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Particulars of the Court Martial OF
laximiIian-Flen of His Counsel
Appeals in His Behalf.


Appeals in His Behalf.
NEW ORLEANS, July lO.-Madame Jua-
rcz and party, numbering fifteen persons,
arrived last night from Washington, and
left this morning for Vera Cruz on board
the United States revenue cutter Wilder
ness, Captain Freeman. They will have
slender accommodations on the boat, which
was not built for carrying passengers.
We have received the Brownsville Ran
chero of the 4th, containing the proceedings
of the court martial of Macmillan. The
court was composed of q lieutenant-colonel
(presiding), six captains, and Colonel
Emanuel Espieroz, the last acting as Judge
advocate. The prisoners were tried sepa-
rately, and each Of. their pleas contained
denial of the jurisdiction of the court, and
protesting against refusal of their right
of appeal.
Maximilian was confined to his bed when
his case was called. His trial was put of
to the last. He was ably defended by
Senior Enrico Ortega, who refuted the
charge of usurpation and cruelty. he
said the law of October Sd (condemning
to be shot all guerillas and struggling Libe-
rails who still ressted) was made when
Maximilian was cheated into the belief
that Juarez had abandoned the Territory,
and that the articles of that law were die
tated by the French commander-in-chief.
Moreover, he said the law was only IN
tended as a terror, as there never had
been petition for pardon presented
which had not been granted. His counsel
earnestly asked the members of the court
in the name of civilization and that history
which will Judge of the terrible deeds done
this day-as the defenders of the second
independence of Mexico-to save the good
name of the country in the eyes of coming
generations, who will ever applaud the
GROWING of the greatest victories with the
greatest pardons.
Among the accusations against Aaxlmi-
liam was that of attempting to prolong the
war BY the decree of March 18th, creating
q regency in case of his death in coming
battles.
Jesu Maria Vasguez, one Of Ma1imllian''
counsel, closed his argument as follows:
off you condemn the Arch-Duke to
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Observation-Disclosures Aae,tcfes.

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A OF LANDS III vIKGiFIA.IWith vi:w 70
aid those in this state who have lands for ssls =
wel rs 70 invite industrious immigrants xt,h sspi.
tas 70 settle in Virginia. the ugdersisnsd nss
opened an ONCE In the city Of Richm0nd, vs., on
Fifteenth street between Main snd GaIy ,tfeeUy
TARMIad and MiHEsAI LANDS, MILL SITES,
PartissSaying lands for sale, and who will con.
me sufficient time tssy three or Jour monthsl TO
effect the same, will most likely be able TO dis
pose OF their property, II they furnish me with
full description as to location, quantity price, &c.
Ny acquaintance with the northern people 10 OF.
tsnsive, and with Q thorough knowledge Of the
lands in Virgins, hope to succeed in giving en-.
tire Subtraction to both buyer and seller.
Twill charge . commission to the purchaser, but
nothing to the seller, A. propose 70 toork for tho
plrchassr, and not for the vendef
respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter; and II, upon exam.
ination the lands offered are thought to DO desra.
bic and cheap, l will provide the necessary con.
tracts and recommend them to my north ern iriends
using my influence and best sxerticn ~ eject
sales. fhANhLia SIbAhNns
Fifteenth street between Main and airy,
Richmond Va,
Messrs. James d Blackwell, attorney az law, and
B. a. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
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4 Nosr HIGH HANDED OUTRAGE.-Last
s'emnS aboU; O'Clock, Mr.. Eley, the
.eIi! Of Nansemond county, arrived on
.ls train from Norfolk, having in bis charge
Av4ro nan who had been tried in his
s';:qLy for robbing an old lady Of sixty
s,'..a.S, ard sentenced to confinement in
- ,-s Pe@jcantjary. He was or his way to
'IcAnoad Tor tie purpose Of carrying the
11S!ct 10 that institution. On his arrival
!, IolS city he proceeded with his prisoner
- 'he Pocahoutas depot, where he was
grounded by L crowd Of negroes, who
y 'oTct rescued from his keeping the con-
,e'ca !e'on and turned him loose. We
..''c heYer before had to chronicle so out
..Ss'uS a violation OF Law, aud trust that
Ups "lil az once be taken, not only to re-
S''rs, The con"ict, bat 10 bring to condign
punishment the authors Of this most daring
SE'!ae.-Pster&trq hdee.
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from maeSSec-Esio:0uS Conduct OF
Ec&vn E'TnoDs.

NASHVILLE, July 9.-Ihc Mayor OF Nash
vile had an Interview today with Colonel
Dlcaa, commander of the post, touching
lie fio,oa> conduct Of the negro military
company ant 10 Franklin by the State au-
iaog...cs before thcir departure from this
place.
Colonel Duncan agreed with the mayor
lat i: was rcprchenSiblc, and declared
III: ought 10 nave been arrested. He
@,o said he had demanded OF State In
Gector- General Hunt his reasons for send
10: said troops TO franklin after he had
'yat There a sufficient force of regular
troops 10 preserve peace, and announced
hat he would protect the people, and
would rot permit any interference with
BIS authority by the State militia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WAsH1NGT TON, July l0.-Comptrollel
Knox has returned from New Orleans
having recovered 100000 for the Govern.
ment out of the Sub-treasury and the FRS;
National Bank, which is about half the
Government has lost.
The Kentucky members regard their
admission to Congress this session as hope
less.
Herr Won Urgent, of California, is On
applicant for the Mexican mission, backed
by the California delegation.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were $4,000.
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A Glimpse at EeT. Davis.
{ nrras nnnhanca of the Rniraln EynraSa

We left Montreal yesterday for this
place, and as we entered the car and took
our seat we saw y face opposite us which
looked familar-two men facing two
ladies, their travelling companions. It
was jeff. Davis with his wife and two
friends, on their way to attend the COM
mencement Of the seminary at Lennox-
vile, on the G. 7. road, where their chill
drcn are being educated.
Mr.. Davis appeared to be in the best of
spirits. But little notice was taken of this
parsonage until our arrival at Sherbrooke,
4 station few miles west Of Lennoxyille.
There the news Of his approaching advent
mad been heralded days before. AS we
reached the station, crowds Of men
in white shoes, with red faces and
flaming side whiskers, were seen trooping
down towards the depot. "Jef. Davis !!
Jeff. Davis" beloved the mob, intent on
getting o glimpse Of his visage from the
car window. Failing in that, the mob en-
tered the car in two detachments, each
entering simultaneously the opposite end,
and thus blocking each others way, and
producing a scene of confusion much easier
imagined than described.
a. llSG lev lcdlClS VI SSu si4S't 49,.
up to jeff, and after prolonged salaams,
aud expressions such as "'Appy to see
you, Mr.. Davis,'" 'Ow is your 'ealth %
prevailed upon him to show himself at the
rear platform of the car and address few
words to the gaping crowd. His appear
ance was the signal for three lusty cheers.
The speech was mere formal expression
of his thanks-wishcs for their happiness
and neutrality-suspicious. on the
Confederation scheme-a hope that the
Provinces would always be independent,
except of the tie that bound them to the
mother country, sc.
Its conclusion was greeted with another
round of cheers, and the departure of the
train with still another. Had JET. Davis
been the saviour of their country those
friendly Canadians could scarcely have
been more demonstrative in their venera-
ton and enthusiasm.
At Lennoxville, JEFF. was tho recipient
of similar honors. lie relieved us of his
presence at this point, getting into a
buggy, with his daughter holding the
rcins. He was driven off amid loud hur-
rahs and frantic waving of hats and canes
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From Hayana-Thc Instruction at
Porto Rico.

From Hayana-Thc EnsurrectfOn at
Porto Rico.
NEW York, July lO.-Thc steamer
Tioga, from Havana on the 4th, has ar
rived.
The reported revolution at Porto Rico
was only a military revolt, which was
easily suppressed, and the leaders exc
cuted.
1t is reported that cargo of slaves has
recently been landed on the coast OF
Cuba. After the 2lst instant, vessels ar
irving will be fined twenty dollars if
their weight and measure is not stated in
the manifest.
Sugar was active at So rails per arrobe,
and Dutch standard at II.
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Female p!cknocllets nj Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July S.-Two female pick
POCKETS We're yesterday arrested IN church
4, ;Acy lad secured two portmonnaies.
tae.c ladies' Oh Saturday last registered at
.;e Clarendon Hotel as Mrs. Erich and
Mrs. Stewart, Of New Orleans. The same
I"2I;1ns they relieved a lady Of her entire
PocEct and contents, including thirty dol
.1!s IN grceDbacks. They were examined
''.day aGd held to answer. One is rather
--,G@naI, the other young and interesting,
ssN bttAllc pictures Of injured innocence.
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Heath ! am NOT uneasy about q coalition in

death I am not uneasy about coslitionin
Europe, or thu treatening attitude tbatthe
United States may assume towards the Re-
public. 1 have confidence in the Liberal
armies that have routed out the French
from the soil. But fear the universal re.
proach that will fall on our country as an
anathema more than even the sentence OF
death, because of the nullity of the pro-
ceedings of this court"
The court was convened at A. M. on
the 18th, went into secret session on the
evening Of the l4th, and was dissolved the
same night.
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CouSrERrElTs. = Among the recent
counterfeits are noticed 500 on The First
National Bank OF Boston Sl00 on the ONO
National Bank Of Cincinnati; SlOO on the
Central National Bank of New York city
and 500 on the National Bank OF Bristol
Rhode Island. Counterfeit itties OIL
compound-interest notes of the issue o.
July. 1864, are also reported in circula-
ton. It is estimated that there IS IN New
York city alone 100000 of counterfeit
fractional currency in circulation.
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Reri.tration Items.

BIC LICK. July s.-The following is the
result in Roanoke: Majority for whites
at three precincts 1884, and Cave Spring
to register, which will swell the majority
for the whites considcrably.-Lynchburg
Republican.
Registration has been completed in four
Of the districts Of Botetourt county. So
far there has been LAG whites and 479
blacks; making total of 1925.
In Craig the registration has been CON-
pleted. There were All whites and Al
blacks. Total, 456.-Fincastle Herald.
The Times says the whites will have
800 majority in Frederick.
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The Surratt Trial.

WASHINGTON, July lO.-The defence
was engaged all day in impeaching the
witnesses Of the prosecution. A number
swore that neither Tibhetts nor Cleaver
could be believed on oath. Several par
ties sworc that there was no dancing at
Metropolitan Hall on the afternoon of the
18th, and that there was no round table in
the hall. This contradicts Vanderpool's
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MILLINERY ar AN Below
M COST, To CLOSE BUSINESS Mrs. CE \
HI. WiGsND beys leave TO Inform her n
Gust m.rs and ID. public renerally that .he
will sell out her new and hands mo assots-
Dn''' MILLINERY GOODS,
all of the latest styles, Ut 1nd below eoet ESQ
good ass .rlms nf Corsets and "a oy oo. -.
3iioSss 3 Ting Black and CoIorsd Vslvst MD
hons. eilk kuches Nets and oths' articles LOO hu
AA'1o'' y --o Mrs, II. l.. WlGANDs,
I.alam 6l4 Broad street,
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The Minor Topcian of the Times yester-
day morning ssys, sarcastically, that Mr..
Wade's forte is evidently what wit said
Macaulay's was-omniscience." II any
wit made that remark about Macaulay, he
plagiarized from the wit who said of the
late DR.. Whewell that "science was bis
forte, and omniocience was his foible,"
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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
ARGE CROWDS ATTEND
THE CLOSING OUT SALE
to buy the desirable DRY GOODS which are SOLD
AT COST AND Reduced PRICES,
"A we intend to remove next mouth.
Mozambiques,
Grenadines, ~
Berages, Urgandies,
.Jaconets, Giughams,
Bleached and Brown shirtings and Sheet
ings.
Linen Drllings,
Cassimeres Mourning Goods
White Goods,
Table Linens,
Marselles Quilts,
Towels. Napkins,
Handsome Embroidered HandkerchiefS,
Cambria and Swiss Embroideries,
Thread and Valencennes aces,
Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs,
ParasoIs. Umbrellas,
Fans, Corsots,
Hoop skirts,
Silk Mantlllas,
shawls,
Hosiery,
Mtts,
Ribbons,
and many other goods at cost prices, at
WILLIAM THALHiMER'S,
3l5 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
Tvs
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NORTHERN BARBARlsM.-Miss Goodrich,
said to be talented young lady, IS an-
nounced for lecture in Albany upon the
following subject:
"Give Traitors their Due; or, Let no.
race Greeley and Jefferson Davis give US
back our Dead"
She is evidently of one of the Cannibal
tribes. We pity her future husband.
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GABELL & WATKINS, Auctioneers
CHASE OFREaL ESTATE in the city and country:
Office, llis under Lancaster Co.'s office, and
n.srly opposite the exchange Bank, Main street,
Hichmond, Va For particulars, see Fridays
Dispatch and daily and semi weekly Wig and
Enquirer. Z. CARkIEGpON CABELL,
" 2-lm j. B. WATKINS,
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tAiilcd by 4 NT'unfa...

:, 4E&rAls, July 9.--Warren Petit, alias
..1'.ty Wilson, formerly Of Schuyler
Vie, New York, late an attache of Ever
gts theatre, was shot through the heart by
Is mistress, Lyttio Sherwood, this morn
'~s, and Instantly killed. The woman was
arrested
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Republican Meeting mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, July lO.-A Republi.
can mass meeting, with large attendance
was held this evening. A. ". Tenney, Of
New York, gave the negroes some good
advice. Several speakers followed him
Resolutions were passed endorsing the At,
lanta Convention and the action Of Con-
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS-I have formed business connee-
ton with Messrs Murphey & Troutman, Real Is.
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of large number OF
farms and other real property in Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices win be paid by
On specification. in person or by NATL, will with
pleasure furnish any having land for sale sps.
Ciac information on the subject.
]. D. IMBODEA, Attorney at Law,
of Richmond Va.
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CARD.-The undersigned, desigl

A CARD.-The undersigned, design
n ing to carry on q GENERAL sTA.xs I B9e !. .
NESS In this city, desire to purchase SLAVES N
any quantity, by contract or otherwise. to Dc a.
iVsrst at their yard the sonth SIDE OF the dooA
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages OF theli
pIau of conducting the business they can Oner In
ducern ents to parties to sell TO them
Post. office address, box DO, Richmona. ,-,,.o
oAs' WILLIAM MAYO.
ROBERT q. FITZHUGH,
a., .m Superintendent
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C4ochery and Glassware.

rROCKERY.-SPR TRADE, 1867.
Z We ara now receiving q very large stock OF
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTH NW ARE,
which we offer at wholesale and retail at very low
prices. ,,,r,,od an tba
Merchants, hotels, and families supplied on tne
Ali persons wanting goods in our line will tna
It to their interest to call and examine our STOCK
oeioA' po- KELLOGG GIBSON,
Importers and Dealers in
China Glass, and Earth enWare,
-, 1917 Main street.
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A Nut FOR RAILROAD MEN.-The Boston
-, ell

A Nut FOR RAILROAD MEN.-The Boston
BeAetin has the following:
ga singular case was decided by our
Supreme Court this week. David Sears,
Jr., sued the Eastern Railroad Company for
damages alleged to have resulted from the
non-dispatcl of a train on the road accord
ing to the advertised time table. On the
day in question the $50 P. 81. train was
DELAYED till Ills to accommodate visitors
to an exhibition, and notice Of this was
posted in several stations on the road. Inc
Court said that the defendants did not give
sufficient notice of the change. The PLAIN
tiff recovered ten dollars and COSTS
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s-CgOthinA.

CONDENSATION FRENCH>YOKE
" DRESS sHIRTs.-We are now thoroushly or
sanized and making up.o order Gsn4iemen's hne
WHITE DRBsS sBIRfs, which We will guarau-
tee a more perfect ft than can be had elsewhere.
Persons can have their measured taken and the
Shirts made up with all the dsviatious pee nias 20
ZACH Individual want; aud In case OF failure 10
Give satisfactory tit, we do not require the par.
Res TO take them. This is 8 business peculiar
within itself, and very few are praeticai VIII H.
ing to stake our practice in giving good jus or no
sails. Call and leave your order.
'''''' WILLIAM IRA SMITH Il CO.,
iv1n 1903 Main street.
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AUGUSTA, July 1o.--Registration has
closed in this city with the following to-
tails: Whites, 1915; blacks, 1871.
SAVANNAH, July 10.-There we're ll6
whites and 80 colored registered today.
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GhiiEArY.

BosToN, July l0.-Dauiel Deshon, FORM
erly leading merchant Of this city, died
to-day, aged y years.
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
II GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA.-This commodious and admirably
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
and newly painted, Is now open and prepared to
sceommodsts IkANSiEaT, PERMANENT, and
DAY soARDERs; The rooms are large, airy,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode.
rate. my 2l-ts
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Public Notices.

ID EGISTRaTIuN CT VOTERS IN
III TIE FIFTH WARD.-The Board Of Regis
tratou for the Fifth Magisterlal District will be
IN session from MONDAY. July ), 1867, until SA-
TURDAY. July II, 1867, at the corner Of Broad and
Henry streets.
Hours of session each day from A. NJ. until 4
PM.
The Fifth District comprises all that part re-
centiy taken in by the recent act OF the LeSisla-
ture including Bacon's Quarter branch, SIiney,
HOLLYWOOD, oregon Hill. SC.
nr. w. q. MANSFIELD,
THOMAS G. CLARK,
;,,o RaQisters.
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JAPANESE ToMMr.-A letter from Japan
states that "Tommy" is to be made 60
vernon of city (Hiago) by the Tycoon.
He is already captain Of engineers, and
expects to visit the United States to study
engineering. He is said to be very popu-
lar at home since his return from America.
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Observation-Disclosures

New ORLEANS, July l0.-A large num-
Der of Maximilian's officers and soldiers
are here-all wearing the mourning badge.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.-We are agents
- for the following celebrated brands Of SMO.
KING TOBACCO. Manufactured by Mr.. ".
Harris, OF Louisa county, Va. we ofef this 70.
ard viii be glad TO serve our friends and the pub
lie viz: SCherokes," In hall, one, and two
Bound psskssss; Golden Leaf, !" in half and one
nnound psckspes. JOHNSON 4 HUNT,
spa Pearl Block, Fourteenth street.
CIGARS, CIGARS.-A lot Of very gu.
~ pertor. Just imported. 3. &. DUVAL,
Is "a ~rdar orots~. ~ aotll.
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ne mayor OF Fall River, Mass, amused
. ,'.'A''A % the an by distributing pennies
'o9ES poor children.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
lM No. 1896 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,
VI

Mas. P. z. SrUBBS, PRoPRIETREss,
formerly of the National House. Broad street.
This house il situated in the most business part
OF the city, within short distance of the Tobacco
Exchange convenient to tbe Virginia Central and
ths Danlllle railroads. and offers unusual induce
msnts to the travelling public. TERMS: only TWO
DOLLARS per day. je IL
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" 2--let

EGISTR ATJCN OF VOTERS IN
H The SECOND WARD.-The Board of Regis
traton for the second magisterial district, known
AS madison Ward, which Includes all that part of
tho city of Richmond lying between the west line
OF Fourteenth and east line Of Fourth streets will
be In session from MONDAY tho 9Th to the 18th
Jnly inclusive, al the City Haul.
Hours of session, from o'clock A. Ii: to O'Clock
p NJ T. <. ROSE,
CAPTAIN Eleventh United States Infantry.
e. ]. CRuMP, Peo;.tars
WILLIAM ALLEN, hes'stele' js 22-tlsJy
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Tobacco and Cigars.


4 NDREW DOWD, MaNUFACTU-
n RgR ,ND IMPORTER OF CIGARS, No. "a
Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange h otel, would
call attention to his hne stock OF Cigars Cnewln9
Smoking and Leaf Tobacco. Genu ne MsersenauIn
AID 8riar Pipes, and Smoking articles In general,
which hs will sell at prices that cannot laii 10
give satisfaction. All goods wrrranted 10 Il
CHOICE TOBACCOS OF THE FOL
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEwISG:
PRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
PLAINTIFFS PRIDE, pounds;
COMMONWEALTH, pounds;
PLANTERS DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE los.
BMoKIEa:
FRUITS ANDFL0WERS, In fancy pound boxes !;
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, in fancy haH-pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above brands,
as well as those of other manufacturers, which we
offer to the trade In quantities 10 scit st reasona.
BILE prices.
PILKINT0E, PULLIAM B CO.,
Auctionsers, Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate Agents,
NH Its No. Is Pearl street.
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Physicians.

nR. NJ. l.. JAMES Qately of Gooch>
~ land) has removed to Richmond TO PHAC.
TiCE HIS PROFESSION. Office and residence on
snUTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND ADaMS
SrgSBTS. ap l6-sm
nR. JOHN q. SHELTON Qate Of
- povhatsn county. Va otace and residence
TWRRN CLAY AND LEIGH Inh u
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CPILMAN 81 GILL,
. MERCHANT TAILORS,
successors TO BEERS Po1NDExTER,)
No. 1916 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH,
RICHMOND, VA.
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, AND YEsT1NGs,
of best quality and latest styles.
Zap 30-3m
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Dissertations, &c.

THE B USIN ESS HERETOFORE
4 conducted by the undersigned under the style
of LANIER BRGTHEHS & Co. will be continued
from this date under the STYLE and firm of LUG Us
L. LANIEH co. LUClUS l.. LANlER,
JOHN w. SELBY.
Eu,timora 1uIy 1897