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SHOOTING ARRAY.

the corner OF Fifty. seventh street and Third avenue
and, ~ rs alleged without any apparent reason drew
loaded pistol and discharged the contents at Niles
Sweeney. who narrowly escaped with his life, as the
ball grazed his eft temple. Allen was arrested and
locked Up in the precinct station house.
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REGISTRATION IN the SOUTH.
Corrected to November 10.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho ram Stouewall and the United States gunboat
huron wec at Rio Janciro October 20.
The United States flagship Guerrero, Rear Admiral
DAVIS; the United States steamer Pawncc Cap ain Wool
sey. and the tender Wasp, Captain Kirkland. were at
Bahia october 80
The United States steamer Suequshanpa, Commander
Fairfax, having board Admiral Palmer and Fleet
Captain Mccartney at Nassau n. r., the 9th inst.
Tho Uniiec states steamer Monongaheia, Commander
Bisscl. Was al - Thomas on the 10th inst.
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TURKS ISLANDS.

We have files from Turks Islands dated the eth
Of November. The Royal Standard says:-we have no
sales Of salt to report the weather has rather
bosterous and considerable quantity Of rain has fallen
which probably closes the salt for thisyear There
is however, fun supply on hand to meet any probable
Iemanu. r,ce Us 20 Genus. ar omcla' .etter gives
m three quarters OF the years 1860 and 1857 from
which appears there has been total falling of In
present year amounting to E10l0 IS. The imports show
elimination the quarter Of 600 lis. 3D., and the
threeqnarters f471 Is Id the exports, deficiency OF
Ct, 100 15a Cd above one-haf the quarter, and
the light duty amounts Ia f212 l6s Sd on tho quarter
and ease Is on the three quarters
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THE NIAGARA SNIP CANAL.

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a 1867
Horace II. Day has arrived here to-day TO look after
the interests OF the proposed Niagara ship canal He
eanguine Of full success next session.
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Died.

Died.
STEVENSON. On Friday, November % ct the resi-
dence Of his mother, II Perry street, THOMAS ROBERT
STEVENSON, in the 26th year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
For oher Dea'hs see SiSM Page
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 MERCHANTS UNION PRODUCE COMPANY,
"A. BENZ. r. BALLARD, Manager,
Warehouse 20 Cortlan street. New York

MERCHANTS UNION PRODUCE COMPANY,
"A. BENZ. r. BALLARD, Manager,
Warehouse 70 Corandt street. New York..
Receive and sell all nds Country Produce srcty on
Commission.
Proceeds held in trust subject 70 orders Of conssnors
leaf and Tobacco Hops VOL and all heavy
Produce speciality Each consgnor becomes meber q
the Associ on and parpaor In fifty cent pro rata
Of the net profits Of twothrds tho mArke
value viii be made upon receipt Of goods ...l
The Will be managed by experiences men Tor the
best Of all Details Of business keDt
subject 10 inspection OF the consgnors AZ
cooperation Of country merchants and pro-
ducers knowing that highest and safety VIII be In
sured. ~
Weekly and marking plates ssnt upon applies
ton. ~. 49, ~ :. d
York. Send invoices. &C. o.L
Good Agents travel In every State North and
outh All questions and correspondence cheerfuiy an
Address Benin r. Bailardf = corlandt street, New
York.
Steele 4 Co.. Bankers, New York
J. w. Bacon 4 Co., Banker. Cadtz. KY.
X. Z. Fenton Governor State New York,
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Now. In Missouri, Ohio, and other States
land in Maryland when the amendment
was proposed by Congress), rebels are dis
frauchised and if Congress had provided
tina, the basis Of representation should be
reduced on that account, those States
would have refused to ratify the amend
ment. To avoid this difficulty the words
"except such as may be disfranchised for
" participation in the rebellion were in
serted In the amendment.
This simple recital Of the facts Of the
case Is sufficient to prove that Congress
never dreamed of DISTINGUISHING the per-
sons whom defunct constitution, formed
and adopted by miserable little nest Of
fanatics, had attempted to put under the
ban, but which persons were never once
deprived thereby Of the right of voting.
1t will be seen that the act of Congress
is extremely emphatic GALL persons
"who are entitled to vote under the fifth
" section shall be entitled to vote in ALL
" elections is its meaning. And the fifth
section is so plain that he who runs may
read. 1t does not except from the number
entitled to vote those who "may haze
been" disfranchised heretofore, but those
who "may be " DISTINGUISHED at the time.
If that fifth section had been framed for
the purpose of heading off such men as
Mr.. Hicks, it could not have been more
happily worded. There is no one disfran-
chised or disqualified except those affect
cd by the constitutional amendment-nO
one 1chaterG And, Of consequence, when
a man swears that he has not been disfran-
chised for participation in rebellion, he
swears simply that he is not disfranchised
under the constitutional amendment.
This case is too plain for further argu-
meut.
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Register. Regis ter

olan has been developed TN this city
s,r disfrauchisins the great body Of the
people of Virginia. We have given our
views Of this proceeding and of the power
70 d,sfrsnchisc anybody under the Alexar.
dris Constitution in this mornings D's-
patch. In our opinion, resting the question
upon the plain and irresistible argument
no man is in danger who registers under
General Scuor1kLp's order defining the
provisions Of the law relative to who are
entitled to register. The attempt at whole
sale Acknowledgement and throwing the
government Of Virginia into the hands Of
the negroes should fll the land with indig-
nation, and so arouse the people that not
one entitled under General SCHoFIELD's
order TO register will fail to do so. We
appeal to all, in the name of the State and
nv all that they hold dear on earth, to
register.
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DIED

DlGD,
On Thursdsy the 2oth instant, at half. past 1 A.
NJ FRANCES ", wife Of Watson B. Crump, aged
Atty nine years.
Her funeral will take place from the Grace.
ances Of the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend. The procession will leave the residence,
No. 500 west Clay street, at quarter to IL O'Clock
In Baltimore, on THURSDAY, lath instant, sHAD-
RACK BULL, in the sixty. Fourth year Of his age.
On Thursday morning the Goth instant, at half.
past d o'clock, at the residence Of her father, on
Union HILL, MARY HATwELL, only child OF
Joseph H. and Mary P. Hickman aged four
months and twenty davs.
She was great sufferer for eight days; but
death came. and her spirit winged Its way TO the
God who gave It.
Farewell dear little HATTIE; may angels guard
you 10 the Spirit Land.
Methinks I see thousand charms
Spread over thy lovely face,
While infants In thy tender arms
Receive asmiiiug grace.
take T. ese little lambs. said He,
And lay them In my breast;
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever blest
His words the happy parents hear,
And shout with Joys divine;
Oh, Saviour! all we have and are
Shall be forever thine.
The funeral will take place at Union Station
church on FRIDAY AFTERNOON the 2lst Instant
alta O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are re-
specially invited TO attend M. T. V.
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RAILROAD ENTERPRIsE.-The stockhold-
ers of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hamp-
shire railroad have, in general meeting,
passed resolutions in favor of accepting the
act of Assembly disposing of the States
interest in that railroad, and authorizing q
loan of eight millions to be negotiated for
the purpose of finishing the road to Pad
dytown,
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. 4. J. Andrews,
at his re.idence, on Twenty anh and Marshall
Philadclphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Father Mcguire,
President Georgetown College. y. c., Captain j.
TO Miss LOUISA X. LEACH, OF District of Column
b!a .H.Ha
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ss- PEACE RESTORED! RIOTS OVERT!

re PEACE RESTORED! RIOTS OVERT!
AND
JULIUS sYCLE,
with his polite clerks continues to hold forth the
olive branch to all whowant
Try GOODS
at the following low prices;
DRESS GOODS:
Mozambiques, handsomest designs 20, 25, and Soc;
Lenos and Berages, 25 and SOC;
Spring Poplins de Sole, only 35c.;
Lawns. every style and co'or, only 20 and CSC.
Embroidered Grenadines, the best selection in the
city, and all styles of
DRESS GOODS
ever introduced in the Richmond market.
My stock Of
MoUREIEG GOODS
is the largest in the city, consisting in part OF
Black Hernanis, Black Berages, 1914 Black Grena-
dine for shawls the best and cheapest ever
offered.
Al '"' i'i' Vi WHITE GOODS
am Offering superior inducements in such art
c'es as
Fine CaInbries. Checked and Striped Swiss Muslin.
Nansook, at all prices.
And also splendid stock Of Irish Linens.
Iwould also call especial attention to my stock Of
Cassimeres, which are especially adapted 10 this
season Of the year, which ! am selling at real
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Calico FOR 10, l"i, ard l5c.
Bleached Cotton, loc., a good article; yard wide,
l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l2i, Is, aud ISc.-barg ains;
Pillow case Cotton:
lO.i sbee,ing, and all other sorts Of Dry Goods, a.
the lowest prices vrryet heard of.
Tha best way 10 convince yourself Is to call
cary. JULIUS 81 CHS,
Sl3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends
RiTER G. CARE. JONAS WEINBERG,
GEORGE P BAGBY, GEO. SWABsCHER.
isl5 JULIUS STCLE.
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By &. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets
BY E. A. J. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and AucHoneer. No. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin.

EOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE
II TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN TWEEN
TY-THIRD AND TwENTY-FOURTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-I will offer for sale at auction on
the premises on FRIDAY, the 2lst day OF June,
1867 at 5 o'clock p. M., that pleasantly located
two story BRICK DWELLING. as above described,
now in the occupancy Of William Msagher, Ed.
containing ten rooms, with gas and water on the
lot The whole premises are in cOmgiete order,
and The necessary out-houses are on tho lot. as
the owner intenos leaving the city, the property
will be sold without res rye. Parties wtshing TO
make profitable inve.tment will find 1t to their
interest 10 n tend the sale The lot front, twenty
six feet on Frank in street, running back between
feet wide.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at eight SIX
teen and twenty. four months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and trust deed to secure tn
deferred payments. The taxes for SaI q be paid
by the purchaser Z. ). J. CLOPTON,
IL It'd AuctiOnsor
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by Harrison, God lin & Appcrsou, Auctionssrs
aud Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
1 AND HIGHLY-iMPEOVSD FARM OF SIX
TY-FrUR AND A HALF h'RES, FuUR NILES
BELOW RICHMOTD, on The NEW MARKET
ROADS surviving trustee in certain deed OF
trust trOn William robinson, dat d 10Th June,
1866, duly recorded In HenTi"o County Court,
shall, Ia execution thereof, proceed ~ sell Il pub
lie aucton. GA tie premises, on TUa'DAY the 18th
ri June, 1857 ~ o'c'uck +. NJ, ii far VI not thr
rst fair day ia ersaft-r, the real estate conveyed
by said deed, consisting Of y TRACT or LAND
containing sixty four and half acres, atio'Hiu.
the lands OF hessr@. George Turner, j. =. Clarke,
and others. On THIS tract there are ample build
iugs FOR The u'e Of the place. The dwelling con-
tatning too rooms, was rl4noed by walter :.
West archit- CT ; Is a veTy.haud,omu one, and Is
covered vii \ slate. The drawing ~ the building
can b. seen ~ tue office OF the auctiona.r-. This
is beautiful and attractive iym, ana the land lies
remarkably well, aud has recently been lined.
Terms: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses Of
sale and to Uay OF bond for 81 300 with inte-
rest from the date of the said deed ~ 10 thu
residue OF the proceeds II sale. on such terms
the said kObn'on shall prescribe and direct, or
ia Of his diiurs 20 give slch direction, then
at such TIM rs the trustee, a. the hour of sale,
sGail deem most eNpediont. The taxes for 1857 To
be paid by TIE purchaser.
10 10 EAT ~ NANCE, Surviving Tru'tss.
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The FUNERAL OF JUDGE LyoNs.-Rarely
is it that such honor is paid the dead as
was paid yesterday to the memory of
Judge LYONS by the people of Richmond.
The tribute was richly earned by we'll
spent life, and reflected honor upon those
who paid it. We refer to our local CO.
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A GREAT BARGAIS.-The under
N signed, wishing TO close their basipsss, OFF,
for sale A. greatly reduced prices . lot oi bRpOS
and MEDICINES. and many other articles usually
kept I'm a regularly established crug store. The
poNis ave al been purcE as ID aimee the and
All ths furniture Is new Any -rson wishin9 10
90 into the ug busines. will hui it to his inis
rrst to examine our stock, which We are willing
To sell considerably lover than can be purchased
elsewhere. J. X. 00DWIS Co,
IL Its Fineasi 10, Va.
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by Grubbs & Williams. Auct.oneer.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
rI,W0 NAIIrARLE RRrNK erNREs

TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES
l. AND DWEL LIMOS, on LOCUST ALLEY, FOR
SSIEET AUCTION. We will soll At auction, on
tn premises, on MONDAY the eth day Of Jane,
l.67, a. O'Clock =. H., the tw" HEiCk STORES
aud DWELLINGS situated above described,
and uow occupied by hprsm ~mi IA. The ieue-
m"nts Cuuf3Ia each u slOTa and rlN rooms above.
gUd kitchen and -lOTe- ROOM and Ray he C~"i, ~ n
now is, Tor business pnrr0sas, or Tor dwellings
= hese are substan'isliy built huus-E and being in
the very centre OF ,Lo bus rr'- portion OF Tie city,
must e. crease I'm calue very rapidly.
TEAMS: One fourth ca h the Da ance at four
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable note,
interest added secured by n trust deed. The
taxes FOR ls57 10 be paid by the purchaser;
GkUBSS & WILLIAMS.
10 - AuctOnesrg.
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AUCTION Sales.
BYE. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
---'~----~0~~~@~
THIS DAY,


BY e. b. Cook, huctioneer,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
Ill AT Auction On FRIDAY the 2lst instant,
At 10 O'clock, will sell at my store assortment
OF GgNTEBL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
2 C0fTHGE CHAMBER SUITS, with marbls-top
MATSGaNY SECRETARY and BOOKCASE,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and Chairs,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MARBLE.ToP
MAHoGASY MARBLE-Top CENTRE TABLES,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS,
CANE and W93D;sEaT CHAIRS,
EXTENSION and DINING TABLES,
BUREAUS. NEW HAIR and SHUCk MAT
TREsSEs, COOKING STOVES, sc +, &c.
te2o e B. COOK, Auctionser.
uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
III be sold on FRIDAY, June 2lst, 1897, At 10
O'Clock A NJ, in front OF the High Constable 5
Office, the following property, 10 wit:
OFFICE CHAIRS,
Large lot LAMPS and FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS,
Lot Of sE&ING-MACHINE TOPS,
Lot GRUCRYIEs,
CANDY JARS,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Lot Bale COTTON,
PSPPER,
WHEgLBARROwS,
one barrel CALCINE PLASTER, &c. &c,
to satisfy distress warrants and attachments In my
hands. A. K. CRUMP,
je ls-3t II. G. q. L.
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PROPOSALS.

ITO DIRT.DIGGERS.-We wish to
i contract for filing part Of the ravin ne, 90 On
lao feet. reasonable time will bs given. and Sc
curity required for the faithful completion OF the
contract. ,,,,aou
ITO CULVERT BUILDERS AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proposals Will be re-
ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock on sAIGh-
DAY the 22d instant for building the following
Culverts for the ciry, viz:
A Brick Culvert mmencing at Cave ana hird
streets running thence up Cave 10 Second street,
thence down Second street to Leigh street.
Brick CulveIt On Sixth street north OF clay
street , -, c,,u
Brick Culvert Second street. from narsnRli
street TO alley betwea Broad and Grace streets
Brick Culvert on Fourth street. north OF puVai
street 1T ~ c
street go .,
time and place for building Stable on the city
lot at ClarR's spring.
plans and ecifcatons of the work can be seen
at this Office The Commissioner. OF Streets re-
serye the right to reject any or all OF the bids.
BY order of the Commissioners Of Streets gene
rally. w; oiLL,
je It'd City Engineer.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
ARGE AND WE'LL COATED

ARGE AND WELL-IOCATED
IL BRICK TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will be sold at auction, on The premises, on " Ed
NESDaY the 2Gh June. 1851, at o'clock J;
the largc and well-located u RICK TBEBMEST
recent in the occupancy Of Mr.. Burwen Jones
The lot has front OF 9j feet, and depth Of l55
feet to a vide alley. The dwelling contains nine
or ten rooms besides brick kitchen, stable, car
rage house, &C., and the whole premises ale in
comfortable repair. Possession given at once:
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four
eight. ant twelve months, for negotiable notes
with interest added, secured by trust deed. The
taX-s and insurance of 1867 70 be paid by the pur-
chaser HARRISON. GODDIN * IPPERsON,
l. 20 Auctioneers.
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b. L. Il. Cook, AuCtiCBeer.
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
~ VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST


10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- exeru.cd bv Charles IL Wynne 10 the under
htl>ul., Count OF the cry Of Richmond. and at
The rsqus, OF the parties Interested, lney viii pro.
- Slv Of JAN a. II c!Sck A. NJ at the printing
Office OF the said NyGn", on the corner Of FOur
esuih aud Main streets, al me property conveyed
IN TIE PRESs-ROOM.
Tavlor's Small Cylinder Presses, Skis inches
thn,s Process have been in u,s bat short
time, and are u good a. new
Al ,Ua- new patent Book Press, 2sixiS} inches;
adams new patent BOOK Press, ?elN!I inches;
Adams 10 Vtt-nI Book Press, 2e!xil inches;
Gordon lob ,Iss', XII Inches:
| Gordon Card Press:
$50 . imperial arlington Band Press.
The e Presses have been well ept aud are in aX-
Get eat order, ald will do rst.class Box and job
iToo'- Paper Cutter,
Kuggle, Card Gutter,
i've. h"r.s Steam Engine, with Boiler Shaft ig.
Puilcys, Steam Pipes, &c with Roller Moulds.
Paper Boards, Sc, &c. and al the furniture OF
prcss-rOom.
~ THE COMPOSING ROOM,
very heavy fonts Of the following Types:
Small Pie, Long Primer,
BOurgeOise, BREWER,
Nourar.il, Agate,
Together with large supplies OF
Rules Leads,
Gailcys, 81 etAl Furniture,
IlulO-lug stones,
Chas's, Font Cabinets,
Stands, Cases,
and Everything necessary for the printing OF books
and news papers on an extensive scale.
THE JOB OFFICE
embraces hundreds OF fonts OF JOB TYPE incu-
ding most of tue new styles which have been
issued from the founOries smce the war, toge her
with Racks, Cabinets, Rules, slugs. Leads, and. I'm
fact every requirement for frst.class JOB Print
iuy flee.
TERMS up SALE Gums Of flc0 and less, cash (;
over that amount, one fourth cash balance on
two, four, and Fix months credit, with approved
endorsed negOt able notes, interest added.
,.5 a, W VIII ~ , iSSsssGGSSb Tru,tses
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BY Z. A. J. CIopton,
Aucioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin.
,yAJukRJE IMPROVED

VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY
' PROPERTY FOR sALE-Two FRtMED
STORES, WITH DWELLINGS ATTACHED, OK
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH srREsTs, on
LEASED GROUED, FOX SALE At Auction -
will offer for aale on THURSDAY the 9TH dy OF
Juna. 1857, or The premises, ~ o'clock p. VI the
two FRAME so II NEME-TS a. ADORE described,
now occupied by God tenants At IaIT rents. hey
are us ID for Inc flowing pprpOses-Onc a. a con.
fectiona-y, the other a. nj 'uu'rg st'ra. Tht, IL
considered o = Of the most desirable locations for
the millinery business on Broad street.
The lot fronts twenty five i,ct N the south side
Of Broad street, running baez between parallel
lines TOO feet.
The ground leas" has three years 10 run from the
25th day Of Jure, 1881, the puTch tssT having the
rig ht to Remove the bulldogs at the expiration Of
tho lease. IS the party owning the property /. de.
sirOus to sell, persons wishing to make pc.
htdbs investment will find 1t 10 their Interest 10
attend the sale.
TsRys: OHs-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable no'"', with Interest
aided, with an approval endorsar.
j. 20 \. A. J. CLOPFcN luct'Onaer.
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az b. ROBINS. RIAL ESTATE

w Il. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, oties northwest
corner Main and Eleventh street. lin the National
Bank of Virginia). Richmond, Va, gives special
attention 10 the kENTIEG 0F HOUSES and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS. The patronage Of
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 200 FARMS and places In yir.
ginia. comprising upwards Of rs, eco ACRES OP
LAND, from choice TO common, At reasonable
prices. Call and see his lists,
Is also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over $4,000 Plan purely
mutual. w. h. ROBINS, Agent.
0tics northwott corner Main and
nv Its Eleventh streets. Richmond Va.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auc;ioneers,
Northwest corner Il ain and Eleventh strests

DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT CN
II YgEABbB STREET At AUCTIOE.-On
: SATURDAY, ed June, at o'cl ~ p. NJ, Wa will
sell upon thu premises a Framed DWBLLIAG
and LDF formerly owned by Michael irwin
situated an The south side Of Ncuablr -tra- 'front.'
ing 30 feet and running back about 100 feet toIha
property OF .. A. SiTeckor. The house has four
rooms, with a kitchen Of two rooms.
TEEHS: rne tbiTd cash b Ia "a ~ three ana
six months for notes W III iutere,t sddsd.
GRUBBS y WILLIAMS
I'd
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SDeciGL Notices.

EN AGUEAND FEVER CON0UEROR, or
Natures own Remedy for the cure OF CHILLS and
FEVERS in their worst form, for sale at
WOODS PHARMACY,
10 90 Fifth and Marshall streets.
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NOTICE.-Proposals (sealed will be
~ received by the nndersi gned until the FiRST
DAY nP JULY NEXT for LEVELLlNG TUE
NOTIFICATIONS On his farm, "Reveille,"
head OF Grove road. Tho work will be paid for AS
II progresses, and the whole amount paid when
conpl etod. Security given and req aired.
i. Post JOHN ID. HAMMERSLEY.