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(,ristado Hair Dye.-The best Ever nIan-
uiscturcd Wholesale and retain; also applied, at Ne
A.tox
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FIRE N BOSTON.

BOsros Jan. 2s, 1897
A tenement house In East Boston, occupied BY four
miles, was burned early this morning Loss "a. 60Oi
partly ,u.usyss- :
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Phalon,s Might Isioomiug Cercu-.
Within the reach ~ every Htstioa.
Beyond the reach OF imitation.
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NAVIGATION SUSPENDED At new ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2s, 1867.
Navigation IL wholly suspended and the Board OF
Underwriters have withdrawn all Insurance vessels
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( u R @ Pc.
President JOhnsOn'S Position as Reported
for the London Times.
An American War Ship to Re-
ceive Fugitive Cretans.
Austria Increasing Her Army Towards
Turkey and Russia.
ILLNESS OF EARL DERBY.
By THE CABLE TO JANUARY 28.
AMERICAN POLITICS.
Essiish Report Of President Jshnsen's Opin-
ion Of Congress.
LONDON Jan. 26-Noon
The TSes Of this morning contains long letter from
Washington in which the writer reports conversation
1eld with President johnson The latter spoke very
strongly usying himself the position he had taken
On the subject Of reconstruction violently assailng
she Congress for as expressed W usurpng the Execu
Give and Judicial power
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
By THE CABLE TO JANUARY %.
AMERICAN POLITICS.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Maximilian Nos q Candidate for the Presi-
dency.
PARIS, Jan. 20, 1867.
Semioacia Journals here deny that Maximilian will
be candidate for the Presidency Of Mexico II the Con-
sess which he has proposed for that country should de-
sare In favor OF q republican form Of government
The Ex-Empress' Health.
TRIESTE, Jan. 2S 1867.
II is reported from Miramar that the Empress Char
aotte has completely recovered her health.
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Elliptic Leclsstitch SEWING Machines. 94a
broadway Highest premiums Maryland Institute, New
York aud Pennsylvania State Fairs 1850.
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A.-4YO MeerscIWum Pines for the Worlds
FAIR 70 be seen At KALDENBER0 4 sons the only
Manufacturers and Exhibitors from the United 5ates
Smokers wishing hne Pipes and extra good Repairing ~
accommodated
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n . n q A R r..

The Cabinet Orgnnized.
Pssrn, Jan. 26, 1861
A full Ministry hos bcen formed In Hungary.
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Tea 4 Perrin's saace-Deiicions w'ih Sesp'
Join DUNCAN soNs Agents for the United sssssA
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A m y s E M E N r s.

The Broadway Theatre.
Last evening the Worrell Sisters appeared at this
house in two buriesques entitled respectively Aladdin
and Cinderella The house was crowded in every part,
and the roilicking style Of these fvorte actresses
ceveu due appreciation at the hands Of the audience
Misses Irene Sophie aad Jennie severay distinguished
themselves in their especial roles and Mr. Qonnely Of
the stock" made sstering hit in his bsoad buresque
oharacters His ssmAke up'' artistic and his
by.play extremely ludicrous. The same bill will bs pre-
scnted this evening.
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Illucss Of the Prcmie

Hlncss Of the Premier.
LONDON, Jan. 2s. 1857
Lord Derby Is III.
M Gladstone has returned TO England On his way
homo he passed through Paris and had an interview
With the Emperor Napoleon.
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Defiance Fire rnd Burglar Proof Safes
Large CD Murray street. College paca
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Greyer & Bakers Hiahess Prcmium Scw-
ing Machines. 49s broadway, New York and 80 Fuitoa
street. Brooklyn
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,arri Goic Paralysis Throat Lungs Heart Liver. 90.
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Pyl.,s q. X. soap..-Tbc hardest aid No. 49,
XO Washington street.
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All Prizes Cashed in Legal Lotteries.-Circs-
J. CLUrE Broker i7e broadway
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D"''' rss AND sS7 BROADWAY
have constantly hand large and well assorted st0s< -
DIAMONDS,
JEWELKY
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES,
BRONZES.
FANCY GOODS
GAS FIXTURES.
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Rovnl Havana Lottery.-Prizes. Ialax alax ~ ~
sold fnforrsticn Tho highest rsteS P@"s -
boubloona all kinds Of Gold and silver. ,..t nY
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bsnkerss 10 wan sussN
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Browns Bronchial Troches, for Pulmonary
and Asthma have proved their efficacy BY tes4
Of many years and have received esmonias from emaese
men who have them. Those who suffering fron
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness. sore Throat Ac should ~
The Troche.- simply remedy, which n In almost every
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Batchelsr's Hair Dye The nese In the
world perfect Dye harmless reiiablc nstsnane
GUS Factory 81 Barclay street
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Florence Reversible Feed
LoCKsTITCH SEWING MACHINES,
JO5 Broadway, New York
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Machlnes. avs proadMay. New York.
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a.. fy;..;s ss 5':s h ss s:'' 'Ae
2IOKS y psS1 1ssrssN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-25

Read HORACE GREELEY : manly letter TO
his Radical friends. 1t proves him TO be a
man indeed. No one can fail to admire
the courage with which he adheres TO his
own notions of what is right and what is
wrong, and avows his intention to advocate
the rpanfranchisement of all who are dis
fraachised by the constitutional amend
ment so soon as he shall be satisfied that il
will be proper to DO so. 1t was no small
sacrifice that he made when he signed Mr..
DAyIs's bail bond. He knew, too, there is
no reason TO doubt, that the act would
draw down upon him the denunciations of
the worst men in his own party. So far as
BENNETT and WEED are concerned, how
ever, we believe that the abuse heaped
upon Mr.. GREELEY is aimed more at the
Tribune, a rival journal, than at GREELEY
himself They wish to cripple the inlu-
ence of his paper and thereby build up
their own.
The telegraph informs us that GREELEY
was two much for the League. They re-
Jcctcd resolutions censuring him, but
passed others condemning the bailing.
GKEELEY's defiance evidently taught them
lesson. II all the editors in the country
were equally independent, the tone of the
press would be improved, and public
sentiment would often be corrected instead
OF being pandercd to.
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On the evening Of the 23d instant, al Tho resi-
danca o: her husband. Mrs. AUGUST a u, WIG Oh
Gu.iayus A. Myers, of this city -, -.
sn.ctfnlIy invited to attend her fun"Tai ~ .h ne
donumeital church THIS Saturday. Nv ENlNo
Al 5 o'clock.
On Friday the 2ith instant after protraeted IL
So al h an PAST o'c Iock A. NJ, PAGE W. vile
Of soughal Il. shelton, in the twenty fourth year
of her age. -, ~, r,;,
Pr.sbyteriau church, Church Hill. THIS MnkN :,
i%G At II O'Clock. The friends OF her husband
and Of his mother, Sarah E. Shelton, are reques.'a
to attend.
IN the 2oth Of May, 1857, Of typhoid fever
CHAgLEs II. CROUCH, in the fifty t8hth year OF
his age.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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s-vu,T IT:-t is LEVY BROTHERS.
advertisement to which we wish to call your at
,sption, and we assure you it is to your advantage
n read IL as is to give you the prices OF goods
purchased since the great decline.
Handsome Mozambques at zoe, worth S'sc' !;
at 25c., worth Acc. at a73c., worth oVc.
Lawns at 12s. l63, and an excellent article at
Csc, worth S73c.;
Calicoes at l?b leg. and ?oc.
Bleached Cotton, full yard wide, at lSsc' worth
CrocbeS Trimming, six yards in a piece, for
Ioc. worth loc. per yard
Handsome Pearl, Amber, and Crystal Trim
mings at IS, So. and 5oc.-just exactly half
price and no mistake;
Dovlies. warranted all linen, at $3.50 per dozen,
worth - So
Fins Swiss Muslin at 4oc per yard, would be
cheap at 6Gc.
Fine Checked Muslin at Soc, can't be beat at
75c. elsewhere;
Eainsook Muslin at Csc, worth .oc.:
pimty Bands at Is, 20, and CSC. worth IS, 3d.,
and Soc;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at sl.25 per
dozen;
Fine Irish Linen at 75c., worth 81;
Shirt Bosoms at l5c., worth CSC.
Real Bird eye Diaper at soc. per yard, worth
Soc:
Russia Diaper at 81 80 per piece, worth 50. so !;
Linen Table cloths at 81, worth IL so;
Linen Table Damask, very heavy, at 81 per
yard, worth $3.50;
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs al Soc, worth sc. !;
pamask Napkins at So per dozen, worth 81 ;
French wove Corsets ut sI.25:
Paraso's, pure silk, at 81, 81 IS, 81 so, and mp
10 Ss-all Of which are very cheap goods;
Linen Sheeting full width, at II 50 per yard !;
Hermann and Grenadine Shawls at So worth s. +;
Real Shetland shawls at $3.50 worth So
Very Heavy Black Silk at 81 25, worth -.
All of the above bargains, besides great many
more, can be had at the old established store OF
LEVY BROTHERS,
mvol No. l5i7 Told No. ~ Main street.
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-
Richmond, as II will not take him from 'Ie
lst to the 4th to reach Raleigh, unless no
soiou.ns temporarily at some place on the
route.
"ExEcrrrvE MANSION, May u, 1851
Dear Sir,-I have your letter OF the l5tn
instant. and thank you for the cordial
terms in which, as the representative of
the citizens of Raleigh, you ask me to visit
that place. | accept the invitation OF my
native city to he her guest, and, deeply
grateful for the respect in which they hold
my fathers memory, will endeavor to be
present with your citizens on the 4th day
Of June next, the day set apart for the
erection of monument TO commemorate
his worth. | am, very respectfully and
truly, yours, ANDREW JOHNSON.
"To Hon. Vim. Dallas Haywood, Mayor OF
Raleigh"
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,SDeciaL Notices.

No THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA BY
COLUMBUS was an event that gave honor to his
name and pride to his countrymen. DR.. CHAL-
FAINT has discovered a
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR
which stands unrivaled, and now the American
people rejoice that their hair Is to be preserved,
and not burned out with the alcoholic prepara-
tons heretofore used.
Ask any druggist for
my2j CHALFANTS COCO ChbhM.
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,gpeciaz Notices.

sg SOMETHING INTERESTING:
"0 TO THE LADIES
+, ,ccordance with resolutions adopted by me I'M
aorsigned firm. we have made FURTHER Ne
DuCTIoE in the prices OF our entire stoeko
REASONABLE DRY GOODS.
WE have inst received from large deed OF Trust
ala in New York a beautiful line OF
RACK and WHITE GROUND EMBhoiDshhD
GRENADINES,
2 A WHITE and BLACK GREN AplNh"'
SILK STRIPE ENGLISH BERAGh,
IEyOs. MoZAMBlQUES, and other
DRESS GOODS. ,so
a cheap line OF
BLEACHED and BROWN sHlRTlro ana 81 n
IVA A. HIRSH CO.,
627 Broad street.
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NOR RENT, THE ID w + l. l. n G.
IL HOUSE az present occupied by Mr.. -
George L. BidgOod, on Main street north r.s:S
side, between Third and Fourth. Will be -.-.sssI
put in perfect order. Apply to-
nv Is PCRCELJ, LADD & co.
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NOR RENT.-Any person who wishes
Il to rent a ROUSE OF Room can be &C -
commodated by applying on Twenty fifth "a
street, Union HILL between and streets, -
third door above Mr.. Burgess store. To a good
tenant the terms will be very moderate.
Ia I'm
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EOR RENT, one fine, large OFFICE
4 on the second, and two nice airy LODG -
ING ROOMS the third floor over our 'ss:E
Office. WILLIAM B. IsAaCS * CO ,.eaA
corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.
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nor notwithstanding to spend the
& manner in the country. viii rent my lssa
S99TmpWEE on Grace between Fonrth and frsIs
Eth No. 4Os. Apply at my Office, on -
sayenth street near Canal, or a. my residence.
oes.'n n, I,v SAMUEL y. HICKS.
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nor RENT, II very desirable BRICK
Il DWELLING on Third street between ksS
all the necessary ont. houses This property LIZ
has been thoroughly repaired, and will be rented
low To 4 good tenant. For terms, apply at he
l5-tS
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NOR RENT, A DESIRABLE MEpI-
I'm. SIZED HOUSE, well located, with I'D
,nodsrn improvements. Rent mode rate. Pos f..;f
session let June. Apply to oo,- -.a-
,ovo1-ts Attorneys AT Law, Law Building.
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OXFORD. WARREN COUNTY, n. ~
'N'''' August %, 1853. }

August %, 1855.
yscsrs Uos,ettsr a. Smith, PitS'uTg' re-
sirs.-There is great demard Tor your Nv
Tn"',ru pITTEEs In this neighborhood. We
hara nam u.ing them in our family for some
,i,ns and ind tn Elm the best medicine Of any Tor
family use. loufs' Az
Dr. HOstttttr:
Dear Sir,-With pleasure can ''s'''' 'l"s
yrrrrpS from nv knowledge of their use In my
tar,,Iv and from wha, is said by purchasers, are
far superior to any other.
Yours, &C., hobENi VI
EEugla,n Bingham unty, III. eo"-]"
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We trust the Common Council of Rich
mond will not be less hospitable than that
Vi Boston, which has authorized the Mayor
- tender the Inequalities of that city to
'"' resident upon the occasion Of his ex-
fe',sa visit. According to the statement
"', "'.her by telegraph, the President will
pi0'@o'y spend next Sunday week in
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ECTU K E.-Major j. Pa RRA.N
IL CRANE will lecture TUESDAY EVENING
NEXT at = o'clock for ,he benefit OF the Sunday
school and Dorcas Society, al the Broad-strest
Methodist church
Subject WOMAN.
Tickets, TWENTY. FIVE CENTS TO be hsd at
Bdgood Riley \ and Other bookstores my rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-25

The Westminster Reuie,n for April has
just been handed to us by the agents for the
American edition, Messrs. WooDHousE &
PARHAM. This review still maintains its
reputation for indisputablc ability, and
still advocates its free. thinking principles
without disguise.
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Public Notices.

no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
l Germ. Take notice, that having been ap,
pointed guardian Of Lonis Cnroitt By the Probate
court of Coles county, state OF Illinois, in which
comfy and State said Louis Curotti resides, have
applied to the Hastings Court for the city of kieh
mond to order to be paid and delivered to me, as
such guardian the proc eds of the sale OF the real
estate OF said infant. sold by order of said court,
aud now in the hands OF special commissioner,
subject to the order of the court.
SAMUEL HUFFMAN
nv 1l-S4w Guardian Of Louis CurOtti.
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For Rent.

NOR RENT. that excellent HREE-
L STORY aud BASEMENT BRICK TENE III
MENT No 2o5 Main street now In ihs oc- E,;E
cnpaucy Of Mr.. II. A. Hamilton. II contains .s1&S1
eleven rooms besides four kitchen rooms /, gas
and water. II Is IN nice renair. Apply TO
". 4. Robins,
Real Estate Agent,
Office corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Campbell is winning fame in Washington
city. Night before last, says the Inteh-
qencer, he received ga three-fold encore
and floral tribute from an enthusiastic
audience" And we'll he deserved the
praise, we doubt not. His is magnificent
voice.
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rig JOHN J. wERTH.
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW THR Posr-oFF1cE'
Is prepared to furnish to strictly cssh ouS'o"'i'
CARBON HILL COKE,
.NrupACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable In any part OF the city.
Noinferior FUEL will be sold on any terms, a
prime object being to give satisfaction in all cases
my 1s-tS
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MARRIED.,

Ats, Peters Cathedral. in this city on the I'D
Instant hy Rev. Thomas A becker ~ T., M.
JAM ES SWEENEY TO Miss KATE McbAss.
on Nav ed, By Rev J. Z Wheat al tn resi-,
lrna ~ n . bride's father BEVERLY b. Bolts
aud Miss CHARLOTTE T LEWIS. daughter OF
,isneTal samuel II. Lewis, Of Rockingham county,
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RICHMOND, August 81, 1885,
Dear sir,-I feel bound to acquaint you of the
worst kind Of dyspepsia which | have been af.
ficted with for the last five years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply
stefan became despaired, then was persuaded
to seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
which did and after the of the four bottles |
purchased OF you. became well as l ever was
in my life. My Doctor remarked it had baited his
skill. Nothing disa greeing with me In my diet.
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
we all err in yielding to the confidence OF our
physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GooDE.
To Mr. L. Baker, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
nv l5-ts
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1nllfsonlPHtS.
New RICHMOND TIL EATRE.

MISS ANNIE SEXTON.
STAGE MAsAGER. r. hhL''
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY ii, 1851,
will be presented the Grand spectacular prama III
VS. four acts, entitled the
TALE OF ENCHAHTMEGT,
tn,,oduciny all the Scenery Mechanical Effects,
sc, OF the
BLACK CRoOK.
Tho MANAGEMENT have been at an enormous ex-
,anaa in letting together ful and complete BAL
pr CugPS DANSEU> BIS. nc toRether win
iii DRhMATiC COMPANY, forming one OF me
.trnrgegt combinations ever offered 10 the hlch-
in consequence ofthe enormous expense aena
no ina PRODUCTION Of this piece, the nanaBsnsh y.
have been compelled to adopt the following s'Aie
Of prices 80 cEsTs.
prsPRyfp SEATS ~ DRESS cfRcLb'''''' ~ csyr,
prsrRyEp SEATS ~ oRCHEnIRA..'.'''. ,s ...rs
rutRD .,'''''''''''
BALCONY CHAIRS. .,l
NEF. lo;l
Roy ON GO open for sale OF reserved seats uaAy
rrnno II m o. clock, and from TO o CLOCK.
49,; - '' C. ). WHITLEY,
hatIns"o. a, Business Manager.
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BE- BETTER THAN RHEToRIC-Is proof
that WOODS CASTALIAN CREAM Is bound to
lead the van OF all other Ia dressings now in the
market Bead the following from one Of our most
fashionable lady friends:
M Wood ! am very much pleased with your
Castalian Hair Cream. and have recommended II
vary highly 10 friend. Please send her bottle
for the enclosed fifty cents.
Respectfully, s. L..
Sold by the druggists. my %
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CHANCE mo SELL VIRGINIA

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS have formed a business connec-
tlon with Messrs Murphey Troutman, Real Is
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
applications tor the purchase of large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Pennsy lyanianS desiring 10 remove to this state.
on application, in person or by mail, will with
pleasure furnish any ore having land for sale spe-
cifc information on the subj ect.
J. D. lMBODhH, Attorney at Law,
an oo-ts Richmond, Va.
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=@=a-=-----@--a---a
rsy STRONG TESTIMONY.

TAMARoA, PERRY COUNTY, iLL.,t
December IL, 1880.
This certiaes that have used and recommend
cd in my practice, during the last Tour y'a'',
HosTETTEK's STOMACH BIFTERs with perie''
satisfaction, and take great pleasure IN i'eoN
'A0''1S Ell PRICE, NJ. D.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. AuctIoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY HANDSOME LOT, ON MAR
Y SHALL BETWEEN TwESTY SECONDHAND
TWENTY THIRD STREETS, FOR ALE At AUG
TION-we will sail at auction, on the premises,
ON "WEDNESDAY the goth day Of May. at o'clock
p NJ the very handsome LOT located As above.
Il fronts 80 feet Marshall street, and runs back
40 feet TO an alley in rear.
TEaas: One fourth cash balance at4, 3, and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added, s"-
cured by \ trust deed. The taxes for 1857 TO be
ny2s GhUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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TrqcoLA, III, August D. l'V0'
H.ssrs Hostetter e. Smith:
Dear sirs,-I use your BlTTEhs IN my l"ni's'
and consider them the best that can De pfo'oisu
NV wife has derived great benent from uStns
them, and also considers them an invaiu"0ie
H''ui'A'' g. p. MILLER.
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sosyBaKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS.-A
certain and infalible remedy for Dyspepsia, Agus
and Fever, General Debility, sc. For sale by all
druggists in the city of Richmond and elsewhere.
Orders promptly filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 1888, Richmond, Va.
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EOR RENT, a SMALL HOUSE, on
L Grace street between Third and Fourth. ~
For particulars, apply 10 En-
MRS. BOOKER, Grace street -G4l
nv .5-lrE between Third and Fourth.
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ReOL Estate for Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-
"A DENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY Id
We are authorized 10 sell beautiful COT c.:3
TAGE RESIDENCE, centrally located and in III
4 most desirable reighborhood, containing Fix
rooms, with kitchen, servants rooms, &c. For
terms and particulars, apply to
LEE 4 GODDIN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
nv 25-2t No 1914 Cary street.
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ReUI Estate 41PncieS.

w 3. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, office northwest
corner Main and Eleventh streets lin the Nationsl
attention to the RENTING OF HOUSES and the
COLLECTORS OF RENTS. The patronage OF
friends and the public collected.
Has for sale over 200 FARMS and places in Vir-
ginia comprising upwards OF 1000 ACRES OF
LAND. from choice to common, at reasonable
prices. CAL and see his lists.
Is also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over $1,000, 900. Plan purely
mutual w, b. ROBINS, Agent.
Office northwest corner Main and
my lets Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va.
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4 cENcY EOR THE PURCHASE

GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
n OF LANDS IN YIRGINIA.-With view to
aid those In this State who have lands for sale as
well as TO invite ind trious immigran with CAPT
tai to settle in Virginia, the undersigned has
opened an office in the city of Richmond, Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose IF negotiating for the purchase OF
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con-
tract TO sell at mod crate rates at my option, giving
me sufficient time lsay three or tour monthsl TO
effect the same, will most likely be able TO dis
pose of their property, il they furnish me with
full description as to location. quantity, price, &c.
NY acquaintance with the northern people Is eX-
teusive and with a thorough knowledge OF the
lands in Virginia, hope 10 succeed IN giving EN-.
tire salts faction to both buyer and seller.
Twill charge P commission 10 the pu-ch aser. but
nothing to the seller As propose TO tc0rk yDr the
purchaser, and not for the vender
| respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter and IT, upon exam
nation the lands offered thought to be desIra
bic and cheap. ! will provide the necessary con
tracts and recommend them to my northern friends
using my influence and best eXertl0ns 70 elect
sales FRANKLIN STEARNS,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Rchmr nd. Va.
Messrs James D. Blackwell, attorney al law, and
8. H. Smith will act IS my confidential agents.
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