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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.



ALBANY, Jan %, 1851
The Senate met at half-past seven p. n
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. La BAU-To incorporate the Board OF Domestic
Missions OF the Reformed Dutch church Il incorpo-
rates John A. Hardenburgh. Robert H. Pruyn Isasc N
Wycko and hcr associates and SUCCESSORS the real o.
personal estate OF said corporation In this State
cxoeed the annual increase Of $4,000.
BY Mr. Low-Authorizing the Middletown, Unionvillo
and Water Gap Railroad 70 use fifty pound rail
Wm Beard and others in front Of their lands in tho
Twelfth ward Of Brooklyn to provide that nothing
therein shall 6e construed to authorize the perBo
named 20 extend any pier Or other structure beyond
sea wall line.
BY Mr. ODoHxxLI--To make general throuehout the
state the Provisions OF the Excise law In force In the
AeFopOan district; also 70 prohibit the employmen1
~ railroad companies OF persons conductors enat.
neers brakenen or switchmen, who shall make use %
intoxicating liquors - beverage and any company
$500 or moro than t3 900, and liable FOR ali damages
which any person may sustain BY the employment o.
retention Of such persona
BY Mr.. Hrxs-Authorizng the construction or har-
Dor or breakwaer the junction Of the Chemuna Canal
with Senaca Lake and authorizing the CONSTRUCTION Of
bridge over the Chsmung Canal In Elmrs and 70 abaa-
don bridge No. 8. -.f +. - 7. /.
ny ar Kuxf-For an iron bridge over Champlaiu
Canal IN the village Of Waterford also bill authorizing
.ne town OF Johnstown 70 loan bonds TO tho Fonda
!ohnssown and Govesville Railroad Company ordere6
70 the third reading; also bill amending act author
zng the Emanuel congregation Of New York TO hold ana
convey real estate: also bill for closing up the a
OF the Bank OF Monroe also bill authorizing the Fire
street Presbyterian church Of New York donate IT.
properly the New York City Mission and Tract Socstys
county, 10 borrow $500.
The Senate then adjourned.
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Sen at0r.
FsAxroRr Jan. %, 1867
No Senator has ye. boon elected The vote to-day
stood Powell, IS; Harding, As; Bristow 3snccesssrv
70 choice 90. The other proceedings were unimpor.
tant Rumor says that Bristow, and probably Harding
Roussssu, and adds that the new candidate win bs
elected.
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Cra~sAr, JAN "a 1897.
.ksya bsosnsm co. ssocs brokera and dlsa 4 Co.
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RICHINGs' ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY OLYMPIC
theatre, Broadway-LA Soss .xBuLA.
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NEW YORK THEATRE Broadway. opposite New York
Hotel-BIzD or PARADISE
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Uneven-hanAed Justice Among tho Gamblers.
The newspapers Of the city published yester-
day an elaborate and most graphic report Of a
police raid upon certain fashionable" gam
bling house on Broadway on Sunday night,
the proprietor Of which, accompanied by his
colored servants, was conveyed to the station
house aud locked mp. The proprietor waa the
great American champion Of the pugilistic lists,
who ought to have whipped the English cham
pion Tom King, but made terrible mistake by
getting whipped himself This raid was all very
we'll and no doubt rebounds to the great glory
of Superintendent Kennedy and the moralists
who undertake to teach morality to the clergy
and less enlightened people. We hear good
deal Of what is called even-handed justice, but
we sometimes meet with instances Of uneven
handed justice also. As one example We have
the fact that while the police pounce upon this
small gambling affair in which only ten thou
sand dollars or tbercabouts were on the table,
another gambling transaction, involving, it is
said, hundred and forty thousand dollars,
between an honorable Member of Congress
elect, Mr.. John Morrissey, and another honor
able member, Mr. Ben Wood, which occurred
some time since, was allowed to be settled In
gentlemanly fashion, the money beipg forked
over after the game was played out and both
gentlemen walked or without any police inter
ference.
same in both cases, unless distinction might
be made between the hero who won fight in
America and the hero who lost fight in Eng
land. There may have been other influences,
perchance, to account for the discrimination
exercised in the two cases. For instance, the
honorable member elect to Congress had
received the appreciation Of portion of the
inhabitants of the city who cast their votes for
him, and this might be . good argument in
favor Of extenuation with Mr.. Kennedy and the
police force. The Hon. John Morrissey, like
the old man Of the sea, endeavorcd to carry
too heavy weight on his shoulders when he
undertook to "boost' the Hon. John Hoffman;
but when the crisis came he ungratefully
pitched him of and ran to the goal alone.
This was not exactly playing fair in politics.
though the Hon. Mr.. Morrissey has generally
the credit Of playing fair in those rings
and on those tables where politicians occa-
sionally take hand. The fact is that If the
thing was done con the square, the Hon.
John Morrissey and the Hon. John Hoffman
should both have been elected; but the luck
did not turn that way. However, in the matter
Of police raids on fashionable gambling houses
we are in favor Of even-handed justice.
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THEATRE FRANcAIs. Fourteenth street. near Sixth
ayenue.-LA PAPLLoSNK
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D0DWoRTH's HALL. 800 Brosdway.-P Rorxssoa HARrz
WILL PERsoRx Hrs MIRAcLRs-THE HEAD IN rnE r.
TIN INDIAN BASKET TRICK
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JUDGE WHITING AND DIRTY SrREErs.-Some
people are complaining that Judge Whiting
does not clean the streets; but Judge Whiting
has found ont that the streets cannot be
cleaned under the existing contract, upon
which the Tammany ring has saddled some
thirty or forty pensioners, drawing salaries Of
from FIVE hundred to fifteen hundred dollars
year for which they do nothing. He will not
carry ont any such contract He does not re-
fuse to clean the streets, which under any cir
cumstances could not be effcctually done this
weather; but he IL quietly holding back until
the Legislature puts the work under the con-
troll Of the Board OF Health, to whom IL pro-
perly belongs, and not to any corrupt con-
tractors. Calico was ostracised because he
asserted that the earth revolved round the
sun. 80 Judge Whiting Il abused because he
says that the streets cannot be cleaned under
the contract - II now stands.
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AMUSENENTs THIs EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, broadway. near Broome
sreet-ALAppIs THk WONDERFUL LAsP-CNDKRELLA-
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AiRASY, Jan. 20, 1851
Inc Assembly met a half-pas seven O'Clock to-nighs
= M LIrLsJoaN presented the annual report Of The
Oswcgo City Library.
- REPORTS. 4ts
ny by hr wxLIs-To amend the charter OF the Masonic
by MI TARsor-To authorize tho town Of Leroy 70
raise money by tar
NOTICES on HILLS.
- BY MT SKrLLMAN-The authorize the town officers of
Hampstead and Oyster Bay 70 raise money BY tax.
BY Mr. srrLss-In relation 70 the State Normal
School m Fredonia
BY Mr.. CREAMER-In relation to the appointment og
New York Tax Commissioner
MrR0DUCyD.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the unfinished busi-
ness in Surrogatss ONCE In Orange county.
BY Mr.. MAxwmL-ro change the boundaries or the
village OF Saugerties.
BY Mr.. DIxos-Io incorporate the Laborers Protect
i've Association Of Brooklyn.
BY Mr. BRGGs-To repeal the act relative 10 the Ulster
and Delaware rlankroad Company.
BY Mr. BiGnIow--To declare portion of Black river
Z public highway
BY Mr. buxrs-Tc authorize the Supervisor Of the
town Of Copake 70 borrow money the credit OF ths
town.
Tho roll then called and only nifty four memberu
be ing found 70 be present tho Assembly adjourned
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San FRANCISCO MINsfRELs 5s5 Broadway opposite
the Metropolitan Hoiel-IS ErHropiAv ErrgRrAfv-
AKsTs. SINGING. DANCING AND BuRLEsQurs. rs.-MIpsIGHr
SESSION CONGRESS.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos. 2 and West
Twenty fourth street-GRIFrN CHRfsTY's MINsrRELs.-
ETHIOPIAN hISsrRxLsY, BALLADS BURLEsoUEs 6c.-AxDI
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new ideas and new constitution of
this new epoch, casting ont all the
remaining dregs and dry bones of that
old, torn down fabric whose corner stone, like
that of the defunct JEFF Davis confederacy,
was African slavery. The rebellion was
movement to perpetuate, outside OF the Union.
that system Of slavery established In the old
constitution, but which the Union had out
grown. Hence our old pro-slavery oonstitu-
ton In the war for the Union went down with
the rebellion, and with IL must 90 down oil the
adjuncts Of slavery, such as Calhoun's State
rights and the civil and political disabilities
attached to the African and tho slightest
illusion Of African blood. The pending
amendment covers all this ground and will
give us that new constitution and that new dis
pensation for which the price has been paid
Of three hundred thousand Union soldiers
lying In their graves, and three thousand
millions Of money in the shape Of national
debt
The results gained by these great sacrifices
win be fixed in the constitution, where they
will stand. President johnson must no longer
resist this great movement He must give
way or resign, or he viii be removed. The
advancement of General Grant TO his Office
will make the impeachment perfectly satisfac-
tory to the loyal States and decisive with the
rebel States II In the interval TO 1868 he
shall not have finished all his appointed work
ample time will be accorded him in his regular
election for the succession. We like The Idea
Of calling In the man who put dewn ths rebel
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,.r~rru FROM PETERSBURG.
c,r-,.ronaencc or,ne edmond Dispatch.
pITLKSnCRG, July G, 1867.

= is''ni''.N's "'i- ~ '>b''
4 topic which created no little sensation
today in Graucial circles was the reported
consolidation 81 the two banks OF this city
namely, the Merchants National and the
First National, the latter represented TO
have been merged in thc1nrmcr. Such arn-
NOR, having found lis way into one Of the
daily papers, excited considerable uneasi-
ness. As far a. have been able to under
stand, however, there is 10 just ground for
il. The facts, n stated on authority, arc as
follows Mr.. Reuben Rasland, the prcsi-
dent al the First National, and by far the
largest nc,;hoider IN the iustitu'ion-own
Ing, 1t IL stated, considerably more than
.noie,y-di>posch Of n no~tipn Of his stock
aui resigned his position az president.
Nr. James Chicv"s, another stocihoider,
,a the sans. These vacancies in the
Board, With another, were filed by the
election ri ~" following ""uit"m"i-viL.,
Nc~srs r d. McIlwainr, /. +. Davis, and
&. ". S,ic"r. On 'i.s organization OF
TIE Board, McsSrS. Hc!lwaJHc and Davis
were elected respectively President and
Vice President, II place o! Mcssrs. Rag
lard ana Chirvcs, VII" had long and ciii-
c."n,iy He'd ,',u-o c.iiccs. The following
gcntlcueu now comp"s" The full Board Of
Directors: Il. D. McII.ainc, President;
i. L. DAVIS, VIC? President; Syiranus
johnson, john l.. L"noiuc, .!oha Donnan,
and c. Y. Spiccr, Directors.
The quarterly statement Of the condl-
ton Of the First National, published this
morning, is pronounced hy gentlemen oil
financial ability 10 jc as favorable an cX-
!,ihi; as tina, ut any banking institution IN
Tho country. !, has been under the man
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N"-te.r,::":s--s'rn Fourth ~ Lu!r.
SJrruLE, July 3, 1867.
The registration ot voters IN two dis
ii;cls Of Nan-rmoul county has been COM
,.'c:,5, "Ilh il" following rc,ii,: Whites,
81 c,logrG, 5Gi. Tue white people &c
n"ya;Iy arr exceedingly "rG'Lctic oil ;liis
sutirr,. j. : thought the !"n,ainlm- dis
triIlS of this roHrtr viii register more
white ,i.;;i co:ur,d voters. Such certainly
hhGnii Eac tl,c case, as the whites have II
clear majority OF several hundred III the
county.
The uutAvoTalc season has seriously
damaged The corn cror. 1t Is scared il will
not prove half Of The usual yield. But
iitllc wheat WIS spwn.
Yesterday The negroes celebrated 1udc-
prndcncc n4r hv large procession, en-
brocinG Nuuu@ a;i Oh, male and female,
preceded L. Hc and dram, with the stars
AMI stripe, waving over them. After pa
luGi"- the streets tor several hours they
were addressed by three c"lorcd men III
speeches containing rs mrch n"nscnsc as
mgr" Spcrchrs usually have. Every thing
passed If quietly, ii We except a slight
disturbance between a northern man and 4
Iarkcy. Fi0GE&GS.
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r.,WO TESFSIENTS. on BAKER.

by James VI. Taylor !. Son, Auctionc-r5,
nice 10. 81 Main street, third door below ,as
SpotawoOl Hu.ei.
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AUCTION Safes.
FUTURE DAY.

BY z. B. Cook, Auctioneer'
rorrer GoyerDOr and Franklin streets
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sAhH
II rupyrrURE PARLOR sET7, MIRRORS,
OFYIcE FUaNITHRE,
IRON SAFE. oMMlBUsES, &c,
AT AUCTION :,
On WEDNESDAY. July 10th, at 10 o'ciock, ~,
sell at the Monument Hotel, cornen OF ~ - iI', -,
Gracs streets the entire HOTEL OUTFIT, conei"''
ing Of
HANDSOME MIRRORS, ,yop,rrCsR
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, and lS6AAla Jan
FLOOR GILCLOTH and MATING,
MsRBLE.TOP CLEANSER SUITS.
HAIR ard sRiiCH MATTRESSES,
FEATHRK BIDS BEDDlT6,
CANE and WOOD->EaT CHAiRsi ,-
WlLVUr EXTENSION and SIDE IA sLEs,,
!. iarge 10. ot CROCKEEY. CHINA, GLASS,
go TINWARE, &c, Sc
Tho office furniture consists Of
SMaHoGsNY and WALNUT DESKS,
iarya size INV Ard CLOCK,
TiiTUE & MCFARLAND IKnS SAFE, &c.
After " h!ch Will b" sold
! largo nMSl6US, capable OF carrying WE'VE
psr n,,1rior HORSES ard HARNESS
concord SPRING WAGON.
at,sntipn Of The pub ic j. called 70 this sale,
a. j. scords everybody an opportrnltv OF snpplyl
themselves with good furniture, ana 10 any "..
.riJ,;.y foerbafk IN this business an ofpoltnll,F
m, With ..nbracne a II doe "vrrg article
necessary for the conduct OF 'ErWrRsoy
salo conducted by E. 3. Cook, Auction'er.
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Correspondence o! the kichmonu Dispatch.
NECuAN!CSv!LLH, Juiy :. lS61.

l-Send you statement Of the register
Ing today II IL O'clock al Cold Harbor !.
whites, OBS blacks, S4I. Black majority,
66. But it is thought hy night, wLeu ii
will close for this district, that it viii be
about i lie.
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cIy HUNDRED AND S1NTI.sl.N,S
= sCRss OF WOOD LAND NEAE |,ICGN )
WHARf. ~ CHtRLEs CITY QUIT t f,,,,.
SALE AT ArCT'GN,-Wa vi soil al haris' Ery
tb.t bin: court day e56 aCaES 'hros 2nd naii
miles IRON w!lcox9 wharf. on Jane r,vtf. n
I,i. - Tono walker James Barnes, ard others.
IRIS land i will wooded, and would sui any oh'
wi-hiu.t0 20 l.. the wood business ing u aTi
will Il. .rb- iytiaI 20 10 suit persons 81 9id'
m..r. Tho improvements consist ~ now, Toh,
fortabia house and kitchen. Mr: l4hn i;hh.te' .
no" E''"e go ~ auctionesr-.
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spoudcuc. Z! the hichu.uat Dispatch.
CIAEKSyuIr JuIy l. ISL

The registration il District No. l, CIarkS-
vile, commenced On the 10Th of June and
closed on the 5 h Of July Co!Ulcd, 44e :;
whites, 2S1-colored mnjnriIy, 203.
think there were a. least 100 whites in our
district who did not turn out. Al Wi>e's
election We po!lv6 SO votes. The regis
tration is now going on in Districts No. .
aud ), aud will commence il Nos. ) and L
on Tuesday next, aad then il Nos. / and 5.
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Correspond. nee OF tho Ricl.monI Dispatch.

CHAPEL Hull,
Fluvanna county, Va, july !, 1867.
Tho registration closed at this place
this evening, after Il session OF six DAYS.
Whites, lGl; blacks, 1872. Negro major
ily, IS. only send You the registration
for this district, No. !. | see The "a aud
3 has been Irroucd, which give \ white
majority 81! about s,Nry. The 4th, 9Th, and
9Th, which ar, 10 DC taken, will give the
blacks. mos, probably, II small majority.
Crops OF every variety III this county are
looking well. T.
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Meetings.

ICHMOND BASEBALL CLUB
IL The Inembees OF the Richmond Base na,l
Club ara requested to attend the regular mon.h1y
mee,irg Of the Club THIS (Tnesdayl ~ EH ~
July at1 a, the CITY Hall at O'Clock. jv s-t
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lost, Sfrnyed, and Found

I tST, at the second Market, OF pc
/ ! tween that point and Firat and Cary streets,
IN saturday The eth. POCKET containing gold
.pec,, -. purse with Hce dollars, gold watch
kew. &c 1he FEEDER will please return The same
to This office, and suitable r7wari W b" paid.
iv
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T UST, 1T or near the upper s.55asszGG---zss-s,
4 1 ina rkei house, Il pair OF GOLD
SP4CT GILES. Tbs finder will be literally re-
warLed by leaving the same AT Stall No. IL IN The
yeRstabla ma Iket. ~ 9-ltF
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House ui,d sign Painting.

u EAIOVAL.- StHhlN Ek
IL CO.. HOUSE anD SIGN PAlaT&Ka. a4N" -
uov-d their shop 10 Tenth between A"'@ ="
Bank streets.
all orders Tor work VIII % paac!ualy az
hfuliy a;tn'l!s al -. j. IS u
DICHMONp SION EMPoall'M. =
IL S!Ga PAINTING 0P EGEHY pESEh!Pt.pN
hAR.UrED PROMPTLY AND oS S,TisF =.
TORY TERMS at TAG ABOVE bsrA III,
MENr BY L. l.. MONTAGUE 3 SoS. rGAIh
STREET BELOW MAIN NY ti-ts
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TOR RENT, the superior FOUL R.
Z STORY AND RAsEMENT WARE Ia.
HOUSE N Commercial Block ad Joining our ~:
own store. This houss hts every ccnYe- --..llsss
nionce, Nth vault ard sais Inside, ard hes 20
slrsIior IL the cay sttao! - location arrange
lnene Price reasonable.
rnh Is-ts EARvETs q WILLIAMS
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IT y MA CIGARS just received
direct from ,he nanufa csnrer. n Havana
small iot Of CAoauhs and fartASa. q ears For
salob ostAR CRAM,
No. Exchange Block, Fourteenth street
do
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By 6. Gathright, Auctlonosr,
No 1la3 Main street. between Fourteeath
End Fifteenth.

end Fifteenth.
cUPERB PARLnR AND CH AMbE &c
- rT-gyTTURr. FINE GILT MlRHnRr, ~ -
seTS aSD OTHER CARPETS. PhhTEp" : y =.
IT ATCTI0N.--l will eel at ny sore on
'r rRSnAT the Iita instant, 81 10 cICcF = -.
na,ior assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and hi fChhS
/ TaSITtTsE balon2!ng 10 parties 1saFiiS 'h7
Northumberland Mahogany and other "fa'
robes, , ,n, ,.bar
Fife Marble top, walnut, Aiao"SaH! 80" o
Cabinets
az rble ton Washstands,
Splendid Gil. Msreorc.
Ianry Lind and other fine Beastead-, . c.,,.
Ea.u;iCully. carved D!vans, covered Win 24'a
Fire Mahogany spring. -sa; ParIor Chairs
Mahogany Rockers.
Excellent Feather BEDS,
Mattresses Bedding &c.
M4ho1any sidehoarts.
Parlor Tables Hat Racks, 49,.
Dining Tables and Chars, VIVID h'i'E o.h'i
articles 100 numerous to detail.
ALSO,
fine Cooking Stoves.
Fine lot Crockery. &c. al 70 b. "o!1
,rs,bcu, yar.r1 to tricc L. GATHRiGHT.
"a Auctionser.
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BY G.nbbs {. Williams. Arc ioneors. l1a
Eorthwe.t corner Main and klegemAh streets.

SHERIEE"S ALE.-Will be sold at
- the auc ion. hou-. Of Isaac y. Cooke, on
Seventh between Broad and Marshall streets. com
100 pair ladies aud 1t's.e7' SHOES, Boy and
Mems BOOTS lot of COATS and PANTS, To- II
CALICO. one STOW. CASE, CABINET. WGHr-
RuBH, IA BE, and -uudrr Other articles Or value,
to satisfy distress warrant in my hands in la1 Or
" I'D. JONI ". WRIGHT, ;. c. e.
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NEW DRY GG0DS.-Wa have now
y In store, and will continue 10 r"ceivn dning
Tho pr.rrut week nm al, rely Ne" >ItGh OF
SUMMER Dry GOODS, direct fr"m 3ew York,
where tn have b""n selected IN person expressly
for hi. market. We cal! cap. c!ai attention to our
cciupl-t. a., ortrnent III ~
jUUv!N,S AED PRINCESS KID GLOVES,
comprising all numbers ard Shad"s. Buyers car
give us a cal VILE tho full s,snIaAcs that they
viii bs suited.
Al.o EEW DRESS GOOps-snch ga
! aC0NETS ORGANIZES. LAW IS,
JACnEEr KOBE. GRtiE M. Els. eud BERAGES.
BLACK and WHIT STRIPED LIZ, s ID Csc.
Airo, full assortment II
DyM ESTiG>. " iilTE Gt"US,
HnUS .FrRElSHiN3 GHDjS, &c,
10 which "" in:te tho attention of our customers
s:il toe public -.
CAkDUzo, ALSOP < F0UpoUREaT.
no. ~ z .caG street,
10 in"In hctwasn ! iilh and TtMih,
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....,. ,t,~,-,.s,r. will he sold Il ACRES near
uTn..,-aiI church adjoining TIE lands % Anfh2hy
* + ana n,1ar- This ttac. IS -i-o w'!l woodeh.
Terms: Made known on day o. 40 y
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fs-Sa ~ RI = =.

"a m 7: -; !, 80
ICHMO AND OA.F!lLE
NRGfLROaD--CHAEG or ~ @nu l.r,-NEW
ami after SUNDAY, S,T
: i.s1 oniy ono daily Mail sud Passenger tr..
viii be RIM uuon thiS road zach Wy.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSrS1hh IRliS.
GOING W Est.
Leave Richmond daily dt...,.,....''..','lsl5h Y.
Lea 70 Danrille daily st....,.....'......-.t =.
rive 81 Grpere bOro' at....--.-...r...r.fn- = Y
at burke Vile vi h ;r@n- c4 sOgt4.t.
railroad for Lynchburs, kr"xri.Ie. NtsA7.-,
Sc; ~ Greensboro viii ,rasu. M
Yorth Carolina railroad f"r Charlotte, Colombia,
On lrIesl0n, Augusta, Macon. Co.umbI-, Sara.
nah, atlanta, Montgomery NOBLE, New pr:ac.
Sc, ac. r,,,cy,cr
Leave Greensboro daily at...............s l. y.
r.pv.- pauvilo daily ~ A. st.
Arrive ut Richmond At .....,. s. 7, Y.
connecting AT Errk.ville with trains On Srr.1..I-
"'.N THOMAS p0nt"Ear,
my 3D. go ##..'4-#s.
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RICHMOND, July ;, 1857.
- -
C., m,

- KID.
In conr.q uarcs Of III hath have sold out nv
entire Iu,ercat in The btsiEss- Oi N!!l : Moses
TO Nj vo-1s J! iIlhis.r.
In retiring tom The Iobb!ng dry goods business,
rrtu my mot -4GCer" Il! 4 10 my nam. rous
fTar II !" the CITY and s9rDnhdlrG country for
III. vry itrr'i patronage rrc.i. .i Il. III cir Uds
since Il . este U-h !n-u, % the concern, AMI earn
estlv soacita c"rtlEualC- III the same .or my
cessOr, Dir Mll!s.I-er, a s'GtiuLda every wa y
WORTHY {, the conf 'enc2 d.d esteem or the mer-
chants who purchase .n,.r supplies y TO city Of
R!chr6olG. ALFRED MOSES.
KIcESUSD, July ), l.l7.
In 4ssnui : tho business heretofore conducted by
Mli!ni<rr = Nurss, ! tender nv slucr tuauks 10
tn ose who have 30 liberal nratow.d their patron
ara on tue late cogc-In with th- assurance thai IN
future no Il r! on my part hall b. rparst where
by To insure complies sat'r'ttt II 10 those who
ma favor with their patronage.
Ina few DAYS 1 large addition viii be made 10
my pr.--n, extensive a--or;ment Of DEi GOODS,
10 which ;uv!L- the ateu:!o. oi c',v and county
merchants and Gao assure hem that ! shall b-
prep red 10 eel On - liberal t-r.!- a'% house
In tbs country MUSES. AILI.lii>EE
kIru.ig.p Inl. !. 1907. " 5-iw
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iNWO TESTMENTS, on BAEER
! BETWEEN FIFTH SID SIXTH .TsEETs,
navy uILL, FOR SALE ~ AUCTlu%.-
Will he sold on WEDNESDAY, tho 10Th day
OF July on Ia. Premises, al q. clock + "
. w. TEEhMEET>, with brick FROM, on ta!t@r -
.ws.n =. tn ard Sixth streets, fronting on 'h- south
-iG- Baker stree, tweuty l1et each, and running
back siX,y Two iset TO alley si%t.ai. IL wide
Ihe house IS II contor able on, " lA iourro M.
and has i me well OF water on lie lot. deed on
both lO's.
T.aHs Liberal, and viii d. made known =. the
sale. JAMES II. TAYLOR SpH,
w. AuCtlyuserS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-09
ShiDDinN.

EOR BALTIMORE. ~ A.s y AL
R-PUwHATAN sTEANB AT -
C0MpAs Leaves Eishm1nd sSs - esa.
every WED3 EsDAY and = SDAi rr1n.y The
n@"Ts SrIsf KqEsEI Ts4vEsS 81
will leave mere, ats a u " TI,EsD8Y. This
asa;psr has sp.ndid saloons, statsrooms, ana
F p1' irsssht eS
c,uHen. - DAVID 4 WILLIAM GORRlE,
n csr al Charles T. WORKMAN Co.'S fl'een'n
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