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UNREpnEMED UNITED STATES SECUEI-
rnS-li Washington, July 2S.-An examl-
nation of the Treasury records shows that
large amount of securities are never re-
turned for redemption, and that still
argcr amount are not presented until long
overdue. OF the one-year five per cent.
temporary loan certificates issued four years
ago, over one million dollars are yet out
standing, and it is believed that the larger
part of this will never be heard from. Of
the scven-thirty notes payable IN August,
1861, $G57 $50 have never been presented,
thoughmore than eighteen months overdue.
OF those due June 80, 1868, there are yet
out s. ,94I 200. The time having elapsed,
these two classes of seven-thirties are not
exchangeable, for ivetwenties are redeem
able in currency, and are no longer drawing
interest. OF the last issue Of seven-thir-
ties, due July 18th, the time has been ex-
tended to August lst. So, if not presented
for conversion this week, over ten millions
dollars of these yet outstanding will be re-
dcemable in currency.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 29.-Noon.-Consols, s4I
United States bonds, 721a@725.
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-Noon.-Cottor
steady; estimated sales, 5000 bales. After,
noon.-Cotton declining; uplands, 95sd.
Orleans, 10d. Flour, 2Ss. ;.:,.si,t3-
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-Euening.-Cotton
heavy; sales, 5000 bales uplands, 91Id.i
Orleans, 924d. Corn advanced to 35s. Sd.
Common rosin, 6s. Sd. ., r....
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JEFF. DAyIs.-The intended departure of
Jeff. Davis for Europe was announced here
to-day by means of private dispatch from
Savannah, Ca, which adds that he will be
represented at his coming trial in Richmond
81 his counsel. 1t is understood that Chief
Justice Chase and other officials interested
IN the tr!a! have agsented to this arrange
meut, and it is not expected that the trial
will take place until after the Presidential
e'eclion- Telegram from WaSha9ton-
Ns.c York Times. 2SM.
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The Crown Prince of Prussia has an in
come of somewhat over million of dollars,
and as he has an economical wife, he man
ages to live decently and lay up some $780,
600 year.
The opposing candidates, Republican and
Democratic, in the sixth congressional dis
trict of Ohio are partners in the law bust
ness,
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MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS OF lNDIANS-
REPORTED MURDERS AND RoBBER1Es-AP-
Pretended HosTILITIEs-THE MISSOURI
Pacific RAILROAD CoMPANY.-St. Loatls,
July 2S.-~A letter from Ellsworth, Kansas,
dated July %, says that the Indian ques-
tion has assumed new phase. All the
tribes That were at Fort Larned have left,
aud no one Knows where they have gone.
Small parties are met by persons coming IN
from the plains, but they hold no communl-
cation with the whites, which is sign they
mean mischief. The opinion prevails that
they have gone south with their women and
children, and that they will soon swarm on
The railroad line and routes trayersed by
the trains with hostile purposes.
hepon8 arrive daily of their killing peo-
pie aud robbing trains. General Sully is
still at Fort Larned, and has ordered the
troops IN bis department to concentrate On
ahe line Of lie Arkansas river. Fort Larned
Will be fully garrisoned, and other prepa-
TalonS will be made to meet any exigencles
That may arise.
4 mortgage or the Missouri Pacific rail-
road for 100000 has been fled in the
county recorders Office.
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TRY NEw Posi- OFFICE LAw.-The post
,f;re Inv passcd by Congress last week in
.r,iurcs some new and important changes
!, the mode Of conducting the business OF
rho DEPARTMENT. 1t provides for the return
~ all letters on which the name of the
sender is endorsed, if not called for within
thirty days; reduces the fees on money
orders: doubles the compensation of post
masters for the payment of money orders !;
allows weekly newspapers sent to regular
subscribers in the county where published
to be delivered free of postage from the
rost-oifice nearest the place of publication !;
authorizes the issue Of duplicate money
orders for such as have been lost makes
j, felony TO counterfeit money orders; au-
rbori2cs the Postmaster General to appoint
= route agent, with a salary OF $Z,O0O, on
the line from San Francisco to Japan, and
another, with the same salary, on the
line from San Francisco to Honolulu !;
directs him to establish, at reasonable
a general postal agency at
Shanghac, China, with branch agencies at
other ports in said country gives him power
10 create in his own department foreign
mail service bureau, Ak a yearly expense OF
900: gives him another chief OF DIVISION
1t q salary of $1,000; makes It felony OF
high character TO use postage stamps Sc
cond time knowingly; declares that 1t shall
he unlawful TO deposit in the pOst-ofiice any
letters or circulars concerning lotteries or
gift enterprises of any kind on any pretext
whatever; establishes blank agency in
1hc Post Office Department at an expense OF
=, uuO ounu11lv and abOlishes all other
blank agencies empowers the Postmaster
General to negotiate and conclude an inter-
national money order arrangement; pro-
yiIcs that the sureties on bonds Of default
iug postmasters shall not be liable unless
the Government institutes suit within
three years after the final settlement OF ac-
counts allows certified copies of postmas-
tiers returns to be used as evidence in courts
On criminal prosecutions; authorizes the
Postmaster-G General to prescribe q uniform
for letter-carriers, and makes it mlsde-
meanOr for any one else to wear the same.
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Ten young ladies of Chicago who wear
false calves have written to the Journal
Of that city excusing the practice by saying
that said calves are protection against mad
dogs. rs
Mr.. John Robinson, an old and highly
respected citizen of Monongala county,
West Virginia, was stung to deash oy Dees
one day this week.
There are 276 allopathic physicians in
Boston, about one-fourth as many hom@o-
pathists, 60 female physicians, and about
zoo eolectics, botanic, magnetic, etc.
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Explosion of Oil Works.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, July 29.-Phe oil works
of Laferty g. Warning exploded to-day, kill
ing one and fatally wounding two persons.
Nine tanks exploded simultaneously, totally
destroying the works.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 29.-The still in
Parker's oil refinery exploded to-day, kill
ing one and fatally injuring two persons.
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Funeral of Victim of the Late
ARRAY in Observation-Disclosures
Political. etc.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 29.-There have
been heavy rains here for several days.
The remains of Cornelius Redd, killed
by the police Wednesday night, were fol-
lowed to the grave this afternoon by d
large procession of citizens and tircmen.
An Indignation meeting against the pre-
sent municipal government will be held to-
morsow.
The Republicans are disappointed at the
election OF United States Senators Hill and
Miller. 1t is considered o Democratic
triumph.
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ABOLISH By act of Congress az
proved July 20, the Office of Director of the
Bureau of Statistics is abolished after the
Isl Of January, 1869. SO Mr.. Delmar
nas a reprieye until that time. After that
date the Special Commissioner of the Re-
venue will act MS Superintendent of the
Bureau, with division clerk as deputy.
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Heavy Thunderstorm at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 29.-The heaviest
thunderstorm known for years passed over
the city this morning. A child was killed
by lightning and several buildings struck.
Rain continued throughout the day.
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THO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

w fahAEhO AMI ILdN lCIiC.
The LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
the oldest and largest concern Of the kind In the
United States, possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture OF fertilizers controlling eH-
clusvely the night-soil, ofal bones and dead anil
mails of New York, Brooklyn and Jersey cities, as
also the great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for
sale, In lots to suit customers,
EIGHT THOUSAND TONS
OF
DOUBLE-REFINED POUDRETTE,
made from night-soil, blood, bones, and ofral
ground to powder.
It's effects have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them ten days or two weeks
earlier. Equal to the best brands of Superpnos-
phate for present crop, although sold only for -
dollars per ton. Packed in barrels OF $50 pounds
each.
~." BONE DUST. .... ..
1-COARSE and FINE MINED. ZINE, suita-
BILE for drilling. And 3-FLOURED BONE.
Ea-WE WARRANT OUR BONE TO ATALYZE
PURE. Packed In barrels OF $50 pounds each. For
winter grain, doublc-refned Poudrctte and Fine
Bone, mixed In equal proportions and drilled IN
with the Seed have produced most remarkable ef-
fects. Sold rs low as any article OF same purity
and fneness In the market.
, NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
We offer this Phosphate confidently AS being as
good, II not superior, TO any ever made or sold In
this market, containing larger amount OF soluble
Phosphate and Ammonia than usual in Superphos-
pilates. For PERMANENT, rs well IS for inllne-
date powerful effect upon land IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Price In New York, S55 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
For price lists, circulars, &C., apply TO
ALLISON & ADDISON,
Richmond, Va;
HOOE 4 WEDDERBURN,
J~la
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CEYMOUR AND BLAIR.

For the best CAMPAIGN MEDALS, BADGES,
PINS, and FLAGS of SEYMOUR and BLAIR,
send to the oldest and most respectable manufacu-
rers, who have made this business q specially for
the past nineteen years. We ha now ready great
variety of all styles. Prices from % to $40 per
hundred We will send to any address tpost-paid),
on receipt Of price ONE SAMPLE, twenty-five cents,
THREE SAMPLES, fifty cents, with price list. We
request our correspondents to be brief, as VIC are
always very busy during the campaign. We make
suitable reductions all large orders for dealers
and clubs. -. 49,.
All moneys sent by pOst-ofiice order at our risk.
We guarantee full amount IN goods at lowest rates,
Tor all moneys sent to US. Address
RICHARDS &c MARKT,
g.. Sc Murray street, New York.
Post-ofTice box 3 l3l. jy l1-eodlm
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OLD POINT COMFORT. has
been obtained from the Secretary of War to
enlarge the Hygeia Saloon at Fortress Mon
roe for the accommodation Of visitors. This
much-needed improvement will be COM
pleted in September next.-Forney.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C., AT AUG
Il TION.-On FRIDAY the 31st instant, at 10
o. clock we will sell al our store assortment OF
excellent FURNITURE, consisting Of
WALNUT and MAHOGANY DlVANS ana
CHAIRS,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
MAHOGANY CARD and other TABLES,
HAJR-CLOTII ROCKERS aud ARM-CHAtRS,
GILT.FRAME LOOkING=GLASSES,
Elegant JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS. carved:
Superior new HAIR and SHU OK MATTRESSES,
MAkBLE-TOP CABINETS
One OAK COTTAGE SUITE, ."
SOFA LOUNGES,
CANE end WOOD-SEAT ROCKERS,
COoKiNG STOVES,
MATING and OILCLOTH.
ALSO,
Two large COUNTERS, with Drawers, suitable
for Dry Goods House.
iy3o COOK LAUGHTON. Auctioneers.
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THE CoLE-HIscocK CAsE.-Abany, July
2S.-Judge Hodgeboom has decided to hear
arguments in the Cole-Hiscock case on a
writ of habeas corpus, in Hudson, on Sa-
t,rGa " j.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 29.-The bill protecting
American citizens abroad is sharply criti-
cised by all the journals. 1t is regarded as
o partisan measure to affect the elections.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 29.-The Corps Legislatif
hoe adjourned
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Railroad Bridges Burnt-Strike
Ended.

Boston, July 29.-Three bridges on the
Boston, Hartford, and Erie railroad were
burnt last nightly incendiaries.
The demands Of the ship-caulkers have
been -acceded to, and their strike is ended.
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CUMAC wANTED.-The subscriber
- wishes TO purchase prime dry article o. sU-
MAC, FOR which Ee Is wflling TO pay the highest
market price. Parties who have The article On
FRANK y. SNYDER,
Warehouse, Twenty-seeond and Cary streets;
Post-otlce box sss, k!eamold Va
~ Is--detwsis
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lrper clubs at the last named rates.

and larger clubs at the last named rates.
The money must accompany every order. Re-
mittanccs may be made ut our risk In drafts postal
money orders or registered letters g. n,o,rcu
believe the circulation OF nifty thousand copies du.
In influencing and confirming voters than ten times
their cost spent In ne ordinary way IN elections.
and fearless, and the powerful considerations
which should induce Virginia to reject It, ought TO
be read and ponaered In every household ~ tho
defer the recovery OF Virginia from her PROSTATE
condition for a long period oftlme: There would
of THE negroes and deprayed whites could be ended.
Upon q question so vital to US all. ths DISPATCH
cause i Of the White man and he South i6ere csn
be no hope for our people gave In the triumph OF
the white nan In tho war Of races now begun aud
ton in the columns of tho DISPATCH.
Besides the canyass on the Constitution 1t Is cez-
ton with national politics win be fraualt with tho
deepest interest to our people How iar We may DO
ton is rejected Il is more than probable that Con.
reconstruction Which WIN ca for fresh dissus;loa
certainly have tins OF great interest In State and
naoGa poic Ten WA w be pre-
mass the
campaign paper during this most critically ints-
resting period.
While the WEEKLY DISPATCH will be specially
made up for the campaign IL Will also contain al!
the important editorials OF the DAILY; = careful
and complete summary OF Foreign and Domestic
News; latest news by telegraph from all part: OF
the world fun and reliable Stock, financial Cat
tie, and General Market Reports latest Agricu!tI.
raj and HORTICULTURAL INFORMATION synopsis OF
the proceedings OF Congress and State Legislatures
when In session; proceedings OF scicntinc, hgri-
cultural, Religions and Literary Societies all I'm.
portant Legal Decisions OF State and Federal
Courts reviews OF the most interesting and lmpors
tant New Books Popular Stories BY the beat wrl.
ters and indeed everything or interest 70 the fami-
ly circle, the merchant, farmer professional men,
mechanic, and laborer.
Our Washington correspondents will continue to
keep our readers informed. both BY telegraph and
man. OF everything OF importance occurring ut tho
National Capital.
The DAILY DISPATCH Is mailed At So for one
year. H.a a4
The SEsu-WEEKLY DISPATCH Is published eve-
ry Tuesday and Friday, and mailed At 81 for one
year.
EE Specimen copies OF all our editions sent on
application.
Address CowARDIS ELLYsoN,
Richmond. Va.
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p C. MORTON, COMMISSION MER-
1As CHANT, Richmond, Va, (oniee, Shockoe
Warehouse 'front.' respectfully requests cSnslgn;
ments Of TOBACCO, FLOUR, aud GRAIN OF al
kinds, promising prompt RETURNS and personal at
teatioa 10 all business entrusted TO him.
my3l-wsm
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

COMMERCIAL HALL RESTAURANT
AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY the LIST day
of August at IL 'clock. will SELL at the request
of MIR. Charles II. Fitzpatrick twho Is removing
from the city,, the
fE"a GOODWILL and FIXTURES
or that nonular restaurant known as CONNER
eiul Hall. 8 on Thirteenth one door from Cary
street 1t Is furnished In elegant style with every
thing REQUISITE to conducting tirst-class restau-
rant and Is considered one of the most prosperous
establishments OF the kind In the city.
COOK Il LAUGHTON,
10 "a Auctioneers.
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO

n SELL THE AUTHORIZED DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN BOOk-SEYMOUkAN AND BLAiR !;
CROLY, EDITOR OF THE NEW Y0Rk
"WORLD."-This is q handsome l2mo. volume,
seymour and General Blair, published under the
sanction OF these distinguished gentlemen from
materials furnished in large part by themselves,
and is therefore, official, accurate, and complete
and the AUTHORIZED CAMPAIGN BOOK Of
the party. The distinguished position of the au-
thor In the party and the press IS OF itself suf-
Client guarantee of the work. The announcement
Of the book has been received with the utmost en-
thusiasm everywhere throughout the country, and
active agent can sell hundreds In every town. We
give large commissions TO energetic men. AS APP
immediate application Is necessary 70 secure your
choice OF territory. For full particulars, address
RICHARDSON Il CO., Publishers,
Bond street, New York.
The canvassing outfit costs ONE DOLLAR, and
will be sent Immediately oil receipt OF price, and
the agent car commence work ut once.
. " -ifWxSSwTt
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A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS can be
"A accommodated In n large, airy dwelling In
the vicinity Of Gordonsville, va FOR terms, aa-
ase'' - ~ W. y jy!a-eodsw
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Democratic Meeting Attacked by
Radicals in MissOuri-The Radicals
RasenISpG

New YORK, July ga Herald telegram
from st. Louis states that Democratic
meeting in Saline county, Mo-, was attacked
by the Radicals. The Radicals were driven
off, leaving three dead and seven badly
wounded. Several Democrats were badly
wounded. About twenty on each side were
hurt II
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There is TO be picnic Of fat men at
onca, N. Y, next month. No person will
be allowed to participate in the festivities
rho weighs under $50 pounds.
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IN BARRELS FIVE-YEAR-OLD RYE

~ BARRELS FIVE-YEAR-OLD RYE
III WHISkEY. warranted
3 Is barrels SOUTHSIDE WHISKEYs
PURE FRENCH BRANDY and
OLD APPLE BRANDY, .s....
b.. PORT AND SHERRY WINE,
HOLLAND GIN,
... DOMESTIC BRANDY, ..t
BAR BITTERS. e. ........ .
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
q. CRUSHED. POWDERED, COFFEE,
and BROWN SUGARS;
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEE,
STARCH, tf,'.'@ '.-.. ."-
SOAP, and CANDLES, a.- III.
In store and for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
~ 29-lm 1910 Franklin street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY james NJ. Taylor & Son, Auc.loneers.
Once No. S2l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

T ARGE LUMBER-HOUSE, ON THE
IL NORTH SIDE OF THE BASIN Be
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
lOS LEASED GROUNDl FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-Will be sold on MONDAY the Sd day of
August, 1865, on the premises, at s. O'CLOCK +. M
north side Of the basin ut present occupied by
Mr.. n. Il. Pate. The lease ias two years 10 run,
This is u very fine stand for commission busl-
ness.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il son,
iy3 80 Auctioncers.
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A MILLER WANTED.--A MILLER
IA qualified TO manage u country customs
wheat and corn mill can find employment ut the
Genito Mills, the AppOmattox river, In the
for family, and fair wages. Apply 70 DR.. John e.
Shelton or b. w. Finney, Richmond, or TO
DIR. JOHN B. Willy.
Genito Powhatan county, Va
10 dpad5tHw4t
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x 900 BALES SHUCKS WANTED,
CsUOO for which we will pay ONE DOL
LAR PER HUNDRED POUNDS, delivered III
Richmond. Parties having any to dispose OF viii
please communicate with us, we would pur-
chase them ut the farmers door.
81 G.. Il. STACY e son,
Upholsterers and Furniture Dealers,
nv 2e-w3In Richmond, Va.
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DLEASE READ THIS.-I am engaged
Il In collecting funds for educating the children
M 5 he whG a 1851 ser Ues IN e
to them, without any regard to the religious de-
nomination of the teacher or pupils. The teachers
throughout the State generously agree to teach
them at TEN DOLLARS per session Of TEN
MONTHS.
More than five hundred were at school last ses-
sion. The number could be more than doubled II
we had the means. Please make me contribu-
ton more or less, for this object, send by mail
to nv address. w. /. BROADDUS,
Corresponding Secretary.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, july l. 1883.
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PROPOSALS ASKED FOR.-SEALED
WOOD AND COAL.

HOAL.-I am now prepared to furnish,
" at lowest market rates, CLOVER HILL
LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE, and SMITHS COAL.
Orders left at the yard, corner Of Seventh and
Byrd streets, at the office, on Fourteenth street
near the Danville depot, win receive promp; at
" 20 .g &a.. C. B. LIPsCOMB.
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HORSES AND mULEs.
PROPOSALS.
no PRINTERS AND BOoKB1NDERs

ITO PRINTERS AND BOOKBIEDERs.
ond until nc 1s july
3Ist for the execution OF the PUBLIC PRINTING
of the Commonwealth from lst OF August to lst
December, lses-the price per thousand ems and
Der token 10 be stated for two
First, Book and Pamphlet printing. Secondly,
All other printing Excepting the contingency OF
Legislative work.. Bond and responsfbis security
viii be required, and the penalty for any failure
Of contract win be rigfdly enforced.
Proposals will also be received up to the same
period for BINDING ONE THOUSAND AN , COPIES 3
REPORTS OF TIE COURT OF APPEALS In
best law white calE and with best. material gene
rally the binding to be in no respect inferior tosny
of the previous volumes, copies or which can De
seen In the State library. The book (which IL now
In the hands Of the printer) will probably make
from eight hundred to one thousand pages;
y2a-at Superintendent Public Printing.
PROPOSALS ASKED FOR.-SEALED
i PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of
the Clerk OF Henrico County Court until the sTH
DAY OF AUGUST at Il o. clock for rebuilding the
fallen abutment of the bridge over Omoud's creek,
ON the Osborne Turnpike road, the contractor TO
replace the woodwork and earth-work as before
the destruction Of the bridge. h, afyr1
Proposals will be received at the same time for
the construction OF culyert near the present site
Of the bridge. a CO.'S. 5000 ss..,'ss.. :. $50
Specifications Of all may be seen at the Office OF
said Clerk by calling for report Of Commissioner.
In both cases the contractor Will take into con-
sideration the value Of the old material.
Address JACOB y. ATLEE,
Commissioner Of Roads Of Henrico County.
JULY is, 1858. tyle-td
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pECEIVING by schooner J. Rowlett, To-
LII DAY, superior article Of RED ASH AN
COAL fegg s!zeI. For sale at lowest
~ Eourtaaptb st aet mar MayosS bridge.
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ROARDING AND LODGING. 4

on first and second
D floors. Apply at ARLINGTON HOUSE.
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d EMOVAL-COAL OFFICES. P. La
III THROP has removed his COAL OFFICE to
SEVENTEENTH STREET. ut drawbridge.
With ample stock, is prepared to furnish In any
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL at summer rates.
Also superior BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL,
for CRATES. ). y. eLATHROP,
iy2O Seventeenth street ut drawbridge.
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y EMOVAL.-I HAVE REMOVED MY
LII BOOKBlNDERY to No. 16 Ninth street. and
prepared with greater facilities to turn out good
work promptly. w. II. kElNINGHAM,
Bookseller, Statloner, and Binder,
store 4l3 Broad street.
ORDERS left at store or bindery will meet with
PROMPT attention. ~ 29-6t