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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14
The Status Of Freedmen I'm the
COurts.-.an Restrictions TO be
Removed. ........

The following important bill passed
the House yesterday, after a brief
discussion, by vote of 4S to SO. The
yeas and nays will be found in the
proper place in the proceedings:
A bill to be entitled can act to amend the
Statutes of this State in reference to
Freedmen"
ture of the State of Mississippi, That where
ever the Word Freedmen is used in any
of the laws of this State, it shall be construed
to mean and include all negroes and mulat-
toes who were free on the Both of August,
A. D. 1865, and their decendents, and all
who have since that time been emancipated.
!. Sec. q. Be it further enacted, That the
first section of IAN act to confer civil rights
on freedmen, and for other purposes, APP
proved 25th of November, A. d. 1866, be SO
amended as to give to freedmen the same
rights of acquiring, holding and disposing
of real estate, as is allowed by said first sec
ton in respect to personal property; and
that the Proviso of the first section of the
above recited act, be, and the same is here
by repealed aai#%s-5 sgss lseaG4s.@
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That arti-
cles 1872 of section Ia, page $40, and article
60, of sec. 1l,page 249, of the Revised Code be
and the same are hereby repealed and that
the restrictions imposed on the competency
of freedmen to testify by the fourth section
of the "Act to confer civil rights on freed
men, and. for other purposes" approved
November the 25th, A. d. 1865, be, and the
same are hereby removed and repealed
Sec. a. Be it further enacted, That all
laws imposing discriminating punishment
on freedmen be SO amended that for all of
fences, committed by freedmen against the
criminal laws of this State, they shall be
tried in. the same courts, and by the same
conviction, shall be subject to the same
pains, penalties, forfeitures and punishments
as are the whites. u IiGia653 e. as
al Sec.ts5 Be. it further enacted, That this
act take effect and be in force from and at-
ter its passage. .ssss.s58 aaaes gessllssl
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HOUSE JOURNAL L.,
FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1867.

!. FRIDAY, Fed. q, ISbI. 4
House me pursuant to adjournment.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. Irby presented the following communi-
cation, which was read: .ga B fsf1#q
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ITO CHAs. A. LEONARD, Mayor, Galveston j:
"SIR-I respectfully decline to grant your
request. have too much regard for the
memory of the brave men who died to pre-
serve our government to authorize Confed-
crate demonstrations over the remains of
one who attempted to destroy it. .tFF
p. s. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen. u. s. A.
From an article in the Chicago
Times, on the subject we make a
short extract, which is certainly we'll
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14

The MILITARY AND FUNERAL RITES.
Unmannerly and unlawful acts are
still being committed by Federal off,
GERS in, the South. A short time
since, Gen. Geo. II. Thomas made
himself odious by issuing an unwar-
ranted order touching the burial of
Roger Hanson, Confederate officer,
and more recently coarse order of
the same kind comes from General
Sheridan relative to the interment of
the remains of Albert Sidney Johnston.
Here is the correspondence
GALVESTON, Jan. "a
maj. GEN. P. Fl. SHERIDAN, Commanding
Department of Gulf, New Orleans:
1.-THE citizens of Galveston wish to give
civil escort from the steamer to the cars to
the remains of Gen. Johnston. Gen. Griffin,
commanding, has issued a prohibitory or
der. Will you give authority to the cit
liens here to give civil escort to his remains.
CHARLES A. LEONARD, Mayor. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13
Fusion OF the Radicals.

After earnest and elaborate caucussing
in this city, the two wings of Radicalism-
one led by Mr.. HUNNICUTT, representing
African church, and the other by Mr..
BoTrs-wero yesterday brought together
in harmony and union. The fusion was
celebrated by a jubilant meeting last night.
Mr.. Senator WILSON and other missiona-
rics were present, aiding in the pacifica-
ton. See reports in local columns.
Mr.. Boris abandons his Charlottesville
convention, and unites in one to be held
here on the lst Of August to further the
principles and policy of the African Church
convention.
We never doubted that this settlement
would be the upshot of Mr.. BoTTs's effort to
set up against African church. His wing
was a waxen one at best, and soon melted
in the hot fire Of HUNNICUTT and Buckley.
This organization is of course fully un-
derstood. If the people of Virginia, with
the power in their hands, submit to be
ruled by it, their fate will be well-de-
served. Who will not now register and
vote
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poo;s.rot;on-who Shall Vote I?


The time for registration is at hand. 1t
will begin in this city next week. Every
body who is entitled to vote should have
his name promptly recorded. The time
allowed by General ScHorIELD-one week,
we believe-is quite sufficient for this pur-
pose yet those who register as soon as
possible will be certainly in time, and have
no difficulty TO encounter.
The simplest way Of defining who are
entitled to vote is to state who are not en-
titled TO vote since the disfranchised are
few while the enfranchiSed are the great
body of the people. We find in the
Lynchburg papers the following very COM
plete and correct statement of 'oho are not
entitled TO uots, according to General ScHo-
FIELDS Order No. "a:
Members Of Congress, and officers of the
Uaited States, civil or military, who before the
war; took an oath 10 support the Constitution
Of the United States; all who have been at
any time before the warl members of the
Legislature, Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts, Second Auditor, Register Of the Land
Odice. State Treasurer, Attorney General,
Judge OF the supreme Court of Appeals,
Judge of \ Circuit Court, Judge of Court OF
Hastings Justice of the County Courts,
Mayor, Recorder, and Alderman of any city
or Incorporated town, who were er QDac'o
Justices of the Peace, Coroner, Escheator, or
Inspector of tobacco, Ilour, or other COM
modify; and all who have been convicted OF
felony under the law Of the State or the
United States.
Nor are these officers DISTINGUISHED UNLESS
wi, sa IN pfign II ufiprWnrlS Tley engaged IN
instruction or rebellion against the United
States, or gave aid and comfort 10 the enemies
thereof General Schofcld, in his order,
saws: NO ONE Is DIsFRASCHIsED FOR PAR
TrCIrATIoN IN TIE REBELLION UNLESS HE PIKE
NIOUSLY HELD SOME ONE OF THE OFFICES
AEDTr NANEp.''
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rur DISPATCH is very much oppressed

THE DISPATCH is very much oppressed
Cor want Of room since the transfer to It's
columns of the advertising custom OF the
Times. This pressure has for few days
impaired the variety Of its news columns
This disadvantage is only temporary a
short time will settle down the freight with
which the vessel is laden, and then tnero
viii be plenty of room for the exmo't'on
of the wonted enterprise of the paper,
and tho maintenance Of that interest
which has made it the fayorite of the
reading and business public. Besides, the
Dispatch will soon be very considerably I'M.
nroved in appearance. It's activity and
usefulness will increase with the support
!, receives.
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HsAGENERAL INVITATION TO EXAM.

HHA GENERAL INVITATION TO EXAM.
me the following GOODS just received from the
manufactures cid our agents In New York. OBJ
serve the prices. Come and see the GOODS. The
largest and most complete assortment ever brought
to Richmond:
Handsome Mozambiques and Lenos at 2oc., sold at
the beginning OF the season for SOC
Rich China and Embroidered English Berages at
aoc., really worth Soc.
Handsome Lawns at 49, leg, 20, and 2Sc.
Superior Skir,ing Csmbrics at soc., worth 75c.;
White Marseilles at &c.,, worth 81;
White Brillsnts at 25c.. worth aoc.;
Black Alpaca at Sc, worth &c.;
Linen Doylies at 81 so per dozen, worth $3.50;
Large Linen Damask Napkins at 80 per dozen,
worth $3.50;
Linen Handkerchief at $l.25 and 81 so per dozen
Irish Linen at 60c.
Linen Shirt Bosoms at 25c.
Real Russia Diaper at 81. rs apiece, worth $3.50;
Linen Sheetings at $l.so;
Bird s-eye Diaper at soc, worth Soc:
Real Russia Crash at l',c., worth zoe. per yard;
White Flannel at 3oc., worth Soc:
Bleacbed Cottons at 10, l23, l6s, 20, and 25c.
Full.width Bleached and Unbleached sheetings at
5oc.
Full. width Pillow-case Cotton at Csc;
Bed Tick at l2lc.
Shifting Stripes at l25c.;
Cassimeres at 81 per yard worth $50;
Table Cloths at 75c. and 81;
Towels at l2lc.;
Bead Fringes at Csc:
Also ut great bargains, White Alpacas, Marseilles
Quilts, Swiss Musins, Dimity, Laces, Worked
Bands;
Also, large lot OF goods from the grea. closing
sales Of the New York auctions ; among which
will be found some Of the best bargains Of the
season. LEVY BROTHERS,
ie 1, l5i7 Main street.
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Eg NOTICE.-The undersigned having COM
menced the SPRINKLING of Broad street, &C., Is
DESTROYS OF continuing the same, but finds 1t I'M
possible to do so unless properly remunerated. AS
a sanitary measure 1t cannot be overestimated,
and for cleanliness and comfort Is indispensable.
Mr. A. w. RosEs will call upon the citizens resi-
dent on Broad street between First and Tenth
streets, on THURSDAY, June lath, to learn their
views in relation to It's continuance.
Mr. RosBN ia hereby authorized to contract for
and receive all dues accruing for said work.
ie12-2t JOHN K. MOUNTCASTLE.
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~REMEMREe THAT SICKNESS AT

NJ REMEMBER THAT SICKNESS AT
the stomach pain between the shoulders and In the
hight side, yellow sufusion Of the skin, costive-
ness, drowsiness and lsngour, dimness OF signt,
collie, palpitation OF tho heart, dry cough, low
fever, and other symptoms which indicate the
various phases OF acute and Chronic Liver Com.
plant, are, one and all. promptly relieved ana
finally removed, by the action OF that famous
preparation
HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
which is at once the best Of correctives, the
gentlest and most genial Of apsrients, an iniain'
BILE regulator, and a powerful restorative. rer-
sons of bilious habit who use the B1TTERs as
protective medicine will never suffer the pains
and penalties OF liver disease or bilious re-
mittent fever. No words can do justice to Its
MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES.
1t stands pre- eminent among the health-resto'
ring preparations of the age, and every year ADDS
to It's fame, not only in this country but through
out the civilized world. JsS-eodZW
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1nlltSe7l1eRtS.

JACKSON PARK CS IA
- The THIRD RUNNING %2S&TT\
RACE OF the season viii .1kI[yNS
come OF on THURSDAY ,---~~<-------..s-
June lS.h, at o'clock, for purse and stake Of
two hundred dollars.
MILK HEATS-best three in FIVE.
Thomas King enters <. FENlAN BOY, ridden
by Archsr-green jacket and black cap.
v. Potter sn.srs b. <. BILLY BARLOW, ridden
by X HudSoli-red jacket and black cap.
William Dobbins enters c. q. PRAIRIE WEA-
SbL, ridden by Z. Duncan-white jacket and
blackcap.
William Duke enters b. z. CHRIS, KING, rid
den by Fred. Wohlleber-blue jacket and black
cap
these horscs are well matched, and a fast,
close, and exciting race may be expected.
The boiees VIII start at 4 i. NJ. precisely.
Cats fss, FIFTY CENTS
Jei'--n THOMAS COGHLAN, Proprietor.
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MARRIED.

Al the rasid enco cf the brides parents, on
Thur, day evening, June 9th, by Rey: T. Moore,
D. ID JOHN ASdER, E.q.. and Miss MILDRED
NJ. MABkN; all of Richmond.
On the eth instant, at the residence OF j. d.
waayertEsu GrsensYille county, Va by the
Rev. john W. White, Mr.. WILLIAM L. TUkNBR,
az Richmono, Va TO Miss CHESRiE HARalSs,
Of Grsensville county, Va.
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Sneci0L Notices.

NJ SPECIAL NOT1CE.-Persons desiring
to attend the sals Of BOILING HALL, on TUES.
DAY the 18th June, 1867. can leave Richmond In
the packet boat on MONDAY AHTIRsoON the
nth instant, at o'clock, and reach the farm at 3
O'Clock A. N. on Tuesday, returning Tuesdsy
evening at 0 o'clock, and arrive In Richmond on
"Wednesday morning at s o'clock. whilst at
Boiling Hall, ample refreshments will be pro-
vided for those who may attend the sale.
HARRISON, GODDIN b APPEhsoN.
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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 AUCTI0N.-By virtue of deed OF trust
executed by f. :. Valentine to the subscriber as
trustee to secure the payment OF sum OF money
ia said deed mentioned, bearing date on the LIST
day Of May, 1857, and Only recorded being thereto
requested by the beneficiary in said deed, will
sell at the residence Of the said Valentine, on the
north side OF Grace street between Henry and
Belvidere streets, shockoe Hill, on TU EsDAY the
18th day Of June, 1857, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, GLASSWARE, &C., mentioned In said
deed as follows:
MAHOGANY SOFA,
CABIN EFT and GLASS,
CANE.sEAT, WINDSOR, and other CHAIRS,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and other TABLES,
DINING TABLE,
SAFE,
CARPET,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
COoKING-ST0YE, Sc, sc.
TERMS Cash. &. n. DAVIS,
Ia Trustee.
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Be{s NO PAINTING one paints the rose. Iii
the acknowledged Queen of Flowers I'm the realm
Of Flora. So also is the CASTALlAN CREAM
the peer Of all competitors and the favorite In the
domain Of Beauty and Fashion as Hair dressing
and Tonic.
Sold by the druggists and at
WOODS PHARMACY,
jel2 Fifth and Marshall streets.
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Special Notices.
NJ BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
The we'll known and established printing house
o. n. wYNNE.
(late proprietor OF the Richmond Times,)
CORNER MAIN AND FouRTEISrH STREETS.
is prepared, as heretofore. to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
having experienced workmen employed,
He CAN INSURE SATISFACTION.
fie 12-2t

M WE HAVE AN ARTICLE JUST As
good as that, any persons will tell you when you
want to buy CHALFANT'S coco CREAM. Do
not be put of In that way,for every respectable
druggist keeps II. jeD
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co..
Auetionsers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY

THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
i SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE COAL LAND,
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N,--At the request Of the owners. we
will sell at public auction, on the premise. o.
TUESDAY, 18th OF June, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ, II
fair, 4 not; the next fir day thsresit:r, the
3s7 acres. lying in the county OF Chssterseld, Va
about twelve miles from the city o. 1 si,ssaimao,d
ton, on the Richmond and Danville railroad, and
lying directly in the line lately marked by CON.
petent epgn eer from Midlothian Coal Mines to ths
Glover Hill Mines, and adjoining the coal lands Of
Franklin stearns, ESQ, Governor Peirpoint, and
the Midlothian Coal Mines.
The position Of this land Is such that the exist
ence OF coal underlying II In large quantities al.
moderate depth Is beyond question. Three hun
bred acres OF this land Is In nne timber well suit
ed for saw and prop timber. The remainder
thirty.seyen aerss1is open land; The building,
consist Of an excellent DWELLING with six large
rooms, and u brick kitchen. The grounds eur.
rounding the hou.e are beautiful.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash balance, negotiable
notes, interest added, at six, twelve and eighteen
months deferred pay ments secured BY & deed VI
trust PlLHlNTON, PUlILlAM Co.,
jeu Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
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A Corn Exchange.

RICHMoND, June IL, 1867.
The millers commission merchants, and
dealers in grain i'll the city of Richmond are
respectfully requested 10 meet at the Looacco
Exchange on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th
instant, at O'Clock, for the purpose of con-
sulting rs TO the eXpediency of establishing a
Corn Exchange A full meeting is earnestly
requested. PEYToY CARY Co.,
MARTIN x CARDozo,
DrPUY X MCKINNEY,
W. ID. ToNPKISs &.BRoTHER,
w. L. STAPLES < Co.,
BLAIR X MCkESNEY,
TYLER son,
WILLIAM II. y A. p. BRowN,
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By Grubbs b Williams. Auctionser,,
Northwest corner Main and Hisysn,b .tre,ts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
W OF GROUND ON ROCKETS AND WATER
STREETS.-1n execution ofa decree % the tjT.
emit Court Of Richmond entered 9Th December
1868, 10 the case OF " Pickets and ais ~. Picket,
and ais. ~ will sell at auction upon the premises
OH MONDAY, 18th June, at o'clock p. NJ, II far
IN not then on the next fair day thereafter AZ the
same hour, LOT OF GROUND on tas south side
Of Rockets street, fronting ~ feet and running
back about 10 feet 10 Water street, on which /.
fronts sbOut rs feet.
Tits lot lies Just above the warehouse OF MessrI.
Ludlam Watson, and adjoins the property Of c.
E. Whitlock.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for notes with interest added,
and satisfactorily endorsed. The title 70 be re.
tanned by the court u I'll the notes are paid.
PsACRY X. GHATTAS, Commissioner.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. jsn
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By z. ID. Eacht
By E. ID. Eacho,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent, Office on Four.
teenth street between Main and Franklin.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN
l. HgERICO.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from
Edward Hogan, dated sth March, 1867, recorlet ia
the clerks office OF Henrico, the undersigned, As
trustee named therein will proceed 10 EEL az pub
lie auction, on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY,
June 49, 1897 at o'clock p. W.. II fair, II not The
next fair day thereafter, the following properly, by
said deed conveyed, and In accordance with the
provisions thereof-viz:
All that FAkM or TRACT OF LAND on the
south side OF the White Oak swamp, between
three and four miles from the city OF EiChmoni
adjoining tnc lands OF Thomas T. Duke ana other,
and containing Ill s23-l,0 acres, with several
small buildings thereon.
Terms: Cash as To 20 much Of the proceed, ~
will suffice to pay off the debt secured by the aid
deed, amounting to 1896, and as to the residue
upon such terms as shall be agreed upon and made
know on the day OF sale.
THOMAS A. STAPLES, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Ed ID. EAcHo. ie lids
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This is q movement which should be
very gratifying TO the commercial COM
munity. From the unanimity Of senti-
ment upon the subject amongst the COM
mission merchants Of the city, we have
no doubt of the establishment of Corn
Exchange. 1t will be a very great &C
commodation 10 merchants and producers,
who will soon find that it is an institu-
ton they cannot dispense with, and they
will wonder how we have gotten on so long
without il.
One great benefit that will follow the
establishment Of the Corn Exchange will
be Board of Trade, which will become
essential, and the organization of which
will be most important to the city.
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Commission Merchants.

J. +. JUsTIs. 9. j. FOWLER.
TUSTIS q FOWLER, GENERAL
81 COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, No. 1902 Franklin street, near Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va, give their undivided atten-
ton to the business. Quick sales and prompt
returns.
Refer 10 william N. Cabell, member Legtsla-
ture, Buckingham county, Va. Colonel w. Cobbs,
Editors Rocktagham Register, Hsrrisonburg, Va
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M j. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE

M j. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, Office northwest
Bank OF Virginia). Richmond, Va, gives special
attention TO the RBNTlyG OF HOUSES and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS. Tho patronage q
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 200 FARMs aud places In VIZ.
8inis, comprising upwards OF 1900 ACRES ~
LAND, from choice TO common, at reasonable
prices. Call and see his lists.
IL also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over s7,o0o,cGo Plan purely
mutual. w. Is. ROBINS, Agent.
OEcs northwest corner Main and
my l8-ts Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street

DRAINED DWELLING AND VA
II CANT LOT, ON FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR
POPLAR, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-We will sell
at auction, the premises, on FRIDAY the lith OF
June, 1887, az o'clock p. NJ, the HOUSE and
LOT and VACANT LOT located as above de-
scribcd. The house contains six roons. There
Is stable and soma other improveme n's. The
lot fronts % feet ard rms back 100 feet The va
ant lot fronts % feet and runs back loo feet.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at four,
eight and twelve months. The taxes for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser,
10 10 Auctioneers.
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re NEW YORK STEAMERS REDUCED
FARE, IN IMITATION OF THE
GREAT DECLINE OF DRY GOODS
JULIUS sly CLES s,

JULIUS SYCLES'
ola Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
have just received and opened several more
cases OF those CHEAP DRY GOODS which have
created such rush for the past two weeks. / am
now Offering my stock at such prices as cannot fail
to suit. j enumerate partly as follows Rich Mo-
zambiques as cheap as 20 cents; beautiful Lenos
and Berages, Embroidered Grenadines, very cheap;
Spring Poplins selling very cheap: very pretty
Lawns from 20 cents up and also the largest stock
of Mourning Goods to be found in this city, con-
sisting Of Black Hernanies, Black Berage Double
width Grenadines, for shawls; all selling very
cheap.
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VALUABLE LOT ON THE SOUTH
Y SIDE OF WATER STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCT ON After the foregoing sale will be sold
the lot called The Water Fountiin " located rs
above. adjoining the property formerly owned by
the late George G. Pickett which Messrs
Samuel Ayres & Son have recently erected vaiu-
able wharves and nearly opposite 10 the ware
house of Messrs. Ludlam h Watson. 1t has front
OF 81 feet, aud depth also Of "a feet.
AN HARRISON, GoDDIN * APPERsoN.
ia 10 AuctiOneers.
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4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

IA LANDS have formed q business eonnee.
ton with Messrs Murphey & Troutinsn, Real H.
tate Agents and Brokers. philadelphia, who haze
applications for the purchase OF large number Of
which fair and reasonable prices will De paid BY
Pennsylvanians desiring to remove to this State.
On application, In person or by mail, viii Win
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale spe'
cihc information on the subject.
J. ID. lMB0DES, Attorney at Law.
ap cots Richmond. Va.
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Lost, Str0yeG, 01aG Found.

I OST, A LEATHER POCKET-BOOK
i I.containing a small amount of mo- Kz3<E93
ney and sundry papers, notes, and re- IsatT5Ii IA
cepts: all indicating hat IL belongs to ~
me. The finder will confer a great 3..sA-aaS
favor by leaving it witt Joseph Augustine Seven.
lie iSW2tx JAMES THRoCKMORTON
MONEY FOUND, which the owner
INl can get by calling at the shoe store OF N.
Golden, 1885 Main street, and paying for this adver-
isement. js l3- ~
T OST, SATURDAY EVENING, be-
IL tween our store and Mr.. Cringan's residence.
corner of Tenth and Clay streets, several OPEN
LETTERS. As they can be Of no value to any one
but ourselves, the finder will please leave them
at our store. GORDON & CRlNGAN,
10 IL Pearl Block.