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,,..-s,nondcncs OF the Richmond Dispatch.
appOMATTOX ASSOCIATION.
SECOND DAY.
KEYsvILLE, August I, Is

KEYsv1LLE, August I, 1867.
The Appomattox Association met pur-
suant to adjournment. Opened with prayer
by Rev. Joseph Walker. Rev. d. Witt in
the chair.
We noticed among the new arrivals Rev.
DR.. Poindexter, agent Richmond College,
and the Rev. n. w. Wilson, late Of Chapel
Hill, n. C.
Mr.. Wilson has just accepted the care Of
tho church at Farmville, Va. He moves
with him to Farmville the Southern Musi-
cal Institute, musical school Of the high
est order, which had attained to unpre-
cedented prosperity in Chapel Hill. lie and
his brothers have won a most enviable
reputation as teachers Of music, and richly
deserve the honors given them.
The Association this morning took up
the report on education. DR.. Poindexter
spoke in favor Of Richmond College. His
speech is spoken Of BY all who heard it as
being peculiarly able even for the Doctor,
whom we all recognize as one Of the best
speakers in Virginia.
The Roanoke College at Danville also
received its due need Of praise.
The body then adjourned, according to
custom, to hear the ii o'clock sermon. 1t
was preached by Rev. 7. II. Pritchard, OF
Petersburg. The congregation was i'm
mensc, and showed by their profound at
tention the deep interest they felt in the
reverend gentleman's sermon.
Rev. T. W. Sydnor preached in the
: afternoon at the stand.
The Association met in the church, anc
wero addressed by Rev. William Fisher
agent Of the Mission Board, in behalf o.
State and domestic missions.
Addresses were made by others. Tho
congregations are very large. BULLET.
THIRD DAY.
KEYsvILLE, August s, 1867.
The Association tod ay had very inte-
resting session. The Roanoke Female
College of Danville, under the charge Of
Rev. Messrs. Lake and Hume, received
many high and well-deservcd compliments.
It has very many and warm friends here,
and its prospccts for the next session are
very hattcring indeed.
The Sunday School Board was ably re-
presented by Rev. 7. II. Pritchard, of Pc
tersburg. His speech was one Of rare
excellence.
The Association then adjourned to meet
with the Liberty Church, in Appomattox
county, next August.
Rev. Dr.. Poindcxter attempted to preach
at IL o'clock, but was thwartcd by the
rain. A threatening cloud rising rapidly,
his remarks, much to the regret of his
large audience, were brought to close.
Rey.C. C. Chaplin, Of Danville, preached
in the afternoon to the large congregation
assembled in the house. BULLET.
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Bv Cabell & Watkins.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionnefs'
tJ17 Noir, strpat

H-EW AND CIOUS IRON
~ FRoNT W H,,b4rsNTE n f caRY
cTpperTT EOR RENT At AUCTI0N.-On TUES
DAY y NEXT, the laih instant at T. O'Clock M, We
viii Offer for rent for one ycar st P9Renc THss,o m
:. P.arI 3lncs." on Thirteenth street near Cary
between the houses Of MessIs. Johnston Hunt,
and K. F. Williams Co. These tenements nave aS
lust haen completed in superior manner; arc con-
veniently arranged for commercial purposes are
located in the very best bust part OF the cry
front about 2s3 feet and run back sbout oo iset ~
They deserve the attention Of business men. and
may be treated for private " until the day OF puD-
II. "a "a CABELL & WATKINS.
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Bv Harrison, Goddln 4 Apperson. Auetlonsers
and Real Estate Agents.

HANDSOME SUBURBAN FARM
SEkyoIR, AND WITHIN TWO HUNDRED
YARDS OF THE NEW C0RPDRAIII0OSSs Li anS,
CONTAINING TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, 20, Fok
ia m wall we shs sell at auction, on the preml.
SEES. on WEDNESDAY l4th Of August 3 a.
o'clock p 81, the very desirable LlftLs ANN Nm
on which he now resides, formerly owned oy tns
late M. Giannini. 1t contains TWENTY ELY &
ACRES OF LAND of superior quality. On ~nl men
tbers il q handsome we'll finished cottage reel-
dsnca containing six rooms, with fre-plaees to
each 8 good kitchen, stable. etc.
There is pretty good orchard ana vinsya.a "a on
the suburbs Possession given IN short time:
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at 3; ., and
months for negotiable notes, Interest added se'
'o'' HARKisUN, GODDIN 4 APPERsoS.
ers Auc.ionee-s.,
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BY Lee i Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

1--WE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
L ACRES OF YALUABLB TIMBER AND WOOD
LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
ON THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD ONE NILE
FROM THB SUMMIT. THE TERMINUS OF TIE
ROAD, SEVENTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND
AND EIGaT MILES From THE COURTHOUSE,
FOR SALE at AUCTION.-On MONDAY. 18th OF
August 1867. at II o'clock NJ, At Chesterfield Court
house, that being court day. we will expose to sale
nerIy the properly OF Arthur Taylor. deceased.
About $50 acres are open; the remainder heavily
timbered with oak and pine. The improvements
rooms, passages, and closets barn. stables, gra-
nary, AID all necessary ont buildings, in gooc or
der and under good enclosure, The wood alone Is
estlmatedby judges to cut 20, 900 cords and timber
sufficient to engage saWmill Tor ;To years !;
which would soon pay for theplace.
day of sale. LEE & GODDlN.
j. az aul.S 1912 Auctioneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor Son, Auetionseis' - j..
o8es No. SCI Main street, third door oeio" '.
spotswood Hotel

-p17sTEF,S SALE OF VALUABLE
Rssi Estate, ON THE NORTHEAST C0 bp
HgR OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS staS :, i roh
SALE At AUCTIoN.-By virtue OF deco OF
" notes therein nenti oned bearing da,e
the 9Th day July Is,s and onr of the city
Giers od"I and At tbs request of the beneficiary
sad deed p sell ,s ss Pg 9th ds a1e
ton, on in os- % clockP NJ, the large THREE
s apSpsy' RRCK TENEMENT situated AZ the north.
ss.t corner Of Main and First streets ana the
RRiCK BUILDING in the rear used as scaO1t y
[nannir,d" and are now in good order. me l3s
teanis on Main street about 80 feet, running oacH
aPNns In ugh cash to pay the expenses OF SAFE
and 70 nav note of $l.4'l.S with interest ron
the 18th day of July 1897 and the Of on saIe
'ei LILO O. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR j coy
Anrtl0nnara.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Hot SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, Va,
AnpnSt It'll 1851

Hot SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, Va,
August It'll, 1867.
The crops in this portion of the State
look exceedingly well. We have had sew
eral refreshing showers and one heavy
rain lately, and the corn crop may now be
regarded as safe. The weather has been
exceedingly cool, rendering fire necessary
night and morning.
There are about one hundred and thirty
visitors at these Springs, amongst whom
are Mr.. J. Hall and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Gray, DR.. J. G. Wayt and family,
DR.. F. B. Deane, the Misses Tardy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ii. Gill, from Richmond !;
Judge w. r. Joyncs and family, from Pc
tersburg; Hon. w. &. Rives, from Abe
marie; Mr.. j. Cloyd, from Pulaski; Mr.
NJ. W. Fisher and family, from Northamp'
ton Mr.. F. A. Boyle and family and Mr.
Alfred Penn, from New Orleans and Col
onel K. II. Miles and family, and Mr.. J. F
Wiley and family, Colonel Daniel Lloyd
and Mr.. Charles Shepherd, from Maryland
Mr.. w. j. Palmer and family and the
Rev. DR.. Lacy, from Raleigh; and Mr.
Beverley X. Johnson, from Abingdon.
The spacious ballroom, destined "a
double debt to pay" is nightly rcsorted
to by the young and gay, and on Sundays
is devoted to church services.
Numerous invalids are here, all expect
ing that the baths will remove their pains
and infirmities. The "boiler" and the
spout have in numerous instances wrought
wonderful cures, but it is unreasonable to
expect them to equal the waters of Jor'
dan and Sloan of old.
The fare is plain and substantial-all that
an appetite created by pure mountain ali
and water could desire. The quarters are
remarkably clean and very comfortable
the servants polite and attentive; and thu
superintendent, Colonel j. B. Chung, ant
his assistant, Mr.. E. Fisher, are untirini
in their endeavors to render their visitor
comfortable and happy. Yours, II.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer''
corner of Wall and Franklin streets.

r1OUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILD.
II ING LOTS, CORNER TWENTY ElGHTH
AND CLAY SHEETS, ON CHURCH HILL, FOE
SALE AT AUCTIUN.-W will sell. st The request
~ the owner. at public auction, on THURSDAY,
Isth dav OF August 1857, at 81 o'clock, those very
e.. t9 srs esaf ,he South SO ds
aV ,,raat and running back between parallel
Hay 1ss feet to an alley This property is con;
sidsred the mort valuable in that vicinity, ana
SSwaI worthy the attention Of those desiring 10
buy unimprovsd property. .,d
igRMs: one. third cash balance In SIX ana am
twsive months, negotiable notes, Interest ADDED,
and secured by trust deed. Taxes OF 1857 TO be
pa'o sy t d., pOL YNEA BROTHER, Auct!oEeers.
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To the Public, North and South.
In a circular recently published at the
North, and copied into our city papers, ap-
pealing for pecuniary aid to erect North
ern Methodist church in the city OF Rich
mond, is paragraph of endorsation written
by F. H. Peirpoint, Governor of the State
of Virginia, in these words:
"There is great need Of the church
building Just referred to. The spirit of
the southern pulpit is thoroughly disloyal
active in the propagandism Of rebel senti-
ments, and in cherishing the hope that the
'lost cause may be regained by the de-
struction of republican government in
the country"
1t is the unanimous opinion of the un-
dersigned ministers of the Gospel, speak
ing in behalf of ourselves, and represent
ing, as we believe, the sentiment Of our
southern pulpit, that the relation which
we sustain to the allegations Of Governor
Peirpoint, our fidelity to the cause of God,
and our sincere desire for the peace
of the country, require that we should
promptly and firmly assert our actual
position in the premises; and for the
following special reasons:
These allegations are made, not by
private individual, but by the highest
officer in the State, and carry with them,
to those abroad, the influence Of his Of
fetal station. They are reported, not as the
utterances of an Incidental conversation.
but as the deliberate and mature con-
victions of a resident amongst us, whose
position is presumed to entitle him to
credit they incupate thousands Of pull
pits and hundreds Of thousands of Chris
tians, many Of whom are the constituents
OF the Governor. Besides, inasmuch
as Governor Peirpoiut, trauscending the
proprieties Of his office, has repre-
sented the pulpit of the South as pecu-
liarly antagonistic to the pacifcation of the
country, it is our solemn duty to vindicate
our sacred vocation from so unwarranted
an dispersion, and to repel so uuiustifable
an attempt to throw the responsibility of
the existing political disquietude upon our
impracticability as ministers of the Gospel.
AS to the propriety of the erection of
churches in the South by Christian de-
nominations in the North, we have here
simply to say that the country is open and
the people are free to sustain religious in.
stitutions of their own choice. But we do
object to and protest against the manner
IN which he has arraigned the southern
pulpit before the northern public.
;. In the charge, quoted above, are three
distinct specifications
. I1lfst.-That "he spirit of the southern
Pwpn Is thoroughly disloyal;"
n, SSGsono.-That it is "actiue in the propa-
T h;"s % rebel sentiments -
n bons 81. 1t Is active "in cherishin1
p' "'a' me lost cause may be regained
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TALBOT & BROTHER.

T'ALBUTT q BROTHER,
s11p MANUFACTURERS OF
ny RAULlC PRESSES. &C..
sstests, and arc prepared to farnish RICKS'e
IrhIsaI ENGINE, the greatest thing nov ont.
Also, our improved OSClLLATlNG ENGINE,
.ometning very simple; and any other kind OF
bnGiGH required. All persons wishing 10 buy
WI 90 well to call and see them before pursh ssiny
elsewhere. "a lily
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Steamers.

DHILADELPHI AND RICHMOND
SteaS sTEA TIF piISksT sG.sIa sxv
DER. Steamer ALEXANDRIA. Cap sHrYYZyTszs,
tain PLAT, composing this line, will leave PMS.
delph!a every SATURDAY and Richmond every
Friday, alternately.
Freight will be received at any tina a. the com
pany's shed, on the Dock.
Passage, inc ud!ng meals and state room, SO
w. +. POINTER. Agsnt.
NV Of;ica n clcJ ar II a
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By Grubbs s. williams, Auctioneers,
Eorthwsst corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VAIL IL :;
ABLE LOT OF GROUND, ON TIE HuRTA
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
AT AUGTION.-By virtue Of a deed OF tr1st exc
cuted to the SUBJ criber IS, trustee by John ).
Stubbs, trustee for Mrs. Martha J. sutherland,
dated august LIST, lsc6, and recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court ofics, being thereto requested,
will sell at auction, upon the premises. on mon :
Day The 18th August, at O'Clock +. NJ, II faif II
not then on the next fair day thereafter (Sundays
eXcspted), at the same hour, TIE following pro,
p.rtv conveyed In said deed-to wiz: LOT OF
uhOUND on tho north aide OF Franklin street
Letwean Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, com
nenciny .jt feet west OF Fourteenth street 'front.'
ing 70 feet running back on its cast line lo7 fset
and on It's west Tins lost feet. The said lot is now
rented to Nancy Garter. who has built thereon
framed house, which she h as the riSat 20 remove
at the expiration Of her tarm.
Terms: Suti cient in cash TO dnfray tho expenses
attending The sale and the sum OF 5000 93.leO with
intarest thcrson from Is. Of august. 1864 credit
rs to $3.50 ~ with interest thereon from lst OF hu-
gust, 1883 unit! Ist OF August, 1858; further cree
dit a. to $3.50 %, with interest thereon from 10, OF
August 1865, until lst OF August, 1859 and the ba
lance upon terms to be made known at the time OF
sale; the credit payments TO bear Interest from
the day OF sale, and TO BIO secured by a doei OF
trust upon the property.
CHARLES o. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
G7rBEs Z WILLIAMS, AuctioHaers. Au
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80 %

D ICH MOND AND DANVILLY
IGRAILROAp-CEANG OF sCH2DULg-TgT
ARRAN CEMENT On and after SUNDAY, M
S, 1867, only one daily Mail and Passenger Tai.
Will be run upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAI. and PASSENGER TEAM
GOING WEST.
Lssye Richmond daily a......,...........7.i5t
Leave Danv!lle daily at................iN5p. \
Arrive at Greensboro at.................7.s5
connecting 1t Burksville with trains on Sor.h.I..
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville. Hsshyl..
Memphis, &C.. at Greensboro with train. q
North Carolina railroad for Charloi:-, COlrub,,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, CoGnbcs, s4T.a.
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, Sew 0r.s4u
&C., SC.
GOIEG EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily at..............s.I5L !
Leave Danville daily at..................s.i5a "
Arrive at Richmond at....................i.;P u
connecting at Burkeville with trains on scu.a.!t,
road for Petersburg, y orfolk. &c.
THOMAS D0DAMRau
my6 SuparinteE!sat
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~
- arrtson, ooddin Il Apperson. Auetioneor'
0' and Real Estate Agents.
o,,,A11, FARM OF E L % v y n
SM al ON TIE wEsTHAM PLANK AK, R N}iE
bchz 1o E0s s1iE Ew H4 h6es
WEST OF RtCHMa9n =, s,nction, on the premises,
18th August 1881 a esa.sa 2:
IL ~ 5ssFs abb s y
s.ss eesuB 4ovs ~ yosd
t. Darlington and s soSn dbuidins site u de-
on Thsh i hs bs dVided into t OF
Ing on each road The vsusl buildings
With well of fine water and TWO
oresa ards OF very choice fruit. balance a. four,
TEENS One fourth or ehsn for Negotiable notes,
efh snd secured by deed Taxes iof
iss1 70 be paid by the purchaser; ,ppvpsoN
dAhnio0A'' Auctioneers.
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EARMS FOR SALE.-We have for
Il sale TWO BEAUTIFUL FARMS in Prince
Edward county-ons Of 500 acres the OF er OF s27
both In high state Of cultivation. we'll watered
good orchards near the dwellings The land ia
well adapted TO the growth OF wheat, corn, to-
hacco, &c. Tho dwellings and out houses are
ample and In good condition, and on one of the
places there 10 good mill. The society is the
nnest In the State, and both places are convenisn,
70 churches and good schools. These farms ara
Within 3 few miles Of depo. on the Soutbside
raiiroad-the great air line connecting LynchbnrS
and the Southwest with Richmond Pstersbnrr
SoIiolk, Baltimore, AID New York, giving =
STOCK, CROPS. IMPLEMENTS, &C., will be
sold With tho places. II desired. Apply to
V@ TALlAFERRO & Co., Rfcbm ond, Va
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MISS MARTHAT 7. MAIOS SELECT
WI SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LsDIES.-The regu-
TUESDAY, ctober Let, 1851, at Miss Mayo's resi-
dence No Gle north Leigh street
The Primary Department will be presided over
by MIRO. Caroline Z. Mayo. For terms, address
Miss NJ. II MAYO,
au LOST Box lois, Richmond.
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
ID GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, Rich.
MOND, VA.-This commodous and admirab bly,
and newly painted, Is now open and prepared TO
accom- nodate TRANSIENT, PERM ANENT, and
DAY BOARDERS. The rooms are large, airy,
and handsomely furnish ed, the location is central,
ard combines everything desirable. Terms mode
rate my 2l-t&
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OOO SHEEP AT AUCTION.-At
!,bOO Major william Aliens farm, Chris
Mex. Ia the county OF Henrico, eighteen miles be-
low Richmond, we will sell on TCESDAH iha
18th August, tn tho highest bidder, ONE THOU.
SAND huEEP, consisilnSof mutton, lambs, and
breeding sheep.
Tsaas o. SALE For $3.50 and under cash over
that amount sixty days negotiable notes with
nm w NJ SUTTON & CO.
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Gprrys & WILLIAMS Auctionsers au2
Ey Harrison, Godiin s. 4 PIP arson. huctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

Rec EXCELLENT BRICK
4 TENgMgNTa ON CARY NEAR TO
SEVENTH STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at auction on the premises, on HON-
DAY the l3!h August. r87, ats 0 clock L. n. two
THREE. BRICK TENEMEETS on the
south side Of Cary between Seventh ana Eight
streets Also, one three story BRICK ThaE-
NJ EMIT on the north eide Of Cary street ons door
west Of Seventh street, now occupied by MIR.
McCarthy. The foregoing tenements are In coed
ord and nearly new. and well located FOR stores
and dwellings, and now occupied by good pay
ing tenants at fair rents.
Terms: one seventh cash: balance at six,
twelva eighteen, twenty -four, tn rty and thirty
six months for negotiable notes, interest payable
half yearly, secured by a trust deed The par.
lcul.r attention OF persons wishing to invest in
real estate Is invited to this sale.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSON,
an 3-eod Aucttoneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionsers and
Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE AND ADMl-
Y RABLY ELL.L"CATED RESIDENCE, on
TEENORTa SIDE OF GkACE BETWEEN FIFTH
AID SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY the 18th August, 1867, at o clock p.
NJ, that largo and well located BRICK TENE-
MINT recently In the occupancy of Mr. w. N.
north side of Grace street opposite the residence
Of Abraham Warwick, Esq The lot II ~ front
OF 20 feat and depth Of 1853 feet to an alley. The
dwelling has eleven rooms. with gas In every
one, exec pit those in he basement Besides which,
there is a good kitchen, sta BILE. and carriage
house. Dwelling has recently been painted and pa.
pered. and is In good order; and the premises are
th thoroughly drained by cuIvers. The location Is
Justly regarded as equal to the hest in edmond.
TgaA,: One-t thru cash balance st three. six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by q trust dead.
HAEElSON, GODDlN APPERSOH,
au 3-eod Auctionsers.
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Real Estate for Sale.
BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers,
Z orthwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR HUN.
Y DKED ACRES. MAR GOOCHLAND COURT
HOUSE, FOR SALE PRIVATELY We Offer for
sale privately the FARM now owned by Mr.. John
Mesler, formerly Kennels, one mile from Gooch-
land Courthouse. one and half miles from the
James River canal adjoining The lands Of DR..
Morris and Mr. Tredway. There are $50 acres
cleared the balance in wood and timber. of which
LOO acres are original growth. The Improvements
are a framed dwelling with ok rooms, kitchen,
barn. corn house, &c. We will sell this land at
ten dollars acre, and the growing crops IT VA
luatlon, or sell the land without III. crops, aud
give possession al soon as the crops gathered.
GEUbBS & WILLIAMS,
3u 6-sodIt arctionaers
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RIcHMo7D AND PETERSBURG RArgo,,cl
RICHMOND, Va, Jnlya ar"
"a u 9 - - B

CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-Ona 90
road will run as follows: '' % 1T
Leave Richmond daily a.sA. N. aniI,,o
Leave Petersburg daily a. o 20 A. II ana r.,
An ACCOMMODATE TEAM WIN.
mond at P; II. and Petersburg at7I n. r..
except Sunday. ''' eAiy
The 10 r. N. train connects at Pe.erhr,,
Norfolk train daily (except sunday pxys,s Sssa
folk, with through tickets and baggage c5et2:' w.
jya Engineer and snpey,n,sn.I;aa,,
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DentiSt1'1j.

nR. G. e. KLOEBER, SURGEON
a 1 y DE-! DsST!sT. Gste OF Bainmors,l No -
Va, dsvotss especial attention to the pre- liz
servation OF the Tasth. Inserts the cost b.aa!..
ful Artificial Teeth at the low price OF S.U, :!s
and $50 per set. Call and SEQ specimens Toa,h
extracted without pain by local anrs,as.ia or BY
nitrous oxide gas-the best an.estastic for dsn,I!
purposes now known. ie l3-3m.
John MAHONY, SURGEON DEN
y TlsF, has reduced his prices TO suit the kssSzh
times, and Is low doing every description xEffS
OF work In his profession on terms aud in
manner that win insure tho entire satisfaction Of
his patrons.
All work warranted to please. Specimens Of
every style to bs seen al the otics.
Oh. MAHOAY has been In the profession :oT
thirty years, the las, nineteen OF which be bu
praetiesd In the city OF Richmond. and TO hts
many patrons Ing that long period he refers ioi
testimony as to the complete, artistic and oatis,
factory character OF his work IN tho several
branches OF hts business.
TsRTH EXTRACTED
without pain by new end perfectly safe method
ONCE aud residence NO. SIS Main street, above
Seventh. jsl!
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs 4 williams, Auctionesf',
. :, Main and Eleventh streets.

NoTthwest corner OF n -"
u7RI1sTEES sALE.-By virtue OF I. a
dsed Of trnst executed to the undersigned ~
liza 1. sssks id the
e Of 1ha benoacary Yin se a. pablo 1usuoR
on tn III ,bs aay o D the next
a5 SaY t6sreaise a. the hour the
FRAMSD HOUSE Eighteenth street s lcca,ed on
iessed ground. Further particulars Will Dc give"
on day Of sale. axnenses OF
TEsxs Enough cash to defray the e% insnm
brance OF 5000, now due the remainde, o W "a
purchase money will be paid upon such terms do
F. P. TURNER, Trustee
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Ao .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-10
IYI No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,

MRg. P. E. STUBS, PRoPR1gTREss,
formerly Of the National House. Broad street.
This house ia situated in the most business part
OF the city, within a short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient TO the Virginia Central and
the Danville railroads. and offers unusual induce
ments to the travelling public. Terms: Only TWO
DOLLARS per day. js IL