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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02
By Harrison, Goddin & Apper,on,
BANKERS Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
VERY VALUABLE REAL EsTATl

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Y on CARY STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS: on VALLEY, ~.
TWEEN CHRISTIAN AND RICHARD STREhiss
fEEgE TERsf MIKE HS
SOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE, NEAR II. now:
ARDS GROVE, AND BEAuTIluL Lot o. Tue
s ssfP sles kF FSk sSL Gk Fl h
TION.-Wili be sold at auction, Oh the gIenl.
SEES, in the order advertised. on THURSDAY,
the 5th July, 1855, commencing at o'clock
namely m 'hf io asS Snmss .na s ISi y
nF and Streets
ming back one hundred feet to \ thirty foot street
On these lots there are several framed tentmsn-,
occupied by Mr.. Lohimeyer and Others at FAR
The location Of these lots, within one hundred
feet OF the Dock, render them OF pacu value log
saes Ssss two a new Tn .s ,sy
with Kitchens attached, on the south side d Car.
rington street, occupied respectively by Fannie
Iui
four good rooms. The lots have front Of thirty:
two and half feet, and depth Of one HUNDRED
AMER which, say at . o'clock, p. NJ, that hand.
some Cottage Residence, on Aafdux Hill, adlgg'
ing Howard s Grove and the residence of Dr " L"i,
Mcswesney at the annual rental of three hundred
dollars. The dwelling contains eight rooms, ard
has recently been painted and otherwise repaired.
In front and rear Il 10 well shaded by handsome
Trees and there Is attached to II han an acre
Of 6ne garden land. The retired and healthy is'
cation Of this property should attract the attention
Of persons seeking country retreat, IN full view
and within fifteen minutes walk of the Oh
Market.
Immediately AFTER which, say at a o'clock, ",
that beautiful lot, letter )" on the easi s'is 81
Valley, between Christian and Richsrd street,
fronting forty four feet, running back one hundred
and sixty -nve feet.
TEENS: One fourth cash, balance ~ four. slsn.
and twelve months, for negotiable noses, lHs'ss''
added, secured by n trust deed.
HARRISON, 0oDDIN & APPERsoS.
ieaa-tds Auetionr,r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,rH1nHEsr OF THE SEASON.
DIT, WILLIAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. ! TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SALES OF :7rH AND 10TH or JuHg.

SALES OF :7ra AND 18TH OF JUNE.
For A. A. Farmer, Esq, OF Halifax county, Va,
one at &9?s one st els9 one at &la, and one at PAL.
Averaging tln.2s per bundled for the crop. Tugs
and all. The whole crop bought by James Thomas,
Jr., Esq, for his celebrated brands.
For W. A. McClain, ESQ.,, Of Caswell county, N.
c., one at $2 ct Ss3, and one at slzs averaging
sn.
For Smith Brandon, ESQ, Of Halifax county, Va
one Ut s?S, one at 50, one at $40, and ono al vi
the finest Of this crop having been previously
sold
For Jacob Faulkner, ESQ, Of Halifax county
Va. sun.cured. No. l at $50, No. 2attas' ana No.
at SIS.
For A. Hubbafe, ESQ, Of Pittsylvania county,
Va, one at S2a SO, one At sss, and one OF. ~"
For Peyton Bradshaw. ESD, Of HALIFAX county,
Va, are.c ured one at s2s, and one at $50 ~
For J, W. Fitzgerald, Esq, Of Pittsylvahssoh one
At tai, one at sea. so, and one at MATS.
For J r. Hodges, ESD, Of Halifax county one ~
$40 and one at $3.50
For James n. Moore, ESQ.,, Of HALIFAX county,
Va, ono at tlsl. =,
ForJ. A. Stanfeld, Esq, of Caswell county, n
c., one at sl5s and one at Sl2' Vt
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE FARM
VILE FEMALE COLLEGE.
FARMvILLE, juno q, 1866.

FARMvILLE, juno e, lS66.
Our little town was cnlivcned to-day by
an event which is annually looked forward
TO with peculiar interest and pleasure.
The commencement exercises OF the Farm
Vile Female College never fail to attract
large and discriminating audience, who
are uniformly amply compensated in the
rich treats, intellectual, or rather literary
and musical, served for their qualification
and entertainment.
The present occasion was one fraught
with peculiarly gratifying incidents. AZ
ter most sumptuous rcpast at the college,
which was enjoyed by the Board OF TruS-
tees, together with large number Of pa
iron, and visitors of the institution, we
repaired to the Methodist Episcopal Church,
where the exercises were opened by the
Rev. Richard McIlwainc, of the Prcsbytc-
rian Church.
The degree OF graduation was conferred
on Miss +. A.. Prichard, Of Petersburg.
Certificates of proficiency were bestowed
on Miss Matte Crawley, of Prince Edward:
Miss Virgie Tyler and Miss Mary Tyler, OF
Richmond, and Miss Ellen Walthall, Of
Farmvillc.
The address to the scholars by A. NJ.
Kelly, ESQ.,, of the city of Petersburg, was
Il production emincntly befitting the occa-
sion, and which fully met public expecta-
ton, sustaining perfectly the brilliant re-
putation which this gentleman has achieved
as ready and fluent writer and graceful
speaker.
The concluding exercises of this int.
resting occasion consisted of concert Of
al MI ,ny t,f nnnslp in hip In rho
ability and paten: fidelity OF the teachers,
the industry and proficiency Of the scho-
lars in this department of female educa-
ton, was most happily evidenced and illus.
trated. The occasion, as whole and in oil
itz parts, was an entire and most gratifying
success, The compositions and essays
prepared by the young ladies, and read by
gentleman selected for that service, were
hi2sIy rrcditabIc to the attainmcnts and
taste II The fair authors, and demonstrated
the tfDroughncs. with which all the details
and DEPARTMENTS Of female education are
conducted In this school. They were as
follows:
Battle Of Life-By Miss Matte Crawley,
Of Prince Edward.
The Ruins of Time-By Miss Barbara
Walker, of Farmville, Va.
Memories-By Miss Virgie Tyler, Of
Richmond, Va.
Mother, Home, Heaven-By Miss Belle
Greene, Of Richmond, Va.
Music-By Miss Ella Talbot, Of Rich
mond, Va.
The Reaper hath gathered them Home
BY Miss E. A. Prichard, of Petersburg, Va.
From what we realized on this occasion,
we feel fully warranted in commenting the
Farmville Female College to the confidence
and patronage of all interested in the now
vital subject of female education. The
facilities provided are ample, the location
of easy access, eligible and healthy, tho
society excellent, and the Faculty full and
most accomplished. Success to the Farm
vile Female College. ESSEX.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS NON ROE ON 41Dx !.
, TaE sog .,s.m.r q ssEoas ShhEssa%.
e! a. nw Fl HIs IN 5fnsfs e,
ssst II snd S. TG S
Ing Ssf fS2 ,s on lo ,aae Tp
Tickets for the Excursion to be procured a. me n,
FT ix,Mn ana f0u'' JOHN Il. FREEMAN, Agent.
Observation-Disclosures OF JULY.
II The fast and splendid steamer JOHN STL;
YEsTER, Captain Posr, will make an s1CuhIsniGIyy
n ssyn1 sss Gy
returning at 10 r, M.
a Band Of Music win be furnished red for the 0eea
FARE: 81 children half-price.
j tisNet on 00A'ac /. rRowBRIpoE, Agent.
TXHIBITION. "A PHANTAsMA-
bitea in the LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH &c
Rig5is entertaining. viz; Thirty: six sGRiPTuRE;
SCENES, illustrating Bible facts ana otien's a.
Sunday school h scholars and teachers. THE ILL
FATED SHIP. In six views, embracing The s,I En- N,
0a s"PS4 ssa crew one Ra
WAR SCENES. such accurate representation
OF the famous Fort Sumter and the Explosion OF
the Mine before Petersburg. Two COMIC SCENES:
The Increasing Nose. The Income Tax. Also, Re-
VOLVING VIEWS. in which figures move up on
the canvas in life like manner.
The above will be varied by the recitation or
rendering Of gems OF American and English tite.a-
ture, both prose and poetry such as " Foes zoe ka.
yen'' The Man that was Used Up The one
Horse Shay" aud " Tam OShsnter"
This Exhibition is gotten up by one CT our own
citizens 10 furnish heathful and instructive enter
tainmeEt for the people.
The toh0Is If tie proceeds DiA De otren TO the
education ~ pour children.
cents. je a0-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ 10 Thk CLElZGNS OE nsNhnUVSSDs-
In response 10 the inquiries which have be'a
made OF me, beg leave respectfully to say, that
n Il be the pleasure OF the citizens OF Richmond to
elect me TO the Legislature to Ill the existing va
cancy, will serve them cheerfully and to the best
OF my ability.
lam ,ens.ble Of my inadequacy to supply the
place Of Mr.. Gfattan, whose resignation. In COM
mon with all who respect virtue and talent SIN.
cerely regret. And II s due to candor that snouid
say / fear the partial favor ofmy friends who have
called upon me has led them to oEef.esuma'e my
capacity to serve them. Public life 10 atosether
new to me Meth er my tastes nor my aspirations
have ever taken that direction. And l honestly
think that when the material interests OF the city
and State arc so deeply involved In legislation the
people should select their most tried and expert
snced citizens for the public service, and shall
gladly give place to any one they may choose.
But IL those among whom have lived from my
birth, and to whom am under so many obligs.
items, shall honor me with their choice, will de-
vote to their service with earnest zeal all the ener
gies possess. WILLIAM ". ChoAf'
ie 2a-lawtAugl6&dtde
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON coLLEGE-sKETCH OF ITS HIS.
ToRY--COMNESCEMENT EXERCISES, &C.
yrxrScroS Iuna pc 1855

LEXINGTON, June Is, 1866.
Before entering upon description Of the
commencement exercises, brief sketch of
the history of Washington College may be
cf interest.
Even before the American revolution,
the settlers in this beautiful valley eStab-
lished q classical school, which in 1852
took the name Of Liberty Hall Academy."
In l79s Ii was called Washington academy,
and subsequently Washington College.
Washington in his will conveyed to the
college one hundred shares in the James
River Navigation Company, which endow.
ment now yields tho interest upon fifty
thousand dollars annually.
The Cincinnati Society, an organization OF
old revolutionary officers, made donation
which now amounts to an endowment OF
twenty three thousand: and in 1926, John
Robinson, Of Rockbridge county, Va, be.
queathed to the college his estate, which
yielded about forty thousand dollars. Thu.
literally endowed, the college entered
upon Its career Of usefulness, sending out
each year a class Of graduates who hay.
adorned all Of the walks OF life. But il
never attained from some causc) tina,
high degree Of prosperity which its found
ers anticipated. Before the war, It's ave,
rage number Of students each session WAS
about one hundred.
In the spring Of 1861 the students formed
themselves into q volunteer company
(cslled the Liberty Hall volunteers") },
and fought through the war--thOsc Of them
who survived-in the famous "Stonewall
Bhesds."
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
corner Of Main and Eleventh str, Il.
SALE OF

TOM ISSION ER'S SALE OF
~ SEVENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND.
ON THE MECHANICSvILLE TURNPIKE Two
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AUCTION In exc.
cution Of DEF Of the Circuit Court Of the roan.
ty OF Henrico entered May 2 1888, in the case Of
ScherInerhorn, ETC., rs Austin and ais the under.
signed, a commissioner appointed for the Egrl,s.,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on THURS
DAY, July S, at O'clock. y. ~. If fair, If not "a
the next fair day thereafter, at the same hour ihs
TRACT OF LAND of which the late Egmon,
Schermerhorn died seized, lying on the east s.is
OF Mechanicsville turnpike n short distance be.
yond the toll. gate ana adjoining the land Of L.
onidas Rosser and others.
There are SEVENTY ACRES, Of which there |. a
sufficient portion in woods and there are several
buildings, one OF which can.be converted into 4
dwelling. IL will lie sold as whole or divided,
as may be deemed bcst at tho time Of sale.
This Is beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and IL
should attract the attention. Of persons seeking
such property.
Terms: 0ne.third cash balance at six srl
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, the title TO bs retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
EATON NANCE, Commissioner
GRrBBs 4 WILLIAMS. AuetioneerS. j. 5-tds
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NJ ANDREW ANTOINE, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully Informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he has resumed business In his
NEW IRON.FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposite to the site Of his old stand, adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted mp and
furnished in Q style which he is confident will
meet with the approval Of the public.
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES Of the best quality enable him
to offer inducements to the trade which cannot be
surpassed. A call from his former customers Is re-
specially solicited.
A large and choice assortment of FRENCH BON
BoNs, IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CoRDIALS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, &C., will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM ofthe most approved navors served
In the Saloan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and 0RNA.
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the cit-
Gems Of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
ed to him for Tho ct fifteen years, and will en-
deavor 10 merit continuance Of the same.
jee-lm kNDREWANTONI.
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.y- DEIT.I yOTICE.-NITROUs OXIDE

sy- DENTAL NOTICE.-N1TROCSO AlDE
GAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DESTIsT, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture OF THIS gas
is reparcd to administer it as an anssthetic
rxTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
Asuis highly important that the gas should 10
fresh and pure, timely notice should be given OF
desire to use It.
Once and residence northwest corner OF sevsn'n
and Franklin streets. y lin
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DF A CARD.-The prices of PHOTOGRAPHS
at ANDERSON & CO.'S Art Palace are the same
as other f1st class galleries in the city As many
have been misinformed in regard to the prices we
take this method Of correction.
ANDERSON & CO.,
je 30-lwx No. l3ll Main street.
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ny Harrison, Godd!n Aprerson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real E,,a,. Iga,,.

VERY BEAUTIFUL HAIF.,cpr
LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE or ~ M
TWEEN MGI;a THlRD I, AND An FOURTH For s1ig ~ !,
mise. ON Friday the Sth A. auction, on the pr.
Z. N that beautiful LOT located As sSovs s..ots,
ing one hundred and thirty feet. running a. ION
hundred and MY feet 10 AN alley, wEtcL :, me
quired. will be divided into four lot. OF t-
each thrty.two and half by one hundred ant W.
feet 10 said alley. This lot il In very de, .u.y
neigh borhood, and 10 one Of the handsome, 20
city. ." -
Terms: One fourth cash, balance at tour aisl.
and twelve months for negotiable notes ir,nt"r
added, secured by trust deed. ''S''
HARRISON, GODDlS & APPRRsOy
Dr Auc,.oup.,.
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BY Harrison. Godd!n & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agenr

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT
~ ON CARY STREET, IN SIDNEY, BLTwS.y
FRAMED TENEMENT, on CUMBERIiS66
STREET. FOR SALE Ar AUCTION Win b. ,nIg
at auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the "a
TENEMENT located as above, now in the &c, "Scp.
pancy OF Mrs. Toler. IL contains four room. b..
sides good kitchen, and IL located nearly uppo.l,,
to Mr. Il. w. Totty's westham House.
Also. the FRAMED TEN EMENT on The north
side Of Cumberland street now occupied by Har.
rison Brooks AT sixteen dollars per month
TERMS: One. third cash balance At four AZ.
eight months for negotiable notes, interest allai
secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDlN i APPERS0y.
je 40 Auction eaf.
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EE LADIES' DINING. ROOMS
At
WENDLINGER'S,

No. 9l8 MAIN STREET.
DINING ROOMS have been elegantly fitted up II
the second story of my building for furnishing
MEALS AT ALL HOURS for ladies accompanies
by gentlemen. The attention OF the ladies ant
gentlemen Of Richmond Is called to this notice
and they are assured that efforts will be sparet
to merit their patronage. The best the market al
fords can always be had.
~ 2-eodts Z. WENDLlNobh.
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BY James N. Taylor, Auctioneer.

TENEM ENT, ON THE
ID SOUTH SIDE OF BANK, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS, ON A LEASE OF FIVE
YEARS GROUND RENT FROM THE q = or 90.
TOBER, lse5, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will BE-
sold on TUESDAY, the 81 day II July next, a. J?
q clock, NJ. on the premises, the BRICK TESE.
MEST AS above described. 1t has - front II 'weu.
ty feet on Bank street, and run, back about nfly.
five feet to alley; Is two stories high, aui''
now rented by the city a. an Office for The try
Water Works at rent of six hundred dollars PEI
year.
TERMS: One half cash balance * sky day,
for y negotiable note, interest added.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
ieSo Auciionser.
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RICHMOND, June 30, 1886.

RICHMOND, June 80, 1855.
HEESSRS. EDITORS,-I see in your
INl Yesterdays issue another card from ). b.
DrinEard. Mr. Drinkard seems 70 be the victim Of
mistakes. In the first place, he signed the paper
iii1ner Tor the House In the second place, he did
not mention his mistake till after the call had been
published. ,,
carving on business should use his name SO
loosely All that said in regard to rents was, that
Mr. Gilmer was an earnest advocate for their re-
duction that he was gallant soldier and al able
LAWYER; and told him that such men were worthy
m;na iv o-ltl CHARLES II. MOORE.
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VIRGINIA LITARY INSTI-
Y TUTE.-Ths BOARD OF VISITORS will meet
At the Virginia Military Institute on the 27th OF
tons for STATE and PAY Cadet appointments will
be made to the undersigned, accompanied with tho
usual testimonials Of good moral character. +.
Candidates for appointment must be exempt from
bodily disease, OF ages between sixteen and TWEEN.
ty-hve years, and In the case OF STATE Cadet, ap.
pliesnts must satisfy the Board Of their inability
TO meet the expenses Of the Institution.
Candidates for admission must be able to read
and write well, and to perform with facility and
accuracy the various operations OF the four ground
rules OF arithmetic, OF reduction, OF simple and
compound proportion, and OF vulgar and decimal
fractions
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial Distrct)
viii be supplied with board and tuition without
All Estate Cadets who held appointments on the ID
OF April 1865. and who desire 10 enter the institu.
tion such, will signify the same, with the usual
evidence Of present pecuniary condition. by letter
TO the Superintendent
Every arrangement has been made by the Board
OF Visitors to maintain the high scIEETIrIc cha
Its well-tried and distinctive system Of discipline
aud instruction.
The graduating exercises OF the Institution viii
take place at the institute ON the 9Th Of July. The
examinations will commence on the nth Of June,
and be continued daily until completed. The pub.
lie are respectfully invited TO all OF these exef.
cises.
FOR all further information, application will be
made to the Superintendent.
FRANCIS n. SMITH,
my l6-eodst6wtDuly Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES FIJTTrRE o.
~ >~~~~~-~--
by Harrison, Goddin \ Appsr,on,
Bankers, Brokers, and g.., ..,.

EXCELLENT BRICK srcpp
~ DWELLING, AND PEAMrn rWhE AND
The REAR, ON THE sOCTHWgsTs s shMSEESr IL
a Al auc cTR !. STREETS,
premises, on THURSDAY The a. 81 suction, on he
bali past o'clock, P ~, the ase.iiss,. ps :,
s >, . and DwkLLLIS. located a. boz sEcx
r re .ns Eeesap.nsy 81 M, Martin Manning no.
regarded d an excellent business stand AM !,
Also, the new FRAME DWELLIyf,i ia -.
and fronting on Eighteenth street the rear.
Terms 0ne-thfrd Ash. baIspco =.
eight months for negotiable notes inn. ..W g.!
secured by trust deed. ''''ss a1tsd
t. HARRISON, GoDDIN APpgRsoy
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Asen"

AT AUCTION OF THk
y yALgABLB HOTEL AND PARN Al ".
FORD, ON THE RICHMOND AND fKEphkstn, NJ ~
BURG RAILROAD. FORTY MILES NORTH w
RICHMoNp;ITili be sold =, auction On ~. " !, i
o. clock, A. NJ, the foregoing VALUABLE TX.
PERTY sSn,sin,ng " ss!SIl 'aTySy % - wSSA
one hundred acres lies on the Yves, eide :. ~
railroad, and twenty three acres on the ca. '
thereof. The land Is OF nne quality, on VIZ
there il an excellent ORCHARD Of APPLE ISi
peaches. The HOTEL is large buildins ,.l ~, a
on the railroad. SIX passenger trains stop asni
the door, thus afordlDg great ADVANTAGE 70
HOTEL, as II allows time for The ,theI
their meals There n an excellent store A..tt,.
TO the HOTEL. now doing good basin.iI' s,Sins.
which there are two other exceIien' o1'-sl
also, school. house, blacksmith's shop
nights shop. telegraph once, etc. ,,os,.ble
TO peryon disposed 10 embark IN = P,n,s.r.
business, this properly offers peculiar Al, hIissr,
II des red, VIII be divided 80 IS 10 su III
TBRAs One fourth cash. balance Al l"",, ,',r,,;
and twelve months for negotiable no'e'' INV
added, secured by . trust deed; .upypsoy.
{. q ,a.,Ss AgetionesS'
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0NE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
OyACANT LOTS IN THE CITY, AT THE COR:
NER OF BROAD AND CAPITOL AND TENTH
STREETS. FOR SALE.-We are authorized to offer
Tor sale the vacant lot located rs above which 10
undoubtedly one Of the most desirable in he city
of Richmond. II fronts fifty -four feet or Broad
and Capitol streets respectively, and about one
hundred and thirty.six feet on Tenth street. II
will be sold as q Whole or divided into four or SIX
lots, plat OF which may be seen at our office. As
this very valuable property viii DO in market for
few days only, those desiring 70 treat for 1t will do
"''' " "pfRf HARRISON. doDDIN 4 APPERsoN.
&c 2-TnTh6Stk
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NJ SYRUPS FOR SODA WATER.
CHOICE FRUIT AND CREAM SYRUPs furnished
the trade at low rates by
w. h. SCOTT, Druggist,
jel corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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HEALING SPRINGS.-This favorite
III WATERING.PLACE is now open for the re-;
ception OF visitors. Travellers leaving Richmond
or Baltimore on the morning trains arrive al MILL
bnro depot, on the Central railroad, at +. N.
whence they are conveyed by stage over q hne
road ten miles to the Bath Alum Springs, spending
the night there, and crossing the Warm spring
mountain about sunrise, reach the HEALING
SPRINGS &c breakfast. ,orrr $50
iy 2-l0t >. A. FOhlEh, agent.