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M,xnp.s corRr-sArnRnAY Monv1uc-

MAYORS CoURT-SATURDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAH0ON PRESIDING. - William
Curtis (negro), charged with stealing pair
of wheels and axle from A. F. Gooch, was
sent on to be tried before the County Court,
the offence having been committed outside
of the city limits.
Gideon Martin, arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined two dollars.
jeff Johnson (negro), charged with being
diserderly and using obscene language in
the street, was fined two dollars, and in de-
fault of the payment thereof was commit
ted.
James E. Hickman and John Oliver were
arrainged-Hickman for assaulting Oliver
and Oliver for threatening to kill Hickman.
Both were discharged.
Robert Askew and Charles Hartman
(white boys), arrested for attempting to
rob the money-drawer of Jacob Keith, we're
discharged.
John Lewis (negro), arraigned for steal
ing dress and two dollars and half in
currency from EmeGe Washington, was sent
to the chain-gang for ten days.
The case Of Julia Turpin (negress),
charged with keeping disorderly house,
was continued until tomorrow.
The case of Harrison Cross and William
Rix (negroes), and Joe Kelly (white), the
parties implicated in the disturbance on
Tuesday last, was next heard. After the
examination of multitude of witnesses,
Rix was discharged, and Kelly and Cross
sent on for indictment before the grand
Jury at the November term.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., &, co. Will sell at their
warehouse, at 10 A. NJ, stock of groceries,
liquors, etc. -.r@ ... .sE5
WILLIAM r. TALL, high constable, will sell on
the premises, at p. NJ. a framed tenement on
the fat above the Tredegar Works.
COOK & &LAUGHTON will sell at Rev. Dr. Hop
sons, a 10 A. NJ, a lot of elegant furniture, a
Newfoundland dog. etc. ....
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at J. c. Pages,
corner Of Main and Ninth streets, at 10 A. NJ $,
stock of shoes. boots, etc.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell on the
premises. at p. NJ, house and lot on Fou-
shee between Clay and Leigh streets t..
WELLINGTON GODDIN VIII sch on the premi-
ses, at p. NJ, lot on the west line of Twelfth
between between Main and Cary streets.
LYME d BROTHER will sell at S P. NJ. the
house and store corner Of Twenty-ninth and
n streets. Also, brick tenement adjoining
.and two vacant lots on Twenty-ninth street be-
tween Leigh and N.
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS will sell on the premises,
at5P. NJ, two cottage residences on Council
Chamber Hill, on Ross street between Four
teenth and Mayo. --....-. .--z.
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EXHIBITION OF THE HORTICULTURAL AND
PoMoLoGICAL SoCIETY.-From what we
hear the second exhibition of this Society,
to begin the 22d proximo, promises to be
particularly attractive.
Every means have been used to secure
for exhibition choice specimens from the
farms, gardens, vineyards, dairies, and
households of the State. And to add to the
attraction, the walls will be adorned with
choice and valuable paintings and engraV-
ings-one of the former of which, we are
informed, the owner values at $1,000. We
shall further allude to these at the proper
time. One of the canvassers favored us
with glance at his list. Almost everybody
seems to have subscribed. Those who have
not should do so at once. The business men
of Richmond will find it to their interest to
contribute all the money needed to make
the exhibition great success.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The GERMAN LUTHERAN STNoD-FoURTH
DAY.-The Synod met on Saturday at the
usual hour, President E. G. ". Keyl in the
chair.
The meeting was opened with singing,
the reading Of the Sixty-frst Psalm, and
prayer.
Mr.. F. G. Dollinger, of New York city,
was granted leave of absence for the rest of
the session. The Synod then, as on Fri
day, resumed the discussion of thesis
eighteen, in support Of the peculiar doc
trines of the Church.
No business was transacted except the
discussion of theological questions.
Adjourned to meet this morning.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFiCE AU-
GUST 81" Driscoe," Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Ella W. Shumaker, Danville, Va. ;
John F. Ward, Tarboro' n. c.; William
Priddy, Hanover Courthouse, Va; Captain
William P. Care, Orange Courthouse, Va.
Miss M. A. Exert, Baltimore, Nd; E. S.
Voolfolk, Goochland Courthouse, Va; A.
G. Pritchett & Co., Pittsylyania county,
Va; \. Lazarus. Richmnnd-No
TRAVEL on THE RAILROADS.&C. Satur-
day evening the cars on the Central rail-
road were crowded with persons returning
from the different watering places. Al
though many are coming back to town, hun
dreds are still leaving every day for the
Springs.
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ANOTHER CALL FOR THE DREDGING Ma
cH1NE.-On Saturday last the Jane Em Emer-
son, loaded with iron for the Tredegar
Works, and drawing only eleuen feet eight
inches, dragged the bottom from the irst
militar bridge below the city to the first
can-buoy, a distance of one mile, and that,
too, with an ordinary tide. Later In the
day she was aground on the bar, where she
was compelled to remain until high tide at
night before she could be brought off by q
tug. We hope the Council will see the ne
cessity of at once putting the dredging ma
chine to work, else the channel will become
so obstructed as to- prevent even vessels OF
light draught from reaching the city.
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LIVERPOOL. August 29-Itis thought the Amer, I,H5
can schooner Colgate is safe. she was rspGTrte,s r
off the Isle of Man OIL Monday. The fePorteuioSS
of life Is unconfrmed.
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EVIDENCE OF FRAUD IN REGISTRATION.
From the following statement, prepared by
a city official, it will be seen that the num-
ber of negroes registered in Richmond ex-
ceeds the number assessed by about $500,
while the discrepancy in the list Of whites
is only about 100:
Marshall Ward.-John Giblin, assessor :
Whites assessed, G03; registered, 63S-dis-
crepancy, 35. Colored assessed, 429 regis
tered, 736-discrepancy, 307.
Jefferson Ward.-Thomas W. kimbrough,
assessor Whites assessed, 1852; register
ed, 1,6Ol-discrepancy, 10. Colored as
sessed, SS2; registered, l,9H-discre-
pancy, 1862.
Madison Ward.-E. NJ. Schofeld, as
SCISSOR: Whites assessed, l,729; registered,
l,6S5-increase, A. Colored assessed,
l,13S; registered, 1,3S5-discrepancy, 247.
Monroe Ward.-John F. Saunders, as
SCISSOR: Whites assessed, 1,615; registered,
1,675-discrepancy, 50. Colored assessed,
1901; registered, 1,93Ediscrepancy, 633
Clay Ward.-Richard Reins, assessor
Whites assessed, 776; registered, 772-in-
crease, 4. Colored assessed, 1856; regis
tered, OS-discrepancy, 223.
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CIRCLE OF TEMPERANCE.-Att the regu-
lar meeting of the Richmond Circle Of
Temperance, held on Friday evening, the
following officers were elected and duly in
stalled M. P. Handy, s. c.; W. H. Plea
SAINTS, J. c.; W. H. Pitts, T.; George T..
Baldwin, F.; f. Peasants, R.; j. A..
French, A. R.; James Atkison, U.; W. H.
Taylor, A. T.; E. c. Walthal, P; J. J..
Royster, "; E. W. Cone, c.; Rev. P. B.
Price. P. s. c..
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OFFICER PEcoR's CAsE-Row BETWEEN
PoLIcEMEN.-On Saturday morning Mayor
Chahoon Investigated the case of police
officer Pecor, who, it will be remembered,
was suspended week or two ago by Mill
tary Commissioner Hambrick, on the charge
of striking a negro prisoner without good
cause. After hearing the evidence brought
forward by Lieutenant Hambrick the Mayor
decided to continue the case until to-day.
A few minutes after the continuance had
been announced, Mr.. Pecor went into the
room adjoining that in which the Mayors
Court is held, and there met policeman
Vaughan, one of the " new ISSUE" who had
said that the saw him strike the negro.
Pecor asked him if he had said 30,
and being answered afirmatively, called
Vaughan liar. 0thor high words passed
between them, and then Vaughan in turn
called Pecor liar, and the latter imme-
diately struck him. A scutfle ensued, but
the parties were soon sar"""--'' - ,,''
Mayor Chahoon, who had not left the
house, was called in, and after hearing
what the by-standers had to say, informed
Mr.. Pecor through the chief of police that
his resignation would be accepted.
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STATE TAxEs.-Sheriff Wright notifies
Taxpayers in another column that the tax
bills will be ready for payment on the Sd
day of September, and that he will be in
attendance at his Office to allow parties an
opportunity of having any legal alterations
made in their bills and paying their taxes.
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WHERE IS THE DREDGING-MAcHINE p
This query is being propouuded every day.
Captains of vessels come up the river ID
fear and trembling. Commerce is suffer-
ing. Passengers are avoiding the sand-bars
of the James by taking another route.
Where is the dredging-machine Can our
city authorities answer the question ! Can
the harbor-master enlighten us 7 Where is
the dredging
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SALES OF. REAL EsTATE.-S. n. Davis,
auctioneer, sold in the past few days the fol-
lowing property : Lot fronting on Clay street
near First SO feet, with framed dwelling
thereon, for s., 200 cash; also brick cot
tapa ON Marshall near Monroe street, front
ins 30 feet, for 81 200 cash !; also 81 acres
Of land on the Fredericksburg railroad,
eight miles from Richmond, with small
dwelling thereon, for 81 500.
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DzsseLUTgONs, &C.

RIcRMoNp, May soth, 1888.
TSHE UNDERSIGNED having entered
4 into nartucrship al the old stand of DANIEL
0,DoNSrII No sIe Broad street. between i lsitn
and Ninth, are now prepared to do PLUMBIhGa
GAS and STEAM F1TTiSG, ana dfDhAOLAC
WORK GENERALLY. ~ ;
The long connection Of one Of the partners N the
water department of this city as superintendent,
him practically qualified for the construction OF
water works. and therefore win contract LOT any
work In this line, either in town or country. we
hone by promptness and good work TO merh
reasonable share OF public patronage.
JAMES L. DAVIS,
teseodsn DANIEL O'DONNELL.
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LEFT R1cHMoND.-Mr. J. P. Tyler, a
well-known citizen, for long time known
as municipal officer, left Richmond on
Saturday for the South. He has accepted
an appointment on the Alabama and Flo
rida railroad.
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DYEHNG AND SECURING.

TSTABLISHED IN 1860-L. LINNE-
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 42o
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
shawls, cloaks aud sacques dyed in any colors de-
sired or cleaned in the very best and neatest man;
ner. Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed, and
warranted 10 give satisfaction. have also estab-
ilshed printing department. and will print ladies'
silks, merinos, poplins, delaines, and alpaca
dresses. Call and see samples or my printing:
L. LINNENAN,
Practical Dyer, Scourer, and Cleaner;
P.S-Persons residing at distance from the
c1ty can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again In the same way at short no
tice. al "-"hi
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A BRITISH SUBJEcT.-It is stated that
Mr.. William Bagnall, the -four inspector
appointed by military authority, is Bri-
tish subject, having never taken the oath of
allegiance to the United States Government.
How is this
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sEEDsmEN, FLORISTS, &C.

SEEDS.-We have on hand every variety
Of CABBAGE SEED for fall sowing Also, a
full supply Of our celebrated CURLED KALE,
POTATO ONIONS, SHALLOTS, ONION
CLOVES, &c. Also, prime TIMOTHY and other
GRASS SEEDS. ALLAN & JOHNSON,
au2s 1906 Main street.
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Many severe and long-standing cases Oh teI-
ter. itch. ringworm, barbcr's itch, poison oak,
blotches and other eruptons of the skin have been
cured by using BESSoS'S SALALEM BROTH. Pre-
pared by j. L. Benson, Richmond, Va. For sale
by all druggists.
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Airt1mond 1ispatttr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH-
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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POKT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20, 1858.



s,aamer State of MARYLAND Baltimore merchan-
disc and passengers, Harveys llllams;
Steamer eliza Hancox,, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. 3. Iatn4. inf c,,rr.h
Schooner Jane Emerson, Van Ciiet, SaVahhah'
Schooner Henry Middleton, Brown, Rodonda,
guano, c. T. Wortham ( o. ,.,,,ou 1,,oos
schooner Mary Jane, Baltimore, lumber James
Schooner Adcline Townsend Townsend, New
York. iron, Tredcgar Works.
SAILED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. Harveys y WlllilhS'
MEMORANDA.
Schooner J. L. Maloy sailed from Boston Tor
Richmond on the 10th. - 1I,hord
SchOoners NJ. Aiierton and G. I. Hubbard
cleared from New York for Richmond on the Z9tn. M
Information has bccu received that screw,plie
lighthouse has been erected on snits mn, ;'t o yii
be exhibited for the first time on the epeh.s W
September 8, 1868 land every evening ~
at which time the light vessel now nahie Isbt Hesse
moored close TO the lighthouse for the Protsc.oh
of the work during its progress, VIII De Miu I ~
Ihs lghonSe sans esn o tde Win from four to
fathoms within l5O yards OF 1t TO ths easts az
two fathoms on the shoal extending abouI one ,h i
all round from northwest by westward 10 south
west The iron work of the foundation Is p@lnTIihu M
red; the superstructure Is palnted Will VIII ,ans
ill,,niating apparatus Is 3s-order Freshei iets.
Showing fixed white light, Illuminating tns entiLI I'LL
horizon' rhe focal plane is waited thirtyIeight
feet above ordinary Level aud the sont liant eeTen
nautical miles A fog bell, 10 be rung py !, ma, u,
chiaery, and arranged to be struck hn5 m S,he
intervals OF fifteen seconds, Is atIaeneo " 'A
lighthouse on Its eastern side. 80 ,,o po
Vessels passing up or down the bay or in,U r.e',
tomac river and Having from tweiSe I've 70
feet draft of water may approacn t.e hSascaIs of
safely 10 within distance OF 2oo yards. ,hd of
heavier draft should give it birth OF one thro Oh
amile.
,hn ugl,f T.
can schnoner CoIl,ate Is safe. She was reported
of the Isle of Man on Monday. The reportr rdloSs
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AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

TKANK D. HILL,
Il GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
Will RENT OUT HOUSES and l. L Z CT
CLAIMS OF every description.
Refers 10 Messrs. Lancaster X Co.; POwhat2n
Weistyer Esq; John NJ. Goddin, Cashier Planters
National Bank; Messrs. William C.. Dunham &
Co. Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company
DR.. +. r. Deane; Messrs. W. K. Martin u Go.
jy 3G-lm
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NJ. ELLYsoS 4 Co. Will Insert adverl lisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
3l-pndk
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A CURIOSITY Mrs. w. j. Rose has fa-
vored us with real curiosity-an egg laid
by a chicken Matched on the Sd of July last.
Tie egg is on exhibition in our museum.
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ap 20
q cPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE.

CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE.
- MENT, l86s.-GREAT SHORT kOUTI
TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST, We
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANI
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARNYING THI
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TR Al n S.-Th'
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now ru
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTI
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAI. TRAIN leaye
Richmond daily AT l0:lo A. NJ, arriving In Wash
lngtou at S:l5 Z. h.. connecting with the early af
.crnoon express trains for the North, East, ant
West. - -,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, witt
elegant CARS, with the new patent sleeping cha1r
attached, leaves Richmond daily (Snndays except.
Cd al s:lo z. NJ, arriving in Washington at III
A. NJ connecting with the early morning trains
for the North East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop al Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
aud all way stations leaves depot, corner Broac
and Eighth streets, at s p ID. Returning, arrives
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS To all principal points.
For further information and through tlchets, ap,
ply at the Office of the company, corner Broad ano
Eighth streets, Shockoe HILL and at the tlcke'
Office. corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY, General TICKET Agent:
s.HrrEI RUTH SUPERINTENDENT. myn
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.RuG STORE FOR sALE.-A DRUG

~ STORE which has been established and
doing = good business particularly In co:apound-
ing Prescriptions, FOR more than twelve years; for
sale on accommodating terms, the owner Wishing
10 leave the State. For particulars, adiress box
10 Charlottesville, Va. shS-eooiih
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FLoUR.-Country is quoted to-day by the dray
load suprriine. SOS 10 Sll extra Sll 10 sI.,
family, Sl3. The extreme prices are now ntte
more than nominal. for they can scarcely ~ All DC
realized especially because Of the fall IN wheat.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.

NXTINDOW SHADE DEPOTi
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
1885 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
is stil al his old tricks Keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment or SHADES In the
city latest styles In Gold Velvet, and Palntec
Shades with all the fixtures 70 match.
CLEAR THE TRACK.
High prices, down you come All know COL
DEN nc always had the cheapest Shades at h1f
old stand on Broad street.
TABLE 0ILCLOTH
IN Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, and
all the colors: Black, for covering carriageE, In
Dr!u and Duck: l. 900 Paper Shades at your own
price.
n. B.-Shaiss made 10 order. Stnrekeepers and
pedlers supplied at Nc" York. ricS". " s--3m
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VARNHsEHES.

EARNHSHES.
" a r n l S II Z s.
WEARING COACH BODY,
COACH
CARRIAGE.
FURNITURE,
PAINTERS,
JAPAN DRYING,
ASPHALTUM,
IRON, .
DAMAR WHITE.
These Varnishes consigned from the best
manufacturer. are we'll known in this market, and
are warranted TO give satisfaction. For sale at
manufacturers prices by
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
au2s Richmond, Va.
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TARTER'S COMBINED WRITING AND
I J COPYING INK-As agents for the maQu-
faC,irer we offer this INK, Wholesale and retail,
New York prices Also fer sale ale srsnc e. pk
aanJ a large stock of Blank Books and Stationery.
A'A" " RANDOLPH L ENGLISH,
Dealers in Law and Miscellaneous Books,
aul ISzo MALI streeI'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC AUGUST 81, 1868.
Sun rises ..........533 Moon setS....,;.....'s
Sun Gets ,8a7i High tide, =. NJ. .2t
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TRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
All ao HUNDLEY i TATUM.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBCRG}
RAIrPnAn COMPANY. May 25. 1865.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.

DiCHMUND AND DANflLLE NALL.
hROAD-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On anC
after TUESDAY, April q, 1885, the passenger
trains Oh this road win run as follows:
GOING WEsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leayes
daily at a:?7 PM. connecting at Burkerille witt
the Southside road for Farmville; Lynchburg ano
r0ad, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn:
Louisville, Columbus &C., KY; Huntsville. De.
c2,ur, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand junction, Vlcks.
burg &C., Miss; New Orleans, &c, and at Greens
ooro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. montgomery, MO-
Bile, New Orleans, &c.
GOING EAsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leaye!
Greensboro daily at $50 A. n. leaves Danyill,
ds!ly at $3.50 A. NJ. connects at Burkevte with thu
Saulhside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg
dC.
through tickets can be procured al the tlcke
o1ic.s in Richmond and Danville to all Important
POINTS South and Southwest and at Greensboro
and Danville to all points North, East, and West
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
sn.0 Superintendent.
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HENRY MILLER,
WINE MER CH A n 7,
1903 MAIN STREET,
,els Richmond. Va.

pURE MATTED RYE W HISK Ely.
GENERAL LEE BRAND.
have now on hand 100 barrels OF TINS article 80
desirable for family use and meacinai pnrposSs5s' pS5
Iwarrant it to be PURE MATTED RYE, COZ
PER-DISTILLEDa and FREE FROM ALL Il ADuLt !! tt.t
q e. ~ verv hest article of whiSkey In this mar
ket. S1EI u 1tsi az M q IN sf rect
1o,1 Am corner of Seventeenth street.
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MIDWAY, AUGUSTA COUNTY, vA.,l
August ID, 1858. :
.Hessrs. Herbert d Hdtrston, Baltimore:
Gentlemen, used ANDREW CoE' S PHOSPHATE
last spring on corn, wheat, potatoes, grass, cab
bages, and vines and In every instance 1t acted as
well any fertilizer could do. think as long as
the phosphate is kept up to the present standard
Respectfully, JOHN c. DICKINSON.
CnARLoTTEsvILLE, VA, August 10, 1868.
Messrs. Herbert d. Hairston.: l-.
Gentlemen,-I can cheerfully say I am much
pleased so far with ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE
ON my corn. Where used 1t there Is a difference
in size of from two to three feet and In maturity
of more than week In favor of thlsphosphate.
Respectfully, q ED. A. WEIGH.
.s E-aa AMSTERDAM, VA, Julys1, 1888.
Nessrs. Herbert &c Hafrston 4"1t-s--ss
L used ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE by she side
Of No. Peruvian, and could see difference be-
tween the two. Both did well. will want some
Very respectfully yours, -r.e
MoSAsK1N, LANCASTER COUNTY, yA.,}
. August 10th, 1858. )
.Nessrs. Herbert d. HatrSton: s--a..ra..
Gentlemen,-I purchased two tons Of Goes
PHOSPHATE last fall, and applied 1t IN compari-
son with A No. Peruvian guano, each drilled In
with wheat. at the rate of about one hundred and
fifty pounds per acre. on similar land. Tne CROWN
of straw greater where the guano was applied,
but the yield of wheat greater and the quality bet
ter where used the phosphate. also purchased
corn. The growth Of oats was very fine the corn
looks well, and bids fair to yield heavily. shall
want more to apply to wheat this fall.
Very respectfully, A. L. CARTER.