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Marine Disasters.

New YORK, September l9.-The barque Fear
less, from Greenland for Philadelphia, was
spoken by a vessel which has arrived at this
port She has on board the crew OF the barque
DreadndUght, which was lost in the ice on Au-
gust LIST.
The barque Rising Daton was also lost on the
Ice on August l4th. All hands were safe at
Ivgtul.
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The Health of Secretary Seward

WASHINGTON, September 19.-Surgeon Norris.
who has been in constant attendance on Secre
tary Seward, reports that he is very much bet
ter to-day. There seems to be no doubt that ha
will soon entirely recover his health. The ther-
mometer this afternoon, at l o'clock, indicates
80 DEGREES in the shade
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The New York Tribune this mornlng saws

-Ihe new YORK tribune this morning sayss--
Money is offered more freely on call Brokers' oans
are quofed at per ornt but CO nsdera ole amounts
are loaned at 8d4 per cent. the lower rate by
national banks In commercial paper no change of
consequence For prime names per cent. is the
rate and 5bG6 for good
Ihe dry.gOods and general trade of the city is
now very lalPe, and upon steamer routes to the
south freight Is offered 10 the extreme capacity of
large amounts of freight and It is conceded by
merchants that the Autumn trade IN extent is fully
equal TO the eXpoTtanons OF prudent traders.
Exchange is quo cd as f0ow5:-London prime
bankers,, 60 DAYS, 107j London, prime bankers
sight, lob Paris, rankers', long, 28i PARIS
bankers. short 6'23395223j Antwerp, 8 252a525i; (;
Swiss, 5'2SSd6'26{; liam urg, 35I@35}; Amster.
Gam, 40l@4l; Frankfort, IL; Bremen, 77j07S; Ber-
lin, II
The Cincinnati Commercial says:-
Exchange Is little frmer. There is not much
making IN the regular course of trade and outside
receipts are not excessive Rates remain as they
were. Although money Is keot IN pretty active
play, both in dscounting and in he close checking
OF depositoIs IL seems 10 be coming freely,
Though the increased rece OF merchants Rates
at discount are well maintained at 9d10 per cent.
on frst-class paper"
The New Orleans Picdytne Of Sept. 13, says:
"FOreign exchange has undergone no material
change Some of the banks towards the close Of
business, in consequence OF the advance IN gold.
were asking sitter rates We observed no change
worthy of special notice in domestic exchange The
banks continued TO check on New York at pre-.
MUM, at which they drew to a fair extent, There
were few commercial bills Offering"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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lFRoM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Election of Senator CatteII.

TRENTON, September 19.-The New Jersey
Legislature met in joint session this morning,
and confirmed the election of A. G. Cattell as
United States Senator receiving forty-four
votes. The Democrats did not vote on the
question.
The officers of both Houses were allowed
three dollars per day for service during the
extra session.
Both Houses adjourned sine die at l O'Clock.
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A CASE OF STABBIN G Matthias Mullack,
who was arrested on the 3lst of August last had
a hearing Yesterday before Alderman Hutchin-
son. on the charee of assault and battery with
intent TO kill, upon the person of Mr. Tallman,
who keeps the beer brewery at Thirtieth and
Thompson streets. The injuries inflicted on
MIR. Tallman were of such serious character
that Yesterday afternoon was the first time he
was able 10 appesr against the prisoner. Mu-
| lack was arrested by Officer Newman. Alder
J further hearing.
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No. "a South third street

YE PIMPLED, BLoTcHED, AND ULo GR ATED VIc'
TINS of scroiulons diseases, no drag your uncean
persons into the company OF better men, take Ayers
Sarsaparila and purge out the foul corruption from
ycur blood Restore your health, and you will no.
only enjoy life better but make your company more
tolerable TO those who must keep it,
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TWELFTH AND CBEsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur
piture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
practical Wolkmen.
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A CANDLE sTUOK IN A TURNIP compares as fa-
voIabY with the sun. as does much OF the Ready
made Cloihing sold throughout the city with the
splendid FOODS sold at Charles Stokes & Co.'s one
price, under the Continental. This was the sub
stance OF one OF the speeches among the audience
at . mass meeting the other night.
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Arrival of Steamers.

New YORK, September 19-The steamship
Cirodsstdn has arrived at this port; also the
steamer COLapnbi0, from Havana.
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The FIRST LEGISLATIVE DIsTRICT.-The
political caloron in the FIRST District IS now
seething and bubbling. The district, compris-
ing the First and Twenty sixth Wards, is the
most Overwhelmingly Republican in the CITY,
There are three candidates in the 6eld-Tnomas
l.. Simpson, nominated bv the Democracy, and
William s. Irwin and G. w. Gheghan, each claim
co be the regular nominee of the Republican
Convention. Mr.. Irwin IS supported by ma
iority of the duly elected delegates to the nomi-
mating Convention, aud claims that the selec-
ton of Mr.. Ghee nan was secured by physical
violence. He is a gentleman of large personal
influence. Mr.. Gheghan is the present member
As the ultimate success of Republican is not
endangered by the contest, the majority being
excitement with interest, but without fear of the
result.
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Sailing OF Steamers.

NEW YORK, September 19.-The steamships
Scotia, Hfcla, CUg of Manchester, and Aetit0
allied to-day tor Europe.
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~K--sA REGULAR LINE FOR HART
Visseszs5sftr1s FORD. CONN, via tine DELAWARE
Tne steamer EEYApA, CAPTAIN Cru qley now LOADING
a. the second wharf shove IA ARKET Street Wn leave
az az above on THURSDAY next, the goth instant.
For freight which will be taken on reasonable terms
snniv 10 WILLIAM M, BAIkD 4 co
~g9iTSw No. l32 3. WHARYES
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A CASE OF CoNSCIENCE.-Our readers
may remember a case of robbery that occurred
some time ago, in which an old woman living iu
Gray's lane was robbed of some $500 in gold,
the result of years of saving. The oerson
arrested, Christian Miller had invested the
money in lot, and had commenced BUILDING a
house upon it, when his conscience twinged him,
and he gave himself up, and expressed a wiling
ness TO give up all as a reparatlon for what he
had done. He was taken yesterday afternoon,
and was committed by Alderman Allen for a
further hearing.
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QUITE A DIsTURBANCE.--Ar rather mis-
cellaneous sort of row occurred in Madison
street, above Race, last evening. The people in
the neighborhood we're alarmed by the noise of
violent scuf1e, and Immediately afterwards
the sound of pistol shot. 1t seems that the
affair originated in some improper advances
being made by two men, named Daniel Vile
and Henry Mckee, to the wife of Mr.. David
Woodward She repelled their advances, when
they made an assault on her, and her husband
coming 10 protect her, they turned on him also.
Seeing himself hard pressed he drew a revolver
and bred at the assailants but did not nit either
of them. Some officers of the Sixth District
police coming on the scene of operations, all
three of the men we're arrested. At the hearing,
David Woodward testified that he was a watch
man on one Of the Richmond wharves and that
ne had carried his revolver to protect himself
His wife saws that Mckee struck both herself
and Mr.. Woodward. Alderman Jones held
Daniel Vile in $1,000 and Henry Mckee in $1,000
for assault and battery, and Woodward in $500
10 keen the neaCn.
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"A DESCENT On A DISURDERIY uOUBE.-
This morning the cry of murder was heard
issuing from the house kept by Margaret Stall,
No. 1912 Locust street. Several officers rushed
in, and found that the disturbance arose from
tine fact OF a girl from neighboring house try
ing to get at some ono whom she supposed was
in ole of the rooms of Margaret Stalls house.
The whole party got into sort of free tight, and
when the officers entered, tried to escape out
of the back door and windows. The keeper and
three of the girls were arrested, and held by
Alderman Jones to answer.
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THE MONEY MARKET.


NOhUNy7b NNepOFus
LIVERPOOL, September II, p. M.-Consols, 80. |;
United States Five-twenties, 724; Fries, 46B;
Illinois Central 1885,
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If You DESIRE PERFECT PICTURES of any kind
go TO Leonard Mays Ga lery, at tue southeast cor
ner of sixth and Caowhill streets. He will De sure
to suit You. Give him q call.
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FAMILY CASES Case of Thirty-dve vlas, morocco
and book comp etc $40 Case of Twenty large
tons, 25 cents 50 cents 81.
VETERINARY sPEoIFIcs.-Mahogauy cases. 10 vials,
sl6 Single vias with dlrecuons, 81
These Remedies by the single box, SEM tree
OF charge, on receipt of the price Address
HUMPHREYS Specific homeopathic Medicine Com
pany, Office and Dspot No 562 broadway, New York
DR.. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his office Der-
ally by letter, above, r all forms of disease
For sale by DY CffT & co. JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY
COWDEN r. CALENDER, and A MBR0SE
SMITH. Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, ano by all
Di iugRists. ~ smwS
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK September 19.-Cotton closed with an
advancing tendency; 1000 bales sold at 350S37c for
MiddIings Flour dull; 1000 barrels sold. Southern
uDchanRed, n but droopng; 300 barrels sold. W neat
dull and declining. Corn has O declining tendency;
$4,000 bushels sold at S4G84Ac. ahoat. Pork neayy.
\ nrd dull. Whisky dull
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No. 618 MARKET STREET.

IMPORTANT SALE OF CLOTHING TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER AT PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will
offer publ sale on the premises by B. Scott, Jr
Auctioneer, their surplus ,Ock of fine Fashionable
Fall ana Winter Clothing consisting OF several
thousand garments, Coats Pants, Vests, aud Ov r.
coats each article to be sold singy commencing at
10 o'c ock on Friday morning, September 21 and
continuing at the same hour each day until the
who is disposed Of The goods will be open tor
examination ON thursday afternoon and early on
FrIoay morning. Those who intend procuring an
outfit for themselves this fall will ud it TO their in
terest to attend this sac. PERRY Co.,
No 303 Chestnut street. above Third.
N. B.-Every taclltv will be extended to pur-
chasers III selecting garments OF proper size before
the SALE
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OH E ROK T. E p ILL S.
Or Female REGULATOR,

Cure Suppressed Excessive and Painful Menstruation,
Green sickness Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains In the Back, Sick Headache Giddiness,
And all diseases that spring from rreVuarty, by re-
moving the and ali the effects that arise from 1t.
They are perfectly safe In all except when for
hidden by directions, and easy administer they
are nicely They should be in the hands Of
of every maiden, wife and mother in the land.
Ladies' ADDRESS in perfect dence, and state
tn cir complaints In tul as we treat all Female Com
nans and prepare Medicines suitable all diseases
which they subject ThTty-two page pamphlet, in
sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Ps are sold by all druggists at 81
box six boxes for or they are sent by mail free OF
hostage ordinary let Tree from observation by
addressing the sole proprietor,
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FOR FINE CONNECTIONS, fruits and delicacies go to
q. w. JENKINS,
No 1887 Spring Garden street.
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their origin in q great public want-medIclnes for
all the common wants of enlightened lite-cuIauVes
that rather, mother nurse, or traveller could always
have with them, and always rely upon-so SIMPLE,
that mistake could not be made in the selection; 50
harmless that all might use them with impunlY,
and so efficient tnat ali might rely upon them with
safety. such they have proved Thousands or
families them daily for all the ailments and sick
nesses OF lie, and rarely seriously SICK or have
need 30 call q physician. Thousands taking some
single specific have cured themselves of chronic
diseases, which have been the bane of their lives
and upon which they have spent hundreds In vain /;
and among the millions who them none are
found 10 question their uritY or efficacy. Every
family should have case See advertisement -
Neao York Citizen, ADrit1, 1885.
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GET the best and the cheapest photographs;
resort to b.. f. Reimer's, NO. 6A Arch street Sax
rda nnlv 81
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DR.. WRIOHI,s REyuYENATINO ELIXIR.

Cures General Debility, Weakness, Mysteries IN
Females, Palpitatlon the Heart, aud
all Nervous Diseases
1t restores lie and vgor TO the aged causing the
hot blood OF youth the VEINS, restoring the
Organs Of Generation, removing imoo enc ana De6ltS
and restoring manHess and iul vlgor, thus proving
perfect Elixir of Love- removing Sterty AMI Bar,
renness In both To the young mdole aged ana
ageu there greater boon than this Elixir OF Lie
IL gives lease of lite causing the weak ana dep
ia have renewed rength and vigor' anu tine ehe
PTieeSone bottle S2 three bottles s5. Sent by ez-
press TO any address. "a h., III ~
our medicines are sold and Eecommendeea Dy an re-
spectacle druggists ever part OF the cVHeG s%4De. %
Some uppr1nciped dealers, however y 10 uecelte ineI
customers by selling cheap and @ Sass m
Medicines ami take others II the drlggist a9eS not
keep them write to and we WIN sena ,nen py & eH
be pleased to receive letters with u IN re-
TO any disease with which aides or gentlemen are
sfcted address, ali letters tor medicines pamphlets
or advice. to the sole proprie or -
DR.. w. q. MERWiN,
eunwfsrn No "a WALKER street, new York.
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Philada Stock Exchange Sales, Sept 10
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40S. Third street.
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 City is new 98b % sb Penn R.....' 66s
$1,000 DO. ....Old 96Y 100 an Pm 8 E....... Sst
% sh Lit Sob, ,,,,,, BItl
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/, Cures FEyERs, Concessions and In6ammations e
z, WORMS, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, etc,,....25
3, CRYING C0LIC, or Teehing Of infants I'D
g. DIARRH0sA OF children or adults. ...........21
. " DYSENTkRY. Gripping, Bilious co tG,:;..,'.S
g. CHOLERA M0RBUS, Nausea, or Vomiting. y
4 COUGHS Colds. Hoarseness. Bronchius. ,..2
g. +" NEURALGIA. Toothache Nervous Pains ....2s
g, HEADACHES, Sick Headache, or Vertigo. %
10, DYSPEPSIA. Bilious Stomach Costiveness. -
II, " suppressed, scanty, or painful PERIODS. ID
~, FEMALE Dthicutes -
l3 CROUp Hoarse Cough Difficult Breathing %
~, SALT Bheum Ery sipelas Eru Otiong. .,,......8
IS, RHEUMATISM, and al Rheumatic aims. ....5
IS, " FEVER and Ague. Chill fever old Agues, ."5O
IL PILES. internal or external, blind or beedmg@
~, " OtHIHALMY, 4, sore, inflamed Eyes or Eyelds5n
10, CATARRH, acute OF chronic, or Influenza. ..oQ
70, WHOOPING-t OUCH or spasmodc toughs.,O
II, " AST MA. oppressed difficult Breathing. 80
22, EAR Discharges, and impaired Hearing 80
%. " SCR0FULA. en- areed Glands aud Swellings. 90
q. GENERAL Debi ity or Physical Weakness 30
70, DROPSY and scantv SecFotions. =. .'''... 80
rs =" SEA-siekness or sickness from ridinR....... SO
"a, " KIDNEY Disease Gravel Renal Ca cui. ....W
%, NERVOUS Debility. Seminal Emissions, In
-. 40 voluntary Discharges...... ............W
29, SORE Mouth. or so
80, ~ URINARY Incontineuce or wettinO the bed. so
81, PAINFUL Periods even with Spasms. ........5 so
32, SLFFEkNGS at change of lite, ..,.,....,.. 100
~, EPlLERSNs HOasms. aud + /. Vitus Dance. 100
81. DIPHTHERIA and liberated Sore Throat -. 80
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The DRUG BUsINEss.-There is no business of
branch Of trade IN which skill, knowledge and en-.
I, Tprse are more essential, than in the drug busi
nes~ nor is there any branch of human industry in
which more cbarla anlsm and lmposture prevail. 1t
Is therefore to tue interest OF the pub carefully to
discriminate between the true and the false druggist
cation of that rule which IS as true matters of
BUSINESS morals 'by their fruits resuts) you
sha, know them" Judged by this rule, Helmbold
is true druggist, and those well-known medicines
known as "Hembod Preparations" are Legitimate
remedies. These latter have been before the public
prominently for many years, and have oeen almost
universally successful; the Elk ract OF Buchu espe
ciay has secured the public confidence. For its
appropriate diseases it is without rival. The cer
ti6eaes to its usefulness embrace many thousands
of names; tut the fact after the trial of
years, Helmbods Preparations are in great a
demand ever even greater IS the best possible
proof OF their legitimate merit.
The PrincIpal Depots for their sale is at Helm
bOld's New store. next The Metropo itan HOTEL a. T."
and No 104 Tenth street, Philadelphia.
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Or. w. r. MERWIN,
No 81 WALKER Street, New York,

NO 81 WALKER Street, New YORK.
n B-Chorokee Pills No. are prepared for special
eases when milder medicines fail these are sent by
mail free o. postage, receipt OF s6 the price Of each
bOr.
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To DEALERS IN CLoTHING.-We have the largest
and most complete assortment of Mems, Youths, ,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia. Our goods
will be found superior in style, make, and ut to those
usually offered at wholesa o, at prices equally low
or lower. An examination respectfully invited.
BENNETT e. Co.
TOWER HALL,
No. 6l8 MARKET STREET,
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August tSeven-Thirties
Converted INTO
FiVe-Twentiess
Apply to
DREXEL & Co.,
No. "a South third street.
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MEDICAL.
sIMiLIA sIMILIeUs cURAMTUR.
HOMEOPATHIC sPEo1R1Cs,

ave proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire success; simple PROMPT Edcient, and Relta1 O.
1hey the only Medicines perfectly adapted to pop l.
lhr use-sO simple that mistakes cannot be made In
using them; harmless to be free nom danger aud
60 efficient as TO be always reliable. 60.
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wINDow SHADEs.-Purchase Window Shades of
Patten the manufacturer. No l40S Chestnut street.
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STEALING FROM A CoRPoRATIoN.-A
colored man by the name OF William Lane was
arrested yesterday for committing depredations
in the Philadelphia aud Erie freight depot, at
the corner OF Market ana Fifteenth streets. He
had removed for the purpose OF private invest
ment several kegs of white lead, when he was
detected and handed over to the authorities.
He had hearing before Alderman Jones, who
held HIM in $500 bail TO ans Wer.
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NJ ECHoLERA.-Tbe number Of cases of cholera
reported to the Board of Health this morning
was six, one OF winch was fatal. There is every
probability that this dreadful scourge will be
eradicated from our city before the winter
month6 IN.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 3-l0 and 5-20s
wanted. De Haven s. Brother, No. 40 y. Third St
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HINMEN'S SNIP SHEARS, OF SEVERAL
si0es Sol eerlng Irons Rlves Punches, Cold Chisels
Wall Mails, MaLets, etc.. for sae,bg
No. ssS eight Thirtv-nvel MARKFT ST. beioW Mntb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

Fine IS 90; Ordinary Fine IS IS to S. 45; Turks
Island 90 cts. per bushel. 44A AAOf " ~
SEEDs.-ClOver IS 10 to 6 l2l; Flaxseed q 80
to 81 50; Timothy 50 50as3 70. on 1855 ~
SUGARs.-Cuba and E. ]. fair to good refining
$40 OOa1O rs Cuba and E. /. grocery Sll 00al2 %
Cuba and Z l. prime to choice grocery sl2 75al3 60
Porto Rico fair to good grocery I'll 60a12 % Porto
Rico prime to choice grocery sl3al3 70.
WHIsKEY.-Western s227, and City q 27i;
Pennsylvania, 81 25.
REXARKs-Cofee-Msr depressed. Flour
Good retailing descriptions firm. Wheat-No choice
in market Corn in less demand. Molasses-Smal
sales PROFESSIONALISM Shoulders in fair demand
and scarce. sugars-Decline in gold has unsettled
the market Whiskey-Demand very limited
stock moderate and principally in bond.
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FOR SALK OR LEASE.

VALUABLE COAL LAND FOR SALENsE
v IN THE COUNTY OF P0WHATAN-The&te
undersigned, In pursuance Of authority vested In
them by the will Of VIM. A Turpin, deceased,
offer for sale a valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on
about 900 acres of which about $50 James river
low grounds of hne quality.
This Farm Is very productive, and well suited to
agricultural purposes But Its greatest value consists
in the immense BODY OF coal which Is known to under
lie It, II lies Immediately the river, hfteen mil es
above Richmond about the centre OF what Is known
as the coal region Of that section Valuable and pro-
duetive mines have been and In operation just
above It. on Edward Seotts farm, and also below and
immediate opposite, across the river.
survey has been made OF this property by skiliul
and experienced mining agent and subterranean sur
veyor who expresses the opinion that VT presents the
most favorable and unquestionable section OF the coal
basin which underliss that whole region and he Is
further Of opinion that this Parm contains mot less
than 200 acres OF this coal BASIN" thus afordipg al
most inexhaustible supply Of coal Immediately upon
the banks of the river and only fifteen miles from
Richmond. ..., "a
Tho attention of capitalists is Invited to this proper
y as 1t affords an admirable opportunity for safe and
profitable Investment and It must be sold II easy
of access being only three miles from "Coaaeld" on
the Richmond and Danville Railroad and persons de
srous OF visiting the place will find difficulty in
reaching 1t from that depot. -
ANY communications addressed to HARRISON, GOD
DIN & APPRRs0N Richmond, Va, will be promptly
attended to.
PHILIP TURPIN,
WILLIAM TURPIN,
Executors OF VIM. A. Turpin deceased.