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pany.

If any southern journal wants to draw
parallel between the course of King George
towards the thirteen colonies and OF the
Federal Government to the Confederacy,
let il first ascertain the treatment to which
our revolutionary ancestors would have
been subjected if their glorious struggle
had been unsuccessful; and to do this We
know of no better way than TO Learn from
history how England punished rebellion
in Ireland, Scotland, and lndia.-Forney.
We asked Forney the other day to point
ont the difference in principle between our
rebellion and that Of our revolutionary an
cestors. I'VE could name very decided
diifcrcnccl The above is, we suppose, his
reply. If ii has any meaning, ii contesseS
that if we had succeeded we should have
been as praiseworthy as our ancestors.
But having failed, we, 1t argues, should be
punished as they would have been.
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DIED,

On Saturday, sOth June, ROBERT LEE, youngest
son Of Gideon and Leonora w. Ragland, aged
eighteen II onths and six days.
On Sunday, sth instant, THOMAS WILLIAMS,
second ION OF Gideon and Leonora W. RaSiand,
aged four years and nine months.
His funeral will take place from the residence on
his father, on Clay street, THIS Monday AfIEh-
NOON At half past o'clock. The friends ana ae-
gua,ntance are invited to attend.
"You stricken ones, forget your loss,
Your lovely children have fed to heaven,
Where parting words are heard no more,
And life's bright link is never riveD.
They are now flowers in Paradise
Jewels on their Saviour's brow,
Your loss is their eternal gain,
Weep not for they are angels now.
On Tuesday, July I, at half-past O'Clock, 4;
M, in the thirteenth year OF his sge: OF MtyPW&Tla
liam W Sledd Henrico county, FRANhLlN boW
MoNTS, only son of T. &. Woody.
At his residence, on Ninth street, French Garden
nil ON Saturday, 7th instant, at 10 o clock, A. N
ROBERT wILLEfT, in the sixty.ffth year OF hi'
age. 49, ,.o ~, vos,arday thu sth
instant
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VIRGINIA Postal AFFAlRs.-The follow
ing orders were issued last Friday:
Route No. 467l-Afton TO Rocktish-
Edward +. Clark, Of Ncllie's Ford, having
filed the required oath, contract with 10
convey mails on this route at two hundred
and fifty dollars per annum.
Route No. 4562-Culpeper Courthouse
TO Oak Shade-Scrvice on this route now
being unnecessary, is discontinued.
Route No. 4j55-Warrcnton to Oak
Shade-John Brown, Of Oak Shade, having
filed the required oath, contract with him
10 convey the mails three times week
and back from Warrentoh, by Warrenton
Springs and Jcttersonton, to Oak SHADE,
al four hundred and twenty-five dollars pei
annum.
Route No. 4552-Brentsville to Inde'
pendent lIil--James T. Fitlen, OF lhae'
pendent Hill, Virginia, having filed the
required oath, contract with him 70 convey
the mails twice a week and back, from
BrentSvlle to Independent Hill, at one
hundred dollars per annum.
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IMPORTANT TO NATIONAL BANks.-Mr.
F. f. Spinner, Treasurer of the United
States. writes to bank. cashier as fol-
lows:
al, hoe not hitherto been supposed that
any bank would claim TO De allowe co.; 10
deduct from its deposits the amount OF Its
oyerdrafts, or the sums due from other
banks, virtually overdratts. Inc deposits SITS
shown by the books of your BANK are th II,
deposits to be returned Tor payment payment OF OF
duty, without any deduction, whether OF
amounts due from other banks or OF indi-
yidual overdrafts, which are really loans
illegitimately and improperly made, OPP
posed to all principles of good banking,
and against which there should be the
most strict regulations"
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-IOD SITIPHIS CAICIS SULPHIS
SPRINGS WATER,
FROM THE
HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The prOprletors OF these highly celebrated
Springs have, in view OF meeting The demand ~
the public had the water carefully bottled al The
Spring, AZ heretofore, In such manner a, Ia pre-.
serve It's virtues and characteristics as when used
1t the fountain. ,.
Its properties are we'll known, aud experience
has proved It's great value In the following hl,'
eases which have been cured by IL use Ncr"ln,a
Erysipelas, Torpidity ofthe Liver, Dyspepsia, Arh.
tina or Thrush, 0ZGna ian offensive dl-cnaTS"
from the nostrD Intractabls Diseases OF the SSih.
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pro-.
trate GLAND, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits Iritabiiiy Of the Bladder diseases OF the
Kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, kheuma'
tism, Diseases OF Females, Chronic ophth tImlc
Affections, whether dependent upon strumou- o'
9th err yscrasis of the body, and In all degenerh.
and morbid conditions of the Eye from neglected
or improper treatment.
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case Of ono dozen
half gallon bottles. orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing c"ru'
hcates of cures, and highly Interesting letter. rom
most res pectable sources, ani other iniormat'H'
can be had on application 70 5. A. PORTER, he@''
ing Springs, Bath county, Va, or 10
PURCELL, LADD CO., DrugaL~'s,
General Agents for the sale Of the Water
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS OR MASS
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
There Is an article on the market aplroXms'ing
very closely to this medicine IN NAME, but diGcru;
very widely IN SUBSTANCE. Persons wishing 10
procure the SALTS OF THE ROCKBRlDGE ALrA
SPRINGS in Rockbridgs county, Va, are notified
that they can be had at THE SPRINGS and Of
PURCELL LADD & CO., Richmond;
A. B. RCCKER Lynchburg;
COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore
HEGEMAN & CO., New York.
Other druggists In Virginia aud In tho other
States who keep these MINERAL WATERS on .ala
in our bottles will he supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper credenlal,
and with our phamphlet.
The sales of both the WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly regainins the position they held both north
and south before the war.
FRAZIER < RANDOLPH,
ivGts PrupnclOr..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- pNE MUTUAL LIFE INSUhAN1n
COMPANY ue NRw YORK,--ASskIs, WE"

4
~ rms MUTUAL LIFE INSURA NJ !
COMPANY ~ NRw YoRR.-Asshie, W, - =.
sw, epa ses Ia mset tbs choice OF suen pieson
ta,asu tasmss~ ~ may prefer 10 have .ns Ho :,
,naoss, paid Ia iastsllnents TO their W'ao"s y.
ap,,. ,s,As. han In on, sum, this Company IL
pyseasea ~ ,u.stt In its policies clause asreehs
lkai Ia ,lsa " tho payment OF tho poney aha plo
a,s III hoe suu, all equitable amount 10 DC un.0
,aiusJ ~ tho Company, may bc PAID ANNUAL! "
sstui Annually ka ANY specified NUMBER Oh Se"''
,ssY teda ave H. twenty ave ysnrs).
b. ,hpts -sup,~su policy Of ten lhousaha uo',
tass, wish sia,,,un. amounting to hEe 'hooSa".
ta,,a~ ae,s, shoaid became Payaoie o1 ieasN =, =,
,ss asa.h vi Tho pe,.ea psurei. the COMPANY, ~
us,, al ,hs ua,,asn NJ utlean thousand dollars IN
u.u sa,A waala TO abir Ia g!vo (assImihe in'eres
.. ,pa,1aa ~ tha rasn AL annaity for ten year, o
49,, tse taaasAni dollars per annuin, OF ~,
tWaa,s Ssa,e al aauni'y OF over one 'ho"'""'
tAgas hn.Ssss a,,llss par anuum.
Al. $3.50, ~ sauuisy viii remove the ahAirss
~Ltas 49,, sslst in the minds OF some poiicy hoiu
40 tAt ,hs uta,a provision they nave maui wi
.as,, .-tpip,ss shauld be ineheetnAl OF 'rahs"oi
~ ,,s As,al,n utlhor oh rough unsafe investments
asm ~ ssrnndHara. or othor uheei'"inio' '"''
Jan,si =, .,,lt!nsout trusts.
/, "a ,ni anly free from tho ordinary dangers OF
,,yes,,sani hui its punctual and full payment II
gs,u,sa Lr the LARGE AND SOLID CASH Re-
nuttt'k ~ anl good faith Of this inhttnhon, which
,,,us, to a certain extent, becomes the GUARDIAN
=, TRUSTEE OF the survivors. Hence the proVi'
siau may bs considered, humanity speaking, be-
yond any diverse contingency.
All such deferred payments OF annuities will
share equ.taDly In the profits or dividends OF the
Company. "
This Company also issues sURVIVoRsHlP AN
NUITIES, which provide for survivors during the
whole period Of life, and DEFERRED ANNUl-
TIES, Ly which individuals NY provide for them
selves in advanced age.
F.s WINSTON. President
o. F. BRESEE, General Agent, Richmond, Va.
iy ct
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WASHINGTON, July 5.--The efiort made
In New Orleans few days since to revive
the convention Of 1864 In order to 60
through with the adoption Of several con-
grcssional measures, as well as other mea-
sures for the so-called interests OF the
State, has been for the present abandoned.
Delegations, however, arc said to be on inc q
way hither for the purpose of securing "a-
ditional authority for their proposed ac'ion'
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The ATLANTIC CABLE.-The London
Times gives some valuable comparisons OF
the new Atlantic cable with those of 1858
and 1865, showing decided change and
refinement of submarine Geographic tex
ture and structure. The Times remarks
that an undctected fault in the insulated
wire can now be regarded impossible.
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THE TARIFp Built seems to be gene
rally believed by all about lis that the
Tariff bill as amended does not stand q
ghost of chance of passage. Even if it
gets through the House it seems doomed
in the Senate. The reduction to-day OF
the duty on coffee from five per cent. to
two and halt ION motion Of Mr.. Wilson, OF
Iowa. may serve to popularize it, but will
hardly save it. When We left the Cham
Der a motion TO reduce the tax on tea one
half was under discussion.--Stdr, 7M.
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FIRE At New ORLEANs.--The Odd Fell
lows Hall, the most massive and magniA.
cent building in this city except the st.
Charles Hotel, was burned on Wednesday
night last. The building, including the
furniture, was valued at three hundred
thousand dollars, insured for nincty-fvc
thousand dollars. ..
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A yER,S SaRSAptRILLAvis a con.

A YER'S SARSAPARILLATis con-
IA centrated extract OF the choice root 80 CON.
bned with other substances Of stili greater aerA'
tive power as to afford ehectual antidote for ds.
eases SARsAPARiLLA Is reputed To cure. Such =
remedy l. surely wanted by those who suffer from
STRENUOUS complaints, and that one which VII,
accomplish their cnre must prove, as this has, ~
imme nse service to this large class Of our Afflicted
fellow citizens. How completely this colnponnc
will do 1, has been proven by experiment ON many
OF the worst cases 10 be found In the following
scroiuIa, scrofulous swellings and Sores, SKIN
Diseases, Pimpes, Prstalcs, Blotches, EruPll"n'
St Authouy's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheum, scald Head, Ripgworm, SC.
Syphilis or yenerisl disease Is expelled iro, ,hs
system by the prolonged use Of this sAksArA.
RILLA, and the patient Is left I'm comparative
health. 4, a..
blood, and are often soon cured by this EAlhA"'
OF sARSAPARlLLA. ,....
Do mot discard this Invaluable medicine because
you have been imposed upon by somsihIns w.,
lending 10 be Sarsapartlls, while u Tas ~, III
%asn ySp nsys k asss s vaes Of
For minute particulars Of the disease II ,hs
refer you 10 AYERS American Almanac, whieh 1lo
agent below named will furnish graii' ~ All WV
AYERS cATHARTiC PILLS, for the cure r.,o S'
Costiyeness Janndice, Dyspepsis, lndlst,,,,u",
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Pile, Eh ~.
pati.m Heartbu,n arising from pi'I ora Bowels,
Platuiency, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Conn n,n,
Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, aud Tor p'"'
They are sugar. coated so that the most ,ens'h,s
tAperisnt in the world for all the purposes ="
prep PREPARED by J. c. AVER & CO, Lowell Mass
and sold BY f Pgkci ffsr isbps CO. Agents
isr Pm Richmond, Va.
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SUDDEN DEArH.--Jacob Weaver, ESD
deputy sheriff of Fauquicr comfy, Na''
long and favorably known In ccnnrt.,nh
with the Office no so well filled, d'cd SUD
denly on Tuesday evening last near war
renton, from apoplexy.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

4 VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE
N AND BEAUTIFUL SQUARE, ON SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET. EXTENpING n ER q
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION ..On MON;
DAY the 18th of July, at O. clock, P. NJ, We viii
Of LOFTIN ~ Elicit, deceased. II is situated
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 SHY, TOM
tbird streets and runs back two hundred and
thirty feet, atfording large yard and gcrden and
is one OF the most beautiful situations In the city
convenient to the business portion OF the city, and
vet very quiet and retired 1t will be sold together
or sub divide TO meet the views OF bidders II II
rarely that u property so desirable In itself and
with so many advantages OF situation Is offered to
the public. o,,,,,s = y,,,,.ys
Terms: At sale. GRCBBS WILLIAMS,
iyT-td Auetioneers.
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We are requested to notice "Titls
Map Of the Coal Fields Of the Great Ia.
nawha Valley in West Virginia" This map,
covering about four thousand square miles,
ismade from authentic ocuments 0frecord,
showing the ancient surveys, now Of valid
title, as the boundaries have been deter
mined and fixed by litigation or otherwise.
The rivers are laid down from surveys
made by competent engineers. A4AAA.e
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VOTE on THE New CONSTITUTION OF
NoRrH CARoLINA.-Govcrnor Worth, In
pursuance Of the ordinance of the Conven'
ton, directs an election TO be held for the
ratification or rejection Of tho amended
Constitution on the first Thursday IN An
gust.
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THE PulLAprLrun CoNvESr'oN.-lhe
National Union Club have received yer!
men in all parts of the country warmly
annrovino the call for convention ut Phll-
adelnbis on the l4th Of August.
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By Cronley i Morris, Wilmington, n. c.
GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
or THE
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Wilmington, N. c.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILKES NORRIS, ArcTroSEER.
By CRONLY & NORRIS

On TUESDAY, July 10th, 1868. at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, we will sell upon the premises the good vii!
and entire furniture and all the fixtures Ct and
belonging to the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Ho-
TEL OF this city.
This HOTEL is situated upon the north side oil
Market. between Front and Second streets, Is fur
nished throughout In superior STYLE can accommo
date tweaty permanent and fifty day bosrders, has
been and is now well sustained, and offers great
inducements to any person wishing TO engage In
the business. The premises can be examined at
any time prior to day Of sale. Il ess-td
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RECONSTRUCTION OF TENSEssEE.-Gene-
raj Fisk, military commander of Tennessee.
states that he has closed all the medical
establishments Of the Bureau in that State,
He intends to cease the issue Of rations
except In the most urgent cases of neces-
sity, and says he expects to set the State
upon its legs again before frost.
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= By0fubbs Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest eornsr Of; Main aud Eleventh streets.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, ON THE
IN sCORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
CHESTNUT ALLEY, FOR SALE Al AUCTION
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on fR!
DAY, the 18th July, at o clOck, 7. the sma II
NEW DWELLING located rs above described II
contains four rooms. The lot fronts twenty two
feet and runs back seventy feet h#7aa =.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four and
eight months, with interest
I've Auctioneers.
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We are sure that We need make no
apolocv to our readers for furnishing them
this morning with list Of the new inter-
nal revenue taxes rather than with edito-
rial articles.
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LEAvENwoRrH, July 5.-Hopes are now
entertained that General Lane Will reco-
YER. He seems much better tonight.
He is conscious and able to speak. .e.,
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The people of Pittsylvania county, by
a large majority, decided at the polls the
other day to subscribe to the stock Of the
Lynchburg and Danville Railroad Com
parIy.
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ARRIVAL OF BIsHoP EARLY.-We are
glad to announce the return of Bishop
Early to his home in this city. He so far
recovered from his late injuries as to en-.
able him 70 travel yesterday, and he ar.
rived by the evening train from Richmond
Lyacab,ug VI9inian, 7th.
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BY Christian. Lea 4 Co. Auctioneers.
No. 1924. late 50, Main street.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION ON TUESDAY, July 10, 1865, com
nencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, prime assortment OF
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SC, TO which we invite
the attention OF dealers. viz:
% barrels BOURBON WHISKY,
10 barrels OLD RYE WHISKY.
Is hogsh eads PRIME GROCERY SUGARS.
20 bags RIO, JAVA, and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
10 bags GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
200 barrels FLOUR, assorted grades;
200 barrels CUT and SPLIT llERRlNGS,
$50 half barrels ROE and CUT HERRlNGs,
IS barrels MACKEREL,
$50 kits MACkEREL,
so barrels CHOICE SYRUP,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR,
go kegs SODA,
100 boxes SOAP and CANDLES,
20 frkins COUNTRY LARD,
50 baskets and cases SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE,
assorted brands;
Is cases assorted WHISTLES and BRANDIES.
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO.,
;y7 Auctionsers.
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THE RICHMOND MAIL.-We call the atten-
ton of our Richmond exchanges, and
through them the Richmond postmaster,
to the changes in the schedule of the South
side road, by which the trains are delayed
in their arrival here until o'clock. By
this arrangement we are deprived Of the
Richmond mails until the next morning,
whereas if they were sent by the Central
and Orange roads they would arrive here
at 5 o'clock.-Lynchburg VIgiaian.
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Goop.-A sharp Radical speaks of Ray,
mond as "thc only man in the House OF
Representatives who can pair on with
himself
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AE ESTABLISHED 1915.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Manufacturer of
DOUBLED REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer In
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, PICKLES. CIGARS
&C., &c,
begs 70 inform his old friends and customers tha'
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No. 80 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past lberai
patronage, and invites them to renewal OF lheif
business connections promising equitable dealing
His motto is quick sales and small prohts.
je 2l-lm
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neutrality-suspicious. WI TO wMNWs
IN n, tho proper Tim" ". th" WI1It Nu,IaI
SHARE oF Srotk Ia ih" e'yhwtd g"A FAsSi,'
Picket ,.s T ,s asns s Hii'a,Hts, VuaE hN
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~ arrll,atum will H. s,@1a - tht. ASSNri,, Z.
Sa,s ~ SI,.tula ~ renewal - thEi'N
nrDfnT Nj 4al ~ lsrse hs!I',Sa '"'e'S' SS'""N
,,s IN maine ii Wul.am we'sr''t sar't'fN II
Nhi,ed A Wat,ru anA lssNe3 sEs'' &C., ~ ="
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my s~ta~s" --a-.---- II
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~ .rr,teat,nu VIII 10 msds Rt Ne ,nWwAs,5 =
-, ,stErirIrA Atm e., fWp SnAsEs !" St'ah'
st.na,ns IN out nsn,o. Ia iae E'"hm'"" NV" 'N'''
pSai Packet tNunlanre i, r,rrCspN
jc e.-iswsm sA"'-' : -.
NIoTICE Is uERERT GIVEN THAT
N application "tii h" made e ne A h'nnm,ns
u,nrsRMTafr ,Sic W nIHr vts No ~. Tor two
Snnar,d and seventy seven dollars, standing In
,ha name of H. Il. Glenn, Cnmmissoncd' Sc.'
ama yssucd under &C, ot :sth March, iSs' no
III: for fonr hundred dollars. standing IN the name
nf Joseph L. rriddy, Cnmmissi"ner' &c anu ~
sncd unIcr act oi ??d March, lS'u SAID ceiHn,
sues hnyinc been DESTROYED by fire nj the time
Of the evacuation of Richmond leis-iawem
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiu
IL be sold 10 the highest bidder, for cash. On
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at the shop of Messrs. Rock a Abbott, on
following property, Ia wit. Thirteen sPRINti
WAGONS seventeen HEAVY STREET WAC.
ONS to satisfy an atac hment In my hands IN favor
OF Rock Abbott rs. brown & Stablrr. Thi, sale
is made by order Of the Court OF ilustings for hs
city OF Richmond.
jy9 A. X. CRUMP. Il. c. c. H.
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By Grubbs s Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

THREE HANDSOME LOTS, on
L CHURCH AND UNION HILLS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-We will sell at auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, July 10, at o'clock, p,
81, a BEAUTIFUL LOT on the west line o.
fronting forty three feet by one hundred and
twenty two feet to an alley. After which will be
sold 4 LOT on Twenty nth street fronting TWEEN;
twenty five feet Also, LOT in rear Of the
ehqTch nifty by sixty feet These LoTs are
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
@ Anctioneers
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A correspondent suggests as . good ma.
tionsl toast, |" The Armory and Kpaysry."
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OFFICE RICHMOND, FREpgRIcRsBrRs ASD)
~ 81" POroNAc RAILROAD CoMPAxY, I
#rr all. - Fl. RICHMOND, July Z, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited un-
- I'll the 18th instant for the furnishing and de-
livery Of the following materials: s.a
Loo, 600 HARD BURNT BRICKS, for srching. n.
s,ooo barrels HYDRAULIC CEhENT;
$50, 900 feet b. u. HEART-PINE TIMBER, 10 to
II, and to Il; from 10 TO % lengths to
be cut 70 suit bills ~ hereafter given.
a,ooe WHITE OAK TIES, 10 face By thick
ness, and D feet long -
The materials are for the Richmond Railway
Connaetiar Compsnx and proposals. are % be sd-
Connsesion Company Tor particular informsiion
apply - this o0se.-zl - 81 IL IL EL.N 1T !:
CMITHFIELD BACON, oS the best
- quality, Just ssssiys4 SSS !oF ale BIZ