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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12
BY Harrison doid.n & Apperaon, Auctioneers
sni Peal Estate G0ats.

r,,RUsrEE'a SIZE OF VALUABLE
REL ESTATE, ~ THE CITY OF RICH;
NOM, oN TIE VEST siPT 9 sTp Sh4sNr TN
',-r,ra Of = Decree of :hs Circrit Cont Of tho
sitv Of Kichmond pronounced on tao 18th June;
ISL, in the c.,e OF V.ughan, &C., Us. G1ddin, and
y3,il jsgn, dulv recorded in Richmond Hastings
G,r; shall proceed 70 sell 1t public auction, on
Inc premises. On WEDNESDAY the3'st JnIy. 1887,
-, : u'crock p VI If fair il not. the fret fair day
thereafter that valuable LOT, with large
FIb ned EUlLDING thereon, formerly used .,
biacksnth's shop, fronting iO.ty eight feet on the
,rasr s;as of Seventh between Main and Gary
s,raeis RAINING back ninety feet 10 al alley.
TERMS e-thtrG cash balance ri SIX and
t--rIve martbs for negotiable uotG1, interest
added, secured by a trust deed
" lD-2t1Wtts JAMES LIZ UEc, Irrrlce.
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By Grubbs i Williams. Auchoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Z AFAYETTE SALOON, WITH THE
sIIEsSE. coop WILL FIXTURES, LIQUORS.
Inc p.r,ies crested we Will sei at auction upon
the premises. on TUESDAY, !6Lh July, at IL
O'clock a NJ, the uns .:Pired hGi SE, GOODWILL;
and PlXTUEES 81 the Lafayette saloon. situated
AT tIe -ou,hpa :. corner OF Ninth and Bank streets
Also the LIQUORS. FURNlTU ne, PICTURES. and
appuriunances OF every kind therein.
ihis IN well known to b. ono OF the neaest, best
established and most popular saloons In tho ci:y,
and in tbs proper hands will do the best business
in that line III the city.
Propositions for the purchase OF the above at
private sale will De received previous TO the day OF
sale.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
An
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After the above sala will bs sold Il ACRES near
HONEYWELL church, adjoining the lands OF Anthony
Ipi and others This tact IL ALEC VOL wooded.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale. Jy
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DOOMS FOR RENT, FURNISHED.
IL The advertiser desires 10 rent out 10 q ~
good tenant portion OF h"r honse. inrrlsh- s..;I
will be rented Three chambers icool ana airy)
a dining room kitchen and use OF farlor can be
secured with house for wood and coal. Iha
house ia pleasant. in aqrtet neiGhborhood. amt
only ten minutes walk from the l,oot-otiice. Terms
moderate. apply Al no. 40 Canal street.
~
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SDeci0E Notices.

z--x<1--~<~<~~~
,u- THE TINE FOR REDUCTION
HAS COME.
DRY GOODS
LESS THAN GOLD VALUE.
DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN.
GREAT BARGAINS.
ALL KINDS OF SUMMER GOODS MUST BE
CLOSED OUT.
VIZ DON'T INTEND CARRYING ANY OVER
THE SEASON.
now IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Intending to close out our stock OF
SUMMER GOODS,
we have great reductions in the prices Oh 'u'
same. we offer a very large stock OF Mo@an-
b,one, Harnanis, Berages, Lenos' GOATS
Hair and other Dress Goods al
duction OF from IS to SO per cent?
as they must be Soid'
Extra wide Linen sheetns az S'''''
- .-,,,, P,saebed and Unbleached Cotton
sheeting at 6oc.; $50,
ce,,,ns full ward wide, at &c., SOLD
elsewhere at soc;
p,sacbed Cotton, full yard "ide' hos't' 90 49,
as wamsutta, at zoe .-Wamsut'a S'ii' - we
pillow case Cotton at 90 and CSC;
! urh,sached Cotton at 10, 's' To- 49, ana 2oc''
r.,nsook Musins at 2s so 49, so, and &C., fully 80
nor cant below regular prices;
cus. yns,rs at Is, 10, and &c.,, worth IS, 90, and
$780,;
Curtain Muslns at 2oc.;
skrting Cambria. II yards wide, at Soc. worth &c.;
Black Alpaca at Soc, worth 75c.;
Bombazines at 81 25, $3.50, and SITS;
Table Cloth at &c., worth s1.2s;
Doylies at 81 so per dozen, worth $3.50;
pamask Napkins at So per dozen, worth $3.50;
Huckaback Towels at $3.50, 50, SO. and s5
Real French Wove Corsets at 81;
BLACK silks at rs and $3.50, worth s1.5 and 50
Handsome Summer shawls al Sl.so, worth SO;
Black Silk sacques and Basques last years style,
at 80 per cent below cost;
Embroidered Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen,
worth So;
Paper Cuffs, ten pairs for 2sc., worth 5oc.
BLACK Lace shawls and Points at a reduction Of 81
per cent;
Bishop Lawn at CSC. per yard, worth 4oc.;
White Brilliants at Csc. per yard, worth 4oc.;
Crotche ct Trimming, yards in piece, for loo.
worth loc per yard;
Hoop Skirts at so. &c., and 81;
Russia Diaper at 80 o5, worth $3.50 apiece;
Linen Bandkerchiefs at Sl25, l.5o, and 1926 pei
dozen;
! Bed Tick at 1910;
Shifting Stripes at l23c.;
Veil Berage, all colors at SOC. worth 7Sc. per yard
Daisy Frilling at &c., &c., and 81 apiece;
CryEtal anu hMueI Illlnniii5, eHbH'A1 N"A'"oSN
at l2lc. per yard, worth soc.;
Cassimeres at 75c. and 81. worth Sl25 and Sl.5S
per yard;
White Flannel at 25c.
Calicoes at l2i, Is, l6s, and soc.;
Gnghams at ls. PER yard:
And all other goods at very low prices, as we are
determined to reduce our stock.
LEVY BROTHERS,
| jyo i''' MAIN street.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE h%f ~
II iu.t opsnei q select stock Of GEEEsAL SaH =
WAEE soEs io9:tiYb GSSs sag sloa{ size
E.v;ps, hssn engaged IN the hardware u"ls
this city for number OF years prior 20 !nV 49,
and since ended hope 70 merit, by o'!'e'
ton TO business, sSsrs OF !ae p~Lo~"s'
public. W ,rg,>yN
KnPIgR. who would De pleased 10 SEQ 2:' NV
and those OF his father, hey. T. ,; As{RssTct;y vi
TO Broad s.r,e,
10 IL opposite Ffeo1'isNsOI" -
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II FATHER AND GUM BELL =" -,
IL Thirty PACKAGES received per 1850 $3.50 ~ sr.
Also, Lace Leather. Belt Hooks, Rvs i'"i '-,
Belle Punches, Riyet setS. Gutn F"S"lnB8, s. ~.
IL for "a "a ~ cH.sLgS ]. 81 TON,
49, -O- 1885 Main street
iylo Agent FOX the ;G4uuiaciGie.s.--
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TNCELLENT PRIV i T i RESI-
IT, DENCE FOR RETT, situated on Grace pa
between First and Foushsc streets contain I:,;8
ing eleven rooms, kitchen, AMI ont-houseS IL.
modern improvements and culver tie street
is of The desirable r.i 1eHces n the city
Possession given by the t:h OF : 3u5t PRIV 10
r. GUH5f,
i'll I.0r Min Hrnnt.
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GRIP AYFD-Came ID my house, near
I hn Grove. three young sowS-on "a
white spotted With Ii; ,9s s4s s marx hs
one hslI p m 49, ysilI come forward prove
p4opsTy pay charges and take them gsyIuEg
~ ll-GLs w :. =. 49,
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Auction Sales.
= s-ssS-ss-s---S-as-
FUTURE DAY.
-c.-.--e.-.c.---.--Zz<..e cArn OF I,OI lN

1,c,1D,1r1STEE;s SALE OF LOT IN
saEDToW sxccsd Iitt to n 81 on sni The h Of ~
8.nbsr 1865 BY Henry Cook o dSs n Of Hem
sara s. recorded !, 10 ss e ss pubic
rico eo1nyi sna p[1 e1 s DAY
t Of ososk + Fl Fl ha T il n ot
%, IN WHIT is sbsdo ani rnnnns
north side IF u street ss fsst bounded
BACK IN IN Phir,,sth street, and the east oy the
prop.r ty Of William J. Hicks. Ill, bs necessary
TERMS: Ca-h for so macn .i Us This trust and to
70 pay n nes Discharge Dy
the said Henry Cook sns sss % carry
dated ond the rasidne upon such terms Of cash
or cr.d. as the said henry Cook may pIesc.lDe
VI casa of his fai lure to DO so, upon such Terms
ana 10 ca1e 81 tna day of sale prescribe and make
known. Trnstea
w lids He
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

TOR SALE, TEN SHARES OF THE
Il CAPITAL STOCK OF THE MANCHESTER
PhNY:-Thls stock paid dividend cf over ONE
HUNDRED PER CENT. every three months during
the last two years of the war. The undersigned
having closed his connection with the company,
and wishing 10 dispose of his intsro-t therein, In
view OF entering into other business, will sell the
above shares AT twenty hve collars each. Par
Va lus OF said shares, 800. w. BRADLEY,
jy 9-et box All. Rich mond.
REE SECON D-HANDCTRR
n CARRIAGES for sale by &2a
BhAHDER CUUKt,
iss ssrnnd and BROAD strsatp.
poCKtsAND LIN Ell G0 barrels
~ best RnCkLAND LIME. in prime order, in
store and for sale low. S. LEE,
)ss l2l7 Cary gLeat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

A RARE CHANCE.-I offer for sale
"A taat very valuable LOT on the east side OF
Main street between. the stores OF r. b. spence
ard George c. Gary. fronting aoont "ol-et on "a ~ !.
% feet wide his Is perhaps the most Desirable
builainx lot now on the market or in the CITY. 70
q purchaser who will improve the property anu
nav The interest punCtually any reasu Bile Gre
at will be given: or will exchange 1t for state,
city, or railroad bonds. -or,r = u-,rr,,us
" lM1z cnIner Main and Eourta anth streets.
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TRrSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
HAEoyeR CoUNTY.0n T1EsD ,, Ha ,hs 2s4
ConriIouss Va in pursuance OF the terms OF a
Seed o. trust executed to me on the 3lst day OF
INV. 1888. by W. c Green and wife, shall offer
h;obasi b,dter. ONE UNDlVIDED HALE lNTE-
REST in that valuable TEACT OF LAND, con.
tanning about $50 acres. situated in tho county Of
Ashland and bounded on tho north By the Pa
mnnksy liver. on the east by the farm Of Robert
Elicit, Esq, on the south by the county road. ana
Trsws Cash as TO so much as may be necessary
TO cefrav the expenses OF executing the trust, ana
TO raise the sum Of 81 oO0 and as to the rama,n-
y: sale ALFRED z. COURTNEY,
70 stas Trustee.
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r-Iy-6yytrrgr
10 ISL s.a &c 2.i;:255l::
REAT SHORT ROUTE 70 TIE
W NORTH, EAST. AND "Ssr, IA Tt:
RICHMOND, Frederic By RG. ~ PnLo.
MAC RAiLR0iD, CAEtYi3G TEb u&lTED
STATES NAIL TWICE DAHL 30 M I. rs
ALL TRAlTS.-The THEOUGE TRAINS on ihh
road arc now run from the sor,'.srn tor'nl7u7"l
the Connection railroad, corner BYhD tSD @!"S.a
TIE Day THRGUGH HAlLTRAL1 leaves Rich.
mond daily (Snndays excepted ~ j. a NJ, af.
irving in Washington ri SIS 2. H., tonn"cnrg
with the early afternoon aZp'Ess trains Tor the
North, East, end West
The MONT THROUGH MAIL TEAM, WITH Gle.
CANT cars supplied with the n~T ratsut cleaning
chairs attached leaves .ichmord daily ., wy
NJ arriving IN Washington ~ 6.l5 !. d.. cor
ractira with the early morning trains Tor too
North East and " cet.
No pxTR. CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOhGDDATlCE Train, Win local -.
press pa kages, leaves richmond datIy t>u-dag'
exceptsd) from the depot. corner oi Broad Hat
Eighth streets, ~ z. NJ, arriving IN F.edp.
ricEsburg ut IL P a.
TTK"GGa 'r!lKaTs rnf THROUGH ESQ.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra, |asAioG10
Baltimore, Philadelphia, sew York, Eoa,gn, all
all the PRINCIPAL ctie6 Ia the " 50
For furtt or informant, end through tickets 3p-
ply at the Office Of thu company, corner orU.d 'ui
Eighth streets, shoCkoa hi,l nEt ~ tnu tlc4s;
once, corner Byrd and EiEh' street.; .,,,,,.,-
General Ticket agrut
SAMUEL RUTH. eups!'ntandon:. apes
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Toet St,.0,,e1. and FOat7aG.

CTRaYED OR STOLEN from the
10 r.sYasne n Of the subscriber on heRsggEsa
niyp pss of the ia % Instant RED Cow
a Eve year. old q psy2S f DtSSstAas TleF
pay reward OF TIVE C 9REEHH W,
her recovery. MARSHALL and Clay.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
4 the most desirable, healthy. and command
ing sites for.pubic private buildings II me clfy
of Rict noud IfHrg or FIVE ACRES or LAND,
we'll enclosed with 4 good brick house, lately put
in good repair, with six rooms, framed Kitchen
win four rooms, stable. and other out houses n
we'll Of pure water, and fruit trees oil 'ho pet
fruit +,
This property is within ten minutes Salk Of the
Old Market, and convenient 20 the Gentle OF Du'l-
res ~ in IVY % PALMER, HARTsooK & co.
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RIVE nOLIA z s RE-

TWENTY FIVE DO L L < hE-
WIRD-LGsT OR STOL BN.-A 49,
n an who gave his name ~ % Ti,1a sIre :" ~
S,Taon Main and Franklin, on the 6th OF Jo ly,
ard hired horse to CO. as he said, seven or eight
miles in thu country, and return en- sunday eve
Ming the 7,h in-tant. Said horse was short,
chunky bav with heavy mane and tail, and BLACK
legs; fe y marks on the left side. with the hal
OFF and n lump on the wethers caused DJ the
saddle The sadile was a fair leather ore made
by D!ckerson Il Brother Of this city, and had bsen
recently stuffed TIL bride was also OF fair
curb bit / will give the above reward for the
hor-e delivered to me in sichrnond.
" cts WILLIAM II. SUTHERLAND.
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Real Estate for Sale.
Nv Harrison, GoddIn & Apperson, Auctioneess
and Real Estate Agents.

TOR SALE. FARM OF ONE HUN
II DIED AND TWO ACRES, ON THE SOUTH
SHE or JAMES RIVER, ONE AND HALE
MILES FROM MANCHFSTFR.-This tract Of land
isapar of thu Falls Plantation. and Is one OF the
most desirable places in the vicinity OF Richmond
The land IA Of supsrior quality ana IN Sood CUT
coed crops OF corn and oats are growing on the
place Hsncock's creek, futI stream OF wafer,
rms through the farm aud is navi gable for la,Ee
canal boais to the very heart of II. Upon THIS
crack In are f. good mill SITE The dam being bu1lt
of rranite aud grouted. The dive ling - new,
ana has every convenience for a small family. IL
contains four rooms Is by Ii, exclusive OF ktchen
bath. ROOM and closets. The kitchen Is connected
with the house by covered wav, under WHEN Is
There are two pnrches-ono running NE "noie
jsnn,h of the dining room-and from them there 10
full and uninterrupted view OF the river ana tile
civ Tho out-buildings are amp'e Tor the use OF
Inc place and all new. There Is also scod stone
Guarrv and ineShaustihle supplles OF DuiluihS
sand also, q good tsh-ry This place VIII either
be sold or exchanged Tor city properly.
If desired. the purchaser OF the foregoing pro- pro
perty can purchase all OF the Srowing GnnrS'
HORSES CATTLE, sc as, also, tue HUI =
HOLD FURNITURE which Is mostly new, ana OF
supe rior nuality; and can lease 100 acres ot lana
adi dining with the right Of possession lmlhedi-
ataly-thus Giving q complete outht 10 any ou'
disposed TO engage in farming: 80
Az we are personally acquainted WIN ms pro
pertv we can safely say that IN many resp.Gts ~
possessas advantages equal to any place nksly
soon 10 be offered for sale a. besides the 'aluabte
water power, its facility for carrying produce 10
richmond by the river IL unsurpassed. IL mas
fna site for paper null ,n,p,cor
l2-3t HARRISON, GoDDlN APpEHSoN.
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Ea #A ss:::f7 !: sls3S5
MOND AND DANFQLE
u RATIR0AD-CgAEGB OF SGRSrULE-SGW
ARRANGEMETT.-On and after SUNDAY. May
s, 1857, only one daily Mail ana Passenger Train
will be run upon this road each way
THROUGH NAIL AND PASSENGER TEAM
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily a..................IlSA N.
Leave Danviile daily tt.............,.,.l' 10 = VI.
Arrive at Greensboro at......,........i.'5P ".
connecting at Eurkeville with trains or SoGthsids
railroad for Lynchbnrg, Knoxville. Nashville,
Mamphis nc az Greensboro with ua..s "a
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston Augusta, Macon. Columbus, havan.
nah, atlanta, Montgomery, Noble, New Orleans,
&c., SC. ocr
Leave Greensboro daily at.......,,.,..5.h i. y.
Leave Danyille daily at.... ......''''''.s 10 4 ~
Arrive at Richmond at ............''..''.'h r. NJ
connecting at Burkeville w,.h trains on eouihsl.s
road for Petersburg, Norfolk: sc.
io'u 'oA THOMAS n0rAE2AD,
my6 Sa2s, ih."h'sht.
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OST. SATURDAY EVENING, be-
i 4 tween our store and Mr. Criugan's residence,
corner of Tenth and Clay streets, several OPEN
LETTERS AS they can be Of 10 valne 10 any one
but ourselves, the finder Will please leave then
at onr store. GORDON i CRINGAN,
ia II Pearl Block.
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auction Sales.

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60 - r. ..5s:;.s. e. III
VIRGIEIA CENTRAL RAILP0ED
Y SUMMER sCaEDUL2.-0n and ansr srD'
DAY, Jnne Is, the Nail Train VIII berrn G.tEasn
Richmond and the western terminus Of .hs "a
(which In few weeks will be az Coyinyt1ml daiiy
except on Sunday. and on Sunday between Eirb,,
1nona and (iordonsTilie.
Leave Richmond. ........................- IJ
Leave western terminus..... lg3 A. "
Arrive In ElcnmoAd ..............,.... IS p. 4
Arrive 81 western terminus ............ ss2P "
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily. except on Saturdays. at....... gOpy
Arrives In Richmond, exsep. on Mon
ddYS.,.. IS 4. n
a Passenger Ger will De attached TO tl.s train
east OF Gordonsvllo.
Passenger for Augusta springs leave thu road
at Stanton;
Passengers FOR Natural Bridge, R1ckbrltyo
Baths and 5 lum Springs 1t Goshen
Passengers for Bath Alnn, Warm. Hot, and
Healing Springs at Nilboro'
Passengers sor White and satt Sulphur and
Sweet Springs at western terminus.
The ARRANGEMENTS with STAGES ara such as 20
avoid night travel after 9p. N in al cs.ee
Through tickets sold 10 all the above points
Also. to all prominent points In the S01'hws-t. %
Washington and northern cities. and t. prctnin,n:
points In ths Valley 81 Virginia, and or tho
orange and Alexandra railroad
II. D. W7ITC0MB,
"a 3 Gsperai superintendent,
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FOR Rem II, the sTOREHOUsE
a chipa store. 1t hss good shelving, corn- f.;H
ters, stove, Sc which Will &C with the .t;llgss
house. 1t is an excellent stand for any kind
business. The rsat will be made ye-y low e
good tenant.
same, suitable for 2 carpsnter,s shop Apply 20
J. c. SH2LSOS, Agent,
eN-ns, opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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RncKLANn MauA 1907

RoCKLAND, May 4, 1867
Or. Liuor II congratulate you upJn the success
you had In treating me for cough from which SUIT
iered Gay and night for years must confess that
medical treatment was of no avail agans our well
chosen remedies With four little powders you cured
my cough and relieved me of my night sweas
I Yours, &C., Mrs. E. A. MERRow,
. Grace traaf
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-14

A PARSONS HoRsE.-Dr. Holmes will have
to look to his laurels, In last weeks INSTALL
ment of Norwood" we find a bit of bumor
in description of clerical variety of horse.
flesh, worthy of the "Autocrat" in his hest
mood:
The horse was the parsons fayorite. He
literally had no faults. He was never known
to kick, or to bite anything but food Hav
constituting his principal food, larger ouan.
uty was required than would have been. II
oats or corn had furnished more conceEtrat-
ed nourlshment in smaller bulk. Nature CIV
er KIND to her creatures, gradually enlarged
the barrel OF the horse until his belly was ruff
ed out far beyond any requirements of beau
W. large, mild, and sleepy eye revealed
but half the quietness of his DISPOSITION. His
legs might be handled by bows You mipht
sit down safely between his hind lees. There
was no liberty which you could not take. ex
cept that OF fast driving. You might pour
Dushei OF potatoes suddenly upon his haunch-
es without producing excitement-not. how
ever, because he was lileless, but fIom mere
seif-possess1on; for peck of oats Ia rarity
seldom venturedD at the other extremity
quickly showed that there was lite in HIM.
lie was safe. "Slow and sure" was his
maxim. When the good parson was once
seated in the chaise, the events were as fol-
lows: When the self-possessed animal. with
his head and neck declining little below the
line Of his back, felt the reins in the doctors
hands, ne opened his eyes; and having been
Standing on bis three legs the fourth crooked
up and resting on the edge of the hoof. he
brought them all squarely under him. as if
saying, Il am all here, STRIP Next the doctor
pulled both reins, and they were pulled. Then
ne tapped them both upon his back, with a
gentle slap, and pulled one of them with some
decision. The time had come. The horse
started, walked into the road, and then. after
several admonitions, fell into an easy los.
which satisfied the parsons ambition. Rnf
no persuasion could carry that trot up tbe
ssugntest rise In the ground. 1t was this hab
u o. stopping early in ascending and starting
aSain ate IN descending hills, that secured to
this matchless horse long life and Immunity
from strains. DR.. Buell. innocently told HI
ram Beers that he never used bottle of lini-
ment in his Lille! Is.
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Poetry.


Base Ballers are Ane fellows,
We needn't tell you that
They every one are day birds,
Yet still they like the "bat;"
They are the oldest kind of men
Tho they their bases like,
And with their wages are content,
They're always on the Strike"
In morals, too, they're rather queer,
When taken as race,
For never can they play games fair
Unless they get "frst base"
Their strikers" are deceitful men,
You'd think not by their face
However good they're on the field,
They're always at "home base.
And they tire soon, it seems, ior they
Their game do always crop,
AS they can never play 1t out
Less they have good short stop"
There's one thing, too we do not like
1t makes them look like wretches
Who would hunt insects-each is glad
Whene'er he ''fy catches"
But still it is goodly game
Healthy, and so, rational;
And better far, perhaps, than these,
1t is sport that's sNational."
so may "our game" increase quite fast.
In numbers and in fun,
And when life's game is Scaled" may they
All to our long "home rum" r.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-14

T'HE fine lot Of Land on Spring, near High street.
81. known as the Boyd lot containing about 10 900
Said lot will be sold with or without the material
For further particulars enquire of JOHN G. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. = E@tT meb11dif !
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House for. sale.

Hill Cape Elizabeth, near the Con sregationaI Meet
lAsA- ing House, nearly new, with four finished
and two unfinished rooms and one acre of land is
Apply to G. r. BARSIow. saa
Jy20du e..ert- Els ~ on the PREMISES
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-14

For Sale. e.5 ..sgsGT7T !
A VERY desirable lot Of land ON Union street.
PORTLAND, by Is III. DOLAN,
miou aal ruee 237 Fore Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-14

CsGARs. 200 NJ. imported ana domestic CIe.r
- iof sale by Q. O. MITCHELL a SON,
uasiu lis Fore Street
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-14
Portland & Kennebec r. r.
summer Arrangement.
TtCo through trains Daily Jet,ceen Boston, Portk
and The kennsbec.

and The KenDsbec. TI
CEEIfEHzEFl Trains leave Portland at p. N. ioE
sEH.zNEQ all stations on this line and for Lewis
ton and stations on the Androscoggin Road. Also
Bangor and stations ON Maine Central road.
Portland for Bath and Augusta ae $40 p. NJ.
Trains are due at Portland at $50 A. M, and $50
and 6.42 Z. NJ.
The through Freight Train with passenger car at
taehed, leaves Portland for Skowhegan every morn
ing at O'Clock. - I.
Al, Express Train leaves Augusta daily at 4P. N.
for Boston, connecting at Portland with Evening"
Express leaving at O'Clock, and arriving In Boston
at II II. M. r'f u
Fare as low by this route to Lewiston, Waterville
KendalPs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central Stations are good for passage this line.
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., win pur-
chase tickets to Kendalls Mills only, and after tax
ing the cars ths road the Conductor will fur
nSh tickets and make the fare the same through to
Portland or Boston as via the Maine Central load.
Stages for R0ckand connect at Bath; and TOR Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving daily or arrival OF train from
Boston, leaving att 30A NJ; and for Scion, Arson,
NouidsewOck, Athens aIal Moose Head Lake at
SkOw hogan, and for China, East and North Vassa-
born at NassabOro'; ion Unity at Kendall's Mill's
and for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
W HATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta, June 10. 1867. juue16dtf
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