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Entrance on TveutysevcR'a-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORKS
For Ne'Ilaven 100 800 lkz), lLJJ AD 9TH aOo thf
pcr BaissIt 10 Sca tBrl mi ials r), 400 sl),
Fcr Mnspri sndS iHiEsd, 100, il7O N. o.s, 40
Tor Fsiraea Southport and wesiPo't 10, I'D IA 30 up
For Yorr.n 700 800 tRr sO Iloo m u eErl 200 s)
for Darien 100 600 II - o. m. as 40. sop
Tor Grrearich Toa 900 ii1D 2la 3sa, al a1l 80 n
FaE Stanford 100 600 rl o. I'D Al5 tELl 2l9i ap)
Nv. . s. 80. So -, $40 fsrl. p -.
IS 81, so G3o. 100 p
lL5) p o,.,..,..,,., 49,, a.,
For noton Via Springfield 500 Oh, 100 hrl, 200 m
Fef Boston, via shore Line l9l5 tLtl go - 80 r., 90,
Hartford and Springfield 800 (hrl' lAS 200 t'hl ao
81, 80. a.. A.,
For Isrtni Proyiieaes and Fli Railroad goo I) m. i2D
~, an, =
u Is. 800 BO0 p m.
Por Canal Rrlroad n Is D. m 10 Northampton.
For Houssi0uie Rsiosf, bon a 800
Pof Neugsluck Railroad. eco .. m, 800
For Daubury Noryak Railroad, 100 BOO a N 40 m
Comflolious sleeping Cars attached o. 800 p ~ trsia
lANRs ~ nolr, SUIT
n EW-JEKSEY KAlLkOAD.-imin leave
~ C0uilanstsi for PHiiApFniA at ali 10 n, ~
p m aad WAsnsG1Os At and 10 M
?. "a, and II midnight
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CLOTHING DEToT, SCHUYLKIIL ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA, December o. 1866 !
GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND

~ RoUIPAGB.
win PUBLIC AUCTION Of States
the Sohayu Arsenal Gsys Ferry Road Philadelphia Pa, FRI
DAY January H. 1851 10 O'clock and viii be continued from
until al sold following named articles Of DAMAGED
CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE, viz;
Woo Blankets Rubber ard Painted Blankets lasH Goats Great
Goats. Jackets TrOwsers Shirts Drawers Boots Shoes Beacks,
Fpaes shoye Axes cAxe Csnteeu Hospital Tnts Wall Tents,
Sby and Common Tents Haeaek Knpssck Stocking, Scales,
fBr4sl Musical Instruments, etc. etc.
The Property within TIN 0) DAYS from da OF le
Catalogues win be furnished upon application this OHc at tie
Dice Of
ARMY CLOTHING AND BQUIPAGB No. il39 Girarl.st
b. Older q Byt Brig Gen GEo H. CROSMAN Assistant Quarter
oasrr-Gea. U. S. Army.
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Eos. ano founo.

OST.-Certiicates Nos. 167, 1885, and 189 for
- ~ sAfY each Of tho Twin River Silver Mining Company
"A ~ hsne Any 6ndng the vf be suitably
- 70 feang then The dice 81 ks Company No. 20 Mas
ss so given. that unless found application Win Be mad. for
0'~eesStA ALFRED WILL
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professional Notices.

nR. LARMONT, No. f7s Broadway.-Treat-
nsnt from ioto5 Medical Adviser and Marriage udesS on
ps irestnept Of local Constitutional ard diseases c
r. WARNER. Publisher, No yeseyst
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lJEW -Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
COMMENCING DEC. 10, 1876

Passenger station NewYork and Fourth
Entrance ~ Twenty rvcntl-sL
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freal Notices

~ order Of 10, Sspree Court this a catered IN the ONCE OF
Ck Of h CITY sHd County % iors all the assets ard property
dspon reduced 20 money bronng to the estate OF
Cboar COMPANY hand tsuse Nil be sold for cash
highest public a. The oace Of Williams Bros,
sq. AID tie National Park bauk, No Beekman
The Cy II NeNiork on TUESDAY he 2h d.y Of Janua D.
f-f..qwM H. G. SHEpARD Assgnes
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A foreign paper states that DR.. Decaishe,
of Belgium, has successfully used petro-
leum in upwards Of GOO cases of itch. The
prescription at first sight looks like the
Herald'S cure for cholera on Bcdloe'S
island last summcr-to wit, "Carbonic acid
gas mixed with spirits turpentine"; but
we have known single application of pc
troleum (when the patient went in deep
euough) to effectually and forever cure an
inordinate itching for speculation.
Connecticut is cheerful State. A Nor
witch paper tells of harmless insane girl
named Harriet Beebe, the daughter of a
respectable citizen who is too poor to sup
port her, being kept in barn Of the city
almShouse in state of perfect nudity on u
pallet Of straw because she tears her
clothes, and would make it unpleasant 10
visitors" if she was treated like human
being.
The Mayor Of Utica has issued procla.
nation declaring that sit is nearly impos-
sIble for ladies TO walk in the evening with
out finding their dresses besmeared by filth
elected from the foul mouth of some one
who uses tobacco; and he instructs the
police to be viglant, $50 the perpetrators
OF this nasty practice may be apprehended
and summarily punished"
A gentleman asked Mr.. Beecher the
Other day what he intended to do with the
Characters of his novel now running in the
Ledger. He said he was bothered to know,
put felt tempted to get up a grand rail
road accident and kill them off all at
once"
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WORTH KNuwlNG.-On pound of green
copperas dissolved in n quart of water
and poured down sink drain will effec-
tually destroy the foulest smells. For
water-closets on board ships and steam
boats, about hotels and other public
places, there is nothing so nice to cleanse
us simple green copperas. Dissolved un-
der the bed in anything that will hold wa
ter it will render hospital or other place
for sick free from unpleasant smells. For
butchers stalls, fish markets, slaughter
houses, sinks, and wherever there arc Of
fensive putrid gases, dissolve copperas
and sprinkle it about, and in few days
the smell will pass away. If cat, rat, or
mouse dies about the house, and send forth
an offensive gas, place some dissolved cop
peras in an open vessel near the place
where the nuisance is, and it will soon
purify the atmospheric Contributions for
Alabama.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Further about Mr.. Farley Shooting
Mar. Davis.
CoALrlELD, July 10, 1867.

In your paper Of to-day appears an arti-
Gle about a Mr.. Farley, from your city.
am friend of the unfortunate gentle
man, and owe it to justice to state that he
has been for about Two months in state
of insanity, and as such has been treated
at the asylum Of the Sisters on Brook ave-
nue.. Last week he walked up here to see
me, and on the least provocation threaten
ed me, his friend, with the utmost vio-
lence.
l hope Mr.. Davis, of Powhatan, will,
after inquiry has been made, be satisfied
to have the poor unfortunate taken care
of rs his diseased state Of mind requires.
think the physician at the above-men-
toned asylum will readily confirm my
statement. Yours, respectfully,
JACOB BAACH.
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The Child at Prayer.

Into her chamber went
A little child one day,
And by @ chair she knelt
And thus began TO pray:
Jesus, my eyes close,
Thy form I cannot see;
II thou art near me, Loru,
pray Thee speak 10 me:
A s,1, snail Voice she heard within her sou!
/" What is it, child near tnee e,J "e
That thou wilt condescend
Tctarry in my heart
And ever be my friend.
The path of life is dark
would not go astray;
Oh, let me have Thy mana
To lead me in the way. o,
- Fear not will not leave thee, cniiu, = ar
She thought she felt SOFT naho Pc
own.
They tell me, Lord, tna' al
The living pass away
The aged soon must oie,
And even children may.
Oh, let my parents i've
Till woman grow
For if they die, what can
A little orphan do! ooroe
- Fear not nv chld-whateFer liiS ui"y 49, -
I'll NOT forsake thee till bring thee nome.
Her little prayer was said,
And from her cham Der, now,
Forth passed she with the light
OF heaven upon her brow;
"Mother, I've seen the Lord
His hand in mine l felt;
And oh, heard Him say,
As by my chair knell,
% Fear not NV chid-whatever Ills may come,
I'll not forsake thee till bring thee home.
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T. B. COOK, AuEtioaSSAs
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~ upvrruRE, pARLoR SETS, MIRRORS
FonN OFFICE FURNlTuRE,
IRON sAPs, OMMIBg5Es, &on
AT AUCTION.
nm WEDNESDAY, July 10th, at 10 o,c!o 9Th and
sell at the Monument Hotel; GoI nHTp1T Consist
Grace streets, the entire hoi Ell W
ing saaivaral PARLoR SUITES,
HANDSOME MIRRORS ,rop.1rrIp.
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, ana mural" oAh''
rL6 pHRs S;1IcLoTH and MATING,
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES.
COTTAGE CHAMBER FuRNITgRg, PLAIN;
BUREAUS WARD ARpR e E,, . WaSHsTAsDs'
FEATHER BEDS, BEDDING,
CANE and WOOD.sEAT CHAIRS,
WALNUT EXTENSION and SIDE TABIsss,a
ana TINWARE, &C. &c.
The Office furniture consists OF
large size HOWARD CLOCK,
Triton MCFARLAND IRON SAFE, &c.
After which will be sold
large OMNIBUS, capable Of carrying Twelve
pa,r supsrior HORSES and HARNESS,
! Concord SPRING WAGON.
The attention of thu public Is cal led to this sale,
as it affords everybody an opportunity OF supplyln
wtshing to embark in this business an opportunity
rarely met with, embracing as It does every article
necessary for the conduct of lrst,class hotel;
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auctionssr.
The above sale will be continued THIS DAY at
10 o'clock Z. D. Looh,
" IL huctloheet.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, July 8, 1861.

PETERSBURG, July ., 1867.
The Common Council, at its session
Yesterday afternoon, was engaged in dis
cussing the inevitable tax bill, which comes
round every year to plague both Council
and people. On this occasion 1t was truly
a torment, for it gave rise to debate
which is likely to leave unpleasant feel
ings among the honorable members, not to
be healed in a day. No definite action
was arrived at, and so the subject will
have to undergo another and final discus
sion this evening; but from the provisions
Of the bill, as maturcd by the Finance
Committee, taxpayers are able to form
pretty good idea Of the amount they will
DO called on to contribute to the city
government. The principal features of
the bill are as follows: On all property,
whether real or personal, except such as
is exempted by law, the tax shall be one
and onc.fifth per cent. on the assessed
value thereof; on every male person over
the age Of eighteen years, whether white
or black, three dollars. Among the ap-
preparations it is proposed to give the same
amount for colorcd free schools as for the
white schools-say SIS, 900. The estimate
of receipts for the fiscal year is $4,000,
and of expenditures sl74,oo0.
One relic of antiquity was abolished at
this session Of the Council-that Of re-
garding busbcl Of meal as being forty
four pounds. Hereafter the good people
Of this city, whether rich or poor, are enii-
tied to receive fifty pounds for bushel,
as they DO in other civilized communities,
and OF the price, it is hoped, that it sells
for elsewhere.
~ Wheat is coming in slowly; but not OF
a quality, IS yet, to make flour of the best
grade. Indeed, the millers are appre-
bending that the proportion of the crop
suitable for family flour or extra superilne
will DO rather small. 1t is thought the
grain has been injured by excessive wet,
and that there is AL unusual quantity OF
smut.
Since registration is completed and the
Radicals arc found to be in an overwhelm-
ing majority, the names Of several gentle
men have been mentioned in connection
with tho leading municipal Offices such
as the mayoralty, sergeantship, etc. The
most prominent aspirants are not to the
manor born, but have honored us with
their presence since the return Of peace
g
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
Admiral j. A. Tucker.

Admiral Tucker having resigned his po-
sition in the Peruvian navy, has been ap-
pointed by the Peruvian Government pre-
sidcnt of the scientific commission for the
survey of the tributaries Of the Amazon
river, and will start for the field Of his du-
ties on the 18th. He takes with him Cap
tains McCorkie and Butt, and ght others,
with twenty-five mules. r.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
The Outrageous Attack In E'Owhatan-
Mr.. Farley Insane.
RICHMOND. July 10, 1867

hlSAMuNDS uly ~, 1oUf.
Messrs. Editors,-I see in your issue Of
this morning an article titled "a Most
Outrageous Attack" in which it is said p.
II. Farley "pretends to be deranged."
wish to correct the opinion expressed in
the article. His insanity is not affected.
He was confined during the fore part of
June, but made his escape, and was
thought to be harmless hence allowed to
be at large. But Of late lie has eviuced
such marked evidences Of insanity and
quarrelsome disposition that warrant
was taken out on Saturday last for his APP
prehenson as q person not fit TO be at
large; but AZ it was found he lad left
town, aud his whereabouts were unknown,
the matter had remained IN state quo.
His friends here are much distressed to
learn that an unofiendiug citizen Of Pow
hatan county has been the victim Of his
insane rage, and will do all they can to
make reparation. HILL.
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la M E 60 $50

80 l 2 ~ saz- '.ia
VREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
RicEMOND. FREpERICKsBURG.- ANo PoTO-
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYlaG THE UIIIED
STATES MAIL TWICE DILY.El. EG MT GaRS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING GilAlRs ~
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on tnl;
road are now run from the southern terminus Of
the Connection railroad, corner BIRD AND EiGArS
STREETS, as follows: rnt,,,p,,
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves aleh.
mond daily Sundays exceptedl at 10 a. 81. Al.
irving In Washington at SIS 4. NJ, co7necuns
with the early afternoon express trains ior 'as
North, East, and w est rn,IS ,r,.h -,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ets.
giant cars supplied with the neW patent siss. :,
Chairs alta ched leaves Richmond daily ~ Wv T.
IT.. arriving in Washington at 6.lo a; d., cen.
meeting with the early morning trains ios ths
North East, and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs;
Ths SCCOMMUDATI0N TRAIN, with local eH.
nrsss nac kaces. leaves Richmond daily tSnndays
eeycanfedj from the depot. corner OF bro2d and
Eighth streets, at a 2. NJ, arriving In freds.
re T TsRaIffi Tickets and THROUGH BAG.
aaG9 CHECKa to Alexandra, Washington,
Raliimore. Philad elphia, New York, Boston, and
ali the principal cities in the West
For fnrtt err information and through tickets az;
nlv ar the office Of the company, corner Broad and
Eiuhth streets, Shockos Hill, snd at tho ticket.
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets, ,,r,r
General Ticket Agent.
s.xrE1, RrrH. Superintendent. ep?s
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By E. Gathright, Auctionser,
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

nAWNBROKER'S SALE.-Valuable
GOLD WATCHES, FINE RINGS, SUPERIOR
GUITAR, AND PISTOLS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
will cell at the auction house of G. Gathright,
1883 Main street. on THURSDAY the nth instant,
at 10 o. clock the remainder of valuable articles
left over at my last sale, consisting in part OF
:. Superior fine Gold Watches; some OF which
are valued at $3.50.
ALSO,
Silver Watches,
Pine Gold Kings,
Jewelry. &c.
Magnificent Duelling Pistols OF superb finish,
with the appurtenances complete
Fine Revolvers,
Beautiful Guitar. of excellent tone and finish ;
besides other valuable articles too numerous to
This being my last sale, all articles will be sold
ui,bort reserve ASH LEVY.
Sale conducted by E. GATHR1GHT, Auctioneer.
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TWO COMFORTABLE FRAMED
TRNEMENTS IN MANCHESTER, ON THE
CORNER OF ALLEN AND PORTER STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Wl be 80 sold d5 a. aaS
is6I mt 5 O'Clock 2. NJ those two comfortable
framed tenemen;s located above, fronting to os
cetber so feet on Allen street, running PACK ioe
fact on Porter street. The location is most pesu'
TERMS: One-thlrl cash :; balance at four ana an,
eight months for negotiable notes, interest aaoeu'
's'ui0I HSRRIs0N, GooDDIN & APPERsoN.
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A beloved pastor of a congregation out
West, last year received as remuneration
for his services $3.50 from an eastern mis-
sionary society, and from his affectionate
flock barrel of whisky and keg Of
varnish.
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By Grubbs & Williams. Aucttoneers'
No,thwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
Two Kindred AND THIRTY. SEVEN AND
A HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON TIE RfCHM0GD
AND CH ARLOTTESyILLE LAM nj RnAD sEl EN
Ev virtue of a deed of trust executed by Gillian
Priddy and wife to Ioftin N Elicit, trustee dated
18th December. 1857, and recorded In Henr1 e.,
said Priddy and by the present holder Of the DEBT
secured will sell at auction. upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the 3oth day OF July, at Il o CLOG
thereafter at the same hour, the a n con,
vsyed by the said deed, or so much ta ne go
az may be necessary to meet the purposes OF tne
the said Prddy resides, containing eaI3 acres sd-
Joining the lands of A. Warwick, 5. q: WaIGrrIoP,
John Clash, and others, and has upon u d ;" 6hh-
ING with the usual out buildings.
A THOMAS ELLETT,
Execntor OF L. Elicit, deceased,
and, az such, Trustee.
GRuGBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers Ys-tas
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COOP ADvIcE.-In Pennsylvania court,
many years ago, u blacksmith who had the
gift of stammering to perfection, was
called as witness between two young
men of his acquaintance in a law suit, the
amount in question being about seventy
five cents. The judge, after hearing his
testimony, asked him why he had not ad-
vised his workmen to settle, the cost be-
ing five or six times the amount of the
disputed sum. In reply the witness OBJ
served:
CT t-t-t-told the foo-o-o-ols to settle. l
SIS said the const-a-bles would take their
co-o-atS: the lawyers their sh-shrts and,
by lingo, if they got into your Hon.
Hon-or's court you'd. SIX sk-skin 'em.''
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SALE OF LAND In

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
HANOVER COUNTY.-On TUESDAY the 23d
of July, 1857. that being court day at hanoT W.
desd Of trnst executed to me on the 3lst day of
July. 1886, BY ". C Green and wife, shall offer
for sale public ausTn ThGTs rese'y e FRe
REST in that valuable TRACT OF LAND. con.
tanning about 2so acres, situated in the county OF
Hanover about two and half miles northwest OF
mnnkey river on the east by the farm OF Robert
the south ~ the e so sy ESQ ana
Trsus. Casc ms to so much as may be necessary
to defray the expenses OF executing the trust, and
70 raise the sum Of 81 900 and as to the remain
der rpou spch terms as may be designated on day
q; saie ALFRED r. COURTNEY,
"a irII dtd. Trustee.
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The manager who is to bring to this
country on starring tour Mr.. Ira Aldridge,
the colored tragedian, finds difficulty in
getting I" leading lady" to support him.
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JAMES G. KOSHER. AGENT AND

JAMES G. BOSHER, AGENT AM AM
y COLLECTOR, INSURANCE BRokER, ~
CONFERENCE.-The subscriber oseEs h's IVA sSs
vices 10 the public In all or either OF Ins
capacities. He will undertake any service 10 -
the Intervention OF an agent 10 required w.
vote special attention TO the renting ous o. ho4.
adjusting settlement and collection OF all hohsl
claims, arrange and provide Insurance TO any rr.,
tent on buildings. stocks OF merchandise, Tc>.y:
dansge by nr6 oSamins fities 70 resi- sstats r.
pare al assurances relating to the same s;:a 80
Instruments In writing pertaining 70 gowns
contracts, or agreements. th,,
Respectfully solicits the encouragement 9! an an
friends and the public, and will manifest u" ~
preciatton OF their favors by an snerSeH'
faithful attention to their interests. .,p. an
Ottcs IT present with ROBERT II. b"sh"A
Ninth street south OF Main, Address box i9 IA.
Refers, by permission, TO M.ssrs, harrison M a.
din spperson. thsro-F. WORKMAN 20 D
dem 3 Fox, Elicit 8 Roystsr, Blstr Gchih ms,
samuel G. Greensow. E,q Thomas b. oiSse''
ESQ.,, J. A Belrin, Esq. JAIME. Thomas, ,,p n.y.
Franklin stsarns, ESQ Judge William ". 1'SN''
la yS-2W
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By E. Gathnght, Auctioneer,
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.

SUPERB PARLOR AND CHAMBER
y FURNITURE. FINE GILT MIRRORS, BRUS-
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS, PLATEDWARB
SC, AT AUCTION.-I will sell at my store on
THURSDAY the 18th instant, 10 O'CLOCK, su !,
perior assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, belonging to parties leaving mo
city, consisting in part of
Beautifully carved Mahogany and other ward
robes,
Fine Marble.top Walnut, Mahogany, and other
Cabinets,
Marble-top Washstands,
Splendid Gilt Mirrors,
Fine Carpets
Jenny Lind and other fine Bedsteads, -.,-
Beautifully. carved Dlvans, covered WIN SILK
Brocatella
Fine Mahogany Spring seat Parlor Ghairs,
Mahogany Rockers,
Excellent Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Bedding. SC.
Mahogany sidehoards,
Paror Tables, Hat Racks 80, 80
Dining Tables and Chairs, with many oshef
articles too numerous to detail.
ALSO,
fine Cooking Stoves,
Fine lot Crockery, &c: Al 10 be sold
without regard TO price E. GATHRlGHT.
iy9 suctioneer.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE have

NEW HARDWARE STORE have
In just opened = select stock OF GENERAL Akp'
WAKE inthe store formerly occupied by j. W
Radcliffe, NJ the corner Of EiRhth and Broad stree,
this city for number OF years prior 10 the w4',
and since 1t ended, hope TO merit, by -tret s,'sn
tion TO business, share Of tie patronage OF w
public. ,,soy
] have secured the services Of Mr.. W. Appison
KEPL.ER, who would be pleased 10 SEQ bis lriehi'
and those OF his father. hey. h. ;; ksPtsr;
T. " L. McCEEEkf,
7i9 BroAI street,
iell opposite Fredericksburg depot
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1 REz q sS5

ICHMOND AND DANVlLLE
IERhNGEMRNT.- and after SUNDAY, May
s. 1857, only one daily Mall aud Passenger Train
viii be run upon this road each s wsy; rp,,v
THROUGH MAIL oj M w LES ras'1A'h" iHAi'
Leave Richmond daily at......"...'..'.,.ls 4.
Leave Danvilie daily at. ............'....e'es
cannsctins at Burksville with trains on So1thstts
railroad LyDehb9Is Kn%5y[s SrsGys
~ nEn,-oIna' railroad for Charlotte, Columbia
E E6sIh Ioro augusta, Macon Columbus ssvan
nah. atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans.
&C., &C. GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily at..."."......sisA A.
Leave Danville daily at.... u
A wi at Richmond T. VI
Aa.ting at Burkeyiile with trains on Sou,hsids
foau ~ THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
rs Superintendent.
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S A F E $
MILLER'S CELEBRATED
PATENT FIRE AND
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES
BURGLAR-PROOF BANK SAFES.

The undersigned, agents for the abore-naned
popular SAFES, keep constantly on hand full
supply of the various sizes, to which they invite
the attention Of those in want.
They are offered to the public with a record not
to be found in any other make-that OF never
losing dollars worth Of property either by FIRE
or robbery, although frequently and severely
tested
References without limit have been voluntarily
given, and the SAFES command preference in
all markets where they are offered.
ALSO,
VAULT DOORS, BANK LOCKS, SO.
Prices and terms made reasonable
my1-Thts PAINE l. CO., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-11
Re0Z Estate for Sale.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
II the most desirable, healthy. and command
ing sites for public or private buildings In the city
OF Richmond (fuUR or FIVE ACRES OF LAND),
well enclosed, with good brick house. lately put
In good repair, with xix rooms, framed kitchen
with four rooms, stable. and other out houses, e
well Of pure water, and fruit tees Of the best
fruit.
ibis properly - within ten minutes walk OF the
Old Market and convenient TO the centre OF busi-
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