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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES need no NOR

Iforss IL already filed with them. We want all
the cons,ancy, zeal, and fire Of n young man
We want man whose past record IS security tor
his future conduct. We want a man with sufficient
boldncss not trucklc to the powers that be, and
sufficient prudence not unnecessarily 70 nhehd
them. And our belief that Mr.. GlLMER, Jk., -
the man for the times is NOR. than confirmed hy
the following editorial from that hrmest of south
ern Journals, the Ne,c l1rk Record
Mr.. J. HAMMER GILHER, JK.-We are glad 10
SEQ the general desire that is expressed through
the Richmond press by the friends Of thi, able and
popular young lawyer, that he shall allow himself
Ia be put in nomination for the seat in the Virginia
House Of Delegates left vacant by the resi- cnation Of
Mr.. Peachy K Grattan. AIR GlLMER is one OF those
true men whom the Southern people Will never
cause by arduuus service in the field. Those who
desire 4 candidate who If ready 10 compound with
lad better vote for some other man. When Nir-
gina forsets such men she will have sunk low in
deed - " l0-ltr
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Washington College.

We call attention to the advertise
ment of this college. One Of the Oldest
seats of learning in Virginia, endowed by
General WASHINGTON, and now presided
over by the successor to WAsHISGToN's
virtues and popularity, this college pro-
misses to prove worthy rival Of the Uni
versity of Virginia. 1t boasts of an
able faculty and a numerous. A new
feature is the law class, under Professor
BRoCKENpRorGn, one of the most success
full teachers Of that noble science Of whom
the country can boast, and who must have
made sacrifice in conscnting TO become n
professor in any college. The course OF
instruction is to be thorough and practical.
We feel confident that Washington College
is destined to a career of prosperity and
usefulness in the future to which her past
history affords no parallel.
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ANOTHER Blow AT THE PRESlDENT.-ln
the Senate on Saturday, Mr.. TRuMBrLL,
from the Committee Oh the Judiciary, in.
troduccd bill which is intended TO, and
if passed will, take away from the Prcsi-
dent the appointing power. 1t provides
in substance that the President shall
neither make appointments to nor re-
movals from Office without the consent of
the Senate. If passed by Congress, it will
Of course be vetoed.
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New BooRg.-Mcssrs. D. APPLETON &
Co., the publishers, have favored Us with
a copv OF the "LiGc and Times Of ANDREW
Johnson, Seventeenth President of the
"Unitcd States. Written from National
" Standpoint. By National Man." a
very readable book.
Also, book of Sermons" by Rev. +.
VI. GorLBUIy, D. D., Prcbcndary of St.
Paul's, and ono Of her Majcsty's chaplains
in ordinary.
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.AABy Regnauit4 Co., Auetionsers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, sURGI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS,
WHITE CANTON MATING, 30.
AT AUCTION.
We will sell at auction, at our store, WEDSES-
DAY MORNING, 18th instant, M 10 o'clock,
splendid ROSEWOOD WARDROBE,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS,
WALNUT Cimitation) CoTTAGESET,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP
WASHSTASDs,
MAHOGANY S1DEBOARDS and SOFAS.
WALNUT JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BED
sTEADS,
MAHOGANY FRENCH BEDsTEADs,
EXTENSION and LEAF TABLES,
CANE.sEAT and OTHER CHAIRS.
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
% dozen STRAW BROOMs,
20 rolls IL WHITE CANTON MATING,
30 MARSEILLES BED SPREADS,
lPARLoR MIRRORS, one very superior;
CROCKERYwARE,
CLOCKS, &c.
TO SURGEONS AND DRUGGISTS.
Will bo added,
% sets AMPUTATING and TREPASyISG IN
STRUMEyTS,
box WEIGHS FRACTURE SpLlETs,
lot BINDERS BOARD,
lot FRACTURE SPLINTS,
lot SHOVEL and BED PANS.
lot NEW SINGLE and DOUBLE TRUSSES,
sets POCKET CASE INSTRUMENTS.
jylo REGNAULT CO.. Anc,!oneers.
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TIE CoTToN TAx.-We have not, sssn
the lar'n DILL, and are therefore unable to
answer question sent us by an intelligent
merchant OF this city, whether the pro-
posed tnree cents per pound tax on cotton
VIII De In addition to the internal revenue
TAX OF TWO cents per pound now required
by law.-Petersb,rg hdes. -
The Tariff bill does not touch cotton.
The internal revenue tax was two cent,
last year. Congress has just made 1t three
cents for the present year.
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rs- COYNER's sPRINGs.-Tlis desirable
MY THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

Esy- THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORk.-ASsEfS, oNER
sI6 COO TO meet the choice of such present OF
future members may prefer 10 have the amount
insured paid in instAlmeuiS to their WIDOWS of
heirs rather than in ore sum, this Company is
prepared to- inscr; In it. policies claus" asreein;
that in lion Of the payment of tn" policy and pro-
fits in one sum. an equitable amount TO be deter
mined by the Company, may be paid annually ~
-clni-Hnnually for any specified number "i years
say from We 10 twenty five years..
EXAaPLE-Surpose 4 policy of ten thousand dol
lars with additions amounting to FIVE thousand
dollars more should become rayab" 10y reason -:
the death Of the person nsul"i, The Company, il
lien -; tn. payment ~ fifteen thousand dollars IN
on. sum- would he ahl" 10 give assuming interest
a. realized in the past an annuity for ten years al
over two Thousand dollars Per anEum, or ia
twenty years an annuity of over one thousand
three hundred dollars per aanun.
This form Of annuity will remove tho ankle. y
which NAV cxis, IN the mind, ii some poll, yhrtd-
ers lest the future provision they have made f"r
their families should Ia Intellectual or ,ranNitory
in it, duration, either through un,it" investments"
unwise expenditures, or other uncertainties Incl
dental Ia contingent trusts.
II is not only free from TIE ordinary dangers q.
inve, tment, hut its punctuai and full payment l.
secured by tho LARGE AND SOLID CASH Ri
SOURCES and good faith Of this institution, which
thus. to certain extent, becomes the GUARDIAN
or TRUSTEE OF tn. survivors. Hence the proyi-
sion may be considered, humanity speaking, be-
yond any adverse contingency.
All such deferred payments or annuiti"s will
share equitably In the profits or dividends Of the
Company.
This Company also issues SuRNlEoRSHiP An
NUITlES. which provide for survivors during III"
whole period Of life, and DEFERRED AHAUl-
TIES, by which individuals may provide for them
, selves in advanced age.
+ s WINSTON, President
OF. GREsEE, General Agent, Richmond, VI.
. iy ct
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Mn. BrxJAMIN.-Thc New ORLEANS
P;cup,ne has had the pleasure OF reading
q letter from Hon. J. p. BENJAMIN, whose
admission TO the bar of England we men
TONED some weeks since, in which letter
the distinguished gentleman refers IN a
very cheerful spirit to the fact, and TO the
courtesy extended to him by the benchers
or Lincoln's Inn. The Pica,une adds that
the wonderful adaptability Of Mr.. BESJA-
MIN to any situation in life; his graceful,
fluent, and forcitlc clocution; his captiva-
ting power Of statement and OF peraplcn-
ons narrative: his uniform seli-command
patience, and s,avity; his steady ambition
and pride in his profession, must encoun-
ter Obstacles beyond mortal power to COM
pass ii lie does not rapidly achieve on" OF
the highest positions at the bar Of Eng
land.
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,r-,CiRDOF THANKS.

scl-A CARD OF TIlANkS.-llavingn nearly re-
covered from my late injuries received upon inc
Richmond and Danvlle railroad, avail myself "i
the earliest opportunity, and have selected this
medium Of returning my heartfelt thanks To the
numerous friends who so Cheerfnly, generously,
and nobly rendered III. assistance during my Ar
uiction. To the superintendent and officers oil the
road who supplied me, no; only with all the ar
ticlcs necessary for my comfort but all the luEu-
rics which the market afforded. To Doctors Bali,
Newman, Hancock, Winston, Archer, and Pull
liam, who were all attention. To the citizens
around Goa field especially Messrs. Edward Cum
life, Robert Marks, Barnes, and General K. Ia.
Walker, who did not stop 10 inquire who or what
| was but came promptly and cheerfully forward
10 relieve tho sufcrings Of a fellow being. To
Mrs Ball, Archer, Scott, Barnes, Taylor, and
Rrummell Misses Ball, Powers, Porter, Cunlif",
Hancock, Brumncl, and Hughes, who cheercd
me by their presence, and lavished upon me the
kndest nd most constant attention, and who feel
were minis,ering angels 10 me under kind Prori-
dcnco III my affection.
feel at great loss for words TO express the graft
tude Of iuy heart. In fact, words are Inadequate ;
but can assure you sincerely appreciate tn"
Kindness; and while may lock upon il aS one 81
the raddest events of my life, the recollection Of
the kind friends who 80 nobiy aided me will al
WAYS he associated with the event, and will in a
great measure alleviate the sadness.
ISAAC oVERBEY,
~ lo--3ta NossingfoTd, Charlotte county, Va.
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
IL M..r. Llnr-aIAth
Bv Grubbs s Williams. Auct!oncers.
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
WESTWOOD, CONTAINING FOTF

WESTWOOD, cONTAINING FOUR
QUARTER ACRES or VERY VALUABLE FARM:
ING AND TIMBER LAND, LYING ForR MILES
WEST OF THE CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY. July l., commencing a. l.
o'cOrk, VI . w. will sell ~ auction, on thn prem
iSes tho valuable estate known a. WEsrWoOD,
owned by IN" heirs 81 the late Lo.tin y Elicit.
1t lies about four miles west OF the city, and al,
Joins tho lands owned by Washimst"n Crawford
formerly Ambrose hutchinson, william Brown
IN. 4 ). Djckrn. 4 l. Ellett. and + D mickSr
EIGHT AND A QUARTER ACRES. which Will be
laid of into nine tracts, viz: Tho mansion ai'd
nthnr buildings, with eighty seven acres, q du"
rrnuurtio being In woods. fronting on tho Deep
rpon this tract there L. a large ORCHARD, "mbra'
cling great variety Of choice fruit. selected win
care !. and il might he made very desirable farm
or country-seat. The remainder Is divided into
eight tracts, ranging In size from thirty Tour 10
forty five acres all having good fronts on roads
LEADING into the Westham plank road and the
Deprrun turnpike, and atforiing the option 10 the
purchaser Of using either OF those popular tho'
ruughftrrs 10 the city, whilst tn" Grove road,
when extended, will pass through considerable
part If the property.
In the opinion ot the best judges, these eight
lots embrace tho finest body Of tinbeTrd and wood
land now within reasonable distance OF the city,
the most 81 II being in original forest, which hu>
lumber which can be- obtained from tho land Will
nav more than il. cost. There ar" beautiful build
I'M. sites on each lot and "a most al IN" lana lies
well cultivation, 1t l. very valuable Tor cottage
Of the most desirable in the vicinity OF Richmond.
TERMS: Oue.third cash, balance at six AMI
twelve month, for negotiable notes interest added,
secured by trust deed or an arrangement may
he made fur much longer credit WIN pariss de-
string IT. GkUBBS u "lLLi ANS,
~ AuctiOnaarS.
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He- EsrABLIsIiED 1915.
LOUIS ]. B0SSIEUX,
Manufacturer Of
DOUBLED REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, &c,
begs to inform his old friends and customers tina.
he has resumed business AT bis old stand,
No 30 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them to removal OF their
business connections, promising equitable dealing.
His motto is quick sales and small prohts.
H. 2l-lm
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n-DEyT,L yoTICE.-NIrRous oAIDE

E7-DESTAL SOTICE.-NITROUS OAiDE
GAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DENTIST. having Il
superior apparatus for the manufacture o! this EaS'
is prepared to administer II as an anrsthetc IN the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering tho
operation absolutely painless.
Asi,ish irhlv important that the gas should b"
fresh and pure timely notice should be given Of Il
desire 10 uscit.
Office and residence northwest corner Of Seventh
and Franklin streets. Jy --im'
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BLACKwoOp AND THE EplNBuRGI.-
Mcssrs. WooDnOvsE s PARHAM have sent
us the April number of the latter and the
June number of the former. To say any
thing in commentator Of these pcriodi-
Gals. would be to waste words. Their
reputation is co-cXtcnSivc with the Use OF
the English language.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
.IGU CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wir

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiii
IL b. sold To the highest bidder. Tor cash uH
WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant. A. 10 o.cl,cs 4.
NJ, AZ the shop II Messrs. Rock y Abbott, "a
Twentieth street between Main and franhnn The
following property, Ia wit: Thirteen >PkIA1
WAGONS. seveut.cu HEAVY STREET Wa.
DNS, t. satisfy an attachment In my hand IN ttFar
If Rock Il Abbott ~. brown 4 stahI"r. TIL, sats
l. made by order OF tho Court "i Hastings tuT aa
city OF Richmond
10 A Is. CRUMP, II. e. { K.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs p1v


WE r, VIII &C 0FFER FOR SALE AT
menclng n 10 o'clock A. n prtn. 49, -, com.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, to which .n Ssm 81
the attention 81 dealers, viz: NV" "'i invite
20 barrels BOURBON WHISKY,
10 barrels OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 10 hhogshpgfands pRlah GROCERY SUGARS
10 bags COY bRNhEsT JAVA COFTEg 'HE'
200 barrels FLOUR, assorted grad. no.
zoo barrels CUT and SPLIT iiRRgIyGS
i5O half barrels ROE and CIT HERpIyrs
- barrels MACKEREL,
$50 hits MaCKEREL.
10 barrels CHOICE SYRUP
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR
20 kegs SODA,
100 boxes SOAP and CANDLES
20 frkins COUNTRY LaED,
assorted brands. AK
loo Cases CLARET.
30 cases assorted WHISTLES and ERAN0irx
CHRISTIAN, LEA s Cu
g hHctsgn.a,.
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DIED,

Al Drak"'s branch, May :: is66 alter raintal
linc$e at ~ixv->cvcn days. WILLIAM ARCHER,
only child of William i. and Susan Chastait, aged
sx years, six months, and twenty one day. ,o,,
mi. brief notice, and vet no hcreaved parents
hear, can be untouched by the loving tribute 10 o,
little child. This bright earnest boy was me isnI
all things well hath seen lit to give shadow tor
sunshine. and disappointment and desolation Tor
Ia. cherished expectations OF years. play me
i'm ra,ieiica The night OF sorrow will soon be
past, and whom l'ths day breaketh . may they
home where changes never come"
On Saturday morning, the eth, IN Amherst conn
tv. Va, the Rev. STANTON FIELDS, oI the West
Virginia Conference.
In New Orleans on Monday, July ,, after short
illness THOMAS L. CHISHOLM, aged ten years.
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Hs-PRISON LIFE OF DAVIS
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gil
NOR.
poLLaRD's HISTORY OF THE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
,a9q-ts COLE 4 TURNER.
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II is with much pleasure that We find
the gallant southron who edits the Peters
burg Iad,r battling for southern represent
tation in the Philadelphia Convention.
Both the Petersburg papers are on the
same side. We have already quoted from
the Express It's hearty COMMUNICATION Of
the Convention. We received the I,dcr Of
Yesterday, which contains powerful ap-
peal TO the South, after our own article on
the subject had been placed in the hands
of the compositorS. We, however, make
ono extract, accompanying il with the re-
mark that with the Ildor Oh our side, we
feel confident not only that We are right
but that Virginia will be represented.
That paper says:
"Again and again we conjurc the people
to let no idolatry of, and no antipathy IT,,
old party names and old party obligations
stand in the way of this appeal for peace,
unity and the Constitution. The man who
casts vote and voice against radical>m nor
is our friend, though he voted for the Viii
mot Proviso, opposed the Fugitive Slave
Law, considered John Tyler Il traitor, or
doubted the political wisdom of Mr.. Cal
houn. If the battle for law, and magma
nimitv, and equal rights can best be fought,
dcmonStrably or even probably, under
banner inscribed National Union Party
that is Our b0}1cr. II the disabilities un-
der which our people groan can best be
removed, and Justice. full, equal, and i'm
partial, best be obtained by party which
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George Bruce, ar aged and we'll known
printer Of New York, died on Thursday.
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DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON .-POWH Es1l n
COMPANY. - SEMI. s-- g.
WEEKLY LINE.-Laaves Richmond sssxsxEAC
avery WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY Leave BAN.
more every WEDNESDAY aud SATuEDAl
The steamer STATE or NlRhlNlA, captain
CHARLES TRAvERs, will leave here Al COCK,
A. NJ WEDNESDAY, the nth instant.
Freight received MONDAY, and upto d o CLOCK,
+. NJ, TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, stafa Tu"h-,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, rs.
For freight or passage, apply 10 ~
DAVID & WILLIAM CURkiE,
Office at Charles 7. WORKMAN Cos
- q ~ Fifteenth street.
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\ Boris ANp WAEDWrLL C"NVENrIoE.-
Forncv's ChrOltcig Of yesterday says:
ave understand that the Southern
CnioniSts now in this city are preparing an
address To the true, loyal, aud uncondi-
tional Union men of the States lately in
rebellion, urging the assembling Of con-
vcntion in this city in September next.
This will bc handsome offset to the John
son Coppcrhcad gathering at Philadelphia
in August. No class of the American
people has been SO deliberately deceived
and betrayed Ivy Andrew JohnSon--who
should have been their champion and pro-
tcctor-as the Southern tnionists. To the
extent of his ability nc has handed them
over to the rcmorsclc>S hate and petty ty-
rannv Of their enemies and the enemies OF
the Governmcnt-the reconstructed re-
bells Of the South. Satisfied now that they
have nothing to hope for from either him
or his policy, they propose consulting TO-
gcthcr, and taking such action as will Sc
cure them against the persecution OF the
late rcbclS.'
The same paper says:
alt is stated that President Johnson will
be in Philadelphia during the meeting ol
the Copperhcad- Observation-Disclosures
butter convention"
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BY Grubbs i Williams. Auctloncers,
Northwes, corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

4 VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE
N AND BEAUTIFUL SQCARE, ON SOUTH
SIDE OF CRAZE STREET. EXTENDING FROM
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION MON
DAY the 10Th Of July, At o'clock, p. NJ, We will
sell ii, auction on the premises, the late residence
upon the crown of the hill, overlooking the city
and surrounding country above and below, com
handing view of uneInalled beauty II -
most conveniently constructed dwelling, with
about twelve rooms. with large kitchen, smoke
house, stable, and all the usual convenenc"s OF
private residence OF tho better class. The lot
fronts on Grace street two hundred and sixty four
feet extending from Twenty second To Twenty
third streets, and runs back two hundred and
thirty feet afording large yard and A. rden and
il one Of the most beautiful situations In the city
convenient 10 tho business portion OF the city and
vet very quiet and retired II will BE- sold together
or sub divided 10 meet the views OF bidders: Ii i
rarely that property SO desirable In itself and
with so many advantages o! situation Is offered 10
the public. ~
Terms: At sale. GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
iy I'D Auc.iuneprE
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Eft Our letters from Washington, Pc
tcrsburg, and Fredericksburg, will hc
found interesting.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BY Harrison, GOddln u appersOn,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND
T TnlRTY ONE ACRES, CALLEp GHlsWICk,
IL HENKc2 cHgSTTb EyET R6 NILES MET
1GtTldN AT the request Of Mr. Jacob COIN we
~ hs S da ." Of IN % On
A. NJ, il fair IT not the mr., fair day thereafter
the beautiful FARM on witch he now resides.
called "ChLswick," and formerly owned by Rev.
George q. Exall.
II les on the Three.chopped road, seven miles
west Of Richmond, adjoining the lands Of j.. w.
Green and others, and contains one hundred and
thirty one acres, of which about forty acres are
well Get in clover, twenty acres in meadow, forty
acres in original timber twenty one acres In oTdi
mary we0s sna @ or o
ING and all other buildings, including a hne ice
e9 w 81 oSs FRTT
TREES, among which are nj nety- five dwarf pear
trees Also one acre aud half in grape vine OF
the finest kinds.
Possession given In few days.
After the sale OF the land, all OF the
CROPS OF CORN, OATS, SEED WHEAT,
will BIZ cold also,
/: a9fsks.
A parcel Of HOGS,
WAGONS and HARNESS,
iIMBuI An e and nd aSkNEss,
lCARRIAGE and HARNESS,
All the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c
Should the Farm not be sold, 10 will be rented ont
for one year, and whether sold or rented, all OF
the PERSONAL effects will Positively be sold
Terms For the land, one-third cash, balance 81
one and tw years for bonds bearing interest, Sc
cured by trust deed. For the personal effects. all
sums under thirty dollars. cash over that amount.
four months credit for approved, endorsed, nego-
HARRISON. eoDDIN & APpERsoS.
jy a-2awtds .aa sAuetioneerS.
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BY Gru5bs Il Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.


WAL u 4 b l. T. PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE AND BUILDING LOTS, At THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
ADAMS STREETS, FoRSA AT AUCTIOS.-By
request ~ Mr.. Jesse Williams who il dscontnu-
ing house kcrp.ngl, We will, on thursday, July
18th Mt 81 o'clock, L. VI sell ~ auction, upon The
premises his RESIDENCE, situated as above.
IL has about ten rooms, besides garrett, store
rooms, closets. bath-room, kitchen, and three
rooms for servants, smoke house, lumber house,
stable, carriage house, &c, all Of brick, aud now
in good order having been lately repaired.
The .utir. premises are admirably arranged for
the comfortable accommodation OF larg. family.
WIKI some slight alterations the rear bindings
Adams streets could be converted into stores or
small trneineuts.
With the house will be sold front 81 forty Ave
feet on Marshall street, running back one hundred
and sixty seven feet To an alley.
After which, will be sold the two beautiful LOTS
lying 10 tn. east Of the dwelling, each thirty by
olr hundred and sixty-sey feet TO the alley
Possession Will be given in few days after the
sale.
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
iys Auctloneers.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Prop
O'clock NJ, SATURDAY, l4th instant, for BUILD
ING DWELLING. on Third street, in tn city.
The work 10 be completed by the 1t of October
next PAYMENTS 10 be made in cash a. the work
progresses. The proprietor reserves the right to
reject any or all OF the estimates.
Plans and specifications may be seen al lny
ofiee, over the National Bank of Virginia
ALBERT l.. WEST,
iy lo--3t Architect.