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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-31

4 CERTAIN REMEDY FOX THE fiLls'
The Pile and Bum sAlve prepared by Mrs Dr.. foster
has proved the most sovereign remady tnr TINS terrolt
disease ever offered to the public Takes out hre IRON
Lurns scalds sc in 90 miuutss. Hundreds have beel
rnrsd of tina Pila. within tho last year. u may b'
nreurd Al 70 .tsrs Drug store Front amt West Streets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-31
nrnrA1N nrMEnY roR rnn rILEa.

Mrs. Da. FosTERis CELEBRATED TONIC BtprBi!
an excellent remedy for Nervousness, SICK hesaae
and other complaints OF like character.
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A Chicago savings bank has proposed a
new scheme for the assistance Of poor
men, which seems to offer all the advan-
tages Of cooperation without many OF its
Objectionable features. The plan is thus
published:
"The cashier Of the Merchants, Farmers
and Mechanics Savings Bank will pay the
premiums herein named upon the condi-
tons stated, at the office of the above
named institution, No. Is Clark street,
Chicago.
81. Fifty dollars for the best plan Of y
single tenement cottage, to cost not eX-
ceeding 5000 when erected in the city Of
Chicago, to be complete in itself but
suitable to form i part or wing OF large
building.
"2. Fifty dollars for the best plan of q
two-tenement cottage, to cost when
erected in Chicago not exceeding 81 900,
to be so arranged that with slight altera-
ton it may be converted into single ten
ement.
"3. Provided three or more plans OF
either class are presented at the savings
bank on or before the first day of August,
1867, they will be submitted to commit
tee of depositors in the institution, COM
posed of three mechanics accustomed to
work upon buildings, and three women
who are experienced housekecpers. In
case Of a tic director Of the savings
bank will give the casting vote. Dura-
bility, cost, healthfulness, adaptation to
climate at all seasons, and neatness of APP
pearance, will be especially considered in
making the award. The plans are to be
adapted to lots twenty-four feet front, and
must include front fence, clubhouse, paint
ing, plastering, and finishing, complete"
In stating that loans will be made by
the bank to persons desiring TO build by
these plans, the directors say: alt is the
custom of this institution, in loaning
limited proportion Of its funds on real
estate security, to give preference to the
applications Of those who, by steadily &C
cumulating their means for that purpose
in the savings bank, have saved enough to
buy lot, and upon this security desire to
borrow something to aid them in the cree
ton Of cottage upon it to be used as a
homestead" This plan does not require
the deposit of any money to purchase
shares, and it is not liable to be thwarted
by the disagreements which are likely to
occur among members Of cooperative So
cieties. 1t is apparently en- excellent pro-
iect, and one which deserves to be thought
fully onSidered.-BOStOn Journal.
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The last instance of monomania for the
acquisition of curioSities we have heard of
is the purchase for a "collection Of the
cast off shoes of celebrated race horses
and trotting horses. The blacksmith who
shoes most of these turf champions offered
the owner of Dexter five dollars the other
day for the worn-out shoes the sheer had
Just taken off that animal, but was in
formed that forty dollars could be easily
obtained for them.
It is asserted that the Chief Secretary
for Ireland, who is the owner of fine
ostrich, which was recently safely delivered
of an egg, received the following telegram
from bis steward "My Lord, as your
lordship is out of the country, | have pro-
cured the biggest goose could find to sit
Oh the ostrich's eggs"
The World says that Mr. Barnum's po-
pular Thumbs are again on his hands, and
may be seen at all hours.
Tom Thumb lisps. He considers him.
self Thumb pumkinth.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Repatriation In Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, July IL, 1867,

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, July IL, 1867.
The work of registration has been going
on in this county during the past week.
The white men, especially mechanics, who
have not been disfranchised, seem strange
ly to have held back, expressing perfect
indifference as to the result. The negroes
avow their determination to support the
Radical ticket. Two persons-one a ne
gro and the other stranger in these parts
proclaim themselves candidates for the
convention.
AT the courthouse, when the polls were
closed, registration stood: Whites, 103 !;
piasRs, Sl3. Negro majority, 2l0.
ihey Will probably have large MAORI
y 10 every precinct Of this county. The
OLD Citizens manifest little interest in Fe-
dsrsl politics. N,
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Mr.. GEORGE PEABODY AT OxFoRD.-The
London Times in describing the scenes of
the late commemoration day at Oxford-a
time when the undergraduate run riot
in their manifestations of respect for or
dislike, of not only their fellows and teach
erS, but men and women in general-says
that the lion of the day was beyond doubt
Mr.. George Peabody, who was received
with enthusiastic applause, not only on the
part Of Undergraduate but also of that of
the great body Of masters and strangers
in the area, and even, if we mistake not,
of some of the ladies in the scmi-circle.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Registrafion I'm BedfOrd-The Crops
General Lee in our Midst-A Citizen
"a Shot nv "a Negro.

% Shot by q Negro.
Liberty, VA, July Is, 1867.
Messrs. Editors,-The wheat crop. in
this section is not as good as it promised 70
be four weeks before harvest; but the
corn and oat crops, tho latter now being
saved, will be excellent. Tobacco looks
well, and in anticipation of securing such
fine prices as now rule, the farmers have
planted largely Of this staple.
As we approach the healthiul shades Of
the mountains we find lighter shade dis
played upon the registration books, and
lust here, under the brow of the Peaks Of
Otter, the whites will have majority lin
this county, Of about 200.
General Lee arrived here last evening
from a visit to the peaks, and is stopping
at the residence of William NJ. Burwell.
He has not appeared upon the streets ct
all, and will leave here for Captain John
Buford's residence this morning. He is
accompanied by his daughter. Luckily,
be found no Herald correspondent here to
tantalze him, and but for the ubiquity OF
the representatives Of the Dispatch he had
escaped to the mountain retreat OF Captain
B. unheralded.
Sunday last Mr.. Thomas Patterson,
living six miles from this place, was shot
by negro in his employ, and severely
wounded, the ball lodging in the neck.
The negro was stealing apples from Mr..
P, and upon being spoken to in relation to
the transaction, drew a pistol and fired,
with the result as above stated. The negro
is in Jail awaiting an examination.
Yours, &c., AWAY.
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nRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN

HaNGvER CoUGTY.-on TUESDAY the go
Conrtbouss. va in pursuance OF the terms OF q
deed o. trust executed TO me on the sss day s OF
highest BIDDER, "sE UsDtVlDED HALE INT s.
REST in that valuable TRACT Of LAMP con- a.,
Hanovsr. about two and & half miles northwest or
Ashland, and bounded on the north by the re-.
munkev river, on the east by the farm OF kooerI
on ,hs wet by the farm of John Fl. Stunt, Esq.
TERMS: Cas- IS toso much as may be necessary
to defrsy the expenses OF executing the trust anu
q: ,sia ALFRED &. COURTNEY,
irII d,ie Trustee.
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By Grubbs 8 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

T AFAYETTE SALOON, WITH THE
1 LEASE. GOOD WILL. FIXTURES, LOU ORs,
the parties interested va II sell at auction, upon
tho premises, on TUESDAY, eth July. at IL
O'Clock 4. NJ. the unaxpired LIE Sc, GOOD W ILL;
and FIXTURES OF tho Lafa yette Saloon. situated
al the south east corner OF Ninth and Bank streets.
Also the LIQUORS, FURNlTU HB, P1CTUEES, and
apnuri enances of every kind therein.
This is we'll known 10 bs one Of TIA neatest, best
established, and most popu or saloons in the city,
and In the proper hands will do the best business
III that line in the city.
PROPOSITIONS for the purchase OF the above a.
private sale will be received previous 10 the day OF
sale.
Terms: VIII be make known at tho time OF sale.
GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS.
y8-tds Auctioneers.
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Correspondence OF the Riahmond Dispatch.
Letter from the Coal Pits-Registra-
tiOn-MOre Bodies Recovered-The
Crops.
GLOVER HILL COAL MINES,
July ~ 1857.

July IL, 1867. }
Registration commenced here on Monday
and the people are registering almost 10
man II mean all that have not been dis
franchised), and hope soon to realize the
benefit of the reconstruction act. Upto 9
O'Clock this morning there were registered ::
whites, 290; colored, 1868. The register
ing officers will close their books this eve
ming.
There have been eight more dead bodies
recovered in the upper Bright Hope mines,
but four Of them have been recognized.
Their names were: Beverly Amonett,
William Thomas, John Harper, John Bow
man, and Thomas Cosby; They will pro-
badly get some Of them out to-day.
They are progressing well in drawing
the water from this mine, and hope to soon
commence to raise coal from them.
Crops Of corn arc looking badly, owing
to the late dry weather, and the ground
has been either too dry or too wet TO work
it properly. GLOVER HILL.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
North est corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

ITRIJSTEE'S SALE.-As trustee in a
4 decd of rnst from William J. Gentry. dated soh
September, 1866 duly recorded in Heprico County
Court shall in execution thereof proc ed TO Sc |
18Th OF July at o'cl OK 7. II, II fair If not the
next fair day thereafter, ce,tain valuable real
estate conveyed by raid deed OF trnst. lying snd
called church Sill, near the city Of richmond,
fronting 50 feet, hstw.en l. and NJ and Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth str cts, and adjoinI
the prop. rtv OF the said VIII J. Gentry on the
north, and is the same which WIS sold to said Cen
try on the day above named ny joseph r snipes. .
sale and to discharge note NJ S2on, with Interest
from date Of deed the residue on ouch terms as
the said william J. Gentry hall ciihe and d.
rect or in case OF his failure 10 give such direc-
ton, such time and terms as the said trustee ~
tine OF sale shall Think most TT.
''''N WILLIAM P. SNIPES.
Ey GRrRRs L WILLIAMS. AnctiOneers. Iva
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Steamers.

TOR PALATKA, FERNAN- %T1
T. DINA, JACKSONVILLE, $3.50
and all the landings on the st. Johns river, VA
Savannah. Georgia.
The new and splendid steamship DICTATOR
l.oJ0 tons burthcnl, Captain Louis N. COxETrgg,
will sail from Southern wharf, Charles on South
Carolina, every TUESDAY NIGHT, At O'Clock.
for the above places.
For freight or passage, apply or board, or ct tho
office OF the agency, No. II Wander Horst's wharf,
Charleston, South Carolina.
J. d. AIKEN 4 CO,
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" Is -NuIlIo- o- o

TRUSTEES SALE OF LoL tM :,
dasd Of trns. execuied to me the lsth of No.
Sembe 1895 by Henry Cook trussss aSr n,s H Esa
to ountv shall proceed tn sell at public auc-
ten ten upon he pr-mi- on "EDsssDAY ?sh gay
Of July 1857, o'clock r M i fair II not: lac iot
II. f.nd wing In the county of Eenrico near Rch-
mond WHIT is as IS sfedo snd 1 Tqn,ins
on Luz nsralIaI lines 100 feet, bounded on the
Ws.l by !hrtieth street, and on the east by the
prop. rty of wtlliamJ. Hicks. IN ;, .as.,rv
m nav ths eXper ses OF executing this trust ana 10
nav off and discharge a note for $3.50 ~, given by
The said Henry Cook, trastes, to Martin tesney,
daad November ID 1905 and to carry interest rom
ira date and ID . residue upon such terms al casn
ar credit az rho aid Henry Cook may prascrioe
nd in case Of his failure to DO upon sucn terms
% Gu "N WILLIAM FOLKES,
w lids A4ostoo.
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S5la Gss sssafsAESss ssssassis.sssssss ssss.@ss
NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
RICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POT0.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING The UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-El. EG mt CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS on
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
sTRggTa, Gs follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich.
mond daily Sundays exceptedl at 10 A. d., ar.
irving In Washington at SIS p. NJ, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains for the
North, East and w est
Tho NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with sls.
giant cars supplied with the new patent slesnng
Chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily 1T SOP.
NJ arriving in Washington az sl5 A. NJ, con.
nacting with the early morning trains for the
North. East and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATIONS InaIN, with local sx.
press psc kages, leaves Richmond daily (Sundsu
excepted) from the depot. corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets, at 7. 81, arriving In Prede.
r,ckBburg at 40P. n.
THR"6Ga TICKETS ami THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria. Washington,
Baltimore, PhiladelHtie a.. New York, Boston, and
all the principal citiss 4 the West
For fnr!h eT information and through tickets Gp-
ply at the Office OF tn. company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Sbockoe Hin, and Ut the ,lekei
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. r. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RrTH. Superintendent. APPS
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Hon. MONTGOMERY Blair :
RocKBRIDoE ALUM SPRINGS, !
July 10, 1867. !

RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
july IL, 1867.
Hon. Montgomery Blair:
Dear Sir Having been pleasantly as
socia,ed with you in the free social inter
course characteristic Of popular water
ing place, and having been gratitied in the
interchange of views which we have en-
loved in relation to public affairs; and,
moreover, believing you arc prepared to
give q word of counsel seaSonable to the
hour, we, the undersigned, speaking for
ourselves and on behalf of the guests here
assembled, do respectfully and earnestly
solicit you, at your earliest convenience,
10 address them on the condition Of the
country.
George W. Adams, Georgia; T. A. Ware,
Virginia; D. Hare, Memphis, Tenn. :;
Il. W. Bronson, Georgia; j. N. Klein,
Mississippi A. w. Bosworth, New Or
leans; E. S. II. Wise, Virginia; Charles
ri. Parsons, Florida; A. Christy, ST..
Louis, Mo-; D. A. kayser, Virginia I;
Cyrus Holt, Virginia; II. Becknrts,
Kentucky; George II. Murray, Mis-
souri,; W. p. Sales, Virginia; Robert b.
Hays, Tennessee; T. j. Magruder, Bal
timore; S. B. Frost, New Orleans.
RoCKBRIpGE ALUM SPRINGS,
July ", 1867.
Mesrs. George W. adams. Rev. T. 4.
Ware, and Others, committee:
Gentlemen,-I have the honor to &C
knowledge the receipt of your note of this
date requesting me to publicly address the
visitors at this place on political subjects.
feel much fattered by the request, and
being disposed to respond in any way to
the good feeling you have manifested to-
ward me during my sojourn here, will
take pleasure in presenting my views in
the manner indicated whenever your COM
mittee shall have completed their arrange
ments for the meeting.
am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
NJ. BLAIR.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers.
4 orthyest corner OF Main and Eleventh strsets.

TRUSTFE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
4 TWO HUNDRED AND Thirty SEVEN AN D
4 HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON TIE RlCHHOED
AND AHLOTTRSViLLEp PLANK ROAD, SEVEN
MILES NORTH or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Bv virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Elijah
Priddy and 7fc to Loltin Il Elicit, trustee, dated
18th december. 1857. and recorded in Henrico
County Court office. being the eto requested by
secured, will sell At auction. upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the 3gth day Of July, at II O'Clock
thereafter, a. tho same hour, the l. I D con-
v"yed by the said deed, or so much thereof
may be necessary TO meet the purposes OF the
trust the same being TRACT OF Las d on which
the said Priddy resides containing 23I3 acres, ad-
joining the lands OF A. Warwick, 5. G. Waldrop,
John Clash, and or ers and has upon 1t a DWELL
ING, with the usual out. buildings
TERMS: Will be made Known at the time OF sale.
THOMAS ELLETT,
Executor OF L. N. Elicit, deceased,
and, as snch Trustee.
GRuBBs / WILLIAMS, Auctioneer5 jy 9-tds
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Registration I'm King William.
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE

MING " lillian OUUKT HWUSE, I
July IL, 1867.
The result of registration at King Will
liam Courthouse District is as follows
whites, l27; colored, 250-majority for
colorpd 123
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MiLLlE AT AND BELOW
wi COST, TO CLOSE BUSINESS. sn
Il. Il. WlGAND begs leave to Inform her {. IL II
customers and the public generally that SIZE a5rsY
Will sell out her new and hands inc assert.
iaept OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
all OF the latest styles, at and below cost Also
good ass ,rtmert Of Corsets and Fancy Goods
Gloves, Betting. Black and Colored Velvet Rim
bons BLK Ruehes, Nets, and other arti clss too nm
merous TO mention. Call soon to get bargains at
Mis-. 81. L. WIGAHD'E.
jsat-sp ~ Broad strss.
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pHILAD ELPHIA AND RICHMOND
4 STEAM PACKET COMPANY d 11, q
Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain SSY- .ES.z-iIS,
DER, Steamer ALEX An DRiA, Cap esStIE.KH
tain PLAT. composing this line. win Leave Paula.
delphia every SATURDAY and Richmond every
FRlUA.Y, alternately.
Freight will ba received at any time az the com.
pany's shed, on the Dock.
Passage, including meals and state room, 40.
W. 2. POTTER. Agent.
my 29-ts Office No 2425 on ths Dock
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Virginia stats Coupon Bonds, Nos. 1927 and
12ss dated January l. 1866, for $500 each with all
Tirginia State Registered Certi 6cate, No. 10, ia
nuary /, 1885, for $500, in my name.
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, NO. IL, LOT
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 30, for
sos.
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 80, for
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 73s, for
Virginia State Fractional Certificates, Nos. IS
and SO In the name of L. p. and j. +. Taliaferro,
trustees, each for 800. -
80, "a, and IS for $50 Zach, due July, 1857. ,s,,
sans Coupon FOR S77 SO. No, Sc, due July, 1901
Same Coupon for f20, No. 20, due July, lst7.
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No j, Tor
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate. No. 10, for
virsina Central Railroad Certificate, No. %, for
&lS4, payable toJ. 7. Taylor for John X. Gilllat
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Ger.
Two Registered Bonds of the trustees OF the
town of Manehestsr' dated December o io''' LOT
Two do do, dated December G, ls!s, for 50, 600.
One co do dated October n, 1852, for -, GOO.
one do. do, dated July, 10. 1858. for IS 600.
One do: do, dated July /, 1855, for $500.
One do. do. dated July |, 1855, for $500.
Bond Of Seth Halsey, February 20, 1887, payable
to John X. Gilliat & Co, for $1,000.
abb to ! ]! KGist Co. f%T IS Central co., Rail-
Also, o. SouFoh, w ny ism" o0t''A"1 N'"--
road Coupon Bonds. az follows:
No. IS Ia7 90 s'o
80 ass 637 s9G
l2s 35s 7Gl S97
1923 h06 sS ss
ia 5o- s85 500
s34 Sis ss7 800
3is $40 sS Sol
800 $50 $50 s02
SOL sol 500 9Os
d65 5o2 sol HOt
453 eos SAP sos
55I GG3 500 eO6
a56 68t 1874 got
Evch number for $50, payable July 1857, and
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r EASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
IL AT AUCTION. - In obedience to an act
OF the General Assembly OF Virginia passed
March a. 1867, the UNDERSIGNED, appointed
commissioners TO take charge of certain public
property named IN said act, will -aso tho high
e.t bidder, = public auction, on the premises, on
MoNDaf the lst day Of August next, at4 O'Clock
81. the Lot or PARCEL OF GRoUH IN the
city OF Richmond known the PUBLIC WARE
d ,HsE, lying near he Rtchmond and Petersburg
+. II. PElaPOINTI
" ;, W sst g F cTsapYsLok' Commissioners.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson. AuctioneeTS
and Real Estate Agents.

and Real Estate Agents
TWO EXCELLENT BRICK TENE-
MENTs FOB SMALL FAMILIES. ON NJ TIE Z Z;
SOUTH SIDE OF PRESTON, BETWEEN a. TH r ~ .
AND FoORTa sTRgsTS. NsAR TO r SH W Tor
ON DuVaL STREET Will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th Jniyi is2',
at S o'clock P. NJ, those TWO Bhl%h Ten D.
MEyTS located as above, each containing ihles
rooms. well arranged for small families, and bult
in a substantial manner. =,
Iii he sold he .ntiful LOT the south side I
DnraI between Foushae and Cha Ike streets, and
nearly opposite tha DuSal -Strset chapet.
TERMS: One-ih. cash balance at four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest addeu,
secured iGARsIsoN, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
80 Auctnneers.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Hon. Montgomery blair to Speak nj
Rock bridge Alum Springs,

Pleasefublish the following correspon-
dence. The meeting will take place and
the address will be delivered at this place
on Saturday next, July goth, at 10 o'clock
NJ.
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pOCKLAND LlME.-l,000 barrels
IL best R0CKLAND LINE, In prime ardsi' u
store and Tor sale low. 4. 6. LEE,
tsa EJs iislI Cay stIssi'
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lost. SATURDAY EVENING, be-
l 4 tween our store and Mr. Cringan's residence,
corner of Tenth and Clay streets, several OPEN
LETTERS AS they can be Of no value 70 any one
but ourse yes, the Under will please leave them
at onr store. GORDON q CRlNGAN,
Ia II Pearl Block.
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BY Lee I Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

cTy HUNDRED AND SJXTY-SIX
- ACRES or WOOD LAND NEAR WILCON'S
WHARF. IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Foe
SALE AT AUCTION Wa will sell at Charlie CITY
on THURSDAY the 18th of Jul y, 1887,
that being court day, os6 ACRES three and hall
miles fo wilcox wharf on jams r,yer r ms
Lands of John Walker J .mes Barnes, aud others.
Th,s land is well wooded, and would suit any one
Uisnin. TO go in the wood business. THIS tracy
will be sub-Oivtded 80 as to suit parsons OF small
means. The improvements consist o. new. COM
fortah,e house q nd kitchen. DIR. John Hamhlet is
NV Auctioneers.
After the above sale will be sold 81 ACRES near
Hope Il church, adjoining the lands Of Anthony
Gil and others This tract Is also wall wooded.
TpRms Made kuorn on day of sale. jy2
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DelltiStl'2I.

HUDSON B. WOOD, DENTIST, @gR
- offers his services to his fiiends and SfYfS
fellow citizens in the practice Of
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Partial or full Gets OF TEETH inserted on gold,
silver, or vucantte base, in the most improved
style. Special attention given to hiing teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain under the In
hnence OF anHsthetics All work put up scientih-
caly and WARRANTED to give entire satisfaction,
Charges VERY AoDsRATB.
He especially refers those VI no may desire evi.
denca Of his skill and proficiency to the annexed
certificate from his former preceptor
CERTIFICATE
Mr. Judson B. Wood having been q student and
assistant In my office FIR two years past, take
'easure in saying to those WHO may need his
vcas tina. consider him qua lied to practice dem
tistry, he having had whist with me all the n
struction and every facility could command to
enab him TO obtain thorough knowledge of the
business. GgokGE b. STEEL, Dentist,
10. 1913 Main street.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1857.
ONCE, 7o3 College street. near Medical College.
10 m