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No. S26 southeast corner Of 7th and d streets.
FOR SALE.
On FRIDAY, the l4th day Of August, 1858, at six
square 4s being 70 feet inches front By Iss feet
l0s inches depth, to paved ~ foot alley, with inn
provements The above Lets are on / street north
Terms and particulars at sale
an IL GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Auctioneers
- No. 81 Louisiana ave., bet. 9th aud 7th sts
AN ExCELLENT BUILDING LOT AND
SIXTH eTREET WEST.
On MONDAY, August IL, 1853, At O'Clock D. m,
We shall oEer for SALE on the premises part Lot of
square a, situated on the east eide Of 9th street
west, between Q and B streets north. and ha wing
front Of 50 feet BY depth Of 90 feet "a inches
Sale positive. Terms liberal, and made known
at the sale. A deposit of $50 when seld.
j. b. HHBELER q CO.,
au l0-dAds Auctioneers.
DYJ. B. WHEELRRk q co, Auctioneers,
ID Eo. 81 La. ave-, bot. 9th and 7th streets,
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PREPARED ONLY BY
,. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Chemist,
BALTIMORE, MD,
tLste Of Wilson, n. O.
PRICE $50 PER BOTTLE.
- esh vhoiesAle by al the principal Whole
Sxsfes and British America and rosafIoi - Dr1S.
Si10 svsryvhere.
An isessrs Of inaairy. Ae., promptly answered.
Addros
DR. IL. LAWREHol 4 co..
sor.I PnOPRIxfoRa AID uAuUP Aoru
w. BBRS,
sAt BALrInosD sflnHf,
DAITneRl, Hn.
Tor ss,s by 3. OALyIBf Y0HD. pruxar. uo
sc fOoa. eve, Washassoa. D. q. 9 1-sSo4
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ROsADALs WILL OURE rHE VERY WORST
QAsKs OF OHRONIC RHEUMATIaM

R0tApALs MILL UgkE TIL Why WORST
PoRIsNOurH, Va, February o. la6a
Ccrtais J. H. Bakev:
DEAK SIR This is TO certify that have been
articted with Rheam atism for the last i've or aix
years, many times unable to move. i tried All
medicines recommended to me for the disease,
without receiving any benefit. Having heard
"RosadslIs" HI ghfy spoken Of procured . bottle,
and finding some relief continued until / an
happy TO cay that an comp letely we'll.
Il not only consider the " ROsadalis. Q sovereign
remedy for RheumAtism. but / believe ft also Q
Preventive ard cheerfuily recommend 10 70 the
amietsd. Yours, verJ truly,
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.ouGIH pToLrss.

These Oendlss-es Ayst auslity-I. WIN sell Z Hsw
York vholsse)s prcs9 e.sea % - eees.
14sif - HsG eUkCHELk,
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EVERLASTING CORSET STEELs.
10 Cents
(Only Acsnt,)

y. TAUm,
II lsKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY
80 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
my IS between 9th and 7th streets
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Late clsrb With ]. o. kcouire CD
eoeshvest corner Of PenG. syenue - iisk strsst
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TT q. INTERNAL RRvgNUE.

U. COLLECTORS IS OFFicE, 5rH DIST Va,
ALEXANDRIA, July %, 1853
variety Of Property dfstrained on for taxes
consistine o, HOUsEH0LD and STORE GOODS
and otbef personal property. will se exposed for
Of Prince and Royal streets, on SATURDAY, the
On au q sd HfsO " T. l., sANBoRS, Collector.
HPOefPoNED.-rhe above sale will be post
poned until TUESDAY, August Is. st the same
time and plsce. T. L.SAS oOkE,
An It'd 49,. t... Collector.
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HUUSEHULD AND kITUHkN FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, August IA,
at 10 o clock, We will sell, at No. 349
9th street west, between 81 and streets
north; an assortment of Furniture, &c,
Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor Suite
Walnut Marble Top Tables
Walnut Wbatnot, Leaf Dini az Table
Lounge, Oak q. s. Chairs
Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpet and Oil Cloth
Painted Cottage Betts
Husk and Cotton Mattresses
Feather Pillows. Toilet Sets
Refrigerator, Window shades
Chamber Stoves
Crockery and Glass Ware
Tin and Wooden Ware
Flat TOP Cooking Stove, &C., &c.
Terms cash. C0QPER q LATIMER,
au II st Intel. d&dsl Auctioneers.
10y GREEN WILLIAMs,
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u.
at nahbiic anction ct ghe Government Warehouse,
corner OF Prince end Royal streets, the 10th day
BARRELs OF APPLE BRANDY.
ssjd property having been sy Law seized for nsn.
psyment Of tax. 7, L. SAN 60RN.
collector 7th Dist. Va.
Alexandria, Va, Suly u, iSe8Tl y aul I'd
-. or 49, 1
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UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WABD AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August II, at slS
O'Clock, We viii SELL In front Of the premises the
north half Of Lot No. l9, in Square No IS. This
property is situated the side of 18th street
west, between and l. streets north, aud h as q
foot alley. ~
Termf One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
All conveya, cling and stamps ut cost of purcha-
ser S25 down at time of ssle.
aull-d COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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PosrpoHBM uNf-Ths above sale il postponed
.:::i !. 91Hag66 e9s ds.sssss 81 s'ss.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

AT THE q. 8. NAVY YARD, NEW YORK,
On SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, ct IL O'Clock N.
The heTALLAHohA, side; wheel steamer, s14 tons.
AUGUSTA, l,SlOi :"
DON, iron) screw SSO
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lot, or tract Of land, on which the distillery is
situated with the size and description of the
buildings thereon, and Of what material con-
structed. The notice shall also state the mum.
Der of hours in which the distiiler will ferment
each tub Of mash or beer, the estimated quantity
OF distilled spirits which the apparatus is capa-
BILE Of distilling every twenty -four hours, and
the names and residence Of every person
interested or to be interested in the business,
and that said distillery and the premise.
connected herewith are not within six
hundred feet OF n1;P any premises au,horized to
TILED spirits by any process. In case of
a rectifer, the notice shall state the precise
location of the premises where such business is
to be carried on, the name and residence of
every person interested or to be interested in
the business, by what process the applicant in
tends TO rectify, purify, or refine distilled
spirits, the kind and cubic contents Of any still
used or TO be used for such purpose, and the
estimated quantity Of spirits which can be
reciified, purified, or refined every twenty
four hours in such establishment, and that said
recufyipg establishment is not within six hun
dred feet Of the premises Of any distillery regis
tered for the distillation Of spirits. In case Of
any change in the location, form, capacity,
persons interested in the business Of such dis
fillery or rectifying establishment, or in the
time Of fermenting the mash or beer, notice
thereof in writing, shall be given 70 the said
vision within twenty -four hours ofsaid change.
And any assistant assessor receiving such
notice shall immediateay transmft the same 70
the assessof Of the district. Every notice re-
ouired by this section shall be in such form
and shali contain such addiuonal particulars
as the CommIssioner OF Internal Revenue may
from time 70 time preecrtbe. Any person fall
ipg or rofustng TO give sach nItice shall pay
nenaIty OF one thousand dollars, and on con-
yict,on shall Be Ased not Iess than one hu ndred
dollars nor more than Two thousand dollars,
and any persoa giving q false or frauduIsat
nuficp shsll. on coavieooa, in addttion 70 sach
penaltv or nne. - iApgtaoned not less than stx
mo1fhs nor more than two years.
SEC 2. AID b Il fsv<ker s~orted, that every
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For freight, apply to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent,
63 Water street, 0eorRet0wn, D. D.
n. ELpKIDGE CO., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
1O4 Wall street, New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded to
rsrts Of the country with despatch.
nh 2-ly JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Agent.
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opposite seaton House.
HOUSEHOLD. KITCHEN, AND CHAMBER
EURNITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. August IA, 1858, at 10 o clock O. m =,
At house No 1877 north side OF New York avenue
between 4Ih and 5th streets we shall the effects OF
sEentleman leaving the city, comprising
Parlor, Chamber, and Cooking Stoves, (uearly
newl
Scotch, Ingram, and other Carpets
stair Carpet and Oil Cloth, aad hall Oil Oioth
Two Oil Paintings
Lot Of Tin Mare and Cooking Utensils
Terms cash. J; WHEELER &eo.,
an IL lChron Aucts.
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building.
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AT MOUND CITY, ILL.
On TUEsDAY, SEPT. l, at IL O'Clock n.
The GRAMPUs. side. wheel steamer. Of 800 tons
HANeY 90 tons
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AT THE U. 8. NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA,
On TUESDAY, sRPrEMsER 1, at 2 O'Clock n.
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RF COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. c. MoGuire a DO D
Southwest corner of Penna av. and Eleventh sts .
Star Office Building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-30
TO MILLMEN.

x.,r HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w fHiIi NrVs cmce,' half ton Of superior
type metal. for joumshng plrpoesa IN quartz
mills, hoisting. works. etc. VIII Be sold at rs
duced priees Tor ealk.
Geld HNi, June ao-h
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nAvING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III Francisco with q LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to sell all articles In my
line 40 choap as any man on the Pacific Coast.
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Learn How to Save their Lives,
when It can be done 40 chcaply and easily.
tVTo be had at all the principal Drug Stores.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

i-85 fst -lT+stFf. 80
~ . 7I'A %
+ a., s. - s5ssst s'l p
t! ss iaW3 eas,asA 9 ~ sia
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Lightning and Shtning Rods.

The reader may have seen several inti-
nations in this paper of our belief that the
common theory as to the value of lightning
rods is not true. DR.. David Stewart, Of
Port Penn, Delaware, favors the public with
some reflections upon the subject. He says ::
"The frequent and remarkable displays
of electricity during this summer, and the
severe losses that seem to discourage all at
tempts at protection, may excite some inte-
rest in an attempt to elicit the views OF
some of our citizens.
"We want some discussion of a practical
character, exhibiting the causes of such dis
asters in the presence Of lightning rods, and
phenomena referred to.
: ' 1t is generally supposed that lightning
comes from the clouds, but the fact Is that
the earth is the source OF. nearly all the
mischief, and it is most frequently the
counter stroke that produces phenomena
such as those described-viz., in proper
ton as q cloud is highly charged with cleo
tricity, and in proportion as it approaches
the earth, all buildings having lightning
rods become highly charged, especially q
tin roof or wet shingle roof. When the
lightning strikes some tree or other point
elsewhere, this highly-charged roof dis
charges itself through the bell-wires or
lightning rod, choosing the best conductor,
and apparently going out of its way to seek
such, concentrating thereon from all sides,
and emerging therefron, but leaving no
traces aboUe, showing only the point Of exit,
..o1ya 1ofn " r
with this view of the case, conductors, or
Hqltninq rods, mast be extremely mtschte-
uous unless sufficiently large to return all
the electricity they, have gradually accu-
mulated on the roof. a number OF birds
in the tree are sometimes killed. Moreover,
other animals under the tree are stunned,
upon the same principle. Certainly not by
electricity from the cloud nor the lightning
rod of q house near by. Every housewife
knows that milk in the cellar is thus strlck-
en- whenever an electric cloud passes over
the house, although it may have discharged
itself many miles distant; yet, by what Is
called induction, the top OF every pan OF
milk in the cellar, and every person IN the
house, is charged with electricity because OF
the cloud. and If at this moment all could
be insulated (or cut off from the earth) the
house would remain charged like a Leyden
lar, and could be discharged in the same
way. az ~ 1''.' I. - '.ts - -' ~
80 l. suppose that tin aoater-spolts .aoA
pro teet more ttan lightning rods, especially
if not rusted, or if painted with gas tar
within and without. The cloud 10 invited
to the house by pointed rod +; and unless
il bas n very large surface it cannot restore
the eqailibrium alone and consequently
other good conductors in the mouse sune1;
c"The rod or o. small wire may gradually
charge roof from the earth, but the IN
stantaneous discharge Of this roof will fuse
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z D. BRIGGS'S OLD ESTABLISHED
L. RICHMOND BAKERY
ESTABLISHED 1854
Is NOW BAKING ONE-TH1RD MORE THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY.
STORES, 7o7 MAIN AND SIG BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of BREAD,
~
PROPOSALS.
--c~--'"~~-1-~-~~~~o~-~~'
NIRGINIA EESTRAL RALROAp.


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAMRoAD,)
r. RICHMOND. August 7, 1868.
NJ TICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Th
" Board of Directors, at meeting held ut the
Warm Springs, August eth, 1858. adopted The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions
Whereas delay has occurred In making up the
subscription requisite TO constitute this company,
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, which
il Is believed will continue but short time, and
there being certain sections of the line between
Coyington and the White Sulphur Springs which
cannot be completed In much less than twelve
months and It being important that these should be
commenced with the least possible delay to secure
the opening OF the road as early next year as prac
tica5le, -.
..ReSolred, That this company will let to contract
CERTAIN portions Of the grading between Covington
ty granted by the act OF the Legislature oi virginia
passed. on the 10Th OF April, 1867. -
:. ResoLued, That the Chief Engineer OF thls
Company invite proposals for the unfinished WORK
on such sections as he may think 1t necessary 10
put under contract 1T the White sulphur springs
on the 2!ih day OF August, 1853
In accordance with the above resolutions
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received oy the
undersigned ut the White Sulphur Springs until y
A. NJ on the 9th OF AUGUST for the uSfiN-
tISHED WORK ON FOUR OR FIVE SECTIONS
OF THE CONVICTION AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Profles estimated quantities, and spect-
ficatinns may be seen ut the office OF the Company
i'm Richmond and at the Engineers Office III Cow
inctOn On and after August lstht lsss.
ne wa - II. d. WIIITCOhEB,
- Chief Engineer, and General Superintendent,
I 1au s--t2aAu 'tf 3s
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Nohle Euuify.

Some time last year Mr.. JOHN r. BROWN, OF
Petersburg, Va. insured his life for 81 900 in the
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES, 82 Broadway, New York, of
which Colonel WILLIAM q. ALEXANDER is presi-
dent and j. HORACE LACY, OF Fredericksburg is
general agent for Virginia, and j. IL MONTAGUE
for Richmond
The policy, as usual, prescribed geographical
limits. These Mr.. BROWN transcended, igno-
rantly, by travelling beyond them and died in New
Mexico by disease contracted in violating the ex-
press conditions of his policy. This relieved the
Society from all legal claim. But the widow re-
duced by the calamities Of war from comfort TO
want struggling to support by her labor six small
children, paid two quarterly premiums on her hus-
bands policy, believing that he was protected by
It's provisions. The Society, though relieved OF all
legal claim, recognized 1t as an equitable one, and
have generously paid the widow the policy. See
her letter in another column.-CentrGL Presbyte-
riu1l. iy 3l-l5t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYORS CoUR T-REcoRDER GILLIAN
PREsID1SG.-Jim Cary (negro), charged
with cutting Eliza Hamilton, was fined one
dollar. - .@@tl..' s-s@ ..iy2l1s1 ?
Jane Porter, charged with creating q dis
turbance, was discharged. ..agss Ii.
John Wyatt (negro), charged with tres
passing upon the premises of Miss M. g..
Waddell and creating disturbance, was
fined $3.50. -sr -@1s sis1 % a13 = .
Matte johnson (negro), charged with
the same offence, was lectured and dis
Henry Davis, charged with assault and
battery, was discharged.
Joe Hilton s(young mulstto), charged
with stealing two watermelons, wan, set
back. .ysst.s ar5-.. 5.. Lq-rfai, a.
washington Trice and Dick Gaines (ne-
groesl, charged with fighting on Byrd
island, were fined two dollars and fifty
cents each. E~& zjr. 49, a5 td2
Sam Johnson (negro), charged with beat
ing Priscilla Davis, was discharged. H
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One OF THE "SUFFERERs IN THE. .ANDER-
soNvILLE PRIsoN.'-The Newark IN. J.)
Courier, Radical paper, gives the follow
ing account of man who had been vic
timizing the people of that city:
"One day last week young man visited
this city and solicited the privilege of
preaching in one of our churches on Sun
day. He showed q number of letters from
well-known pastors, and as he often and
ostentatiously exhibited impaired health by
splitting blood (Which he said was the
result of imprisonment at Andersonville)
much sympathy was manifested for him,
and he was permitted to preach on Sabbath
morning in st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church. His discourse proved to be nothing
more than rambling account of his per-
sonal sufferings while prisoner at An
dersonville, and even such as were In
ignorance of the suspicious entertained
against him hung their heads in NOR
tiication as he proceeded with his mar
rative and occasionally spat o quantity
of blood upon piece Of white paper. At
ter the sermon, collection of forty-fve
dollars was taken up for his benefit. A
subsequent investigation proved him to be
IN arrant impostor. His success, it is pro-
bable, was owing in great degree to the
sympathy he excited by the blood-spit-
ting'' performance. He would place pieces
of white paper in conspicuous places about
his room, wherever stopping, upon which
would be found quantities of blood, which
he claimed to have raised from his lungs.
He is said to be one of the parties who tes-
tilted upon the trial of Wirs, the Anderson
vile jailor, who was hung by order Of q
military commission"
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AGRICULTURAL.

4 VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
"A now on exhibition at No. Il, on Fourteenth
AEect opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
valuable machine knownas
AESALL'S COCkLE. GARLICk, and SMUT
SEPARATOR, ..-.- -.... ..s.
NE only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
iaic cookie from wheat without regard TO the size
q ths cockle. In this machine the new principle
% ADHESION, applied to machinery of this
Class, is strlkngly and successfully demonstrated,
ALd We Invite the millers machinists, and busi-
hess men of Richmond generally who feel inter-
tsicd Ill the agricultural development of State,
q" call and See for themselves.
Mcarc now Offering for sale COUNTY and CITY
FlGlirS In the States of Virginia and West Vir-
ii!I!a, and VIII be glad to See any gentlemen from
It country who may be visiting the city.
Communications must be addressed to US at
,Hrlottesville, Va, or to Captain r. c. Morton,
L'"han"e Hotel, Richmond Va.
j. SIN MINOR & PEYTON.
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temple of fame" Just as he finished this
sentence the platform gave way and preci-
plated Johnson, very much intoxicated at
the time, to the ground. Are these men
repentant? Are they now loyal3 Must
they be permitted to control the State in the
process Of reconstruction If 80, Virginia
cannot be reconstructed. The reconstruc-
ton act calls upon Stoneman to remove
these men from Office. The fourteenth
amendment declares the Offices filled by such
men vacated. What validity attaches to
the acts of the judiciary of the State, not
one of whom in ten is qualified TO hold Of
fee? What becomes of the bonds Of the
executive officers of the State Could they
be reached in case Of default IF their
bonds were proceeded against, would not
the plea hold that these men were not Off
GERS after the ratification of the amendment,
and that from that time such sureties were
released from the obligations of their
bonds? These are questions that are daily
discussed among substantial men of the
State. -4r--gas. na.1roa =.
My letter is discursive, but these facts
are easily proven. '.., ii.
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Advantage Of Life Assurance.

RICHMOND, July 2Ist, 1858.
j. Horace LdcH General Travelling AJe1t Of
Equitable Lie Assurance Society Of United
StuteS: .rg-.s-s,'- -
Dear Sir,-With the deepest gratitude acknow-
ledge the receipt OF 81 asA paid on policy on my
late husbands life. had no right to expect it. for
able counsel had informed me that my husband had
forfeited his policy by travelling beyond
limits but of this both he and myself were igno-
rant. The noble equity and generosity OF your So
ciety fills Inc withsurprlsc and gratitude. lis.s
May the blessing Of the widow and the fatherless,
and of those who were ready to perish be upon you,
sir, and upon your great and generous Society.
Very truly and gratefully yours gaa ...ra
jy 3l-l5t n.-gEs- as MINERVA V. BROWN.
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CoNrIcTs. The following named convicts
reached the city ON Saturday, and were
assigned quarters in the White House: Will
liam Rose tnegro), from Grayson county,
sentenced to three years Imprisonment for
grand larceny John Rogers, demonstrating,
eight years J.. l.. Amugton, nine years ;
Blake Carpenter (negroj, grand larceny,
FIVE years and eight months Henry Bon
durant (negro), grand larceny, four years.
All except the frst-named are from Abe
marie, "
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE AUGUST
10, 1SGS.-John H. Carter, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. Sarah P. Jones, Hillsboro', N. C. ;
Lloyd H. Nottingham, Norfolk, Va. War
rcn Hooker, Richmond, Va; E. s. Gillard,
Louisville, Ky; W. Young, Lynchburg,
Va. Miss Fannie Taylor, Petersburg, Va. ;
s. G. Grasty, Baltimore, Nd; Lieutenant
Wm. H. Sloan, New Kent Courthouse, Va. {;
John Q. Williams, Richmond, Va; Gus
taye Handler, New York.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
1tlC AZ u
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS.
Wbent-White, l,i2G bushels. Red, 35e bushels.
Cor1.-White, 2I4 bushels. Yellow, 37d bushels.
Mixed 40 bushels.
Odts.-7H bushels .....
Rye.-4O bushels.
NeuL.-sO bushels.
Screeui1lgS.-lO bushels.
SALES.
Whedt.-White, sos bushels very good at S2. 60; ;
20 bushels good at 81 5i 2ls bushels at y" 200
bushels 1T 81 i?3: 100 bushels ut ~. O 8! bushels ut
81. 80 Is bushels at 81 25 % bushels ut $2l5-total,
3ls bushels. Red, 80 bushels prime ut S24I3; Do
bushels prime on private terms; 3l4 bushels very
good at $2. 57S bushels very good on private
terms So bushels at Sg. IA bushels ut S2.2O 20
bushels very bad at $l.S0-total !, ls4 bushels.
Cor1s,-W hite, 92 bushels damaged at sL20
bushels at $3.50: Sd bushels good at S1sl-tota l54
bushels. r..-.r.... SD .,,.l. q. -.
O0ts.-3o2 bushels good on private terms; 800
bushels at rae. ~ bushels prime or private terms
~ bushels at 74c. 62 bushels prime ut i5c.-total,
IA bushels. .5T .l.s..f.1
Rye.-4O bushels prime at $1.50.
NedL.-S0 bushels damaged at $l.
RE-ExHIBITED. .IH.
Whent.-White 355 bushels. ..-.. -. -
C0rn.-White, IS bushels. Yellow, "a bushels.
Mixed, ia bushels. .- .... ....a. II. e ...
OdtS.-IA bushels
FI0ur.-Country is quoted to-day supertne ut
Sll5O; extra, Sl2 25 family, $3.50. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-10
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at
No. % Thirteenth street between mann "pa
Cary, sundry tobacco fixtures. g Il
SAMPSON JONES, JR., s co. will sell at loa
O'Clock large and wel-assorted stock or gro
ceries, liquors, etc. .assr- =trrt .FHs
COOK LAUGHTON win sell at 10 o. 'clock, on
Franklin and Twenty-second streets, the con-
tents of a store, consisting OF bar fixtures, etc.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at O'Clock lot on st.
Peters street. IN Bakers addition. e.-r .