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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. LIVORS
HOMGOPATHIC
Healing Institute J!
Portland, Bangor ana
ROcEIdnd!


Formerly from NeW YORK.,
OPENED a Healing institute about tweVe
~ months ago, ~ Roekland, and since then his
practice became extended that lie found it neces-
sary TO open alike institutes in other parts OF the
State and Tor one oil these he selected the city OF
Portland.
He accordingly hired an office, which is situated
at
3O1 1-2 Congress st, Room NO. g,
where he may be consulted tor one week in every
month, the days being designated as follows:
From August 23d to the 3Oth of the same. "a @
From Sept. Path to the list day of Oct.
From Oct. 25th to the list OF Nov.
From Nov. 26th to the Sd OF Dec 400
From Dec. 2-th to the list Of Jan. 1868. 80
And like heretofore he will give me lical aid TO
those who are affected with -
Diseases OF the Kidneys, Heart, Liver,
Spine, Throat and Lunss, Ca,arrh,
Female Weaknesses, Epilepsy,
.sfsO 81. Wins Dance, piles,
Rheumntism, Cam "a
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-Eis'ie 1i 4-ai NI i.aE Ii-li' 7HHa5 fstG ns.ifa
I r1f 7a31a5 reg st,fgs sVfl sa8 IS beazisiif3 sos
/ nsat ,lgs2A * T. irIs HlI1s D ol giggf ssassg 10
ais-' .a4 LA szs& ,ua5ao4 ,'ts.iG
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SALE OF VESSELS, &c.-At IL o'clock to-day
at the Merchants Exchange Messrs e. M.
Patten & Co., will sell at auction portions of
six different brigs, schooners and steam tugs
They are to be sold by order Of the assignee.
At the same time and place, will be sold for
ty two shares in the Back Bay Land Com
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s9L@6 TOf 1iEsU ssiusb
I 'sraiulg ~ ,a5zio sssz'f g -it d. fslIJ4lgJ
litFLl . szIllaz-l .8.sld "a
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Sold at druggists and grocers, pereors ,v;sh.~ -
Broadway. I. -" NN-' D'Po>,o ~
Sold at Druggists and Grocers' ' "'e-
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DISASTER

Ship Nerragansett from New Orleans for IIavre
with cotton, struck on reef of the coast OF Florida
but was got Oft without damage by he assist ance o.
wreckers and arrived at Kew Wes5 g7h
Ship Harry Blnf. at New York, was run info nv
steamer City Of New York. on Sunday, and received
light damage.
Ship Harpsweli. Owen at New York from Havre
had q heavy gale from SW to NV June a. which
continued for four DAYS; thence to Ion 60 had light
southerly winds and log. Was 10 days w of GEORGES
and As davs on the passage. teillsL'F
An unknown schr. with lumber from an Eastern
port is reported ashore the North side Of Block
Island -tlir ~ = ->
condemned at Nassau, MP, and sold at auction for
$50. Cargo also sold. "
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CONCENTRATED LYE.
1t will make IL pounds excellent hard SOAP or %
gallons OF the very best soft soap Tor only about 80
cents Directions on each box For sale at all Drug
and Grocery stores. rfr -s.e +,tt -
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Be particular in asking for PENNSYLVANIA Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponifer. no17sNeod& w1y
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MINERAL BA1HS At HONE.

MINERAL B111'HS 4T HONE'
DYSPEPSIA CURED
tNG0t'- :, tRHEUMATISM CURED
ERUPTTONS on Me FACE CURED
. ~ lE e. ~ e. 81 SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often pernic-
GUS drugs and quack medicines, and use few baths
prepared with ..I.. 90 .r.4. .
"STR UMATTC SALTS 20
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of tie Mineral Well of the Penn's Salt Man
ufacturing Co.. in Ptlsburg and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. d.
rectons are attached. ..
). sii gi i..a. INTERNALLY USE s ~
"Strumatic Mineral Waters -
In bottles Of one and q half pints. One sufficient
for adays use. h. ..s- .-I... . I.lr
CT Sold by Druggists generally. ...
Merrill Bros No. 215 State St., Boston; Reynolds,
Pratt 81 Co., No. LOG Fulton ST. New York, Whole
sale agents. I. ~ sfa5- no20s eod&w1y
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III 4
Left on bases-Bowdoin, Baker B, Brown /, Perle,
l; Cushnoe, Little 4, Buel I, Ladd l. Robinson L.
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DR.. Denniso,l said:

ORDER 1T BY ALL MEANS - d. -,
Isaw YOUR advertisements ia the Tribune, and han
Pened TO mention to our DIR. DENNISON that
Thought Of ordering for Hoifs Malt Extract on trial
He said, by aalmeans do 50. for have recommend
cd it to several" HENRY = TH0Rp
Fairfield, Conn.,
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Medical Notice.

G. H. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tention to Disea Of the Eye. No. 3O1 Congress ST.
Office hours from II A. M. to 1 p. -
May 10. sNtf ssH3fGnM
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Re-Opened!

T HAVE taken the store No SO Center street. near
i Congress, and opposite Lancaster Hall, where
and the public generally, and furnish them the
Sheet Music, School Books Stationery News Papers.
and all other periodicals that they may want
% ,oo- - K. G. ANDREWS.
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- = DR.. Ch0areou's Prescription. ! sTlsr
Mr. lHoff. Sir by advice OF my PHYSICIAN DIR.
iCHAUVEAU, have taken some OF Hoff 3 Malt Ex-
tract, and can assure you thai IL bas done me a
ed me and given me APPETITE so that car par
take OF any kind OF food. .l-l.s-f'T
New York, Feb 81, 1867. 149 Wooster street
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OF OCEAN srEA 1ERs.
MARTIN EpeNlEwS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
3si. af a3npvaraa 8l Wednesday, July 81.
y.5lt-ef I'll F---- ARRIVED. 49,. e. -
Steamer New York, Chisholm Boston for PASSPORT
and st John, NIB.
Sch denmark. Lewis, Georgetown, Me.
Sch ORION, Bennett. Boothbay.
Sch Sunbeam, Lord, Pbipsburg reufE
Sch Gen Worth, Davis, Gushing. ---..
<! OUTSIDE "A deep barque bound in. ~
80 is,d OH 81 at IL CLEARED .f-r r.r. . rl-.r-'
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood, New York-Emery
s. Fox. 49,,
Brig q McGilvery, Smart, Bangor.
Brig Volant, Dodge. Bangor MASTER .Dt
Barrett. - T -
Sch AIbaross Crockett, Bangor : Richards, n.
Dyer s. Co.
From Branch OEce Western Thou Telegraph.
Portland ' "
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- USED BY ADVICE OF DIR. ELLIOTT. --l.
we can recommend Hofrs MALT Extract person.
USING it under advice OF DR. ELLIOTT.
H~ r'' f.it .af LABOR BROS.
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~ a. IN NEW YORK, March q, 1867.
Dr: Liror, RockLdnd:-I consider it my duty to you
and thousands Of others suffering, as i did, from a
diseased throat and lungs, to acknowledge publicly
that was cured under your, trea iment, and made
able TO 90 to work, which not capable of doing
since 1865 Yours truly, - A. H. BoYNrcN
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A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentlemen can
"A be accommodated with furnished rooms ami
board, at 27 wilmot ST. augidIW#
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RocKLANa Me March %

- R0CKLANIs Mo-, March %, 1861.
DR.. LiUor For the good Of suffering humanity
am anxious to make IL known that have been cured
Of catarrh, OF many years standing, unfer your
treatment. Yours, &C.. " 81 SILAs KALLOGH.
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--- EoCKLAND, May 4, 1867.
". Ligor II congratulate YOU upsn the success
you had IN treating me for coagh from which SUIT
tercd day and night for years must confess tI.at
the Stance it SO successfully made to an previous
medical treatment was of avail against YOUR well
chosen remedies. With four little powders Won cured
my cough and relieved me OF my night sweafs
i- Yours, &c, - MRS. Il. A. MERROw
= -.E hsr ....-....H .sa.... Grace street.
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, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Free ST. Block, Portland, NE.
kY- Show Cards, Glass Signs, and an kinds of
Ornamental Painting done in a superior manner.
The shop will always be found open from A. N,
to 6 p Nj. All orders promptly attended to.
august d3m ym
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DR.. r. Barker's Prescription. iaa
RECOMMENDATION
MRS. L. M ROWLAND, No IFS Washington Square.
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The James River and KaaaseAc Company
wos under consideration for brief period.
The Senate bill authorizing the company
70 borrow "a. oO0,O came up, and, on mo-
,;on of Mr.. GRAHAM, was passed by, 10
enable him to offer Joint resolution as
snhs,;tnte for the same. To this motion
the House agreed. - ono.es
the appointment of commiss'on 0s;oh The
meeting Of stockholders I'm WIZ r,r tho
State has the controlling Powep' ,orn NJ
nurposc of leasing the canal iol nv rant
years: should the lessees Ial .S , pI i.rrost
or TO keep the canal navlgao,oa na,; 80, e ,ho
boats, after due INDULGENCE " III nU.,.o .no
State to take possession y, .no Iarope.5 >
sr.or suSIieient notice, to lease or sell the
nroncrty TO the highest bidder. The reso-
lnt;on was ordered to be printed.
The Homestead bill was made the order
of the day for Saturday, after the offering
of two substitutes for the same by Messrs.
GARNETT and WooDsoN. They propose
ample exemptions for families whose pos
sessions are commensurate with said eX-
emptions.
The bill to control transportation of ex-
press freights over railroads was made the
order of the day for Friday.
Mr.. KELLEY proposed an inquiry into the
expediency of exchanging the stock of the
State in internal Improvement companies
upon terms that would stimulate the ex-
change.
The report of the joint committee on
the bill for furnishing artificial limbs to sol
dters was concurred in by the House, as it
was also by the Senate, and the bill is a
law.
Another southern association for the re-
lief of ,ridors and orphans of deceased
soldiers was incorporated by bill passed
by the Senate and sent to the House which
was by that body deferred until to-day to
give time to see if there was any conflict
between that passed by the House yester-
day and this. They are now apparently
running opposition lines. Mcssrs. BAYLOR
and TAYLOR of Patrick were announced
as detained from their seats by sickness.
I'VE regret to hear that Mr.. BAYLOR is i'll
in Philadelphia, where he has gone to un-
dergo painful surgical operation
Mr.. RAGsDALE, Of Pittsylvania, was in his
seat, after brief indisposition, which has
for few days kept him in his room.
Mr.. Wynne, of the Times, sent, through
Mr.. KELLEY, letter indicating desire to
compete for the publication of certain
laws should the General Assembly deter
mine to have them published.
The following bills were passed: "A
House bill to provide for the liabilities OF
the Eastern Lunatc Asylum incurred prior
to the 1st day of July, 1867; and the
following Senate bills "a bill authorizing
the city of Portsmouth to sell certain real
estate y: "a bill to incorporate the Ports
mouth Water Company ga bill to ineor-
porate the Triumphant Tent, No. 10, OF
Iudependent Order Of Rechabites, OF the
town of Portsmouth y; and "a bill to in
corporate the Richmond Land, Mining and
Manufacturing Company"
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THE AMENDMENT AND THE CONSTITUTION
or VIRGINIA.-Article 4, section I, Of the
Constitution of Virginia provides that
THE removal of any person elected TO
either branch of the General Assembly
from the city, county, town, or district for
which lie was elected, shall vacate his Of
.fcc."
The trainers of the Alexandria Constitu-
ton have thus declared that in their view
members Of the General Assembly are Off
GERS. Congress, on the other hand, by i'm
plication, declares in the constitutional
amendment that they are net officers. And
if that amendment should ever be ratified
the persons disqualified for being officers OF
the State would, according to its language,
be eligible to the General Assembly, while
under the language Of our State Consttu-
ton they would be ineligible.
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having crowded its very important mea
,urcs into the closing part of the session
dnds itself pressed for time to mature
than There are two motives which as
s;st in promoting this delay. One is dis
inclination to go seriouslyt to work on sub
;ecNs that excite contest, ana over wn'cf
.hora w,n be fights. All who entertain
~ .o,nc,ant sentiment are delighted witt
A.. questioning and "passing by" all
s,ca measures. Another is, that on all
vcrv important schemes there are oppo-
nents who, knowing the peril to bill that
lies in delay, are always more than READY
% help the reluctants to defer the hcaVy
LEGISLATION. Between the two motives,
the heel Of the session is always sure to
Ia crammed with measures which should
be mstured as early as possible in the
session.
ON Yesterday there were in the House
four important Subjects. each Of which
was showed over further into the brief re-
manning days Of the session. The small
business--the private and sectional legis,
lation, goes through on the wings OF the
wind, while much that is important IS lett
dead on the table at the end Of the ses-
sion.
Rv way of diversion, there was in the
Senate yesterday very remarkable pro-
nosit;on offered by Mr.. LEE for the ap-
pointmcnt of committee of five to go to
Washington to let the people there know
our feelings, and to take care of our inte-
rests. We say remarkable +; for any reso-
linton in our Legislature even mentioning
the name of the Federal city is most re-
markable. But this is also remarkable for
the proposition it contains. The idea of
sending committee to Washington seems
TO us not at all practical. Such a commit
tee would do, we imagine, little or no
good, while its arrival would be to the
Radicals IN exceedingly delightful event,
as it would be regarded as ain indication
that Virginia was roasting on the Radical
rridirOn, and that she was beginning to
demonstrate and complain. That would
be to them delicious.
The attitude of Virginia has puzzled
Radicalism sorely. Her dignity and silence
in the face of outrage and insult is to
Radicals an enigma. We would not dis
solve the charm or break the wonderment
by sending delegates. Let them so on
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The pressure upon our columns this
morning compelS us to present only an alb
stract OF the proceedings Of the General
Assembly:
In the SENATE the report Of the Com
mittec Of Conference upon the bill to pro-
vide artificial limbs for citizens of this
Commonwealth who have lost their limbs
in the late war was adopted. The report
recommended that the matter Of disagree
ment between the Houses be reconciled by
the passage of the bill reported by the
committee-nearly identical with the OIL
ginal bill from the House.
The bill constitutes the Governor, tle
Auditor of Public Accounts, and Ut: !.
b. Watkins, a Board to furnish every cu n,h
OF this Commonwealth who lost nis III ~ .
in the late war an artificial hmp, upon no,rt
certificate of the clerk OF his counsy lost
that he is citizen Of this S'aso an
his limb in the late war, anu "pp
$4,000 for the purpose. r.so,ut;on for
Mr.. LEE proposed JON. fso - - - y
the election Of .fre conn',tss o"',o ~ - -
Uashington at an early aay " ihaAe ie-
presentation, of the desires u 'he Peopie
of this Commonwealth respecting Tue
unhappy differences .iia' no. .h;n wy
country, and otherwise protect 'heif ln'e'
rest" ~ ,,5o. tbo villas
~ KEEN offered substitute for the
hi consolidating certain roads under the
title of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rditroae
Company, which was ordered to be printed
Tho bill to authorize railroad and cana
companies to endorse the bonds Of OTHER rail
road and canal companies was rejected
ayes,4; noes, "a; after which the vote
was reconsidered and the bill laid on the
table. Along with the bill rests ryder,
proposed by Mr.. McRAE, providing that
the States interest in any railroad shall
not be affected by the bill.
The bill to aid the Virginia immigration
Society-allowing two dollars for every i'm
migrant brought into the State in the next
two years by the Society-was rejected
ito IL.
The bill in relation to mechanics liens in
the city of Richmond was passed. An
abstract Of it appeared in the Dispatch on
Friday last
The following bills were passed:
House bill TO incorporate the Farmers
and Mechanics Cotton and Wooden Manu-
factory of Alexandria.
House bill to amend chapter IS Of the
Code in relation to interpretations by cir
cult courts.
House bill amending and reenactinp the
act incorporating the Virginia Enumeration
Society, passed March 3, 1866.
In the HOUSE OF DELEGATES there wa :
no final action upon any important matter
Three or four subjects OF general interes,
were deferred. The Senate stay lao was LAID
over after an amendment, offered by Mr.
EVANS, to except railroads from the opera
tion Of the law. He said they were ex
copied last year under their own request
4 20 enable them to obtain credit and !,
bring them under the law now, that the,
may have thus obtained it, would be mos
unjust.
Mr.. CABELL said the Orange and Alex
andra railroad desired the protection o
the law, and SO did the James River ant
hanawha canal.
Mr.. GooDE spoke for the Southside ant
Norioik and Petersburg railroads, tina
they desired no protection from the sta,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.-GRAND
hyOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT; ior
he bsr.ft Of ST JOSEPH'S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 30.
Mr. F. c. BANGS having kindly volunteered ms
services viii read the beautiful POEM OF THE
OLD GREEADIER'S STORY"
The novel portion of the performances on thiS
sion vi be the instrumea tai music Tor EIGHT
PIANOS and SIXTEEN PEkFORhEKS-some
thing never before attempted 81 any musical enter
taininent held in this city. a select number OF
gems, &c, from the operas vii! be produced, exc
Cuted by Professors aud Amateurs.
The musical arrangement, OF this concert is under
the special direction Of PROFESSOR De CENlEL,
Musical Director and Composer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-30

The Presidents message vetoing the Co
dorado bill was very well epitomized in our
telegram of yesterday. Being pressed for
room this morning, We omit the full mes
Saua
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF 4O6 Al

TYR USTEE'S SALE OF 4O6 4.l0
i ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBERgD LAND,
II vs hE AZ GogXTY, Ag2gT TSS Mills
| Run ROAD AND THE THRBB-CHoPPRD ROAD.
As trustees in certain deed Of trust made by r.
| W. Green and julia A., hts wife, dated 18th S-p-
! tembsr, 1866, duly recorded in Henrico Comfy
Court, Wo shall, In execution thereof at the re-
quest OF the benefcisres In the said deed, pro-
coed 70 sell a. public auction, on the premis.s on
| THURSDAY the Lth February, 1857, 1t IL o'clock
n, IL fair, III not, the frst day thereafter, that
valuable TRACT OF LAND located az above, con-
| tanning !Os 4-lo ACRES, according to recent sur
vey. The said land Is heavily covered with supe.
rior Uood and timber and by reason thsreo! Is rs-
gardsd OF peculiar value.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defrsy expenses OF
sale and to par of and discharge ali Of the notes
referred to In said deed which bsvs msturedi
amounting 20 S7o2 81. on credit as TO " 40 81
until the lst jelly, 1891 and "a TO any surplus
which may arise from said sale on sIcn terms a.
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on bis
failure to give any Directors then on such terms
a. the said trustees may announce AZ the time OF
sale.
As the said land sdIons the land OF MT. John
w. Alley. persons attending the sale Will please
meet the Gustees at the residence OF said Ailay,
and accompany them and the auctoneer 10 the
spot on the premises selected for the sale TO come
off
The taxes for this year TO DO paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT ,. PuLLAhD, Trustsss
jalI JOHN B. YOUNG.
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PROGRAMME.

l. Grand Operate Over;u . to' II nozzo di FL
CARO-" Tor two pianos and six performers-Profes,
Duet" VIVA: is Love - Elilletj- Misses D: and B.
James Grant. 4. Raip SOLO Ethiopian Ne;
large" introducing" Lucy Neal" MARY Blame,
- Nelly Bly," and I" Sing, Sing, Darkics Sing,
composed and executed by Professor De CGnlei.
g. Song" The Blind Girl 10 her Harp" with harp
accompaniment tGlover)-Miss 4. D. .. NloiLh
Solo, lie Petit Tambour "-Professcr hessn tn,
7. Solo and Chorus oh, CharleinahSe' ioin
Ernani fEerdil-Amateurs.
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Ar1oT1oN sALEs-THIs DAY.


By Regnauit 4 Co.. Auctioneen,
Main street between Eighth and Nin'n.
ARGE SALE OF MOST EXCEL ,Cnsrs
il Lent MousEnoLSpt TS ws win ae
BEDS DO, .tors WspYEsDAY MORNING the sstn
instant, commencing ~ Iet clock, iafg' psrsons
Of moot excellent PgRNirgHk Se Il satisfy sun.
declining In he hands Of the High Constable
az Of ytb es city OF Richmond, embracing In part
VI AZ excellent PIANOS,
Maa aoSA4SSYY I SfNfss and SIDE TABLES
nIgaNY LIND, FRENCH, and CoTiAoI
MShHoGkNY SOFAS. ,v, CLOTH
Df sMMhAsHrs and + , l
MhRBLE-T6P and other CABINETS and Bu'
G c4aEEPP. gssEFs and other CHAIRS, nocr,ve.
CHNs.SEaT and DA MASK RochiHe-
s MJpDEES54 adsRiIcB DESKS,
WAsHsTANDS,
PINE TABLES,
p EshR anh sHuCK MATTRESSES,
FINE FINE EYaRAyINGs,, srovvs
rnoRiNG and OFFICE STOVES, copSrcr
sDAMAsK WlNpo" CURTAINS 0oh'io1'
2S SksbiEs' VELVET and OPERA CLoAKs,
SEWING MACHINES, n,,on
In !, III ga so " o. Auctionesrs, &c.
WILL BE ADDED.
| hoo,ufuI heavy silver plated TEA SET,
superior DoU BILE: BARRELED GUN,
P6WDEg, , EEhAShs
SHIT SHIT R fUioh' anu REGgAULT & Co.
:, 40 4 Auctioneers.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
At
J. W. PEDIE'S,
Runan
No. 90g BROAD STREET.

Having determined TO reduce his stock OF FALL
and WINTER GOODS By the spring, wovii re-
spectfnliy call the attention Of the ladies' espe-
cially 10 his stock of DRESS GOODS.
BLACK and CoLoRED FANCY SILKS, sl.2';
FRENCH MERINOS, S5c. and ooc
EMPRESS CLOTHS, Sc and 0oc.;
PoPLINS, 40c. and Soc.
ALPACA and II. DELAlSEs, 25c.;
PLAIN and PLAID DEBAGG IS, ?5c.;
ALL-WOOL DELAINEsk 45c. and Soc;
LINEN SETS, CSC.
HEAVY RIBBED HOSE, 2oc and ?5c.;
LADIES MERINo VESTS, $50;
ALL-wooL CASHMERE, $50;
BLRACHED and BROWN sHEETlNG,
IRISH LINEN,
LINEN SHEETING,
DAMAsK,
and many other articles; all of which will be sold
at very reduced prices, and as low as can be had
In the city. ia SV-i"
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MARRIED,

In pa.ersburr. on the 2sth instant. by the Rev.
Mr. priicbard. at the residence of the bride s
brother. Mr.. JOHN II HARTMAN, Of Richmond
TO Miss MILE p. HILL.
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RICHMOND, January Is, 1867.
This is TO certify that William 6. Webb and wife
have executed to us deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, opposite Richmond de-
scribed in above certificate Of Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin ApperSon, to be held subjectto the deci-
sion OF the managers acting on behalf of the Oak
wood Memorial Association in the enterprise OF
Messrs. William g. Webb Co.
f. f. g. &: LOGAN LOGAN, En- Trustees
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RICHMOND, January 5, 1867.

RICHMOND, January 5, 1867.
Hassrs. ". G. Hsbb & Co:
Gent!emen,-We are acquainted win your Va
luable real estate in Manchester ana estimate inc
Ia thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
I,ps Our estimate is based upon the sale OF pro-
merry when business revives and capitalists are
soaking such investments. Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 APPERSoN.