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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
49,
By Harrison. Godd'r Apperson, auetious.r,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate ,gs.,,

COMMISSIONER SALE OF yEpy
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Tur rrrv 90
RICHMOND AND IN THE TOWN ~ sibygy
AipJACESr TosalD ciTY.-By yirre 81 deere.
nounced on the Sd July 1863 IN the r,.a =, r.
son and ais. against Anderson. ac, he .ni.,.
signed, who were thereby appointed eobu1..is,.
arc ~ any ny II ~ ,h,m vii proceed 2 = pbo
en- TUESDAY the 18th August, l's6. ~ h,f.pasti
o'clock, 7. N. u fair, II not, tho Er.t far dsy
thereafter, The following real estate belonging 10
the % ate Of the late Maria Barker and % Hsr4s.
ceased son. the late Richard &. Barker, VIZ Int
large and excellea; BRICK TESEMESr lying sri
seing 10 sad city on the noTtn side Of FrsnkHa.
siience ot Colonel Thomas J. EyaH-. fiosIux
thirty-two and half feet, running back one n- q.
dr.d and Try iast to an alley.
the large and well-b BRICK TOBACCO FAC.
Iokl and large LOT attached, situated u tie
east side 81 Seventh. between Cary aud Cs1.I
Osborn a. a coach repository The Ia. ,f.t.,.
one hundred ana twenty feet. runs brck ono hgr.
drei and thirty IeGt 10 an alley. TIL. Prap-r:y
S %it o. s.oaiS'asd according ia Plato be *
p. After which. ssy O'Clock, P " In ,ho toxin .l
Stameyt mary ,opi. ~ !ae rs-i~acs - Nr JOAN
Sidney, viz: Nos. II arI y ,ro.,i,y ,.rs''.,
eighty feet on the nor.E -.Ir 81 F,,rtt STREE G,
tween Poplar aud CLARKE strce'., ruuairs bach 80,
hundred and nine!y- nine Loot a. a ,rs4. a.tsv
Also. lot No H. fronting forty f.pt IN ,h, .It >'.f
fetown ROAD. between Cherry ant Culver, s,r,r,.
running back Of ire .ular depth % an ally
TsR4s Or..fOgrth cash. balance ~ ..Y
twelve, and eighteen months Tor gcsuHsh.s ua's..
interest added. ami ole retained tl All 'As rrr
chase money PAID and conveyance ordered b,
'"' ''' ANDREW ToHysToy,l
W. r. WIN,
JOHN -. STEGER. Con mis- f..r,
WALTER HARRISON,
JOHN q. WILLIAMS,
All ls-eod,ds
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peatcd the applauded language, and when
he had finished it, there was perfect
storm of applause, lasting for at least hve
minutes. The following is the paragraph
"No people has ever existed whose 10y
alty and faith such treatment, long con-
timed. would not ALLEVIATE and impair.
And the ten millions of Americans VINO vi.
live in the South would DO unworthy cil'-
zens of a free country, degenerate sons
of an heroic ancestry, unfit ever 10 Dec, Deco.he
the guardians of the rights ana ,ioertleS
bcaucathcd to us by the fathers ana iound-
ers of this republic, if they could accept
with accomplishing submissiveness the hu-
initiation thus sought to be imposed upon
them"
We have only space this morning to add
that the address is most able one, argu-
ing with fairness and powerful logic the
questions at issue between the Radical
and the Union men, and, regarded from
the point of view of consolidationist,
unanswerablc.
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SKIPPING.


T,OR NEW YORK.-The SARATOGA
leaves THIS Saturday. MORN. keEA
Passage Including meals andNSaE1
state ROOM by this expeditions
superior ship. r.ducsd to TEN TEN DoLtAEs
Rates Of freight, either TO or from New York, are
al is~it GARRET +. WATSON
DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON. -POwHATANH1 ~, n
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. - SEMI $1,000
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond
every WEDN ESDAY and sUNDAY.-Leaves Balu-
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAvgRs, will leave here at O'Clock,
A. NJ, SUNDAY the 18th instant.
Freight received FRIDAY and up to o'clock,
p. NJ, SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, ststs-rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, so.
For freight or passage apply to r
DAVID WILLIAM CURRlE,
Office at Charles T. Workman Coz,
anl1-2t Fifteenth street.
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" ANTEU, p HUCoE hND ~ ,
w convenient to the business portion OF the
city Shockoe Hill preferred Cost not to exceed
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS. VIII pay one:half
cash, and the balance in two or three years name
exact locality and LOWEST PRICE. -
II not suited with city property, would BUY good
RESIDENCE In the suburbs, with an acre or Two OF
ground. ru,,ry
The property Ia wanted within THIRTY
DAYS, and must be in perfect order ana with NOT
less than six full. sized rooms, and in pleasant
hs ag ia az "'''''' BOX s97.
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DIED.

on Sunday morning the I'D Of July, at the resi-
a"nce Of his uncle James Gait. Esd. in the thirty
Hnn wear Of his age. THOMAS TAYLOR, eldest
ION al Mary b. and the late William Gait, OF Glen
arvon. Fluyauua county, Va.
stanton papers please copy
In Manchester, on Friday morning. August Eth,
UElEL NJ, fifth son of Fanny and the late John,
Merritt.
The funeral will take place from his mothers
residence. Summers street, near Decatur, THIS
saturday. EVENING AT 3 o'clock. The friends Of
the family, and those 81 George sharpe, A. J. SIM
mons. and =. w. Craig, are requested 10 attend
without further notice.
Suddenly, at {? o'clock, 4. NJ on yesterday,
CHARLES RIDpELL, in the thir,ieth year OF his
age.
His funeral will take place at o'clock TO DA
from his residence, on Broad street, opposite vi
Fair Grounds.
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UNIVERSITY OF NlA.-1ne
~ next session will begin on the FIRST DAI
OF OCTOBER, 1885, and end on the TWEsi L
NINTH OF JUNE, 1851
Professor OF Latin and second Professor Oh
Law will be appointed on the 18th of August, when
the organization OF all the departments Of instrnc.
ton-academic, Law, and Med cal-will be fully
re- established on the same enlarged basis rs Do
fore the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusive of text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
new amount to three hundred and sixty dollars in
currency per session Of nine months OF the Law
student, to three hundred and sixty. five dol lars:
and of the Medical student, 10 three hundred and
ninety FIVE dollars.
Forcataogue giving details, or for special inior-
nation address ). MAUPlN,
iy lots Chairman of The Faculty.
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The Rockingham Register has itself
"gotten into muddle." The sentence
which it quotes from the Dispatch was
written to show that the Enqairer'S argu-
ment was illogical. 1t was merely the
reductio ad Gbsurdum, and had the neccs-
sary exclamation point after it to show that
we regarded the proposition as untcnable.
Of course we could not have stated in earn
est that the DOUGLAS delegates, being In
taror. of the anti vote, had divided the vote
of Virginia. We stated the case in this
form because the Enquirer had claimed the
vote cast in Virginia for DOUGLAS as in ia
vor of the unit vote, and on this point the
Rcqister testifics that the delegates from
the Rockingham district repudiatcd the
unit system at Charleston and 81 the Con-
yention sustained them in their right thus
to vote against " the most vehement OPP
position OH the part OF large number OF
the delegation, who held that the unit syS-
tenn was in accordance with the common
law of the party"
We beg the Register to contine the term
"boltcrs" used by us to its meaning as ap-
piled to "boltcrs" from the unit-votc sys-
TEN. We were arguing the question as to
whether the Douglasites were to be
counted among the friends of that system;
and it was natural enough to call them
"bolters" from the very system which
they had been declared to be in favor of.
We meant no offence to the DOUGLAS men.
We were in Baltimore with them, and we
have no hard words for those who thought
as we did up to almost the last moment.
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The foundation of new Episcopal Me-
thodist (southcrn) church was laid in Bal
timore on Thursday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Hall, formerly of Danville, Va, was one OF
the ministers present and officiating.
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AUCTION sALES-Trirs DAY.
BY Regnaul. & Co., Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.


FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
4 We will sell by auction, 1t our store. SATUR
DAY MORNING, 18th instant, at 10 o. clock,
MAHOGANY and ROSEWOOD JENNY LIND
BEDSTEADS, -
MAHOGANY WARDRQBEs, .t.t z
CANE-sEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CABINETS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
CRIBS,
WALNUT HAIRCLOTu-sEAT SOFA,
CaSE.SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY HAIRCLoTH.sBAT ROCKING.
CHAIRS,
GREEN LEATHER LOUNGE,
sLOAT'S PLANTATION SEwlSG-MACHINE,
ENCLOSED WASHsTANDs,
HIP BATH,
CIGAR Ow.CASE,
MIRRORS,
MARSElLLEs QUILTS, &c.
suI7 REGNAULT 4 CO., Auctioneers. &c.
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BE- MALARIA EVERYWHERE. - Rarely
has there been a season fruitful as this Of mala
rious diseases Not only on the prairies and in the
valleys of the West; not merely in all the old
haunts OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Remittent
Fever have these prostratng diseases been usually
viTGlen, but they have extended TO towns and
cities never before infested with them, and have
even assembled the mountains and attacked thou
sands of people supposed 10 have been placed by
the laws Of Nature above their reach Hence We
are compelled to admit that a fatal element per-
vades tho Universal Air this season, and should at
once resort to the only approved preventive of its
consequences,
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS,
tonic 80 potent, antiseptc SO perfect an altera-
tive go irresistible and stimulant pure, that 1t
enables the human system to resist and battle all
The predisposing causes OF disease. With the con-
hdence that one clothed in incombustible garments
might move among blazing buildings, the man who
arms himself against malaria with this powerful
iefensire medicine may walk fever.scourged dis
trict fearless of It's insalubrious atmosphere The
nterInittents and remitents at present so general
in all parts Of the country may be but the forerun-
ners Of deadlier scourge now on It's way west.
ward from the far east. Prepare the system with
HoSTETTER'S BITTERS
for successful battle with the mephitc causes Of
all tyidenaicS Be wise in time. Sold every
where -Se,c York World, Norember Q, ls6S.
au ls-eod2w
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4 CARD.-TO THE CITIZENS OF

4 CARD.-TO THE CITIZENS OF
N MANCHESTER.-On the 18th instant a card
appeared in the Tunes and DiSpcnch over the sig
nature of James A. Gentry. In that he attempts 10
throw the responsi biliy in the case OF Leonldas
Welles upon us Some OF his statements are go no.
oriously indccurtEe that we feel compelled 10 con-
tradct them.
lie attempts to invalidatc our account Of tho az
fair by ntimating that We did not give the facts
Of the case as they occurred. Wedeny 1t. and Will
prove the truth of what we said before. .
We stated in our card OF the ivth instant that
Welles was called before the court without MS &C
cusers being allowed to conflon him. When the
case was called. Mr.. Hancock, the officer who ar
guilt, was present. and attempted to give testimony
against him. but was prevented.
In the face Of these facts Mr.. Gentry asserts that
Presiding Justice Morgan called the case hFee
times and no one appeared" to accuse the Pri-
soner.
Again, Mr. Gentry states that We -" knew" when
the trial was to occur. We u" most n"eY"iroraffy
and ebtpldticdiiy deny we knew any such hihy;
be called during the afternoon. In regard to IL we
received no official notice. and did not know me
trial had begun until the prisoner was dis
charged. ,... A.
the statement made by Mr. Gentry. Mr.. Gentry
states farther that he did not have any Cfclot m
formation of the guilt of Welles; very well;
Welles had confessed his guilt to Mr.. Gentry and
II lie did not know II as magistrate, he Knew IL a.
a man as such, he was bound by law to prosecute
him /; otherwise he became pdrftctps cTtmH'S.
In conclusion, we assert again that L.on!dds
Hflles was discharged from prison by Maglsle-
rial Court which never nouhed MS aeeuseas WI
his case was called, Mr. Hancock, VINO was pre-,
sent had sufficient testimony to convict MIN, alu
attempted TO pre- sent it, but was not allowed 10 doso
statements u. u. MORRlSSETF,
Is-lt X. II. BEAZLEf.
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Thank you, friends of the Bristol Gazette.
We would that you could make everybody
consider the Dispatch cone of the best pa
pers publiShcd.'
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by Grubbs l. williams. Auction ee'''
Northwest corner 81 Main and LlgveLta s4,fS


VERY UANDSOMETHREE-Sinhi
BRICK RESIDENCE AND SArANI L,ls ~
SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AAp !s...''..
rOE SALE 1T AUCTION. We WI "~.' ?. 4
lion on the premises, on M0SpAl, .a
At o'clock, 7. u the hgudsnms rh.l - -, ,' /.
ioIminr la, The bonse Ia. seven fo"fa., sht '..
kitchen two roufis. stable, sc. -Ss 80 -, ...
the promises. The house IL a. u.es - H. 49,
been recently painted Rul repaired ~. .s...
front of Is feet and will be sold a, We. .Ia
yldeJ. The premises are Adorned ".sa '~'
trees, shrubh.ry, and flowers ,,.,ffN>
80, ~ SAW AulgaHaas'
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

Observation-Disclosures will be made al
y the proper time FOR the renewal Of a CERTIFl:
CATE for one share of stock In the Richmond and
Liverpool Packet COMPANY A1egding IN vhe name ars
OF the Sd April, 1855. an Is-o-m-
7 OST, on the River road, between
| IpowcIl,s tavern and Hornets store, E--yEZl
INV POCKET. BOOK. containing
small amount OF money and bond AS ssAN-SSF5Sgsi
sipned TO me by r r. Argyle, for eigh- V--.l.A-.-S
i.sn hundred dol lars, and given by +. .. Watkins
The finder will be rewarded by Leaving 1t At this
Office [au l7-2t.l X. IT, BAShs.
An ESTRAY HORSE, IN VERY
n low order, was found at large i'll the 49,
city Unless claimed by owner, with ~
nr5of of property will he sold at auction, -4L-4-
10 paw charges, on SATURDAY, 18th instant,
'0'f' JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
.un-st Chief of Police.
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The Address to the People Of the
United States,

We lay before our readers this morning
the address TO the people of the United
States adopted by the Philadelphia Con-
vention. The reputed author is HENRY J.
RAYMOND; but We take leave to say that
neither his mind nor his heart ever rose to
"the height of this great argument"
Perhaps the members thought that he
would be kept in the traces only by being
bound hand and foot by his own acts, and
80 consented TO make him the father Of
this address. twould be strange, indeed,
and little creditable to his honesty, if, be-
Eeving in the doctrines so ably and felici-
tously set forth in this admirable document,
he yet voted as he did for the proposed
constitutional amendment.
This address declares that the southern
States are Zone and all in an attitude of
loyalty" towards the Federal Government.
In an article commenting on the platform,
we have objected to the use of the word
loyal" in defining the qualifications of
representatives; but with this explanation
OF It, We have no objection to its use.
When that portion of the address was
read which declares that no people sub.
Jected to such treatment as that to which
the South was now subjected could long
remain loyal, cheers went up from all parts
OF the hall-a demonstration which pro.
ceeded from the northern delegates alone,
and which was thus rendered doubly sig
nificant and doubly grateful to the south.
ern delegates. Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Maryland,
called for Q repetition Of the paragraph |;
and BY unanimous vote 1t was ordered
p b read again. y RAYMOND then re-
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FoENEY says of the new platform that it
"belics" the hearts and insults the man
hood of the southern people. Oh, dear.
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FrxgRAL .NorIcE.;--The funeral OF MAXI Leon
Foxes. will take place THIS AFTERNOON AZ the
residence OF her parents, corner of Jefferson and
Broad streets, at O'Clock. The friends "i Tue
family are invited TO attend.
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by GrUbbs & WILLIAMS. Auct.oms,-,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleyeush stress.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN Earn,

ID OF SIX ACRES, IN BUNLlHG GREEN. fus
SALE AT AUCTION. We WIZ sell - aIc'. a. nn
the premises. on THURSDAY, a.. ?si snaH.t. u
- clock, L. NJ, the beautiful SUBURBAN EA.N
located ~ above described, recently rc.H.t. ~,
Captain William Burton. coh'tin.nR >IN Arht>n ~
very producuy" land. well suited iur "A rarar.
4 framed dwelling with rooms. trsi-, au.r..
room and store room IN inr ha~"rgUf. hG.eh
kitchen with rooms, large brick barn au4 s.t. .-
and other out houses. ali " brick. The ,.msr.uu
is braurful overlooks the city. and R.th.n halt
mile OF the corporate i'mt,,. The Hn.0.uss U," i
painting AMI some other repair. Th,s = .rsr"P-
tible OF being made II very rr'tly place, situated
with beautiful shad" trees aui strawberry.
Terms nne-quirf"r cash the balance at =, J"
and u months with Interest.
snl- GRUBBS y WILLIAMS Agc'iou"or.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THE VALUABLE AND CONVE-
SIESTLY- LOCATED FARM CALLED "MoN-
TROSE," ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, CON
TANNING Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
FOR LEASE At AUCTION.-At the request OF Mr.
Charles +. Williams we shall lease out for one
year ON SATURDAY, thu 18th August. 1905 At 5
clock. r. NJ, on the premises, tho beautiful farm
called " NOETROSE." located as above. IL con.
aims two hundred and fifty acres. the greater part
of which is cleared land in nue heart, and al mira
bly, adapted to wheat aud other crops. The dwell
ing Is large, and we'll adapted for large family.
The barns stables &c. are sufficient for the of
the place. Its nparness To the city would make II
an excellent market and dairy farm for which
purpose ii Is peculiarly well adapted.
rlKyS. Mad. known at the hour 81 renting.
HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERSoN,
All IA Auctioueprs.
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nISSOLUTION.-T co-partnershlp
- heretofore existing under the style OF 10
SEPH BRUMMEL co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons Indebted TO US VIII
make immediate payment and all those having
claims against the concern will present them Tor
settlement. Either Of the partners will IRE the
maine of the fra in settlement of the business.
We will rent the STORE now occupied by us,
No lIs6 Franklin street, until the sd day o.
March 1867, and offer for sale privately al our
stock consisting Of fine assortment Of LIQUORS,
WINES, &c. This is a rare chance for any person
wishing to commence business, n The house Is al
ready well established JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
2w JOHN y. DAVIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Es-COYNER'S SPRINGS.-This desirable
WATEEISG-PLACE
Is now
OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Richmond. or Pc
tcrsburg by
MORNING TRAINS
arrive at the Springs Ia tea.
TWO TRAINS PASS DAILY,
COMMUNICATIONS By TELEGRAPH,
east and west,
at the command Of visitors.
WILLIAM II. FRY,
au ls-3, Proprietor.
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NOTICE! NOTICE.!

NUIICE! NUIICE!!
How nice II the way, the people say,
West Andrsws, the grocers, tn cir goods display.
Again they have stocked their shelves with the
very
Best old London Dock, Port Wine, and Sherry,
All the rest OF tne goods that heart may desire
These gentlemen keep, and to please never tire.
just received this day per steamer State Of Mary
land twenty ave barrels of GANBRILL'S CELE-
DRAFTED FAMILY FLOUR, which article we
wish 10 state to the public we always keep on
best.
Have also received PICKLgD SALMON,
30 half barrels WOODS FAMILY ROE HER
KINGS;
PRIME SUGAR, only le5 cents per pound !;
PRIME LARD, only 70 cents per pound;
BACON STRIPS, &c, &c.
Call on WEST & ANDREWS
No. 2ols Twentieth and Broad streets and 1901
Twenty NTH and Broad streets, Church Hill.
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MA NIPU TIE ID GuANO.-1ne
vi LANES RINER MANEFACTUEIA0 InM-

MAN PULATED GUANO.-Ihe
vi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING L1n
PAAI Is prepared 10 furnish the iasnefs ~ VIZ
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER anu nor
cam. 10 indulge in extended commentators o'
a.. - ss.r,Iy refers 10 those who used this
FERTILIZER IN the wears isso md 1851 when twas trst
introduc.d and met with universal approval.
In con.ists of an equal proportion tone thousand
nounis .achl of Peruvian and Phosphate tsom-
br.rol (iuano, weighed in with the most serupu.
ious care and precision, and Is tDely ground aud
perfectly incorp oratcd.
Should any one prefer larger proportion Of Pc
ruvian IN combination with the sombTero Guapo
than tie above formula calls for, such orders for
not less than tvo tons, will be specially and care
fully executed In this case the proportions will
be Two.IHIsrs Of Peruvian and oss.rHrEp Of
Sombrero Guaro. Both there preparations are ad
mlrabiy adapted 10 the Of the drill and can be
applied In this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble 10 the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity Of money the Company
IS Ldmonishei to reduce prices 10 the loves, point
and to be satishr I'd with a moderate profit, In ae-
corlance with which the public Is offered these
fertilizers 81 tho following rates. for cash kega.
lar preparation Of 900 pounds Peruvian and 200
pounds sombrero, al so per ton oi 900 ponnus
Special preparation Of ,a33 pounds Peruvian anu
OF pounds SoIabrero, At $50 per ton OF V pouhus
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants Of the city, or directly 10 IN. uhneI-
signed who bestows on this department. MS con-
''An' and mort sAi''ai 'ap''s Z. B. BENTLEY,
,,,a-aS.wlm Agent.
WEN BOX rs HOTEL CANDLES;
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VALUABLE LOT II THE ,h, 81 81 IN tx.
DISTRICT, OS ThR t0 rgs.x s,UH ANp Il.
GINA, F6R SALE At AcCTi,G,S NV ~, ~ 80
AZ auction, On the premises, o. ArA pA yi,,trAFls
August, 1905, att %eloc. 7 "; 10 of tie to
co,nnb,sn po'ei proper ,, Sroni.nk nlne,s,1
three-aaarter feet siEd runntns taas'i ~. co..
fset 1hg location Is admirably ASaF''N ~
Tssss dn..thiri cash bstsnee e. e 'y ,S'sT,,.
eight months tor negotiable n~Se' "'''
added, secured by 4 trUst iced ,ppppsaS,
hAhhisos' aopo Auctlor-sf',
ans
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An ADJOURNED MEETING OF
n THE RICHMOND AND NEwPORTS NEWS
RAILROAD will be held in the office OF Messrs.
LYONS 4 AUGUST on MONDAY the 10th of Au-
gust next at IL NJ.
',' { i. 9: r5 sSy??ss'} Commissioners.
auls-ts T. II. WYSSR,
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:. CInst thou not minister to q mind discussed,
And icith some street, 0biiri0uS Gntid0tt,
Cleanse the foul bosom IF the periiOuS ssuT
That lrefULS a3,Ult the heart ~

Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERs will do 1t
when nothing else will Melancholy, Depression,
Hypochondria, Insanity, all spring, or less.
from diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION
BIrrEgs is sure cure for. There is no mistake
about It; Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield 10 the health giving
and genial influence OF the PLANTATION BITTERs.
II you are in doubt, make one trial and be con-
WINGED. au ls-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

DISSOLCTION.-T firm of S. LIS
~ BERGER & co. has this day been dissolved
bv mutual consent. All debts are payable Only 10
S. LISBERGER. 5. LlsBERGER u W:
Richmond. Va. Augnst Il. loo. an l5--it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

nISSO LUTI 0 N.-The firm of
~ GRAVES & MOSES was dissolved on the sth
instant by mutual consent. Having sold their
entire stock TO Messrs. MOORE DUKE, all per-
sons indebted to the late concern will come Tor
ward at once and make payment. and those hoid-
ing claims against the irE will present them fur
settlement 10 I. W. GRAVES, at Moore pnke,s
Graves x Moses old stand, who alone j. antho-
rizcd TO sign in liquidation. 7 MMRAras he'
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