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Mexico does to-day; and the dose snou ns
be administered by American pny pa.is "a
It is an old saying that "faris ,o :,
France" but if you should come mere you
would begin to think as do, that far, , =; %
tho limited States about now french !, %
.no he here to be sure, but American
drinks prevail! Go TO the f ,irh F. Erench.
nosition and you will see English, rrcn' ~
Americans. Russians, and JAPANESE ah,1o 70
.hair eco sucking American, cop .1';ah
thronch a straw: and "straws snow VIZ" ,n,.o
. .la,. t5a Wind blows" These drinks nay =, .
way =. w be 60 much the rage that oven lle
g g,..;o - have mt their beer in the PACK
o ononnd na and hung out large signs, reading
g Cheri- Gobelars." ana ,hey .obeek y
hing NO silver and gold by their .cn usl,;nb
in undertaking to get up oriIh 80 go .
belongs to Columbus and Us. l gl'e
1odv friend a drink Of soda out OF an AlI u,
loan soda fountain the other day, ana 81 slle
hos had soda on the brain ever since. one
s n1s che is going to buy one of those i0un-
says 't ~ nnt On her centre table in Eng
land These soda fountains attract q geat
many man, people and good many francs. ana
neonle francy confess that the Americans
are /" some in the drinking line. This is
n he wondered at, when one remembers
how little we drink in America!
There don't appear to be any green
hacks in circulation in Paris; so l infer the
Secretary of the Treasury is contracting
the currency"
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The caterer at the Alum is short, and can't
see his feet. General Joe Johnston came
to the Hot one evening-.feu back to Alum
next day. The latest style is for inc ID a.
dies in the cabins, when it rains TOO nucn
to attend the dance, to send the dresses =
thew would have worn to be hung W. 10
the ballroom. They bring them over IN a
covered spring wagon kept for the purpose.
There'sa "kitten tiger at the Alum. Inc
best fare and the smallest company are at the
Healing. Backing shoes is ten cents here.
Short dresses are fashionable for ladies
with small feet, trails for fat ankles.
There is a real Bengal tiger here; he bit a
yonngster the other night "cause he KEEP
foolin wild him." Heard Hoge-he's re-
gular rihed PARROT with patent sights
trees the fellows in front, and goes clean
across after the stragglers and quartermas-
tiers. A Baltimore sample clerk thinks
Lee the greatest captain Of the age-the
General had bowed to crowd he was IN.
The Yankees didn't get all the jewelry
Woodward here is the same Monsieur
Soyer that fixed up venison steak out OF
mutton for some rich old southerners.
They would have given him all their
estates, but they invested everything IN
Confederate bonds. L'
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, August l3, 1867.

PETERSBURG, August l3, 1867.
Political agitation is now confined, IN
these parts, almost entirely to the newly
enfranchised class; and from their sangu'ne
Temperament there is much reason TO rear
they are pushing matters to extremes. IN
this city there is nothing in their outward
department to be specially complained OF.
It is to be hoped and believed that the
temperate addresses and good advice OF
persons OF their own color-such as the
Rev. John Given and Mrs. Harpcr-havc
had a salutary effect. Their audiences,
however, were not large, unusually gifted
as the speakers are acknowledged to be.
Mrs. Harper committed an error in charg-
;nc fec of admission. Seeing she had
only empty benches in view, the fee was
RENTED at the time of the first lecture,
and reduced to almost a nominal sum at
the delivery of the second. Altogether, a
very small proportion Of the colored peo-
plc enioved the opportunity of hearing
her-a few hundred perhaps out OF some
fifteen or eighteen thousand.
It is useless to disguise the fact that gen
tlemcn-mcn Of intelligence, and of a kind
and catholic spirit-who have visited the
country, come home not little alarmed
at the state of affairs prevailing in several
Of the counties where the colored element
is greatly in excess of the white. The
great number Of idlers roaming about the
country with guns on their shoulders, their
Indifference in respect to the observance
Of contracts, and their frequent public ana
private meetings, are well calculated 10
have disquicting effect. ldlcness Is well
,,nf'
known to be the parent OF mischief, ana
accordingly it is in such places that the
doctrine of confscation finds the greatest
number of advocates. 1t is no secret that
many persons are looking forward 10 get
ting homes and settlements under such
law. 1t is proclaimed, II not from inc
housctops, yet in a voice sufficiently audi
bic, 1t has even been threatened thaI II
Congress takes no action on the subject at
the next session the people will take the
matter in their own hands. Ii did not
have the most unqucStioned authority for
this statement, / should not feel justified
in making an alusion to it. So antagonistic
indeed are the relations gradually becoming
between the two races, that the Inder OF
this city came out squarely few days ago
in favor of a " White Mans Party" 1t is
hoped, however, that this step was rather
premature. Let us exhaust every means OF
Cancellation and reason before the line IS
drawn. If it should finally be forced upon
us, let it be by the blacks. Charity de-
mands that many allowances should be
made for them on account of their Igno-
rance, and let us do all in our power to
uphold the cause of order and good 60
yernmcnt. But it is impossible that the
white man can ever quietly surrender the
prestige he has acquired through long cen
turtles of toll and blood in the cause of
liberty. >.
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Meetings.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Them mem. &
1R1 bers of Metropolitan Lodge, No. II, Xxx
are REQ uese to convene in their hall, on/ " y
Marshall street between Sixth and Seventh, THIS
Thursday EVENING at ! o'clock for work. The
me- ulberS of sister Lodges in the city are lrater-
naliy invited TO be present.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
au l5-lt b. b. JACOBS, Secretary.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE LIT
Il TIE FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY. -FOUR
ACRES, ON THE WESTaAM ROAD AND JAMES
RlYERAND KANAw9A CANAL, ABOUT THkEE
AND HALF MILES FROM RlCHMOND.-By
virtue of Il deed OF trust to me as trustee, dated
November II, 1865, recorded in Henrico County
Court Office and by request of the creditor tn erein
secured, will sell at public auction, on the premi
ses, on WEDN ESD!Y, September IL, 1867, at half
past o'clock P. NJ, the desirable little FARM
above mentioned. 1t is on the Westham road
JUS. opposite 10 "Glenburnie,' and runs to the
canal. The open ground is fertile, well adapted
10 the cultivation Of corn, wheat, oats, vines, or
vegetables The Improvements consist Of new
ience, stable. carriage house, Ice house, large
garden paled in new residence Of four rooms a nd
two closets. handsomely painted retired from thu
road. oqt commanding beautiful view OF James
river, the canal, and the country above.
TERMS: Very modatng-to wit $500 in
cash, or approved, endorsed negota able note at
thirty days. s772 so payable let Of January, 1850 ;
the residue payable IN three equal instalments :
or At two ysnrs, one at three years. and one at
four years from sale; the credit payments all to
bear interest, payable m-annually from sale
and to be secured by lien on the property The
taxes for this year TO be paid ~ the purchaser.
SAMUEL s. HOWISON.
al lo-ThtSei&dtd Trustee.
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81 Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

T1XFCUTORS SALE OF FARM, IN
II HENRICO, NEART0 THE TA Ar ~ ! k & a
OF RICHMOND-In accordance with the will of
the late Charles Chidrey. duly admitted to pro
bate in Beurico County Court, shall sell at pup
l5th august 1867. at IL o'clock 4. NJ. II fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter, the FAkM OF. on
which the testator resided at the time or his
death. consisting of two tracts. one embracing
the Mansion House, containing eighty-two acres,
more or less and the other 100 acres, more or less
On the Mansion House tract there Is an excellent
orchard OF choice fruit.
Terms: Liberal, and made known at the hour oil
sale. BENJAMiN + CdlLDEEi,
Administrator with the will annexed, OF
iy 25-Thtd Charles Chlldrey, deceased.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneera
and Resi- Estate Agents.

CtMALL FARM OF E L E Y e n
SACREs, ON THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD,
And also ON TRE GROVE ROAD, TWO MILES
WEST Of RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction. 90 the premises
on THURSDAY, 18th August, 1857, at O'Clock r.
81, the very desirable little FARM located as
above. now owned and occupied by Mrs. Myra l..
Ballow. 1t adioips the residence OF MRS. ) ames
Guest. ard fronts "Sunnyside,' occupied by MIR
J. T. Carrngt ton, and extends back to Grove ROAD,
on which it has a handsome building site. If de-
inc on each road The improvements consist Of a
small brick dwelling and the usual out buildings,
together with a well of fine water and two young
orchards of very choice fruit.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at four
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed. TaXes lol
1867 to be paid by the purchaser:
HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERSON,
So, AuctiOneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin g. Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM AND
L MILL IN CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY: SEHEH
MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, ON THE SOU ~
SIDE OF THE MANCHESTER AND FALLING
CREEK TURNPIkE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
execnted by John D. Thomas. bearing date the
10th of august. 1855, duly recorded In Ches'erfeld
County Court, we shall, In execution thereon, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises on
TUEDSAY the 27th August. 1857, at II o'clock NJ.
II fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter the
FARM on which the said Thomas now resides.
formerly owned ~, Mrs. SARAH A. Forones;
containing a56 ACRES, on which there IL an ample
supply of wood. The improvements consist of a
dwelling house containing five rooms, barn sta
bls quarters, &c, and an excellent GRlST n Lib
There in soms fine sadow land and good old
orchard on the place.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off two bonds of 81 COO each, with
interest from 10th Of August. 1865 on acradt as TO
81 900 until 10th August, 1858, with interest from
10th August 1855 and TO the res due OF the pro-
ceeds Of sale, on such terms as the said Thomas
shall prescrbe and direct.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Trustees.
DAVID A. BROWN,
Sale conducted by HARRISON, u0DDIN y APPER-
SON, AuctioneerS. au l.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner o Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALL

TRUSTEES SALE -, OF F, a y V ydsTl
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BETW Is,L ES
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH sThhEIs
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed OF trqst exc
cuted to the ubscriber as trustee BY Joh ,aD ;
Stubbs. trustee for Mrs. Martha j.. Sutherland
dated August LIST, 1869, and recorded IN hlchmonG
Hastings Court office, being thereto requested,
will sell at auction upon the premises, on MON
DAY the 10Th August, At o'clock Z. NJ II ialr, y
not then on the next fair day thereafter (sundays
eNcepted) at the same hour, the following pro
pertv conveyed In said deed-to wit: A LOI of
GROUND on the north side Of Franklin street
betwean Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, com
mencing 45t feet west OF Fourteenth street front
Ing 70 feet running back on its east line ioI teet
and on its west line ost feet. The said lot Is no"
rented to Nancy Carter, who has built thereon
framed house which she has the right TO remove
at the expiration of her term.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray the expenses
attending the sale and the sum OF 1920 20 LOU, WIZ
interest thereon from LIST OF August, 1866; cream
As to 1880 49, with interest thereon from ISL OF Au
gust 1866 until is: Of August, 1868 further ere
dit as TO 1890 49, with interest thereon from ISL o.
August 1896 until LIST of August, 1859 and me Da
lance upon terms to be made known at the time o.
sale the credit payments to bear interest IRON
the day Of sale, and to BIO secured by dsed o.
@'"'' wy CHARLES q. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRrBBs u WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au
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By Harrison Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
Y DENCE, STORE, sc ON TIE DEEP RUN
TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES NORTHWEST OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-At the
request Of Mr.. t. G Bennett we will offer for sa ~
at public auction on THURSDAY, August 90. 1867,
at o. clock p NJ, the FARM on which he now re-
sides located AZ above. conta lining III acres ad-
mrabiy adapted for dairy or market garden.
The dwelling house contains four rooms, with
stOrehouss attached. which Is good stand for
business. There s also another dwelling house
of two rooms with the necessary out houses
Ice house and pond, and well Of excellent water
on the premises.
TERMS ne.third cash /; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, secured by trust deed
HARRISON, GODDlN 4 APPERSON,
Auctioneers.
P.S. We will also sell immediately after the
sale Of the land two superior MICH COWS, one
HORSE, and one LIGHT CARRIAGE.
|
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Pencil Notes ut the Snrtr~s,
6 The WH+TE - An

TIE " HfTE, August.
Inc best Sally Lund" and the richest
WIDOW are at the Alum. The meanest ten
P.a alley is at the Hot. The Rev. DR.. Van
~ NV, OF Brooklyn, is at the Sweet. He
who a meal descendant Of the Dutchmen
tlagn s; aown their dykes" The old
front are "a scare him. Little curls in
by splitting ON ,l here. They are made
finger 7hs laundry sss sga a, ssag over the
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Nv J,yne & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner of Wall and Franklin streets.

-FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILD.
n ING LOTS, CORNER TWENTY. EIGHT H
AND CLAY STREETS. ON CHURCH HILL, FOB
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell, at the reques
Of the owner at public auction on THURSDAY
15th day of August 1857 at 81 o'clock, those very
valuable BUILDING LuTS located as described
above, fronting 80 feet each on the south side o.
CLAW street and running back between parallel
lines lG5 feet to an alley. This property is con;
sidered the most valuable in that vicinity, and
is we'll worthy the attention OF those desiring tt
bay unimproved property.
TERMS: one third cash {; balance in six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by a trust deed. Taxes OF 1901 10 Of
an 9.tds LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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How TO REMOVE WEGNKLEs.-It is said
to be satisfactorily demonstrated that
every time husband scoldS his wife he
adds a wrinkle to his face. 1t is thought
the announcement of this fact will have
the most salutary effect, especially as it is
understood that every time q husband
smiles on his wife it will rem0ue one Of the
Old lrriO LlpS
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An IRATE NORTH CAROLINA EDIToR.-
The Newborn Journal Of Commerce COM
mences an article as follows:
"Breathcs there Il man with soul so dead
Who to himself hath never said
God d-n the Freedmen Bureau
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson' Auetioneefs
and Real Estate Agents.

ryCELLENT AND CONVENIENT
FITY LOCATED BRICK TENEMENT, on THE III,
VEST SIDE OF F0URTH, BETWEEN FRANK a s.
LIN AND GRACE STREETS, FOR s. SALE LIE AT AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold at aqctlon, on tae pre-
mics oP sF,P the excellent sCs BRICK
located as above, in OF The residence OF the
rooms with fire places to each, besides brick
kitchen has recently been thoroughly, remodel
led and repaired. and is now In complete oraer'
Possession given at once. 49, IT.;
TERMS: One fifth cash balance at three, SIX,
nine, and twelve months, for negotiable notes, IN
terest added, secured by a trust deed
10 aaa,d Auctoneera.
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ReOJ Estate for Sale.
BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A LINDEN~ROW HOUS E FOR
n SALE PRIVATELY. We offer for sale sxa
privately one OF the bast TENEMENTS in f:.a
Linden row. This is very valuable property, srssS
aud as desirable as any residence in the CITY For
terms apply to GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
au l3-I. Aucionccrs.
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faction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Cabell 4 Watkins.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUC-
1 TIVE SUBURBAN MARKET FARM CALLED
" WALNUT HILL" TWO AND HALF MILE
EAST OF RICHMOND, ON THE CRA1GToN
ROAD. CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
Y-SEVEN AND 0NE-QUARTER AGEEs,
FUR SALE at AUCTION.-on THURSDAY, 22d
instant. at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, we
will sell at public auction the valuable and fertile
FARM located as above. owned by Mr.: James W.
ntey, and adjoining the lands OF Mr.. Samuel
Sutherland Mrs. Schermerhorn, and others.
The place contains 1877 acres of land of variety
OF soil, about so of which are cleared and in
high state OF cultivation and admirably adapted
to grain crops and all kinds of veseta lies and
fruits. The remaining 10 acres of uncleared land
contain large quantity of oak and pine wood,
three loads of which can be brought TO the city in
day, and which in few years might be made to
pay the cost OF the place. The buildings are a
neat frame dwelling with eight rooms, kitchen,
stable, barn, &C., all in good repair. There is a
well OF excellent water in the yard, and several
streams run through the farm There Is 4 flourish
ing young orchard, promising large yield. The
attention OF persons desiring an attractive country
seat near the city is invited to this property.
Buyers without conveyances wishing 10 attend
the sale will please confer with us. The growing
crops may be ken at Va luatiOn.
THRMs: one. third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with title retained or trust
deed until paid.
aul5 CABELL & WATKINS.
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DEAU TIF L LOT AT THE
AND TENTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-At thu request OF the owner. We will sci
at auction on the premises Oh MONDAY the 10th
august 1867 at O'Clock T. NJ, that truly vain 1.
bls LOT located as above. opposite TO the Wash
Dgton monument, fronting y feet, running back
IS feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: at sale.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSoN,
pul2 Auctioneers.
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Three letters from the White Sulphur
received yesterday We publish one
and such one Surely our other friends
will excuse us for not publishing theirs.
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It seems as true as it is paradoxical that
an American is never coutented until he
has made himself uncomfortable.
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By Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A T
IL AuCTloN.-On FRIDAY the 10Th instant
at 10 Clock will sell at my store the usual va
rety of
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
SIDEBOARDS,
BUREAUS,
VARDR0BES,
WASESTANDs,
hair and SHUtK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
Pillows &c,
Several excellent COOKING STOVES,
NEW CANE and WOoD-SEAT CHAIRS,
large FRlGERATOR,
and d variety Of useful
HOUSEKEEPING Articles.
Consignments will be received up to the hour of
sale. 4. b. COoK.
au 10 Auctioneer.
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ByI.N N. Cooke, Auctioneer, .
coranth street between Broad and Marshall

r1rRNITURE AND OTHER GOODS
AT AUCTlON.-I will sell at my store on N
o,ciocs an assortment Of excellent new and Sc
como. hand FURNITURE. &C., embracing the fol :
loving Jenny Lind Walnut snd Get tog w Bsb
Stands. mahogany and Walnut Marble.top Cabl-
nets, oak, Rosewood, and Walnut Bookcases
Walnut Paror Suites, Mahogany side d Ca
Mattresses Parlor Rockers and other Chairs, &c.
Also. one One horse Carriage In good order
on "a n COOKE, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs williams, Auctioneers.
Nor,bwsst corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

rr,RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF q
dead of trust executed to the und ersigned a.
,ns,ae NV william Hackett, dated the LIST day OF
Js usrsg ISL and recorded in the clerks oe o.
the Richmond Hastings Court and at the
r r Tho PREMISES, on Tt ESDAY, Goth day OF August
at 5H o'clock p M, If fair If not then on the nsX
fair day thereafter, at the same hour the desiraSle
Mar Grace street Said property Is located on
leased ground. Further particulars will be given
on day of sale. .x,o. =,
eyecnting this trust and to pay off prior incum'
brance of $500, now due the remainder OF the
purchase money will be paid upon such terms a:
sh@ii 10 maui f. p TURN ER, Trustee.
GnrnRs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. aug
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Ii M 60 30 55 s;s3

81 M go D. Ess: zss
rREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VA TH3
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLT-ELEGtNT ca;
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIHS OF
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on hi,
road are now run from the southern terminu, Il
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EGETa
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich,
mond daily 1t lilo A. NJ, arriving IN Washing.
ton at CTS p. NJ, connecting with the early II.
ternoon express trains for the Horth, East, ana
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with els.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent ee2tng
hairs ttachsd, leaves Richmond daily az rs r
NJ, Sundays eXcepted) arriving in Washington
at SIS A. NJ, connecting with the early morn.
ing trains for the North, East. ard Wet.
EoEXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chGiTs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local e..
press pac kages, leaves Richmond daily Sundays
excepted) from the depot. corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets, at 4 P. NJ, arriving in Fred7.
ricksburg at 7.i0P. N.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston aal
all the principal cities in the West.
For furtae information and through tickets sp-
ply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets shockoe Hill, ana at the tick 4
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent apes
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.
a. uarr,,on, aoddiu Appsrson. Auetionssn
~ and Real Estate Agents.

HANDSOME. E, s 5; BOZ sels ia FARM En-
skKvoiR. AND WITHI ND P pUp O.rI hSNH ISE
Gr6aNTTsINlNG TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, 1 Fnh
SALE At AUCTIOaAt the request OF nr; sm II.
liam w all we shall sell at auction, on tne pn a.
Ii,sin on THURSDAY the 18th Of Augnst ise.' "
Al o,clnckP M, the very desirable LITTLE fAh ~,
on which he now resides; formerly, 3 own nGRES
NJ Giannini. 1t contains TWENTY Ely AZ IN &c Js
on LAND of superior quality, on which thele 10
handsome we'll finished cottage residence con =
taining six rooms, with fre-places 10 eacn
good kitchen, stable, etc. an
the place, and the location Is improving part OF
the suburba.
Possession given in a sh ort time.
TgBMs: One fourth cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotia BILE notes, Interest,"
added, secured by q trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON,
eu15 Auctioneers.