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French SfOrieS.
HOW FRENcE DUELS ARE. oCCAsIoNED.

now FRENCH: DUELS ri OCCAsIONED.
The ferocious Lieutenant Susceptible
gives the following graphic account of his
latest "afair," which will also serve to eX-
plain the rdis0n d'etre Of many OF the Paris
duels:
81 went into the cafe" says the Lieu
tenant, land a gentlemen entered at the
same moment. | wished IL small cup OF
coffee. | called the waiter and he called. L
put sugar in my coffee and he put sugar in
his. You can understand very readily that
] began to get angry. 1 o mold OF my
cup and he took hold Of his. Then / lifted
mine to my lips and he lifted his to his lips.
This was too much. | was boiling over with
rage. | looked at him and he looked ut me.
Finally, I poured my cognac into my coffee
i'm an impairment and insulting mannerthlt
he could not avoid noticing. The result
was we fought. and Iwounded him. | re-
GREETED the circumstance atterward, for we
became very good friends, and he has since
sworn to me that he hadn't the remotest
idea of giving me offence, and merely did
what he should have done if l had not been
there"
CASE IF SHoRT-SIGHTEDNESS.
Jean met his master in the street and for
got to salute him. In the evening the gen.
TENN called the servant to him.
"Why didn't YOU speak to me, sir, when
you passed by ME i'll the street,
IS" am very surry, Monsieur, but the fact
is, that | am so short-sighted that l could
not see a hog"
~ A POLITICAL PRINCIPLE.
A gentleman presented himself at the
door of a cabinet minister, and the guard
refused to let him in.
1t is all changed here, sir your friend
has been removed"
impossible" was the "my
friend is always the MIN who is in office"
THE MODEL HUSBAND AMI FATHER.
The Paris Journal reports the following
conversation between two young girls
at you only knew how badly papa
treats mama and me !"
"Indeed."
eyes. indeed. You can Judge for your
self. When I was ready to be : brought
out , in society, he might have gone with
me, might he not! Well. instead of that,
when mama and l went to his room to find
him. we discovered he had been absent
from the house q whole year"
SENSIBLE PREFERENCE.
"There are people" said a gentleman to
a friend, "who never see an afflicted per-
son but that they pray Heaven to be de-
liyered from such a terror. Now, | never
see n blind man but what l pray to be
deaf
"Why?"
"Bccuusc l am conscious that he is going
to play a clariouet or a hand-organ at me-"
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BY Lee IL Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, lll3 Main street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
II DAY, July ~. 1870, ut 8 O'Clock +. 81. one
of the most valuable RETAIL GROCE fi
STANDS in Richmond, on the corner OF Een:.Dle
and Mosby streets, ct the intersection OF Tile Me-
chanicsville turnpike.
Also, q DWELLING-HDUSE adjoining, con-
taln,ng five rooms fronts q feet on Venable
street, running back Ill feet.
The grocery stand has a brick basement. dwell
ing above. five rooms; every convenience 1or a
moderate-sized family, splendid s:5sinG n ila
wood and coal-house, garden in Iea:, 81 by lSG
feet choice peach trees anu grape. vines, var.
we'll set with shrubbcry. L. Will be sold u Il whole
or divided, as VIII suit purchasers. e.
TERMS 0ne-,hird cash: balance ~ one al
two years with interest ADDED, trust deed - secure
surauce to be paid by the purchaser.
( & GODD1S
jy2 .. Anctioneers.
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By Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1899 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE, RES
Y TAUkAnT. &C., ON TIL SOUTH SIZE
OF MAIN STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE
OLD MAHktT, FOR ALE IT AutIt3N.-
TUESDAY the 18th day OF July, 1870, at & % clock
+. M, that truly valuable and desirable STOiE,
with dwelling over same, and that well-kuown
RESTAURANT attached known rs sauler Ho-
tell. with FIXTURES complete, located as above
described, aud at present occupied by good
The lot fronts % by ITO feet tmore or less) to an
alley.
TERMS At sale. LYME " BROTHER,
Tvs Auctioneers.
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THE PocKRRmGE WATER.

put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
f,ties IS when drank al Its fountain head. Is kept
for sale at the we'll known houses OF Messrs. PUR-
CELL, LAID Il Co., Druggists. Richmond. Va. ;
u. 4. 4 C.. A. SANTOS; Druggists, Norfolk, Va.
and WOODRUFF & CO., Lynchburg, Va. who win
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF eminent
physlcians, with a fey certificates out OF many OF
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
,~-tn t1IrI0
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VARIETY SPRINGS will he opened for
the reception or visitors on the FIRST OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west Of Ttauaton,
cars stoppInv at them. The mineral waters are
very fine, consisting Of chalybcate, alum, all
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scenery grano.
Music and other amusements' banning III nea1IhH
ERR One month, $40; per week, Sl?i per
day, BE-. Children under twelve years ana SER
10 "a ON Proprietors.
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by Lee < Godd!n, AuCtioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF i LARGE
~ AM VALUABLE TRACT Or LAND N
TIE UPPER End OT GoOCIILh u GDUN-
TY.-: ursuaut to Il decree III the circuit court for
the county Of GOochland "rOnonnccG 81 he Oh
day of April. 1870, In .bc su!tS of Ricu"ciiS1n rs.
Turner and others, and Turner as. ] %TrI:"r. e..
the UNDERSIGNED, special commissinnrf*. Ill, on
WFDr FSDAT, Goth Cay Of July. 1870. sell 10 the
highest bidder, at public auction, on n" Pr, mises'
at L. o'cIors NJ. the /. =: Of lard n! @iH n Plea
SAINT Turner died seize and Possessed, contain,
ing FIVE HUNDRED TWO AND iiALF
ACRES, adjolning the lands Of DR.. Edmund =;
PendlctOn and Edmun fhnta!nn, deceased, and
others. situate near the 1hrcn-Chopped road. In
ahoIt two miles of Hadensylitc. There is on the
land a large and commodious i" ELLING and
necessary out-houses, well-tlmbercd, and album
dint streams of water.
1t will be sold in parcels to srit purchasers If de-
sir ed. -,
TERMS: Cne-flfth cash the nalancc on n credit
of 6, L. Is, and q months. bonds to be executed,
with interest from date, anI 'itlc retained until
paid and a conveyance direct - the court.
JOBS y. EAN1S,
y. W. GOSH,
Commissioners.
sale conducted by LEE & o0pDlN, Auctioneers.
~ S-t1S
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sUMNEH REsOHTS.
THE HOT SPRINGS
Professor j. L. CABELL, u. d.. or the University
ofVfrpiria, resident physician.

This renowned WATEKIHG.PLAgE win be
open for the reception of visitors JUEE Isl:
These Springs offer. unsurpassed attractions 10
both the invalid and the pleasure-seeger. No eI1z
pense or effort will DO spared BY the propr1et3rs t9'
make It as comfortable and pleasant as possible 10
all visitors.
The numerous sources of THERMAL
a. these Springs vary In temperature rom 50 de-
grees Fahrenheit 10 lilo degrees Fahrenheit
through the intermediate degrees. and thus pre-
sent every variety of bata for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the system
FOR the beneficial action Of cold mineral wants'
whether saline, sr1phnrous, alumiHons, or chaly,
beate, In cases for which such waters as are FOUND
In neigbboring valleys are mainly indicated.
detailed account OF these springs snd reports OF
numerous cases cured or relieved, will be furnished
f 8n s 7. TAKpY L Co, RicE,no5nd, Va.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at the Springs, thus anording. visitors en- oppor.
unity OF prompt communication with every part
fhe world. J.. A. MCCLUNG, Manager.
g. G. TARDY.
... ,. THOS. r. PRICE & CO.,
n n pm Owners. Richmon ,. Va
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suNsMER REsOnFs.

T1HE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.
TuE C.tLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA, two
niles from the Goshen depot Of the Chesapeake
and ohio railroad, thirty-four miles west OF
stsnnton. sixty miles from the Greenbrier White
~ ' nh,,r Strings. and wtthia an easy days Journey
p kaItimore. Md Washington, d. G and Rich
,nonJ and LynchburR. Va.
The climate is delightful, salubrious, ana lnV'-
goratfng. ,t,,, rto hotel
accommodations are good. dood paii-rooDi musie
Is In attendance a., rostor
4 line or stage. coaches run daily.from Goshen
depot TO this place. and the: e Is also q dalIy Iine
running between tho Cold Sulphur Springs anu
The Rockbridge Alrm Springs, only seven H'ae'
Rates of board: Per day, $3.50; per week, Sle;
per month, $50. cooDI or
jys-lGt ID. noNLHV-
TREDERICKSHALL.-This well-knoWn
T place- situated within half a mile Of frede-
rfckshtll d>pot, on the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
road, where there is a telegraph and post-otlCc,l ID
now npcn for BJhRJERS. This Is one OF tue
coolest and healthiest places between Eichmonq
and the mountains. Persons living In Elchrnonu
snd wishing TO place their families IN The country
where they can obtain GOOD a ana nave
an opportunity of visiting them frequently, ano
cheaply Will find this 10 be- very desirable piace.
There are two passenger tr~ains-one night anu one
day t~rain-Over this road, and freight TRAINS win
PASSENGER cars attached. iickets for three montns
can be obtained Of the Chesapeake and mo Kali
road Company for slS, emitting the holder 10
travel on the road to and from Richmond to this
place as often rs he pleases.
TERMS: $40 per month; children under twelve
years of age ana cOlored servants, SIS. White ser
wants cannot be taken.
je 2S-Im n. w. HA RkiS.
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FOE SALE,

TOR SALE, A FOTR-HORSE WAGON
JIG but little used. Apply ut 30s Rrock aTcnue
and Adams street, near Broad.
jy0-3t L. u. TYLER.
nor SALE.-A rara chance to secure q
Il safe and profitable business. The proprietor
OF the RICHMOND CITY - and
WATER MANUTaLTORY will dis
pose OF all the MACHINERY ana FIXTURES Of
the said business. HORSES, Wagons, &c. ANY
and paying business. daily increasing, win find 1t
to their advantage to apply early.
Full instructions In regard T.
No. 1902 Bro id Street, near the depot Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. ty S-3teod*
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BY Wellington G0idin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciiouecr.

EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF NALUA-
JEFFERSON, AMI B~FLVIDERE STREETS.--
At The request Of the cx.cl1rIx of tie iaie ". IT.
Davis, l shall sell at auction, On the nrcmisc. N
Tuesday tho 9Th OF july, 1870, at : G'cioGE =.
NJ, that very ~b4tutIful Lr1 located ~ 2JcTe. a.
Joining the ~ idsrGe q Mrs. Pic!i-r. h.Vh.,S !
front on the west Itne OF Jefferson street OF 80 feet,
u front OF 100 fees on the north side OF Byrd street,
a front OF e5 feet on the east line OF Belyidere
street, ard front of 30 feet on the east line OF an
alley tsH f'et wide, and = depth OF l20 fee; on the
lire sep s-atiny lot No . from lot No 8. .
TERMS :gZ,ie third crsh balance at four and
eight moo h., Gearing Interest. properly secured.
W. tOItrIN. Auctioneer.
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CWEET SPRINGS,

GWEET SPRINGS, .
y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delight tul WATERING RESORT, favora-
bly, known as the GOLD SWEET and famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties OF Its wa
tiers and fashionable patrons, VIII open for the
eeason on JUNE 18th.
TIE location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
togt Their with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise in the
baths at Il temperature of rs degrees, renders the
"Dld Sweet" the most attractive resort In the
United states. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated by gas.
A suitable livery in connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part Of the
world. Board rs per day &75 per month.
JOHN T. WILSON,
je 2o-2m Manager.
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REMOVALS..

DEMOVAL.-CHARLES i. TAYLOR
IL has removed from No. & fIftecnth street to
Nos. i7Os and ITO Main between seventeenth aud
Eighteenth sire. IS, where he VIII he pleased - see
ana serve his friends and customers with & first
class stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, and
PROVISIONS. j. 7-3l*
nR. KNOXAHAS REMOVED TO 1912
IL Broad street, Immediately opposite fne City
Hall. His late residence. corner Twelfth aud
March 1lrsstree:s, CENTRALLY located, In u liasi IT.
~traclive aS&pleasant neiehborhood, aud !trying
every desirable modern convenience, Is Eor isur.
Terms moderate. Possessi II given immediately.
Y4-lw r
nR. W.B. PLEASANTS has REMOVED
~ to III on Franklin, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, 5Ai 1yA-lws
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TWENTY-FcUR HANDSOME FRAME
l. CoTTAGhS AND ~ nfRGE hnR3
rs EA1H, At CAMP GE5 ET, ABnUl ONE,
FOURTH Of MILE FROM TIE TERMINUS
OF THE sTEEE;I7ChR RAlsRQhE At ~ ~
TIoN.-.t thu request of the cwner shall sci at
auction, on the premises, ae Camp GIaIt' On r Ghi l.
TY.FUUR FRAMED CnITAGES. located as
above, including the out-buildings to each, with
the I'm hhSD oa at' b: eern TO az .he my re- " 4hss.' asG 'wrf PIE he
cxti bltcd at The hour OF sac. ~ u the cottages
we're erected for the officers s.,lloned ut Ca'np
Grant, and are not only convente' ty arranged
but some of Them are very handsomely coi-
structcd, bcsutiIuliy parered. a1d eie@an,ly
and comfort o: these cyttages "ithnut a pc, sonai
Inspection. and therefore / would recommend
that such exaqlic atI9n be made 6etore Inc day ni
and documentary, who can be found on the
premises. win show the property to those who may
call on them. =.
in addition to The handsome cottages, there will
be sold SIX VERY LARGE BUILDINGS, used for
barracks, s5by 81 feet, two stories high, Win por-
ticos To each story tie whole length. 1h4se b r.
racks viii b" sid IL be removed In a reasonable
time, unlc.~ III purchaser should elect T., buy the
ground attached to them III lhe price OF $500 per
acre, or t. lease he same ar 4oJ per acre.
TIL. fact that this property rs located In an i'm
proving part Of the subur!,s. and can be APP
proachrd within 900 yards BY The stseet-car rail-
city reservoir, should attract The attention Of gen
tlemen Of the Guy DESTROYS OF securing o pleasant
cottage residence so accessible to their places OF
business, or OF others who may wish 10 secure q
pe rmanen: home 30 convenient and at a price so
cheap us t. make 1. IN object 10 SEIZURE the same.
TERMS: 1ne-four'h cash balance at four,
interest Or, 1t tie option OF the purchaser, one
third cash, balance ut one andtwn years, bearing
ten per cent. Interest; and In either case secured
Tvs w. GODDIN, Auctloneer.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK
RICH MOND. VA.

This old and well-known Virginia institution IN.
sures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
1t has more than TEN MILLIONS OF Doll
LARS insured on property pledged to make good
losses.
More than TWO AND A QUARTER NIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paidin losses to
the people OF Virginia.
Upwards Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS "a large part OF II for
losses during the war; have been paid since the war
closed.
The former four-ffths System of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit OF the assured.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
.... Principal Agent.
j. r. DANFORTH, Secretary.
n. D. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAhITEI H.. pILLIAM, Collector, MY
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BY W. GOddin, Auctloneer,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF VALUABLE
L RIAL GSTATE IN The CITY OF RICa-
MOND, AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN STREET AID LOCUST ALLEY
BY virtue OF a deed of trust executed to the sub
scriber by Deupree & Stokes, bearing date 9TH
February, 1857, duly recorded In Richmond Hus-
tings Court, / shall In execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the l5th July. 1870, at So O'Clock 7.
NJ. If fair, If not, the first fair day thereafter,
that VALUABLE LIT located as above, fronting
so feet on the east line of Locust arlev, running
back at right angles in parallel lines l2et feet to an
alley in common eigh. feet wide. nn this lot there
are two large BRICK TENEM ENTS fronting on
Locust alley, and one fronting on Franklin
street. and the whole occupied as a hotel and
clearinghouse.
TERMS Enough in cash to deiray expenses Of
sale and to pay of the last negotiable note, Sc
cured by the said deed. amounting, on the 5th Of
September, 1858, to s5. .l6 Dc, (which 80 900 is held
by George W. Hansbrough,. trustee for Rebec3a
Y. stokes, and *2,als.46 Is held bS l.. T.. Slater
Tooth OF whicn sums bear interest from said 9Th of
September, 1868. It'll paid) and as to any residue
of the proceeds Of sale, on such terms as shall be
announced at the time of sale.
iea8 ". G0DDIN, Trustee.
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". II. McDANNALD, Agent.

Since this announcement l have made arrange
Snrjnps this season. My connection with and
management OF The Healing Springs for three sue
cessive seasons will, | trust, be o guarantee to my
friends Of 1 corcial and hospittble welcome. The
public generally are requested to try once mere
This .avorite old place.
1, o en-, JOHN l..
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OCUST GROVE,
NXTARM SPRINGS

WARN SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY, VA.
This cole brated watering-placa will be open on
the LIST of June for tue reception Of visitors. The
scenery is grand and beautiful the climate de-
lightful, sDlubrious, and highly fnvigOrating.
The c waters have been known and,celebrSted for
their curative Vi. tues for nearly a century.
Board: Fer day, $..75; week. $l7.5o; month,
SEQ.
Route by railroad to the Millboro' depot on the
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD, thence by stage
fifteen miles to Warm SPRINGS.
For c~iIculsrs containing fun account CT these
waters write to
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BY Grnbea q Williams. Auct1oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs
i ON II snUTHS l oE LEIGH sTREET
STREETS.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th dav OF
July, at S O'Clock p. NJ. we will sell upon siie
premises TWO FRAMFD TENEMEAhS- siir-
atcd IA above-one of them being ut The a~oufiIeasi
corner OF Leigh and Henry soreets.
They have three rooms each. and arc suitable
for persons OF small mcaus.
iyp GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
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DENTISTRY.

JUD. 3. WOOD, ID. S.. PRAC-ES@
ALI IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES. The painleSs
extraction Of teeth Is Ii great point gained III d,n-
tal surgery. A full supply of PURE NITROUS
OXIDE GAS always on hand. All work guaraii-
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
Office, Ninah street In rear OF Wood 4 Sons drug
store. i've
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w0OHe N GOAL.

yNINTERPUCK COAL.-This coal is
w held by those who have used 1t To be the best
gate coal brought to this market tor many years.
IN ready to re Give and ill all orders that may
be left at the yard, 1T at The office of Ah. Franklin
etearus. No. 1913 Main street, opposite the post
office, either for domestic or for house uses, or
for manufacturing purposes, at the lowest sum-
ner rites. l.. Il. kE1NS, Agent,
Office and Yard at Petersburg Railroad depot.
~ R-OW
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EaNYELOPEs AND al e R.-FuIl
Ia stock ss ELLYSoE
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EIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
E SUBhNCE.
sECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
mn NTU vnRR

sECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORa.
SL'sSHW,
LDa'1.
CASH ASSETS January 1, lsTo)..... 2,Ol7,s@ 81
A OFFICE, NO. 10l4 MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES In the above ~frst-clast
company on every description OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one 70
nYe yeara.
Rates as low as those OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
fe 81 D. N. WALKER 4 20. Agents.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY OF NEW -YORk-0RGAS:
iZFD IN 1S42-THE LARGEST INSURANCE
COMPANY IN THE WORLD-CASH ASSET
OVER $4,000, 000.-This Is an leash ana
purely mutual compdiy-Ho diUtdsnS 10 stOch-
h6kierS, which time and ex pcrience has proven -
be the only safeguard III life insurance.
Dividends payable at tie end a/MS frsf year
upon all policies, increasing annually through
LIE, and exceeding those Of any company IN ne
Dorkd, which can be used TO decrease the prelni-
uns or to purchase additional insurance, at the
option of the policY -holdsr, rsGardksss Of ne
health Of the insured. Premiums payable annu-
ally, semt-annually, or quarterly.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
DIR. j. B. MCCAw Medical Examiner. nyt
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EUEL.-I am delivering all the best kinds
1T rs, and SMITH and eNGINE yer, cheap. The
best ANTHRACITE at lowest market rates. Also.
SOFT COKE and the popular FACTORY COOK
my friends should now get winter supplies.
j. Is WATKINS,
In o O IN, III Main fraaf
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DR, GEORGE +. KEESEE, DEN EgssEEss
IL list, gives special attention to the EfTYy+s
preservation OF the natural teeth, both By filling
and the correction OF irregularities OF the same.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH nj moderate prices. Teeth
extracted by the aid OF pure nitrous oxide gas
when desired. ONCE. corner Of Broad aud Mae
I, enth streets. Residence In rear. je 2+-l In
TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1112
MAIN STREET, (oyc- 1'ribbett's confec.
tionery,) extract teeth Without pain insert teeth
as low ~ BIS, and don't charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth nlled without pain. Amy tooth
fIsd with gold, and warranted for lite, Ut
TAYLOR BROTHERS.,
llls Main street, Richmond, Va.
~. B.-Instrrctions In any branch OF dentistry
given 70 the profession on reasonable terms.
nm Id s
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
LUMP, S5.75 per load, delivered HAIL, s.;
HARD, for ither CRATES or cooking-stoyes, Vi.
Also. ANTHRACITE coat OF best quality 3;
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes; OAK and
II Il WOOD. G. IL. LIPSCOMB,
te2O-3m Seventh ana Byrd streets.
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FOR RENT.

TDR RENT, on 18th of this month, O.
" adesirable RESIDE+EE, on Cary street 81
between FIRST and second, containing ten r.0m-,
r,s and water. at present occupied by MIR. Blair.
Apply NJ No. II west Grace street
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-19
Death OF Robert z. Lee.

At half past nine O'Clock, "Wednesday
morning, October IL. General Robert
E. Lee died in Lexington, Virginia, Of
congestion of the brain.
General Lee was son of Gen. Henry
Lee of Revolutionary fame. known as
Light horse Harry" aud was born in
Virginia in 1903. He was a West
Point graduate, standing second in the
class of 1929 In the NJ .xican war he
was a Chi, Engineer, and 10y gallant and
maritorious cOnluct rose Ia the rank Of
colonel.
At the outbreak Of the Rebellion he
turned traitor TO his country. deserted
the flag he had sworn To defeud, and led
the rebel hosts in their mad attempt to
overthrow the very government that ed
ucated him, that conferred upon him
rank, honor and station. that rightfuliy
demanded Of him, giftel son. the
strength of his arm in the hour Of its
bitter trial. His acts during the rebellion
are fresh in the min.ls Of all. lie was
the head aud ffOLt CT The Lost Cause"
during The last days OF the Co federacv,
and was the last To lay down the sword
Tie goes down to the grave in peace.
Hs has left the legacy of deathIess fame
bI"ekened by treason of the deepest d, e.
Like corroding rust upon polished steel,
rests the tarnish of treason upon a name
once bright in the aunals of American
history. From the bnsom of his country,
from the hearts OF his 10y al coun,rymen
he fell