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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25

FRESH DRUGS.
TUsr RECEIVED AND FOB SALE WHOLESALE
J AND RETAIL By DR. b. BAEB, No. 1S1 i.
MEETrIG-sIReEr-
RIsON's TOBACCO aNTIDoTE
Roses Cough Syrup
schepk's Pulmolic Syrup.
Sehenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee 6ure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or 'Kaiser' Pills. &C.. &C.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wrehts Eejuvenstipg Elixir
Churchili's syrup Hypophosphits 0f Lime
Van Deuaen's Worm on'ectlons
Hurley's Wo m Candy
Bardotte'- Worm Sugar Drops
,GTaienberg Pills
Cephaic Pills
schallenberRer's Fever and Ague Pills
Strongs Pills
McLane's Liver PILLS
Linn's Vegetable Pills \
Russels Soothing Cordial tor Children Teething
Jaynes lterahve
= Jayne's EIpectorant
Jayne's tarDinatfve
Jayne's Sanafive Pills
Radwav's Ready Relief
Raowsy's 3. Pills
Radway's Ready Resolyent.
June 81 mW
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RsmapaI.

DHILIP sCHrCK HA>N, DEALER IN
JIG WOR>TtD AND TRINMINGN. has removed
to his former store No 27i KING-sTEtRT, oppo-
site Hasel-strcet. August ~
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EOM SALE, THE DESIRABLE RES

EOK SALE, THE DESIRABLE RESI-.
C DkNCE. near Hampstead Mall-the House
and Lot. No. "a Americs-straet, one door south Of
Blake, on east eide Of said street. The Lot measures
In front on Gmenca-sreet 65 feet inches, IN depth
16O feet more or less with the r-ar portion Of the
lot on the south, say - feet - inches. On th +,
pre- ises Is substantially multi -anda half story
wooden ,weIlIng o brick foundation containing
five SOU ire rooms, with ga, fixtures IN otder, q
dressing room, pantry and finished attcs. and dou-
Bile PIAZZA, all fovere1 with heavy tin lately repanr
and private stairway; also, atHo story Kitchen
with four ,ooms, '!oachhouse Stable and Hay loft,
&C.. also an extensive cistero, built with tertng
wal, ami q good well OF choice spring water, each
furnished with uodsrn uup. An open fence 10
'front.' with ev r.reen hedge. alse fower garden in
'front.' extensive vine. OF choice grapes now 10 tull
bearing, vegetable garden and fruit trees compris-
ing sweet orange, necta,ine. peach, plum. HR, &c.
The neigh orhood is notorious a heIlthy location
PossesNion can be gwen Immediately.
For terms. &c. s,ply to EDWARD O. THARlN,
No. 8 Gilon-street. near Old Pos,ohlce or on the
premises. August 10
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A U,.rsHNEERs. BhOK FRS, ND
"A others wishing "r or sale" Elacards, business
Cards or other Jo5 fIIintinp executed with neat
n.ss and dispatch, will consult tncr Interest by leav
ing their orders at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE NO.
A9 Essi Bay.
EOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
l. any quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrappdn2 paper that can be used. APP
DIV a. the Office of THE N"WS. March
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cid numbers of LEsLIE's, GoDEY'a. PETER
SONS, LAND WE LOVE. or DEMOReST'S.
Any one oil Beadles or Munro's DIME NOVELS.
Also, a Comic Or -ennmsntal a0Na BOOK.
Novels by Charlt Dickens:
OLIVER TWIsT, 172 PAGES, 80 CENTS; AMERI.
CAN Notes. l.: pages 2Uc; Dombey aon, 368 os8es.
40c; Martin IL uzzlewit 342 paRss, t0c; Our Mutual
Friend 33v pages 40c; hrstmas Stories, 1852 pages.
SOC; ale OF Two Cities, IA pages 25c; Hard Times
and Additional Christmas STORIES 2J0 pages. soc;
Nicholas Nickle5y 3iU pages. 40c; Bleak House, $40
panps A0c: Little Dprit $50 pages, 4Uc; tickwirk
Papers. 826 pages, 40 DaYid Copperned $50 pages,
4Uc; Baroahy Fudge 267 pages, sc; Old Curiosity
>hop 221 pages SIC; Great Expectations, 184 pages,
30c; sketches, 1876 pages. SOC
The following Novels by Sir Walter
scott Mailed ut 30 cents Each:
wAvERLY, IvANBoE KENiLwORIH. GUY
Mannerine, 'nhquary, Rob Boy OLD Mortality. The
Black Dwarf ano Legend Of Moatrose, BRIDE OF
Lammermoor, Heart Of Mid. Lothian, The nouas
terry, The Abbot. he Pirate, Fortunes OF NIGEL Peve-
ri OF The Peas, Quen IN Durward 81. Romans Well
Red Gauntlet, jhe Betrotbed aid Highland Widow,
The Talismsn, Woodstock, Fair Maid Of Perth, Anne
oi Geiersein, Coun. Robert of Paris The surgeons
Daughter.
TN recent of the price, either In cash or stamps,
copies of any books this list will be sent by mail
postpaid. CHAS. q. RICHTER,
= No. 161 King-atrcet,
july 10 DAG charleston, g. O.
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financial.

d A N X Il H 5,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MfR-
CHANTS. wishing Checks Blanks. Letter Heads, or
Job Printing Of any description, en- get their orders
filed promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap
rates by applying at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14o East Bay.
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XITAnTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neate.s
style and. at the lowest New 9or6 prices, ~ 'H
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elaeWhere.
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ENOR SALE, HOO ACRES OF WELL
II TIMBERED LAND In lower p 'rt Of barnwell
Count six miles from South disto River. Terms
made very low For particulars, address Dr.. O. B.
nUT ., araham's Turnout, C.S. r. Il.
AMnusf % nae 36
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for SaIt.

CAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT
y low rates at MARSHALL'5 WHARF.
August 40 limo
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LABORERs...PAKTIEs
u wishing to employ large or small numbers Of
OHIN EsE LABORRRs, ray make the necessary
arran gements for procuring g,ngs OF nsr r9uired.
dely cred in any part OF tho country. by application
to KoOPMANsCHAAP, San Francisco. California
Suly 10
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-15

ACKLEY-DIEHI.-On the 14th instant, By Rev j. L.
Mithrow at the residence Of the brides aunt Mrs john
Buehler No. 1897 Race street, SHREVR AOKLEY, of
Camden, N. j.. TO MARIE b. DTEHI, daughter Of John
Diehl, Bsq., OF New Castle county Delaware.
MCNICHOLL-M AOKIE.-On the l4th instant, by Rev
Francis Church at the residence of the brides parents
Mr.; ALExANDER PETRIE McNIOHOLL TO Miss
AGNES MAOK1E, both Of this city.
DIED.
O'NEILL.-On the 18th instant, Mrs ROSE O'NRILLs
wife of the late Charles ONei Also on the l4th in
slant, ELIZA daughter Of the late Charles and Rose
0'Neill in the oath year OF her age
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from their late residence, No 224
81 o'clock.
KERBAUGH.-On the 18th instant, at Nicetown Mrs.
in the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of family respecLfuy
invited 70 attend her funeral from her late residence
No 1888 Nice street. Nceown Thursday afternoon the
18th instant at o'clock without further notice To
oeed TO Germantown
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THE DUEL by LoT.-Let those who are fond OF pure
read opening chapters Of story bearing the
above caption in another part paper This is
of the most original and at time the most
sordingly interesting romances of modern times The
and re and the plot Of the
story SO ngeniousy that the reader fasci
mated at the very and remains to the
end We advise readers by all means to read The
Duel by Lot"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-15

uARIEIGH HARLEIGH HARLEIGH.-PURE
HARD LEHIGH GOAL, LORBERRY, SHAMOKIN,
AND WHITE ASA SOHUYLKILL COAL
OFFICE, SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN
STREFTS DEPOT, NINTH STREET tNo. 957)
BELOW GIRARD AVENUE.
WILLIAM W. ALTER.
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AUCTION NoTroE-FURs FURs, FURs.-The attention
of buyers is called the large and extensive sale, com
prsing 1000 lots by catalogue Thursday morning. De
ceber 49, cOmencng at 10 o'clock consisting of ladies'
.misses. and ohldrens Russian Hudson Bay Mink Sable
Siberian Squirrel Ermine, Fitch, etc., in sets and lots
Also Wolf, Fox, Buffalo, Ost Coon, and Bear Robes
Afghans Rugs, etc. BARRIrT Co., Auctioneers,
No go Market street corner Bank street
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AN EXTENSIVE EsrABLIsHmENT.-Oneo Of the most ex
tensve Glass; China, and Quesnsware establishments is
Messrs WILLIAM AKERs Co.'s. 1928 Market street. Every
thing required by either housekeepers hotekeepers
from the panes soneware TO the most elaborate French
china can be found there and at prices, too that
amazingly low. Buyers of Holiday Goods will consult
their interest by examining Messrs. Akers Co.'s large
and nasniAoent stock. They will find it ablaze with
BEAUTY and abundant in BARGAINS.
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JEwEIRY-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. IL g. Second
street has the largest and most attractive assortment Of
fine Jewery and Siyerware in the city Purchasers can
lv ,,non obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
~ American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit his store is TO result In pleasure
.A..-aA
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs, VA.,
.Jnpe 30, 1869.

Editors Dispatch: The first passenger
train arrived tonight about half-past io
o'clock on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, Captain ,Finks, conductor 1t was
met at the depot by a goodly number of yisi-
tors, with Rosen5erger's Band. Major Dor
man, of Rockbridge, made quite a hand.
some speech of welcome. The lateness OF
the hour prevented many Of the visitors, as
well as many citizens from miles around,
who had collected, to see the first arrival.
The train brought over fifty passengers.
We have now some one hundred ano
seyenty-fve visitors. Among them | notice
Chief Justice Chase; General j. r. Ander.
SON. C. E. Workman, II. D. Whiteomh, Of
YOUR city A. 7. Caperton and General
John Echols, of Monroe. l believe now
every State in the Union is represented:
Even California has a representative IN
Colonel johnson, United States senator from
that State. - a.a. "
The weather here is most singuiar-raln
for the past three days. To-day we had the
heaviest rain that has fallen for months.
/ should have mentioned above that the
train was delayed south of Coyington on
account of repairing a bridge. There was
no detention west Of CoyiGgton over the
newly-made road. Yours, D.. b. Il.
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Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
Letter feom Danville.
UkNvILEE, June %, is6y.

}fA4A UANSIbLE, 0AhO 6ct WV
The Baptist church in this place was re-
opened Yesterday Sunday with appro-
pirate religious services conducted by Kew
DR.. Burrows, of your city, assisted by Rev;
Mr.. Pearson, Of the Methodist Church, n
Professor Hume, Of Roanoke Female Col
leee. The sermon.o Of Or. Burrows was one
of those mastery efforts for which the
Doctor is 80 noted. It was q thorough and
most convincive discussion OF free minis
tiers, free churches, and their influence
uponsthe world"
The church building, as completed, is q
neat, tasty, and admirably-arranged one
combining utility and beauty in an emf
nent degree. The remodelling has been
done Mt q cost Of more than $4,000. 1t -
a credit to the congregation worshipping in
it that under such embarrassments as those
around us all they could plan execute
such o work. % ga
Our community to-day has been SAD
dened BY the tidings Of the death OF Mrs.
J. z. Smith, who n few weeks ago came
here a blushing bride. Alas! that the
orange buds Of -Hymen should so soon De
changed to the sombre cypress OF Paiiida
Mors. Young, beautiful, and arniable, be-
loved by all, she has passed away from us
to the better land. OCCASIONAL.
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A, GAIN THE PUI :LIC GAZE
Is ATTRACTED TO
THE BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY AT
JULIUS MYERS.

NEW DRESS GOODS just arrived, comprising oil
the varieties and fashionable shssdes OF the
season, and prices low almost beyc nd oompre-
hension. ~ -g..s, . =s-s
RICH-LoOE1NG DRESS GOODS at 20, as, and
3oc.; something surely within tho reach of
everybody.
A new lot of and WHITE 5rARsEILLES
TRIMMING at 2sc. q piece !; also, DAISY
FRILLfNG at CSC. a piece. 49, 4
WHITE FRNGE-something handsome for trim-
ming Marseilles goods--at Soc. q dozen.
LADIES' HOSE at l2Se. and upwards crest oar
gains in these goods. - .s.g
TRIMMING .LACES, both black and waite an
immense assortment at surprising lew figures.
MOSQUITO LACES and NETTING: In various
colors.
GAUZE HLRTs for gentlemen at SOC. worth a
great deal more. = pa
LINENS for gentlemen'R, IIdies', and boys, wear;
all the different grades and shades in these
goods. and prices to srdt- o
and FANS for the million.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS; a few Of those highly
attractive patterns left. It would be well to
call SOON If in need, as they are selling very
rapidly.
Everybody in town, and In search of DRY
GOODS, win benefit themselves by calling ut
w.; - 3rEEs& JULIUS MEYERS,
iec4 - -~a~t:f; 6o3 Broad street. near Sixth.
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ByLee q Goddin, Aucttoneers'
- No. 11i5 Main street.

f--NAts- #s|"F|sr - 800
TRUSTEES SALE: .oFvEREY T. 1A J, IN
lABLE FARM CbATAIEINa IN y o1HHa-D,
DRIED AND FIFTY@SIX ACRES ~ Eu6H~a n
The iRfGHMoND AND Y0aH aRIyEB1 NM aAIb6.'
ROAD, TEN MILESF RgA T.
AND Known AS "LONG.. S;ut
At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF q s,ust
deed made on the 25th day of june, lsel, 70 S = III
derstgned by Christian Leber, Jr., recorueu ~ = ,9
cierk7e office of Henrico county court, 70 seSa 40
the PAYMENT Of certain obligations nance any tn : =
scribed therein, and by consent OF the partlss ln' IN
rested. viii proceed to sell at public a9c1.osnI; AZ. IN IN
front Of the Office of Lee &Goddin, o.4a (. ! 1880
street, on SATURDAY the 10th Gay 9t Sutsi IA /,
at o'clock P. NJ, the following YEEI Al ents
RIFE TRACT OF, LAND, with the improvements
thereto belonging, situated as described o. ap9 u ,,S nv
Containing two HUNDRED AND tIfid-i
ACRES. Of which $50 acres are rich ShlSkanom
flats, producing finely timothy aud nerG = he wear-
not subject to overflow ut any psrloa1nL ~ nr5n on}
and well drained fifty acres o." Msn-un = oores
high land producing well; ana hits ,,1nnt and
heavily timbered with oak, hickory. watnuo' e @st
nine. of very large size. Orchard OF fhoice ~
trees and excellent winter. T,sr - !, 10. fr,me
The improvements consist Oh a ihrst rnoms
dwelling Containing, with basement: nine TIE
in good repair,' and the usual ont.buiidlngs iths
nefghborhood Is good and proyerb!al Tor us hea'"
' 'TESM Z OF SALE one-half. win be zreqniredin
cash: - the residue upon y credit DISK any sM ,etes
months, in equal instruments, for nesotlaoie ndInseeSs
with interest added, and secured by yuiSE Eo'@u
upon tne pfoPet'" Trustee.
sale conducted by LEE s GoDDrs, AuctioneerS'
( a 81 -LE#f+.- +@H (. '#rrE< z. -,
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| SEASIDE RESORT.
CoBB'

This popular resort IS NOW OPEN Q Wis
IToRS and has been rendered more comfortable
and attractive than ever, and the pleasure-lovtnS
and health-seeking public arc assured that every
effort will be made to please,
The surf-bathing Is unsurpassed, and perfectly
safe. va 80 #f
The fishing Is unequalled.
The game Is abundant
The table Is supplied with The finest fish In the
world, as well as game, and has every facility Tor
deriving supplies.
The traveller, after reaching Norfolk, viii take
tie steamer "N.P =. Banks CT Monday. Wednes-
day, and Friday, or the steamer ''Sue'' on Tuesday
and FRIDAY, for Chcrrystone, on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia, and thence by steamer IN. W. A.
Cobb for the Island.
TERMS SO per day SIS per week.
--COBB BROTHERS.
.e 23-3tawlm = Post-oficc, CherrystOnc, Va.
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d. ByLyne & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
nara = 1885 Main street. gl-n

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
N n COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMoHNDI.1 by
virtue Of a deed of trust from Charles n: LgnI.
1858, and duly recorded in the clerks ofice OF i aen-
rico county court, I shall, BY request OF MinneNPnehaSY 7
fciary In said deed, proceed to sell on ~ on the
premises, the following LOTS described In 3 s aid
trust deed !. LOT No: 4 IN square So, on IN son ape
40 between o, P. and Thirty-third streets q LOT
fronting los feet on .Thirty-third street and 4 naam Z
back between parallel lines 1872 feet z L . rI ~
drst, and Thirty-second streets, containing IMo
ACRES; and LOTS Nos. l and IN square Mr.
3s-all of said lots being contiguous 70 each "A
TERMS Made known on the day OF SAFE.
10 "a - FOLkES, IrusLee.
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by Iced Goddin, Auctioneers'
No. INA Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND d. TEE ID =
IL COUNTY OF Ain and wife.
.d dseed 0 The 18th day OF May, 1898, duly recorded an ID
The eIerE,s .alSs e q e d Fertile M tse S Seness, s9sl 4 said al
being Te aqsf nroseed to sell At public austion,o ON
MONDAY TIE SIN day Of July sso asse. enss g at Is
s9uTs.dIyA e = Te Is + s9 IN ssid s9 deed mentioned;
:. %, w the t ma Certain TRACT OF LAND lying ana
Ssins On . The RaE6ysssESypE fS1 At Z sss WITH esSp sRs i'm 2:
prs T9tem os Archer Taylor, deceased, John W. Fuss
sci, and Leonard Hizer. gEo5s1ststs#
=. i. ATKINSON. JR., Trustee;
Sale conducted BY LEEs& GoDDIS, Ane
! 10
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renY GOops.,l

NTCKWAIL & RO5JSs, No. 1905 MAIN
aTFrET-4JuEE "a sss9.--5ust received
ner steamer Isaac gsgi ~, other haI,dsoins shipmsns
9Y,H.S GOODS OF afms,st every variety and kind,
'fneiuding Snks Lace aasd Grcnsdins stasls, Sum
mer Cassinasrss, GtsaTssss s; Enns iia H Rs,ss Straw
S Sssnsstns, Rngs, ~ IA ting q. 2sc. Paper and
EnTeiopes. Notions aisx Fancy Articles OF oil
En- a ;. COATS Spool Cefto n nc &c., and other brands
eanany Sas coed ut Sc. Linen Drills for gents
wnar: Hats, Caps, &C. r.alr ~ 10 20 =
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.1vrrrsou sAIEs-Future Days.
.ri By Phine /" 80,
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALEs.

BIZ Paine q Co., Anctionesrs- e3
+ AReE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE:
On rHuRspAY,, yaIr !. s !. soasias saaass ssi'
SsTyiasgs and sssifss1s IDRY GOODS CD !.
eop .gsa.ans0i { s sssss Ss. ssssa i. $sisR he many r
r,ro 3T H 11SpTsETe h 'dssss Doors. SHOES,
nav rsceiying from B~osson-nOs,ly primeaooDs.
REAb b,sSsa l1dss G es2sE 3
BI Ia aS'' 1Sb 6o 5SRF5' CLOTH EH0oh
BOYS cLoJaING,opa
.t SADDLES, LERIDLEs' &c. Tgf s
w4aMsHEnNE ssS bS8 6aEs, d HAtSs MsHTfffNe.
/, Ths whole to be s Pni ylIa e eo pn hn &c
,GERGEANT's sALE-Wm be sold on.
fSWEDyESDAY NEXT, the 18th instant at the
.a aFi fEaniiIn and % T Thirfeesth, streets, At 10 O'Clock
!. il, she following aFtsSlfsAi Is yif (
One 1osof cRockkEE F;S,, and Is s1Ass"Ahh' con-
/. ?, s sfisS sIEEsEEHssShnns'
,.uz shear sggGEAAsM P PeHs. Iasa g y.
~ Tg2-L- Mo JARS, Vi.
81 DISHES IL
66HIN Rs sRd PERTEs.
a -ke SMALL DISHES
go . FABLES, ~5h'.
! CLOCK,
a EANE.SEAT CHAIRS,
81 VI zrai ! lot KNIVES and3F0RKS, ~
y = pr = SLIPS.
b. ara TOWELS, andrss ~
Is pair BLANkETs, b.ra. n favor
70 SaEsly ols'rf's Wim,nrns .end e Yancey.
of J. i; Cox, =. ID; Mim1a inns, Gnu E. h'n's''
against george =. HaR q. ILLS. -
to l-ssla ~ sars-aant CItyo of Richmond.i
.GERGEANT'S SALE-WM be sold on
v WEpNEsDAE NEA 1,d me e ~ i.n mSbsaTt' c e ner
auction.houseo OF Messre. Cook& LaugntTu % ,n,oIoct
OF FranEln ana Ihlrieenth st ~ =
a. ~, the ioiiow1ng ~ tstGrS =
SaSm S IsS gts
lot gASES .lr.,- ,z-~ ,r
I tOt Ply ..~.i 4 -t,. artss 3
paH CA II g,E 90
! LOT PLAIED gGH IHNh'
- iot yDITSS
Iot AhoCHho' er... Z.
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arcrrnw- sAIra-srhis Fay.
Bygook s. LaurhtonsAfctsonesEz.
,eoppes Governor and Franklin streets.

& t-NH4 lENEf fUFEu4 te---- -E1tt3
GENERAL A~ssoRTMENT Or.
pIRI.oRt FURNITURE- LOUNGES. BACON,
&c At AuCTIoN.-THIs DAY, at 70 e,elosf,
we win sellat our store m assortment OF fofS
1WnIs sG1fl'',PP k e SUIT. covered with.
, wA Est 1s SOFA LOUNGE covered With green
MA1HsepsGaNYsoFAs and PkRL2R 4 aT
NEW jenny LIND and + cSo l15AN 800
MAHOGANY sIDEBoARDs =
WALNUT EXTENSIoNoTABLEssd p1NrEG-
SET Of excellent MAHOGANY ana
NEW VIZ III and egpgesEEr5o s sATEEss, .ss-@, !,
2 Dozen NEW ooDnSEa ShA
SEW pBHEnSspRTNas and LOUNGES ssrs
I HAIR andsHUCK and STRAW ATTREss sss
%'o gorssE ESstas Etsfs ARTICLES. *
500 pounds GOOD BACoE .a.s,.,na oe ~
~ 81 small 4 1t Or s1knhfhDD and 4 TIssEooNs,
/ TOO .sTfT3a9I Auctioneers.
/ By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BOOKS,
o. dES s9M A ~ ID S DAY q S July alto o'slosk, We
' S1il sell Mt the residence No. coz Leigh street, BE-
tEsfR siFth pn sG ssysrfa ssEe Ct as 2 RaTS "a about out
HSHSa & Is es sRSNs sSSs'i gs%t%sss1rUREs, r 81.
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Ah ekeeiient RRTEFRfGERAToR, COOKING
,e sT9R asso aGai S to@;cfaM1soELbANEoUs
BOOKS. %11 Also s,o !s.4s II 5ssrm,
Aye. A very y n st cow oo 81 ea { thtige s...,o
) je 40 Aucaoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, A~uctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main n Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL Farm, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
WITHIN -FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CHES-
TERFIELD -CouRTHOgSE--By virtue Of a
deed of trust executed by DR.. 2. L. Anderson to
thesubscribers as trustees, dated Ist January, 1855,
aud recorded in Chesterfield county court office,
being thereto requested blythe creditor, We win sell
at auction, at Chesterfield Courthouse, on MON
DAY, 18th Of July, Chat being court-day,) at Y
O'Clock H., the property situated as above, and
occupied by Dr.TP .HE. Anderson. II embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less: about two-thirds In woods, the
balance cleared. $3.50
The Improvements consist Of q dwelling with
eight, OF, ten rooms, and the usual out-buildings;
also o young orchard OF choice fruit.
r Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of. sale
and a note for 81 200, due LIST January, 1850 ; a credit
as to 81, GEO until LIST January, 1870 aud the residue
- r-f mssr3 eaFP., We ERUBBS,Te
Z, S. WOODBRIDGE,
.h-- Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneefs.
80 aRrg:sA ggsrss1E je ls-ei,2 q, Is 2a&tdts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

BY wellington Goddin.1 l.Ls
r.n-rtt,neer and Real Estate AssEa.

:TRaMED TENEMENT AND III sE 3 &c
4 BUILDING LOTS, IN = ErysN Pro-
BACoN'sQGARTER BhAkTTaa be
p i1Ea !. ,.n zion on tie prcmtses, on hRan5
the ID Of July, 1seo, at . o'eloex r faisol,n ana Allen
.treetsA Containing ak rooms, ana seVerai
CANT LOTS rear thereto 6en neoperty persons Of small
, nros1rc A house or q LOT ZOE y y :
means nd 5dT nrnn terms of payment to sun tne1f
yisw ns W. GoDp1N, Aac.ioneer:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02
THE CELEBRATED CALLOGHAN
u STAND IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY,

This STAND, one and a quarter miles from
road, has been so well and favorably known to
visitors to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
half century that a description of tits locality
and surroundings-is deemed unnecessary.
1t is now opened as n SUMMER RESORT. Such
persons and families as desire the comforts, tho
enjoyments and the %quietness OF home, VIII bndit
q very pleasant place.
VISITORS BY Raj will always find n convey
ance In waiting at the depot, and those coming II.
private conyeyancos ample livery for their horses
and sheds for their carriages.
DINING PARTIES from the White Coming
down In the morning and returning in the evening
train) will always find conveyances at the depot.
A SULPHUR SPRING near by VIII enable the
to furnish his guests with water equal
In all respects to the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not sur.
passed by any similar house in Ntrginis.
je 2s-lm L J. DICKSON.