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A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.-James Chill
drew. q small boy, aged about twelve or
thirteen years, was arraigned before the
Mayor Yesterday to answer the charges OF
stealing soda-woter fountain valued at
fftv dollars from Messrs. Saunders 4
Howard, and of committing burglaries
rpon Messrs. Green & Allen, Richard ID.
Pollock, G. G. Tinsley, and W. b. Glaze
brook. >,
From the evidence given in the case IT
appeared that he was caught one morning
in October last with the soda fountain, and
dropping it, he made his escape. The
tools were found in different places, and it
was proven that they had been sold by
Childrey. He acknowledged having CON-
mitted the burglary upon Green &Allen,
but remained silent concerning the others.
He is . notorious young scamp, and has
been repeatedly arraigned for thieving.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
- In THE P0ST-oFPfCE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY o, 1897.
~ NOT called LOT within one month they will be
TO strangers or transient visitors In town OF
city, whose special address may be unknown.
with the word transient"
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp end
direction for post-marking without Interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
call for ddrertfssd LETTERS" giving the date oi
this list, and pay one cent for Advertising.
~. B.-A request for the return Of letter TO the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
ONCE and State across the left hand end OF the
velope, on the face side. will be complied with.
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CLEAN SWEEP OF FIxrUREs.-A night or
two since, one of new houses owned by
Messrs. Green s Allen, on Ninth street
opposite the Dollhouse, and at present un-
occupied, was entered and robbed of every
portion OF its fixtures. Every key in the
house was stolen, and not water-cock
was left. The theft was just discovered
Yesterday.
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RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION.
This association, we learn, having complete
ly re3rganized, will commence its opera
tions again during next week at the music
store Of Messrs. Johnson s. Chamberlayne.
1t is composed Of young men of Richmond,
and its entertainments have always proven
source of great musical improvement
and pleasure to its members.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our CHURCHES o-MoRRow.-The usua
services will be held in all our churches
tomorrow with the exceptions mentioned
below:
Rev. DR.. Baird viii preach in Virginia
Hall at IL A. M. and 31a P. VI.
Rev. NJ. d. Hoge, ID. D., will continue
his lectures to young men at AZ P. NJ.
Bishop Doggett will preach in Broad.
street Methodist church at ii A. NJ, and
Rev. George w. Langhorne will deliver 9
lecture to young men at ~ z. ID.
Rev. E. W. Peterson, pastor of Clay
street Methodist church, will deliver the
! first of series Of sermons to children at
Pm.
Rev. T. G. Jones, d. D., will preach in
the Second Baptist church at IL A. NJ. and
71sP.M.
Rev. II. II. Harris will preach in Grace.
street Baptist church at =. P. N.
Rev. A. E. Dickinson will preach in
Leigh-street Baptist church a sermon to
children at IL o'clock, the scholars of the
Sunday school occupying the principal
pews. Communion at O'Clock. Rev. A.
NJ. Poindexter, D. D., will preach at u
p. NJ. ..F yc.s s..l
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL, AND ASSAULT
UPON THE JArLoR.-On Wednesday night,
as Mr.. Frederick Hall, one of the Jailors
at the city Jail, was going his rounds and
closing the cells in the negro quarter, a
blanket was thrown over his head by q
negro in one of the cells, he was knocked
insensible with billet of wood, and
dragged into the cell. Mr.. Brooks, another
of the jailors, was standing at the gate at
the time, and a negro named Henry Davis,
confined for larceny, ran up to him and
asked him for piece of bread, and as he
did so, another negro named William Ro-
bertson called out "Mr. Brooks, Henry
Davis has got Mass Fred in de cell, and
b'lieve he has killed him." Mr.. Brooks
got his gun and called Mr.. William Hall to
his assistance. The latter went into the
yard with his pistol, and Davis advanced
menacingly upon him, shouting, "Come on,
boys" Mr.. Hall fired upon him, the ball
striking him in the neck, and lodging
therein. The negro did not move when
shot, and had no appearance of being hurt
at all. After he was shot, all was quiet.
Mr.. Fred. Hall was found TO have received
a severe blow on the back of his neck,
which rendered him totally insensible. lie
said, when he recovered, that he had an
indistinct recollection Of having been
searched as soon as he fell. Fortunately, he
did not have his pistol about him, OF they
might have obtained it and done much
harm.
1t has been found out that Henry Chel-
sea, negro, confined for felony, was the one
who threw the blanket over Mr.. Halls
head, and Davis knocked him down
Others were concerned in the affair, whose
names will doubtless be disclosed upon it,
investigation.
Mr.. Hall was doing well yesterday
though suffering considerable pain from
the effects of the blow. The negro's wound
will prove painful though not serious.
Another attempt to get out OF Jail was
discovered in progress yesterday morning
in the white quarter. The hasp of one OF
the cells was found broken short oil. 1t
was repaired soon after discovered, and
the attempt frustrated.
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: AcKNowLEDGMENT.-T treasurer OF
the Richmond Male Orphan Society has
the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt,
by the hand of the Rev. DR.. Hoge, ofthis
city, Of the very liberal donation Of two
hundred and fifty dollars, from the
" Southern Relief Fair " of St. Louis.
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RoBBERY.-The residence of n. n. Lee,
ESQ, was entered on Thursday night ana
robbed Of considerable amount OF silver
ware, clothing, etc.
A negro woman named Opheiia Robin
son, employed in the house, was missing
Yesterday morning. She was subsequently
arrested in the county, upon . warrant
served by Detective Knox. A part OF the
stolen property was found with her.
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rec. Il. REES & CO.'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC AIT GALLERY,
,E- and al3 MAIN STREET, il one of the most
,r.aas.ve and complete ests tsh!ishments of its
sad in this country. With their extraordi-
~ facilities, a LIES SIZE PHOTOGRAPH 10
.,.e with as much ease as a small AMBRo-
TYPE. The beautiful PORCELAIN picture is here
..ty to perfection. Also, CARTE DE- NlSlTE-
sd and new size. Copies from all kinds OF pic
...s. made ard enlarged to any size, and finished
a lae Aigaes. style Of the art, snd at reasonable
.-.sas Examine specimens at our doorway,
wHEEg NONE BUT OUR OWN WORK Is EX-
s.B!TED.
Artists and others are invited to call and see the
s.auafll effect from our direct north skylisht,
T-.sA is so arranged that either side Of the face
a- he taken equally well, and is especially
l..gtsd for weak and light eyes and freekled
..-s ia lots
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THE RIvER.-The ice upon the river has
commenced to break below, and it is now
clear as far up rs Varina. The steamship
Virginia, bound from Philadelphia to this
place, reached City Point yesterday. The
Appomattox river is clear nearly up to Pc
tershurg.
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GENERAL RoBgRTsE. LEg.-The lifs-size portrait
Of Lee which Anderson has jus. finished, and
which win remain for few days on exhibition st
Art Palace, lsll Main street, 10 certainly the very
perfection OF art. Compared with any other We
have seen IL Is so greatly superior that We do not
wonder that admirers Of the great chisftsin are
dering copies Of It; and It is With pride We IN.
nouncs that several are already ordered for psbiis
institutions.
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NUMBER OF PRISONERS IN JAIL.-There
are at present one hundred and fifty pri-
soners in the city jail. OF these, twenty
five are white, twenty three males and
two females; one hundred and twenty Ave
blacks, males and females. This proper
tion is observable in most of the. jails
throughout tho State and also in the pen
itentiary.
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LIGHTHOUSE CARRIED OFF.-The light
house marking Deepwater shoals in James
river was carried away on Tuesday by .
large piece of floating ice, which struck 1t,
tore it from its frame, and capsized it COM
plctely. In this manner it foated down
the river.
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QUALIFICATION OF OFFICERs.-General
Asa Rogers, of Loudoun county, gave bond
and qualified as Second Auditor yesterday
before Major John S. Rady, notary public;
as did also Mr.. Hawes X. Sutton, the Regis
ter of the Land Office.
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CoAL-PIr EXPLOSION. slight explosion
took place at Glover pits on Wednesday,
which caused fire to ensue. Very little
damage was done, however, and no one
was hurt.
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DELEGATES ApPoISTED.-At special
meeting Of the Union Base-ball Club, held
on Friday evening, February l, 1867, at
307 Twelfth street; the following named
gentlemen were appointed delegates to
the State Convention to be holden In this
city on Monday evening next, February 4,
1867: M. T. Jef{eris, d. B. Parker. j. J
Mcfarland, W. II. Bennitt, James II. Mead.
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THE CONCERT FOR THE ORPHANs.-Tho
concert for the orphan asylums has been
postponed until Tuesday, in order to give
time for rehearsal and completion Of ar
rangements.
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MARRIAGEs.-Thirty- three couples took
chances in the delusive lottery of matri-
mony in this city during last month. Or
these fifteen were white and eighteen
were the descendants of Ham.
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THE BASEBALL CoSvENTIoN.-The COM
mittee Of arrangements for the approach
ing State Baseball Convention are re-
quested to meet in the Hastings court
room on Monday night at s o'clock.
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D0CKBRIDGE MINING COM

n OC K IL K Dd d IININO 4OO&xk
II PANY.-NOTICE.-B Of slbseripfioIn. 2. 70 q
the capital stock OF the ROCK R;sSmonS.
snd vtii b. kept open TIL the 10th OF FsbruAry
next unlsss twelve hundred shaIes srs prs,iGSusly
subscribed. When twelve b hundrsd tnaies navs
nav will ribe like cum, and close The books
mi opened again In the manner provided oy the
nave crude and msunfsctu specimens OF
m sss minerals, which will exhibit with pleasure
10 an persons who may feel sufficient interest 70
call and see them.
Nv Authority Of the corpcrators.
- = J. d. IMBoDsn, Attorney NJ Law, &
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CHEAP Wo0D.-It will be seen from the
notice elsewhere that another lot Of cheap
wood will be issued on Monday, at the
Danville depot, commencing at 9 A. n.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINsH
J. W. PEDIN'S,
No. 600 BROAD STREET.

No. s0s BROAD STREET.
Having determined to reduce his stock of FALL
and WINTER GOODS by the spring, would. re-
spec,fully call the attention of the ladies espe'
cially to his stock of DRESS GOODS.
BLACK and COLORED FANCY SILKS, Sl.eS;
FRENCH MERINOS, ssc. and sOc.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, ssc. and 9oc.;
POPLINS, 4oc. and Soc.
ALPACA and NJ. DELAINES, ?5c.;
PLAIN and PLAID DEBAGE ES, Csc.
ALL-woOL DELAINEs, 45c. and Soc;
LINEN SRTS, 25c.;
HEAVY RIBBED HOSE, 2oc. and ?5c.
LADIES MERINO VESTS, sl.so;
ALL-WooL CASHMERE, $50;
BLHACHED and BROWN SHEETlNG, ~.
IRISH LINEN,
LINEN SHEETIHG,
DAMASK,
and many other articles; all of which will be sole
at very reduced prices, and as low as can be had
In the city. ia CIV
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4itllnlond. 1ispatth.
SATURDAY. .........TEBRUARY 2 1867
,AasctjO7a Sales This Day.

J. v. CASE, Deputy sheriff, viii sell at+ o'clock,
atR. L. Mocre's, near the Reservoir, lot oil
corn, turnips, cabbage, a spring wagon, and
other articles.
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TIE FREEDMEN's BUREAU has cstaoilshed
another Office for the distribution OF ra-
tiops, on the corner Of First and Clay, ~
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DICHMOND MANUFACTURE
IL, MANY are not aware thaswe now manufacture
clothing in Richmond. and have for over twenty
years we desire to cal your attention to the fact
that we always keep on hand complete stock OF
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, and VESTlNGS, which
we will max 10 order (the work all done in Rich
mondJ at SHORT NOTICE and in the LATEST
STYLES, and in workmanlike manner. nj
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
/. an 1l2 Main street.
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n SIMMONS&CO.'S WARRANTED
J.. CAST STEEL AXES--lisht, medium, and
heavy wsights-Keaiurky and SarEse see, RtnnMsrns' nM
for sale by SnARhn as g tt b
IN g. 500 - eih ea1us.
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CIRCUIT Court OF RICHM0ND.-Judge
Meredith will commence the next session
of his court on Monday next at III o'clock
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mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
i We Offer for sale, at loy:.s Iriessi ETn e
isrss sssort sut Of most fAy0rlte brArds
Sc - :. BARVEfs WlLLIAls,
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STATIONERY,
At REDUCED PRICES.
We have varied and complete stock Of
STATION NRRY
on hand, which we arc for the present ofs ring
GREAT REDUCTION FROM RRrAIL PRICES.
ENVELOPES.
BLANK BOOKS,
INKS. &c.
fei WHITE h HOWARD, ioii Main street.
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Pastor Of African Baptist Church ti); National
Express Company /; Presiden. Richmond College
(2): Proprietors Southern Literary Messenger; !;
Richmond Female Institute Editor Price Current; ;
Temperancs, State of Virginia; Advertising
Agency; National American; Richmond Male
College 1915 Main street; II. A. n. !: Is. T. l.. !;
F. j. r. ALEXANDER SHARP, P. VI.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Jamos
NJ. Taylor & Son sold ct auction yesterday
lot on the north line Of Byrd street, BE-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, twenty
one by forty -four feet, at t446. Jase
Williams purchaser. Is ;...ss 49,.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & ApperSon
sold at auction yesterday the ieasehold In.
terest In q lot of ground, with the large
brick store with iron front, and sppur.
tenances thereto belonging, fronting about
twenty-six feet on the west line Of -Four.
teenth street between Main and Cary, and
running back to Virginia street In the rear,
subject to q ground rent Of 700 per On.
mum, and to the terms Of the lease under
which the same is held, being the property
bounded on the north by the tenement oc-
cupied by Mr.. J. J. Foster, and on tho
south by the tenement occupied by Messrs.
Hill Poteat. II was purchased BY DR..
w. b. Pleasants Cor the sum Of e3,925.
A MODEL DEBroR.-A merchant Of our
city who has debtor not far of, wrote TO
him for the payment Of ng-standing &C.
count for the fourth or fifth time, not long
since, threatening him with warrant II ho
didn't pay him. He received the following
cool reply:
aMr. Mr.. Skinfint is my consta-
BILE, and lives near -. Send my account
to me will give It to him, and when No
collects it will send it to you. You arc
the first man that ever threatened to war
rant me.
"Yours respectfully,
"ToBrAs SKIYNANIDINK."
Truly an obliging debtor.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Harnden
Express Company.
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4 LMANACS FOR 1867.
IN LESLiB-illustratsd,
TRIBUNE,
DEMOCRATIC,
RICHARDSON'S VIRGINIA and NORTH
CAROLINA,
OLD FRANKLIN,
HAGERST0WN,
BEADLES ALL.THR.YRAR BOOK,
AMERICAN FARMERS,
LESLlR-comic,
BiCKEL'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fAMILlEN KALENDER-illustrated,
B0LTZ kALRNDER-illustrated.
For sale by J. WALL TURNER,
No. - Thirteenth street.
ia 26--ts Richmond, Va.
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T G. COURTNEY & SON,
81 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHIRTS. SKIRTS,
CORSETS, AND SMALL WARES,
souTH SIDE BROAD STREET BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH,
RICHMOND, VA.
We desire to thank the public for their liberal
patronage so far, and would assure them that no
hon,e in every respect worthy Of their confidence.
we have made arrangements with manufacturers
in Europe and United States to supply as direct
with all the best makes of goods In our line.
"a 10 1st COURTNEY i SON
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
D ihs undersigned have formed a co partner
r. under the style Of BOUDAK & PIXLINI for
lfgSlrgose ~ carving on GENERAL GRO
So bAD COMMISSION BUSINESS.
t.y aOle by strict attention 10 their business 70
r,,-lr receiving the favorable patronage here
"e t1.snded 10 the sen,er partner.
JUAN A. PfZZfHI,
Richmond, Va.
9RspY r. BOUDAR,
!-te u the nrm Of John r. Butler Il Go
Richmond, Va.
Eos. 422 and 4aa, Fifth aud MarshalI streets.
St1-ly
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THE Cry LIMITs.-The following amend
ments were offered in the Senate yester-
day by Mr.. Coleman, 70 the Senate bill to
extend and define the boundaries of the
city of Richmond:
n" At the end Of 4th section (of amend
ments proposed by the Committee on
General Laws) add: Provided that after
the expiration of said period of three
years, such discrimination shall be made
between the taxes levied upon persons and
property within said limits hereby added
and those levied and collected upon per-
sons and property within the present limits
as will effectually protect the former from
all liability, direct or indirect, for the pay
ment of the debt now due by said city of
Richmond, or the interest due and accru-
ing thereon
"Section 5. It shall be lawful for the
sheriff or other collectors of Henrico to
collect and make distress for any public
dues or officers fees which shall remain
unpaid by the inhabitants embraced within
the limits of the extension of the corpora
| ton of the city of Richmond at the time
when this act shall commence and be in
force, and shall be accountable for the
SdIIlC III lIhC 40 - wiz 49, Ass>A
never been passed.
"Section 6. This act shall be submitted
to the qualified voters Of the county Of
Henrico on the fourth Thursday in May
next by the county (court of Henrico In
such manner as the said county court may
direct, conforming said election as near as
may be to the mode Of electing delegates
to the General Assembly. Polls, opened
by the officers conducting the election,
shall be headed respectively, For Exten.
sion of the Limits of Richmond and
Against the Extension of the Limits Of
Richmond The said officers shall also
cause copy of this act to be printed In
large type and posted in conspicuous
/ and convenient place for reading 1t, at the
several election precincts in the county. ),
/ "Section 7. The polls thus taken shaii
be returned to the Comfy Court OF hen
1 rico, and if O majority Of the votes OF tne
county actually given shall be FOR the e1.
tension, they shall announce tnat Iesuit ~
two or more Of the newspapers puonshcd
in the city of Richmond: and the limits o
the CITY shall be extended according TO The
nroyisions of this act and this act shal
thenceforward in oil respects be IN force.
"a Section s. This act shall be In force
from and after the lst day Of May, ls7O.'
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CLOTHING.

rAPES AND OvERCOATS.-W
~ have yet on hand good assortment of OVER
COATS and CAPES-diferent kinds and prices.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.,
ia IL ll2 Main street.
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Es- EZEKiEL'S
VIRGINIA HAZE RESToRER.
a Thing of Beauty is Joy Forever"
Hamors and diseases Of the scalp produce pald-
,.,s. The VIRGINIA HAIR RRsToRER Is war
sa,sd 10 restore the scalp to healthy condition
81. tAiCksn the hair. Dsndruf ID thoroughly
s..4itzted by its use. Itching and burning OF the
EICHLY PEEEUMkD HAIR DRESSING!
TITS NoTA DYE
i does not color the skin. Il does not stain the
.les, linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
&c. njuriously upon the hair or health, RS do Nj
la.s Of Silver Dyes, or those made Of other nox-
3ls drugs.
Try IT AND BE CONVINCED
WAsHIEGToy. D. c., December 81, 1866.
= =. Ezekiel, Richmond, Vd.,:
bear sir-I am gTatihed 10 see that you have
it''n commenced the Manufacture OF your HAIR n
si>IUtBS From the testimony o. many i,i.n,a a,a,,ms
.a.t believe il TO bs the most efficient compound
he kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
hose who have uied II assure me 'nSo nao,h, ~ fo'
t-y restores the growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours, &c.,
ALBxASpBg Y. p. GaRSETT, NJ. D.
Tor sale by ell druggists IN this city and else
v.src. Price, 81 per bottle. Orders addressed to
ae27 N EZEKIEL. box $50.
ts TO THE MILLIONS THAT HAVE
die money In these flush times, The
L.CHAOND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
would say that they still
RECEIVE MONEY on DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
4LL KINDS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED ON THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIME.
Once corner Twelfth and Main streets.
JB DAVIS, President.
- G. PcTTs, Secretary. iaS
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LADIES, LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
FEBRUARY J. 1867.
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TWO MARRIAGES. BY Miss MU-
Il L0CH.
ST. ELMO By Miss Evans.
IDALIA. BY Ouida.
RECOLLECTION OF H. WATKINS ALLEN.
TRUTHS HISTORY OF TIE GREAT REBEL
COUNTRY QUARTERS.
SIX HUNDREDA YEAR
BILL ARP.
WAR POETRY OF THE SOUTH. BY simms.
SURRY, OF EAGLES NEST. By J. &. Cooke.
Can be had Of
J. WALL TURNER, Bookseller,
ia 2S-ts No. 20 Thirteenth street.
rONG RE SSIONAL GLOBE, from
~ lsis to 1860. inclusive, for sale by
j. WALL TURNER
rs No. 20 Governor street.
SCARCE LAW BOOKS.
- RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH, 1920 Main street,
sons Practice aud Forms, Lomax Executors
and Digest, Mathews's Civil and Criminal Digest,
Lawyers Guide. sands's Suit in Equity, Davis :
Criminal Law, Tate g Index and Digest, Henning's 8
Justice, fuckers Comme entsries and Blackstone
Tate's Forms, Mayos Guide, Law Maxims, and
l., 500 volumes OF Standard Law Books. iaa9
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DRY GOODS. &c.

JAMES IL. MOODY, p. N
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
10y vi u'I,
JAS IT WILSON,

clerk to Co.nty Commissioners
for St. Marys county.
May ,, 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16

containing

more CT less.
This land is located in the Patuxrnt
District, on an estuary Of the Patnxent
river. aud has large quantity of valua-
bic timber upon it.
It adioins the valuable Patuxent estate
OF John b Abel, Clarke's mill land and
one of the estates of the late Hozekiah
Dent.
These estates will be be sold separ
atelv
Terms of Sale, as prescribed b. the de-
cree are One ,hir,, Of the purchase mo-
ney in cash on the dag of sale, aud the re-
sdue il cqnai iustamentS at one and two
years credit, the purchasers give bond>
FOR the deferred payments, with s'cnri'y to
be approved ~ the Trustees, aud to bear
interest from tie day Of sale.
Wien all the purchase money shall be
paid. The Trustees viii execute q deed to
the purchasers. free, clear and discharged
from al claims OF tn parties 10 this suit,
aud of those claiming under them.
Il & COMBS,
JAS 5 DOWNS,
Trustees.
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