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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20
DLuE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.
" WI X LlNM YANGEi, {: SiEi JM.. S'h Principals.

Ms school for boys opens September lst and
tgt.r- the last of June following.
TkANS: Board aud tuition. exclusive OF fuel.
n.ts> and washing, for session OF ten months,
- IN currency. with pro rata deduction for boys
eI,rrtug during the session.
Wnl large and cunInOdous buildings. bath
,,Ia~ included IN "A section free from temptation
iaa,sIuHtiun. noted for 1t, beauty of scenery IL
+, .tutulacss and IT'S social and religious advan
t..r, ne location could he more desirable for 4
NE school. The Lite DR. GcSsncr Harrison, on
,,irlng from the University Of Virginia. conduct
II his place school of extensive reputation
..a patronage.
TIE Principals cducated at the University of
r.iut.. and 'C"rIihlly and confidently COM
-.n ,.i 10 pah'ic fiyorn By the Faculty of thai
..tituiiuu have had successful experience Of
3, .uId ten wears, respectively. Us teachers IL
,..""i> and =, llcs"s of high grade. They will give
,HhDlr 81 their time aud energy To the Interests :
d 'a" school. and Will be assisted 10y other teach
u,mt rbility.
Il, course Of instruction will he thorough In all
h,grh", usually Taught in schools Of highest grade
>tn.iai attention vii! j.. given TO bookkeeping
4gl u the most pra tical purtions of natural
.rHrc-. To those who may desire II, opportunity
,. It, Afforded for instruction In drawing amt
aa.c
circulars. containing full particulars, will be
'' Shed on application 10 either of the pr Incl
a.. is l3-cOdl0t
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PIc-NIC.-The scholars of the Masonic
school had picnic at the pump-house on
Saturday. The day was passed in the en-
ioyment of all sorts of pleasures by the
scholars, who returned to the city wishing
tor the speedy return of another such day.
The proprictors of the Spotswood, Exchange,
and Ballard Hotels generously furnished
their omnibuses gratuitously for the trans
portatiOn OF the children.
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THE HAnBoR.-The increase Of business
in our harbor is shown by the fact that
during the past week there were thirty ar
rivals, while there were only thirteen the
week before. These figures include the
regular steamers. We have already ad-
verted to the unusual amount OF foreign
shipping in port. Two other barques, az
this writing, are reported bound up the
river to be loaded, it is said, with tobacco
for foreign ports.
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MARINE ACCID ENT.-As the schooner
Young Teazer, Captain Berger, from Ne"
York, was coming into the dock on Satur-
day evening she struck the main yard of the
steamer Niagara, thereby causing the los-
of her own topmast, which falling, broke
the skylight, and nearly resulted in the
serious injury Of the captain and part OF
the crew, who were standing on deck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

ARRIVAL or CoNv1cTs. The following
convicts were brought to this city from Spot
sylvania county on Saturday: Albert Har-
roll, convicted of robbery, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for eight years Viii
liam Atkins, convicted of robbery, and
sentenced to confinement in the penisen-
tiary for enc year.
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LIST OF UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REHAIN-

ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE JULY 20,
lS68.-Mss Lavini Sea (colored), Green
brier county, Va. Francis Goings Rev
Charles B. Stuart, Desoto parish, La; John
Shultz, Portsmouth, Va; B. II. Berry
Richmond, Va. Miss Lucie Montgomery
Chulu depot, Va. Il. j. Bell, Danville; f
G. Claiborne, Ringgold, Va; W. Patterson
Smith, Gloucester Courthouse Mark 10,
seph, fredericksburg, Va.
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HrxRrro County CoURT.-This court
transacted little business of public interest
last week.
The case Of Sally Anderson, charged with
arson. was continued until the next term, on
motion of the accused.
The case of William Metcalfe, charged
with unlawful shooting, was also continued.
Adjourned on Saturday until to-day.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Wellington God
din sold on Saturday afternoon u small
house and lot in tho plan Of Belvidere, in
the occupancy Of Mr.. Robert Brown, for
$3.50.
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PARDON GRANTED.-The Governor OIL
Saturday pardoned Robert King (colored) ,
convicted in the County Court OF Loudouu
Of petit larceny, and sentenced to twelve
months Imprisonment in the county jail.
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N7ANTED, AGENTS.-sl75 per month
w To sell the NATIONAL FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE, This machine is equal tn the
standard machines in every respect and l, s1id al
The low price of go. Ad'ES.ss NATluNAL SEW :
'>'N 1e Aim
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DEWARE OF HATTERS. TABOR

DEWARE OF HATTERS, TAILORS,
I'D AND sEOEMAkERS REPAIRING fOtfT
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. take your ma
him ut the Union Manufacturing Comnany's
Works, on Cary street near Fifteenth where You
can get NEEDLES and ANY part or any sewing
IN the Sloat Elliptic, Wheeler x Wilson, Grover
L Baker and do = general SEW1NG-AACHlNE
REPAIRING BUSINESS.
All repairing WAREANT MED.
j. 20-im GEORGE II. BROWN.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING.-There will be
Conservative meeting at Sidney Park at
O'Clock tonight. r. 7. Daniel, Esq, Ma
ior A. R. Courtney, and others, will speak.
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PARDON REFUsED.-Pardon has been re-
fused James D. Triplett, convicted in the
Circuit Court of Madison county, and SEN
,enced to the penitentiary for FIVE years.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND July ls lsss.
oFrRRT~Gs
U5snt.-White 3, 30 bushels. Red. 2a2 bushels
CorT.-White. 9s bushels. Yellow. $50 onshes'
!" 0ats.WOld, 30 bushels. New, 300 bushels.
SALES.
Ubsnt.-White. 4I4 bushels good NJ sZ.oo: 90
buebr,s good ut So sea. s3I bushels very gooa NJ
10 as asI bushels prime on private terms Leps @
bushels good ON private terms q bnsbe; ta'r a nn
In sbeIo Ped laa bushels very good on private
terms 1870 bushels good private terms . Gnsn
els prime at g. IS 2sl bushels prime on phnIs
terms Is4 bushels very good at 81 goo o.on 40 s
very good at s2 s21: lis bushels very tar st -
bushels ordinary at g. 3a-total. j. oss nusneis'
f'orm.-Wh!tn SO bushels damaged at si.z'.
Ootts.-1s bushels prime mt soc.
RE-ENHIBITED
CoTn.-Yellow. $50 bushels. Mixed 800 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

City CouScn.-An adjourned meeting
Of the Council will take place this after
noon at 5 o'clock. The establishment OF
free schools is the subject appointed for
consideration
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara. Blakeman. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers. W. g. Dnnham Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
schooner Mary and Frances. Philadelphia. coal,
Hawes ( Merrimap. wv
Schooner G.. A. Grant, Philadelphia coal. WIFI
Roberts. 49,
Schooner Argo, Philahelphia, coal, Staples 6
Blair.
Schooner Young Teazer, New York, iron ore,
Old Dominion Works.
SAILED.
Steamer State or Maryland. Baltimore. nerchan-
disc and passengers Harveys Williams.
Steamer Niagara. Rlakcman New York. mer-
chaudise and passengers. W. G. Dunham Co.
Schooner Hope, down the river light.
MEMORANDUM.
PHILADELPHIA. July 17.-CIeared schooncrs j.
Rowlett and Merchant for Richmond.
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JUDGE MEEEDITH's CoURT.-The Circuit
Court of this city will meet at II O'Clock
this morning.
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AitItutoltd Dispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH ~
rs LA AaGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have made
IN application for the renewal Of Il tERTlFl-
CATE OF STOCK OF the Oh! Dominion Iron and
Nail Works Company for l43 shares, said scrip
having been lost.
iel-M2m +. MARX, NJ. u.
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WANTS.

WANTED, a MAN with small family,
w sober. industrious. and the most undouhtcc
Recommendations, 10 take tolls on turapikc.
such person may apply ut 100 Main street from
- o'clock uniil Z. VI. 23-3t
"ANTED, IN active YOUNG MAN,
w white or colOred-wcll acquainted In Rich
mont--a good ostier, to drive a wood cart and ho
generally useful. Nome without the hest evidence
II character and qualifications need apply.
}. i. WATKINS,
Fuel Factory, south side of the basin
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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LOST AND FOUND.

VNTENT FROM MY HOUSE ON FRI
w DAY the 18th. EIGHT SMALL MEkINO
~IiEEP and ONE LAMB. The sheep have
fresh tar mark on the rump. For taking them up
or lor any information that can get them
liberal reward will be paid.
B. BRAUER, Stall No. % First Market,
10 pr No. s36 Brook a
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HIGH SCHOOL, AT
1 GOSHEN DEPOT. VIRGINIA CENTRAL
-, ROAD RDCkBRlDGE COUNTY, VA.
II prlnriDal

EAIIRUAU. EUCkBhlDGE COUNTY, VA.
H. = Il. WOOD, Principal.
!; 4uhvss !, y SGD' a. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Tltrl session september 10. 1858, to June 2S 1855.
Ancient; aud modern languages. mathematics,
rt,ll engineering. English branches, elements o
natural ana moral sciences, aud history.
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
IL. University "f Virginia Washington College,
and busi ness pursuits.
!, rd!4Ily recommended by the professors Of the
Tnlyc,.ity OF Virginia, Washington College, and
= largc nu!nher II patrons In different States.
I,.m- for whole session. tuition. board. fuel,
xa.Alug and lights. $3.50 In currency, half on en-
r nee balance lst February.
Pu,t-pflce, Goshen Bridge, Rockbridge county.
g.. \ l3--ppl8t
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CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NEAR
sT,T<TDS. VA. by PIkE POWERS
h-.ps the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
nd loses the last Of June.
TrnM,: For board and tuition, Exclusive OF
,,t.lIu. ilghs and towels $50 per half session,
,,,shIr IA advance.
'IlyrErKSCES The Faculties Of the University
,f[lryiui. the Virginia Military Institute, and
PIKE POWERS
,,c-s,wtIS Staunton. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

CUMAC WA D.-The subscribe;
= wishes to purchase prime dry article rf Si.-
MAC. for which he Is willing to pa. the hi ghcsl
market price. Parties who have the article Oh
hand win do well by calling on or addressing
FRANK ). SNYDER,
Warehouse Twenty-second and Cary streets;
Post-oiiice box 3d., Richmond, W..
ty lS-detw!l&
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EDUCATIONAL.

,,rHNoSp MALE ACADEMY, ,,,,,
DII"' FRANKLIN STREET
IL ,srwrFS THIRD AND FOURTH.
Ut Of this school will be resumed un-
TSe fNcT' -, dircrtIon and control OF the under
=, ". On MONDAY. 2iss Of sericmbs,r; ,,ad isS' :rcn
FOR tcVHrt% -, the principal bookstores In tie
;.r> ~ 'e '0 y. GodDSOS. lo2 Fifth street.
-, u. ;. DUGGETT, jR..
,,.can 100 seventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

TOR RENT, the large and convenient an
L DWELLING at the northeast corner OLE
leigh aud Eighth streets. PnSse3sirn lst Of sep
frmber next. j. IL. APPEkSDN,
iv lift Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

MOTT E.-Wanted Immediately, 200
" barrels NEW IRISH OTATOkS. VIII
pay the highest market price for them.
l.. POWERS
iyl5 No. 1910 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

NANTED, MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w WOMAN to nurse an infant. Good re-
Icrences required. Apply to the undersigned, on
he Grove road, one mile from the city;
iy l7-3t* ID. 4. LUMLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

" NTED An unmarried, middle
w aged yirginian desires Il PROFESSOR
ship IN A COLLEGE,, or TO PURCHASE A
b0rhood. suitable Tor a classical school. He ha-
from former pupils, patrons, and professors Of he
University ofNirgihia testimonials &c., ofquali-
ication to teach English French German. Latin,
Greek Anglo-Saxon, Mathematics; and also
teaches Bookkeeping Spanish. and Italian: Ad-
dress giving terms and references, care or Don
mans & Johnston Petersburg, Va, X. b"
~ oayta mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

NANTED, q SUPERIOR COOK and
w LAUNDRESS. without incnmbrance, for i
small family. Apply at No. HOS Cary street.
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WOOL WOOL

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR
WOOL by CHARLES HOWARD,
je5 corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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GOOD MOULDERS
w can obtain employment by apply Ing at once
~ TAPFEI, LUMSDEN It CO..
iv 10 n Petersburg Va
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NTANTED, A FIRST-RATE COOK.
w WASHER. and IRONEK. without incum-
iriuce. Apply ut No. 81 Fourth street, between
Law and Lri&n j. ls--3tt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Is, 1888.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 20, 1883.
sun rises s............4s3 Moon sets. 80
sun sets s,.7.07 High tide. =. NJ. Asa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats OF
N the JAMES RIVER AND iASAWHA CA.
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as uSnai na
promptly at II M. on TUESDAYS THUhsDA1S
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid at Inc op-
tion Of the shipper. Freight received ana ne-
lIyered at my Office, on the dock.
way freight win not be delivered I'LL charges ars
paid.
Do soIi' Fl io'AeO A''0 EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

y. MARY Jut1A rIIH nAhDWIS yxSEk1tStsf rrisSsipsflj
,Mt.,.d IVA corps OF IN EL' d E-Af EHiSseEb
gEc.t HERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-20

TOR RENT, by the first Of nextNa
month. the STORE nh iiWELLING- E.u
HOUSE at present occupied ny Mr. Charles Sicyrl,
vcry suitable for shoe store. Fortcrns. &c. ap-
plvto j. KINDERNATER e BOOK.
~ l7-1< Druggists.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, TWO FRONT ROOMS, ,R
L furnished or uufurni,ied dining-room ILL
In the basement. bath room and servants acc"lD-
,lations. Terms low to good tenant. References
exchanged. Apply at 3O8 Main street between
'Cbi ri and Fourth iv 2O-lt*
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SHIPPING.

------~~-~~-~------~~~-~-~-~-~(
TOR BALTIMORE. - Steamer E{TfSS
L PETERSBURG. Captain RODENT sszs1a;asAs.. sSszs1s
TRAvERs will leave her wharf on II EsDA
NIGHT. July 2lst Freight received up 10 !
O'Clock TUESDAY EVENING. For freight or
passage, apply to ,,
" 20-et HARVEYS s WILLIAMS, Agents.
TOR NEW YORK.-Steamer &SA
4 ISAAC BELL. BOURNE, will lsaressszasllssssesas
her wharf on TUESDAY, July 2lst. at oci.GA
L. NJ Freight received up to Z: N. Fare, 8l2
Round tickets geo. Steerage, ~. For statero@ms
apply to ,.xco
jy 2o-2t Eleventh am Nam slrre.s.
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,crsTa FEMALE SEMINARY,
4 " STAfTNT9N Y

u
. NARY JULIA BALDWIN. Principal.
NiI,s8 US Evs corps OF TW ELFE EXPERIENCED
TEACHEks'
~, rtIz,BFTH MCCLUNG, Miss AGNES
re. Boarding Department
nov, session begins the 18TH OF SEP
t55uFx, l.ss and closes the MIDDLE Or
.l7E<ruS IN for the whole session. HALF PAYA-
r. ADVANCE: remainder, 18TH FEB
SShl1HEp Including furnished room, fuel. and
~ Vt',i,n in English coursc) .$2lo o.
-" vocal and instrumcntal). LANGUAGES.
AInp WING and PAlNTlSG........EX EXTRA.
r.ts,nlcs containing X. details vii! be sent By
-,iI 6n appicAtion to Principal.
RETERESCEs.
The Faculty Of University of Virginia ; OF W ASH
ION college, Va. of Union Theological Semi
1-.ii cons lder this school among the best II not
o.. =, ~ best. ia the South.
~ WILLIAM II. McGUFFEY. d. D.,
Professor University o. Virginia.
II consider 1t the best female kchool | ever
rr.x r. ". SMITH. ID. D.,
Professor Theological seminary, Va"
AS school II has no superior in this country.
:. g \ Christian household where love and duty
~ The CONTROLLING powers.
ALEXANDER Fl. II. STUART"
- regard this school In It's whole organization
,.a conduct rs worthy Of the unrescrved conn
tncp Of parents who wish their daughters tauRh
.anud learning. graceful accomplishments ana
- rr,,.' TrincIuIcs. JOHN B. BALDWIN,"
II know nf NJ school anywhere with which both
.,f- aud pupils seem 10 be more fully satisfied.
~. l.. CAMPBELL,
Professor of Washington College"
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TLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL. OAK AND PINE WOOD.--We are
agents of the Clover Hill Company. and are pre-
pared To sell the same 1T the lowest market rates.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL and WOOD. we
should be glad to have call from our friends and
the public generally.
BRAZEAL & COTTRELL.
IL Ninth Il aud HaSin hank.
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rtIz,BFTH McCLTTNG, Miss ACNE
.h'y r'St; boarding Department.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEMUVAL-COAL OFFICES. P. La
Ii THROP has removed his COAL OFFICE to
With ample stock is prepared to furnish IN amy
quantity FIRST QuALIfi RED AND WHITE
tiso. superior BITUMINOUS LUNP COAL,
fer gratcs. y. l.. LATHROp,
4, 20 Seventeenth street at drawbridye.
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"Your correspondent has just returned
from a trip to Bitter creek, which stream is
on the Pacific slope of the mountains, one
hundred and fifteen miles west of this town.
Our train, consisting of twenty-four four
mule teams, was loaded with grain for the
use of stock employed on the grading now
being done on the aforementioned creek.
We struck the line of the railroad twenty
miles west of the North Platte river, and
followed its course up valleys, over bluffs,
and through gaps and passes; and although
the wagon road is new and very rough, We
reached our destination in-fiye days. The
greatest impediment to general travel on
This route is the extreme scarcity of grass
and water. On the summit we found a
broad stretch of level country, in the centre
of which is an alkali pond-or lake, as most
of the mountaineers choose to say-which
is the only source for water at this point:
This water is very strongly impregnated
with alkali, but all drinking, both BY man
and beast, is imbibed from within lis con-
fines.
t1At another place we were compelled to
send one team eight miles into the noun
tains for a load of snow, which we reduced
to water, and thus supplied suffering ma
ture. The line Of the railroad from THIS
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GOAL.-I am now prepared to furnish
" BEST
CLOVER HILL AND MIDLOTHIAN LUMP,
AVERAGE. AND SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL. G. B. LIPSCOMB.
Office Fourteenth street
1y lin near DaDvillc drpot.
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The Rocky Monntafns-NewC Cities
InAfan Depredations-The Pacific
na

A correspondent of the Cincinnati CON-
ne,t al writes from Benton City, Dakota,
und' r date of July 4, as follows
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TOAL, ,COAL-WOOD, WOOD.--I am now
" receiving, and on hand. full supplyof BEST
ANTHRACITE COAL, and am prepared 70 fnr-
uish II from 81. % To &c. per ton 600
poundsj delivered and best OAK and PIN
WOOD at lowest market rates.
Office and yard Nineteenth and Cary streets.
tyl CHARLES III. PAGE.
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EOR RENT, A COMFoRrABLEGa
1 HOUSE with two rooms. and large gar ~
len. I'm Manchester. Price. EIGHT DOLLARS
per month, and possession given on the lst day of
august. Apply To j. u. HARVEY,
is l6-lw corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

A part of swl< set sec. 6
lying in a square form 68
rods c and W by 20 rods n
and S, containing IL and
33-l0O acres, also Sc corner
Of swh lying in a square
form Is rods n and S by 80
rods Q and W, containing
2 and S2-100 acres, also
NV corner set set being SO
rods wike sn W end by A
rods on e end and contain
ing IA 5000 acres.
A part of sec 6 commen-
cling at The sw corner of
swI, thence n on the line
81 rods, thence e parallel
with the line Sc rods, then
s along the line Of r GUS
tins land "a rods, thence
W on the line &c rods to
place of beginning.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25
Town 26. RANGE 90

Town 90, Range 90.
DRs'N. SEC.
A part of set swi sec Is
beginning at tho ne cor
ner Of land decided BY Geo
Schaser TO PRESCOTT, ON the
S line Of sac. 10, thence
running e IL rods and ~
links, thence IL rOds and
% links, thence W 1Trods
and % links, thence n II
rods and % links to place
Of beginning.
sci ppl u
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25
Town 81, Range

A part Of sec l common
cling 1 rops 8 of the re
ne coener Of the seq sw9
Of said sec. 1, thence " 2
chains and 80 links, then
M chains and ID linkt,
thence e being 5 2 chains
amp 60 links, thence s 4
chains and - links to the
place of beginning.
A part Of sec. ], com
mencing at the ne corner
Of sw3 set Of sec. 1, then
W 40 rods, thence S 20 rds,
thence e 4 rods, thence $
ii rods, thence Q S rods,
thence S 10 rods, thence e
Is rods to e line Of said
quaeter section, thence n
A rods to place Of begin
ming.
Sw corner OF sWt SET
section /, being 30 rods n
and S by 20 rods e and W.
A part Of sec. 1, COM
mencing at the ne corner
of SCI SCI OF see. i, living
10 rods n aud S by 10 rods
g and W. Also commenc-
ing at the Sc corner Of ne2
set Of sec, l, thence W SO
rops, thence n "A IL rods,
thence e So rods, thence S
"a IL rods to place of be-
ginning.
A part Of sec. 1, com
mencing 10 IL feet @ Of
ne corner of lot 4 in blk
20 Of the village of River
Falls, thence e on ine Of
Pine st. to the Kinnickin-
nick River, thence south
westerly along said river
to a point 10 II feet e of
ting Sc corner Of lot 3 blk
70, thence n s rods to place
of beginning.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

All of net set sec. 20.
except Is 1-10O acres in
nw1 lying % rods n and $
by s rods east and west.
A part Of sw4 sec. 20,
commencing 10 chains firm
the sw corner Of SCI swI,
thence e IS rods, thence n
800 W % chains and ~
links, thence n 1-2o e leo
rods, thence s SO 1-2o W
95 rods amp % links, then
s 20 rods and 20 links to
place OF beginning.
East part Of set sec. &c,
commencing ae the Sc cor
ner Of sw4 set, thence n
SOC W so roys. thence s
SIC W % . 8 rods, thence
81 1-2o w56 rops and 20
links, thence s 300 g %
rods and II links, thence
n SO e 25 rods and Is
links TO the place Of begin
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

Town 2s. Range Is.
DRs'E. see.
IA links to the sec. line.
thence 9 81 rods and IL
links TO tee place Of begin
ming. containing acres
mann or lrsa-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

Part OF net SET sec. 10,
beginning 33 feet east of
sw corner, thence e 8 rods,
thence n 80 rods W 6 rods,
thence S 80 rods to place
OF bepiuninQ.