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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04
by Harrison. Goddln Apperson, Anctlon"er.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
r AND IN HANOVER FOR SALE

I AND, IN 1ANON Elk, FOX "a III.
Lathe request Of Mr. John b. Pat, r,on. ~.
ecutor Of Thona. b. Dunn, deceased, W" o1er' Z
sale u TRACT OF LAND In Hanover comfy, 30
the road to the Old Church. eleven miles from Rich.
mond, containing two hundred and thlrty .thrr-
acres, and adjoining the lands II John hins BE-
liam Gibson, and Henry Tdliey. About on 'tttt
Of the tract Is cleared. the balance IN wo"a Ani
timber. The Improvements c"nstst - 4 Cd
DWELLING. HOUSE of four r"unl>, with k'eaeh,
stable, and all other necessary out bmlIlrg'.
The place is now occupied ny Marion A.'n,
Eco and possession viii b.. given on tn" L. Il
January next. together with the privilege oi 49,
ing the fall crops. For terms Apply Ia
80 30, HARRISON, 6ODDIS 4 APFER>uN.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Aucttoneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

1--WE LOTS, ON THE CORNER OF
Il WASHINGTON STREET AMI, THE vlR:
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, w. will sell AZ auction. on tho prem
ises, on TUESDAY the 4th September, at o0'clock,
p. NJ, the FIVE LOTS located "A above dsscri bed
A II Of them front on the railroad, two twenty -nve
feet each and three twenty three feet four inches,
and run back sixiy-two feet To an alley. This PRO.
pertyis well located for business or for SINAI
residences, being convenient 10 the Central Kali
road depot.
Terms: One fourth cash balance At Your
eight and twelve months, with Interest
49," GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
a, Al Auctons"rS.
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ff'' - HARRISON, GoDDIy i APPEE>oS
BY Grubbs * Williams. Auctioncrr,.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh stree $

beautiful COU NTRI RESI-
ID DESCE, ON THE DEEP RUN TrENplkE.
SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND AND W!IlHt
TWENTY -FlyEMISUTES WALK OFTHE FIST
STATION ON THE RICHMOND. FREDEkI, ~
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, FOX SAIL
PRIVATELY We offer for sale privately ia"
very BEAUTIFUL RESI- DESCE located ~ aha.r.
containing ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE
ACRES, half cleared the balanc. in wood Ih"'"
Is some meadow land on the tract. Tn. 'af@ las
been neg lectsd during tn. war. Tn" imPr"v" -
are Il very handsome. dwelling, with IL ronin-. 81"
good repair and suited for the accommodate "! =
large family, with kitchen, &c, sLb.'ng i'I =
horses. J carriage houses, barn, srsnary, 49,
large garden, and yard well enclosed, Icr-ha@'r
and Ice ponds. large peach and apple "trha'i
The place Is well watersd and healthy f"r t"fa.''
apply 10 GRCBBs w WILLIAMS,
so l-eOd3t AUCuuNrff'
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Underwood Writes a Letter.

As part of the history of the times, We
publish this morning Judge UNDERwooD's
letter to KELLY, the Radical, of Pennsyl-
vana. Never was such letter written
by a United States District Judge. For
malignity and brazen-faccd, shameless
lying, il is quite up to the demands of
radicalism.
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By Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.
cnrnar Eighth and Main streets.

V,HREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
TIE NORTH SIDE OF BYRD, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR So LIE
AT AUCTION.-We will sail upon the premise.
on TUESDAY the 4th day of september, l.5e, At
hall. past { o'clock 7. NJ, the THREE-srORi
BRICK HOUSE located as above mcntioQed, con
tanning six rooms, with gas and fixtures THROUGH
our, and water in the yard. The lower part 81 the
house is admirably arranged for retail business,
having shelving, counters, &c. The LOT has u
good front on Byrd street, and runs back to the
TpRus. At Sale ISBELL 4 DAVIS,
an al IDS Auctioussrs.
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by NEW CONCERNING have this ebay
formed and entered into co-parncrship under the
style and firm OF
MILLHISER MOSES.
for the purpose of conducting
JOBBING DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
IN the new, spacious building
No. oil MAIN aTREET.
On the 18th September we will be prepared to Of
fer to the trade a select stock Of FALL and WIN
TER DRY GOODS. Our facilities and long ex.
parience in the business warrant Us in the asser-
ton that We can and will make 1t to the interest Of
merchants topurchase of us.
Orders for goods will be faithfully and promptly
responded TO- MOSES MILLlIlSER,
an 2o-eodaw ALFRED MOSES.
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DuRREss, POWERS & YANCEY,

DURRESS, PONE RS " LAM -,
JoBBERS ~
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, AND WHITE GOODS,
respectfully announce to the merchants Of VIZ
cinia and North Carolina that they are now
receiving their
FALL SUP s.
embracing many
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
They are prepared to exhibit full lines "f
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CORSETS.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
FANCY woOLEys,
soNTAGS, HOODS, and other WOODEN GOODS ;
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, aud SuSPENDERS,
PERFUMERIEs,
TOILET ARTICLES in endless variety
besides a complete assortment o!
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
embracing too many items to enumerate in an ad-
vertisement All OF which we offer at the
LOWEST FIGURES
TO frs,-class buyers.
BURREss, POWERS YANCEY,
1903 Main street fold No. ll2l,
ssL2n up stairs
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctiou--rs,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh sire.

DRAINED DWELLING, ON THE
II WEST SIDE OF THlED STREET, BETWEEN
CLAYAND LEIGH, For SALE At AUCTION ~
Will be sold At auction. on thu prsmt-a. ~
THURSDAY, the 9Th September, at = c.oCA. +
described, containing rooms. and kitchen With
2 rooms The 10, fronts 2a3 feet. and runs back H.
usual depth. The neix hhorhoOd Ia good. FysSr,.
sion will be given immediately.
Terms: Al sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
an al Anrt;uu".rN
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u,HT, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

L CALLED MONTEBELLo, HALF A MILE Bs-
Low RICHMOND, FOR sALE.-The subscriber,
Intending 10 break up housekeeping, offers his
place. M1NTEBELLo, tor sale, There are four.
zen acres Of land, all enclosed. The situation Is
unsurpassed by any In the country, being half
mile below the eastern limits OF the city and on
Fulton Heights. conmandinga view OF ten miles
or more up and down the river. The DIV ELLlN6
is one of the very best around the city, contains
Twelve rooms conveniently arranged. The Kitchen
i two stories, and is connected with the house by
\ covered way There are all the usual ont.
houses. including Il large stable, barn. and car
ria ~ house. Around the house IL one OF the finest
hickory and oak groves In the vicinity. To be APP
prscated, the place must be seen. II not sold by
the 18th Of September. 1t wi be offered al auction
on that day al o'clock L. NJ. The household and
kitchen furniture will be sold on FRIDAY the llth,
To which will he added three fne CARRIAGE
HORSES, one CARRIAGE and HARNESS., one
BUGGY and HARNESS, and one fine cow and
CALF, &c, sc. Tho real estate will be sold BY
Massrs Harrison Goddn Apperson, and the
other property by Mr.. Z. Is. Cook, auctionser.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
IN. hour of sale SAMUEL AYRES.
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,T PHOTOGRAPHS. TWO DOLLARS

PER DOZEN AT LUMPKIN Co.s.-LUMP.
KIN 4 co. are the only southern artists in this
city. Every man connected with their estab-
nent served in the Confederate army This Is
more than can be said Of any other Gallery In the
CITY Entire satisfaction guaranteed to all who
may patronize us. se@-st
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Brevet Brigadicr- General A. A. Blunt,
late chief quartermaster Of the Depart
ment of Virginia, has been assigned to
duty as chief quartcrmastcr of tho Dc
partmcnt of the Potomac.
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ATTRACTIONS OF
III THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS OF THE
PRESENT CENTURY.

sCRoFULA. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND
SYPHILIS.
The most unmanageable diseases which sfiict the
human race made TO yield satisfactorily and per-
mauently to the method and means, an exposition
ment OF facts, in pamphlet form, which ] have
thought for some time worthy to DO noted by the
The title Of this short treatise is The Special
Treatment OF Syphilis, Chronic Rhenmanisn, ana
s Scr BY Pr E. j. Goodwin Of the Washing
Ihereby most respectfully and honestly solcita
careful notice Of this pamphlet by the class OF SUI
. snd sugsny rssd xns9
the authenticity Of its intelligent and professional
endorsement. The vegetable Eutrophic,", which
phiet constitutes in the judgment Of discriminating
physicians and others distinguished for intelli.
gence and high appreciation OF truth ana merit.
known the most efficient in the treatment Of these
diseases.
coded TO excel any attending the general plans OF
treatment is due 10 my adaptation OF the Eutrophie
npon the theory which devised upon early Patio.
tency of It's efficacy makes 1t eminently deserving
place among the most reputed standard remedies
o OF claim at the hands Of Honorable and ine
gent physicians a fair and impartial trial of ils
therapeutical value Us applied by me IN the control
can, on sh ort notice. furnish physicians located
In towns and cities from ffy to one hundred ootles
OF The EuropAlc al cost OF tnroe uolldIs per pol
tie. containing thirty ounces.
The long stablished mineral resources OF the
Washington Springs, formerly known as Leeeh's,
afordins the best qualities Of Sulphur, Alum.
Chalybeate, and Magnesia. the most remarkable
and valuable collection Of medicinal waters known
to the mountains Of Virginia, cannot be Otherwise
from debilities, diseases OF the urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, diseases OF inc
liver and digestive functions, and Al sneetions
pursuits. accompanied by . few weeks soiourn at
such healthfuf retreat - that Of the Washington
Persons visiting the Springs for their mineral
advantages will be charged two dollars per day
and twelve dollars per week board.
Persons visiting the Springs for medical advice
and treatment will be charged Ave dollars per
week, at specie rates, for board.
Passengers reach me springs oy ne sisSg rna
depot, Warrington county.
30 charge for medical services unless satisfac.
ton 10 given. 80
LII cir soourn shalt be succeeded BY happy return.
TO live zoe hare no need and pould not humtug
the suGsring 3. J. oooD"iN.
The VEGETABLE EUTROPH PHO and the PAMPH-
TT ran he attained of J. Ii. WOOD, Druggist,
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STEAM SUGAR RE-

VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR RE-
Y FINERY.-The undersigned, relying npon
announcement from the Southern trade, which
was so generously bestowed upon the enterprise
before the war, has determined to reeommenee
operations At his SUGAR REFINERY, He will at
all times keep . we'll assorted stock OF SUGARS
and SYRUPS OF every variety on hand.
Tho REFINERY has been put In complete order,
and will be worked to its fullest capacity, and he
will tn srefore be prepared TO fill orders promptly
within ten days from this time. Under all circum-
stances his prices will be controlled by the New
York quotations, OF which he will receive tels
graphic advicss upon every change OF the market,
having an agent In New Y ork for this purpose.
Packages delivered al any store In the city or at
any of the railroad depots and wharvss FREE OF
CHARGE.
Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended to
at selling prices Of the day on which they are re-
ceivsd.
For further particulars apply for circular.
CHARMS Y. MORRISS,
City office lsll Cary street, Richmond,
Box II post. office.
Richmond. Va, September =, 1889. 80 Leodn
gvyUENTY RARREIQ MERCHANTS'
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MARRIED,

In Manchester August ~, 1855, by tho Rev. W
Brown ] LlLBoN WALKER, Of Manchester, tc
Miss ANNA l.. CALDWELL, Of Charleston, Ka,
nawha county, Va.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE IN PROV f ID CITY
\ PROPERTY AT AUCTIOS-LOTS ON COR
NER OF MAIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS: -
By virtue II the decree al the Circuit Court for 3he
civ of Richmond, rendered on the llth day Of hu-
gust, l,tS, IN the case OF Richard l.. r. hust
against Iourl q. kust and Anna A Rn.t the IN
drrSi.It.d commits >ioner- will, on SATlRDA III"
9Th day Of September. 1910, al O'clock T. NJ sell
Al nuciinu ~ The hgh.st bidder, on the premises,
three VALrABLb LOTS, with tho BUILDINGS
and ipnruv. mems thereon situated In the south
east angle formed by Main and Eighteenth streets,
in the. city ul Richmond described Ill said decree
being a part OF the real estate OF tho late Agnes
Rust descended to her heirs al law.
one If said LOTS, situated in the corner at9re,
said and containing = TWO-STORI FRAMED
STOKE and DWELLING HOUSE, fronts on
Eighteenth stree; nifty feet six inches and on Main
street forty. Il ~ feet ~ hit inches.
Another of said LOTS, containing Il TWC-STORi
FRAMED STORE auI DWELLING, fronts On Main
tyy.niv-two feet ua" inch. -
Another q stId LOTS, containing aTWo.SToRi
tweniy-~cvrn feet.
DIAGRAM Of said LOTS, with the boundaries o.!
each. IL fled with the papers OF said cause
rppy uf the decree specifying the boundaries, may
be- seen AZ the oiic. of HARRISON, Goddin Apper.
son. and VIII hn exhibited al the sal 10.
TERMS uF SALE. one fourth cash, and uls resi-
due in three several iusta!lmeuts at four. eight,
Il sale III negotiable notes with good endorsers
The title will be r"talnetHintil payment and con
w. anu JAMES NELSON.
CHARLES +. RADY,
Commissioners.
Sale by HARRISON, GoDDIS Il APrERsos. Aue-
,inuc.rS au 80
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Es- RHIGOLENE, TIE NEW LOCAL
have just to hand supply OF
this valuable agent, and also a supply Of the IN
SHIPMENTS for applying 1t by DR.. Richardson's
method. MEADE BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
au2s Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Hs-RENNOLDS' PILLS.

Hs-RENNOLDS' PILLS.
VIRGINIA REMEDY,
COMPOUNDED Br SCIENTIFIC MEN.
THE REST PILL NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
See the mass Of respectable testimony in another
column.
The signers well known to the citizens OF the
State
The sale is rapidly increasing, and the virtues OF
this excellent remedy are being fully appreciated.
Try them.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines.
Price, FIFTY CENTS per box an 3o-ts
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

OTIS Nos. II AND 1s, IN BROWN,
IL PAGE K CANDLES PLAN, ON VALLEY
STREET PORSALE At AUCTION.-Wiil be sold
at auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY the
an September. 1888, n half past o'clock p. N.
LOTS Nos. II and IL, located ~ above, nearly op-
posite the workshops of the Virginia Central Rail
road Company.
Terms Cash.
HARRISON, GoDDIN l. APPERsON.
ga Auction GERS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


i STORE STAND FOB SALE.-Ths TRACT ~
LAND belonging to the estate y james sims, d..
ceased In the county II Louisa, Va, on The Three.
chop road thirty six miles above RiChmoni Aat
nine miles from Cedar Point, on the james &.ysr
and Kanawha canal, containing nearly THEE
HUNDRED ACRES, plenty OF wood and excellent
water, a large dwelling house and all nrc-..try
ont houses, black mith's shop, large .t"rrhu...
ia as good stand Tor me- rcantil bEanc-, A. Ay 20
the county in a yety good nrighhorLo'd
healthy a any place in the state. Their jSaiu,..
oticc at the place and great many rult tree. ol
different, kinds. For further particulars, adtr,-,
- It's L. J. SIMS, Cum >pruA. ~
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CTOCKS FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
- SO, 900 Richmond City Bonds,
=, 900 Virginia State Bonds.
IS 900 North Carolina state Bonds,
Is oOJ Richmond and Danville Railroad Bonds
$500 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
second mortgage;
$4,000 Virginia Central Railroad per cent.
Bonds,
s., 900 Virginia Central Railroad per cent.
Bonds second mortgage;
~, 500 Orange aud Alexandria Railroad per
cent Second Mortgage Bonds,
5000 Glover Hill Rail per cent. Bonds,
90 James River Manufacturing Company
A per cent. Bonds,
5000 Midlothian Coal Mining Company 9 per
cent. Bonds.
We are also prepared TO SELL STOCKS and
BONDS AT AUCTION whenever requested:
an 2a-lv LANCASTER & co.
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DIED.,

On the I'd instant, At his residence, Homestead
in Baltimore county, Md, CHARLES MYERS
aged sixty. seven years.
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V'O TIE DRY GOODS DEALERS
or THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

We respectfully announce 10 the trade that We
are now opening our FALL STOCK Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS FOR 1896;
and hsisg in receipt Of large invoices directly
from the first hands Of European and American
manufacturers we hattcr ourselves We can meet
the wishes of our patrons and customers upon
THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS,
and Offer 10 their selection full lines In all classes
of goods presenting all the styles and qualities for
the approaching season In large an assortment
as can be found anywhere
SOUTH OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We invite attention to our stock, and assure all
that We are determined 10 be In advance Of the
market In the constant receipt Of goods.
J. sTEENB0CK 4 CO.,
late OF San Antonio, Texas,
1913 AND 1915 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
[se at
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TWENTY BARRELS CRUSHED ST.
i GAR. Iss3l A. Y. STOKES co.
THIRTY BAGS PRIME RIO COZ
L PIE. fss A. Y. STOKES co.
TWENTY BAGS PRIME LAGUAY-
4 RIA COPFB. fsesl 4. 7. STOKES = co.
TWENTY BARRELS PORTLAND
! SYkUP. lseN 4. Y. STOKES 1 co,
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
- CORNER GRACE AND F0USHEE STREETS
The exercises of this institution will be resumed on
sruction In all the usual English studies, the Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong to a fnithed female
teachers. The school rooms are being RENTED,
and strict attention will be given to everything
contributing TO the comfort u the pupils. Terms
a. before war. Circulars may be had on applica-
ton at the school or the principal bookstores;
Teachers-Miss MARIA Z. COOKE, Miss FANNIE
DERBERa, Mr.. CARLOS &. MERA, Mr.. c. w. TIL
Low. u. A. Ekl'SSoS,
au lLdSswtlstOct Principal.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
l. CITY OF RICHMOND, August eth, 1896:
A d. Williams, administrator OF Mary Susan

L CITY OF RICHMOND. August eth, 1895
A. ID. Williams, administrator OF Mary Susan
Lyons, deceased. ..flaintlh
Against
George W. Lyons, infant under fourteen years
o. -; ,, ;:r. nr
day of August, 1866, in the above cause, II IL
ordered, among other things, that A. ID. Williams,
admins, rator of Mary Susan Lyons, deceased
render an account Of his transactions as aforesaid
before one of the commissioners of this Court the
said commissioner being directed TO regard a.
prinlu fucie correct, but liable to be surcharged
and ialsited, the heretofore settled accounts OF
said administrator returned To- and confirmed by Il
competent court and the said commissioner Is d.
or demands uf any there bel against the said de-
cedent or her estate giving notice OF the time and
place OF SO doing for once week for four success
sve weeks in of the city newspapers, and post
ing notice thereof according to the statute III such
case made and provided.
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MR. A. b. GARLAND'S BOARD
vi lNG:HouSE, BROAD STREET NEXT DOOR

To UUNNhN n
Has several pleasant rooms furnished, suitable for
families Also rooms for single gentlemen. Polite
and attentive servants in constant attendance. No
pains will be spared 10 make the house agreeable
to It's patrons. DAY B0ARDERS accommodated.
Terms "a, enable ssl-TuWSSM
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCIIUUI.-I VIII
ID open "A HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
men, at my residence, on the LIST OF October next
The location Is Immediately on the virginia and
Tennessee railroad fifteen miles west OF Lynch
burg. ] shall be assisted by three highly compe-
tent teachers Session, nine months.
TERMS Three hundred and nifty dollars In cur
rency one half 10 be paid at the beginning, and
the other half in the middle of the session. Ne
extra charges. My post office is Lynchburg.
au lI-lm JAM Els l.. HOLCOMBE.
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4 RRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
N LEVY BROTHERS.-We are now receiving
large supply Of seasonable goods, which we offer
at the lowest cash prices our facilities are sur
customers with goods at the lowest rates. Just
opened, a large lot OF BLEACHED COTTON, CALI.
GOES, and DELAlNES, at prices that cannot fail to
please. LEVY BkoihEks,
sea 10 MAIN street
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoPH IC and the PAMPH-
LET can be obtained Of J. b. WOOD, Druggist,
northeast corner OF Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond agent for this city, and from druggisA
generally In all parts Of Virgins.
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to my house on the
unRSE The owner will please prove <tA$S
property pay charges and take him away. - IN
Henrico county, August 81, ls6o r: i-"'
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CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICER


RICHMOND, September 8 Isbb.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF Mary
Susan Lyons, deceased, and all persons concerned,
in the city OF Richmond, the place, and the 18th
day OF October next, at the hour Of 10 A. NJ, DIS
mands against the said Mary Susan Lyons, de-
ceased, or her estate, at which time and place
they are required TO attend.
Given under my hand this 81 day OF September,
1906 JAMES PLEASASTs,
So 4-TuIw Commissioner in Chancery.
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EOR NEW York; l. A y y
r COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP t>Sk
coMpAyY,-The new and splendid SFHH
side. wheel steamship HATfERAs, ls3zs&
AIxxAybEK commander, will Leave -
her wharf al Rockets on TUESDAY IN"
~ September at |. o'clock NJ.
Passengers " Ill please be punctual. 1854
, Fare. state room and meals Inc iuded, ohIy -
Sts.rage passage, ~. -, .,,
Recommendations unsurpassed, and freisht ca
ri.d lower than by any other line on applt' a"'"
10 SAMUEL AYRBs Co.,
s.3-u No. 1890 Cary street
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WALNUT HILL FOR SALE OR
w LEASB.-This farm contains ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES, with good Improvements about
sixty ave acres open land, the balance in woods
situated on the Brook run four miles distant from
the city. Possession can be had Immediately Tor
the purpose Of seeding wheat. Appyto
J. w BEVERIDGE,
sea sll Brook avenue.
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TWENTY BARRELS MERCHANTS
j SYRUP. (sssl 4. y. STOKES / co.