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ENoR $s,o90-THIs AMOUNT WILL PURCHASE
IL MI established business down town. Az bust
principals address c. A. D., Herald olcs
fora N
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WELL ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE
Realizing $e 900 per annnm good win and every applt
ance necessary for carrying the business COO
would sell n half interest for $780, 'N' -
OSCAR SMITH, 80 Fifth avenue Fourteenth ct.
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N APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-MiLLIONSA
n capitalists, merchants, shipowners, masters OF vessels
and tho public generally respectfully requested 10 con
tribute to the undersigned who has beea sick Tor the
years. Donations III 10 Washington street, IL
store. MAURICE kHEtN, Seminar.
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ENoR sALE-A CLEAN STOCK OF STAPLE AND
L Fancy Dry Goods with without store, with trade
for house In New YORK BROOKLYN. BIB Third
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.-THE STOCK AND GOOD
- WIN OF areta Hardware Store in the Bowery; spc-
cnlty, tnsmiths stock doing business OF 200 per
day. sold ut regular invoice Apply No. 1s3 Bowery.
j. j., Blush
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A GENTLEMAN WITH FROM $1,000 TO $40 600 CASH
capital desires partnership In business already esab
ished manufacturing .eerred. Address, with particulars
d. j. box b5io Post once.
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yroR sALE-A BUTCHER kHop, COMPLETE, srrU.
y ated IN fret class neehborlood doing good bus
inquire at 959 Third avenue.
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A NGELITA.-HAvE LEFT FOURTEENTH STREET
IA Address E2 West Fifteenth street. q. j.
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E'OR sALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLOUR
and Feed Store, Of TIE best locations the
side OF the city rs class three story hudng long Lease
low rent Attached to the Is storage business thai
has paid the rent for two also fine stable that IL
always fun Apply at 1919 Prince street, Macdcusa
street. Ill health the cause oil selling
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9TH AVENUE AND TwEHTY-THRO STREET.-FRI-
day. r. H.. young lady, black velvet hat orange feather
who noticed gent platform OF Seventh avenue please
SEMI address, II agreeable to Harry box NJ Herald Office
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SpECisE NOTICES.

A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE OR OTHER PROP
III. cry; separate compartments all sizes goods taken
~ elevators; truckmen, &C.. hand II. q. HAEGES,
BUJ West ThirtyouIth street, corner Eighth avenue
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CT IGHT II COMING IN THE WINDOW FOR THEE,
il BrUther r-For special iluninations use u MANS
Patent Candcstisks. fitting NIL sized window lights. Hest,
safe and cheapest the word p0un0 ready at 10
Barclay street, New ork, A. 50 per NJ
TIME AMATEURS OF BON BONs FRANCAIS WILL
i well 10 call at l.. EBERf'S % East Twelfth street,
two doors west Broadway where they viii lind assort-
meut beautiful French mixed Candies rs well as fresh
Caramels made day. at 20 cents per pound
TWO POUNDS OF BUTTER FROM ONE QUART Of
L milk by using Star Butter Powder, VI per boy, which
will mako " ib butter Call and ace done at ~ John ST.
vxTANTEp--owNERS BY THE PR0PERY CLERK, go
w Mulberry street, for the following articles VIZ Chest
and bundles Wearing Apparel Pocketbooks and Money,
Coat Lead, Silver Watches, Corn kowboas black pony
Horse, Scowboa black Cow
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A FIRST CLASS GROCERY FOR SALE, CHEAP
doing good business Stock Futures Lease and Good
will. Apply 800 Third
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IMPORTATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM GARRETT
i Cook aged 81 years, by trade tailor eugracd TO this
continent from Melton Ross Lincolnshire England, In the
Esar isbs He has resided in Youn street Toronto Canada
Information leading HIS discovery satisfactory proof OF
bis death win be thankfully received by his father Richard
Ellis Cook, OF the above address, Hamilton and Kingston
papers please copy.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED AN INTELLI-
gent man with small capital Address DR. Melici,
ton ID.
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A GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP WITH
Third avenue. '' " ~ ''''e' 'os
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TOR SALE-A COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL MAG.
szsne established and published in this city for
than quarter of century, the leading authority Ia tho
nted States on all commercial and financial subjects AID
dress Magazine box ASA New York Post oce giving real
and references.
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A LII WIDOWS HEIRS AND SOLDIERS OF THE RE-
- voluon War OF 1912 and all other wars previous to
bl in receipt OF PENSIONS by recent act OF Con
Eress entitled 10 have the same increased Full Information
given free by calling addressing f. Is. SWIFT, 23a
Broadway; hoy 1855 Post oilcc.
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EUROPE.

<yRAND HOTEL DE vEvEy, NEyEY (SuIsSEs
" situated IN tho centre of n mnrnincent PARK on me
hanks Tie splendid view Of inc head OF the
lake Valley OF the Rcne the Alps ant The Giaciers 80
bcrors nui rarlor bathrooms every noor; ceyator
o the boaricis telegraph IT the hotel and
landing al tho steamboats, two minutes distant from the
'" ALFRED HERSCHY,
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nIAAoNDS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
~ and money loaned them by u. q. ALLEN, 45
Broadway. door below Canal street.
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yNoR sALE-THE LEASE OF a CORNER STORE ON
Eighth avenue. Inquire At IL Eighth avenue, corner
OF Twelfth street.
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A DvAEcEs MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOroRTEs,
~ Paintings, Mirrors and Bronzes, Statuary, Carpets
Svcrware Horses, Carriages, Harness, Sc Furniture
stored and moved llS and III West Eleventh street,
Sixth avenue.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.

YACHTS AND sAILBohTs FOR sALE.-oPEN BOATS,
from Is 81 feet OF every description Cabinet Scoops
and Schooncrs sizes; also 81 Working Soop.
Apply TO wM. PETERS or JOHN MUM, foot OF Court
etieet, Brooklyn
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(tOAL YARD. HORSES, CARTS &C, FOR SALE-FOR
cash, in first class location Call early coal Office,
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A PARTNER WANTED-WIrH A SMALL CAPITAL, IN
paint and hanging bdsiness store and business
already established. For particulars apply to HAWAHURST
MokEAaE real estate onice 5o2 Myrtle avenue, Ade
phi street: BROOKLYN.
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nAvID M. DAVIS At HIS JEwELRy STORE, So
Broadway. advances Diamonds, Watches and
Jeney Business strictly confidential. Also buys the
mt their full value.
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TIE TURF.

TTNDERwOoD's ELECTION PooLs.-PooLs WILL
be sold On the coming Elections A. The As,or House Far
room, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday commencing at
ocock !. NJ. ami In the evenings Chambern's, Loo
Broadway 1T O'Clock Il. UNDERWOOD.
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A MEMBER OF A FIRM IN WALL STREET, OWING
70 .ssolnon during the coming month, desires an en-
snsecht WIN some banking commission house, or In any
business requiring capacity and good testimonials Security
Il desired. Address Dean, Herald oNlcc.
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OFFICE OF TIE BROOKLYN AND RocKAwAY
~ Railroad Company, ol,oher ~ 1865 Coupons Of tie
first mortgage bonds OF this company due November will
be paid presentation at the Marine National Bank No. 30
Wall street, New York.
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An EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL
"A and English teacher, with excellent testimonials desires
employment teacher tutor. Address Tutor box IA
Herald Office.
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TOR sALE-CouNTERs, GAS FIXTURES, DESKS
C safe, &c. Apply at Sls broadway
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J1OR SALE A GOOD PAYING LIQUOR STORE, FULL
license, down town, cheap II not sold at private sala
this day Will te sold Mt auction Monday Apply to T.
GAFFNfY, Auconeer, A5 Bowcry This Is worthy the at
tention of dslery and liquor dealers
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AT 80 co. WRITING CTwEsTY.FouRl LESSONS;
n Bookkeeping Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling, Business
Affairs, $40 Twelve private rooms day aud evening; no
classes PAINES Business College, % Bowery. Entrance
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

J)ECIPB FOR YEAST. POWDERS WANTED ANY
X ono furnishing with recipe for making good yeast
powders win be paid ss5 II used. Address George Jay
Herald Office
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NY ENERGETIC PARTY HAVING $3.50 TO $500 TO
n invest in good paying olce business will do well to
call Immediately.
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INFORMATION wANTED-oF EDMUND DIVER, OF
i the of Kalurgonurney, couaty OF Limerick, Ire
land when last heard from he in Toronto Canada AM
information of his whereabouts VIII be thankfully receive.
By his sister, Bridget Dwyer 1876 Fulton avenue, Brook
lyn, N. Y
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A LADY HAVING A FIRST CLASS SELECT SCHOOL,
N by from New York. would receive few
boys girs moderate terms also one girl without charge
French preferred Address T. b. 1873 West Tenth street
IrRENCH LANGUAGE BY PROFESSOR HENRI BTa.
land with diploma, native ot Paris formerly French
master at kimberley Academy London, England. PUBLIC
and private classes Apply or address for circulars ut l
/ Sullivan street.
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DEDEMPTIoN OF CITY BoNDs AND STOCKS.
III The "vouneer Soldiers Family AID Fund Redemption
Bonds' of the city of New York. and "fhc ORR City
stock for Docks and Slips" due November 1868 will be
paid to the persons legally authorized 10 receive the
Saturday the 3is day OF October 1859 the Conproes
office, city OF New York. upon the surrender OF the cer
and bonds.
Interest said bonds and stock will that day.
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
DrpARTsEST FINANCE, CoNPIRoLLER's OFFICE,
NEW YORK, October "a 1858.
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POLITICAL.

LII SIZES OF BAGS For ELECTION BALLOTS,
IA ready made, either paper cloh fabrics for sale
cneap Al the bag inSInsactory 1. Patt up stairs, be-
tween Pear and William stree,s
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EERTIE-Y0U LEFT HOTEL BEFORE NOTE WAS
~ received. Where You? G only call In evening.
Address immediately formerly, W. IL. r. Herald oalce
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A LOT OF BIRDSEYE MAPLE yENEERS FOR SALE
Ia cheap-At II. HOMER'S, 81 East Broa dway.
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1zrANTrp- SECOND HAND CIRCtLA SAW, FROM
w 4sto IA nchts aud 81 feet leather betting. In inrc
TN Monday noon CT ELLERY MocARTIN, 5oj Grand
street.
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| 7 TowEsESDs BUSINESS COLLEGE, 26J BowERy,
~ private instruction Il given day and evening Book
Keeping Arithmetic, Writing, Reading, Spelling Grammar
La,ies' department No classes ~ Writing Lessons, 81.
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L,OR sALE-TIIE BEST CORNER LIQUOR STORE
II Brooklyn long lease; will be sold low, the Is
unable 10 attend It, Apply at 50 Nassau street, room No.
I m tsi
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E,oR shLE-AN INTEREST IN A SHIP CHANDLERY
: Address box 8,isS Post office.
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LyOR SALE CHEAP--A LEASE or A WATER FRONT
East river, containing ninc Ots good for
turing Also small Kerosene Refinery Address 4s31
Post Office.
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IF .CATHaRfAE REAGAN OR MARGARET OR
Mary Keafney viii address to Mrs. OBren 1855
Deraw street. Brooklyn shs viii hear from Anne keainey,
laie from Cork, Ireland.
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nRuG STORE FOR Saloon ONE OF THE LEAD.
ing avenues; established so years. good trade, full stock
owner must 90 to Europe Address hegeas Herald Office
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L,0R SALE ROUND IN SOUTH BROOKLYN:
j. 40 quarts price $500 selling other business
Apply after 10 A. NJ to r. t. TTEL Is East Baltic street,
Court.
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THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A STORE FOR
saeConsistins OF Shelving, Drawers Gas Futures &c.
desirable place for shoe will be sold cheap
for cash. Call Immediately COZ Eighth avenue Forty
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A LARGE FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, HAND
IN Eomely furnished doing large profitable bust
ness, for sale; fs every way desirable and cheap.
S0UTHMAlD K co. 1871 broadway.
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BY Francis T. Isbell.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


THREE VERY VALUABLE, LARGE,
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THREE-STQRY
BRICK TENEMENTS. ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold upon the premises, at auction. on
MONDAY the 2Sth day Of June 1858. commencing
mt o. clock p. NJ. three very valuable large, ana
centrally-l0cated BRICK TENEMENTS, situated
rs above stated.
The basement of each is massiycly built with
heavy granite laid in Gem cnt
The stores have an iron trout, with large ana
snowy windows and doors.
The two upper stories have the floors laid, and
can at a small expense, be converted into private
residences or connected with The stores and base
ments by dumb waiter and the whole made very
convenient for business house, '.'.f
There is O large culyert from each tenement,
connecting with the city culvert on MARSHALL street.
and ample water-closet arrangements Tor any ana
all purposes. -
The lots front on Marshall street about Is feet
and run back lS5 feet.
These tcnements are well built, with very thick
walls and heavy timbers Of the best material, and
In the best workmanlike manner.
This propertyis equal to any now on the Market
and is very valuable not only as places OF business
but as good investment, being favorably located
to command large and profitable country as wei
rs city trade .a s... s. -..
TERMS Liberal, and made known Mt sale. Taxes
- l!'NNO 49, - FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
ieo Auctioneer.
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BY Wellington Goddin. G. =
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
.ssHAD'S, HOTEL ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD BETWEEN SIXTH ANDSEYENTH
STREETS.-By virtue Of . decree of the Circuit:
Court OF Richmond pronounced ON tlte isth OF
June 1858, In the case Of "Schad's administrator
against schaa, &c." we shall, special commits
lie auction on the premises. ON THURSDAY the
18th Of June lsss at F. NJ If fai1 mol mol;
estate located rs above. Known as ''SCHAUS
HOTEL and which Is 50 Wen and isavoraSly
sary further than to remark that the lol has front
OF feet and extends back to Pink alley,
on which II has the same front as on Broad street,
and that the building thereon is three stori -.
high, and covers nearly the whole lot.
z TERMS One-fourth cash balance In SIX ECU u
instruments at e. L. N u 90 and 2s months, for e;
gotiable nstes, interest added and Sisle ressns
conveyance ordered by the court. The taxes ana
insurance for 1868 TO be paid by the purchaser. y
. IS g. ~ ~. -, III HENRY A. WISE, -
THOMAS p. AUGUST .
je1ss 81 - ao55sst' tasTo Commissioners.
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IT. BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. RESIDENCE, ON THE EAST LINE OF
COLLEGE STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARsHIT,L STREETS, AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.-By virtue OF deed OF trust exc;
wife, bearing date 18th December, 1857. duly re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court, shall, In
execution thereof proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 2Sth June,
1893 at O'Clock p b., If fair, If not the first fair
day thereafter, the valuable property located as
above, now in the occupancy Of said Townsend.
The HOUSE has about twelve rooms, and Is g
situated as to answer for two families. The LOT
has front Of looh feet and depth Of Ia feet 70
wide alley. and Us not only a very valuable one,
but. In addition contains = large quantity OF fine
fruit trees, ornamental trees, flowers, &C; On the
following day. commencing at 10 o. clock A. NJ, all
of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE viii be sold,
consisting OF the usual variety In weil-kep'
DWELLING sGEGEGiG 40 Et-Eg 2E
Although the deed requires cash sale, yet am
authorized by the creditor TO accept one-fourtf
cash; balance ut four, eight, and twelve month:
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed as to the real estate. Terms OF personal
property made known at sale. ~ 500. lTs-52
lie Ic - JAMES l.. 'APPERSON, Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

$T LEN-ELLEN FOR SALE.-This yalu-
M able and attractive suburban residence. about
one mile west from the corporate limits of the city
of Richmond, is now offered for sale on most &C
commodating terms. The DWELLINGis hand
some and substantial succeed brick one Of modern
architecture, with tin roof Containing nine rooms
besides closets &c, and two perfectly dry cellar
rooms; Also greenhouse. bathroom. and, IN fact,
all the modern arrangements OF city house, ex-
cept gas. Various kinds OF eyergreens and shrub
berry In the yard. Also,5a brick kitchen with six
or seven rooms brick smokehouse, two barns, a
well Of excellent cool water, and very bold spring
Of the highest and most transparent water within
seventy 1--we yards of the dwelling, which prior to
the war was conducted to the top Of the house.
There are, also. young orchards now bearing
apples and peaches Of the most select kind besides
grapes, pears, cherries, &c. A plat OF the land
can be seen at my office, corner Of Bank and Tenth
streets, Richmond. nm. ..s-r.- . 20 ~ -
The number Of acres I propose to sell is twenty
five, which, with the above improvements is now
at an annual rent of $500 but If more land Is de-
sired the whole tract containIug fifty acres, win
soil, and shows for Itself For further particulars
apply TO L.. JAMES z. SUTTON, JR., =
Pension Agency corner Bank and Tenth streets
je la--lot s 3 zzgssiFe al.g q. f3tlu, III =
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Farming.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
DANvILLE, VA, June ed, 1865.
Convinced that our country's only hope Of
recovery from its present PROSTATE condi-
ton lies in proper pursuit of it's agricul-
tural interests, we beg small space in
your columns to say that on Friday last we
visited the " Halifax farm" of Major 7.
Sutherin, Of this town, anxious to witness
what rumor had reported of his agricultural
enterprise and success. He has in clover
three hundred and fifty acres, and the.crop
is good one two hundred and fifty acres
of very fine wheat one hundred and fifty
acres in luxuriant growth Of oats one
hundred and fifty acres in corn, the crop
very promising and seventy-fve acres in
tobacco that is looking well. To prosecute
his tillage with the highest result, he has
rendered himself almost Independent of la
borers by the Introduction and employment
of bor-saving machines. l
When We arrived we found two grass
mowers in his corR-feld that were cutting the
clover with a rapidity that could not have
been equalled by dozen men moving after
the old style. Following in the wake of
these mowers was most ingenious machine
"a tender) for turning the moved hay-to the
sun, and facilitating the process of curing
and drying. And then came the most inn
proved rakes, By which the cured hay was
drawn into heaps ready to be thrown upon
the wagons, hauled to the presses, and
baled preparatory to shipment. In the
wheat-feld there was the same economy Of
labor. One reaper, drawn by four mules,
and attended by two hands two required
because working on O hillside), was doing
the work Of dozen men with the scythe.
Major Sutherlin is introducing labor
saving machines wherever he can employ
them. He assures US that but for the en-
ployment of machinery he could never
have cultivated his farm with the success
he IL now doing.
another noticeable feature here is the
FLOODED stock. Experience and observation
hs.ng taught the Major that to raise stock
~ o... .nis description is profitable, while to
" "a,an " raise any other is Just the re-
Mains 70 s.a aas !aSen and is taking great
land. se' piooos IN the
Now, then, good citizens Of y;r,;n;. ~,
around whose hearts the interests Of s o,,r
people and of our State have entw;nsd
themselves, but who, bewailing the pcliti-
cal condition Of the land, see no hope in
the future, let the above faces convince you
that with judgment aud energy our soil
may again DO made to blossom as the rose,
and that you are not so entirely dependent
upon the present imperfect labor System In
the land il you will only make use Of the
means in your power 70 eslsblish your in
dependence, g - CHARLIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-25
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
" EXCELLENT FARM IN HESElCO
COUNTY THREE MILES BELOW RI, II.
MOND, ADJOINING THE TREE HILL p.
TATE.-In pursuance Of two DEGREES OF the or.
cult Court of the county of Henrico pron0upcot
on the 18th of April and the 9Th of May, lssS rp
spectlvcly. In the suit OF Tatum et ais g. Tatm.
&C.. Shall sell Upon the premises, at prblls
auction. to the highest bidder. on WEDSES.
DAY the 18th day of August next. ut 5 o'clork
p. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND IN the county 4
HenrlC0, about three miles below the city n
Richmond, on the Osborne turnpike. adIoniry
the lands Of William b. Randolph and the old Trs'
Hill tract. and contalnsHg by estimation ninety
acres. more or less, being the same tract Of which
Theophilus Tatum died seized, aud now In the or.
cupancy of William jones, who purchased II a,
former sale made by me, and 1t wiins" risk ami
cost 1t is now sold, he having failed 10 comply
with the tcrlIls Of the SALE TIE property In. BON
improved by the setting out Of fruit trees &C.
TERMS : Cash for 81 much rs may b. necessary
to pay tho costs and charges of the sale ana IN,
sum Of Two dollars and sixty-ire cents costs and,he
balance, now 6iue, Of principal and Interest, ami
charges Of protest upon the notes given by the said
Jones for the purchase money at the former sale.
being $l90, with interest from the 3lst MAY, So,
and 81 296. %. with interest from the Ist Decembe
1866, until the day Of sale and for the balance
upon such terms as the said William Jones mas
prescribe, or upon his failure To prescribe. upon
six and twelve months credit for negotiable note,
with interest from day of sale. and well cndOrse,
The title will be retained until ths. purchase moncy
is all paid. WILLIAM II. TATUM.
tn lSThtl0AStds Commission