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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-25

= A SPECIAL TRAIN is announced to leave
Portland on the morning of Thursday, the Z7th
inst, at o'clock to accommodate those wish
ing to attend che Union State Convention in
Augusta. Delegates will return by the ex-
press train leaving Augusta at O'Clock. One
fare for the round trip. u
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ERMs:-Eisht Dollars year in advance.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS rs punished
every DAY, tSuDday exccpted,I al No. | Printers
exchange. Commercial Street. Portland
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a.a5s.n KENDALL & WHITNEY.
Portland, June 10, 1867. d&w1m
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80, w. W. %. u ROBINSON, u.,
Having been saved, 50 as by fire. has again resumed
o-slueSs, anu taken the 10 Yli4lfI =

iaro n w ~ AACHstuSc SCrceC,
in the new block lately erected By the Pre- lie heirs
where lie offers Tor sale The toIowin. articles audi
others LOO Numerous to mention: aii agff t.{ og.
Books and Stationery, Children's Carriages, all
styles bird Cages arge variety Ladies' WorA Bas-
kets anu Stanus, Lunch an p chic Baskets Iates,
lrayeliins BasAess- ana Bags, Child, ems Willow,
High anu hoehIng Cbairs, Roc ing hoises and We
with the regular Base Ball, Children Chairs 60 loall
them to walk, Doh Heaus, bodies, arms, arge as
s1rtmeht or III essed and o her Lols, WorAboxes and
Writing Desks, biol ns Accoruions f3a los Cuiiars
Flutes Fites ami Concer, mas, Bru tages all kinds
Parrot anu squirrel Cages, henisch and Iemour's 5
ceepraied BAL per hears and good But-
ton noie and other scissors good assortment of Pen
ana % Pocket Knives, Stamping fapers; Cuasters Man
the Boston, and New York Papers, Dime Novels
song, COOK and Fortune telling books Harper's, AT,
antc, Ladys and Pete sons Niagazlne His iI,rarv
w.il be supplied with all the New Boo as fast as
issued. Ile very best Violin, Guitar, Banjo an.
other strings. Come one, come ap, and buy iiberay
SO can pay my reiIt and supply the spiritual and
tempolai man. lIt jlJID iO nJiIi Tap26eOd3m.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at S20O year,
Invariably in advance.
hAIhS OF ADVERTIsING.-One lhch oi space in
ieh2Jh OF column constitutes 4 ''square.' SGD IHr.t
). 30 per square daily first week rs cents per
week aiter three insertions, less, 90; cODtinu-
Ing every other day after first week, so cents -
Halt square, three insertions OF less 10 cents; one
week. 100; 30 cents per week after.
Under head oi ..AMUSEMENrsr - 50 On sorar.
per week; three insertions or less, $15O. ''--
er"slA A9rioEs, sl.25 per square lor the first in
Insertion. " ~ 'l"eh'
a,, Adye,I,ts9menIs inserted in the "MAINE STATE
thSss .h t"hcn mas a large circulation in eyery par
Ia Nliof Slo0 per square for first insertion
ton. ~ N"N' o""'oa"o"' hioeh-
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DAILY PRESS.
IA PORTLAND.
Iuesaay Morning. June 25, 1867.
Union State Convention

The Union voters oil Maine re rs, uss,.a ,os
delegates TO Convention 10 be hel,, -" -. ~ ny NJ
IL LII, A aUsrA, on ThUREDAN Jun S7th s,ts ~ =,
",eioek A NJ, lor the purpose OF nonli atm n can
.tidate for Governor, nsactinl any otlsr hui
ines that na properly come before the CoLvcntion
he basis OF representation will Le as io,lows.
Zach city, town anu plan tation will be emit ed to
me dele gate. an additional delee ate tor everS
Sevehiy nse votes cas- lor Jo-hua l.. chamberlain.
at the Oubernatori cleo ion OF is66. traction Oi
iorty votes Will he entitled 10 ational oelegate.
.4.7.li.r -..r .- JAMES g. LAME, 20.
JAMES Al. ST NE,
LlA .-f N. a. rCST X, - e."
sl 4. p...- L. q. HAI,LOH, "a. r.
LIE SraI - LAND,
.fuul H. b. PRESCOTT .t" .r
lGI felH E..-,t,..,.. JVSEPn M. HAYES, .Is,..
S. s. MARBLE
fHl" 20 I, X. sIAIOSTON,
...--. ELIAS MILLIkEN, -.I st.
JAMES b. DASCOMB,
j, 8. MONR f.
.r. JOHN EN5ON, t.g ..i.I.
N. X. SAwyER
is b.. -'. CHAS. b. PAINE
.aE a..t.,..,r LLEWELLYN POWERS,
u ion State Committee
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Nos u and 3. Repairs tor Buckeye Mowers always
notice, All orde promptly attended to and thank
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0' 11HpS''1s3o1HS~
has no superior, will please apply as above.
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pxrpSsIoS or pASvrLLE RAILROAD.

The que ton upon the commitment OF the
hill for the extension OF the Danyillc railroad
pcnding ut the time OF the adjournment OF
saturday, was taken up, and resulted in the
negativc--ayes, - noes. -.
The question being upon the passage Of the
bill, an amendment, moved by Mr.. CRuMP,
was adopted, requiring the meeting" OF
stockholders TO rutify the act to be held within
ninety days after its passage.
Mr.. tRrMr moved further to amend tho bill
by limiting the mil1ag" tax 10 not less than
80, oo1 nor more than 10000 which amend
ment was rejected.
MIR. MosBy moved that the bill be dismissed !:
pending which motion the bill was passed by,
on motion of Mr. CRuMr.
FINANCIAL.
Mr.. CRuAP reported from the Committee OF
Finance a bill TO authorize the Auditor OF
Public Accounts TO transfer funds payable
upon the warrant OF the Second Auditor on
account of the interest on the public debt !;
which was ordered to its second reading.
On motion Of MIR. CRrNP. the bill was
amended go rs TO provide that " the semi an
nual payment of interest required by SAID act
fprovidng for the payment OF the interest on
the State debit he continued until otherwise
provided by law
The bill was then ordered to its cngrossment,
and finally passed.
INITIAL BANKING COMPANY.
On motion of Mr. BALDWIN, the Senate bill
entitled an act 10 incorporate the Mutual
Banking Company OF Richmond was taken up
out OF its order read a third time, and passed.
Mr. BRAXToS made an Intellectual motion To
adiourn-yeas, 10; nays, sc.
After some other unimportant business,
with no final action upon any measure, on
motion of Mr. MORGAN the House adjourned
until II o clock tomorrow.
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all. of whatever party or section. me war Is
over. the cause is lost what more becoming
and more fitting than to drop laurel and
tear upon the grave of the dead who proved
their sincerity and faith by giving up their
lives. The Government takes care OF the dead
who fought to maintain IL. The common act
Of humanity to make dccorous tho resting
place OF the soldiers OF the defeated Govern
.ncnt is n duty left altogether to the people.
And they have undertaken ii In becoming
manner The ladies, always first III such
matters. have not only accomplished much,
but they have done everything with such
sweetness and devotion that those who mourn
over the vacant chairs in their family circles
must enjoy the most grateful consola ton at see
ing what they have done and what they are
now doing.
The Bazaar will reflect great credit upon the
liberality and zeal OF those who have contri-
buted TO its collection and those who have
taken it in hand. The opening this evening
will be most interesting scene.
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The HOLLYWOOD Bazaar.

Inc great Bazaar, so long in preparation,
VIII be opened this afternoon at 8 O'clock
when the iair statesmen will be all in readiness
AT lhelr magnificent tables 10 retail their goods
ana wares. peep nj the display, while in
It's incomplete and progressing sto,n s,tiseac
ne That there VIII be an unusual .xh ;,i,;[,,, =,
taste ana ingenuity In the arrang.,o,,as. ~
tables ana IN the entire order in both ronr,s
Two OF the very deep and splendid So nus
ner Main and Tenth streets AR. a.. ,''
The purposes Of this great exhibition -,
for each Of the southern States i,o,,'s'
maryland, Kentucky, and Missouri, -. ,"~
ionnd on the lower floor Will. ylryiui, -
h'' wares aud hnery, and tn. Substance,
ii'Ah"'eht department, occupi.s a..
MOOR oi the upper room The ladies -.
several day. almost worked their as.r a -. ~
on IN the labor OF getting the vast colI.c,tn, :.
things they have for sale ready for the o,.n
ing. To them 1t has been a labor OF love. In.
deed, some Of them, we are sure, could ney.,
undergo the fatigue of their undertaking bu,
that they are stimulated by pious devotion 10
country and heroism-a sentiment that burns
IN The breast Of woman with peculiar ardor
unknown 10 manly breasts. The sentiment ms
displayed In this way of honoring the memo
ries u the dead Commands the admiration OF
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Another General Order.
The following order is published for the In
formation OF all concerned:
HKApeUARrERs FIRST DIsTRICT, }
STATE OF VIRGINIA.


formation OF all concerned
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIsTRICT, }
STATE OF VIRGINIA.,
RICHMoNp, Va, April -, 1867.
G,ucral orders No. l6
l. Temporary appointments 10 fiji vacan-
ci.s which may occur in county or city Offices
will in general, be made upon the concurrent
recommendations of the county court or city
council and OF the president of the board OF
registration for the county or city.
=. The several county courts and city coun-
ellis are requested TO confer with the presi-
dents of the boards OF registration concerning
such appoin tments, and 10 agree upon suita-
bile person 10 fill any vacancy that may occur.
:. The president of the board of registra-
ton will forward to the Assistant Adlutant-
General the recommendation OF the court or
council with his own endorsement thereon.
1. When n comfy court is not in session,
a recommendation signed by five justices, in
Guiding the presiding justice, Will bc received
IN lieu of the recommendation of the court.
3. County and corporation officers appoin ted
by the commanding general Will be required
10 give The bonds required by law, and will be
subject TO indictment for malfeasance, mis- fea-
sancc, or neglect of official duty, the same AS
if they had been elected by the people.
BY command Of Brigadier and Brevet Ma
jor- General J. W. Schgfeid, u :. A
:. +. CHAPLIN,
Assistant Adiutant- General.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE- GARD TO THE PtBbiC.-The fol-
lowing series of resolutions vera unanimously
adopted at a meeting of tho firm OF
A HIRSH K CO., 6?7 BROAD STREET.
in which the citizens Of Richmond and tho sur
rounding country are deeply Interested
Whereas it being the intention of A. HIRSH TO
withdraw from tho firm the LIST day Of July,
lsG7, Therefore be 1t
Resolred That we will from this day offer our
entire stock OF
FRESH SPRING DRY G0OTS AT GREATLY
EEDUCED PRICES.
and our WINTER GOODS At less than cost
Rexoirsd That should there he decline In the
market, the prices will be correspondngly lower.
A. HTRSH CO.,
ap23 627 Broad street.
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Public Discussions.

Commenting upon our proposition that
Senator WILSON should be met upon the
stump by some of our best conservative
speakers, the New York Tribune says:
"By all means we say let us have the de
bates There is nothing the Republican party
desires so earnestly as that the great questions
OF the day may be exposed fully and clearly TO
the southern people, and discussed i'll all their
bearings We have been trying to get the
truth before them for the last quarter OF q
century and there is no way more eiiectnal
for coming at the truth than good, free,
open debate We believe that an oratoricai
tourney between Senator Wilson and the
much resoundinC Wise would do more good To
the Republican party in Virginia than the
Richmond Dispatch could undo in the whole
remainder OF its existence"
Then. let the arrangement be made.
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sy TOO LATE FOR THE GREAT EAST.

nF TOO LATE FOR THE GREAT EAST
ERy.-Eightecn cases and thirteen bales Of goods
purchased by our agents in France and Ireland
having arrived ut Liverpool too late for the Great
Eastern, and finding our stock rapidly declining
under the continued rush OF patrons for the past
two weeks we tslegraphed 10 forward by steam
ship Scotia. The steamship Scotia made the TT p
In time to connect with the steamer Albemarle for
this port The goods by this arrival are decidedly
the cheapest that have been offered since 1851:
English Berage at zoe;
Mozambiques At 25c.;
Linen Hapdksrchiefs at Sl?5, 81 so, and Sl75 per
dozen;
Huckaback Towels. warranted all linen. al 81 so
per dozen, worth - 80 a very superior article
Al $3.50 per dozen, worth 81!
Linen Table Cloths at y and Sl.25, worth Sl.sO
and 81:
Large size Napkins, warranted all linen, at 30 per
dozen, worth $3.50;
Hemstitched Handkerchief at so and 6oc, worth
5Jc and 81;
Real Russia Crash a. l?!c., worth ls,,. per yard
Heavy Huckaback Toweling at soc. worth 5uc.;
Heavy Table Damask a. 81, worth IL so;
Linen Collars, neatly embroidered, at 55c. per do
zen, worth So;
Real Maltese Lace Collars at so and 75c., worth 81
and $3.50:
Berage for Wells all colcrs, al SOC, worth 75c.
Embroidered Collars at SC, worth 75c.
Infants Frock Waists at Soc, &c., and ST. worth
double the money;
Nainsook Muslin at 25c., worth 4oc.
Extra fine Checked Muslin for dresses at Sec,
worth Sc;
Silk Haukerchiefs for gentlemen at &c, worth
Sl.25:
Also. at low prices lo4. Ill, and l2.i Linen and
Cotton sheetings;
~ 80
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PERSONAL

i nation in regard TO my wife, sgSAS and THO ,so
CHILDRsNone gin named s sEi iarms app be
lonvad In Mrs Ann Cook II Clarke county, ana
bnSed to Hugh Nelson Of 'a stn ,xm we npan ,no
About the time GENERAL Lee army w wtnh,n'rJ
pennsylvania wa were all brought 70 klchm nd
and ,old and separated Any information a. to
them left at the Dfsprtcb Office VII hs
49, ae y, 80 Colored.
DERSONAL.-IfA CRiLA CLAREl
will inauire at this office no will hear from
his sangbtitr '' ~ ap23-lt
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Then. let the arrangement be made.

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS IN VIRGINIA.
For the wear ending June 50, 1866, there was
collected in Virginia Sl,lA.oo4.S7, OF which
S2l57 IS was refunded, leaving the total real
lied Sl.ljl, SAT. l9-more money than any one
would suppose there was then in the State.
Such drain rs this upon our resources must
keep us poor for years, if not forever. We
could better afford TO pay ten millions of dol
lars Of taxes 10 be expended within the State
than we can to pay the million or two thus
drawn from our pockets to be expended IN the
North. Yet rs there is no help for it, we may
as well pay the tax with good grace ana
hope for the day when we may own bonds
enough, or get Government contracts enough,
10 keep the money here.
The tax above named was divided among
the four dis ricts of Virginia as follows:
Isl (Richmond) district. ...........St sl,S-S %
2d district NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1919 w
81 district -,
ith dis trlct 'f''''- -
81 .l5l. s4- 10
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By Grubbs Williams. Auct!onsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

By Grubbs Williams. Auctsonsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
EIFTY r u IL DING LOTS, ON
4 LEIGH, GlLMER, WILLIAMS, And M0ORE
STREETS, AND SEVERAL BRICK DWELLINGS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY, April
?3d, commencing a. half past O'Clock 4. l.. We
will sell. upon the premises, about FIFTY BUILD
ING LOTS, situated on the streets above named,
Just beyond Brook avenue, embracing
Is LOTS
on the north and south sides Of Leigh street;
q LOTS
on the north and south sides Of Williams street
LOTS
on the west side OF Gilmer street;
LOTS
the south side of Moore street, opposite the re-
silence Of NJ. Altmeyer.
Upon several Of the lots are small BRICK DWELL
lNGs The lots will be sold in sizes to suit pur-
hasers.
We invite this sale the attention Of all persons
Of limited means who wish to secure building lots
md homes, as they can all be accommod ated in
price and terms OF payment. plat Of the pro-
perty can be seen at our office.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
apl9 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALEs-FUTrrPF M,
BY 2. A. J. Clop'on,
Auctionosr and Real Estate Agent, 10 II Tw.l,L
street, near FRANKLIN
NALUABLE IMPROyFn 81.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
" EsTsTB AYD VACANT Lots. ~ pr
MAYO. FOR SALE AT AUCTfOs WIN h. -.
on the pramlsss on SATURDAY. spr!l III fs,7 ~,
clqek r. d.. in iha order advertised, ths follow
commencing with tina. beautiful lot 9Th
large FRAMED STABLE. now in tho oc.np,,,g u,
hr: henry aolt= A. cooper shop. fronting 4, = o..
on >lkth street and running backl2J feet H. VII,
Also, one LOT fronting 70 feet on Sixth s,,a..
fnnning back 10 feet and inches ''7'f
The above sale will be made for and on aerog,,
OF ,ne former purchaser Michael Dolau, he hayIn,
failed TO comply with the term. 81 A prsvina.s.is
The foregoing property Il Justly regarded =.
amongst the most valuable In the suburbs r5r 49,
sui a"slilnS., having been recently incorporated
nrihg eonVehien, 10 shipping the various Iis,I..s
res orewerles, rick.yari-, and other work, /,
the lower part NJ the city ~
TERMS Made known a, sale
aD23 +. A. J. CLDPT0y, arrtionnar
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BY Paine Il 60. Auc,ionsers.
BY Harrison. GoddIn d Appenon, Aucti Jnssr,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate k.gsnts.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ HOnSE AND LOT at TH2 NORTHEAST
INTERSECTION OF DIVINITY SEVENTH
STREETS, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO-
Pursuant to the provisions II 4 decree 81 the
County Court Of Henrico county pronounced on
the !th day OF February, 1851, In the case Of Rex
rs. Rex, shall, ~ special commissioner proceed
to sell on THURSDAY the 25th day of April l.s7.
athait-past o'clock z. NJ, upon tho premises,
the HOUSE and LOT AZ he northeast intersection
Of and Twenty seventh streets, row In N j orcn
pancy OF Mrs. Anna E. Rex, fronting on the east
line OF Twentysseventh street l73 feet and running
back along the north limo Of street 10 feat be-
Ing part Of Square No. 80 in Hagkier's plan NJ
Ruhsrtoords addition to tho city of Richmond
II will be divided into lots 10 suit purchasers.
Trims: one third cash balauce At three and
six months for bonds with security, and tile 70.
tained until all tho purchase monsy t. paid The
taxes anu insurance for the Present year be Eai
by the purchaser. JOHNSON II. SANDS
apis Special Commlssiou.f
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MEETINGS.

UNION BANK or RIcHMoSD,l
April Is, 1867.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders ot the
Union Bank of Richmond will be held on THURS
DAY EVENING the I'd Of May next, at u O'Clock,
At the office OF Messrs. Davenport Co, over the
National Exchange Bank. full representation
in person or by proxy IL requested c.,
ap ltd JAM Is MILLER, 'ashisr.
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WOOD FOR SALE.-l00 cords good
w DRY PINE WOOD for sale by
JAMES X. RIDDlcK,
Agent Virginia Towing Company.
once near corner Twenty frst and Dock streets.
~ 1-st
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY Grubbs Il williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner CT Main and Eleventh streeu

~--
BY Grubbs & williams, Auctonesrs,
Northwest corner CT Main and Eleventh streets
THREE FRAMED HOUSES, ON
/ WEST MARKET STREET BETWEEEnn
HoHsE on soUTH SIDE 0R GARY BETWEEN
sEygsTEEST aIo AKP E5GHTEEET4T sTGeTEEINs
WIll DO sold a. auction on the premises on TuES,
DAY, April ed, At IL o clock NJ, the four FRAMED
HOUSES located as above, commencing With the
house on Cary street
They are built on leased ground, and an ar.
rangement can be made by the purchasers to rent
n g ground or remove the buildings.
a asssS GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auc'ioneers.
BYE. b. Cook, Auc,ionser.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD FURNI-
TIRE AT AUCTIOE-On TUESDAY the 23d
at 10 o. clock will sell at the residence OF
a family declining housekeeping, on Fourth be.
VEsY Giyv fsd IssFR H eo1ns
part ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITE, covered with
Silk Brocatelle:
BRUSSELS CAkPETs
MARBLE TOP TABLES,
MANTEL MIRRORS,
MINTEL ORNAMENTS,
CURTAINS CORNICE, &c.
One ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE complete,
Consisting Of
MARBLE-T0P CABINET,
WASuSTAND,
BEUSTEAD,
MATTRESSES, &c.
together with CHAMBER FURNITURE generally,
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS,
WARDR0BES,
HAIR and satCK MATTRESSES, &c.
In the dining room will bs found
WALNUT SIDEBOARD,
TABLES and CHAIRS,
REFRIGERATOR.
The usual variety OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
The KITCHEN FURNITURE is such as Is usually
found in Il we'll kept household.
The attention Of those in want OF really good
furniture IL called to the above sale as il Is Of the
very best sty le and manufacture.
The house may bs rented prior TO tn sale by ap-
plying on ths premises. +. Il COOK
ap 2,--idS AuCtiOneer.
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by Grubos Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh s,r.stx

Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
" RY NEAT FRAME DWELLING
At TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER Op cay
sDsMlTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On fRlDAY, ?S.h April. at O'Clock P VI ;. We will
s"L ~ suction upon the Promises, the neat framed
dwelling located "a above described
~ mas Dix good rooms besides kitchen.
Inc lot fronts les feet, and back 1884 feet to
wide alley.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ata, =, and
II months, Tor negotiable notes interest added 50.
cured by trnst deed Taxes for 1871 10 be paid
by the purchaser. GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS
sp23 Auction.srs
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By Grubbs + williams. Auct,onesu.

~ S'u""o - AuSiOslroUs
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
PRODUCTIVE FARM or NlNETYPoUR
ACRES, ON THEJAMES RIVER CANAL. ABOUT
Two MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SAL
PRIVATELY The land 10 highly productive and
beautifully situated. IL Is well enclOssi with .
new oak plank fence. The farm buildings are
extensive, with overseer's house and houses Tor
laborers, and PEACH and APPLE ohChAhUe:,
This i. one OF the most valuable farms near the
city.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ap lS--lw kssi Estate Asohu.
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C,OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF l.
By Grubbs williams, Auctionssrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh strs.ts


pRICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH
~ SIDE OF JACKSON BETWEEN FOUsHEg
AND ADAMS STREbTs, FOR SALE AT aUC.
TloN,-lmmsdiately after the above sale, say Al
o'clock T. ~, We vii! sell At auction, on the pre-,
mires, the PROPERTY situated a. above 10.
scrbed. The dwelling contains six rooms bs.ti@.
kitchen. The lot fronts Isl feet and runs bac 10
an alley.
TEkss One fourth cash balance AT l. :. and II
months, for negotiable ties. tntsrest added s.-
cured by a trust deed. Taxes for 1867 10 b. paid
by the purchaser. GhUbBS & WILLIAMS
ap22 suetion,..
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LOST, STRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOS1, = liza Ell, AMI 1 SoA<D.
r OS T, on last Saturday, a2D.C
IL POINTER DOG. large s'zs, andS~-N
spotted with black and white answers 10 the
name OF " SPORT Any person having MN
viii please return 10 the office (up STAIR on me
corner OF Main and Seventh streets ap Z9-E
An ESTRAY COW.-Came to my
~ house on the 9TH of February R-yT0
by coming forward, proving properly, E ~
and paving charges J. T. MANN, Ez4@acks
ap2S-3l& corner Roane and Webster streets.
GTOLEN, STOLEN.-Was stolen on
- Friday last from our store door. ch'lds
CARRIAGE or PkR.MBULATOR. The carriage
was of unusual make and finish, having double
ton leading 10 the detection OF the thief and rs
covery Of the carriage will be libertlly rewarded
by ~. BkaStH SIURRaNI,
ap 29-ts corner Eighth and Main stress.
CTOLEN, A SMALL GRAY HORSE,
- ALWAYS dancing was formerly mark II
ed II :, but only the and one s'ro ks o. [IxASSN
be paid If returned to Colonel n. A DU PpNT. ut
Camp Williams, near Richmond ap23-2s
HORSES STOLEN.-StClen on Sun
IL day mornE. the l.lh Instant, from 49,
my farm. T w . IA ORs LS-une BAY IAN
one eye. and one shoe on front foot aud one
Roam HORSE, medium Size. five years old, fine
STYLE and action. He i newly shOd ] will pay
twenty tive dollar for the recovery Of the horses
and twenty We H." iars fer the aprrsh ension and
delivery of the thieves In Richmond.
MAkTIN \. TAYLOR,
p22-lw two miles north Of Rich mond.