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DISSOLUTION.-T co partnership
of ROGERS ADAMS l. co. has this day been

nISSOLUTION.-T co partnership
- of ROGERS, ADAMS l. co. has this day been
dissolved Ivy mutual consent; All parties Indebted
payment Either partner IL authorised to use fhs
name Of the firm In the settlement Of the business
W. Ii. ROUERS,
s. Z. ADAMS,
July l.. 1856. JAMES Z. RlDDICK.
Rogers, Adams x Co. avails himself OF this occa.
sion TO acknowlege the kind and generous support
syen him by hs pnGs anna siS tx ms
ROGERS, RlDDlck Co, who are prepared 10
furnish goods at the lowest maIkGt rates .p,us
COMPREHENSIVE. The undersigned have this
and drm of ROGERS, RiDDiCK & CO.. for ihe
purpose OF conducting the AUCTION and CoA-
MISSION BUSl n tS> at the old stand OF Rogers
Adams l. Co Nos. IL and - Fifteenth street, he-
As successors of the firms Of Robinson Adams 4
Go. and OF Rogers, Adams X Co., they hope to con,
tinue to receive from the public the same liberal
patronage heretofore extended those other hrlns.
", WI, RoG piKSrcr
July i, ls@e. J.PENpLEToN ROGERS
nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of BRUCE
~ BROTHERS is this day di'f"lysd : by , m u
used in liquidation JAMES W. BRUCE,
e. J.. BRUCE,
A. ii. BRUCE.
The undersigned, in retiring from the firm OF
BRUCE BROTHERS, recommend TO the par"-
mage Of our friends, our successor. Mr.: {. Il;
BRUCE. who will continue the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS under his own name.
JAMES w. BRUCE,
A. ". BRUCE.
RICHMOND. july l.. 1898.
The undersigned will conting" 4 GENERA
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS at tn.
old stand of Bruce Brothers; and will be pleased
to see former patrons and lhr trad; S.nTraIly
iy la--3taw2w CHARLES l.. BRUCE.
MILES Il SONS
wi BOOTS AND SHOES
We are this morning opening large and really
beautiful lot of
CENTS BOOTS AND SHOES.
which Wa have had made expressly for our retail
sales nv the most celebrated manufacturers. The
assortment consists Of
IiIES s SONS FINE DRESS and WALKING
BURT & TkRuuNEs FINE DRESS and
l.. BoYhES &CoaS FINE DRESS and WALK
l.. B0fpES < CO.'S FINE DRESS CONGRESS
T. II. SwEETSEER's FINE DRESS and WALK
L. BoY6EN ( COS FINE DRESS OXFORD
L. BoYDE,N cos FINE DRESS BUCKLE
together with many other styles OF frst.class
GOODS OF not entirely So hne grade.
These goods We can recommend 10 our frlenas as
the very best thar can be made, and we will sell
them as low tho same quality Of goods can be
bought in this or any other city.
Give us a call, and we will give you good nj
and nrst-rate BOOTS or SHOES: rs
southwest corner Main and Thirteenth streets:
| l9-ts Richmond, Va
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOMELY
d FINISHED COTTAGE RESIDENCE, AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF ARCH AND FOURTH
STREETS: CANDLES HILL, FOR SAFE " AT i hoG.
who, having accepted an appointment III fhiia-
delphia, expects to remove thither In few weeksl
TnURSDAY, 10Th July, at balf.past 8 c,clock, p:
NJ, his very valuable and attractive CoflAoE
On ha s sroSnd ooT has wide
large dining room. bath and seore-roon: water.
closets large kitchen, furnished with hydrant
and cistern water, and two closets. .
On the second floor there 10 a handsome veIl-
bula large parlor, beautifully and tastefuIly
hnshsi; stting-room, library ROOM handsG 9nn
and iron yerandah. on the third door there are
three excellent chamber, and one servants room
he'd room or store room. The dwelling mas re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired, painted, ana pa
pered and no expense spared TO nnsd ns with
closets. and culverts drain the premises. ,.,
The beautiful chandeliers handsome o., e, mating T.
the dwelling. Persons disposed To purchase ms
beautiful and attractiv. residence are invited To
examine il every day between the hours OF and
o. clock a in that way alone can a correct Idea
b. formed of It's many convenlences.
Terms: Half cash, balance at'one and two years
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
f'''e'''I HHSRR S D. &c Gt0DpiN & APPERsoN,
iyu Auctioneers.
Immediately after the sale OF his residence, on
MesSrs Harrison, GolIin 4 Apperson. on THURS
DAY EVENING NEXT. the 10th instant the un;
dersignsd will sell at the same place his pair vi
dne CARRIAGE HORSES,
One light CARRIAGE, with two seats,
One OPEN BUGGY, With two seats
one light BAROICHE,
Two ,' sets n Of Of. SINGLE HARNESS in good eondi-
tion. c.
The vehicles are all in good order the Carnage
and Barouche being almost as GOOD As new .uvo
jy lids WILLIAM H. 'AhIo'
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MARRIED.

On Tussd az, the nth instant, by the Rev. Robert
Andrews. JOHN McANBRNEY, JR., 10. ELLEN
MOORE, eldest daughter Of William Marshall, OF
this city, .....
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GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
- AT VALENTINE HorsE.-On SATURDAY,
the ?lst instant, will sell at the Valentine Hons
all the property Gsei In keeping hrs-c!A.s Doarl.
Ing. house. viz: BEDS, BEDsTEADs, HAIR and
sHUCK MATTRESSES. wARDRoBES, tAEPErS
LAMPS, TABLEWARE Of every kind and de.crip.
COOKING RANGE. and all other kinds and l..
scriptions Of property generally used about ,gta
o,c,ock A M w. SHEEN
ix I'D Alministralnr Of c. Eia.. d.A-A.l
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7 AIDES, MISSES :s,s
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having removed to our new store, We are this
day opening an ENTIRELY FRESH SUPPLY OF
the above ia med goods. embracing
Ladies' Congress Lasting Callers
Rosette Heel Slippers.
" Buskns.
Turn do.
Fine Velvet Slippers.
Kid and Morocco Bhlinorais.
Ladies Goat and Morocco Boots.
e Goat and Lasting Buskins.
Misses Lasting Congress Ga tiers.
Kid do.
Goat and Morocco Bamorals.
Childrer.s Lasting con4Sres" daiteF'.
Lasting Lace do.
Goat and Morocco BalmOraIs.
Kid and Morocco Boots.
" Kid Slippers.
And many other styles too tedious 10 enumerate,
all of which we have had made up 10 our own or
der, expressly for retail sales, and we ask our
former patrons and the public generally to give us
h call, a. will sell them GOOD SHOES, and on
good terms as they can get them anywhere.
PUTNEY WATTS,
Corner Main and Thirteenth streets
" ig-ts Richmond, Va.
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By &. d. Cook. Auctioneer,

BYE. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
Office No. 90 Main street.
TIVE NDRED AND FIFTY
IL BALES OF HAY AT AUCTION .-Qn THURS
DAY 10th instant at 10 o'clock, will sell on the
dock, near the corner of Twenty second street,
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BALES OF HAY
L. B. COOK,
yls-2t* AuctionPar.
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Messrs. Baldwin and Botts-Once More

Messrs. Baldwin and Botts-Once More
- In giving place to the following remarka.
bic card, we by no means wish to rctract
what We have said in regard to the impos.
sibility of doubling Mr.. BALDwIN's state.
mcnts. Yet the gentlemen who say that
Mr.. LINCOLN admitted 10 them that he had
made to Mr.. BALDWIN the offer to with
draw the troops from Fort Sumter are not
necessarily mistaken. Mr.. LINCOLN was
evidently at the time in state of mental
disauictudc, resulting from fears as to his
personal safety and as to the disruption OF
the Union, which untitled him for calm re-
Election. The card of Commodore BOUT
WELL may be used to explain the matter !;
for, according to that, Mr.. LINCOLN did
make such a proposal to Judge DOUGLAS
about the same time, and perhaps under
the extraordinary excitement of the day,
coniounded him with Mr.. BALDWIN. Mr..
SMITH ought to publish the letter which he
received from Mr.. LINcoLN's secretary.
CARD.
To tis Editor Of the St,o York Tribune:
Sir: II You think worth while to add anything to
the statement of Mr. Bots, In This mornings tn
tIiIc-ln reference to the proposition Of Mr.. Lin
coin 10 Mr. John Is Baldwin, &c :-yon may please
allow me 10 confirm, substantially, Mr.. Campbell
Tar'e siat.men ts Of what Mr.. Lincoln told us
ana beg urther to state that during the winter OF
lso3. "a having seen some reference 10 what Mr..
Lincoln had protered III n newspaper, and having
apersonei reason for Mishinx to speak OF u, ad-
dressed litter to the President reciting my recol-
lecuon Of What he had "a I'd to us, particularly his
proposition TO Mr. Baldwin, thai II the Coartn-
lion Chen In session in Rchmondl cOuld forM-
;cih adjourn sitas die, h.. Mr. Lincoln would toke
me re-. ponsbiiay of ,otthdraming II. troops from
Fort sumter" &c, &c, to which letter received
immediate reply from hi, Secretary, Major Hay,
saying that the President conf rmed, substantially,
what had written, but that III the (thenI present
he did not wish anything said or published about
the matter. Very truly yours,
GEoRGEP Smith.
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AUCTION sALEeZTTyTTjRT nAy

A UCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
u AND RIxTgREs..wilI be ,old on VRibay
Myhn Jn,y a@h, no O'Clock, 1t the stor. o,
Marshall streets, the entire stock Of GRoCgpissaa
on hand, together with the FIXTURES
This stock embraces the usual vari.,y n, n
ries kept In nrSt. class family store - ''Oes'
Immediately after the sale Of the s,nek .,a a.
lures will bs sold the KEY and Coon VII ~;
th 9 house. Will Ok
TERMS: Cash on delivery.
WINSTON & JOHNSON
Sale conducted by c. c. HAYES, Auctions.r
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BY Harrison, Goddn & Appsr.on.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

n EAT BRICK TENEMENT, on THE
~ EAST LINE OF TWENTY-FIVE, BETwyEy
LEIGH AND STREETS, FOR SALE At Arc
TON will BE- sold at auction, on the preui.s.
on FRIDAY the 2yth July, i.os, al 5 o elock "
the very neat BRICK TENEMENT Iocatas =,
Gum. II contains six rooms and has r,rs-.' ~.
been painted and repaired. II Is admirably 49,
ed for small family, and /, In an excellent as.E
borhood. s"'
TEAMS: 0ne.third cash, balance At rorr -.
eight months for negotiable notes, interrst 80.
secured By a trust deed.
HARRISON, GoDDIy 4 APpERs0y.
w AnrLInnnrr.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SAIE.-WU
III be sold on SATURDAY, July q, I.ss. ALL
o'clock, A. NJ. IN rear of the store 81 Chri.t},s
Lea Co., by order Of the Court of Hu,tir g. orh.
citv OF Richmond. the following property. ,1 VII
one very fne large Iron safe, one large Shor
Case, one superior Piano, one tne wa,chn.srf,
Regulator, lot Of Jewelry, Watches. Chain.
Breastpins, Rings. sc, one Sofa and one wa,h.
of F. Newrath Is. 1. b. Bancroft:
/, A. h CRrMP. u Cor
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FRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.
BY N. sCHELE DE WE'RE,
Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
Il will contain Poems Of acknowledged excel
lcnce and Prose pieces OF q narrative character
presenting each complete story, carefully ar
ranged according to their respective difficulties
Those for beginners boing accompanied by expls-
natorv notes. All index is added, containing the
dates Of the birth and death OF the several authors
with notice Of their principal works.
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
BY BASIL L. GrLDERzIEEvE, PHI. D,
Professor Of Ancient Languages in the University
,. OF Virginia. ."..g
primary grammar ought to content itself with
the orderly exhibition Of the actual Phenomenon
OF a language in form and in syntax. To this end,
scientific method is necessary but the justification
factory to the more advanced student and USE
less to the competent teacher. The elementary
grammar is not the place for the discussion Of
and ali yysh Be-
rgidiy excluded from the work in hand. The
little manual Is to be committed TO memory, and
the author will use all diligence to present only
that which will not need TO be unlearned 1t more
PRSa KISS GxrIs READER With sxer
cises wi II follow the Outlines Of Latin Grammar -
WILL b IssrED IN sIPrExBkH
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXT. BOOKS.
a. .,-. sY cHARLEs .. vESABLE,
Professor OF Mathematics, University Of Virginia :
former Professor Of Mathematics and Astrono.
my In the University Of South Carolina;
former Professor Of Natural Philoso.
ply and Chemistry in the Uni.
.'rs..4a,. vsrsity Of Georgia.
i@ J.. SERIES OF ARITHAETIos. ~
!. FIRST LESSONS IN .guABERs.-An ilu..
trated easy Mental A!ithmss. Tor the use Of fkni.
's. i MsS PFI.. til. indus,.
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ICORICEl LICORICEl--Twenty
IL cases -, C. 4 Co." LICORICE; ten eases
jym !. 7. STOKES 4 CO.
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,w PAPER-HANGINGs. 10 ,.. a..
.r-!2 EsTABLIsHg ls17,

REGNAULT & co. ....
continue to keep on hand fun assortment Of
GILT. GILT STAMPED. VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER.HANGIN6s;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
F - q well a wood limitations 49,
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERBD .. short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendent of Mr.. JOHN J. RIG
NAULT. i4.r., s..f.s j. ia. y. af.aaF
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, .. ......'..,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
y - ahii .at CURTAIN GOODS,
ff"' II ,E.r ,...pt I. TIA LACE CURTAINS.
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
..ht ways on hand. - ..at
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
sated ~ abort notice. a,zi5 X jyis-sm :
S--------------
rHAMPAGNE.-A. large lot or my
~ own importation Just received and for sale BY
o, CRANE, No. > Exchange Block.
jy ia~-ts Fourteenth street.
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TARD.-In answer. to numerous in
u auiries made OF us In the conrss OF our bust.
nsss we desire TO state that Mr.. William Fay, OF
this city, recently one Of the Srand jury wnien IN
nrm.
arm house, and has not been In Virginia since
Fabrnary last. WOODS, FAY d RRRD.
'.,S'' - - fly ls-ltsl t..ta r ,f.fsg
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THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
J. ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND, VA, return
Abbeville s. c., for their liberal donation OF two
hundred dollars the result in part OF an ENTERTAIN.
ment held on the 18th instant for the benent OF
memorial associations.
Very respectfully. ~ narrow
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MASSACHUSETTS, firm Of BRUCE
~ BROTHERS is this day Dissolved hv mu-
tual consent The name Of G. l.. BRUCE will be
used in liquidation. JAMES w: BEuCE,
A. II. BRUCE.
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1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of "CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c.
observation-disclosures grain and provisions are
destroyed annually in Grant County by vermin
than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
ller."-Ldncaster Wis Herald.
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II Sold in White Cloud, Kansas.
u By
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin
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Exterminator. We have used it to our salts.
faction; and if a box cost S., we would have
it. We have tried poisons, but they effected
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breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, and
Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write it. 1t il
in great demand all over the cOuntry.-Medin0
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1866.

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Mirror.
IL See "CcSrAR's" advertisement above.
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1860.

RATS versus BIRDS.-Whoeyer engages
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fit of their experience in driving out these
pests. We need something besides dogs. cats,
and traps for this business.-Scientife Ameri
can, N. Y.
T See "CosrAR's" advertisement above
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NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD

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CONNECTS with the Hannibal & ST. Jo.
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