,
being part of the real estate Of the late Agnes
Rust descended To her heirs at law.
one Of said LOTS, situated IN the corner a,9 10
said, and containing TWO-SToRf FRAMED
STORE aud DWELLING. HOUSE, fronts on
Eighteenth street fifty feet six inches, and on Main
street forty. five feet eight inches.
Another Of said LOTS, containing aTWO-STORl
FRAMED STORE and DWELLING, fronts on Main
twenty-five feet one inch. .<> ,,.,,,,,
Another of said LOTS, containing aIWo-SIokl
FRAMED DWELLING, fronts on Eighteenth street
twrrty-scyen feet.
each, i flied with the papers OF said cause.
copy of tn. decree specifying the boundaries, may
be seen AT the Office of Harrison, Goddln Apper'
son and will be- exhibited At the sale.
TERMS OF SALE Oue-fourth cash, and the resi-
due in three several iustallments AT four, eight
and twelve months. with interest added from day
OF sale in ne gotiable notes with good endorsers
The title will he retained Qntil payment and con
'e!"'e' ''0''1 y JAMES NELSON,
CHARLES =. RADY,
Commissioners.
,;n"nors au 80
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A CHANCE FOR THE IxrrcuS,ous Ioy.,

A CHANCE FOR THE IxrEcuNIous LOYAL
Isrs.-A Missourian writes to Horace
GREELEY that !" any amountn of money
can be raised to compensate the delegates
from the South to the Loyal Convention II
they will remain in the northern States un.
til the fall elections are over, and canvass
them In behalf Of the Radical candidates
Inasmuch as many Of the bogus delegates
in question have no local habitation, nc
money, and no friends, this offer will no
doubt excite In the breasts Of such lively
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The NEEDLE GUS.-The Scientific Ame-
rican pronounces the Prussian needle gun
inferior to BERDAS's brcech- loader; and
We read in the New York Tribune that the
efficiency of the English breech leaders, it
is claimcd, will be four times greater than
that Of the Prussian needle-gun. The diff
nculty with Austria was, that though the
needle-gun was not the best of arms, she
had none even 80 good as that.
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.-The New York
Tribune of Wednesday says, without men,
tioning any authority for the statement,
that at tho request Of Italy, Austria, be-
fore signing the treaty Of peace at Prague,
gave her unconditional assent to the union
of Lombardy and Venetia with Italy.
The French Government concurrsd In the
arrangement, admitting that 1t only &C.
quired Venetia to hand it over to Italy.
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CINCINNATI, September 4.-The Cincin.
natl and Big Sandy packet Revenue, bound
for Cincinnati with cargo of 200 tons OF
iron, sunk near Buena Vista, in the Ohio
river, on Friday last. She was insured for
$4,000. Her cargo will probably be re-
covered. No lives were lost.
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WAS WASHINGTON PERJURED.-It is a
f,vorite saying with men of the Browplow
order that all men are perjured who,
having ever taken an oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, after
wards Joined the rebellion. George Wash
ington and other leaders of the Revolution
of '7G had taken an oath Of allegiance to the
King of England; did they also commit
perjury ?-NdshviRe Gazette.
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A man travelling on horseback in Ar.
kansas was seized by highwaymen and
robbed. A party soon after passing the
place released him. Riding together, they
again met the highwaymen, when the VIC
tim challenged one to o duel, which re-
suited in the death of both parties.
John Minor Bolts was one Of the vice.
presidents Of the Radical Convention.
Judge Underwood was in Philadelphia,
but not a. delegate.
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WHAT HUNNICUTT DID IN PHILADELPHIA.
J. w. Hunnicutt, of Virginia, offered reso-
luton claiming that the disfranchisement of
disloyal men, and the reimbursement of
all loyal men, is the only safeguard of Vir-
ginia and of the nation. [Cheers.] The
resolution was referred.
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Horace .MAYNABp.-The papers arc
quoting what purports to be on extract
from speech made somewhere recently by
HORACE MAYNARD in favor of negro equal
ity. We do not believe he ever made a
speech containing any such remarks. He
is rather INSCRIPTIONS, but not such fool
as to have made the avOwals attributed to
him.
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sportins Man Shot by his Mistress.

CHICAGO, September 4.-George Trus-
sci, owner of the trotting horse Dexter,
was shot dead in Seneca Wright's saloon
tonight by his mistress, "Irish Molly"
Jealousy is the supposed cause.
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WHERE CAN GET THE BEST

kg- WHERE CAN GET THE BEsi
PHOTOGRAPH AT vANNERSON CO.'S
Mr.. yANNERSoN is southern photographer OF
twenty years experience. Mr.. POWERS, his
chief operator Is Virsinian, and one Of The pest
artists in America. They take pains to please and'
unlike other galleries-new hedged-they do
not require your money until satisfaction Is gwen.
THE FINEST PICTURES AT THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICE.
Particular attention paid to the copying ana en-
larsng of small pictures to any desired size They
have special artists engaged for the purpose.
II YOU want FINE PICTURES at moderate prices
goto
yANyERsOy 4 co.'s FINE ART GALLERIES,
No. ISIS MAIN sTREET,
over Davies Music Store, or
No. II MAN.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The only Galleries in Richmond conducted by
southerners. Se'-"'
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ngRENNOLDS' PILLS.
A VIRGINIA REMEDY,
COMPOUNDED ri SCIENTIFIC MEN.
THE BEST PILL NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
See the mass Of respectable testimony in another
column.
The signers well known to the citizens Of the
State.
The sale is rapidly increasing, and the virtues OF
this excellent remedy being fully appreciated.
Try them.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medi-
cnes.
Price FIFTY CENTS per box an Cots
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New ('rOn Cotton.

BALTIMORE, September 4.-The first ar,
rival of new crop cotton was received here
to-day by Messrs. George P. Gather &
Co., from Georgia. 1t is classed as strict
middlng of very fine staple.
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BY Harrison, Goddin. & Apperson, Auctoneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE LOT. ON THE EAST
Y LINE OF EIGHTH BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE STREETS, TO BE LEASED AT AUG.
-TION FOR TEN YEARS.-Will be leased al auc.
ton on the premises, on TUESDAY H." mn Ser
tember 1850, at O'Clock L. NJ, that hEkl
VALUABLE LOT located as above, adjoining tia
late residence Of Mrs Martha stanard, having a
front OF about forty feet, and depth Of l?o ie.t
TO u wide alley. This is really = most desirable
location for FIRST class residence.
Terms: Remarkably reasonable, and msis
known at the hour Of leasing.
Aurtianp.r.
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From south Carolina-MeeftnE OF ths
I.egislature-The Governors Mes
nRHe. etc.


Legislature-The Governors Mes.
sage, etc.
COLUMBIA, September 5.-The Legisla-
ture met in extra session to-day. The
Governors message urges o modification
of the negro code so as to extend the ju-
risdiction of the civil courts over all classes
of citizens. The message recommends the
admission of negro evidence in all cases
as measure of justice and policy; de-
clares the proposed stay law to be unwise
and unconstitutional but advises the
adjustment of imprisonment for debt,
and asks the extension of the bankruptcy
law urges that provision be made for i'm.
poverished people of the State rendered
destitute by short crops, and suggests the
sale of the State bonds to raise funds for
that purpose. The message closes with
hopeful view for the recuperation of the
State and the restoration of the Union.
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BY Pilkinton, PulIiam & Co., Aucuoneers.
THOR SALE AT AIrCTION.-Wc vii

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
Offer for sale at public auction, on the lrc.
misses at half past O'Clock L. NJ 81, on TUESDAY
NEXT, the nth September, 1850, two BEAUTIFUL
LOTS fronting 500 feet each on Hull street, Man
chester annexed the Hull street Hotel and TuuHIUs
back los feet. One lot has small dwelling. h"u,"
and good stable thereon. There lots Al" very
valuable as business stands.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest
added Title retained until def, rTrd payments arc
made. PlLhlSTOS, iuLLlhh ~,
40 S-tds AuCtiunesr-.
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Fire I'm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 3.-The
factory of p. Barmon, in this city, was
burned tonight. Loss, $4,000.
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METALS META. ,n:a Hoop,, 81 u
M Metals. -ii:oS Tar ,osR tin. g,r L' 6
s spsss i.Ia ae ss Si.s sasss Is1
fs ss ;-'s fSoyur.ssn.a street. near sxshshS'
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sE NO MORE GRAY HAIRS!
NO MORE BALD HEADS
nv THE Use OF THE XANTHINE HAIR
RESTORING FLUID!.!
It is not dye; will not stain the skin, and can
be used as freely as water. Read the certificate OF
MIR. ]. w. Davies, Of the Richmond Musical Ex-
change; ,, c.,,ou,ars 1924
Standardization OF the XANTHfNE HAIR-RE.
STORING FLUID has entirely restored my hair
from gray to Its original dark brown color.
]. w. DAVIES.
Certificates of others may be seen at the Agents.
No. 1911 Main street, three doors above the Spots
wood Hotel. 81 -"
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson Auc,,oro.,.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

VERY DESIRABLE LITTLEFApu
Y OF FORTY ACRES, BETWEEN TIr nrsb
RUN TURNPIKE AND FREDEkICk.EHHSarr
RAILROAD. THREE MILES NORTH OF '' pfr1I1p
MOND, TOGETHER WITH CROPS. Mr. -
HORSE, cows, CARRIAGE, CARTS, FAkuiyt
IMPLEMENTS, Sc, FOR SALE AT AUCT,IS
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on WIZ
NESDAY the 18th Of September. l.6s, At o'rirst
p. NJ, the excellent LITTLE FARM located :,
above, now occupied by Mr.. Greenwad al Mn,
the lands Of Messrs John Z. Ballard. John j
Sinton, and Thomas job nston, containing FORTY
ACRES OF VERY PRoDUCTINELAND, adu,rs.
bly, adapted for market garden or dairy farm
The improvements consist Of n CDyFohTkBLE
DWELLING containing four rooIns besides barn
stable. and the usual out-houses, together " N A
well OF water. After the sale of the Farm. will be-
sold all Of the personal effects on IT, consslpy az
AN EXCELLENT CROP OF GROWING CORN,
POTATOES, and other VEGETABLES
No. MULES,
HORSE,
5 good COWS,
CARRIAGE,
CARTS,
and all the
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Terms For the real estate, one fourth cash
balance ut six, twelve. and eighteen months Tor
nagota BILE notes interest added, secured by trr,t
deed For the personal effects, all sums undo ,
credit for approved endorsed negotiable. paper
II the Farm be not sold, il will be rented ont for
one year and whether sold or rented III the per-
soual effects will positively be sold.
HARRISON, GODDly y APPERsON,
SEQ AuctloneerS.
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NOR SALE. STOCK FIRST Ma
Il TloNAL BANK, PIhNTERRss +, s sTlTs on
yIRGjNIA lCoupon and RegisteredJ, and ILoN .
HILL RAiLROAb. &C.. &c. Loans nsso''a'sa ANU
deposits I' aiAssisoS. oopDIS ) ArPERsoS.
al eta
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TAHAI. KADOSH BETH SHA-
IN LONE SYNAGOGUE, MAYO sTRBET-fer
sons DESTROYS OF obtaining SEATS In the above
named congregation can obtain them at the sypa
gosus ON SUNDAY NEXT, the 9Th instant, Dc.
tween the hours OF and o'clock, when the se az
will be assigned TO all contributors or pcrsons de-
sir,ry them JACOB A. LEVY,
onLs sio'h. KKB.S.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On Thursdsy.. September 9Th, 1855, by Rsy. D
Shaver, Mr.. WILLIAM 4; CLENpENlEG, @
Nashville, Tenn, and MISS ANNIE s. FLETCHER
Of Henrico county, Va.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Aac,Ion..r,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

7 ARGE AND WELL-BUILT RRrCr
IL TENEMENT, ON MADDOX HILL. NED M
HOWARDS GROVE. FOR SALE AT Ai-crhnnixo
DAY the 7th of September, 1895 al - c ~. NJ
NJ, the large and excellent BRICK TyyPprS,
located as above, near the residences of NJ - -
Barnes AMI Dir James w. LaweIen Co... n n.
seven good rooms II Is 50 near the lover ,.h
the city as TO make ii desirable for bq.ins.A %
to occupy It. Possession given at one. men
TBKks: Accommodating, and made known ,,,,..
hour Of sale. VIA
HARRISON, GoDDIS & APPERsoy
Be huCtOrrer,
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AMITsEMENTS.

THE CORONATION OF THE ROSE,
aCantasa OF two, parts.
BIZ GEORGE P. ROOT.
will be repeated by request at
VIRGINIA HALL
OK FRIDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Afterwards, DUET by the QUEEN and one oil
her subjects.
Doors open at half past o'clock.
Tickets sold at Davies Musical Exchange and
ut the door.