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MARRIED..

GOoDRICH-PAXTON.- Thursday even
ing, May 49, 1882, by Rev. Mr.. Teasdale, at
the residence OF James Pyles, esq, West Wash
ington Heights, Elizabeth Il. Goodrich and
George NJ. Paxton.
DIED.
wARD.-on Thursday, May IS, 1882 at l
o'clock p. M, of heart disease, Catherine A.
Ward.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence, corner of Seventh and VI streets
northwest, Saturday, Goth, at o'clock. The
friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
FOwLER.-On May II, 1882, after a long
and painful illness, which she bore with
Christian fortitude, Mrs. Susan Fowler, be-
loved v ife of Joseph Fowler, of Prince George
County, Nd, aged % years, daughter OF the
late Thomas j. Barrett OF Washington, d. O.
RITTER.-on Friday, May 10, 1882, at 7 a.
m, of consumption, Frank Ritter, aged ii
years.
His funeral Will take place from St. Pauls
Church, Twenty-third street, Saturday, the
Goth, at 10 a. m. The friends OF the family
are invited to be present.
CoLE.-May 1s, James Philip Cole, aged 80
years.
Funeral Sunday, 21st inst, from Asbury NJ
Il. Church, corner X and Eleventh streets
northwest, at 1 o'clock p. IN. Relatives and
friends are invited.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Francis NJ. Brown TO @. IL. Wright, for
$2,s0O, part OF square 071. Walter s. Hon 10
@. ii. Wright, for 5, interest In same prop.
ssyoo sy saSsre os s0RS as blair lI
TO N. l.. Anderson, for 3, part OF lot 10, square
1877. II. McMeen TO Rebecca q. Dodge, for
$3.50, part OF lot 80, subsquaro l39. ]. Rig.
lot IL, subsquare 1T0. Mary j. Wright 10
Johnson Mahoney, for =, lot 0S, part OF Mt.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-McCor-
mick VS.. Knox, commissioner, &C.; rule issued
on defendant returnable on tho Goth instant.
Young VS.. Gaddis sale ratified nisi and ref
erence to tho auditor. Larner vs.. Gideon;
reference to auditor.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Hagner and Cox.-Burns
VS.. Cross; argument concluded and cause sub
mitted. HELEN VS.. Blake; on argument.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice MacArthur.-Tobart
VS.. Smith; verdict for plaintiff for S4S,91.
plaintiff for S52.50. Bradford VS.. Ingersoll
bill Of exceptions signed.
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DUBLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 80, 1881.
Gentlemen:
Being a sufferer from female
weaknesses TO such an extent 1
could not go around tho house,
and having failed to get relief
from the treatment OF some OF
our most responsible physi-
clans, my husband persuaded
me TO try Browns Iron Bitters,
two bottles of which COM
pIetely restored me to health
and l am now strong and
hearty. My husband also took
Browns Iron Bitters for Kid
ney Complaint with beneficial
results. From the effect shown
on me by the use of the first
bottle DR.. Briston recommend
ed Its continued use.
MRS. NJ. LATRENT.
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AUCTION SALES
II t. coLDwELL,
Os Real Estate Auctioneer.

u Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRusTFEs SALE OF A TwosToRY FRAME
DMEnLlNG, No. Oit o STREET NORTH
iy virtue of n deed of trust. dated september
f6io 22 one OF the iand records T9er fop op tSe, tS,
District of Columbia and at the request of the
DAY, May 20 1859, at o'clock p. M. all Nl..d
ashnStogn. b. G., Known as % i5e west m Raifo
lot numbered seventeen qL in square numbered
teen 40 feet, three ( inches north street, by
a depth Of one hundred (ioo) feet, together with
TERMS $500 and interest at 10 per cent per an;
mum from n ~ lSd q tbe Gay yonrce "a s a. shd
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest. Sc.
deposit and all conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost,
wise the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser amer qafE II. sw'p&sRNER,
rINHoNIAs BOWLING,
PUBLIC SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
frame HOUSES THEREoN, ON EIGHTH
nn5l1I, STREET, ,,,Il5 BETWEEN AND STREETS
On Saturday, May 90 nj O'Clock, in front OF the
premises will sell at public auction part Of orig
nal lot three 49, In square four hundred and sew
entecn (il7), fronting sixteen 0G) feet on
north Eighth street, with an even width, oyay8
Mil All f S Gse U ee, eeSsser Of NO
tmall onestory frame houses, renting for sper
TERMS one.half cash and balance in six (o)
months with interest at six t6l per cent; per an
erty. Deposit Of $50 required at time Of sale. II
terms of sale are not compiled with within six l6)
At risk and cost OF deiaulting purchaser. All con.
'eS"nelns at p"''n"Se1f TnoMAs ] on BOWLING.
my15.d&ds Auctloneer.
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Croquet and Lawn Tennis.

Mr.. A. McCreary, the popular book and sta
uonery dealer, has Just received magnin-
cent supply OF eroquet and lawn tennis sets,
on McCreary No. 021 Seventh street, ana ex-
anime his goods. Go early In the day before
the rush begins and make your selections.
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"AIdcrney Dairy Wagons.

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in 1afb. "Ward prints, 45c.
per fb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per OF. Cream 15c. pint.
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FINANCIAL.
To-day,s Stock Quotations.

The following observations of the transac.
tions in the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking house of ii. d. Cooke jr.,
& Co., 1920 street. Washington, ID, O.;
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EMiySEMEHTS.
EoRD's OPERA. HOUSE.


INoRD's OPERA. HOUSE.
Glorious Finale
Tuesday Evening, May 25, Complimentary Bene.
1T Of
JOS. g. sEssFoRD.
On this occasion the Eminent Comedian,
,,.,,, c. b. BISHOP,
MAJOR WELLINGTON DE BOOTS,
in j. Sterling Coynes Delightful Comedy of
EvERYBoDY's FRIEND.
Seats can now be had at the box-ofiice, Ellis
Music store, and Drews drug store -
rTHEATRE coM1oun.
THOMAS T.. sNELBAKER .................. Manager.
ASTONISHING SUCCESS OF THE NEW
DEPARTURE EVERY ACT REDENfANDED.
To Night First appearance of
WARD AND STEELE
In their wonderful performances on
ROLLER SKATES
In addition to the regular company.
Matlnces Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB.
THIRD ANNUAL RACES,
AT
IOWA CIRCLE,
Thirteenth and T streets.
SATURDAY, MAY 20, AT . p. NJ.
FIVE EXCITING RACES.
Numbered reserve seats on Grand Stand, 50 cts.
For sale mt Ellis Music Store and by members of
the club.
| IAN Blcyclers invited to join parade, starting
from Capital Club Headquarters. Eighth and i
streets. Saturday, at y. m. mylS2t
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500 Reward for "a Better Remedy
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is positive
cure Tor piles. Get a box of your druggist and
euner no moro. Sold eYerYWhere.
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stylish Spring Suits TO Order, SIS
Hamburger's, GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Drawing in the CoIored schools.

The usual annual exhibition OF drawing by
the pupils of the colored schools was held yes
terday in the sumner School building. The
specimens shown displayed decided talent on
the part of the scholars and reflected credit on
the drawing teacher, Mr.. II. W. Hunster. A
largo number OF visitors attended during the
hours OF exhibition and examined tho draw
ings with careful and critical attention.
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NObby Spring Pants TO Order, $3.50.
Hamburger's, 6l5 Pennsylvania avenue.

RrLIApLE elolhlng. 9. spransy, 5O7 "a 81.
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srYLIsn clothing. G. spransy, bO7 I'm 81.

Shoemaker.
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washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations Of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
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DAEss suits. Geo. spransy, 5O7 7tn street
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,-.--.,.-.., 80 otherwise, conveys
false ImprrssIon to bis renders II he was ns
nr ,es NJ the interview, nc knows nc
was absent he, he General Grants verbal de-
cIaratio , that he had no terms other than
unconditional surrender. all sugges.,oan,s
and ali oxcrt,,res looking to terms arose al,
reci, v from General Grant himself, ana
neither directly nor indirectly from me or .,
nv smhordinates. There was no display OF
indifference by General Grant ~ t 20 i ;nd IT,
suit OF this interview, nor did ne iee' I ln
ierent. On the night OF the ou oa o oa;so'.
from ADMIRAL Porter to General uraii.,
The former inquired as to the cia m. o, r /"
surrender on the 4tb. General Grant re-
Piled through the same medium, mention 1a!t,.od
Inc in a general. way the terms offered,
stating that the arrangement was agalhs J.
his feelings. but that his officers advised IL
ON the ground that il would Tree his river
transportation for other important tises, &C.
No doubt both Of these gentlemen re-
member the circumstances.
am, Colonel, very truly yours,
J. C.. PENBERTON.
Copied February 8, 1879, Tor Lieutenant
General John c. Pemberton, from tue orig
inaI manuscript, by John z. Nicholson.
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INCIDENTS OF ALL-lIEALING DAY IN TIL
FAITH-CyRE CAMPAIGNING.

INCIDENTS OF ALL-HEALING DAY IN THE
FAITH-CJRE CAMP-MEETING.
A SPECIAL dispatch from Old Orchard
Beach says: The Faith-CTe Camp Meet
ing, which is in progress here under the
direction OF DR.. Charles Cults, manager of
a Consumptives' Home, is attracting great
crowds and attended with quasi miraculous
phenomena. Yesterday was "all-healing
day." and all who desired to be healed
and had faith were invited into the
Tabernacle at q p. NJ. No others
were admitted. More than six hun
dred persons presented themselves at the
appointed hour. They were seated on one
side OF the tabernacle. In the opposite
corner Dr. Cults stood by a chair. One by
one, in the order of their coming, the af-
ilicted ones were conducted thither. Dip
ping finger OF his right hand in oil DR..
Cults laid his hand upon the head Of each,
uttering brief, feryent prayer. From
hali-past till O'Clock the procession filed
along. All ages were represented, some
lettering on crutchcs, some in invalid
chairs, the dwarfed, the crippled, the
blind, and diseased. Those waiting en-
ployed the time in singing hymns and list
ening to addresses from clergymen and
others. A large proportion evidently be-
longed to the class OF semi-invalids. Some
came from the room declaring themselves
perfectly healed.
To-day numbers OF men and women from
all sections OF the country and OF all sta
tons in life testified to being cured OF their
diseases. One old lady who had not walked
a step in twenty years created a sensation
by describing her crutches Immediately
after DR.. Cults finished praying, and to-
day she walked from her boarding place to
The tabernacle. Three old gentlemen who
have been lame for years were also appa-
rently made whole in the sight of the as
semblage.
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Henry l.. WYATT.
TIE FIRST CONFEDERATE SOLDIER KILLED IN
THE WAR A NORTH CAR0LINIAN AND A MEM
Der OF A REGIMENT FROM TuAT STATE.

THE FIRST CONFEDERATE SOLDIER KILLED IN
THE WAR A NORTH CAR0LINIAN AND A MEN,
Der OF A REGIMENT FROM TUAT STATE.
fTarboro' Southerner.l
The first soldier killed IN the Confederate
army was Henry j.. Wyatt, Il native OF
EdgecOmbe county, y. c., a member OF the
"Edgecombc Guards" Company a, First
regiment North Carolina volunteers.
We copy from the official report OF Cen
eral Magruder WAR OF the Rebellion, Off
cial Records OF the Union and Confederate
Armies, Series 1,.Fol. II, page 92): " 1t
is a source OF great qualification to me to
be able to say that our own loss. AZ far as
heard from, was only one killed and seven
wounded; bit too much praise cannot be
bestowed upon the heroic soldier whom
we lost. He was one OF four who yolunss
tcercd to set fire to house in our front
which was thought to afford protection TO
our enemy, andadyancing alone between the
two fires, he fell midway. pierced in the
forehead by amuskct-ball. Henry L. Wyatt
is the name Of this brave soldier and devoted
patriot. He was member OF the brave
and gallant North Carolina regiment" We
could quote extracts from the reports Of
the other officers, equally rs praiseworthy
as the above, showing how CALAMITY and
braycly the Edgccombe Guards, Of which
company Wyatt was member, conducted
itself in the fight at Big Bethel on June
1G, 1861. We want it known that in the
first fight Of the war the soldiers Of North
Carolina, the Edgccombe Guards, Compa-
ny 4, OF the First regiment, were in the
very van of our line; and still further, in
front Of our line, midway between our line
and that OF the enemy, were four brave
men OF that company-one OF the four was
Henry l.. Wyatt. And we want it known
that at AppomattoX, among the very last
to furl their warworn banner, were these
soldiers OF the sold North State"
JOHN l.. BRIDGERs, Jr.
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The Jumping Frog.

irrom the Hartwell t0a.) SUM-
"A gentleman from Hartwell sent to the
"Ieai estern Gun-Works and purchased
small psrlor rifle, with 1000 cartridges Of
Inc smallest size, the bullets being about
tne size OF duck shot. He went over TO
Mnson's miIl-pond frog-hunting, and
FOUND a very large frog of the masculine
genaer sitting on stump Just above the
water. lie shot twenty-seven times at him.
when his frogslip lost his balance and drop
pea over into the shallow water. Upon
taxing the frog out 1t was found he had
widowed twenty.six Of the bullets. catch
ing ibem IL his mouth, supposing them to
We Bies. when he went TO move the weight
o. The lead carried him overheard. and
@nen taken out was not dead but awful
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The August MeteOrs.

On the nights Of the 9th, 10th, and llth
n disDlay OF celestial fireworks may be
looked for. The earth then punges
through the domain OF the cratic member
OF the system known as the August meteor
zone. This zone is a gigantic ellipse or
hooD whose perihelion is within the earth's
orbit. and whose aphcion reaches beyond
the orbit OF Neptune. 1t is nysteriously
associated, rs Schiaparelli discovered, with
the second comet Of 1852, or has
been gradually formed from It's sub
stance. The meteors are distributed
through every portion OF the ring,
though somewhat unequally. Every year,
therefore, when the earth crosses the zone,
about the 10th OF August, there is shower
OF meteors more or less abundant, accord
ing to the density OF the cosmical cloud.
The meteors shoot from the constellation
PeIseus, which is for this reason called the
radiant point, and the meteors are called
Perseides. Sometimes the showers are very
brilliant, almost rivalling the famous No.
ycmber ones At ordinary times an OBJ
server may be reasonably sure OF seeing
several hundreds on the nights mem
toned. These mereors are distln-
euished from those belonging to other
meteor systems by their yellow color,
and they leave behind them trails
OF luminous vapor that often last several
seconds. Poetry and superstition have
given to the August mcteorS the name OF
fiery tears OF 81. Lawrence, as they occur on
the anniversary Of the day made memora-
bic by the martyrdom OF the famous saint.
The constellation Perserls rises late in the
evening in the northeast, and may be known
by q semi-crcle OF stars forming the sword
OF the hero. Observers on the nights men,
toned will be sure TO see a moderate dis
play OF meteors. They may be rewarded
for their pains by the sight Of a golden
shower Of unusual abundance and beauty.
:. I. L I...L....1I
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WHY tho Cows Came Lata.


Crimson sunset burning
Der the tree-fringed hills;
Golden are the meadows,
Ruby flashed the rills
Quiet In the farmhouse,
Home the farmer hies:
But his wife is watching,
Shading anxious eyes,
While she fingers with her pail beside the barnyard
gate,
Wondering why her Jennie and the cows come
home so late!
Jennie. hrown-cyed maiden,
Wandered down the lane;
That was ere the daylight
Had begun to wane.
Deeper grow the shadows:
Circlin2 swallows chcep;
hatydids are calling;
Mists DER meadows creep.
sun the mother shades her eyes besides the barn
yard gate
And wonders where her Jennie and the COWS can
be so late.
Loving sounds are falling,
flomeward now at last
Speckle, Bess, and Brndle
Through the gate have passed.
Jennie, sweetly blushng,
Jamie grave and shy,
Takes the pals from mother,
Who stands silent by.
Not one word Is spoken as that mother shuts the
gate,
But now she knows why Jennie and the cows came
home 30 late
John HrYstOn.
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Every truth has two sides; look at
T DON before committing yourself to either.D
hidney- challenges the closest scrI,.
tiny Of its ingredients and It's grand results
=. HAS no'ling TO fear from truth Doctors
may disagree as TO the best methods and
dcnledies Tor the cure Of constipation and
aisordered liver and kidneys. But those
ina. nave used Kidney-Wort agree that il
= ny Jar the best medicine known. Ito ac.
ION Is prompt, thorough, and lasting.
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4 direct four-hsurs connection j. made hc,s,o.n
Richmond and Norfolk hy trains leaving EI..-
lnnnd at 800 \. NJ. aud Norti. ~ 1918 T. %.
All trains leaving Petersburg Wll star. from tll
AppomattON depot.
j.. T.. hENLl. General superintendent
a. POPE, General Passenger aua Ticket A-,'t.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.


GALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
- VALUABLE LANDS ABOUT ONE AND
HALF MILES WEST OF BUCKINGHAM
COURTHOUSE, yA.-By virtue and authority Of
a decree entered at the April term, 1882. of The
Circuit Court Of Buckingham county, In the
chanccry suits of Gibson rs. Shaws administering.
&C.. and Allen u.s. Shaw, &C., depending In said
court shall offer for sale To- the highest bidder,
by public auction, in front Of buckingham court
house, on
MONDAY, AUGUST H. 1882,
at. II o'clock ~, County Court-day,l the
RALEIGH DWELLING-uOUSE and curtilage
of about 90 ACRES Of EXCELLENT LAND:
PARCEL of about "a ACRES OF LAND ada
cent thereto, and about 2S0 ACRES OF LAND
formerly held by RObert shaw, deceased, and cul-
tivzted in common with the two preceding parcels
as one farm. The TWO parcels first named are to
be separately sold.
These are good lands, In good ncighborhood,
and located In belt of the finest farming lands in
the county Accurate surveys showing metes AND
bounds Of the respective parcels can be seen OF
application to l.. G. NOselcy, surveyor and will be
exhibited at the sale.
The TERMS Oh SALE ARE: $3.50 cash. to be
apportioncd between the parcels, and the residue
In three equal annual payments Tor bonds win
good security, carrying interest from the day Of
sale, with retention of title I'll payment IS COM
pletcd CAMM PATTESON,
WILLIAM NJ. PERKINS,
ROBERT T. HUBBARD,
~ .21.Au4dSwl4,2l,Au4 Commissioners.
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fAih SKIM rosy chicks, uoyapt spirit. !. end tho
'wsctesl breath n IIoP Bir1sas. 80 Wv
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All regular ss>engcr trsiu- stop ff Bon t.r.
PULLMAN-CAH SERVICE
on Train 30 New York aud atlanta rlr wash
ingtOn ard llanN NE. and Gro,u.hniu. fY f.,lrg'
station. Western North Carolina railroad
ON Train J@-lichmund and Diuiilp., 49,
Charlotte and thsrcston.
Tickets sold L. all point soufi. southeast af.a
southwest. and baggage checked "a rrueh.
No lay-Oycr checks given o. i.cIl tiraci-.
s. FDlf
General Ps,,riisgr 1.4 Ticket Ag..
T. VI. r. TALCOIT. General NrHYa.r. R-4
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ICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

I ii VI - y II AND PElER> III ltE
IL RAILROAD COMPAN N.-Cmnm,t.. 2
WEDNESDAY june u. Ise2, Train. Oh thi. r,al
will run a follows:
LEAVE HitiNOsD SOUTH
3:15 T. NJ, FAST NAIL, dallY. Aasc- through
connections Ton savannah ~tIIg
only AZ Petersburg and chester.
Pullman sleeper between Washing
ton and JAch .ous lIr. Tt-.,ug, o..
viii take ibis lrl.u for NlufcrIock.
1880 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL. tally. coa'uoct.
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston. An
gu~ta. Aiken. ~lstluah. aud Jack.
SONY lie. - p> ut Chester ara ltn-
lrai.. Pullman -r' per. between
New York and savannah 90 tbs
train.
600 7. NJ, FREIGHT. dail'. except ~DuH.-
ZOO \. NJ FREIGHT. daily. fNccpt sunday
G.00 p NJ sunday excursion.
LEAVE PETER>lrRG-NOrTlL
2:3S n ". FAST MAIL, daily. Stop. oliv ~
chester Pullman sleeper OBJ a. 81
tr~L between jacksonville QUA
Washington.
$40 T. NJ. THROUGH MAI daily. couu,cting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aul
Potomac railroad for an point. fl.t
%hd West: also making connects, f :
Win the Chc-dfclhf and ohio o. DO
TOae Tor an points Wet. IL.. irHIn
stops at (he-t"r auc ',IfrlfA
Pullman sleeper. GA this frlIN l-
tween savannah and Nc. lrr,.
Passenger. tax" Ibis t.ail t.r Ne l.-
terpock.
1908 4. ", FREIGHT. daily. except SUNDAY.
$40 l.. NJ. FREIGHT. daily. t,coit >l,I4.
t.39 p n Sunday excur. iou.
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FyJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecf,
1ff3 east Main street.

1l13 cast Main street,
. fiction SALE TO CLOSE UP AN
A EsTATE-ExCELLENT BRICK p kk Nn
! p k SSTTpEFT no. 2602j BETWEEN TWIN,
III III s53xTH AND SEVENTH
SrpFFTs. WITH LARGE YARD-MAKsHALL
PARK PROPERTY.--I will sell at puoic auc''o"
Oh FRIDAY, July 2STB,
at q o'clock p. NJ, the above DESiRABLE rhO-
PERTY, being n RESIDENCE adjacent 10 s,, war
..,aii i,art The house Is I'm good order, ana con-
sains nine rooms, with kitchen and servants
rooms. ,., ,.,at,o oxto,sivo
,,,i,xs Of The riyor and adjacent country. The
observation-disclosures more desirable.
Lot fronts 40 feet, with depth Of $50 feet TO
TERMS: One fourth CASH balance nj six. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added: ana secured
nv decd of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
~ AuctiOucor.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSsIn
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. AND JANIS RIVER LANDINGS.
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
fOR
WASHINGTON, RAJ 1iMORE AND THE
NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMITHF1ELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WAIER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, eI.jO.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS. Toe.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
one or the Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND on ARIEL,
carrying United STATES MALL
4. &. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves EichmoGd every TUESDAY. THURSDAY.
and SATURDAY AZ 4. 81. for abOvc-namca
places. connecting at Old Point with the BAY Lire
Tor Baltimore and the North. Returning the
steamer leaves Norfolk at q A. VI. and OId Point
p. ii. - ''''"7 81 '''i''"' ~ ''''''
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES. &C.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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lORk-RIYER LINZ.

Z Passenger Freight G.i- Freishf d,i1y
d.ily. .lycx. >f.Id'l. *. Saturl. =
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The Confederate Commanders Account OF
His Reception OF the Demand Tor "''"'
ditfoual Surrender"

frrom the Little Rock (Ark.I Gazette, July goth.
Tbe following, never before published,
has been placed at the disposal OF the ia
zete: