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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26
By Lee b Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street,

900 ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUC-
IN THE CnUNTY OF FLUvANNA, ON BID
BIRD" CREEK FIVE Mills From COLUMBIA,
AND FOUR NILES FROA THE RIVANHA Ca.
NAL AND SIXTY MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE PRIVATELY We are authorized by
the owner. Mr.. John U. Hughes, to sell the tract
OF land desc ibed above, cOnta ming $50 acres, OF
which $50 are open and highly improved. as the
growing crops will attest and Is W. II set In clover
and timothy; the MISUNDERSTANDING scres-vsry
from which enough barrel slaves might be pro-
cured to pay the price asked for the property.
The improvements consist OF q two-ktory frs me
dwelling. in most excellent repair, containib 4
i've large ROOMS with passage tan feet vida, Two
porrhes; frame Kitchen quar- ers, two barns, Sta
BILE new Tor ten horses, carriage. house, Ice
house, Sc, all In good order, and the entire p,o-
The neig b borhooi Is the very best, and conve-
ntent tn churches, mills, &c.
Ths fields are well watsred and divided Into
four.
A large young orchard Of select fruit 10 on the
place
The above property will be sold low and upon
accommodating terms-say one fourth cash re-
s1dus at six, vine. and twelve months, or will
be exchanged for city property at fair valuation
II not disposed Of privately, Of which due notice
will be given, II will be sold at public auction, on
next ut II o'clock N.
Parties leaving Richmond by psekes-boat on
Monday reach Columbia &C O'clock 4. III. the
day OF sale in time 10 attend:
Address JOHN C. HUGHES. or
LEE l. GoDDIN, Auctionssrs and
Real Estate Agents No 1874 Cary street.
an 2-2,awtSspn then dtds Richuoud, "a.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, /
August %. 1857.
August %, 1867.

"Hcre at last !" exclaims the weary
traveller as he alights from the tiresome
stage at the entrance to the Office Of the
hotel; and as he looks around him upor
the many beauties Of this grand old wa
tering- place, he must indeed be far gone
with the ills, pains, and aches that bese,
the poor victim Of disease II he does not
Immediately feel better and order Iulep'
Under the inspiration Of the last-men-
toned antidote for snake bites, and re.
stored by the charming presence OF al
things around US, We seat ourselves uhuel
q huge oak tree and look back upon inc
dream through which we have seemingly
passed since leaving hot and dusty thousn
none the less loved, old Richmond.
foot, foot, all aboard :" and away we
90 in n well-fllcd train under the care OF
CAPTAIN Finks, one the klnoesl anu ,iioS'
accommodating gentlemen it has over oeen
onr Good fortune TO meet. Our journey to
CnrdonsvilIe was uninterrupted by any
,,nrsnaI occurrence. At that important
sta,;nn of snacks we found the retailers Of
nb;clen legs scarce, but soon discovered
tbe cause the circus having drawn them
off and held them with sort OF enchant-
ment. All Orange seemed to have turned
ont to see the animals and the wonderful
feats.
After some delay the train got off, and
we had the usual journey through the
lovely scenery Of Albemarle and Augusta,
and the wilder scenes of the mountains
beyond, till we reached the terminus at
Coyington, where there were "good sper-
rits.n a good supper, and fair bed. Pas
scpgers stop at Covington all night, are
walked up the next morning somewhere Dt,s here
before O'Clock to get off at s. But with
all this the traveller is fully repaid when
he gets to the White, puts himself under
the kind care of the Peytons, and drinks
a plenty of sulphur water. He'll soon feel
better and look better he won't let poll
tics bother him; he'll let the world wag as
it will, and, in fine, he won't care a-well,
we have said enough.
There are now between six and seven
hundred visitors here, and no signs of de-
creasing. When the sights are seen and
"contents noted" you will hear again
from DENlS.
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A,scMOs, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By 3. B.ICook. Aue'ionesf .,,,.,,
,or aoysrnor and franklin stree".

Nv z. B.lCook. Auctioneof'
ooysYnor and Franklin streets.
ouPERB PARLoR, CHA ME- ssk ana
- DINING. ROOM fURNITu HHssirfoH S0n FRI
Sells CARPETS, s &c 10 O'clock, win sell a. the
~ ,i, JUL ~ Mr. william G. Dunnam. Ft1R.
ra6th and Leigh streets, all OF his supef'o'
elegant bUsgw0VD PIasRR ,,H%ors
.,. m.9 Hal. ~ SUITE IN WALNUT, embracing
et' Hat Rack and Chairs to match
an Rsn Ss9I1%aopDD 'PARLoR FURNITURE
MABBLE;;ToP TABLES
sSGgAVIHGs.
Oil PAINTINGs, >.
snperior BRUSSELS CARPETS, 1S:,sbod with
complete sets ID
ROSEWOOD
and M MsER snd Slick e * ssAiTTsEssEs:
r l,1iar.r room ia furnished In the same style
of elegance, embracing pnpppr
ms sgn,f esns 81 EXTENSION TABLE,
esnd.CHAIRs to match,
elegant WALNUT LIBRARY CASE; pus.
rho rsaidsnce Is furnished entire Win bhoo
Sells CAEPsTs Of the eess qu nd tXiAsswARE is
OF the h ;ss 9 dHaMB'sn and TOILET SETS
TSa Eitchsn is furnished completely eompFl-
sing every article n n.;s5 ~ 6Ssred
AT IN EI,RGANT FAMILY CARRIAGE, OF the
latest style, and nearly pew
rh. FnIniture in this residence recommeh
itself to the favorable attention o. Tue p1amine It.
10 hnuse will be open Thursday, 2stn instant
from till o'clock. cooy Ancionaer.
an 70 -. y. OO0--. ----
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say RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY

sg RICHMOND TRUNk FACTORY
Those In want OF well-made, durable THUMBS
can get their supply at factory prices, and ut the
same time encourage HOME BNTBRPRlsB. we
keep good assortment Of our own make on hand,
and also make to order such styles as the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than in the North, and materials just as cheap as
in the North. The freight and drayage on ordl-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece )
70 we save the profit that the northern manufactu-
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and drayage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
LRss than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
sold in this market.
REPAIRING We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING when, with a small outlay, you can save the
expense Of buying new ones; and while an old
Trunk will not look as we'll as new one, yet 1t
will be Just as strong as new one. We also hx
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS Of the latest styles and best
make made expressly for us, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with.
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
| No. Aas Broad street, corner Fifth,
| and No. 9lS Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 4ss Broad street, corner OF
Fifth. je Its
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The Coming HOrse-2:23 Made by an
Unframed Stallion.
pro,, tho Chicago Tribune

A few weeks since it was stated in seve-
raj of the journals Of this country that a
great trotting phenomenon had just been
hrought out at Paris. The statement gave
the time of the horse at 2:23, which was
said to have been made without any pre-
vious training. The report was not be-
lcved on this side Of the water, and
wacers were freely offered that no such
performance had been made. From gem
tleman who has just returned rom Paris,
where he witnessed the trial, and who is
oc unuuestonablc varacity, we gather the
following:
On the visit Of the Gear to Paris he
brought with him, among other objects of
interest, stallion which was natural
trotter, and which, never having been
trained, had developed an extraordinary
degree of speed. This was the horse Be-
douin, an animal of Arabian blood crossed
with Holland stock. He has been in the
Emperor's stables ever since foaling, and
began to show the qualities of trotter at
seven years. When the Car went to
Paris he took the stallion with him. In
June last q trial was made of the speed Of
the horse in the Bots de Bologne in the
presence Of a. large gathering of English
and American gentlemen, patrons of the
turf. The track was rounded rectangle,
much the shape and size of one of
our ordinary hafmile courses. In q
heavy Russian gig, weighing 1875 pounds, the
groom of the stallion, man weighing 1875
pounds, drove the horse, which was very
lleshy, and not by any means in good
speeding condition, three times about the
course in tho time of 4:4I. The track was
measured by several gentlemen curious to
know the exact time, and was found to
measure nearly five-eights Of mile. The
stallion had therefore trotted mile and
scven-eighths at the rate of 1921 to the
mile. The effort was at once made by o
number of our Americans to purchase the
horse, and Elias Howe, Jr., offered $780,
600 for him, it is said. The Gear refused
to part with him, intending to keep him
for breeding purposes.
Bcdouin is eleven years old, fifteen
hands three inches in height, and weighed
at the time of the above trial l, l30 pounds.
He has beautiful head, limbs clean and
very strong, with a tail sweeping the
ground. 1t was thought that in good con
dition the stallion could trot mile in "a
at least.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionsen,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY

THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
i FOUR AND THREE.QUhRTsR ACRES OF
VERY VALUABLE TIMBER AND PARKING
LANDS, NEAR HAEoEgR CoURTHoUsE Foa
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-By the est OF J. S. B.
TiDsey, ESQ.,, We will sell at auction, at Hsnovev
Courthouse, on TUESDAY. August 27th, 1887, that
being court day, at II O'clock n, the very vxlu.-
Bile land above referred to. II 10 within few
miles OF the Courthouse, and near to both the
Central and the Richmond and fredericksburg
railroads. tHE
1t will be sold In separate rscs, divided as fol.
lows: Lot No. ., In the division or NAth aniel
Tinsley's estate, containing 1866 acres Lot No. 4
cynt1ins l2p acres. Thase lands adi oin N. r
Bowe, \; B Pnddy, and others. Also, .ss acres,
called CHERRY Row.
On tn . last named tract th ere are about twenty
&C res cleared and comfortable LOG HOUSE; the
balance Of rhe land Is heavily WOODED, and
some iarge portion heavily timbered with oak.
Hickory. and Cedar. II Is well uatsred With
never falling springs, and two creeks pass through
1t. afording some hne low grounds,
Thess lauds are va uab.e for their wood and
timber, and equally 80 tor agricultural purposes
beng near TO two railroads aud to The county seat
OF II an0ver county
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at six, twslys.
and eighteen moLhs for negotiable notss intarest
added secured by trust deed.
GRUBB6 WILLIAMS,
al ~ Aushonssrs.
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HH GENERAL AGENCY FOX Inc
sontbsrn States OF the MANHATTAN LIFE IN :
sURANCR COMPANY OF NEW YORK. H'en'
mond. Virginia. M an nm
a AEMuH a., iN'o'n l,sco, 900
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes OF payment OF premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given.
Dividends made annually on all participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies incontestible.
An nolicies non. forfsftab lie after three years.
p, T. MOORE, General agent, Kien moha'
]. ADAIR PLEAsANTs,
General Agen. for Virginia, North and eou'n
Carolina Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
!. 8. D. CULLEN, Medical Exam miner.
osBce No. 1901 Main street lover Telegraph
~ au lo-1m
office.
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Whiting Down q sque
Mania for Relics.
exandria (Virginial Correspondence OF St. Loui
Democrat.

Alexandra (Virginial Correspondence OF st Louis
Democrat.
We stopped colored individual and in
quired the way to the place where Colonel
Ellsworth was killed, and were informed
that the " Marshall House" was square
further on. There we found it, three
story brick building, old and dilapidated,
aristocratic enough, perhaps, for Virginia
as it was, and entirely typical of the old
civilization. At the entrance, sitting upon
the wooden steps, was tall, hard looking
white man in shirt sleeves, surrounded by
three or four "plain people like himself.
AS an excuse for entering the house, we
inquired the way to the "bar," and were
directed by the aforementioned individual
TO pass through the Office, turn to the left,
and go down stairs. AS we left the office
and passed into the hall, we at once recog-
nized the scene Of the murder, from the
pictures we had seen in the pictorial
weeklieS at the time Of the sad catas-
trophe. We found the tall individual in
shirt sleeves to be A. II. Gheen, the pro-
prietor OF the hotel, who has been run
ming the machine since the spring of 1862.
Mr.. Gheen kindly took us through the
whole house, and showed us various evil
dences Of the recent civil war. For long
time Mr.. Gheen was excessively annoyed
by visitors, nearly every one of whom
wanted something or other to take away
as a relic. He has had the stairway, ban
nisters, mouldngs, washboards, and floor
ing repaired throughout the house twice.
on account of visitors whiting away the
wood to carry Off as relics Of the place.
Since the last repairing, we were shown
further evidences Of this desire to secure
some memorial. Many of the new banis.
Ter rails were whitfield away to kite sticks,
ana about half the cornice aud dashboard
have disappeared. Even the steps have
Deen cut into, and in some places pieces
OF tue piastering which is believed to have
peeh rubbed by the shoulder of Ellsworth
as he fell. Mr.. Gheen told us he assured
people that that which they take awav was
recently placed there, and was neyar
touched by Ellsworth, but it will not salts
~ the rapacity Of the relic-seeker. In a
short time, even at the present rate of
whiting, the bannisters and rails will
have to be renewed. -
The flagstaff which Ellsworth ordered
10 Dc cut down is still kept in the house.
put Inc nag was carried away by the Zou-
h ,es: The floor stained by Ellsworth's
wn;"S was cut away long ago, and that
ranid,s so ss ITS place was disappearing so
stan,lSS mat the landlord had to be CON
disannso on haha to prevent the complete
800 p r. ns. OF his house. Tn order tn
sase h's building, he told us thu, ha 49,
inc remnants OF old boards carn;a a0 .vUA
anu bannisters, and cut them ;n .e' laias,
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il On TUESDAY the I'd day Of September next,
at lo M at the Merch ants Exchange in the city OF
Norfolk. there viii be sold by the Board OF Pub
the DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY,
amounting to SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SHAkES OF STOCK.
TBRNs OF SALE: The purchaser or purchasers
to pay cash and to give bond and security IN the
penalty Of 1900 900, TO be approved by the Board
Of Public WORKS, conditioned that the said canal
highway without any future charge upon the State
Of Virginia.
Full statements OF the condition OF the affairs of
the Dismal swamp Canal Company will be shown
on application at the Office Of said company, in the
city Of Norfolk. at any time until the day OF sale.
BY order OF Board Of Public Works.
J. NJ. HERNDON,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth and ex oficio
~ 30-2aw4w Clerk Of Board OF Public Works.
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By Harrison, doddin Apperson, Auctioneera
and Real Estate Agents.
MERRY HANDSoME AND Ellis

" ER Y HANDSOME AND ELE-
Y GANTLY- FINISHED BHICK TENEMENT,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
F!RST AND FoUsHEE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AuCT1oN.-Will be sold at auction. on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 27'h August. 1857 at half
past o'clock P. NJ the neat al attractive RESI-
pESCE located as above. adjoining the residences
tains twelve rooms aiso ample accommod ations
for servants. bssdes stable, carriage house. &c.
There are marbls mantss in several OF the rooms !;
also. gas and water CLOSETS; and the whole pre-.
misses drained by the large city oulvert which has
just been built.
The house is remarkably we'll built and the
location and neigh borhood most desirable one.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour
OF sale. HARRISON, GODDIN &APPERS0N,
au2? Auctioneera.
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ByI N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall

EXECUTORS AND COMMISSION
T. ER'S SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE JAMES
kIVRR ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTEnN.-As
executors of Ann N. Trent deceased, and at the
special commissioner appointed by the Circuit
Court OF The city Of Richmond in the case OF War
wicts Committee Us, Moncurs ct ais. the rub
serbers will proceed to sell vt pnblic auction,
upon the premises. on THURSDAY, September
18th; at O'clock, the valuable estate in Goosh-
land county known as Little Dover" This This
canal twenty. two miles above Richmond The
uvpar portion of the place, the estate OF ann x.
James River lowgrcunds Of unsurpassed fertility,
22S acres OF very superior highland, and, like tn
lowgrounds, particularly adapted to the growth
growth of oak Dr. wil,iam K. Trerts portion
contains a4o acres Of river owgrounds, 2o7 acres or
hi. bland. and IS acres of heavy oak timber. The
Quality Of this land Is in every respect equal to
that OF the upper part OF the estate.
The buildings consist Of adwelling. houss con-
taining four rooms, with an once In the yard con-
are ample. fhsre are two large ic.- houses and
Accommodations for large number OF laborers.
The orchards AID garden contain large and
choice variety of fruit.
This property offers rare inducements to persons
wishing to purchase a large estate, for although
purchaser of one portion the refusal of the other
will be given The place ha. always been re-
garded as Very healthy, and the society In the
yat7d
The stock and farming implements will he sold
at the me time for cash. Full possession will be
given on the lst day of January next, and avery
facility afforded the purchaser to seed crop OF
wheat this fall
TERMS OF SALE: For the lower portion, 50, 900
cash balance at two, three, and four years for
the upper portion, 5000 cash balance at two.
three, and four years Deferred payments on
both places to be secured by bonds bearing into
rest from the day Of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust upon the land.
THOMAS W. MGCANCE,
PETERFIELD TRENT.
Executors Of A. 3. Trent.
PETRRFlELD Trent, Special Commissioner.
au 90
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TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY
L sCREWs AND PRESSES.
FLATrENiEG MILLS, &o., &o,
made and repaired In the most thorough and work.
maplike manner, and
WARRANTED TO GIVE SUBTRACTION.
a the Works of
THE UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CARY STREET BxLow PIs7syzrE STREET,
where
Mr.. JOHN HANCOCK,
VINO has been engaged expressly for this work
VII be happy to see 6is old friends and customers.
among the odest and bost TOBACCO MAAUYAC.
Or'RiCHM0ND NIB La
DUKE SPICES AND FLAVORING
4 EXTRACTS. siftsd Grain Pepper; GrouDd
pePp.r, ground ana put up expressly for family
S.r sing and pure Race cGinxsF wsiis 1sn.
white Pepper Black and White Mustard sssd.f
Gallery sesd. Cortander Seed, Mace, Nutmeg. DO
also, Extraeis Of Lemon. Almond. Rose, CELERY,
cinnamon, Vanilla. &c., sold By v,ovrp ~
Apoth sesry, corner Sixth and Broad streets,
az H-2t< neat Market.
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r.rpy JAMES L. EAURfs
RoBRaTr. BROOKE.
pS r. III. n1AURY CO.,
(BsrABLIsHgD IN 1887
HAEKgRs ABD BROKzRS,
No. lola II ain street.
arst house below the post-omes,
RIcHaoHD, Va.
srER1Jsa EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, 6s.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and OoLLkCTlons
MADE on sn accessible points In tnS onl.so
- fe5
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SDec50E Notices.

nE WHY DOES THE FAR WEST rejoice
at the rapid strides made onward by the ohion
Pacific railroad. Because It bears with lightning
speed to their very hre'idea
cgALFAST's COCO CREAM,
the best
EAIR.DREssIEa
;, IN THB WORLD.
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NJ ATU RAJ BRIDGE, ROCK
IN BRIDGE COUNTY, VA.-PlTMAE CO.,
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, Is open this summer TO
good living, as the proprietors are determined to
spare neither pains nor expense in giving satsfae-
tion to all.
Persons visiting tho Rockbridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach this place every day by =
new line Of omnibussss, or by packet and coach.
Every facility will be given parties to reach any
point at any hour.
TERMS: @. 50 per day, $50 per month; children
.js i2-am. : = .vtg PITMAH d CO. n;
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nv Harrison, Goddin q Appsrson. Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.

DESIRABLE FARM OF TWO
a HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES Of LASD'
Braa ROAD FIVE MILES BELOW RICHM0NnR,
AND ONE NILE From The r6 Y9HK RlV 81
rsnnsst Of Mr. N. Hill we shall offer for sale at
pnblic auction on MONDAY the I'd day OF Sep.
tember next, at Henrico County court. boass at II
cd lo,ninU the land0 OF Allen King, John Bridge.
water Smith New, and Others and being Just be-
yond the outer line Of fortifcations.
bont three-fourtbs OF the tract Is cleared: The
improvements ara excellent, consisting OF hand
some DWGLLING-H HOUSE and all necessary cut.
houses, q frst-rate garden, and some choice frait
Mr. Young P. Watkins. residing on the place,
will take pleasure in showing 1t TO any person
DESTROYS Of purchasing
made known at the hour of sale.
HARRISON. GODDIN APPsRSnH,
nn2a Alctioneers.
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By Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers.
Northw est corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VALUABLE LOTS. ON THE
/ WEST SIDEuF SECOND BETWEEN DDVAL
AND BAKER STREETS, FOR SALEA AT AUCTION
We will sell at auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 10Th OF August at O'Clock L.
M the two valuable LOTS located above
described, fronting together IS feet on Second
street, and running back l2r feet TO alley 20 feet
wide This property Is we'll suited for the erec-
tion Of dwellings or stores
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
AuctiOusers,
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UCTION SALE.-T will sell at auc-
n ton, in front Of the store OF John Albert
Blair. No. lilo Main street, on SATURDAY, sist
August. at IL o clock M,
8 MULES. in good condition
COAL CARTS, with HARNESS.
Also. aBRICK STABLE two stories high, with
six stalls. and WOODEN STABLE, with loft and
buggy house attached, with four stalls; The sta,
bles are on Seventh strset north OF Leigh and VIII
'' JOHN BLAIR, Agent,
lilo Main street.
Tupus. Accommodating and made Known at
sale. Auso-h ucseok
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,r RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE-BATCHl

net BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
Logs HAIR DYE.-Thls splendid HAlR DYE 10
the bost In the world. The onlytr and perfect
dve-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO as
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural oiach
or brown; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes )
inyigorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiul.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHh-
rOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
- . .onntorrait je II
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~ FOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE
DRUG STORE, centrally located. and one OF Inc
heat stands In the city for both retail ana "nois-
sale business Address post-otiice boX io'0.
oxr