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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

Richmond's Subscription.
The following petition to the City Coun-
Gil is prepared for signature, and mas oeeh
already signed by some OF the most ihliu'
ential citizens. The time has come fof
Richmond to make an effort or give up all
as lost IF she will be content to decline
and fall away into dull and thriftless
town-one that is constantly depreciating-
tbon Lot her fold her arms and take a pro.
found and permanent nap which even the
steam whistle of her own railroads may
not disturb. We greatly mistake the spirit
Of. the people of Richmond, or they do MOI
dream of relapsing into any such condition
of apathy and decay. Rather will the!
initiate the sentiment and resolution of
very wealthy and public-spirited gentle
man of this city, who, writing upon the
subject of this great improvement to the
Ohio, declared himself ready to pledge
one third of his entire property to build it
This is the way to talk. A community Of
such men could do anything. They could
at least make great city.
Richmond must subscribe to this road
and she must subscribe enough to keep the
control Of it in her hands. The proposed
subscription will do this. But read the
Petition:
To the Common Council Of the City Of Rich
mOnd:
The undersigned, citizens Of Richmond,
believing that additional means of CON-
munication between the seaports and
cities of the Atlantic, and the rivers and
railways and commercial centres Of the
West, are necessary to meet the demands
Of the immense and rapidly-increasing
trade and intercourse;
And believing that Of all such lines CON-
pleted, proposed, or possible, not one offers
such advantages in position, in distance,
in grades, in climate, in cost, in shipping
conveniences at the East, and collecting
and distributing facilities at the West, as
the projected Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road-advantage that will enable il TO
transport tonnage and travel more cheaply
and more expeditiously than any other ;
and that, as consequence, cannot fail to
command for 1t, out of the vast amount of
business offered, all and more than all that
1t will be capable of doing;
And believing that Richmond is in 9
position to realize from the construction
OF this work all those means and elements
OF prosperity and wealth by which other
cities have been made great, rich, and
powerful, provided she can exert con.
Molhng influence In the management Of
'1s rosd, which influence can bs legitl.
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"THE LITTLE REPuBLICs."-We suggest
ed the other day that this country did not
enjoy that consideration and respect from
Mexico and the South American Republics
to which it thinks itself entitled. The
New York Herald says they have abso-
lutely "chattered at and Knocked US"
The fact is, our Government has never
been fully able to establish decided SYM
pathies between them and itself, while 1t
is impossible for us to ignore sense
of their contemptiblencss, and feeling
that the Heaven-born principles of re-
publicanism" are rather disgraced than
honored by them. AS companions, we
don't feel complimented by association
with them Notwithstanding that our
Government forbids any Intervention OF
European monarchies in the affairs of this
continent, and Notwithstanding that the
French were forced by the United States
to withdraw from Mexico, that confede-
racy. we are sure, feels that this imposes
neither obligation nor gratitude upon her.
She has not forgotten the march of SCOTS
army into the city Of Mexico, and will
never forgive it. The Mexicans have good
memories, and arc good haters. They
suspect us of driving off others to keep
them for our especial picking. The suspi-
cion is not an extravagant one and we are
clearly of opinion that if they don't be-
have themselves our Government should
20 down and make them. If our jurisdic-
ton were extended to the southern boun-
dary of the Isthmus of Darien We could
preserve order in North America; and that
ought to satisfy us. South America had
better be left to manage her own affairs.
The fact is, the South Americans are not
so orderly as the MeXicans, and the less
we have to do with them the better. We
shall have quite enough to do to clear away
European influence and keep it away from
North America. Northwardly, matters
will arrange themselves in a manner not at
all hostile to us, if not in entire political
union with us. Aud when we command
down to the lower boundary of the 1sthmus
we can have everything our own way.
Mexico we may never make much out OF
save through its silver mines; but it will
constitute kind of paradise for ambitious
and disconnected blacks, and thus be the
means of accommodating them and other
people at the same time. With millions
of acres Of wild lands, and climate so
entirely suited to the temper and nature
of the African, may Mexico not become,
after all, his true Liberia 1t has every
superiority in climate, resources, and fer
tility, over that Liberia in Africa in. which
it has been found so exceedingly difficult
to establish q colony. Mr.. LINCOLN al
ways had an idea that the United States
must provide for the blacks upon the sup
position that they could not, in the pur-
suits of industry, very well harmonic with
the white race, and that if slavery were
abolished, the duty of giving the black
man a country devolved upon the United
States. If we should have trouble with
Mexico, which is probable, an army Of
200 900 blacks might be marched down
there and once there, they would never
come back. They would at once take root
and grow to a soil so congenial to them.
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THE CzAR.-The Pole who shot at the
Gar and killed a horse very humanely
desired to relieve the world of the Gar
and the Gear of remorse." This obli-
ging humanity is not appreciated by the
Gear. LOUIS NAPOLEON will feel little
ticklish riding with him hereafter. The
French Emperor is imperilled quite
enough by internal machines of his own
subjects without getting in the way Of the
shots intended for the Gar,
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o,,,. Richmond Times,

r,,. newspaper will not appear after TO-
law its goodwill, consisting of its adver'
u custom, subscription lists, and gene,
-, circulation, having been sold at Puon'
.nc,;on on Saturday last to Messrs. Vo~Ah
a & ELLrsoS, editors Of the Richmond
ne r;s,otcs. All unexpired advertisements
I'D all contracts for advertising in the
1y.,,s w,ll after to-day, be transferred tt
49, D;sna.ch, and the subscribers will be
n,rn;sbcd with that paper in lieu of the
Times.
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SDeciaL Notices.

~ THE RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS 1USi
purcha sed by the United States dovernme nj Hon'
Russia Is now q subject Of discussion INC que''
ton is, whether the bargain On the part OF tue
United States was good one or not? While upon
the subisct OF bargains we will state that 1t has
been unanimously decided that
LEVY BROTHERS
are selling this cheapest DRY GOODS in the city.
We give few Of their prices:
Bonnet Ribbon, white and blue, soc., worth IS
Calicos, fast colors, 12i and lGsc., worth 20;
Bleached Cotton, one yard wide, leic, worth
IS;
Bleachsd Cotton, good and wide, l2e., worth
3 lG; 49,
Lawns, fast colors, 20 and $780,, worth 80 and IS ;
Fine Nainsook at 2sc., worth IS;
Swiss Muslin, Csc, worth a5;
White Hose. Is, ls3, and 25c., worth 20, %, and
40;
Linen Handksrchiefs, SIZES per dozen, worth
81;
Linen Handkerchiefs, - per dozen. worth -
Pillow. case Cotton, It yard wide, Csc. per
yard, worth IS;
Linen Crash, l9c. per yard, worth 90;
Embroidered Collars, 75c. per dozen, worth - !;
Mozambiques, It yard wide, 20 and ?5c., worth
IS;
English Berage, Il yard wide, 25c., worth IS
Alpaca, Il yard wide, 3oc., worth so;
Black Silk, for Wrappings, at sl.25, worth
81 and at $3.50, worth 50;
Russian Diaper, :? so apiece, W orth 81;
Amber. Crystal, and other Bugls Trimmings
at IS, 30, and a5c., worth double the
amount;
Fine Grenadine Shawls at 50, worth 50 ana
quantity OF other goods at very low prices
LEVY BROTHERS,
,n Is Main street.
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THE GOVERNOR WELLS kicked out OF
office by General SHERIDAN is very poor
excuse for man or a governor, and has
very little sympathy in Louisiana or any
where else, we imagine. 1t is only history
repeating itself that those most free in the
use of the guillotine in time themselves be-
come victims. WELLS was amongst the
earliest and most intolerant Of Radicals
placed in power in the South.
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The Emperor of Austria was crowned
King Of Hungary on Saturday--au event
which 1t was understood he would signal.
lie by general amnesty, including even
K0ssury,
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BYE. Il. Cook, Auctioneer.
Corner OF Governor and Franks streets.
DAILROAD SUPPLIES AT AUG
IL TION.-on WEDNESDAY the l2th day OF
lime 1867 will sell At the depot Of the Rich
Innud, Fredericksburg md Potomac Railroad Com
pany, corner OF Eighth and Broad streets, on
account of whom IL may concern. the foltow-
ing described VALUABLE RAILROAD SUP
PLGPS-yiZ.:
bars Low Moor Axle Iron, 20 feet long;
% boxes Assorted Glass,
boxes Shoycls, without handles;
l hogshead sbOvels, without handles;
2 casks Trace Chains,
cask. Railroad spikes,
6kegs Assorted Paiut,
10 Copper rluss,
1 shee.s Copper.
10 sheets Boiler Plate,
9 Low Nor Wrought Iron Tyres, Gve feet two
inches;
Low Noor Wrought.Iron Tyres, FIVE feet
II Low Moor Wrought-lron Tyres, four feet nine
inches;
II Low Moor Wrought Iron Tyres, four feet eight
inches:
Low Moor Wrought-Iron Tyres, four feet three
inches;
q Low Moor wrought-Iron Tyres four feet two
inches;
Low Moor Wrought Iron Tyres, three feet nine
inches:
S Low Moor Wrought-lron Tyres. three feet eight
Terms; Atssle. EB COOK,
my 3J--eodtds Auciloneer.
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THE EMPRESS CHARLoTTE.-The Arch
duchess CHARLoTTE-still styled the En-
press of Mexico "--is still suffering from a
sad alienation of mind, according to the
latest European accounts.
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Housed Furnishing Goods.

CANTON MATING,
~ WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS,
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
J.HENRY GRAFTON,
lover Regnault & Co.'S auction.house. s32 Main
s!reet)
has in store and for sale cheap the best quality
WHITE AND CHECKED CANTON MATING,
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
PAPER HANGINGs OF every quality and de-
scription on hand.
Rooms, Halls Passages, &c, papersd at shortest
notice and at reduced prices.
UPHOLSTERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION exc
J. HENRY GRAFTON.
10 a-ay successor TO Regnault < Co.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Aueiioneers,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

THE BEAUTIFUL FARM ON THE
/ WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE, TWO MI IS
BELOW RICHMOND; ALSo, Two hUMDRED
RIGHT MILES BELOW RICHMOND, Scar TO
WHiTEiS TAVERN, FOR SALE AT EUtTIoS.-
At the request OF Mr.. joseph j. White we viii cell
At auction on the premises, on FU kBDAf the llth
Of June 1867, a. o'clock L: NJ, the beautiful
FARM on which he now resides. called sunny
Side" situated on the east side OF the Williams
burg turnpike, two miles below Richmond, In
lai view yo q, hI Pne E@ng.r' and Others,
CONTAINING SIXTY-sHvBN ACHES, OF which
twenty. ave acres are Low in corn, about eight
acres In oats and balance In pasture and grass
The land Is in the highest state OF lmprovement,
and the buildings are equal To the beet IN the
neighbour God, consisting Of handsome DIV hhl-
ISG containing ave rooms, an once Win Two
rooms kitchen, quarters new s!aDie, co,h-hohss,
smoke house, carha3e. house, nc Tn the place
there IL a very superior ORCHARD o! peach aud
apples, fine strawberry bed, and there are two
wells OF fine water. -
Alter which, at the sane place, will be sold a
Tract OF LAND containing Two HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY ACRES, eight miles below Rich g.
nond npar Whites Tavern, OF which about two
coodary growth Of oak and pine, and forty acres
cleared, on which there Is a DWsLLlsG contain
ing four rooms The proposed railroad to Newport
News passes Lear this tract.
TYRMs: one fcurh cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve month, for negotiable notes intsTeSt
added secured by trust deed. The taxes FOR l'5i
to be paid by the purchaser;
Mr.. White, residing on the FORMER place, will
take pleasure in showing 1t to those who may call
I'll n'A'' HARRISON, GoDDIY APPERsoY,
les Auctioneers.
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wv 3. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE

WY =. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, Office northwest
corner Main and Eleventh streets lin the National
Bank OF Virginia). Richmond, Va, gives special
attention to the RENTING OF HOUSES and the
CoLLECTloS OF RENTS The patronage Of
friends and the public solicited.
Has for sale over 200 FARMs and places In Vir-
ginis. comprising upwards Of 900 ACRES Of
LAND, from choice 10 common, At reasonable
prices. Call and see his lists.
IL also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over 5000 ,oco: Plan purely
mutual. w, b. ROBINS, Agent.
Once northwest corner Main and
nv Its Eleventh streets, Richmord, Va.
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DissOIutiOnS, dc.

NO-PA RTNERSHIP.-W have this
" associated ours lves together under the style
and fr,n OF CURFIs, PARKER L RiDDlCR, for
the purpose OF conducting a gsnsrsl sHlf BRO
KEkAGB AND COMMISSION BUSINESS In the
city of Rich mond, AMI have taken en- Office a. No.
10 Eighteenth street, between Main and cary, and
respectfully solicit the patronaseo OF our friends
JOHN A. CURTIS,
late OF McKowau & Curtis.
JOHN ". PARkSk,
JAMES T. RlDDlCR,
late agent Virginia Towing Company.
Juna T. ls61. Is Sim
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y. MUNSON, rrvv-
W No. so MAIN srhshI,

WILLIAM y. MUNSON, rvv-
w No. so MAIN srhsS''
DEALER ~ >.,
LIGHTNING RODS AND Ornamental lAoN
GOODS OF RygRY DESCRIPTION
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHAIRS, skItSHs'
TABLES HAT-STANDS.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. BRAOkErs So'
IRON STABLE FURNITURE Of the most ap'
proved style. ,.,,,,, p,,l.ts
pstsnt.tho most durable and eeonoaical In th'
mcoPPER WEATHER WAVES, any design, for
,hnrehss public buildings &c.
SiSN EMgLEMS for each and every trade Ano
p,oisssion These Signs are made either ifo9
siec or copper, and guided with the best gold leah
Al moderate prices
Also, Agent for the sale OF
uOINGS IMPROVED EUROPEAN RAN0fs,,,
D. y. QUIMBT'S hXCELSl0R FlRB-fLAoA
HRATRRa CRATES, SC. my 1snl
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VERY VALUABLE AND DEsTR,

" WI SALUhBLE AMI DCNi RA-
bly, LOCATED TEHEMEHT 10Y LgAsg.
HOLD. on THs SOUTH SIDE og BANK ~.
TMsns NINTH AND TENTH sTEHRTs, At
AUCTION VIII be sold at auction. on the pre-.
mlses, on THURSDAY the 18th OF jane. 1851, st
emily. arranged TEsEassT' ' located rs Shove.
now under lease for Ave years from the Let Of
May last 70 Mr. Il. Gsrot at 81 200 psi snnua, pay.
The TENEMENT has e,eyv eo,vsni,u.s for ps
gsntsol aeeGGmmoiation o. large faroily, with
watsr-ciosets. culverts, baths, etc and the Erst
story - stted mp for commercial purposes, for
which II IL now used.
The TENEMENT was built on a ground rort
Of $3.50 Pc, snpun, payable in gold Quarterly, and
tho taxes and insurance thereon, the lease Of
which viii expire on the is, Of July. ms, az
which time the lessor covenants 10 pay the lassee
the assessed value OF the said EsEMBHT.
The foregoing properly Offers great attractions
to those who may wish to invest their funds pro.
Etably.
TgRNs: One fourth cash; balance stL 9, and
u months for negotiable notes Interest added, ss
The taxes and Insurance for 1857 to be paid by
'A' miRsRIsoN. aoDDIy APPERsoy,
les AuctioneArs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers,
Northwsst corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AND
DBRICK STABLE, ON THE CORNER OF
BROAD AND TWBSTY-SEVENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-We will cell at suc;
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the llth OF
June at 8 o. clock p. NJ, the very beautiful LOT
situated as above described, fronting s3 feet on
Broad street and running back about $50 feet, on
which there Is BHlCR STABLE.
10 suit pare aers and Is amongst the most bean,i-
ful and desirabIy located property on Church Hill
TERMS one fourth cash balance at four, eight.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured by trust deed. The taxes Tor 1897
to be paid by the purchase .,,,vs
Ia AuctlOneers.
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BY Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, GLASSWARE.
&c , AT AUCTloN-By virtue OF deed Of trust
executed by E. 5. Valentine to the subscriber as
trustee 10 secure the payment Of q sum OF money
ia said deed mentoned, bearing date on the LIST
day Of May. 1867 and duly recorded, being thereto
reGuested by tho eneiCtsry in said deed, Will
sell Al the residence Of the said Valentine, on the
north side OF Grace street betweeD Henry ana
RoIyidara streets Shockos Hill, on TUESDAY the
lsih day Of June, 1881 commencing at ~ O'Clock
A. N al the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FuR:
NITURE, GLASSWARE, &c, mentioned in said
deed as follows:
MAHOGANY SOFA.
CABiHET and GLASS,
CANP.SEAT, win VISOR, and other CHAIRS,
FEATHER BEDS,
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and other TABLES,
DINING TABLE,
SAFE,
CARPET.
CROCKG Ely and GLASSWARE,
CORNERSTONE, &C., &c.
TERMS: Cash. &. ". DAVIS,
IL Trustee.
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Two SHOEMAKERs.-We have IN
i store q splendid lot Of light sipE AAfnsA'
which We are selling q rsddsTYnnii'KLIYI CO..
pyu tSdsssasS 'tsa,
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NE SPECIAL NOTICE. The undersigned,
being about closing up their business, request all
persons having bills against them to present them
and get the CASH and all persons indebted 70 them
will please como forward and settle at once.
SAMUEL MACCUBBIN i CO.,
je lo-3t No. 1875 FRANKLIN street.
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Lost, Strayed, and Found.

T OST, N. B. Clarke's DRAFT on har-
| 4 ri.on Coddin & Appsrson, dated 18th ultimo,
for t2as a, payable to and endorsed by William
n. Timberlake. All persons ar, cautioned against
trading for this draft Us pay bas been stopped
The dadsr will confer favor by leaving II al this
Office. le lo-nf
OST, on Friday the 9TH instant, be.
i 4 tween Tenth and Main, or on Main street. q
BUNCH OF KEYs-amorg them two night latch
keys. The hnder will be rewarded by leaving
them st this Office. 10 lo--n
neutrality-suspicious. will be made
IN TO the Board OF Directors OF the Richmond,
Frederick burg, and Potomac Railroad Company
for renewal Of per cent. scrip No. COS, foy 1See,
Issued 1th October, Wss, 70 George Rivs.
% A1tm
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DARN FOR sALE.-A. FARM, con-
u tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying In Orange
county, Va, has q good dwelling, bsrl, tobacco
housS, stable and corn house, Will be sold lowe
exchanged Toy city property. apply 10
J. WALL TURNER, No. 10 Thirteenth street,
an 25-ts Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA
WAsHIsGToS. d c., August Il, 1860.
Dear Strive are much gratifed 10 hear OF your
sncce,s in connection with your Improved Light
nrGeticnL merit, tb at you will find them even more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, MUES 20.
To j. l.. Hubby, ESQ, Baltimore, Nd.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTg.-By virtue of decd
OF trnst executed TO ma by Isaac N. Cole, bearing
date 27h February, 1886, and duly recorded In the
clark's Office Of the Halifax County court, being
tn treto requested. 81 al expose for sal az public
auction on the nth d. of jane, 1857, In the town
of MeadsvtiIe Halifax county, Va, at l? clock nj
In IA following real and personal propery-vi.,
certain LOT in the town Of headsyills containing
TWO ACRES, with handsome DWELLING and
other necessary buildings thereon: alf0, the
usual HOUSEHOLD and KlTCHES PuRNlTUkE,
including one excellent PIANO-PORTE.
Terms: Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale will be made for the payment OF
a debt due by negotiable Tote for $1,000, which
MOI is subie ct to reduction OF $500, the amount
due being $500 with interest from 18th April 1865
The real estate viii be sold subject to the dover
'S ia 10 y i'' '''' T. HATCHER, Trustee.
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VHhbs Il CTVNE1
Engineer and superintendent.

Persons wishing the abovs-specihed rod. or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon heir buildings
can have the work done In the most faithful man.
ner. All work put up by me kept In repair free OF
~A"'e' " WILLIAM s. MUNS0N,
,,vs I'm ao9 Main street.
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TINE CO.PARTNERSHIP OF Nc
sInsss az sHIPBRCKERs AND GESERhb con-
MISSION MERCHANTS will be continued under
the frm II MCGOWAN ARMlSTBAD.
They solicit continuation OF the patronage OF
the old hrm, as well u favorable considerstol
of the public Strict attention will be given 10 all
matters pertaining to shipbTokerage and the sale
OF gen ersl mere handiss and country Protues.2s-a
l. McKOWAS,
ie5Im 20, A. RMlsTEAD.
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-,,rn,c,I COLLEGE, OF VIRGINIA

ss- MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
ELECTION OF PROFESsORS.--A meeting OF tns !,
Board OF Visitors of this institution VIII De NV
a. tho College, in Riohmsnd. on WEpN hspA >
July q. at O'Clock p. NJ, to fill the Vacshey III
ths Chair Of Anatomy caused by the resle ha'sn
OF Professor Logan, who has been eisctea 10 'ue
Chair OF Surgery in the New Orleans seho04 VI
Medicine. $1,000
A. m. same meeting the Faculty will recon-
,,and 70 the Board the establishment OF new
professionally Of General Pathology and Patholo-
gica Anatomy.
Candidates for either position will forward ap-
pications and testimonials to the care OF the I'M
dersigned.
BY order of the President Of the Board OF Visi'
tors. L. S. J0YNEs, NJ. D.,
Ia lO-at Dean of the Faculty.
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FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, aoddin & Apperson. Auetionesr''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
DESI RABLE THREE-STORY
IL RgICK DWELLING, ON THE WEST SIDE
STREETS, At AUCTION.-On THU RSDAY, 18th
June, at o'clock p NJ, we will sell upon the
promises the very DESIRABLE REsIDENCs stu.
atsd as above, and occupied by d. A. Cardweil,
E,q
Ii has nine rooms, with water and gas, and Is
well adapted in its arrangement and location for
tn accommodation OF family.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at 4, 3. and
u months, witt interest, and secured by q trust
deed Purchaser to pay taxes for 1857.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Ia 10 Auc,ioneers.
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SeellS.

TURNIP SEED! TURNlP SEED !!
EARLY WHITE DUTCH TUHNlP,
RED TOP STRAP-LEAF Tt RNIP,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK TURNlP,
WHITE GLOBE TURNIP,
YELLOW GLOBE TURNlP,
GREEN TOP ABERDEEN TURNlP,
DEyONSHIRE GRAY STONE TURNlP,
IMPROVED RUTA BAGA TURNIP,
WHITE SWEDE TURNlP, etc, etc.
For sale by ALLAN JohNsoH,
iss 1893 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-10
Inducements.
GRAND PIC MIC

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- ~ OF THE
uNIrsp SCHOOLS or THE ST. JOHNS Gkh'
MAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
MONDAY. JuEH 10, 1857
ALIENS GROVE,
IN TIE VICINITY OF BAPTIST CoLhn'D'
HEAD OF GRACE STREET.
Tbs proc ceds to be used for tho erection o. hs
schooi. house, and therefore wa hope , "
largely attended. THE w"
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