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MAYORS CoURT-Justice Mitchell pre-
sidiW.-Theodore Nunnally, charged with
stealing n boat from George L. Bloomer.
Case continued.
Harriet Baxley, charged with beating
Julia Ann Smith and Clara Dykes. Dis
charged in both cases.
Colin Coutts (colored), charged with
stealing bag of corn, which he says he
found " in de road already fulled up" was
sent on to be indicted for petit larceny
The corn was stolen from field near Man-
chester.
Sarah Dykes, charged with trespassing
in the bedroom of Harriet Baxley and
using abusive language to her, was dis
charged.
Julia Ann Smith (colored), charged with
assaulting Harriet Baxley and Sally Brown,
was discharged.
Mrs Morrow and Mrs. Emory, charged
with using abusive language to James
Smith, were discharged.
Lumsford Martin, charged with threat
eniug and using abusive language to Mar
tha Nunnally, was discharged.
Bob Spriggs (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating William Maxwell
(eolored), who disturbed the performance at
his g free and easy" was discharged.
James Smith, Ann Allen, and Maria
Black (colorcd), charged with assaulting,
beating, and threatening to kill Fanny
Morrow. Case continued.
John and Martha Pates, charged with
trespassing on the premises Of Mary Ann
Doug and threatening her life. Case
continued.
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TRISIN, THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE a
IRIS vERSICO
OR,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful. safe, and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing of man.. The
crto unknown or developed, have been brought
within the control of science, and is now taking
its stand principal among the blessings of medi
cine.
II acts directly upon the blood cleansing and puri
flying the vital current of all the humors and tants
which disease or malarious influences have planted
there, and eradicating and neutralizing the effects
taken into the system For this reason 1t is tnfal-
lible as a remedy for Scrofula, Eruptions of the
will cure the most yirul2nt and obstinate cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
1t is an unfailing preventive and cure for NEU-
RALGIA, SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
it has no equal. Its action upon the Liver and
Kidneys is prompt. salutary, and effective and II
is this proper y which renders 1t one Of the safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice of medicine. Its excellent
and skiful combination with other ingredients Inn
TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invigorating the digestive or.
ganS, and rendering IL a most valuable curative
agent IN cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISIN the blood. which permeates
all the tissues and Is the life andnutrlton thereof
Is purified rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
REMEMBER.-This medicine Is no offshoot oil
uuackery butthe regular formula OF distinguished
practitioner now q resident of Baltimore city, anL
so high does il stand in the favor and esteem Of the
Intelligent and scientific that it has been adopted
by physicians In their practice and is daily being
prescribed and recommended by the most eminent
Of the profession throughout the country. Tho
letter ii becomes known the more highly is II
praised and the more extensively Is 1t used.
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WINTERPocK Coal CoMPANY.-Judge
Bramhall has granted charter of incor-
poration to Franklin Stearns, John J.
Werth, William II. Gwathmey, Martin
Burton, and Wellington Goddin, under the
name and style of the "Winterpock Coal
Company" for the purpose of mining,
transporting, and selling coal and other
minerals and metals-the capital stock to
be not less than $4,000 nor more than
$500, 900, to be divided into shares of sloO
each--its principal office to be located in
the city Of Richmond and the following
gentlemen will be the officers for the first
year: Franklin Stcarns, president; John
J. Werth, secretary and treasurer; and
Messrs. William Fl. Gwathmey, Wellington
Goddin, and DR.. Martin Burton, with the
Secretary and Treasurer, to constitute the
Board of Directors.
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PARDoNs GRANTED.-The Governor has
granted pardons in the following cases:
Laura Austin and Susan Fowler, con-
victed at the May, 1869, term of the county
court of Cumberland of house-breakine
and larceny, and sentenced to imprison,
ment in the county jail for - months.
James Jackson, convicted in the Halifax
county court, same monthly term, and for
the same offence, and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for one year.
Sidney Scott, convicted in the circuit
court of Petersburg, in May 1866, of grand
larceny, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for five years.
The Governor has refused pardon in
the following case:
Joseph IIootsey, convicted in the Rich
mond Hastings Court, in March 1869, OF
petit larceny, and sentenced to six months
in the city jail.
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ALMOST A SERIOUS Row IN LoCUsT AL
LEY.-Late on Tuesday night there occur
red an affray between three courtezans of
Locust alley which came near resulting Sc
riously. 1t appears that landlady of one
of the houses of that locality was sitting IN
her front door with one of her boardcrs.
While they were there, another woman, OF
rather desperate character, came up, and
remarking to the boarder "Get up, you
little -, you, and fight" commenced an
attack upon her with knife and Il singu-
lar and dangerous weapon composed of The
points of broken tumblcr wrapped in
a towel, the whole sort of slung-shot
The girl, being quite small, could only
protect herself by dodging the blows
aimed by her antagonist. She sue
cecded very well, only being struck once.
There is no telling, however, what might
have happened but that the landlady, a
woman Of great muscular power, came to
the girls rescue, and with one fell blow
levelled the attacking party. \ rough en-
counter ensucd, which was interrupted by
the appearance Of a party Of policemen,
who conveyed all hands to the statlon-housc.
They were before Justice Mitchell yesterday
morning, and partially examined. The case
will be further heard to-day.
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DR.. Burrows ELECTRo-HEATING APPA-
RATus.-The invention of DR.. W. Leigh
Burton, of Richmond, of IN apparatus for
utilizing electric heat receives long and
favorable notice in the last No. of the
Scientific american. There is q minute
and illustrated description of the construc-
ton of the apparatus, together with state
ment of the uses to which it may be ap-
piled. 1t is particularly mentioned as
afording q more economical, comfortable,
and safer plan for the heating of railway
cars than has ever before been devised; and
there is clear demonstration that the
utility of the apparatus in this respect is
deserving of the serious attention Of rail
road men,
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HUGUENoT SPRINGs.-From q visitor OF
the Huguenot Springs we have a letter
speaking in the warmest terms OF the at
fractions of the place and the great kind
ness and popularity of Colonel Norvell
Cobb, the proprietor. There are at present
q good number of visitors there, and che
place is represented by them to be one OF
the most pleasant resorts in the country.
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PRETTY woMES.-h comparatively fow ladies
monopoliac the beauty rs well rs the attention "i
society. This ought not 10 be so, hut tits, and viii
be while men arc foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can all be changed by using HAGAN's MAG
SoLIA BALM, which gives the bloom Of youth :tn1
Il refined. sparkling beauty to the complexion
pleasing. powerful, and natural.
No lady need complain ofa red. tanned, frcckled
or rustic complexion, who will invest scrcnty-hvt
cents IN HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM. It's effects
are truly wonderful
To preserve and dress the hair use LYONS hA'
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WARN SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

;rfts CFTFBRATFD WATERING-PLACE,
80, o,,,,, rnI. thn rccnntiou and accommodation of
. Ip'' i9t ,a 81 IN E"ih rr,ntv Va one hun-
t.I IA -o,n,,tc III. ,.o.t rf r icI,noud and
u.tu .itu sSn,it,H ii.t.S J rtti, roiirnnI and
"a ~, H. i%r.b 81, tho 0-,nrr aud Alex
.c1cl., atuil tne 80 ,i G.', ~ -, rtTrSy Sylin
any. ~, ~ i ~ f,,, - Nils from te
ttj.%% - ., nrra!.im.+ NIiLnrn. d6int with a line
- rIarh,. n...ir,S nv tLc Hot Springs and the
Hr.,lirt, SnrinrS over fine turnpike road.
Thr"S ,y:-"rS h2yc hccn long aud Justly famed
.r tbrir rIretiyr GIaIities In Various diseases as
ven n, for the luxury of bathing Their properties
mr.. rrutly aDcricut. durctic, and QiophOrctic,
az tIiIrts ,,,..
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HABgAs CoRPUs.-A negro man named
Robert Murphy, who was committed to jail
a few days since by Recorder Powers on
the charge of holding fellow-freedman in
q street fight while his son stabbed him
several times, was brought before Judge
Bramhall yesterday morning on writ OF
ha6eas corpus, and after full hearing OF
the case he was admitted TO bail in the sum
of $500 for his appearance at the next term
of the Judges court.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 25, lSG9
ARRIVED,
Steamer State of Maryland, Baltimore, mer-
chaud!sc and passengers, 1Iarveys 4 Williams.
Steamer IIertfOrd, Wescott Chlckah0mlny Iner-
chandse aud passengers, \. Millspaugh.
Schooner Lawrence, Hicks, liaVre de trace,
coal. Sta Piles L Blair.
Schooner Mencena, Munson, Dayton, New YORK,
g,Iano Lee, Seldom & Co. -
Schooner }. T.. GamaZe, Norton WINDSOR, N.
s.. plaster, Pleasants K Ross
Schooner Convoy, French. Pouglkeepsle, IRON,
old Dominion Nail Works Company.
Schooner J. b. McShain, Quigley, Philadelphia,
guano Il. Dillon.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford Norfolk mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
Steamer IIertford, WcScott, Chickahomlny, iher-
chandse and passengers A. MillspaGgh-
Schooner Julia 4. Bcrkcll, Iar,ier, lower James,
To load wood for New York, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner William and James, Outtcn, Phlladel-
phia merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner II. L. Simmons, COrsOn, down river, ~
load lumber for New York, Curtis & Parker
BELOW.
Bark Rhea from Liverpool for City Point anc
Richmond, with salt for K. +. Williams GO.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, August IS. = Arrived, steamer
Kenncbec Freeman, merchandise and passengers
York River Railroad. and sailed on return.
PROVIDENCE, August 23.--Arrived, schooner
Tunis Depew, Crittcndcn, from Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIN viii sell at 5 O'Clock a
house and lot In Fulton.
LEE & GODDIN viii sell at O'Clock small
farm Of ffty-six acres, adjoining the lands OF
Samuel Robinson.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the store of ID. VI Robertson, OIL Broad street,
a stock of hardware, cutlery, etc.
household furniture, tum blers, goblets, &C.
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DR.. CURRY AT THE WHITE SULPHUR
Rev. Dr.. Curry, of this city, has consented to
deliver his popular address on education at
the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs on
Friday, 3D. September: The hqbitaes Of that
celebrated summer resort have in store for
them on entertainment second to none they
have been permitted to enjoy this season, and
it is hoped that there, as elsewhere, it may
lead to a revival of interest in the cause Of
education,
Next week the citizens of Richmond will
have an opportunity to testify their interest
in the same cause. 1t is proposed to hold
an educational mass meeting on Friday
evening instant, at place hereafter to be
designated, when addresses will be made
by Dr.. Curry, Judge Christian, james AL
fred Jones, Esq, and other distinguished
gentlemen.
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AHEAD or CoMPETITGoS.-Thc names ofTR
BETT and of his VERMIFEx are now household
words In Virginia. The people feel that this Is not
n quack preparation, but medicine that Gun be
relied on for the cure OF worms. Remember, the
ycrmIfcx Worm Confcction Is what you want.
Manufactured In Richmond, and sold everywhere.
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OLD STOVES TAKES IN EXCIIASGE.-alr.
GEORGE KLEIN, Gil Broad street, has very fine
assortment OF cooking and heating stoves, as well
rs tlnware in endless variety; al OF which he Is
selling ut reduced rates. He repairs old stoves.
Also takes old stoves in exchange for new. Klein
is an excellent workman and fair dealer. Give
him 4 call.
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PERsoHAL.-Mayor Chahoon is still out OF
town and in illhealth.
General Malone was at the Exchange
Hotel yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Moore is spoken of as DR.. Will
sons successor in the Presbyterian Theolo-
gical Seminary.
Colonel Ordway is doing good service in
the Council, and the people will back him
Judge Bramhall does all the habeas cor
puS business here now. No other Judge
lives in Richmond.
Rev. DIR. R. H. Bagby is in Richmond
Collector Burgess, like Captain Bohan-
non, declines to be alderman.
Rev. DR.. Hoge writes to the Central Pres
Jyterian an interesting account of his Cana
dian trip,
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THE NATIONAL wATER.LINE.

A CENTRAL WATER-LINE FROM THE
WEST TO THE SEABOARD-MEETING OF
COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL BOARD
OF TRADE ON THE SUBJECT-WHAT
THEY REPORT IN BEHALF OF TIE
GREAT ENTERPRISE. ss-
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Burns wrote a very witty poem upon a
louise which he saw wanderingsver a lady's
bonnet one fine Sunday in church. If he
could have had the experience of riding up
and down in urshorse-cars he would have
seen variety of vermin meandering about
On the clothes and hats of the unlucky pas
sengers in those yehioles.-Neso York Sun.
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NowLAN Il Co. are receiving magnificent new
styles jcwelry, pins and cardrops, handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
ment and plain gold wedding rings; rich silver
ware, in cases spoons, forks, pitchers, cups and
goblcts, and great variety Of other fashionable
goods
Corner of Main and Tenth streets.
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COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY.-General
Candy has appointed the following Frank,
lin Z. Town, Albemarle, Fluvanna, and
Augusta counties; John Camper, Botetourt
John Rickard, Shenandoah Henry Aus
tin, Jr., uice Henry Hudnall, Henrico
county.
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The Press BALL.-We acknowledge the
receipt of IN invitation from the Messrs.
Pcyton to the grand press ball to be given
at the White Sulphur on Tuesday evening
next. The ball is the talk of the town.
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HOUSE KEEPERS, ATTENTION.
In view of the crowd of visitors expected
at the State Fair to be held here in Noyem-
Der the Secretary of the Agricultural So
ciety (Mr. f. G. Leigh requests boarding
house keepers and others wishing to rent
rooms and board persons attending the Fair
to file in his Office their location in the city,
terms of accommodation, &c. 1t is hoped
that this request will be complied with at
once, as it is to the interest of all the per-
sons concerned.
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MILITARY COMMIssIoNER.-By General
Orders No. 90, from headquarters, Breret
Brigadier-General Julius Hayden, lieutcn-
ant-colonel United States army, has been
assigned to duty as Military Commissioner
for the First and Second Divisions Of Nir-
ginia, with station at Norfolk city, and will
at once relieve Brcvet Major John Il. Dono-
van, captain Seventeenth United States
infantry
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NJ, ELLYsOS & Co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities ut pub
lishcrs' rates for cash. Apply at this office.
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8irltmond Dispattk,


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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SS PER DAY.
SUMMER RESORTS.


uUGUENOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN
Ii COUNTY. NA.-This old and popular water
Iug-place Gocated five miles from Conlfeld sta
lion on the Richmond and Danville railroad) has
been thoroughly reflttcd and furnished, and offers
unusual inducements to visitors.
The waters are sulphur chalybeatc. and alum,
and are of acknowledged efficacy. The sulphur
,..,hs arranged for either hot or cold plunge or
shower. are in perfect ORDER.
The location is very dcsirablc-in in an airy,
h.dthy country. The lawns and walks are we'll
shaded and cool.
The proprietors pledge themselves that the
FARE AND ACCOMMODATIONS SHALL BE
UNSURPASSED.
It's low rates of charges, convenience to Rich
moad, ana the facility with which 1t can be
reached. will recommend ii to those desiring u
summer residence for their families,
E0und-trip tickets from Richmond to the Springs
and return can hc had at the ticket Office OF the
Richmond and DauylilC railroad. Price, Sl.15. a
comfortable omnibus always in waiting upon the
arrival cf the trains.
CliArGr~ : s. per day, $40 per week or $40 per
Iunuth. Children under twelve years ol age and
ruioroi servants hali-pTicc.
VEIN &OHVELL.. COBB & co.
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APro1STMENT.-Frank Camm has been
appointed Clerk Of the Third District Court
of Appeals of Virginia.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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IRISH EM1GRANT AID SOCIETY.-This
Society will meet this evening at halt-past
o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
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VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
' Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gears stopping
at the door,, fifteen miles west Of Staunton, AXE
OPENED FOR VISITORS. The mineral waters
are considered superior. analysis ut this oiiice.
For board, by the month, $40: by the week, sl2 !;
by the day, s2. Children under twelve years and
servants half price. Bathing In hcaling water
il s0 ON Proprictors.
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NOR RENT, that very desirable On
Il BRICK HOUSE situated on the north al
side of Broad street and nearly opposite to Mayo
street tSC. il6). containing all the usual con'e-
nlcnccs Possession can be had immediately.
T.. ID. EACHO,
ouo5 ar Real Estate Agent.
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DALBY's PROPHYLACTIC FLUID is
D al excellent toath-wash, and 10 adapted to
many other useful purposes. For sale by
- -s---s PURCELL, LADD " CO..
jy3o 1915 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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poARDrNG AND EoDexNG.

9, 81 PER DAY. S2.50 PER DAY.
TORD'S HOTEL.
h RICHMOND, VA,
I1,rs.cd in the heart Of the city, commanding the
Ee.i views, and adjoining the Capitol Square and
..l,crror'S Mansion.
"'' THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
-, only one situated in the fashionable portion Of
!H ~jty and adjoining the beautiful Capitol Park.
IN, 1l - sisiuary, monuments. fountains, and fow-
N-Gcd<--is newly and elegantly furnished through
g., and It's bill Of fare Is not cNcclicd in quality
; e.,,, %srictv by any house in the state.
"'Snccial suits Of rooms always ready for wedding
.nf large travelling parties. The arrangements
". a., frst-rlaSS in every respect. The price of
Gard has been fixed owing to the great scarcity of
,,nrv. at the reasonable sum Of
TWO pOlLARS AND \ HALF FER DAY.
3ac patronage Of my friends and the travel
,trr nHll!c are invited TO make FORD'S HOTEL
;hr.g home. : ,>>z> ,,-
1.,o ono q: the proprctUrs Of the Exchange Hotel,
RICHMOND, VA.
7 S-Ny coaches run TO and from all depots
srS steamboat landings. au ?0--lm
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DICHMOND AND BALTIMORE

IN TRANSPORTATION LINE
The RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD and POWHATAN COMPANYfS STEAM
ERS ria West Point and York River landings
DAILY, and the Powhatan Company's steamers
rtn CITY Point and James River landings TIKI
WEEKLY, now offer to shippers cheap prompt,
and reliable transportation TO BALI1MOaEs
and thence by direct connections on tnr0ngh oHis
WEST.
For rates or other information, apply to
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
-. AGENTS,
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NOR RENT. that very desirable 1i
Il HOUSE No. 500 Marshall Row. Posses-GJ
sion can he had Immediately.
On % ot Real Estate Agent.
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DAPUUA POWDERS.
DEATH TO { II l. l. s..
WONDERFUL CURES!

The success of the celebrated RAPHUA POM
DERS In the cure of that dreadful disease AGUE
AND FEVER Is beyond parallel. Strange as 1t
NAV seem to those who have tried other remedies
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS!
1t not ONLY gives immediate relief hut, by persist
entity following directions given, will prevent Its
return. It's composition Is Of the most simple and
beneficial character, and may be taken by the most
delicate female, even by child.
Read the following certificates from gentlemen
of high repute in this community:
RICHMOND, VA, August TO- 1869.
CdDt0if Z. J. Levy:
Dear Sir,-My daughter was cured of chills and
fever by the use of one 6or of your celebrated 'Ra-
phua Powders They admirable, and should
be tried by all who suffer- .
TURNER RICHARDSON.
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TOR RENT. Il STORE and DWELL--ATd
Il ING ut the corner of Jail alley and Broad ka:4
street Possession can be had Immediately
+. ID. EACHO,
,ro- p. Real Estate Agent.
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NOTICE.-The BOATS Of sSAc-IE
~ my line will leave the Basin
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ., andsa-
rURDAYS. -,
Freights taken for all points on the Canal.
nnT -A'-" - r. A. HILL, Agent.
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NOR RENT, TWO FRAMED TEN-Hn
II EMTSTS on Broad street mos. 1925 and LID.
l52sl suitable for store and dwelling. Possession
r,n he Ind Immediately. l.. ID. EACHO,
~, o, NJ Real EDtate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, 4 COMFORTABLEIS
II DWELLING-HOUSE No. 5l7 Sixth LII
street Possession given September lst. Apply
opposite, No. 5H. au -.-- -o--e-
TOR RENT, one Of those very deSl- G#1
T. rable and convenient new FRAME TE Me- MI
MENTS on the north side of Clay between iwenasy- :
sixth and Tyycnty-seventh streets, containing nVe
rooms, &C.. with good water In the yard. fosses-
A''' - LYME & BROTHER,
~, os 4, Real Estate AuctOneers.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-a53s--sss
~ The boats OF the JAMES
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL UUhit,AsN1
will leave the dock rs usual promptly &c IL M: on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUkDA1S
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchnurg aha M
beyond collected on delivery or prepald NJ III, .ie
option OF the shipper. Every facility p9ss,pe s ~"
sumcd to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered I'LL charges "ie
paid.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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EOR RENT, HALE or STORE NO. NO. M5
L, pls. together with TWO ROOMS In the sa:4
rear and cellar This Is one of the best locations
In the city ior any retail light business.
HILL II G0DD1N.
Real Estate Agents,
MI % m No 1908 Main street.