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~, ,Oopsts ede in the above stated cause, I
TiI sen TO the highest bidders, before the
FIRST MONDAY in Novenaber pe1t, and the
days following, during the legal hours ~
All the REAL ESTATE belonging to The es.
tate of C0E Nicholas A. Psay,' deceased, CON
slsting OF about 15, 900 acres of LAND, situate
In tho County OF Fairfield, upon the Wateree
hiver end its tributaries. This land has been
afvlded into separate convenient tracts, con-
tanning from 900 to $50 acres. OF which plats
be made by tract.
GUILD MINE, with about $50 acres Of land
circumjacent, known as the ''Nott Mine" stu
ate In Union County; of which Mine the said
estate owns part interest, AID the other
owners join in the sale, SO that the purchaser
will buy the whole interest.
TERMS, ,--About s., 900 cash, to be apportioncd
pro rata between all the purchasers; for the
baiance credit OF one, two, three four and
five years. this balance being payable in equal
annual lnstalments, with interest on the whole
from day OF sale, payable snnually; for this
balance, purchasers to give bond, each. with
two good sureties and further secured by
mortgage OF the tract purchased ANY pur-
chnser Paying one-third Of his whole bid in
cash, will not be required to have sureties to
ms bogd. ANY purchaser paying the whole Of
ten per cent. upon the. amount OF his bid.
Purchasers will be required to pay for all
necessary papers and revenue stamps, n y
s. B. CLOWNEY,
Clerk @. C.. p. Euuity side
M1nnsboro. &. g., October 8, 1869. O1Os2
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: Domestic News.

!GAxptssToN,A October e.-Arriyed-
steamers Georgia. New York; Falcon,
Baltimore; ship Ellen Southard, Boston;
bark Annie Kenball, Boston; schooner
ErEy2 fharQ, New York. SAiied-steam-
eEr9,e NJ. Evarman, Philadelphia; bark
Vincoo Iagespool 10 Us .'r.,, ..',',-,'
4NEw OREiEANs, October 9.AThis even
iRs$ as ssshSs|y Sss sse ssra Steamship on hip
Lillian arrived at Cedar Keys in time;
took on board her freight and passengers
and d'sailed without being molested. The
parties i9 geaych of her came too late"
WmMNdToA, N. g. October 9.-It is
rumored that several Spanish gun-boats
are eptside, waitipg for the gun-boat Gu
ba; but the rumors are believed to be
withent foundation. Coal was removed
from the Cuba to-day; she had ten tons
enough TO run eight hours; which evil
DENLY proves that she came here in dis
New YORK, October 9.-It is stated
that arrangements will be made for the
removal of the receivership of the gold
Exchange Bank, on Tuesday next.
P0UaHKEEPs1E, N. Y, October 9.-The
safe of the Dutchess County Mutual In
surance Company was robbed, last night,
of 100000.
BALfMoRR, October 9.-Hon. Jeffer-
son Davis has arrived here.
CHICAGO, October 9.-Farragut is sick,
OF congestive chills.
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nett rsod6apts sof cotton sasA AA sES POI ts
R IL sss e soa.ss.as E Gsiss e asa nsj
G6nsyssyI a. SsSSa sS7 'siseax &:
short 916. Gold 80. cas- 90; Tennes-
ses,s; xAcoupon, 81; new So Virginia's,
ex.coupan. 80; new 53; Lonisiane's, 20;
leves's Ga, North Caroi;na' g, old, 491S
new, 1915; South Oarolipa's, now, "a.
Flour dull and 30, lower Corn dull,
and 1c. lower. Pork nominal mess
30.87!1@3l:00 Cotton lower--27.
Frsights dull.
i'7LP! MACotton lower; sales 5000
bales, at ~. Flour dull, heavy and 5(9
1Oc. lower-State superfine 5.25@5.7
Wheat heavy and fully &c. lower-West-
ern red and amber Western 1901. 43.
Corn dull and 1@2c. lower-mixed
Western 95@i.03. Whiskey heavy, at
1.21@E23. PORK lower 075@81. 12k.
Kettle lard 18@1824. Freights dull and
drooping. Money easy-letest transac-
tions at 496. The bank statement is
favorble; specie increase $4,000, 600.
Sterling firm, at 81. Gold 303l. Co.
vernnent's dull; 62's 2O14. State bonds
firm.
BALTIMORE October 9.-Cotton 27.
Flour favors buyers. Wheat steady.
Corn firm-white 1.05@1.12; Western
100. Pork quiet. Bacon firm,
CINcINNAgI,, October 9.--Whiskey in
fair demand, ut 1.15. Pork quiet, Mt
31.O0. Lard quiet, at 171144 Bacon firm
shoulders 1917; sides 20A-both, held ID
higher. - ~ <
CHARIEsroS, October Cotton quiet
but firm; stock light; sales 35G bales
middlngi 25A; receipts I,0S0ia iae1ports
coastwise 5O4. 10 ..'. :.b!N.
AueusrA, October s.-Cottop market
active, but prices easier; sales $50 blles;
receipts 606-middling closed at 24t15.
SAVANNAH, October 9.-Cotton receipts
1904 bales; exports ,42S; market quiet,
with downward tendency y-niddling
2516.
MOBILE, October 9.-Cotton Sales $50
bales; good demand up to midday, but
on receipt of unfavorable New York ac-
counts closed dull and nominal, at 24tS'
for .middlings; receipts 2,248.
New ORLEANS, October 9.-Cotton
steady, at 251s@2574; sales 1900 bales;
receipts 2,OS4 Treble extra flour 6. Is.
White corn 1.2O@1.22. Pork 1880.
Molasses 60@6219. Whiskey 1927.
Gold 3O1S.
LONDON, October 9-Noon. -Consols
93M. Bonds 84as.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-Noon.-Cotton
quiet-uplands 1925; Orleans 1256.
PARIS, October 9.-The Bourse opens
quiet-rentes II and 80.
HAvRE. October 9.-Cotton opens
quiet-afoat 1877.
LONDON, October 9-Evening. ng.-Con-
soils 934. Bonds S4L.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-Evening.
Cotton dull-uplands 1925; Orleans
1925; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
export 1000.
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y Pans, octoSsf d :. .adh h Bel L Hyaointke
has gone TO the Unitedc4 4tatsn IA " kls =
Republican insurrections In Spain eon-
! tinue. THE RephPlicane are making
sharv isestanee. The police Of Madrid
advise the people to arm for resistance.
The miners In the department OF Avig-
non wefe .riotings and had burned many
shops; The military suppressed the
rioEkiliing ten and woundi6g many.
MApRtDs OSto6er 9sLThe troops wArs
triumphant in Catalonia. The Mayor Of
command q band of insurgents. Order
has been restored in Valentia and Galioia.
A state Of siege,will be declared wherever
outbreaks occur. a meeting between
Prin and Serrano on one side, and the
Republican deputies, Costeiier and
Figeqra, on the other, to effect COM
prpAiss, reached mo result.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 9. Public bust
ness will be suspended on Monday, in
honor OF ex-President Pierce.
Internal revenue receipts, $500, 900.
The Court of Claims meets Monday.
Coin in the Treasury $111, 200, 600;
currency 8, $50, 900.
mandins ameng the the Indians, had had io long
interview with Grant and Sherman to,
day. ,hGlA0,li - 'kI5+ Ali,
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WHAT IT WILL Do.-Judge by what
it has done. Heinitsh's QbBEN's De-
LIGHT. It has cured sore leg of twen-
ty-five years stnading. It has restored
to health persons long diseased. 1t has
cured cutaneous eruptions, tetter, &c.
1t has cured the dyspeptic of his com
plant Of long standing. 1t has restored
to life the child supposed to be dying.
It has produced radiant glow on the
female cheek. It has invigorated the
feeble and languishing. It has impaired
vigor to the young. It has vitalized the
decaying functions of age. I. has puri-
fed the blood and invigorated life. It
has cured Liver Complaint and nervous
disorders. It has proven to be great
blessing to females. It establishes regu-
larity of the organs. It is the lamp of
life and way to health, and everybody
should try botte of HE1NrrsH's QUEEN's s
DELIGHT. Ala
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rE>HE subscriber has on hand large assort,
kers eto, sEWfNa MACHINES; aIso also ne hs
assortment Of English and German GUNS.
PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CARTRIDGES, DOOR
BELLS, eto;, which will beis lower than at
any other place in the city. ~ ',
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistols, Locks, etc.,
repaired at the shortest notice, and ali work
warranted F. A. SOHNEJDFp
Sept 25 fI.7. Main atreet
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MOTHERS, BE ADVISED Always keep
bottle of DIR. TUTT's CELEBRATED Ex.
PEoToRANT in the house. It is certain
and pleasant cure for Group, Coughs,
Colds, &c, It is agreeable to the taste,
and children take 1t readily. Go to your
Druggist and get it at once, it may save
the life OF your little one O96
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AssiJnee's Sale.
D. G. PE1XOTTO G. SON, Auctioneers.

AssiJnee's Sale.
D. G. PE1X0TTO G. SON, Auctioneers.
PY virtue Of an order to me directed by Hon.
District Court for tho Southern District of Mis-
slssippi,l will sell, before the Auction Rooms
OF ID. @. Peixetto IL Son, in the city OF Colum
bia, on WEDNESDAY, Goth October next. at
10 o'clock A. NJ, the following personal pro-
Perty belonging to the Bankrupt Estate OF
Wade Hampton, to wit:
TWO HORSES,
Library near Columbia,
Two Carriages and one set Harness,
One Buggy and Harness.
About lis SHARES OF STOCK OF CONNER.
cial Bank OF Columbia, 8. G.
y: W. FERGUSON, As;:sn.c.
EItenstue ELecator's Sale of Real Estate and
re'sonGt Property, belonging TO he Estate OF
Henry Ddris, deceased.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
On the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER next
will be sold, before the Court House. in Co.
property: ""O''
No: Lot on Plain street, between BpIl
and Pickens, being 78 feet front on Plain street
and running back 208, moro or less. on which
there is a two story frame kitchen; bounded
East by residence Of James G. Gibbes, ESQ.
NO. zILot on tho South-e east corner Of the
square bounded by Senate, Sumter, Pendleton
ana Marion streets, near and on the North
sue OF the South Carolina University, measur-
ing 145 feet front by 102, more or less.
NO. slot containing 50 acres, more or lese;
bounded by Tobacco, Indigo, Sumter and
Nichardson streets.
No. lone square OF ground. with the sur
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Bremen Lager, i, Beer. !. ;.

lust RECEIVED, 5 Casks--8O Doz. Pints..-
y q this celebrated BEER, which has been
is itaS 1i market Tor some time as the quantity
supply. n '.a GEORGE sYMNERa
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Extensive Erecuto,'s Sale of Real Estate and
re'sonat Property, belonging to he Estate of
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to provae for reduction OF the military forces and
[ Several amendments we're reported BY the Military
Mr.. CoSKLISG, trep) OF N. Y, then moved an
amendment, providing that the vacant Drigadief
generalships shall not be be 1lled ct present. which
The biii was then passed in the following form:-
As q ssssy e
the now holding the appointments % o. a
S ss ssd % he ' Ss
ns psc S %
shall sect their relative rank with other sussn
sso, And % i further enacted that d. grade. Of rss
na vseaan s an ss hs
nd % g q .s
mssoned officers shall have ,hs privilege Of receiving an
s ps q s sss 4 <
mang the service in such other grades may assigned
ss ~ y s.ss BY section even
msn approved July a IsdS iasaae the band i Re
;1 A, p .ss sss
them receive full pay and allowances TO the actual date
e terms Of enlistment for al arms Of the service
sns h:rs.sssr bs Ave ,.,.. ), i. arm, b. and
s Sc ssssSs Sss SS'2s z 1sd q
q HI y AND
& s.sy
regiments companies under dirscon Of he ana
Ing ossr q ss san M ds
ssa ss S as e %
passage Of this act issue general order % nss
duty 70 Be performed BY the troops on sunday wncn ~
shs not however interfere with any duties which may 20
| reouired in time or war Of public danger -,
,oned ocers respecting for ocnces charses
of which have not been duly preereu sns
after be applied enlisted and they shall NOT De CON
nned or hei without trial Tor longer peIiod
commisoned oaicsrs would be held under srar " cc9 y
No q s s:ss .s &c &
duly convicted, shall receive pay Tor the peIou
which may have been may be n arrest OF
either before after trial, account Of such onence.
sEC 8 No enisted who shall oe unnt IoI
duty by reason Of the hahua OF
or du Or by reason any dsease incurred through hl
own mmoray shall receive for the period during
SEC The number appointments Of second liertenanta
"a e made IN the shall not hereafter exceed ny an
nuslv unti otherwise ordered by Congress- BAL
SEC. 10 No person shall hereafter be app0ntea reg
mental OF post chaplain whose exceeds forty years no
Shal any oa chaplain remain longer than nve years ~ n
ost ana when relieved from duty his place shall De supple
bv chaplain OF different Christian nor sha
vacancies existing N the grade o. eenef
RELIEF OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL DAWSON.
On motion OF Mr.. DRAKE, trepl Of NO., the senate
then took up and passed the Dill lot tne rellei
| LIEUTENANT Colonel John II. Dawson, Of the Unite
| states Army. 1t repays him about TWO hundred DO
lara stolen while in his custody many years ago an
| by him made good to the government at the time.
Mr. CoNKLING moved that when the senate az
| journ it adjourn till Monday next. Lost.
THE NINTH CENSUS.
The Joint resolution introduced yesterday Dy Nj
| ConktinQ for the appointment OF committee or nv
10 INQUIRE whether any legislation was necessary ]
regard to taking the next census WAS then passed.
At haIf-past four the Senate adjourned. -
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to the Judiciary were passed upon, and several bills
Of minor importance instructed to DO reported.
An Indian Delegation nc the Capitol.
delegation numbering over dozen OF Kiowa
Fox and Sac Indians dressed in all the barbarous
spendor OF paint and feathers blazing red blankets
clamshes and felt hats, moved through the Capitol
to-day amid an immense crowd Of curious admirers
They seemed to take deep interest In the picture Of
De Soto discovering the Mississippi which IL made
to adorn the walls Of the rotunda. They shuifled
with great elee over the red carpet In the marble
room and smiled strangely at finding themselves
duplicated front and rear in the huge mirrors. One
OF the warriors bore a remarkable resemblance to
Ben Wade, having good deal Of the same massive
jaw and deeply furrowed face peculiar 70 the great
champion OF human rights. He wac a Kiowa Indian,
and on being introduced 10 Mr.. Wade nc grunted
forth his qualification at finding among the pale
faces one, at least who filed his ideal OF great and
infiexibe sachen. They seemed very little awed by
the size Of the Capitol, and were moved from their
accustomed stolidlty more by the red carpets and
gay frescoes than by anything else.
Internal Revenue Decisions.
Commissioner Rollins, In accordance with the sec
tion Of the Internal Revenue law, which does not
require actual competition alone as the condition
for the same or equal taxation decides that II two
or more gas companies are located within
the corporate limits Of any city or
town, Or I two or more companies are
so located. whether within ihs sanass Corporate
limits or not that they compete with each other.
They are liable TO paw the same rate Of tax, which
rate is TO be determined BY the monthly product Of
the company having the largest production. The
above decision lie based upon adestIops which have
been under consideration concerning the rates Of
taxation proper TO be assessed upon The gas compa-
nies OF Boston and East Boston
The Tobacco Dealers Ms..o,h,v Resurns.
The Commissioners has y.ritten letter stating
,na. 'ae law imposes penalty upon dealers In to-
oa..o io' pIiance with the requirements OF
seeson sevens. eight OF the law In the matter OF
nssns Monthly inventories. Persons, however,
~."s ".ntinue TO sell and neglect u, or refuse TO
=" e such Inventories necessarily fall under sus-
.dcion. IT. upon examination Of their stock, IL shall
be found TO 10 ustamped the presumption is that
no tax has been paid upon H. and II should be re-
ported TO the collector for seizure, and then the bur
den OF proof viii be upon sucn dealer 70 show cause
why proceedings shall not be commenced for tls
forfeiture OF oil such unsampeJ goods 70 the United
States. In the absence OF any inventory officers are
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PACE
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Poor SID "a MODEL ITEM.-The
following model report we find in the Hills
boro' IN. ca Recorder. There are few re-
porters that report in this manner-par-
tcularly the graphic description OF ''poor
Sid.'s" position when found {:
"Sidney Mays was young son of David
Mavs, who runs the mill for Captain Lyons,
Of this county.
"Sidney was just fourteen years OF age.
On last Wednesday he and his little brother
went with their aunt half way home. Going
back, they stopped at pond and tished TIL
the Youngest brother got tired, and told
Sid. to come on and let's 60 home. On the
way home Sid. stopped to get drink OF
wafer, and his little brother waited for him
at the house of Mrs. Cole till he gave him
out, and told Mrs. Cole to tell Sid. to come
on, that he had gone on home. That night
when his father went home from the mill
his mother asked, Where is Sid? Lord
u mercy!' cried his father, / thought he
was at home The anxious father started
Immediately on hunt for his lost boy, and
he hunted for near two days, when on FRI
day morning-there he found him lying
in an old field of Bill Cardin's, this side Of
Richardson's mill, on his back, his right
arm on his thigh, and his head twisted to
the left, with his left leg drawn up-dead !
About 100 yards off was chunk that he
was supposed to have slept with his head
on, bush, and piece Of tobacco. The
boy was sickly, and had been having chills.
They sent to this place to get coroner,
and we may be furnished with further par
ticulars I"
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DRAMA FOWLS.-I have for sale 200
ID pure BRAHMA FOWLS, bred this year from
of to farmers ut moderate prices. / can furnish q
few sittings Of fresh Jours BRAHMA EGGS Tor
allhdtchin5 at $3.50 per dozen For further par
tIculars address lock box l25, Richmond, Va.
au 26-etw&dF&s j. W. LEWELLEN. /
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams, Anctioneers,
IIo,on,l NpiD and Rank strppts,
BY Lee u Goddin Auctioneers,
No. ll13 Main street.

TRAME DWELLING ON LAUREL
Il STREET, IN SIDNEY, IN THE PLAN OF
BELVIDERE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We
will sell on SATURDAY the 2Sth instant. on the
premises, at o. clock z. NJ, a FRAME DWELL
ING with brick basement, with two rooms above
the same, situated on Laurel street, on oregon
Hill.
Lot fronts 40 feet by 100 feet deep.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance in four,
eight and twelve months negotiable notes, lnte-
rest added, and secured by q trust deed.
LEE & GODD1N.
,up5 AuCtionpcTs.
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
y FARM IN HENRLC0 COUNTY, On THE n
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG md 70
TOMAC r ALL ROA ID. AT AUCTION
Pursuant to decree of the county court OF
ticnrico entered the 10th day of August,
1869. in the chancery suit of Tyler as. Tyler's
heirs. as special commissioner therein named,
shall proceed TO sell OH MONDAY the 3Oth day OF
August, 1869, ut O'Clock p. NJ, upon the pre-
mlscs. the LANDS of which Bartlett Tyler died
seized and possessed, situated In Ilcnrico county
on both sides of tho Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, six miles from the city OF
Richmond, containing In all THlRTG-FOUR
AND ONE-FIFTH ACRES.
The portion on the cast side of the railroad con-
taIns -FOUR AND EIGHT-TENTHS ACRES,
has Il small house upon 1t, and adjoins the farm
owned by Colonel j. Lucius Davis. That on the
west side of said road contains TWENTY-NlNE
AND FOUR-TENTTIS ACRES, has upon 1t
comfortable dwelingf for small family, and out
houses a good orchard, ice-hOuSe and pond A
plat of the land be at the office of the auc-
tionecr. .
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue upon
credit OF six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving his notes with interest added and the title
retained till the whole purchase money is paid and
4 decd ordered BY the court. -.
A. X. COURTNEY,
au93 Special Commissioner.
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VALUABLE Mill. SITE TIE, FOE e a,S saLE.
Inc .ar iticbory Fork, on the road leading to
sele Ro on which the mill known az TIT n ss
MN ", 81, thc Federal forces In 1Se2. The DAM =
burned , ,n S Substantial one remains. The supply
Of water is very abundant: The location Is IN :
oroJ"cttve and thicky-settcd ncighborliood: and
ne n,iIi when i'm operation had good custom as
any grist mill In the county could get a,,,sor
Reasonable credit will be given the purchaser
oStbe nropcrfy; and persons who desire TO engage
IN the milling business are invited to examine the
premises. 80 nj, ,,ro,ortv
For information on the subject or thls proper ger,
cersans are referred to THOMAS c. ROBINS, Esd
or To the subscriber living In the imnediatc
borhood. FRASSES ~. $1,000 yanssnd
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NOTICE TO PERSONS HOLDING,
IN OBLIGATIONS OF THE TRUSTEES OF
HENRICO UNION LODGE A., F., AND 4. NJ,
No. I3o.-Pnrsnant to a resolution passed by Hen
rico Union Lodge, No. 1870, as follows
'ReSoIped /, That a. 4. Courtney, A. S. Lee,
j. s. Dodson, and William T. King, who are here
by appointed q committee for that purpose, be,
and they are, hereby authorized and directed to
advertise In one OF the public newspapers of this
city for ten days consecutiyely for all persons
holding stock scrip issued by the trustees Of this
Lodge to produce the same before them al place
and on day named by them in said advertise
ment -
that TUESDAY ;the s1st day of August, 1899, has
been fixed as the time, and my Office as the place,
for presenting the claims referred to IN the above
resolution. Any one not wishing to attend on the
day named can leave his or her claim with any
member of the committee before the day named.
A. r. COURTNEY,
Chairman Committee,
Oflce Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
1n-fAu9I ~. AZ r..
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l-.,,urscr,rcrpFIrIn LAND FOR SALE.

CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
y have for sale In the county OF CheH'erhc,lu
eight miles from Richmond. on the Cogbili rnaG. 4
SMALL TRACT OF LAND containing SlN ,l.i
ACRES, more or less, portion IN woods OF 9r a
honsns n well OF splendid water in the yard, and
in n good neighborhood. For further information
applv to LEROY +. CLARKE, who now TeslGes
on the premises. au IL ut- :"
nor SALE, A VALUABLE MARKET
Il FARM OF TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. po 1d.G,
FIFTY RUIIDISG LOTS In the city OF refers
burg. For particulars address
Is. S. BURCH, No. Library Building,
an I'm Petersburg, Va.
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FURNITURE. &c.


FURNITURE, MATTRESSES. &C.
Il HAYWOOD RITTER, opposite the post
office Main street, are now preRareo 70 manulac,
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegra stock Of
on AMBER PARLOR, and DINING-ROQM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bough. at
our establishment from S35 70 $780,
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made 10 order, and warranted rs represented.
AS the prices of most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price of every article
did before the war. All In want Of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying We have goods to salt
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD 6 RITTER,
opposite the post-ofilce, Main street,
10 2i-sm ~ s.-- Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-27
FOR TOBACCONIsTs.
>TOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
We would call the attention of tobacco manu-
facturers to the fact that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued, and itwould be advisable to groove
the boxes strictly In accordance with the revised
regulations, pamphlet copy OF which win be
supplied gratis to any manufacturer upon appli-
cation to US by mall.
We are prepared to make Two-THIRDS CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value Of shipments
Of tobacco, &C.
HOFFMAN, BALL & CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,
an 2a-eod3m CO Exchange Place Baltimore.