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No stronger disqualification of the Ore

No stronger excmplilication Of the pre-
jndice existing against negroes even in the
North could well be given than that fur
nished by the refusal of the New York
State Reform Convention to allow Sc
parate vote to be taken upon the ques-
ton of extending the unrestricted right of
suffrage to them. A large maiority Of the
members of the Convention are Radicals,
or Republicans, yet SO much afraid are
they to face the people upon this ques-
ton that they have evaded the force of
the issue By compelling the voters either
TO reject the whole constitution or to al
low negroes without property to vote.
The Democrats wished the suffrage ques-
tion to be submitted separately. The
Radicals saw the danger there would be
to their ascendaucy in such contest as
would thus be iuaugurated, and hid them
selves under the wings ofs1other Gre
FORMS" But they will yet be smoked out
If the Democrats are bold and wise.
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SDeci0E Notices.


rr CARD TO THE pUBLiC.-lt ha,
wing been induBrioualy circulated by severn.
of our busiress competitors that we are aoo".
closing up our business and leaving Eioh nonu' ~
feel it duty to ourselves as well ts to those Cur.
toners and patrons who have been pleased hs.,
,ofore to extend TO liberal patronage 10 '.S,
most On pha,ca lily that such is not the case. We
propose the REIMBURSEMENT OF our reia. ,s.nsd
once. as per our advertisements alreaay i'eu -,
and TO continue the vigorous prosecutor u VIZ
WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY ct our ,a a,s 49,
cormodious warehouse nos. l.i' ai" :,
street, where shall always be gao 70 ~ I'M.
oo sa,arosts Orr stock viii be full and COM
r,s,s IN all the variety offered in frstcis's In
no,t,ng and jobbing house. 90
Noe. 1918 and l2I5 Main street.
Richmond, July -, 1887. "
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The Rights of MinoritieS.


Some six months ago, and before VI
) had ever seen an article OF heard wore
said upon the subject by any other pape
or person, we wrote an editorial ASSERTING
among other things that one great defec
in our system Of government was the III
ability Of minorities to make their voices
heard. Recently this question mas as
snmed much importance among the thlhK-
ing men of the northern States' ana many
nlsps have been proposed for remedy'ng
the evil. In the Senate Of the United
States Mr.. BuoKALEw brought the SUBJECT
mn the other day when the new recon-
struction act was under consideration ana
mad. speech, which the New York
IYor,d saws was so convincing in its argu-
n.nts and illustrations as to elicit UNI
eolivocal expressions of concurrence IN his
conclusions from several intelligent sena-
tors. REvERDY JOHNSON is said to have
nronounced Mr.. BUCKALEw's arguments
superior to those of Mr.. MILL and Earl
GREY. We give specimen of them:
"Now, let me illustrate how this scheme
would work by q particular example.
Take the case of Vermont, State Win
GO 900 voters, 10000 ofwhich are members
of the majority party and 10000 OF the
minority. By act of Congress (the exist
inc apportionment law that State Is en-
titled to three members. The numbers
have stated are very nearly the exact num-
bers of voters in that State. Every one al
4 glance can see what ought TO take place.
The majority having forty thousand votes
should choose two members OF Congress
from that State, and the minority having
twenty thousand votes should elect one
member. Then there would be just re-
presentation. Then there could be no
complaint in any quarter. Then our prin-
ciplc of the representation OF the people
would he applied i'll the particular case,
and no human being can conceive Oh any
argument or objection against that result.
"This system of cumulative voting rem
ders lust that result certain-renders II
morally impossible that any other should
take place; and why? Because tho mi
nority cumulating their votes upon SIN
Gle candidate can give him sixty thousand
votes each elector giving his candidate
three votes, it would count him sixty
thousand. The forty thousand constitu-
ting the political majority in the State, II
they attempt to vote for three candidates,
can only give them forty thousand each.
IF they cumulate their votes upon two can
didates, which is what they are entitled to,
they can give them 10000 votes each; S"
that two men will be elected to Congress
representing the majority, and one man
representing the minority, audit is impoSsi-
BILE for either one of those political inte-
rests to prevent the other from obtaining
Its due share of representation
The subject is very interesting one.
We are glad to see that the New York
Convention is disposed to consider the
matter. If some such plan had been in
operation from the foundation Of the Co
vernment, secession would have been not
only impossible, but not demanded by any
supposed considerations of policy nor OF
principle.
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r LAFAYETTE SALOON.
Rs.oPENIEG, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1867

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and acqusiut'ncs aud Tia public generally thai.
he has purchased the above named p, pui ar So :
Loon, cornsr Of Bank and Nin,h.streets, and will
re. op. n the same On MONDAY
An excellent FRYE Lunch viii be served AZ 10
O'Clock The pubic are invited
a'so take pleasure in announcing that have
uu'eu The s.rsicee of that courteous AID popular
yIupf genti-man Mr.. Oh ahLES L"EHk, who
he viii 10 IN IA abundance daily At the Saloon, where
acausintsncees dressed to ses his,numerous friends and
HENhY sCa0TT.
Ninth ssrss,s out the saloon corner of Bank and
plsssar. in rsc ,o ar, HENRY sCHoFT, Wa take
% pxtrone eonnden thai he vii Il, s ,h
TbsnT,p at TO- nsrstoors bestowed upon us
Jons guoilc, We are, respeclfully. - sehe'
T"-A' WILLIAM BRANDT = 90.
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Beat Estate AOenciea.

a GENCY FOR THE PUECHAEv
u OF LBNDS IN yIRGITM.-Wlth 4 ,fa, =.
aid those In this State who have lards Tor a. 20
well SO to invite ndustrtous Immigrants win
tai to settle in Virginia. the undsr,ignnt ~.
opened an office In the city OF Richmond VI 80
fifteenth street between Gair and Cary tt,.,. "a
for tho purpose OF negotiating for the pricbsE. :,
FAEMIuG and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SiTgs'
&C. .
Parties having lands for sale and VITO rur..-
tract TO sell ut moderate Tatss, at my OPTION
ms sufficient time tssy three or iour rnonth.i z
effect the same, viii most likely be aba h. ~.
pose OF their property, II they furnish ma IN
full description as 10 location, quantity p:ica ~
lily acquaintance with the northern people !, ~ ~.
tsnsivs, and with thorough knoTledy4 Of - =.
lands in Tirginia, hope to succeed in gFyiny ~
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller h 'i'
will charge commission to the purchaxs, -.
nothing to the seller, ~ propose 10 nork IN, ~
1e.Tchdssr, and not for tho vsndsr '''
l respectfully invite communication Win ~.
either personally or BY letter; and H. upon sYs..
nation the lands offered are though, 10 be d.
bic and cheap, will provide the Necessary cue
tracts and recommend them TO my northern iy,sn1,
using my influence and best exsrtions N 60,
sales. tEAShLiH STEARfs,
Fifteenth street between Main and sty.
Richmond Va
Msssrs James D. Blackwell, attorney az lavsra
B. Il Smith will act as my confidential agents.
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DIED,

IN Baltimore on the evening Of the isth inS.ant
Or JANIS E. HEALY, In the for.y.ioutth year
of hi. age.
Major THOMAS BLAND. OF Lewis county dleo
At his residence, IL Jane Lew. on the Hlh lhatsh''
after a long and painful Illness
Major Band was one OF the Oldest and most re-
an.cts h,a cit,za,s OF this section OF the State He
rsrrssen,ed his district IN the Senate OF Virginia
when harrison county was included In Il, and for
mary years was on. Of the leading business nen
md politicians in this Ctarksturg Cont-
atTTGlire.
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.~aICHMosD TRUNK FACTORY:

,og- RICHMOND n Nh mnnnrc
-. In rant OF wsll.made, duraole ihoEn no
cat their supply at factory prices' sna q
800 lime encourage HONS RsTsRPhlss'
49,, good assortment OF onr own make on nsAu'
.iso make TO order such styles as the purchase.
- ass,re with interior arrangements 10 sui'
.hayr own convenience. Labo! is cheaper nefe
.Ssn,n tho North and materials inst as cheap 80
~ tho North. The freight and dfayage on orai'
,orv.;ze Trunks will average one dollar apiece
"a e. va tn prof, that the northern msnutactu
,ar mskes. and tue cost or freight and drayaSe.
Tho nnrchaser can see by the above facts that We
ava anablsd TO sell H"ME MADB TRUNKS for
1yaa than northern TRU:' rs OF same quality are
sold in this market.
REPAIRING also do all kinds OF REPAlk b
mo. when, with small outlay, you can save the
.vnansa Of buying new ones !; and while an old
Trnnk will not look az well as new one, yet 1t
a,,1l be lust as strong as neT ono. we aiso NIX
! OCRs and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF oooIo'
SHOES. and GAITBkS Of the latest styles and best
ms ke made expressly for US, all widths and sizes,
which We are selling much lower than those that
pretend to cell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper: a. DIDO
No 43a Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No sl9 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 43a 5road street, corner OF
Fifth. y 100
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SDecinI Notices.

.r- T4EswHITE SULPHUR SPRiN1s'
GRsENsRIER COUNTY, WEST 80. .te
We are gratiaod on being ahie - a'A
isavna only twenty miles OF staging
70 ,h,s place over good turnpike In good stages
:, u, , GOOD and careful drivers and we are
m, n"s public in any number. in style equal .na
W. ", INV o,ber watering place, at the ol 40,
o. Bv the 80; by ths month s' co
lot GEbRUh
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GET SPECIAL NoTIcE.-THoM MA D. rn,. -
70 iii ON tomorrow, July 18th. remove to
o building, corner Eleventh and Main
s.ras,s Their customers and friends will please
bear this IN mind
Tbev take this occasion TO return thanks 70 tne's
1900. who have SO kindly sustained them torso
ma nv past yeara, and trust that with more ELI
..Ia nosition md increased facilities, they will
% halter prepared to meet their wants In the fu-
ture. m,Yo,,.sp pp1rF g. ~
~ lT-2w III M 40 Il. niND.N ~.
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re- TO FAMILIES,
PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love a pnre article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
atthe very low price OF $50 per gallon!
Determined 10 keep pace with the age IL my bu.
siness, and 10 serve my old patrons and the public
with the best OF everything In my line at the
smallest profit l have this day reduced the price
OF my
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
TO $3.50 per gallon and respectfully invite the at.
tention OF families parties, pic u!cs etc., to this
reduction, with the that all orders will
be filled with promptness and fidelity.
Send in your ordsJs to
ANDREW AETONI,
llo5 south side OF Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
ie 3-2m
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gneci0I Notices.

- ,CKERs, CRACKERS, cRA .1,ha niss
As ,n.vv oour. If you want some.nlo 1900.
naas so y, IN The way of Soda, Butter nt, sus
anu 49, 60, CRACKERS, also LOAF Dn" 80. ~ hem
q. anu ore' ellis BAKsRV and you Gnu r1;lv 0our.
=. s,orh ovorv day, made ofths best new - GILL
" iS-lw@
.r.T1IE CLOSE OF THE sEAs 1,,o,bing
ppn.CgISG, the large stock Oh 10
House OF JOHN S. rEVLlS,
So 1907 MA1H sTsEgr,
so,d n, once to make roon LOT Z" ..,a ond
iia.. h.,,o manufactured ; and, % iiiSui'
~ ,ho sbortest possible time, ,n.rNs
IN - IvppECE DENTED B 1ho
SKINNER CLOTHING , g
:, rallied upon, and 1t is the DISCRIMINATION y
may ~ the house that
Hoi a SHALL SHALL REMAIN ON HAND
commensurate with the present h"'1
4 paw Zines can command customers ana
insure sales.
Besutifal Linen Suits,
chea,e Duck Suits, and
rrppT F.sHIOHABLE STYLE OF tAhnh'i
AT
No. 1907 Main street.
jyl7-1etl
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by Rev. George Howell
THOMAS H. CARTER. Of Baltimore county. Mo,
TO Mas G. A. SMITH, of Westmoreiand eountv,'a'
Attha residence OF pr. z. 2. Taliafarro Grange
Copr,house on trio 2cth instant, Of Gisease oil tue
heart, Mrs JANE F. HART rslict Of Mr.. John
Hart OF Fredericksburg.
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rE SUMMER COMPLAINTS ARE SAID

HE SUMMER COMPLAINTS ARE SAiD
to be unite preva lent throughouth the country with
admits az well AZ children and In certain sections
have proved unuaually fatal. These diseases In
varieblv arise from impruience in diet, cold, or
excessive heat, and commence their attacks upon
the st 7mach and bowels in various ways. Loss OF
appetite, sour stomach, Indigestion, pains In the
abdomen, and frequent and unnatural discharges,
are the most common symptoms. Whenever any
OF these make their appearance the sufferer can
find Instant relief by the use of BAKERS BITTERs,
the only safe and certain remedy yet discovered
We have known this medicine to be used In hun
drads Of cases for diarrhGa, dyspepsia, cholera
morbus cr.mp cholic. chills and fevers, loss oil
appetite Indigestion, and general debility. and do
no, hesitate to say that it has fully established, In
almost every instance, the ella I'm to being certain
and speedy cur for each and all Of them. For one,
the writer of this has long looked upon these Bit
tars ~ the most valuable family medicine within
his know ledge, and could not be Induced to give
MP It's use at any price. BE therefore recommends
il 10 all who stand In need OF purely vegetable
tonic and corractor OF the stomach and bowels.
These celebrated Bittsrs can be had OF all proml'
nent druggists In Virginia also OF CASBY, GIL
PIN & Co., Baltimore. orders filled by addressing
+. BAKER, Proprietor,
jya Richmond Va box Sa'.
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~c0.PARTNERsHIP AND RENO, a..
prDGiNs, long and fsvorabiy kno"h "
onr customer, becomes PARTNER In our ou,,-
Oss. from the lst Of July, 1867. 1t will Dc cor,
tInned under the same name. We nave .s.n ~
~ N new and coInmod!oua store on the coine,
Main and Eleventh. streets, where we sre p'sp n,,o
~ rece;ve orr former customers aho 'ne puD
generally. We will before making ou, o ,ss nov
9.Il purchases dispose Of the e3cellep' ,,ars-,n
on hand on terms very iaVofapio -
many cases "''H' THOMAS &. PRICE CO.
"ewitl De a'I aspsxsos, and Mr C. H. Sutton
as s2lesineh' anu lasner jy COW
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Boots, Shoes, HITS, dc.


TREM ENDOCS So CRlFlCE-BAR.
GAINS FOR THE MILLION Having ST,
made heavy purchases at the recent EEl
bankrupt auction sales we ere en- NV
abled to offer our customers ana the pub "a.
lie generally the greatest bargains in
BuOiS and SHOES or 1RUNhs ever offered in
this city. We have
Ladies', Slippers at soc !, 75c., and 81;
Ladies' Sewcd Morocco Shoes al s.25, 81 81
Sl.75 aEdSt
Ladies' CATERS az 81 25 81 50. 81 IS, and -?
Mans Ealmo-a!s A. 81 So, 81 IS, -, and $3.50;
Mems Boots at s.. 50, -, and Is 30
An endless variety OF Childrens shoes: hlso,
large stock Of the very best CUSTOM MADE
WSsk. which will be sold without regard 10 cost.
Call early and convince yoursu al
~"'i HrLLGH 4 co.'s.
5l3 Broad, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Our stock OF TRUNKS isvary complete, and will
be sold at lowe prices than ever.
HELLER & CO..
5l3 Broad, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
~ a0--Gt
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRaIEIA,l
PRocToRs uPFiog, in 10, 1857
WILL BE RECEIVED
/ n. this office till the 25;h instant for the de-
livery at University switch OF 500 long tons OF
Rand CosL viz $40 long tons best Red ASH
GRaTE COAL, 500 long tons best WHITE 81
GRATEcoAL; to be delivered daring the months
Of September, October, and November, or earlier
l! preferred. J. Z. JOHNSON.
jy R-Duiy2i p. L. Superintendent.
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sg BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
Loss HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE 10
the best In the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes
Inrigorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
Lob. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF q counterfeit. jell
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SGVi7egS Banks. &c.

DICHMOND BANKING
Az AND INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE DsPosIToRYl
IL now doing g GENERAL BANKING BUslNgss
Office northeast corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, Richmond, Va.
In the Savings Department,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and Interest paid thereon. Depositors are assure
OF the security offered by this company, and are
respectfully invited TO deposit their funds with US.
In the insurance Department, we make
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on the most reasonable terms and also issue Poll
clss OF Insurance against ire on all desirable
classes OF risks in city or country.
We invite your patronage.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
EDWARD SlSroS, Cashier.
JoHSf. G. PorTs Secretary. jyl3
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND
Iva AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE. 1900 MAIN STREET
THIS institution allows Elk per cent. interest on
DIRECTIONS.
Stephen Hunter. Robert J. Christian,
W Sruobs, George atnslle,
J. w Frayssr, A Bodsker
J. J. Foster, n B, Hill.
John 0. Taylor, Richard Cauthorn.
sampson Jones, Jr., w. L. Holt
Robert 8. Pollard, A. w. Richardson.
JOHN 3. BOssIRUX, Presidsn.
4 WILLIAM Z. ALLBn. Cashier.
The attention OF all classes DESTROYS of saving or
investing their money Is called to this Savings
Bank. Security undoubtsd. Loans, &C., nego.
tiatsd. ofaes hours from A. u. to sP. N.
myls-sm
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oh. SUCH BEAUTIFUL HAIR, SUCH
LOVELY CURLS! every one exclaims. and why
Because that person uses CHALFAST's COCO
CREAM-the only preparation that retains inc
hair in crimps. Askfor
CHALFANT's COCO CREAM.
The druggists ksepit jy Its
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LANDS.-I have formed 5 business connsc.
ton with Messrs Murphey 4 Troutman, Zeal b.
applications for the purchase OF large amber Of
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid hy
PannsylvaniAns desiring TO remove to this State.
On application, in person or by mall, ! viii With
pleasure furnish sny one having land for sale sp..
cihc informal alton on tho subject.
j. IMBODBa, Attorney al Law
I'D 2o-ts Richmond. Va.
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NE NOW is YOUR CHANCE To sECCNE'
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GpoDs
eysr offered In this city BY calling This ZEN
AL JULIUS sYCLE's. el5 Main str"et, hetWeen
Ninth and Tenth owing to the scarcity OF money
am selling off my entire STOCK Of DaI dooDo st
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
ear1v II Won do not wish to miss such rare bar.
gains as
Very fine Dress Goods, only 2co.;
English Berage, spc., very cheap;
Mozanbiu aes, only 20c., sold week ago for 3oc.;
Spring Poplins, only aoc., the handsomest pat.
terms; Ia
French Organizes, choicest designs, only 25c.;
Fine Lawns, 2oc., worth JOG
Alpacas, DelaHes, &c, al ilf their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department am Offering greater induce
men,s than any one else, az will be seen by my
price i.t:
Calico, 10, 12s, end l5c.. the best quality;
Blesched Cotton only los.; extra good, ysrd-wide,
only l5c;
Brown Cotton, l94, Is, and lie. the bost;
Shifting Stripes, only l2c. ynrd;
Bed Tick, full width, only 2uc
and all other goods selling at the prices OF this
season. In my
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
Iam ssllInr the greatest bargains In Table Ia.
mask. Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels, Linen ana
Cotton Diaper. Marselles Quilts, Counterpanss'
&C., sc.
All the above goods are selling of very rapidly
and n Won wish to supply yourself call early on
@AN - JULIUS 81 GLE,
pla Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad 10 serve
their friends:
RITEE @. CARE, JONAS "hiNoh1''
GEORGE p. BAGBY, GEO. s"AbACHEa.
IUJJUS SYCLE
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DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Lawns, select styles and fast colors' al
Csc. per yard;
Mozambiquss at i6sc. per yard;
Mozambiques at 2Jc per yard;
Mozambiques at 2sc.;
Splendid Chene Berases at 25c;
Embroidered and Striped Berages q! Csc.
Black ground Grenadines, fancy embroidered, at
Coo. per yard;
Fine Dress Goods-9reat bargains;
Bugs Trimmings.
Crystal Trimmings,
Crysal Fringe.
Crystal Buttons,
LEVY BROTHERS,.
l547 Main street.
liy lS-tsl
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CHOICE TOBACCOS OF THE FOL
~ LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOW ELS. pounds
PLANTERS PEIDE, pounds;
ONWEALTH, pounds
PLANTERS DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE, los.
aaoKIS0:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS in fancy pound boxes /:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS. in fancy half-ronnd
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above br snds
"a we'll as those Of other man ufacturerr which we
offer to the trade in quantities TO suit at req sona.
BILE prices.
PlLKINToN, PULLIAM Co.
Auetioneers, Commission Merchants
and Real Estate Agenis,
nh It's No. IL Pearl street
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rABELL s. WATKINS, Auctioneers
" and Agents for the SALE, LEsSb, and Pu..
CHASE OF REAL ESTATE In the city and country,
Ofice, 1lls, under Lancaster & Co.'s Office, and
nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, Main street,
Dispatch and daily and seni-we-kly Why and
Enquirer. 3. GAkhlSGIOS CAbhLL,
Nv 2-lm J. y. WATKINS.
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Proposals.

rv,n PRINTERS AND BuODK-BlN D.
sHs Sealed proposals from printers will b.
,ecaiynd through the kichmond post ONCE until
Tn1s0aY NEXT, the Esd instant inclusive, for
nrIntiue OS e TIL UsA>D COPIES OF a new vo.
nme Of Gratan's Reports Of Cases in the Court Of
anp.als, iu law octave form, on small plea type.
TRc book, it IS estimated, Will make about goo
neU.s The Price per Thousand ems for compost
lion and per token for press work must be given
. reasonable time will he allowed for ihe eXecu-
ion q the work. aud the paper furnished by the
undersigned. ;,
hook binders for BINDING, SO soon a. the print
ing shell be executed, one thousand copi : Of the
above work, with tho best boards and white calf
covers Also FOR ,nding the same wi The best
sheen covere-tha acceptance Of either proposition
to ne optional with the undersigned. Bond, with
good security will be required III each crso for Il
Iaithfol and prompt Observance of The contract
In consequence of change IN the menn.r Of
both printing aud binding lhs above book since
the issuing OF proposals. few days ago. aud also
the Atty OF several bids, the bids on That
occasion were not cons dered, Blu. have been held
entirely confidential in my "!lcs.
J J. PALMER,
IN INN inf. ant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-22

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] PnSAlS will be received n this ice until
II O'Clock NJ. on MOHnAY NEAT, the 22d instant,
Tor building about 200 Panels OF Fence Ut Ciarke's
spring. Plans anu apecifcations Of tho work can
bu s-en at this offc.. The Commissioners of
Streets the night to reject ay Hr NJ Of the
bids W. GILL,
yls-td City Engineer.