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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30
Births.

Births.
MAKINsON-In Gold Hill, Dec. 30. to the wife
Of Thos. Makinson, q son, weighing twelve
pounds.
DE sHIELDS.-At the Gould and Curry Mil,
Virginia city, Dec. 26, to the vito Of Brit. Dc
Shields, q son,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-30
NEW TO-DAY.

Dayton Silver MininE Company.
Notice Is hereby given that q meeting of tho
stockholders Of tho Dayton Silver Mining Com.
pany will BIO hold ut tho Office Of the Secretary
In Silver City. on Monday, January 6. 1868, ut l
o'clock r. N. By order Of tho Board Of Trus.
toes. d. l.. HASTINGS, Secretary
December 30, ls67.3t.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, August l-Evening.-The reform
leaders have another grand demonstration in
Hyde Park Monday to protest against cutting
down the franchise as it passed the House i'll
the reform bill.
At the Goodwood races to-day, Van Ban,
the defeated favorite for the Derby, won the
cup.
DrBbIS, August 1.-The reports O. famine
in counties Connemara and Mayo are greatly
exaggerated.
BRUSSELS, August l.-Manuel Carello, Min
lister of Chill to Prussia, died to day.
PARIS, August IA new Russian loan is to
be offered in this market next week
vienna, August 1.-The Sultan left to day
for Constan tinoplc.
BERLIN, August IN. Bismarclt's official
organ here, in an editorial to-day, strongly
urges the great Powers of Europe to inter-
venc in the Cretan question.
Kin. William, of Prussia, to-day issued q
proclamation assuming the duties of Sove'
reign of the North German States.
.PHsTH, August AT q recent election fol-
members of the Hungarian Diet Louis Kos
suth was chosen to represent the city o.
Weitzen without dissenting vote.
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,,;1,,c District Baptist Association.
49, palnrshorc Eynrsss
From the Petersburg ~


,,5y embracing thirty churches, loca
.hs pnyyhatan, Amelia, aud Chesterfield,
'5, rs eighty fonrth session with Mount
@," church, near the Clover h,si pits.
ih' and listened 10 an excellent and APP
H.Hi|", ;rtro6uctory sermon from Rev. r
HrorMISSIjn
". U" .%n Scrnon. the'Association organized
At'r' , - nf 7. II. Robertson modara tor.
BY az W, Moore clerk Ii has been
aad ~ - This body for twenty-five wears
ne es ,'S, Iqvnpn for its presiding officers.
&, ,''l;sos Inc subject Of temperance. the As.
FrS"g hq6 REPORTS on religious books and
sN#Ht"' ~, which tonic Rev. T. w Sydnor
nnstH, g 80 ". Cudlin made speeches, and
std heNr ."r nicrinson repor.ed himself as
-3e Rev - a - nlJ;,jn,,s Htr1I6
-sHresfn''"A '' ~, ministerial education was
Ghe 'rIw. Rarhy, and elected a long
esd ~ S,,ocrn from Professor Harrison OF
and 40" StC,IIrrr
&.hI" -E,,rrf on Sabbath Schools was read by
W Moore.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM Washington--A Quiet Election In Tel

aSUlct EleCuOu LII 1eH-
nessee, &c.
WARRINGTON, August I'm the Surratt
tfiai Mr.. Bradley addressed the jury o-day.
Mr. Pierrepoint for the prosecution. closes
Tomorrow
The dispatches received from Tennessee in
dictate that the election yesterday passed Off
quietly, and without the bloodshed antici-
pated. In Memphis a regiment of infantry
was stationed, to be called upon in case Of
emergency, but their services were not re-
CURED. a large vote was polled, and Brown
low seems to have the advantage. The re-
ports, however, are not full enough to war.
rant statements rs 10 the result
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that the payment of compound interest notes,
with interest thereon, will only be made at
maturity, at the Treasury of the United States,
and by the Assistant Treasurers at Boston,
Philadelphia, and New York
special telegram from this city says it is
understood from official sources that the Pre-
sident intends to appoint General Hancock as
General Sheridan's successor
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MarketS-By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August "A. M.-Gold, 40.
Sterling exchange--Time, 10. Money, per
cent Flour 1JGl25c. lower. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Pork lower; new mess, S23.4j
Cotton quiet ut CSC.
New YORK, August 2-P. M.-Flour dull !;
choice new southern, ST.. 50@Slj75. Wheat
dull and easier. Corn unchanged yellow
southern, 81 mixed western, 99c .@lSl .o3.
Mess pork, go. A. Turpentine, $50. Resin,
So. 7jN$S.JO. Freights dropping. Gold closed
steady at 14Oia@l40h. Money unchanged.
Foreign exchange weak and lower. Govern
ments closed strong. Stocks closed quiet,
without material change
The receipts ut the Sub-Treasury for The
week are s., 800, OGl, and the payments l,55l,-
$40.
LONDON, August % p. M.-Consols adj
vanced 4, and quoted at 9il. United States
j-20's, 722l.
LIVERPOOL, August Pep. M.-BreadstuTs
dull and heavy, owing in part to the favor
able weather for the growing crops.
LIVERPOOL, August 2-Noon .-Cotton-Sales
for the week foot up $1,000 bales, OF which
so, 900 were for speculation and $4,000 for eX-
port: stock in port, $4,000 bales, of which
$40 900 bales are American; estimated sales
to-day, 10000 bales. The following are the
opening quotations Uplands, lOAd; Orleans,
l0ss@l0f4d.
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The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Letiyer says: The Union Commit tee
nomination of General Grant will probably be
followed up with 4 mass meeting in Union
Square in the course of a few days Arrange
ments for some such demonstration are already
under way. and among the persons most ac-
lively engaged in it, am informed, are pro-
minent politicians OF both parties The Whole
movement General Grants best friends pro-
nounce inopportune and unseemly, and there
is not the slightest probability that the Gene
ral himself will be dragged into IL.
There is q widespread delusion among our
country friends that newspapers put down
the price of wheat" but somehow they never
give newspapers credit for putting up the
price a man who makes, perhaps, q 6 shirt
tail full of wheat thinks the price should be
very high, to compensate him for his "short
crop" Unfortunately for him, the market is
not regulated by the crops OF one county, or
one section, or one fredericksburg
Ne,rS.
There are various reports afloat regarding
the finding of Il roll of greenbacks and a nag
Of 0oM in an old warehouse on Sophia street ;
but we can't exactly locate the lucky Under
Fredericksburg HeIdtd.
1t is not generally known that O. P. Bald
win, Esq, one of the most gifted men OF hir-
ginia, is now writing the. editorials in the Bal
timore Sua.-Rockinghom Register.
A free negro is reported rs among the re-
iected at the registration in Prince William
county because he had sympathized with the
Confederates. -FTedericksdurg Herald.
Virginia is as much better off than Tennes-
see as General Schotield is superior TO Co.
vernon Brownlow.- Ffederickstur9 NeaoS.
New corn can be engaged for twenty live
cents bushel in Texas.
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ANOTHER FALsgH0cD ENrosED.-The CONVEX
snuon reported III the columns of the New
!9Tk and other journals alleged TO have taken
place between . Radical member of Congress
'Ad HE Attorney General and Secretary OF
ne Treasury, in which the Attorney General
: reported 10 have stated that . the President
was II constant fear of impeachment, and
"oUtd consequently offer no impeachment TO the
recent recon> truction acts of Congress- is, we
unauthorized TO state, Il pure fabrication, and
"''r!ly without foundation. -Nutionat MtetR-
g..lI.F.
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of Village Police-DucI Stopped

CHARLESTON, August 2.-General Sickles has
removed the police Of the town of Sumter for
alleged maltreatment Of blacks and inefi-
cheney He appoints two colored and one
white policeman to succeed the late incum-
bents.
United States Marshal Epping was arrested
here last night, charged with the intention of
fighting duel with @. C. Bowen. who had
published an abusive letter about him The
difficulty grew ont of rivalry for the leader
ship of the Republican organization here.
Several of the freedmen who emigrated to
Liberia last year have returned here with dis
couraging accounts, and are advising southern
freedmen against emigrating there
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rhe Rappahannock Baptist A>sociation-Hcld
,ri,b the Farnliam Church. Richmond Coun-
From The Fredericksburg News

w.
FROM The F-ede ricksbarg News.
he delegates from the churches assembled
I'D. SATURDAY,, 9th July. and ut half-past 10
. i,.k were called 20 order by the modera tor,
lir- Addison Hall.
in motion. half III hour was spent in reli-
.,ar. services and il was resolved that the
,rr,a lime be- devoted 10 similar services each
.ru-rlus during the continuance of the SEES
The letters from The churches were read.
Observation-Disclosures sermon was preached by
rf4r~ { Iri!teuGeu, Of King and Queen.
4 recess was ,AcM taken.
The Association re assembled al half past :
lock T. NJ. and was opened by singing.
t.Irr Il Han wIs reelected moderator, and
3 II c. Jones WAS reelected clerk. The con-
,.,nl!pu and rules Of order were read.
CORE, bonding messengers from sister ASso-
.l,iou> ana other visiting brethren We're in
ted 10 :rpor: themselves and 10 participate
he proceedings.
Among those VINO reported were Rev. Drs.
2. ham T Broaddus and A. NJ. PoindeNtcr,
...u@> William Fisher, 7. ). Dnnaway, and
.a..eS tylaAd. ......
SUNDAY.
The day was spent III religious services.
.n.0us were preached in the house in the
rang hy Elders Charles Ryland and An
80. Broad<lTs, Ir.. and Al the stand by Rev.
Is PoindeXter and Broaddus. In the eve
ID. there was 4 Sunday school mass meet
:. and short addresses We're made by
i.rS Charles Ryland, John Pollard, Viii
IN Fisher, Rev. DR.. Il. II. Bagby, and Rev
.-y:Arr William F. Broaddus.
MONDAY.
The Association met at Q o'clock Half ar
nar WIS spen, III religious services. The re-
IT'S 0! III" various committees were pre-
med, and acted upon.
when the report of the Committee on the
:uca;iOu of the Ministry was presented. Rev
b. A. NJ PoindeNter, agent Of the Richmond
allrsa. delivered m address, i'll which he
AGED The history of the college, and ended by
aahin- Al eloquent appeal TO the members OF
lie Association for support.
II the evening session, Elder j. q. Counclil
.as elected 10 preach the Introductory sermon
.eNt year.
The Association then adjourned 10 meet al
live; Baptist church, King and Queen
.aaty, the last Tuesday in July, 1865.
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Georgia Politics, ar.

Augusta, GA, August 2.-There was 4 heavy
ran-storm here this morning
Ex-Governor Brown is publishing 4 series
of letters in the Chronicle and Sentinel in reply
to ex-senator Hill and in advocacy of recon-
struction under the recent bills
EX. Governor Perry has written another let
ter in opposition to reconstruction.
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me immigration 10 Minnesota this year is
,,a.neAse. Three hundred and fifty wagons
nave passed over the bridge Ut st. Paul since
,.Wi, with TWO thousand persons. Thou
. .1"us nave gone by rail and steamer IL is
tihated that in the Sank valley, above one
Injured miles northwest of ST. Paul, ten
.I -y.,;an persons have settled. The average
' v ihona Of immigrants passing TO the back
S5Yuhtry AT one time was seven hundred per
s "a! Other points have received their share
J. 5. Pennybacker, of Rockingham. has
Zen zen arrested by the military, charged with
-alihg murdered member Of the Federal
WSIFlal corps in Harrisonburg on the l4th OF
Nay last. The Register expresses surprise, rs
a. a. impartial jury had rendered verdict OK.
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The SrRRATT CAsE.-Wc hear that Mr. HeuS-
The newly appointed warden of the Wash
son jail, states that when h"waS Consul III
4aada. prior 10 he assassination of Mr.. Lin
bin, he met Surratt there so frequently rs 10
~eome familiar with his person, though not
moving him BY the name of Surratt. Further,
hat on The 18th OF April 1850, he met Surratt
:. lhc Steps Of the National Hotel in this city,
.-cogailed him "a his Canada acquain lance,
nd shook hands with him: but that he did
-y, know him 10 be John II. Surratt until
.~-lng HIM III the courtroom since the close
F. The testimony III the case now on trial-too
..:e 10 permit him Ileustis) 10 20 on the stand
g. witness IHHbiaDtDH Star,
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Registration in I,ouisiano.

New ORLEANS, August 2.-The following are
the returns with the exception of the last
three days. in New Orleans and Algeirs, in
the second district: Whites, 14,S43 blacks,
1875. White majority in the parish, As
white majority in the city, 92l. The expected
revision of the rolls will, it is thought, make
4 large difference.
SO far as heard from in the State the regis
tration stands: Whites, - 662 blacks, 70, l29.
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TIE Successor or SHERIDAN.-We under
and he officer 10 succeed General Sheridan
u.s. not yet been fully decided upon, but that he
Ill b. designated without unnecessary delay.
liz condition OF affairs i'll Louisiana and
.-yas Is such thai prompt action is indispen-
4o.e 10 The harmony Of that section Of the
snirr. Great public considerations, uncon-
-c.ei with the unsolderlike style of Sheri-
IN official dispatches and gross misconduct
publishing them, are said TO constitute the
rounds for relieving him from the position he
.s> shown himself so entirely unqualified 10
, -- TffinluL fafeiligsacer
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EFFECTIVE STRENGTH OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
aylotd!lg 10 statements in the ST. Petersburg
"ials The Russian army has been increased
oy 20, 90 men since the close of the Crimean
"%' Us effective strength is al present ,loo,-
IT, comprising 800, 900 900 irregular troops.
' -Ht military organization of the Empire Is
, -. mar. III case Of war, the army could De
l'seu 70 the imposing force Of 100000 NEIL
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HoNRs F0g CoLoRgp MEy.-A thousand or
more acres o: land recently purchased by
ieA"ra! Howard, near the insane asylum,
.'s or"A divided into acre lots, and about one
,.'"aErd and ilfty lots sold 10 colored men At
. .,' S!iJ 70 500 per acre, upon which hume
.yUS small framed houses are going up-some
"ipu!F ,approachlng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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GLoRIors NEws.-It affords us ineXpressible
pleasure TO be able to announce to the people
of the Valley, and especially of Rockingham
and Shenandoah counties, that the transfer of
the Manassas Gap railroad TO the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company has been con-
summa ted. and the contracting for the build
ing of the bridges and laying Of ties, ETC.,
from Piedmont TO Strasburg, and from Stras-
burg to Mt Jackson, will be 1T once entered
into 1t is expected that the road will be COM
pleted TO Mt. Jackson certainly by the lst
of December, and if possible 10 kratzer' s-siN
miles from Harrisonb burg .-RochiagtUm Regis
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WHAT JEALOUSY WILL Do "A young lady
b, respectable family was arrested by the
police Of this city on Thursday, disguised as a
.e.:.ss having blackened her face and neck
"Ith oil ANA charcoal II seems that she was
.aspcious OF another young lady being on too
Intimate Terms with her lover, and she eX-
.~et"G 10 surprise them IN disguise
---..Lrl.
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mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desiring

mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desiring
to propose for the erection OF the NEW a oiaad
thar1he drawings and specifications may be seen d
at the office of r. 6. Lind the architsss IA n en-
more, 70 Charles Reid president OF ths fnr.
nnis6 any information or forward copy OF the
specifications. ,o., 1r ~
August The building will be 200 feet front, VIII
two wings, % feet deep and five stories hlgn. al
The Board reserves the right to reject any OF a
sshow good evidence Of ability to carry the Work
through with promptnsss and energy.
: AN 2-gAu E--
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From Japall.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Files from Japan rs
late as June l have been received. DIR. Hep
burn, an American missionary, had COM
pleted his Roman, Japanese, and Chinese die
tionary.
Twenty Arab horses had arrived from the
Emperor of the French as present 10 the
Tycoon.
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The Tennessee Elecfinn

CINCINNATI, August "A telegram to the
Commercial from Knoxville says Brownlow es-
Inmates his majority at 10000. All to eight
congressman will be Radical and the United
States senator in place of Patterson
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COMMERCIAL,
Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Apuu,
OPFYRISGg

OFFERINGS.
lrheat.-White, 3,65s bush els red, ls5
bushels.
Cbrn.-White, l,s5o bushels; yellow, SIS
bushels mixed. $50 bushels.
hts.-66O bushels.
l""r-Extra, 80 barrels; family, 90 bar.
rels.
aALRB.
at.-White-Common to good, 267 bush :.
els, II. 60G12. 3d. 4s6 bushels damaged to good
on private terms. Red-842 bushels In ferior
to medium, s.Jol$2; All bushels inferior to
fair on private terms.
Corn.-White-2l7 bushels medium to good.
Sl.05@Sl.l0; 9j bushels good on private terms
iellow-l97 bushels at slO5. Mixed-4S bnsh
els good ut Sl.0s
Oats.-4l6 bushels, j2d60c.
FoT.-2l barrels country extra
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KEY. JAMES A. DuxcAx.-We learn from the
lending physician DIR. Leigh that this dis
"s uisheu divine, who has been for some.days
,a+i threatened with typhoid fever, is conva-
''sss''.s' and we are happy TO state is consi-
'F.eu OuL OF all danger-PetersJflrg IaCier.
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Mass for Maximilian.s Soul.

New EoRK, August "A grand requiem
mass for the repose of MaXimilians soul was
celebrated in the church of ST. John the Bap.
list in this city yesterday.
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E.ornn1ofiye Fyp1nSion

Locomotive Explosion.
MOBILE, August AN engine on the Mobile
and Great Northern railroad exploded to- day,
killing the engineer and 4 fireman. The pas
sengerS were uniniured
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Yellow Fever Mortality in Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 2.-There were
six interments day before yesterday from
fever. The fever is pronounced an epidemic.
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wv. ~" steamship LIyE.--A New York paper
'" Is mat Il new project is on foot for the
s."ohshment OF an ocean steamship line be-
zen washington and Alexandria, on the one
~, ana Antwerp on the other, with depot
~ ~ me reception Of German emigrants In
"a'H!Agton, from which they will be distri-
'1sru through the different southern States.
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
II GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH.
MOND, VA-This commodious and admirably
and newly painted is now open and prepared to
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY BOARDERS. The rooms are large, airy,
and handsomely furnished, the location Is central,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode.
rate my Its
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
BALTIMORE, MD.
FACULTY

Rev: Thomas E. Bond, N. D., President
q. g. NJ. Roberts, u. D.. Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
a. Foard, III. D., Professor of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
J. P. Logan, n: D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
Harvey L. BYRD, N. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Martin P. Scott, M. D., Professor Of the Diseases
of Women and Children.
Edward Warren, ii. D., Professor of the Princi-
pies and Practice of Surgery.
John F. Monmonier, NJ D., Professor of Physi-
ology and General Pathology.
J. j. Moorman, NJ. D., Professor OF Medical jug
risprudence and Hygiene.
Joseph x. Clagett, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medies and Therapeutics.
Clarence Mordt, NJ: D., Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy
John N. Monmonier, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The next session Of this institution will COM
mence on the FIRST TUESDAY of October next,
and continue for five months.
One student from each congressional district of
the late saveholdng States will be admitted to
all the privileges OF this university upon the pay
msnt OF hirty:f dollars for each session OF at
tendance.
Wounded and disabled soldiers will have pre-
cedence In this regard over all other applicants.
. All the ubiects embraced in the curricum will
be thoroughly aught and properly illustrated.
Every facility will bs afforded to students
for clinical stray and anatomical Investigation.
FEES Matric ulation, IS; Dissection. so ; Pro-
lessons, 1920 Graduation, $50; Beneficiary, $35.
For further information address the subscriber.
A. J. FOARD. NJ. D., Dean,
No. II Liberty street,
northeast corner Lexington or Barnum's Hotel.
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r 8. sQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN NEAR
FOURTH STREET.-THE principal, having been
frequently applied to by parents living in the
country to take their sons, has made arrange
ments by which he can receive few pupils into
his family. AS the number must be limited, it
will be necessary to make early application,
which can be done through the post office, or by
calling at residence corner Of Franklin and Fou.
shee streets. an l-d8tw3t
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H0TGaIOre.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MILL PICKS.-Six dozen EXTRA
wi CAST STEEL MILL PICKS received to-day
per steamer, and for sale by the dozen or singly.
iy 10 CHAS. J. SINTON, LABS Main street.
T GATHER AND GUM BELTlNG-
| 4 Thirty packages received per steamer from
the manufacturers and for sale at factory prices.
Also Lace Leather Belt Hooks EYES anq eisn
Hemp Packing, Hydrant Hose. Engine hose' @c.'
&c. for sale BY CHARLES J. SlhToN,
49, 1NA ~ - 1896 Main street,
10 Agent for the manufacturers
Anew HARDWARE sTORE.-I have
" lust opened select stock Of GENERAL HAK 9,
WARE in the store formerly occnpieRG ros D STRAITS.
HsVins BEEN engaged bs hardware trade In
this city number OF years RriSS y strict tn atten
ton to business, a share of the patronage Oh tns
! have secured the services OF MIR. w. ADpisUGn =.
KEPLER, who would be pleased % K sse nis
]. v. L. MoCREERY, 7ls Broad street.
,a,, opposite Fredericksburg depot
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
II No. 1899 MAIN STREET,
a few doors from Fifteenth.

MRS. P. r. STUBBS, PaoPR1ETREss,
formerly OF the National House. Broad street.
This house is situated in the most business part
Of the city, within short distance of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
the Danville railroads, and offers unusual induce
DOLLARS per day, 1e IL
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ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD HoUsE,}
RIcHHoyD, VA. NAV "a, 1867. {

k k6H 6T't IN IN M "a FA 1'g'R
The undersigned, determined to keep pace with
the times and to afford every possible facility to
the travelling public, has reduced the fare to
and widespread reputation of this favorite hotel
renders 1t unnecessary for the proprietor to say
mora than that effort on his part shall be want
ing to make it 60 ua to any rsclass hotel In this
country-NORTH or SOUTH.
1t has been recently reftted and newly furnished
throughout and nothing that can promote the COM
fort and convenience OF his guests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned solicia
a contnu ance from his former patrons and the pub
lie generally, JOHN P. BALLARD,
nv 24-ts Proprietor.