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The Grand Army OF the Republic

COLUMBUS, ONO, January 3O.-The
State Convention of the Grand Army Of
tie Republic met to-day, and was well at
tended. The following resolutions were
adopted:
Eesolrsd, That we endorse the resolution
expressive of the principles and purposes
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
adopted by its recent national convention
led at Indianapolis.
Resolred, That the Grand Army of the
Republic is not organized to make nomi-
nations for Office, nor as mere sect COM
o.nation TO further the ambition OF politi-
cal aspirants; but its purpose is to pro-
mote the cause Of active loyalty, and TO
advance, by all legitimate and proper in
aaence, the general welfare and interests
Of the soldiers lately in the United States
army and TO serve the attainment of these
cnts we invite the cooperation and sup
port of all patriotic and libcraiminded
t,fvppg
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 3l.-Cotton dull
and dropping sales Of $50 bales; middlins
unlands. &c. Flour dull at l5025c. lew.
er; Ohio, sl0.s0GslS.3o; western, 5000
aI2.25; southern brands dull and dropping
at 8ll.25G$l6. Wheat duh, and 395c.
lower. Corn irregular; mixed western,
Al. 0s a0sl.l3. Oats dull and lower; west
ern, 6lG62c.; State, 66G6Sc. Provisions
heavy. Groceries quiet and steady. Ma.
val stores quiet; spirits turpentine, 66d
&C i6c. rosin, 3k0sc. Tallow steady al
iIGlliac. Frcights dull and lower. Cot
ton side AZ per sail; corn, ~ per rail.
AT the last Board stocks were quiet and
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- LYScHBuRG AND DASvILLE RAILRoAD.-
me Danyilie Register says Colonel Black
.''l and his assistants are now engaged in
II'aKing a plat Of their survey for the
tl!hchburg and Danyille railroad. The
Instance between Lynchburg and Dsnyille
W The line is, we learn from him, sixty
Ine miles. The line approaches town
TTohg Fall creek to the Richmond and
,y,aNTllle Railroad bridge. In a few days
re company will start back on the survey
y. another route, which will pass between
diN@ylyania Courthouse and Spring Gar
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-We have refrained from saying
anything recently in regard to the affair,
of the above-named road, hoping that
something might be done to resuscitate
il and start it again on its onward career.
Events have recently come to our know.
ledge which seem so effectually to have
souelched the whole concern that we can.
not sorbear commenting little on this
ereat-s,eindle, for such 1t has turned out
to be.--Alerandrid Journal.
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RADICAL DoINGs IN TENNEssEE.--In the
House, on the 29th, report was read from
the special committee recommending the
impeachment of Judge Frazier, of the
Criminal Court of Davidson county, ac-
companied by articles Of impeachment.
Judge Frazier's offence was the liberation
from arrest under habeaS corpus of mem
bers of the Legislature arrested last sum-
mer for absenting themselves and leaving
the House without quorum. He will
probably be impeached.
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Election OF Kentucky Senator.

FRANFoRT, KY, January 30.-Garrett
Davis was to-day elected United States Sc
nator by the Union Democrats and Conser-
natives by vote of 7s to Al.
The Kentucky Senate has ordered the
Congressional election for May 9th, but it
is feared the House will not concur, thus
leaving Kentucky unrepresented.
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TRIAL OF rHs STEAK PLouoH.-Qu.te q
number Of the leading planters and mer.
chants Of our State were present yester-
day at the trial of the steam plough i'm.
ported.by Messrs. Longstreet, Owen & Co.
The trial took place at the Fair Grounds
Of the Mechanics and Agricultural Asso.
citation, and the apparatus, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Max Eyth, late engineer-in-
chief to the Pacha Of Egypt, evinced, to
the fullest satisfaction Of all present, its
wonderful capacity as marvellously COM
plete and effective agricultural implement.
Some Of our most extensive planters who
were present at the trial were enraptured
with the swiftness and accuracy with which
It performed its work, albeit the ground
was unfavorably adapted to true and fair
exhibit Of its powers.
The plough moves between two engines
with such ease and celebrity, guided by ono
man, that the work Of forty ordinary
ploughs, with all the necessary hands and
accompaniment, can be performed intwen-
ty-four hours, and every moment Of favor
able weather may be improved with such
promptitude and certainty that no time is
lost in preparing the soil for whatever crop
may be designed. The advantages Of this
wonderful improvement need only to be
seen to satisfy all who are interested in
agriculture Of it's adaptability to our soil
and the economy and practicability of its
working on large or small scale. It is
such an enterprise as should interest every
planter and merchant in the State, and pro-
misses yet to revolutionize the system of
southern agriculture.
We can ill afford to let planters of EGYPT,
who have tested this machine, surpass US
in enterprise in the culture of our great
staples, and with the advantages Of the
steam plough we may vie with the world
in wealth and productiveness.-Neac Or
leans Crescent.
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TOHN FL. TYLER q CO., SUCCESS
d SORs TO MITCHELL 8 TYLBR, RICHMOND,
VA, stu continue the MATCHMAKING AND
JRWELRY BUSIN RSS at their old stand, No.
they ara daily adding new and desirable goods,
from hrst- elsas manufactoriss, both foreign and
1sty COILS and SILVER W1TcHss 6pAMoHD
and nne GOLD JEwELRY, SOLID Silver and
PLAATEDwARE, sPEcTA0tEs il great SsIisaty,
beside. full supply Of the Sss. xnss.n and in
ported AuIzle and Breech- loading Shot guns
and Pistols OF every make; and full line Of
Cartridges, Ammanitfon, and sporting Eqpipmsnts.
the country. Cash paid for old and native Gold
and Silver: All orders Per mail promptly. attended
TO, and Subtraction guaranteed. 10 Its
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- .
strodk. Gold, 1851. tb-ios, 49, lo7 v
ol07 u; new issue, i04 k6l04 \ l0-40s,
Registered, so1f0l0o.; do. coupon, ssA.
7-2o''' all series, io4 'selo41l.q 5a -
- BALTIMORE MARKET. }esi1 =
BALLrINoRE, January 81. Cotton steady
at SAC. for middling uplands. Coffee quiet
but Arm. Flour-good northwestern extra,
$3.50, quotations generally unchanged.
Wheat very dull. Corn-white and mixed,
9sGs1.02; good to prime white, $1,000
si.05; yellow 1c. lower and quoted at CSC.
whisky-country lots, s1.75. Mess pork,
s22. There is an active demand for bacon
and bulk meats, but no stock offering.
r AUGUSTA MARKET.
AUGUSTA, January 3l.-Cotton more
active; middling, sO1a; good, 81. e.
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The South Carolina Negro Trouble.
SAVANNAH, GA, January 30.-Colonel
Sibley has returned from the scene Of ne
gro troubles in South Carolina, but left a
heavy guard. There is q general spirit Of
characterization among the negroes of thi,
district, attributed to the teachings OF
Aaron Beadles, a negro lawyer from Boston.
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Fatal ARRAY I'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, January SOL J. Bry-
ant, well.known faro-banker, was shot
and killed at the st. Charles Hotel to-day
b. Judge Frederick Tate, of Texas. Tho
difficulty grew out of forged check pass
ed on BRYANT.
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RENTS IN NEW YoRK.-The New York
cypress says:
"Within the next two weeks occupants
of stores and dwellings will be called upon
to choose their premises for the next year
or longer, and already we hear Of contracts
made with owners and their agents, the
latter usually being more anxious to make
engagements than the former, which was
nos the case last year or the year before.
Proprietors are trying to get the prices of
lS65-'6G, but so far they are not successful,
and we doubt if they can be. Indeed, the
business of the country does not warrant
the payment of such sums. The income
of almost every business man was less in
1866 than in 1865, and will be less in 1867
than during the year just closed"
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The Kansas Legislature.

>, TOPEKA, KANSAS, January 3d. The
mouse to-day, after long session, passed,
"a Inc Committee Of the Whole, the propo-
si!'n TO submit to the people the question
" amending the State Constitution 80 as
" strike out the word "white."
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HoN. HENRY S. MAGRAw.-On Tuesday
evening about o'clock, while Hon. Henry
S. Magraw, formerly of Pennsylvania, now
Of Maryland, was walking along Pennsyi-
vania avenue with friend, he was taken
i'll, and stepped into an adjoining house
for the purpose of obtaining relief. Shortly
after he was FRUSTRATED by severe stroke
of apoplexy, from which it is feared he
cannot recover Washington Chronicle.
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Steamer Burnt.

SAVANNAH, January Sl.-The steamer
General Shipley was burned at ossibaw
island on the 9th. She was owned ct
Portland, Maine. -
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, January 3O.-The
new Assistant Commissioner Of the Bureau
for this State has abolished the labor order.
The freedmen now contract for what they
can get.
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Too CUTE BY HALF.-A gentleman who
had gotten into cab to 60 home, found on
nearing his house that he had no money
about him. This did not worry him much,
however, as he knew he had money in the
house but the thought struck him to play
a little trick on the driver. So he called
out as he ran up the steps, swat a minute,
l have dropped ten-dollar bill in the cab,
and will get light to search for it." The
words were barely spoken when the cab
man gave his horse furious lash and
started off at a rapid rate. The gentle
man, heartily tickled at the result, called
after him repeatedly, but never saw cab or
driver again. What were the "pheelinks :"
of the honest cabman when he came to
look for the ten dollars and found none we
will not pretend to say.-Mobile Tribune.
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Arrival Of Specie Mt New York, 4

New YORK, January 3l.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall, has ar
rived with 81, 100000 from California.
Panama dates are to the 23d. The allied
feet was at Valparaiso. The Brazilian
army had gained some advantage.
The Mendoza revolution was not spread
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Il was Don T. C. Peters, of Lynchburg'
who lost 30 much Virginia money In W ssn-
ington-about six thousand dollars worth
ofIVirginia notes.
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A DefauIter Found and $4,000 Re.
covered.

NV YORK, January 30.-George Cal
vert, Of G. c. Parks & Co., bankers, who
aecamped in October last with SAC, 1000 OF
,iier money, has been discovered in
.Nontreal, and $4,000 Of the money re-
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REELECTION OF How. GARRETT DAVIS,
Hon. Garrett Davis has been reelected
United States Senator from KENTUCKY Dy
avery fattering vote. Jse1 g,ss
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CATTLE MARKET. 80 i
BsEy Cattle ranged from y s61tsr SIoss.
MrrTos.--ws quote from sso e.. sioss. ior oral
nary tovsry good Shssp. -. .a..to.9
Hoss .-supply fully sausi to The dsnsnd q
loeaIic.. nett - $50 ,.-f..,i.t 49,,
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CHINA, GLASS, ANDHOUSE-FUR.
~ NisHIxG GOODS I'VE are Ms day receiving
ssotL Of CHINA And H0UslclgRHisH!1o
QOOD4, sueh - Plst4 warner, Co9ee 40 Tea
oyes. cssss ei1gtls. coE.e oESauss. RsllSt e:
md oeal noda4vssyeh an1sooe. - -
!. Also, FANCY GOODS 10 ggeat yaxtssy. sSsa 9
hsaa,lfsl Writing D:ssa, w0rh soxsa SssSfsr'
= BRANCH CUkRANfo &c
China, 6lsas, and Holse- furntshipg SeoeSa.
\ DE- corner Eighth snA Hain. 10. -.
DEMOvAL-The undersigned 81
III TO inform their frisnss hat they h.ss sloss,
Rourtesuth street between Main ana say Ana he
they viii Be pleased TO their eustonn ~ SO-
public. large and we'll. eelsotyd v ~. .iSsvs a.
band . Which .Asy rs SsSysSsoH ! hysff,
ofths Trade. Yocrtesnth ssTset
2lsu 49, bssvssn Main and Cary.
nXCIFIC GUANO.--We are now pre-
nsrsx - All ardsrs for tAi. valuable fsssilAses.
4 tissfai discount 20 i aEtis,S sApp.sos,
Car, street between ThiFsssnlA ma Fossssssse.
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SMOKING TOBACCO, SMOKING TO.
TOBACCO cal, nnd Very supsr ior Article, entirely
free from stsns, mannlaetursd in Bynchburg:
Brands: The Old Virginia Gentleman" and
" Spseklsd Pup" For ssls by as s
ian corner Of Main and Fiftssnth street,
MILK FOR SALE.-A gentleman .
IXl short distance from the city having more
MILK than Il required for his family would NE e
rssta ursnt or would not object 10 supplying few
families In the sane neigh borhood. Fer furthsS
inforuation. apply ~ this o@cs. CO.
NOTICE.-Ali persons indebted TO tho
IN estate Of MILES AMBLRR, deceased, are RI.
hxyino claims against the sstste can leave them
With me al my oftce, second door below the post.
once. - - E'sa j. II. SANDS,
Attorney for the kxecutTixo Of
.a-3w Mica Amber, deceased. {,
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Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of this city, is to lee.
turc in Norfolk tonight.
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Ola Stats coupon bonds should have al sou-
pons attached from July, 1851, inclusive.
virginia coupon bonds, old, So 10 90, new 70
VIRGINIA registered bonds, sx-interests
North Carolina new bonds. !. ........... s0G6lh
Xeorgia coupon ................. loo
Ts an ns COUPON ~ ,s2@ss
Richmond City bonds. 20
Petersburg City bonds. ................. o.
Lynchburg City bonds ..... ..........'' ~
Virginia Central Railroad bonds .:eZnW1o
Orange and Alexandria Railroad bonds. osa %
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad bonds. oogIo
Danytlle Railroad bonds. ex interest. II
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A NEW BOOK.
RgcoLLEcTIoNs OF HENRY WATKINS ALLIH.
Brigadisr- General Confederate States Army, and
Ex-Governor Of Louisians.
BY SARAg A. DORSEY. el.s. s

The work before rs Ii By far the most Interesting
history Of the civil war In the Guif States which
has yet appeared. Nowhere else have We found 90
full, life. fiks, and graphic an account q th9se
great military movements In the south ana sooa"'
west--R Richmond Times, January u, 1857.
This 10 the most interesting tssmof eonnsctse
with the war which We have yet seen:
n aobie tribu;e OF friendship TO one In svsU way
worthy Of IT, this eook sommsnSs i,ssu me- Al ~no
h,susa ~ shs virtues and patriotism Of the noble
msn who fought for her hberttes.-R Richmond
Eramiaer, ycsuarv II, 1877. F
We have found II so interesting that We bare
9Th difdeuiiy Withdrawn our attention iron H.
Riehmoad RAig, january -. r III .sg5Ht s4st +.
For sale BY A. u, CHRISTIAN = CO.
jsA
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. ETC.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BUY
IL Frs OF GROCERIBs.-Thankful for the
ADDED , ONE HUNDRED PRIZES tmatiaK Gys,
three hundred prisesI, besides that fine SPRING
WAGON. Prizes consisting OF Sugar Cured
Hams, Shoulders, Breasts, Buffalo Tongues, Tur;;
kies, Chickens, and Eggs, Iced Fruit and Pound
Cakes quarter boxes Layer Rsisins, bags Family
Flour and Backwheat; besides many other useful
and pleasing acticlcs too numerous to mention.
NV prices are az low as the lowest, viz
New Crop Rio Coffee, soc. per pound.
Best Laguay ra Coffee, 35c. per pound.
Real Government Java Coffee, 4sc. per pound.
Mol Coffee sugar, ls2. &c. per pound.
Very light Sugar, seven pounds for Hl.
Fair Sugar l2sc per pound.
SuSar-cured Hams, small, zoe. per pound.
Sugar. cured Shoulders, small, is 2-3e. per 10.
Sugsr-c cured Breasts, small, lsc. per pound.
Flour, equal to Family, twelve-pound bags, ~.
English Cooking Soda, l2c per pound.
Best Gunpowder Tea, can't be beat, ". 40 per
pound.
Best OoloDg Tea can't be beat, 81. so per pound.
Warren's east Powder, soc. per bottle.
also deliver goods free to any part Of the city
so the advantage is with the buyer, as you get an
envelope containing prize or blank. without
charge. Every thing TO gain. nothing to lose.
ALEXANDER McAULEY,
No. TIA Main street between Seventeenth and
Zig hteenth, ia l-1w
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JEWELLERS, sc.


OLIVER WARE.
SILVER SILVER.
TEA SETS, GoBLBTs, CUPS,
SUGAR and CREAM SALT CELLARS and
CUPS, SPOONS,
SPOONS and FORKS. BUTTER KNIVES.
ELEGANT JEWELRY.
GOLD. GOLD.
WATCHES, SLEEVE BUTTONS,
SETS EARRINGS and STUDS,
BROOCH RINGS. BRACELETS.
PLATED WARE.
TEA SETS, SPOONS and FORKS, .
URNS, CAST0Rs,
WALTERS. CAKE BASKETS,
WATER PITCHERS, ICE PITCHERS.
C.. GENNET,
ia3 opposite the post offce.
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TALBOT & BROTHER,
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, 0RIGr MILI4s
HYDRAULIC PRESSEs. &o.,
| are again IN business, corner Cary and sever.
aIcKs,s PATEST ENaIsE ths sT:.A.;,Hs tn II:
of ENGINE required. All persona Wishing 70 bay
viii do well 70 call and see them before Pafehss.
ing elsewhere. eu3-ly
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MILLS Il RYANT, TOBACCO Elk:
AND GoHaIssIoN HERCaAaT Tor Is. P..::
fTOBACCOs Orders collected. Liberal advances
made on eonsignmenu. Refer to 4. p: HAnyIY,
President National Bank OF Virgins JAAns
THOMAS. Jr., Esq. Richmond. Va; Asssn n.
MEssRNeBR q Co New York ksssrs. JolEsoH
THOMPSON. Boston. Mass. vN-o (
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Jour HOGSH EADS PRIME CLEAR
Il BACON SIDES,
hogsheads prime bone BACON SIDES,
20 barrels and halt barrels M0LASSES.
10 half barrels and kits No. and MACKE-
l?s barrel, FAMILY, sUPERFINE, and EXTRA
FLOUR:
and all other goods usually kept in my line.
WILLIAM B. RADCLIFFE,
Ia lQ-lm 1879 Main
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inst opened at
NOW Lam & CO.'S,
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER RINGS,
DIAM ND WATCHES,
DIAMOND, PEARL, AMETHYST, and Coral
SETS OF PINS, EARRINGS, and BRACELETS
and great variety OF rich
NEW SILyERWARE,
At MAIN STREET, CORNER OF. TENTH,
above the post.ofice.
ia N-lwl
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC.

A LMANACS FOR 1867.
IN LESLIE-illustrated,
TRIBUNE,
R RhaHIlass' VIRGINIA and NORTH
CAR0LINk,
OLD FRANKLIN,
HAGERST0WN,
BEADLES ALL.THE-YEAR BOOK.
AMERICAN FARMERS,
LBSLfE-comic,
BTCKRL's Observation-Disclosures,
PAMILlEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
BOLTZ EALEN DER-illustrsted.
For sala by j. WALL TURNER,
No. 20 Thirteenth street.
ia 25-h Richmond, W..
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0OO BOXES wEBB'S SOAP, at fac
Is boxes Weiss TALLow CANDLES,
for sale by ia 29-etl ARMISTBAD CARY.
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lust RECEIVED, so bags RIO and
u LAGUAYRA COFFEE. For sale by
la 29-6t ARMISTEAD CARY.
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OK BARRELS MORRISS'S GOLDEN
~ SYRUP for sale by
Ia og-gt ARMICTElD CARY.
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TWO MARRIAGES.. BY Miss MU-
ST. ELMO. BY Miss Evans.
IDALIA. By Ouida.
RECOLLECTION OF II. WATKINS ALLEN.x
TRUTHS HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBEL
LION. 4E Ell
COUNTRY QUARTERS.
SIX HUNDRED YEAR.
WAR POETRY OF THE SOUTH. BY simms.
sURRY, OF EAGLES NEST. By J. &. Cooke.
J. WALL TURNER, Bookseller.
IA Se-ts No. 20 Thirteenth street.
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TWENTY FIRKINS NEW VIRGIL.
Il MIA LARD, 5000 pounds COUNTRY BACON,
STEVENS s. PEGRAM,
Ia3s Gil Broad street.
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A l.. SHEPHERD & CO., General
n . Commisgion Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business sns
trusted to our care VIZ Esesiv: prompt attention.
Atkinson, and late Talman 4 Harris, 10 sssociatsl
with rs and will be pleased 10 serve his old
friends and the former patrons Of the two late COM
Germs. Once corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
tyW
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MORE OF THAT DELIGHTFUL
Nl ROLL BUTTER just received from the Val.
ley, and for sale by STEVENS Il PEGRAM,
is 10 Gil Broad street.
U l. 0 u Roo barrels RICHMOND
Il EXTRA and FAMILY FLOUR, Of superior
quality, just received, for sale BY
Elicit ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants,
ia 80 corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
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THOsAsP. MINOR, THOMAS WfLKIEsoH,
Late Minor i Jones. Agent Enquirer.
MINOR IL WILKINSON, COMMITS
wi SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No 1870 Main street, Richmond, Va, will give
personal attention to the sale Of all country pro-
duce. Orders for merchandise will be promptly
executed Liberal advances made on CO gn.
ments We refer, by permission, to the foIN0in
gentlemen wises & fitEhugh. attorneys at law |;
deeds, Richmond. Va. X. N. Smith Son, En-
oufr,y Richmond. Va 10 10
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GCARCE LAW BOOKS.
- RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1890 Main street,
offer for sale Virginia Reports, 50 vols; kobin-
sons Practice and Forms, LoInax Executors
and Digest, Mathews's Civil and Criminal Digest.
Lawyers Guide, sands's Suit in Equity, Dxvis's
Criminal Law, Tate,s Index and digest, Jennings
Justice, fuckers Commentaries and Blackstone.
Tato's Forms, Mayo's Guide, Law Mzxims. and
l. 500 volumes OF Standard Law Books. jas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27
From CHICAGO.

z fss5st 4sss4 =
CHICAGO, July 26.
At the Stats Convention Of the Base Ball
players, held at the 6herman House this
morning, twenty five Clabs werc represented.
The Constitatiea- s~d Bylaws Of the National
Association we're adopted, and tho following
oficers were elected: Prssident--G. w.
kackey, Bloomington; Vice Presideut-U !.
s. Wells, Chicago; Recording Secretary ~.
B. Mann, Danville; Corresponding Secretary
e-E. II. Gregss, Rockfbrd: Treasurer w
81. Dart, Rock Island. E. II. Greggs and j !.
]. Gillaspie were chosen TO represent the
Association in the National Convention, to
be held in Riladelphia the second Wednes.
day in December with j. NJ. Dietrich and j..
j. Kearney - substitates.
i j In match thu afternoon between the At
lantics Of this city, snd the Cream City OF
Milwaukee, the former were victorious,
score standing II, and Cream
City 20. A great deal of interest is felt in
the game to come of tomorrow between
the Nationals, of Washington, and the Ex
celsiors, of this city.