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TO Mr. JOHN n. GARY, frscently Grocer q Ne.
II franklin street. hereby notified that all bonda
notes due bills and accounts which not paid du-
ring the present month Will on the Let day Of Sep
teuber Be placed in the hsnds Of the High Coases-
BILE. A. they viii not be called BY coisetor the
debtors Of Mr. Gary who may wish 10 avoid the csst
fee, No us Main street, where the books. accosntA
&c, OF Mr.. Gary may be foend. sss.5ess !
sa ls--dtlst9 n. AYLETT. Trustee.
a. Batchelor's Hair Dye.-.Twensyy years
experiment and application justify the proprietor in
Il dyes black brown instantly without the least
injury TO hair skin. Made and sod or applied lin
nine private roems) ct Batcheler's Wig fastofy,
2sS Broadway New York. = y
The genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS PfsHEk
ap 1o-6m Us Main streek
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...-..--~.-....--'.Ss - the great leverage Of
~The Bieoa Tors Be kept pure and;aesdulter-
Sfe and should he avn, 90 far from extracting
s,ed Ble:eint cely lodges them more pe.m.nens,y
s rSs s. :aS spS 'f ssr rass % ss
vsusin esiess remo'a rid has vet discovered which
soy medicine ~ ,,nes and on ell occasions BY both
s.n s..s Of age. with s.ty and success. ne:t
ss,e, then decide of their nisri's for your
s.f only 8 ssg'. s Pss ss' IN til. cit,
tsea'.sr,ond and elsewhere
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OFFICE VA. y. L NJ. INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND 9th univ 1876

u RMOvAL.-This Company hayinx ro-
h moved TO their new olBce, No. ISL Main street,
next door to the Dispatch Office, u prepared here-
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks fair terms
Chartered in 1854 and having now been in opera
ton over twenty four during which time they
nave met claims for loss to the extent Of largely
a MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history of
the past as sfordns the best guarantee for
future. The long acquaintance Of this Institution
with the nsurins public has enabled it to become IA
or information withheld that will tend to insure &c.
curacy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurance id.
In return render such facilities - may Be in their
poNhr to their patrons.
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cou AND coAf.

a nZaRAgrI1 AL.--N0TlOR.--la N
osis e ss: :s ssas {. g als1 during the q!
iss Wass - e. go. Anxa sxclIn goal i.slsa:
Ia Ash eafslie G. sooxiss - ss.sss ~ -
ssis ~ -. ~ Cssi wil y heusAt 10 Philsdsi-
he sane ssrn. ,ss, e .;s e Ssrsh.ssn spos
tn i...ssd q sss vsisss a, 3 ear. re
NJ isIs e wash prepess g CIDER Coal or par
% the actuel cost Of the ertics s.-ex u.
VII slways . subject 70 iaspsesion. = "A'sA
ss.y e sI.r ssss . .a, .ugg vim
this opporunity . their suppHes I'll; Is q
On arrival from the vessels ffes ftom AZ
:svss q s least 80 per ssat he ssssl sssm 81
Orders to my address. through III. po.. om..
ieft at my brothers Law ofics near the eo-nst -
b. Browne compiling roon corner istb srS c.. e.
.a2s-lm WRIT RosERrs
F CLOvkK HILL AND ANTHR1C7TE
hand cLovER HILL sns rfiR
which they are prepared 70 sell It market prices
Offices ct Capt L. Lbby's corner goth and Gary "a,
and 1t their Clover Hill yard opposite Pstssbuis Pc.
fv au 1a--lm =. LAWS ' : ". !
DkDUCTlON IN COkE.-.From fhis day
H until the LIT Of September next, win deliver
HARD COKE, Of the best quality, st FIVE DOL.
LARS par load. At this price, it IL cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces IN Churches, Stores
Tobacco Factories, and private dwellings, we'll
LOT COOKING ranges ana 9toTeo.
SOFT COKE viii continue to be delivered ct $3.50
per load for lump, and IS for haiithe first grade be-
ing unsurpassed fuel for Crates and open stoves
by any coal whatever.
q Coke Yards corner 9Th and Byrd streets, and
je s--n JNo. J. wERTH. Agent.
GLOVER HILL LUMP CUAL...I am
~ now prepared to fill orders for best Clover Hill
Lump Coal Terms cash, or to punctral customers.
Also, Oak and Pine Wood, and Anthracite Coal
all at market prices.
VIM. c. BRAZEAL, uin Bank,
an 8-1m between 9th and 9th streets.
4 70 II Eel an now In regular receipts Of
~ SOFT and HARD COKE---the former de-
ghtful fuel for CRATES and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply ct the
coke yards, corner of 10th street aud Bagn bank
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal.
NH 8---n JNO. J. WERrH. Art
GOAL! COAT! COAL !..ALKX. ENG.
~ LAND has taken office opposite the Peters
burg Depot for the sale of GLOVER HILL COAL,
and has secured the services of Mr. A. A. ALLEN,
who will be prepared to furnish the various qualities
with promptness, for cash, to pxnetual customers
only. 2-lm*
GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscriber
~ bess leave TO infern his friends and the public
generally, that he has taken Office at the Coal
Yard the Petersburg Depot for the sale of the
above Coal and Is prepared to supply them now, or
during the It may be wanted, for cash, or
on time to punctual customers. He promises to pay
particular attention to orders and to the delivery Of
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..r.c,,e midlothian and Black

,y- Au,hracite, Midlothian and Black
81 subscriber is now prepared TO
hh t." ~ best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
ls a5 limp COAL from the above Chesterfield
Anu .b;ah he will sell at the lowest market price,
phes - -. equivalent Orders left st the auction
l Enn,. 81 Iarus Shine, "a Main street, will meet
win P,on ~ &C. LARUS.
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BY Richard CnnfHc--'

BY Richard Cauthorp.
IN MONDAY, x5tn last Mt o o'clock. m
- - my store. will sell Ct auction, hhds. Bacon
sides' bright and sound; hhds Shoulders; lot of
Northern Herrngs frkins Butter; Ground Cosae.
Matchssi Whisky; Brandy; Gin; Port wine. &c.
du % GAfpTHnpN
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IF johnson, inimftnbie Cutter of Hair
and Whskers, on 10th st., between Main and Cary
Particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling and
Shanpooning the Hair.
lnfalible Tonic to grow the Harlan instantaneous
Dye for beautiful black or brown. jy Is
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e. Or Coons, late OF st. Louis, Mo- OF.
E,s5.m cadence on sd street, west side, between
rr-- I enn CiaYsts. jy sl-Sm~
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BY Gsddin & Appcrsoa.

HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKER STRFKr
1lfOR SALE AT AUCTION Twill be sold onSAT.
misses ct o'clock, small house and lot on the south
side Of Baker street. to st. Peter street, recently
occupied by Mr. 0arnett Lowsry fronting Is feet run
ming back $50 feet to an alley. stMfls '7fsa 71s1
TERMS: One-third cash, balance 1t three ana nix
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note 10 paid.
su2 GODDIH 4 APPERsoN, Auct,r. 4
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THE VALUABLE r RIM CALLED
L LILLY VALLEY" ON3JAMES RIVER. SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
August 1885, on the premises, commencing at o'clk,
the above Farm. 1t hes on James River, miles be-
low Richmond. Tho old Osborne Turnpike runs
through the place. thus aording excellent road to
Richmond. The tract contains Ss44 acres Of which
about go cleared, all Of which II in high
state Of cultivation the growing crop will show
The improvements on the place consist Of neat
Cottage residence having rooms besides tho usual
out buildings, nearly all of which have boon built
within the last four years Persons disposed to
chase are requested to examine the premises.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance ct and years
for negotiable notes. interest added secured BY
deed. B. o. AIKEN.
SAFE conducted by GoDDiN l. ArrsR
-.
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sold for cash. to the highest bidder at the Hisi
Conseahie's 0mce. on SATURDAY, the ga Of Az
rust 1855. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, one ine MAHOGANY
Sidebcard. one Bureau, ono Sofa, two CooLinx
Stoves, two Tin Safes Feather Red and Bedsfeai
one lot Mating. tive WsshstaDds, Basins and Ever
one Lootins Glass Waiters Tunblers, one Cisck.
one wardrobe to satisfy distress warrants In favor az
Deswell, administrator &C., Rurch Thscker ~
Winfree, Wexford " Bolton, Ncholssn VI. Yunesy.
Also, BY virtue OF an order Of the Hustnn Cont
eases Of Hslt w. Hill and jenkins w. Edwards
shsi sell st the same time and place. ono Feather Bed
and Bedquts. one Shot Gun. Tin spd Crockery Ware,
safe, one Bedstesd, one Washstsnd, Bssn and Ewsr,
an 22-2t FRED RTprT.TR u r. r n
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TRUSTEES, ALE OF HOUSE AND
j LOT ON 5TH sTREET NORRH OF LEIGH

sFa Is ses nG6sf Ek AsR
in deed Of trust, made sd june, 1855, BY John w
Reeve and wife, to secure the Shockoe Hill Building
Fund Association the payment Of the sum Of 81 Gao,
tings Court SHALL in execution Of said trust pro-
coed to sell on MONDAY, the lst day of September
1856, upon tho premises, commencing at O'clock
80 feet east side of 9Th street, and runs back $50
feet upon which 10 hsndsoue new framed Dwelling,
two stories and basement, with kitchen in the yard
for moderate sized family. The whole premises
in complete order.
The terms require cash for the whole amount, but
of and IL months on two-thrds of the purchase mo
neythe same being properly secured. with interest
a 4 3 aas sFoFT,, Trustees
Sale 5. conducted by GooDlS & ArrERsos' Auct''
FxECUTOh,s SALE OF LAND IN
MAIN ST, OPPOSITE ROCKETS WARE
HOUSEWIFE be sold at auction, in front Of Henrico
county courthouse, on "WEDNESDAY, the Sd day
real estate belonging to the estate of the lste Henry
w. Sharpe, decd, tract Of land on the Varina
road, Henrico, about nine miles below h1chmsnd,
adjoining the lands of Capt. jackson Chidrsy and
others, containing by recent survey, IA acres: On
this there is small house and other buildnes
in the occupancy of Mrs. Breeder. Aso lot in the
Main street, opposite to Rockets Warehouse, 'front.'
ing A feet, running back 100 feet
Terms: One-fourth leash; balance at 4. and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. w. GODDIN
au p Ex'r OF Henry w. sharpe, decd.
VERY VALUABLE KkAL ESTATE IN
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9th August,
1856, on the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
M the valuable property on Hull street. Msnches.
ter. now owned and occupied by Mr. A. Crofsld (who
in consequence of i'll heath, has determined TO retire
from bunness) The lot has front OF gu feet and
depth of l65 feet. The improvements consist OF
large double framed Tenement. used g Tavern,
Grocery and Dwellins-besdes Kitchen; Stable and
large Bowling Saloon In the rsar, all built within the
last two years. of good materials and workmanship
and now in successful operation. There s well OF
fine water On the lot Also, small framed store and
dwelling adjoining considered an:exeeent stand tor
business The Hotel and Bowling Saloon, are admi-
rably located and arranged. It il believed that .
profitable opening for an energetic business. MN
does not exist in Manchsster The property viii b
sold separate together a. may be deemed best on
the day of sale. sg.
TEiMs-Ons-nfth cash; balance at 4. 9, IL and 10
months for negotiable note, interest added. secured
BY trust deed, or tltls retained II prefersd, the
property will be disposed Of privately.
au2o G0DDlN 4 APPERSON, Auets
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q Salmon, Beef Gc.-.Jusr received, a
nice lot of SMOKED and PICKLED SALMON,
SMOKED REEF, BEEF TONGUES. &C., which
will be sold low. C. BATES, AGENT
eu6 -Im Stall No, l, Second Market
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A GRICULTURAL FAIR...Persons pro.
n po'ing to erect any building upon the Fair
Grounds to articles for btion, respect
fully requested to do 30 before the 1st of % ober,
and to calf upon the undersigned for positions.
Those who have them already built, are req ested
to have them put in repar by that time.
CHI ARIES DIMMOCK,
au 22---ts Chief Marshall
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RIf You have seen any of Johnson's
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR PICTURES, you will 60 to
his Daguerreotype Wagons 7th and Broad sts,
and get two Likenesses to give to your friends
They are in the best style and larger than you
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself IL operator in
these Wagons, Nos and 10. He has been about
twelve years in the business. uI-lm*
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sHLOvkR HILL AND ANTAR ACTIVE
" COAL-The mbscnbefs keep eonstsntiv a
hand, CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE C8ay
which they prepared 70 sell ct market priess-.
Offices ct Capt. L. Libby's corner Goth and cary g.
and 1t their Clover Hill yard, opposite Petersbufs De-
pot. WIN. H. DAVIS Co. 4
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sHIS tsATURDAYl MORNING., nc 10
9ciock, ct the lot near the Central Railroad De-
..,, Vii ss,l ane Horss and Bussyl kus. end
aus aaA1 HArrruonw
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NOAL! COAL! COAL ...ALKX. ENG.
~ LAND has taken an office opposite the Peters
burg Depot for the sale of GLOVER HILL COAL,
who will be prepared to furnish the various qualities
with promptness, for cash, to punetua. customers
ONLY. an 2-lm*
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By 4. b. Geek 3 C.. 11efS.

rTRusTER,s sALR OP 0rr. pAYur-
: = iN0S AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
~ virtue Of Deed Of Trust sxscafsd 10 me. WI
,s,i, e the Daeuerrean Rooms Of n. r. simona No.
Iol MAN street on SATURDAY, AuFust ga e 10
oclock lot Of Furniture. sonsstiae In part az r..
bles ChairS Carpets. Stoves France. Ia -
some very valuable - NOS Ass -
Sale positive. Terms--Cash,
cHARLEs L. BRUCE, rru,tse.
Sale conducted by Z. B. COOK / Co., Austs.
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HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IL PANY OF NEW YORK-CASH CAPITAL
AND SURPLUS $685., Ooo.-H Having been appointed
Agent Of thi. Company, am prepared to issue Po-
slowed upon Messrs. Hubbard, Gardner l. Carl
ton, who have for many years acted a. Agents for
opinion of its promptness, ability and integrity.
o r. BRESEE, Agent,
at Office of the Valley Insurance Company,
au2i-1w Richmond Va.
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RAKTON NUNskY, M. d.,
- HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
l67 Main street, with DR. Atwood,) Richmond.
an l5-lms
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CHOCOLAT DC y TIE FEKRUGI.
" NEUX This 10 elegant combustion of the
purest Chocolate with iron, prepared disguise
entirely all taste of the iren while its beneficial eff
fects fully realized. 1t Is prepared for table
in the ordinary manner, with milk Ac and 10 partic-
ulary adapted to persons in debiitated state with
weak stomachs For sale by
MEADE BAKER, Chemists, &C.,
1885, N. w. corner of Main and 10th str sets.
an 1g-dlw
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ftO n Eel an now In regular receipts Of
~ SOFT and HARD COKE---the former q de-
hghtfu fuel for CRATES and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply ct the
coke yards of 10th street and Basin bank,
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south Eide Canal
NH 8---ta JNO. l. WERTH Art
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H0Rskg MULLINS, COWS 8UGGI1g,
ssI ct lek n rsar o. cur stors THE
morning q 10 o'clock several spod HORSES, sn1nG
them tvo most excellent onss fof herne@v ano
Mules. superior Mflsh Cow and Cali, city male
1ssbea sseoad hana one .hosss Csuiasss vsays oed
ans BAKER PLrAsANra A.ee,n.
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Democracy Of the Bible.

The admirable book Of Bayne on "The
Christian Life, Social and Individual
has the following suggestive paragraph
in the shapter on /" the Social problem of
the Age"
Christianity, avoiding anarchy on the
one hand and despotism on the other, sets
the race on a path of unlimited advance
ment. ItprOnounces all men equal, In
express terms, the Christian revelation
declares all nations of the earth to be Of
one blood; it prOuounces all men equally
the subjects of one King; it makes the
value Of soul infinite, and shows no diff
ference between the worth of that of a
beggar and that of a prince. Look into
the stable at Bethlehem, on that night
when crowned sage and humble shepherd
knelt by the cradle Of that babe who was
their common King; do you not see, il
that spectacle, the bond Of an essentia
equality uniting all ranks, and making
the regal purple and the peasants russo
faint and temporary distinctions? Wei
might Coleridge say, that the flares
aower he ever saw climbing round poo
mans window, was not so beautiful in hi
eyes rs the Bible which he saw lyinl
within. If all classes forsook the gospel
one might expect the poor, the hard-toil
ing, the despised, to cling to it. What
ever Christianity may have become i
our churches and in our times, the gres
class Of the workers can find in its a:
poets no excuse for abandoning itself, un
less they can show that the churches hav
rewritten the Bible; unless they can a
lego that it no longer exhibits the divin
Founderof Christianity preaching to IL
poor, companying with publieans and sil
ners; unless they can show that it W,
the sanctioned usage of apostolic times
honor the rich in the Christian assen
blage unless, in one word, they can der
that the gospel holds forth to every ma
the prospect Of being king and prize
to God"
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From the New England Farmer.
PREPARATION OF MUCK.

Mr.. EDITOR Your correspondent,
I'D. T. A. of Mortified, Vermont, in
quires with regard to the proper prepara-
ton of muck with ashes, in order to be
used as manure. In replying to him, 1
would say that the quality of what is
called muck differs SO much in different
localities, that no certain rule can be given.
The quality of muck differs, materially,
from the geological formations in the Vi
cinity. The muck which is formed in that
section of Vermont where the rock, in
places, is a friable silicious limestone.
(the calaneo mica slate of Adams,) and
is formed over beds of shell mari, is Of
the best quality, especially if it is from
four to ten feet thick above the mari.
Mix with such muck two bushels caustic
ashes with cord, and shovel it over til
the ashes is well mixed with every part
OF the muck, and he viii have a good ma.
nure for wheat, corn or potatoes, or for z
top-dressing for grass. 1t is ready to BE-
applied justas soon as II is properly
mixed. Caustic lime Is as good as caus.
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Fatality Among Lambs

Mr.. EDITOR I'll wish to say a word
in relation to singular fatality among
lambs in this vicinity, which, if it extern
sively prevails, as 1 think it does, will
have disastrous effect on the wool and
mutton interest in vt. I had about 80
ewes with lamb this spring, all in good
condition, and the finest grade. The
lambs began to come about the first of
May, and down to this time, the 18th, l
have but one lamb living, though have
had about twenty in all. Ii makes no
difference whether they come in stormy
or fair weather, it is all the same; they
come into the world with just breath Of
life in their body, and will live from hal
an hour to twenty-four. / could scarce
get them to swallow any milk, and only
1.-TWO have ever stood on their feet.
Some farmers are able to raise most O
their lambs, but all complain that they
are very hard to raise, and some are a
bad off as myself.
My sheep have not among beech
auts this cold winter. IF you or any o
your subscribers can give US any goo
reason for the lambs dying, should b
io--r 4Lo,IE,I e.. +ba con1a
CHARLES S. PAINE.
East Bethel, Vt, May, 1856.
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= osbas for this purpose, bushei 1of
bpsbel. There are other beds IN Tue
same geological formations, where no
mari occurs. Such beds, if deep, and es-
pecially if found in the vicinity OF ROCKS
which contain sulphuret of iron, Qroh
writes. NAV be nearly as valuable, but
will require greater proportion OF hme
or ashes, say three bushels to the cord
IF there is not an excess of sulphur1c aclo'
sucb muck will be as valuable as thai
fonnd above mari, with this addition OF
ashes. If the muck has been thrown up
and exposed ito the air, say for year,
before using, less quantity of ashes VIII
answer.
The muck which is found where the
rock is a talcose or chlorite slate, like that
in Waterbury, the west part of Northtield'
Waitsfeld, &C., where the water Is soft'
5 is of much less value. When well sat
: prated with the urine of cattle, having
g been placed in a barn cellar during the
a winter. or placed in the hog-pen, it is val
V liable. 1t is better, when possible, to be
Y thrown out of the bed and exposed to th'
b air for year, before being put into the
e barn cellar, yard or hog-pen.
], The muck found in those sections Q
Le Vermont where the rock is lime-ston
/ and the water is hard, is a species OF pea
IS the growth of sphagnous plant, and dii
i fers from other muck, as much as tn
Of timber or other vegetation differs troll
ne that found in the talcose slate reglol
A Any vegetable matter may be composte'
20 and made valuable, by mixture with ban
h. manures OF alkalies. But the muck
the limestone regions is more easily pr
en- pared and of greater value than any OF
m er. I have bed on my farm which a
'es swers a good purpose, without any pr
an paration, especially for wheat and pot
nd toes. But when prepared by mixing WI
an ashes, at the rate of two bushels of ash
IN to a cord, it is better than any manu-
Mt from my barn, and fully equal for corn
ing that from my hog-pen.
icy -Broaonington, IT., 1856. ORLEANS