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not be admitted until she has adopted the l4th amend
An immediate vote was urged, and the yeas and nays
Mr. WILLIAMS Rep., oregon) said that the adoption
NJ the Amendment would commit Congress TO the doc
trine that the fourteenth amendment ia not adopted
son to the biz and indicated several grounds Of obeo-
tOn among them the clause cxempting from execuuon
personal property 70 m the amount OF sO' anu fe'i
Mr. DooIITrIE Dem, Wis., would oppose the es.i ad-
mission under this Constitution on several t h no.
because Of the test oath requiring recognition OF tne po
cal equality Of any man. without dlstnemo 0i oo or
Michigan could not take that oath conscentousy Ihey
and citizens Of other states where @ e pPeope had voted
it down. The other point to which he was sPeeneay
opposed was the bsnged In this psriculsr he
sald Massachusetts, had as much power 70 deIne tne
qualification of suffrage for Connecticut as Congress Tor
any State and no State accepting such requirements
would be self-goyerning or republican In form.
Mr. TKUMBULL Qll) replied briefly TO the argument
in regard to provision exempting certain amount OF
propery from execution and the validity Of the election
He e a Sne W Se made In accord
ance with the Constitution and that at the time OF the
fSe Is accounted for by the fact that the law
of Congress allowing persons registered any III tc
them. Replying TO Mr. Dootle he said the test oath
imposed by tins constitution was imposed by the people
Arkansas by their votes and he did not know hat h
Constitution Of the United States prohibited IT, In regard
TO the fundamental condition. he thought ~ yaneeSs as
could change its constitution according to the views OF us
wonld vote TO admit Arkansas under the bill It
from the House, in the amendment offered py ir
Ferry which he would vote first should be rejected
Mr. Edmunds's amendment was rejected without
division, and Mr.. FerTy's was lost by 20 Yeas 10 Il
NAYS. -.
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. brakes amendment,
providing for admission upon adoption OF the toareeh
amendment and agreement to the fundameh'ai CON
dtion.
Mr.. HENDERSON MoJ gave notice that he would
offer when in order amendment fOrbiddng dlscflm-
nation against color race, or denying 10 any class ho
rights of participation In the benefits OF funds raised ior
educational purposes - -
Shortly before o'clock Mr. DRAKE tRep, MOI TOOK %
the floor with speech but he yielded to motion OF Mr.
Fessenden to adjourn which, however. failed to pass.
Mr. Drake about 10 begin his address Wheh ihc
Senate adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

LONDON May 3l.-A dispatch from Bombay re-
ports that the Russians in Central Asia have de-
feated the Bokharians in pitched battle, in which
the Emir of Bokhara was killed and that the yicto
rious Russians subsequently captured the capital
BOkhara nv storm
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
EUROPE.
RUSSIA.

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CENTRAL AsIA-GREAT
VICTORY OVER THE EMIR OF BOKHARA-THE
| RMIR HIMSELF KILLED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-14
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A. FARM OF
i TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
SEVEN AND ONE.HALF ACRES, ON
THE RICHMOND AND CHARLOTTES-
VILE PLANKROAD ABOUT SEVEN
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
dated 30th July, 1867, and recorded in Heprico
County Court office, being thereto requested
by the holder of the note now due, I will soil
at auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY,
2lst Of February, at, say, o'clock p. H.,
Immediately after the sale TO be made
by me as trustee under deed from John
Il. Anderson, trustee,) II fair, IL not, then on
the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted),
at the same hour, the FARM described In said
deed, being the same formerly owned by Elijah
Priddy, and now in the occupancy of said
Creery, situated as above stated, adjoining
the lands Of John Clash, S. G.. Waldrop, and
others, and containing 1874 acres, more or
less. The buildings are plain but comfortable.
A portion Of the land is cleared the remain
der is in woods.
Terms: Sufficient In cash to defray the ex.
penses attending the sale and to pay OF note
for $500 100, with interest," from I'd Of Fe.
brnary, 1865 |; q credit as TO $624.53 until Cd of
August, 1865; a further credit as to S2s3 96
and $4,000 (say $3.50, until I'd Of February,
1853, and the balance upon terms which will
be made known at the time Of sale-fhe credit
payments TO be evidenced by negotiable notes,
with interest added from the day Of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust upon the property.
The purchaser TO pay the taxes for 1888.
p. W. GRURBS, Trustee.
GRrBBs q WILLIAMS, Apctioneess. fs 10
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OyYIcH RIcHxoND AND York Rrysk ,
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, October %. 1867
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE no

NEW LINE To BALTIMORE, NOR
IN FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING
POINTS BEYOND-VIZ., PHILADEI..
PHIA, BOSTON, CINCINNATI, CHI.
CAGO, LOUISVILLE, PARKERSBURG.
CUMBERLAND, AND WAEELING.-
DAYS at this depot up to G O'Clock p. NJ. for
the above points, and forwarded with dis
match and at reasonable rates. Passengers
for baltimore and Philadelphia leave at
O'clock A. M. ON TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, reaching Baltimore early next morn.
ing. and Philadelphia that night. Fare-To
Baltimore, 81; to Philadelphia. $3.50. Pas
senrers for Norfolk and intermediate landings
leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at I o'clock a. nj. Freight for
Norfolk and intermediate landings received
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS. Passenger and freight train leaves
every day ut o. clock A. M. for White House
Freight received every day up to O'Clock p.
NJ, Sunday excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions
FRoM BosToS TO RIcHaoSD.-Mark your
goods " Union Line, and ship by Boston and
Providence railroad, care of the . Richmond
and York River Line" pier No. Light
street wharf, Baltimore.
FRox PHILADELPHIA TO RICENoSD.-Forward
nil goods by the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Union Line,' IS North wharves, Philadel.
uhia, care Richmond and York River Rail-
road Line" pier No. Light.street wharf,
Baltimore.
FROM BALTIMoRY TO RIcHxoSp.--Ship all
Railroad Line" A. NEEDHAM SONS,
Agents, pier No. Light-street wharf. Balti.
more. WILLIAM Is. ENoS,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN H. FREEMAN, Passenger
and Freight Agent oc 30
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
a Season Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh
Brilliant parttes-Sitght Decline IN
= so,son-Arrival OF Splendid En-

]. Correspondence OF the Ricnfnonu OtspiitSh'
a Season OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Brilliant Parties--Siight Decline IN
S,o,son-Arrival OF Splendid En-
PETERSBURG, February IS, 1868.
Even in the most prosperous times re.
sersburp was not more distinguished for
It's, caieiy than during the present winter.
r. has manifested itself In q succession Of
brilliant parties among the elitS, each more
brilliant perhaps than its predecessor. The
browning one Of the season Is coming of
tonight. in the form of a reception given
ty one of our wealthiest citizens in honor
Of the Rev. Mr.. Plat and his bride. whose
pup,ials are to sse solemnized this evening
at St. Paul's church.
The excitement in the cotton market
yesterday was somewhat chilled in the
afternoon by later advices, and to-day the
price is from q fourth to half cent lower.
Itis nearly always the case that a slight
depression follows on the heels of sud-
den rise; on the same principle that when
the general tendency is downward, gentle
reactions occasionally occur. 1t is not
thought, however, that there can be any
further decline Of Importance, and the
price may yet be higher.
Two splendid locomotives reached here
to-day, intended for the Petersburg and
Weldon railroad. They are constructed
with all the late improvcmeDts-sucha as
the new injector. ETC., and are from the
works of Messrs. Rogers, of Pennsylvania.
Their names are respectively aurora and
Minerva. The cost is go, 900 for the two
part cash and part on time.
The city has been very quiet for some
days, and scarcely furnishes an item fol
the local press. >.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. I
v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On aGd'

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and
after SUNDAY, January 10, the following
trains will be run on this road: The morning
passenger train DAILY except on Sunday.
between Richmond and Staunton, and tn
weekly west OF Stanton, going west, MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, and re.
turning the alternate days. This train Leaves
Richmond at 7:S0 A. M; arrives at6:5o T. u.
This train makes close connections with tDs
Orange and Alexandria railroad for Lyncn.
burg and the Southwest, and connects wita
trains to and from the North, but with deiay
at Gordonsviile OF three hours. The SUNDAY
train is withdrawn. -
Evening passenger train DAILY (eIcep'
Sundays) between Richmond and Gordons-
Vile, leaves Richmond 43o p. d.. leaves
Gcrdonsville $40 a. NJ; arrives In Richmosa
sos a. III. arrives In Gordonsyille $40 +. u
The night train on the Orange and Alexah'
dria railroad Is Withdrawn.
The morning train connects with HAhmA.
& CO.'S LINE OF STAGE COAChE;SS, a. :
Stanton and Goshen, and with TRo'FIEh
CO.'S LINE Mt Miliboro' and Covington.
Passengers for Lexington 60 through HoiH
Richmond or Baltimore the same day
THROUGH TICKETS sold 20 all proninen'
points North and South, and TO Lexington
Harrisonburg, Winchester, White Sulphur
Lewisburg.
Freight trains DAILY Except sundays
n d. WHITCOMB,
j. IS General Superintendent.
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Dentistry.
nR. GEORGE. STEEL
DEN list,

(Ofice No. 72s Main street,)
inserts ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Sold, ~,
yer. or Vuicanite EXTRACTS, FILLS, ~.
REGULATES TEETH in the most scten'ls.
manner. An experience OF seventeen yss''
enables him 20 guarantees satisfaction. Nt
DEMOVAL.-DR. j. HALL MOOkh
lO DBsIIsT, has removed his Office 70 @2fR
the CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND S3f9
FIFTH STREETS, where he mSy De :.
found at all hours. IL jim
~ w. ZONES, SURGICAL 2
w AND MECHANICAL DEN
ET1ST, has moved his Office and residence eaSs
to Main strest, three doors from Sixth, opF
cite the Arlington House. ~
All operations thoroughly and gently p
formed.
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain. ..,~s
TEETH INSERTED ON yULCANi,ss'
PLATE, aud durability warranted. oe ~
|nR.GsE.KLoEBER, SURGEON -
- DENTIST (late Of BALTIMORE,
No. eG2 Broad street, Richmond, Va. 8
Teeth Mi,ed In the best manner 81 reau,,
psiees. Beautiful xrtifielaf teeth on the va
canise hase, perfectly Initiating the nasa !,
organ, and restoripg Iha contou OF the iass :
the low prices OF go, s25, and $50 per sci.
Nitrous oxide gas giyen In extracting tes'-'
rendering the operation painless ane sas''
Do l9>3m
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LORDS HOTEL,
4 FORMERLY PowHATAy,)
CORNER BROAD, ELEVENTH, AND
CAPITOL STREETS,
RICH MOND, GINA.

RI Q Il N 0 n D, r G N l. a.
Having purchased the Powhatan Hotel pro-
perty $50 long and favorably known 10 travel
lers), and having THOROUGHLY REPAIR
ED and refurnshed it with NEW FURNI-
TURE, BEDDING, &C., would announce to
my old patrons and the public generally that
/ am prepared to give frst-class hotel accom-
modations. Ihaye spared neither expense nor
trouble to make it comfortable and attractive.
My rooms are as handsomely and comfortably
furnished as those of any hotel in the State,
being situated in sight of the beautiful capt.
toll grounds, in a choice and fashionable
neighborhood, and convenient to the business
portion Of the city.
Having had many years experience in hotel
keeping at the Exchange" and "Ameri-
cam in this city, and intending to devote my
whole time and energy to the business, I can
safely offer home to my guests at the very
moderate price Of 81. SO per day.
80 &. J. FORD,
fe lin Proprietor.
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NTOTICE.-By virtue of writ of ter
~ tacias in my hands, issued from Giro tine
clerks office of the United o Mo otG 90
e ssain to SELL at public auction fr cash at the
Ballard Ball Hotel, on the ed of this month, at
i o'clock NJ fine Roseyood PlanS' th s'sh ae
walnut bar and fixtures, WITH large Mirror,
carved Statuary, &C., &C., in the bar-room at
Parties wishing TO purchase would do well
70 he nrasent +. A. LYMAN,
fe I'D Deputy Marshal.
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gy Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.


THRUST SALE OF. HOTEL IFURNi-
TuRr AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF the
nrovisions of a deed Of trust bearing oaee sn ns
BOD day of September, 1866, ana ouly Iecoi9 ;e
in the Office of the Hastings Court OF tn no ely
of Richmond in Deed Book SO Is, page o1l, e u
ernted by Mortimer D. Maine Jonas -.
French for the benefit Of certain oeneAciaii &c
therein named, the undersigned as .rus as. -.
said deed, will proceed on TUESDAY Inc So -,
dav of February next, at the hotei KNOWN w. %
the % Ballard House." in the CITY on nlc .a
mond. to sell at public auction al tne pIo.
nertv conveyed in said deed, ana 1uiiy ae
scribed in the schedules annexed tnefe'o div
recorded Herewith. ,,d axten.
Said property consists OF larse anu q.
siye variety of FURNITUEE, eT III
'i'' SILVER and PLATED WARE
BEDDING
CROCKERY,
ord m;scellaneous articles, constituting Inc
equipment of frs class motel. II an
that so valuable and extensive an assor trie ns
~ articles Of the above description Is onereo
for sale at public auction. .ood orc
The terms of sale required by the deeu are
cash: but it is hoped that arrangements WIN "a
be entered into before the day OF sale oy witch
n liberal credit for approved paper VIII De ea-
tended to the purchasers, OF Wnlcn arrange
ments Gf madel due notice will be gwen Oh OF
before the day of sale. ~
The attention Of hotel-keepers and otner
Dersons interested In the above description oi
property is particularly invited to TINS SAFE.
sale to commence at IL o'clock A. NJ
SAMUEL SHAW,
70 % Substituted trustee.
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
in Frs IN THE NEW ADDITION TO
THE CORPORATE I4IM1TS.-The new
land-books are now n the Sheriff q Office, III Ia
Main street, for examination. Parties inte-
rested will please eail during tho next ten
days and examine them. so that The necessary
corrections may DO made by the. Commissioners
or the Revenue as required by law. BY 30
doing they viii save both the commissioners
and themselves expense and trouble:
John w. WRIGHT,
Sheriff city Of Richmond,
10 lSs.8s lila Main street.
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AasctS0as Sales.
THIS DAY.
By Cook s 1aughton, Auctioneers.

By Cook 1aughton, Auctioneers.
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
noUsEHLeD FURNITURE, NAT
Ill TRESSES, FEATHER BEDS. ~
STERS AND PILLOWS, AT AuCIIyjN.- =,
On FRIDAY, 14th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK, We w
viii sell at our store q large assortm U
HOUSEHOLDFURNIT consisting o.
MAHOGANY MARBLE TOP BHREAoS
M All OTAN z MARBLE,T0P ASH
MAHoG i, SOFAS. and CHAIRS.
JENNYLINDa and GEBEDSIE1ADo'
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, Ia4Jd
CANE and WUOD-SEAT CHAlRS,
NEW TIN SAFES,
MAHOGANY LEAFsTABLES, nn,eers
NEW WALNUT CRIBS and MATI ~;
CHINa PRESSES and BO0kCASES,
HAIR and SHUCR MATTRESSES, nor
EXCELLENT FEATHER BEDS, 6oA-
STEERS, and PILLOWS, H
KITCHEN TABLES. .Sr. W
OFFICE and BOOKINGS STOVES,
Three SEWING.MACHINES in perfect OF
w1Ssfp56W,sHADGs and FIXTURES,
LOUNGES, ~
CARPETS,
MATING, sg = -
OIL CLOTH, &c., sc. cunoN
f.1o Auctionesrs.
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Nv Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Nortbyest corner Main and Dleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM or
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.SIA
AND E-FIFTH ACRES, ON THE RICH
NOND AND CHARLOTTESEILL LILLE Plan H.
ROAD, ABOUT SEVEN MILES NORIH
OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of a deed of trust executed by John Il. Ander-
SON. trustee for Francis A. Anderson, to the
subscriber as trustee, dated January "a, 1901,
and recorded in Henrico County Court office,
being thereto required by the creditor secured
by said deed, I will sell ut auction, upon the
premises; on FRIDAY, February q, at y
O'Clock NJ. if fair, if not, then on The next far
day thereafter Sunday excepted, at the same
hour. the farm described in said deed, situated
as above described, formerly owned by John w .
Sheppard and now occupied by d. E. Ander-
son, containing 1861 acres, adjoining the
lands of Richard Cross, 5. G. Waldrop, and
others. The buildings are comfortable and
sufficient, embracing dwelling with SIX
rooms, a Kitchen stable, and barn. And there
is a sufficiency OF wood for the place.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray the eX-
| penses attending the sale and 10 pay OH
note for 1902 S. 100, with interest thereon from
January IT, 1868 credit as to Sb72 A. 100 until
| January IT, 1862 a further credit as to
S54l 40. loo until January II, 1870; and the resi-
| due upon terms which will be made known at
| the time OF sale. The credit payments to be for
negotiable notes, with interest added from
| the day OF sale, and secured by Il deed of trust
| upon the property. Purchaser TO pay taxes
] for 1865 P. w. GRUBBS, Trustee
| GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe 10
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Boarding and Lodging.

I'D JAR D / N G.-Families wanting
I'D BOARD and comfortable ROOMS,
furnished or unfinished, can be accommo-
dated, on reasonable terms, by applying on
Bank street between Ninth and Tenth, to Mrs.
MONTAGUE.
DAY BOARDERS also wanted. References
exchanged. fe A-2t
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Bv 4 c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

TOR SALE At AUCTIoN.-At the
request of Andrew J: Perdue, E 50, /, ! !
will sell at public auctions on tne PMTsTNSTsf he
Soclock P. NJ. on WEDNESDAL I MI =, Ina HE HE
T IseG aa and ID IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
side of Central railroad, fronting 20 zee:
inches and running back 100 feet, ana aaJoih !.
Inc the lot of Mrs. Leonard, and being Inc
snsns lot once owned by Lewis Nc Gruder !.
Terms: One half cash. balance negotiable
note Mt ninety days, satisfactorily endoTsed'
i N.Y. st added A. @. PULLIAM,
III eet 30 Auctioneer.
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Mr.. Stanton promulgated his first gene
raj order yesterday, as Secretary of War,
since his restoration to Office Forney.
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BY A. G. Pu1liam, Auctioneer.

~ BY a. G. PuIlam, Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE STOCK ON FARM, IN
CHESTERFIELD EMBRACING
MULES CROPS Sc P e 2 SAN s. MsR hn ESQ ESQ
Irho has lea sed his farm for the present year, 1
viii sell at public auction on the RTsm rsiI
-oad seven miles from Richmond, at II o'clock
A. M. FRIDAY, February Il, 1858, the en-
tire stock on the farm, Elm hraeing
excellent WORK MULES;
good ROAD WAGONS and HARNkoo'
Several CARTS,
2 CATTLE,
CORN, OATS,
HOGS, &c. -,
bred; in thriving condition. and deserve inc
attention of persons in quest OF lmpfoVeo
stock.
TERMS: All sums under fifty dollars, casn !;
sums over fifty dollars, negotiable notes az SIX
months, interest added, with approved en-
dorsers. eEl1 a. y. fOLhtanA,
fe5-WTuWTh&F Auctioneer.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ap.
IN plicatiou will be made for the issue OF a
duplicate of the following described Certificate
of the Commonwealth of Virginia six per cent.
Registered Stock-viz., No. 1896, for three
hundred 5000 dollars, in the name OF Charies
NJ Brown, and issued under act passeo Marcn
. is8s-the same having been lost in the mail.
> MCKIM g. CO.
Baltimore, Md, december %, 1867; co.,
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NOTrCE.-Application will be made to
IN the Board Of Directors Of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company for the reissue o.
SCRIP No. GA, for FIFTY SHARES Or
STOCK. issued April 2Sth, 1853, and to the
Board of Directors Of the Richmond and Dan
willie Railroad Company for SCRIP No. 26s,
for TEN SHARES OF STOCK, issued to
James Lyons both Of which have been lost.
10 Com
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson' Aucsioh'
GERS and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FARM IN IN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICg, % O.,
THE THREE;NoIo2HLEdDv R 4aI ,n AHpo 81
6iGT q 0Nn Pursuant to the provisions OF
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber To ey
MI. Henry Austin on the 2lst Osto Senr ls'tt
shall, by consent of both debtor and cre nanM
proceed to sell at public anstion on 31as M at y
DAY the oath day of February iSeS' a. not t.
O. clock NJ, upon the premises, II fairi n S
on the the next fair day thereafter, the TRaOI
pancy of said Henry Anstn The tract tract c and
faIns one hundred and thirty-six acres anu ~
twenty TWEEN four poles, more or less; upon which a3
are the usual buildings. now somewhat OUT Oh
Terms: Enough in cash to pay the expenses
of sale. together with a debt due thereon %
eighteen hundred dollars; and as 70 sne lss IT
the time of sale The taxes for 1868 TO Dc paio
by the purchaser: ro,, coDnIN
Trustee.
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TOR RENT OR SALE, VACANT
II LOTS ut Louisa Courthouse, 'front.' "a
ing Main, Depot, and Railroad streets; ID
BRICK STOREHOUSE with four s1&
rooms, near the railroad, Immediately on the
corner, with the privilege of selling liquors.
Also, q tract of 257 acres land, with ample
and comfortable buildings. Address, for par-
ticulars, E. p. q
: fe 6-2w box %, Louisa Courthouse, Va
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pUY YOUR VALENTINE AT
D CRUTCHF1ELD'S No. al Broad street,
near the Theatre Another large supply just
and vocation known In American life carica-
tnred most lndicrously. The sentimental
comprise very varied and recherche assort-
mept, and exhibit Cupid and his votaries In
Prices to suit every purse, from five cen Ia
70 2.eo. Envelopes TO match. Come at once.
then, TO the Broad- street Book, Stationery'
and News Depot, near the Theatre. The No
Rory o. Moore. fsT
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CEVEN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN
y can get BOARD and LODGING al No.
2O9 Mayo street, near Broad. de q