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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

Jc H-6OZW
DOCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favori e
II bathing place, long known as LETCHERS and
afterwards as JORDAA'S SPhINGS, has been re-
Gently pu chased by "a company of gentlemen in
Rockbrjdge county, where it is situated and where
the virtues OF the water are best known and will be
open for the reception Of visitors upon the st OF
JUNEnext. New and handsome bindings have been
ightu summer resort Ii is bean fully located on
the North River, in the midst OF mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed ia varied beauty by any IT.
he state. Ii is on the main stage road from Lex
uPton to the Central Railroad dist mt eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter Visitors can reach tho BATHS in one
day from Petersburg, kichm md and alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher
than that of the old sweet, and this, with the pecu-
liar character and buoyancy of the water which lie
highly charged with UaThoniC Acid Gas, and con
tains NagLcsia Iron, &c renders bathing in IL, by
universal consent OF those who have tred delight
flil and invIgoraing to an extraordinary degree
It's medicinal elect is ettesed by fifty years Of local
experience especially III cases of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, DECORATIONS,
theTcver existing, rheumatism, AmenoEfhea Di~-
mtnprrhea, Men0rrhaeia, LtncorIhea, Pr0lapsus
Uteri, In tn" diseases fsrtftdy 10 females ana
children, il If unsurpassed, if equaed, by any Wa
Ter in the world. Near ut hand is tine Sulphur
Spring, second ONLY 10 the famous White sulphur
OF Grcenbrier t. which visitors TO the Baths have
free access.
tiovcrnnr Henry A. Wise who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at the Baths" thus
SD AXIS OF it: 1T IL my chosen spot in the noun
aims and shall certainly revisit it, II possible, next
summon.
reference NAV also be had amongst many others,
20 Col r ~ Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military institute, Rev VIM White. ID n, and Rev
VIM Pendl@ton, of Lexington; VIM q Pane ESQ,
IF the firm of Kent, Paine Il kent, Richmond and j
fllunter Es1, OF fclma, Alabama.
TERYs.-Sl 20 per day, for less than one week; 50
per week. for less than two weeks; g. per week. or
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
my adam
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HEAD DRESS.
<R-A At lu7 Main street, (KtLLY VI A. Eszr
S,b<'S,) there is now being opened q very
.E..Nl L.. - - L. Il

SJ>'S) there is now being opened very
elegant ana carefully selected stock Of
HATS, GAYS. &C.
For Gentemen's and Boys summer wear; ana
med Tor Misses together with Fancy Straw Goods
for Children.
Every article in their line, including the latest
strl.of simmer R,,iins Hats for Ladies has been
laid in aud visit to the establishment will satisfy
pu,c ascrs that prices are low there as in any
her house in til city, and that h- nicert discri-
nAtion has been exercised in the selection Of sup
plies 80
Une Of the firm has returned from New FORK with
in lhe last week bringing with him the fashions.
To enutn the different STYLES would be slper-
fu8us; suffice it to say, that KELLY tsON have
made perfect arrangements f7r receiving all Inc
new stvl-s according as they come out
~ E-1W
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nKESS GOODS, DRESS GUODS.-The
~ Ladies' will bear in mind that our stock of Dress
Goods is still very complete, and the has
somewhat advanced, we arc anxious to sell them,
even at a reduced price.
j MILLHISER l. BRO,
- 100 I,rnad strect
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IT, The southern passenger must be careful Il
come rs far North as Richmond, and there take tht
Central train at o'clock 4. M
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH
nrnNr
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Je7 GODDtN & APPERSON, Aucts
AIOST YALUARLE REAL ESTATE

WIN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, On MAR
SHALL 10Th AND 18TH STREETS, AT AUG
TI0N.-At the request of the Finance Committee of
the City Councii We will sell at pu6iic auction on
the premises on TUESD iY the 18th June. 1885, at
; O'CLOCK, Z NJ, the valuable real estate located
above. on which stands the Athenaum. The lot
fIouts 260 feet the south side OF harsha street.
back 10th and lth streets about $50 feet to
a wide alley. 1t win be divided 50 as 10 sell on
Marshall street, with the building called the the
baum, 10 feet, and the remaining $50 feet will be
divided nto lots OF 81 feet each running back $50
feet. The foregoing real etate is justly regarded
among the most valuable in out city, for private
dwellings,, or for church. qnpther large edfce,
TERMS :-One-Ourth cash. balance az 8 IL and is
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
GuDDIN & APPERSON,
Fl AM
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COAL.
SOAL.
On AND AFTER lsT JUNE. / WILL

deliver Glover Hill Crate COAL at S. 90 per
Ioad, unti further notice can also supply orders
lot anthracite COAL. Coke and WOOD.
w. oRFIcE-at Yard near Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Depot. CHAS MACMURDO, JR
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DRUG STORE FOR SAFE

n DRUG STORE FOR SALE
80 efTer for sale my stock Of DRUGS FIXTURES
~ &c in the town of Buchanan, Botetourt CO
ASa Va
Tas Young man wishing to commence business
y ply stefan wishing 10 combine itwith his pro.
sina this presents favorable opportunity for in
yrstmeut
TERNS MorEK.rE. Application can be male 10
Mr. NM II. GiBRS, at the store or 20 the Propri.
ttar at Lexington, Va
1.9 I'm JNO GIBBS
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uYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
l. FORT, VA.-This celebrated seahoard WATER
ING PLACE, as famed for its beautiful location a.
for its entire exemption from disease, and Tor itf
IeliciOus bath aud other salt water uXures will be
,pened on the FIRST OF JUNE. | shall be assist
d IN the management of the establishment, by Mr.
JOS b. SFEGAL, whose aGceptabiiity, during q
past season will be well remembered.
an g7-2m JOS SE1AR. Proprietor.
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BY 30. b. Lyme Auct.
BY Kent. Paine & Co.
T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS Ar

Dy heht, ralne q Co. a
I ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS Ar
- AUCTION.-0n THURSDAY, the 10th instant.
commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell az the store
OF Messrs J. Ferguson, Jr., d CO.. No o. Hours
Ientb street. the balance Of their stock u DRY
uoous, remaining on hand comprising O greak
which are:
Black and cold French CLOTHS
Black and fancy GA>SIMERES
hich Silk and Marsaille- vEsTiN9S
silk SEkGES SILESIAS
Tsilors TRIMMINGS, II all kinds
Fancy Linen DRILLS. Planters LINENS
Irish LINENS, White GOODs large as'ment
Ladies Dress GOODS, EMBRipiDEKiES =
HOSIERY, GLOVES. LACES, &c, &c.
the attention OF the trade is particularly invited
to this sale, which will be made without reserve.
and comprises many goods rarely met with at AUG
ton.
We will sell in addition TO the above TO close con
signments. variety Of fire and seasonsble goods
particulars OF which will appear hereafter
TERMs-All sums under $lOO. cash, over that
amount months credit, for approved, endorsed
notes KENT pAINA'k IN
Je2-tds Auctioneers.
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THE SAPONIFIER, or Concsntraisd
i Lye, an article by the aid Of which Jon can
make your osn soap, Of superior QUALITY. from the
waste erase from the kitchen. &c. at cost Of al
4 BODEK sR. Dsusgiss,
Ia ear Old Mark 4. J.
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WO HALF PIPES VERY SUPERIOR

l. FRENCH BRANDY icdrTdntcd pH'e-for nedi-
tinGi purposes; Raspberry. Wild Cherry and Ginger
srandy; 60 bbs very fine Old Rye Wniskey; C0 bbls
good Rect fled Whiskey; Apple Brandy. &c; Green
aud Black Teas Cigars &c. in store. and for sale by
EGuLEsT0N 4 FlTZaERALD,
my 17-I2t No IA Peal 1t
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Observation-Disclosures to the State Sun.

NOTICE.-Delegates to the State Sun
IN day School Convention, by reporting them
selves Mt the bookstores OF Mr. Price aud Messrs
WORKMAN q Cottrell, will find at each place com'
mitt. e TO conduct them TO homes assigned them.
Committee ut Mr b Prices St0re-Messrs II
Smith. Samuel VI Price, George Bagby, Benz Bates
AMI Price.
Gommlttee at Messrs Workman Cottrell's Store
Nessrs Emmett Tay Tor. J ii hiddick, Spence
Francis Barnes aud John ii Tyler
ie 8-tt COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep in quantities to suit purchasers at their
WARE ROOMS, No. 90 M lain ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS OF
White and Checked MATTINGS,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
COCOA MATTINGS
Piano AND Table COVERS, dc.
Having on hand large stock of Velvet, Tapestry,
they are anxious to dispose of TO make room for their
Fall importations they offer buyers GREAT EAR.
GAINS in every description of CARPETtNG. and call
special attention to their beautiful assortment OF
CURTAIN MATERIALS and FIXTURES,
They will have made u order, CARPETS. OIL
nav 5-2mH
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A LLLGHANY SPRINGS

IN
n IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Are nNw open for the reception OF visitors
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to render this heretof re delightful
watering place of the most attractive and aga ee
,ble places of sjoGrn 10 be found any whtre IN tue
southern country These SPRINGS have been de-
aonstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
AID are y, nattd IN the midst of the most BEAUTt-
Full see NEkY, and in a climate the most
HELTuFUL and sALUBRI0US They are stu
tted within three miles of Shawsyille on the Viz
kinia and Tennessee Railroad over which trains pass
Tally, connecting with the great ,herougafare be-
ginning At Bangor Maine and terminating at New
Jfleans Arrangements have been made with all
he Railroad Coaranies. North aud South whereof
THROUGH TICKETsasgil be issued any point on the
"a and Tenn Railroad and II line Of splendid
FouR-UDR3E COACHES
will b. ia read 10 transport stors from haws-
y. The neaIest point OF debarkation, 10 the
-. Aids iaboring under affections Of the sto-
"h sra towels, these waters are particularly re.
~ ss~..saH CLAYTON LEE. prcprissors,
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRINGs.-Re

DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.-Re-
~ feIriug to the above for schedule of route for
The sorthern travel through Washington, and for
much of tue Southern travel as shall come by the
Seaboard lire of railroads to Richmond add that
the yisiter to this place will leave the cars at same
point Milboro' iepot, and take the coaches. run
ming Sou,h from the railroad 81 miles, to these
Spiinzs. Bath Alum is North of the read.
e. The travel from Southern Kentucky, Tennes-
ncsset. Northern Alabama. and MssissiPpi can pro
cure TaROugH TICKETS from any point in the sonth
to the Rockbri'Ee Alum Springs. By the Virginia
and Tenncss G Railroad for just the same money
that will buy them through ticket to the near
spring to them OF This cluster of springs.
In buying eirtick"t, therefore they lose nothing
by getting it tor tia Rockbridae Alum SPRING. even
if they never use it The same ticket wiltak them
20 any cf the other Springs. They pass immediate
iy by the Peaks of Otter, and cross tho Natural
Fridge
The proprietors announce this celebrated resort
as now open. and in better condition for the due
cOnmodati0n of its crowds Of patrons and friends.
and the public at large, than it has yet beeu.-
The same UnTemtting attention as heretofore shall
continue to be paid by the undersigned and all in
his Gu ploy to secure the comfort OF the guests OF
the establishment.
N. B.-Pamphlets sent by mail on application
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
For fha ia4n
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Je l--dtG5 SherlH Giy oil Richmond
DUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE LAND,

Sc.-WiIl be offered at public sale, ON Tue
10TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, the valuable estate Of
the late G. Taliaferro. the Rapid Ann River. in
the county of Culpeper, and adjoining the Rapid
Ann Station, Orange and Alexandria @aroad The
railroad passes through the far o Md the station Is
only few hundred yards from n house and barn.
This Farm situated in the beautiful and fertile val
ley of the Rapid Ann offers a rare opportHnit. to
purchasers Ii is in a fine state Of cultivation,
rounded by good IA ms, and most desirable neigh
borhood. The farm contains 6H acres Of land, and
has on il large dweili0g house. barn. stable. and
all necessary out-hOuses, in good repair
Also at the same time and place, will be sold all
the personal property Of the estate except the ne
groes. II TALIAFEhhU. Adm'rs
III ID TALIAFERR0, ! 1Nii 10
CuInerer county Va my l3-d&cwtds
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~ TO OWNERS OF HORSES

the great Pain Annihilator 1t heals Gus remove :
Soreness aud Sweliings from Cuts or Bruises and al
las ali defamation 1t acts upon the Blood, Sin.
ev- Muscles and Bones giving instant relief Ii
cures Choiic in rev minutes. and improves the
sgirts and appetite IF the animal 1tcures Scratch
e. prevents Worms and hsriens the Bones Try it,
al you will be sstonished at its good effects, on
EAST n we'll as man.
BOTTLES q cents. ~ cents and 81 To be had OF All
pruszj-ts in Richmond. Norfolk and Portsmouth
SPorTswooD in Petersburg, THOMPSON in Lynch
burg ny21-lfn
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TREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE of

reduction IN price, am now prepared to receive Or
ders Tor the best Glover Hill LUMP COAL at S. per
hand the best family Red Ash Anthracite COAL:
t,ak and Pine WOOD at market rates Offices on
Basin Bank, sth and 9th streets, and also at Yard
near Petersburg Depo5. formerly occupied by Alex
England. VIM {! III, IZEAf
INV 4-dtlJv
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ON AND AFTER the

r y
E@sss lst JUNE. the following articles
will be carried betwfen Petersburg and any Depot
on the Richmond aud Danville haiir0ad, above the
.IunCr H. thu same charges as 1t carried between
Richmond ana the same Depot; and between a"y
Depot on the SouthsIde railroad above the nncllOh
and Richmond at same rates if carried 10 Pc ers
burg-vz: Tobacco, in hogsheads or boxes; !" heat,
Fl"ur, torn, Oats, Live Stock, ia cars, and Dr!
Goods ann tir ceries All articles intended 10 De
sent through Richmond, to or from any Depot on
the south Site Railroad, above tue Junction, VIII
be charged the same as II carried thrOhgn tity
Point and Petersburg. my "
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X ltoa. liz nlas. ns---S--. --~~n
~ sides, for sale by
gsT-im LEW WEbb y 70.
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60 A SNAIL Tow BOAT

.s..NsSss-.-zsFoR sAJE.-I am authorized 10 sci,
a snso T,W BOAT. - feet keel. beam - feet and
g NJ Of ~ horse power She is only four years old
par: ,.tgy, sound. aud in good order ani will be-
Ala low a. her amer has no further use for her
Fas further particulars apply 20
m, lS-ts o utSKINs
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NrOTICE-A petition having been pre-

NOTICE "A petition having Deeh pre-
IN scnted 10 the Council, asking that they would
direct poll TO be opened, 10 ASCERTAIN the sense Oh
the peopie as 10 giving the election or appointment
OF the following officers. ~ either the Hastings
Court or the Council rs the people At the lis may
determine viz: tity Collector Gauger. snperinten-
dent Gas Works Superintendent Water Works, MAJ
nagar of Poor House. Grain deasurtr. Captain OF
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, aud City
Assessor -.
wbercupon, the Council on the 3ist OF May,
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That poll be ordered to be opened on
the frst Wednesday IN July for the purpose OF Ia
king the OF the citizens upon the subject re-
ferret to in said petition"
And appointed the following persons and places
FYr JsHerson Ward-Luther Libby. Joseph Brum-
NELL James Winston, h A Smith and Geo ID How.
ard 10 be Commissioners: Reuben Seal, 2d officer
OF the Day Police, to be Conductor; and the Hall
over the First Market the place :Or holding the cleo
tioh. 49, u
Crump Geo w Randolph, Geo W Gillian, and Fran
els smith to be Commissioners; Cadmus John
son lst officer of the Day Police, to be Conductor
aud the City Hall 10 be the place for holding the
election.
For Monroe ward-Samuel I Bayly, Thomas Bar
ham Thss Boudar, Samuel j Rutherford. and W n
| w Timberiake. 10 be Commissioners Benz NJ MorFis
4th officer of the Day Police. to be Conductor: and
Iacy's shop at the corner OF Broad and fotshes
streets, 10 be the place for holding the election.
rtIna n AwgAN n n
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By Goddin 4 Apperson
By Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
l. CERIES.-Will be sold at auction. at my tt0re,
on THURSDAY morning next, the 10th inst CON-
mepcng at 10 O'clock large lot of new and second
hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS-CIoths. Cassimeres, Cassnetts.
Mousins, Cambrics Lawns, Linen Drills, &c
READY-MADE CLOTHING-A large lot of Linen
Coats, Pants and Vests. Fine assortment mems and
women's shoes
ERIES-Wbiskey, Brandy. Wine. Sugar,
Coffee, Candles Herrings. Also. fine lot of Cham
payne. 10000 Segars. -
je9 ALEX1NOTT, Auct.
n w. PURCELL & CO.'S regular Auc-
". ton Sale of Stock will take place at 10 o'clock
NJ on THURSDAY, 10th inst The following will
be offered:
10000 Manassas Gap X Bonds
500 Va and Tennessee I'd Mortgage X Bonds
5000 do do Sd do
~ Persons DESTROYS of adding to the above, can
DO 80 at auy time prior to the day Of SAFE.
JeS U w n w.
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by Henry W Qusrles,
(No. $50 Main Street.)
By JAS. Nj. Taylor & Son.
40 BUILDING LOTS IN CULLINC

1h0 BUILDING LOTS In CULL1NGS-
~ WnRTH'S PLAN, UNION HILL. AT AVG
TiON.-Wl be sold upon the premises, on HURS
DAY, the nth day of June, commencing at 4 o'clock
z NJ, $50 beautiful Lots in "Cuilingsworths Plan"
Union Hill, oppos te the residence of Mr.. Valer tine
Heckler, and adjoining the Fairfield Race course
the lands of Bacon TAFT James ally and Others
The property fronts on 10Th, GOTH 2lst, 22d, 23d
24th and 25ih Streets as extended in the county of
Henrlco.
Persons in want can provide themselves W til suit
able Lots for building gardening purposes its
proximity TO the city !ers it particularly desra
Bile tor ethics purpose. The property will be sold in
lots or squares to suit purchasers.
TERMS-ODe fourth cash; the balance at 4, and ~
months, for notes. with interest added and secured
by trust deeds
A plat OF the property may seen at the office of
my 81 JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM
L ENGINE, CORN MILL, BUILDINGS, &c, AT
AUCTl0N.-As Trustee in a certain Deed of Trust
from Epoch q. Rex, dated the Sd day of April lS5f
duly recorded in the Richmond Hu-tngs Court, !
shall proceed to sell at pnblic anction on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY. the 23d day of June conf
mepcng at o'clock 7. NJ the property convey ed|
thereby. being one Steam Engine and Gear QUO
Corn Mill and Fixtures complete, and The buildings
situated at the of Main and 2ls streets now
used by said Rex as a Mil hOuse
TERMS 4 ash. JAS NJ TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAS NJ TAYLOR a Son, Aucts. my %
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.-The room

4 which have fitted up for a Tobacco Exchange
over Messrs Robinson & Roberts at the corner OF
18th aud Cary sts will be opened on Wednesday, at
II o'clock NJ, for the SALE OF TOBACCO. when
shall! be pleased to see the Commission Merchants
the Inspectors from the several warehouses; and the
purchasers of tobacco. Wagons will be at the sew
eral warehouses TO carry the samples of toh eco 10
the room. WIN Y SHEPPARD.
nv
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MONUMENTAL LAGER BEER ga.
1sI LOON.-RE-OPENING.- The undersigned begs
leave to inform his friends and The public siiy
that he has opened a LAGER BEER SALOON, at
the corner of Main and 10Th streets, formerly occu-
pied by Geo. Paul, and will keep the best OF La
GER.
Also always on hard a large assortment OF CT
CARS WINES LiQGORS, &c.
n B-Lmburgh and swiss CHEESE Srved mp
u the best style.
nv 2g-Imt PHILIP SAWTTEk
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By Henry W. Quarles,
mo. 100 Main Street.)

T'RI WEEKLY SALES.-My EV EN-
l. mo SALES. for the present, will be TRT-
WEEKLY, instead of daily heretofore, viz: on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY even
ings commencing ut Sclock.
My receipts OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods by "
press almost every day enables me tn offer very at
tractiye varieties. HENRY w QUARLEs.
les Aucti0neef.
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A NTHRACITE CUAL.-Now in yard,
Il for sale low for cash
1000 tons best family RED ASH EGO COAL
4O WHITE ASH ."
$50 " White Oak FOUNDRY
All coal sold will be screened and weighed at nv
yu, tDus lnsuring To the purchaser CLEAN COAL and
ACTUAL WEIGHT: SAML HAYES,
my l5-dimif 18th st, South side of the Dock.
A NTHRACITE COAL am receiving
1 ~ n orders for the best quality ED ASH ANTIIRA.
CITE COAL. TO be delivered in the month of Jnne
at 81 30, cash, per ton of 2240 pounds. [ am also
prepared to deliver CL0VEk HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBERTS
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal.
ohhce, corner 18th and Dock SITS, Richmond, Va.
my if-3m
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By Thomas W. Keesee.
TOffice corner of 18th and Cary street
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE

w AT AUCTI0N.-l will sell at auction, with
cut limit or reserve on FRIDAY, the nth day OF
June, at ) O'Clock N, Washington Garden, stua-
ted at head of Marshall str et and formerly owned
and occupied by August Schad, Esq as pleasure
garden The lot fronts 80 feet on Marshall street.
and back ne feet to alley 20 feet wide. The
house is nearly new. and contains three comiorta-
bic rooms with new CRATES in each; new kitchen
with 2roOms new stable, COW house wood and coal
house and well of most excellent water in the yard
aisp. a variety of fruit trees of the most choice
kind.
IEKMs--sSG0 cash $500 in months. the balance
to suit the purchaser, say, g. 4 and years with
interest IRON cate of sale. Taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
w Il WALDROp
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- GLASS WAkE.-Cut aud pressed
-r.5 iobIets: Champagne Wines; Decanfers; Pickle
Ii Stauds: Fruit Bo wis; Preservc Dishes; Lem
ora ie asses: SOFA and other lumber; Salt Gel.
lars Juiip 1nbes, together with other articles,
making ms assortment complete.
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REDUCTION IN COKE-The prices of
- COX f, until further notice, will be a. follows:
SOFT Lump Coke.......................S5p per lead.
SOft Hall COke..........,........"......i T5 90.
Hard Coke both grades. 4 50 do
AT these prices Coke u.s. all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now offered or likely to be offered in
the market during the coming season.
TERMS-IhA on delivery, on on denaRd.
a. Yards corner 10Th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and 9th, South side Canal
my lS-ts JN0 WERTH Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

| A NTHRACITE COAL.-I have now on
- hand, aud am prepared to deliver the best aual
NY OF Red and White Ash Coal at the lowest price
and wonld respectfully sol cit the patronage of the
public Terms Cash
Once l7!h st. next to Edmond, Davenport 4 Co.
my 2J-lmf RDTTa