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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-15
By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
FIVE MILES EAST OF RICHMOND; I'ARTIS
or THE CRAIGTON ESTATE. NEAK He Ilnt
TIoS'Nm cxccntion of decree q the circuit
court of !cnrico entered sOth April 1892 Ill tllG
case of Minor. etc. rs. Christian, executor ai 10
al the undersigned commisS1onefS nrnmiscs
resnectively. on THURSDAY, 18th July, mt !:
o'clock NJ, If fair, If not, then on the next iaiI
day ct te same atnch mS to the GRAFTON
estate. owned by the heirs ofDr. William A. ohrl7'
'if ist. The "HARvEY FARM, occupied by Mr..
DIARIES. situated on the road leading from Me-
chanicsville turnpike. four miles from the CITY,
adjoining Hugh 4 Watt and r. r. MOTIFS rI; an
containing THREE HUNDRED AND 81, SE I,S n:
acres Of highland 1oJ acres of second
and the balance in meadow land which ms peer
cultivated in grass and corn. About fiity acres OF
line orchard of peaches, apples &c Ihere Is
dwelling with four rooms besides basement; stable,
corn-house aud tobacco barn.: ,.,,,,,
2nd. The "PRICE TRACT occupied by Mr.
Thomas, ON the Craigton road, just beyond the
gate leading to the Cralgton mansion; aD0u. Nv
miles from the city; THREE HUNDRED an An
TEN AND ONE. HALF ACRESwlo1 acres resn n,s IL
meadow. suitable for grasses anu corn % acres al
woods The dwelinghas fourrooms c.,,,,
Both of these farms are VEL Ida aP tne n3I Is
light quick and productive ana inc po't9n-iai i
is very rich. They arc approached by good roaIs.
and situated in one of the most impro'inG
attention Of persons seeking farms to TINS SAFE.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Will
Interest added the tileto be retained ny the cour
until the notes are paid. c,rrr-er,,
EDMUND 6; MINOR, o,s
r,,,-ppc e. wrrrr,Ns Auctioncers il 12
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HARD UPON THE DoCToRS.-A little four
year old boy was looking out Of a window
in his fathers house yesterday, when 4
noted doctor rode rapidly by. The know
ing little fellow called out to his mother,
Ma, somebody is going to die" "Why
so, sonnie% because, man, Doctor -
is just gone by" That boy knows too much
to be raised.- Lynchburq Nelrs. -
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GRuHRS & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers
BY Wellington Goddin.

TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TENE.
MENTS on BROOK AVENUE. NEARLY
6PPoSiTE MIR. PETER LAWSON'S RESI-.
DENCE, FOR SALE AT AUCT1oN On; ~ III R 8
fbn 1sth Of Iuly. 1860 Mt % clock p. NJ. those TWO
F FIR An Il TENEMENTS located as above, eacl
containing six rooms. andnow occupied by hiessrs
II. Saal and Herman Rose. each at sl5 % pei
month ThCy arc well located, and are III soo'
order.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance at four eight.
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed.
iw13 w GODDIN. Auctionecr.
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLI

DUBLIC SALE OF a NALUADLE
TRACT OF LAND NEAR BOIDTON
NECkIENBURG COUNTY, NA.-By virtue OF
decree Of the circuit court Of the ,r G9I ineco of
I shall, on THURSDAY, 18th day Of July next sell
the highest bidder At pYnlic agsiom at h0y
FOliR AZORES AND 1-le POLES, being the
tract upon which James L. Walker recently re-
sided. considerable portion of the tract Is
arabic land withan abundant supply OF WOOD ana
timber for fuel and fencing. There Is upon IL Il
large and excellent DWELLING of recent con-
strncton The location IS one Of the haudsomcst
and mos; desirable in this section OF country ana
would lie very convenient to any one doing DuSl-
ness In Boydon. ., ,
TERMS or SALE: Onc-third of the purchase
money will he required in cash. and the residue IN
two equal payments at six and twelve m"nlllS-'hc
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay,
mcntS carving interest from the day OF sale, ana
The title 10 lie retained until the whole OF tho pur-
chase money is paid. Possession TO DC given on
the Isl day OF January. lSIe. ,.,.
il o3,ds Boydton, Va
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
desiring to PURCHASE HOUSES or LOTS
or LAND FOR BUILDING UPON will,
Ivy calling on us. obtain all the particulars. Buy
Yourself home, and stop paving rent. lou VIII,
by Incoming Il stakeholder in this BULLYING
FUND, have the privilege Of pure 'rlSinG home
and pay for II in monthly payments. In Il snort
time the house will he vourS, and Your accllinula-
tunS will hc considerable besides. suppose yu
continue To pay rcmt-how much better of VIII
now?
Save your rent by paving for your own house.
Call on lIS-wc will take pleasure III explaining
Office, 1900 Main street. y lin
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----.vo., aarrs...r,uture y,sys.
By Wellington Goddin,
auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME LOTS On IN,
CHURCH HILL, ON TIIE.EAsT SIZE rIe n r.
THIRTIETH BETWEEN CLAY ,aeIrI IN WIN he
sold at ancffon OF, the premises. on MoED22f me
10Th of July isoa at half.past ociosa az Fl;
rrontng az, feet on the line OF THIRTEEN
nntng hack ie4 feet to an alley eight feet vice.
TERMS At sale. ~ copDI,r Aurtfonner
IL +. w. "oi'DitN,
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FEHE SOUTHERN
PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1860.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has Just entered
lis twcny-third year, and Is of the few ancient
landmarks still left to Old Virginia.
The JOURNAL Is offered for The new year at
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNCM; and we must
urge upon our readers that the low price of sub
scriDtion makes it imperative that we shall come
down to the cash basis. Our subscription must,
therefore. be IN ADVANCE: and we believe Il
proper exercise Of economy will enable ALL who
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER TO conform to our terms.
We are confident in promising orr readers Il
journal in every way worthy of their support.
As On ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
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10 the attention Of teachers, merchants. manuiac-
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Terms OF subscription and advertising are rs
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MACHINERY, &c.
NJ \ CHI NE SHOP.
SLOAT 4 ADDINGTON
MACHINiSTS.

AACHINiSTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE las CARY STREET, NtAh
FOURTEENTH, RICHaoSp, VA
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK REPAl.klN ~,
STEAM-ESGINES and BOILERS IN cry ~
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds mac.
and repaired, with all kinds Of Stean. ptinsS tE'
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ~ ~
JUDSONrS PATENT SrEAM-ESGISE COY
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT sfEAM-EN,
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge tompan.
STEAM GAUGES. Every or these sausSSs.
warranted for year. We kno" tDs,a ~
the best gauge in use They are LESS IN pr r.
than any other make full line OF tho above =.
ticles always on hand. We also keep HoLLa - ~
PATENT SELf-REEDlNG oIL-CuP, Tor as .,,
In and all kinds of machinery which saves h III
pcr cent of OIL This Il the newest ana bes1 '''"I
now out Come and see IL and US.
GEORGE Ii. SL0AT,
myN \. JACKSON Aia'IN uh
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JOHN W. LYCETT,
HENRY w. SAWYER. je 2j-t.
A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AM
N ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

This ghtful mountain retreat thirteen miles
northwest of Stanton, In Augusta county, Va,
directly on the Warm Springs and liarrsonbrg
turnpike, Is open for the reception OF visitor
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich-
mond. or Lyuchhurg, arrive at IN" Springs the same
evening BY O'Clock. Stages run 10 this place from
Staunton and Harrsonburg. 4 fine band OF mu-
SIC, and all the other amuScments OF u tlrst-clss'
Watering place, are found here. Circulars cor
tanning full analysis Of the different waters fur
nshcd on application.
J. a. HEFELFISGER
;y o.
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Days, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.-FIFTY
- THOUSAND GRAIN BAGS for sale or rent
Having made arrangements with some of the best
manufacturers for the sale of their GRAIN BAGS
at manufacturers prices, we are now prepared to
s"pny t m om,es and Sizes @ n rmr
busheD from the cheapest secondhand or new
BURLAP SHIPPING BAG TO the very best ENG
LISH. LINEN, hand-sewed, with double-row
stitching.
ALSO. TO RENT.-Arc preparcdt0 supply the
"NNX'' BAG on rent in any quantity on terms
laid down by the Chamber of Commerce, which
shall regulate our prices.
WOOL wanted In any quantity.
LEATHER BETTING agents for Hoyt Bro
theirs. WINSTON i POWERS.
jy l-5tawiW
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This Is the Oldest and one OF the most popular
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able among all denominations. and especially
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d. i. DOUGLAS,
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SAVINGS BANK.

CANINGS BANK.
THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
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in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit. on which they pay MI RESI
They would respectfully call the attention OF al
having Idle money to thfs department.
Office, No. 1922, corner of Main and twelfth
streets j. =. DAVIS, President.
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interest on all deposits.
Receive daily deposits. and allow interest on all
check balances. make collections, ana
draw on all the principal cities.
JOHN T.. BOSS1EUA President.
THOMAS :. ARMIsTEAD. Cashier.
Office, 1900 Main street. lyl-lm
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, n. j.

This wcll-hnown ana iaNurltc house having be'h
thoroughly renovated and Improved has been re-
opened by the undersigned asa
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL.
TIE OCEAN HOUSE
is situated within fifty yards Of the beach II oiierS
superior advantages To families on account 81
quiet and the high character of its guests, and II
will bc kept strictly Aome-lkc in every respect.
SEVESTY-FIVE NEW BATHISG-ROOMN
have been added and many other important In
proycments which viii contribute greatly 10 The
comfort Of visitors.
The prorrictors have had several years oNpc-
ricncc In Cape MAY hotel business, ana have So
cured help which will equal that OF any other house
Oh the island.
Every effort will he made TO give satisfaction 4"
all who may favor the Ocean House with their
patronage.
As formerly, no bar on the premises.
For rooms, &c., address . -
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sUMMExs RESORTS.
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
1 - BATH COUNTY, VA,
- Fl H5 WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS

They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. from Coyington, In four hours
time by comfortable stages, over q fine turnpike
road OF easy grade, passing in full view or the
FALLING SPRINGS
IN other picturesque mountain and water scenery.
The accommodations arc ample for three hum
dred visitors, and the equipment and management
equal to those IN any city hotel.
'rhc luxury and invigoratng effects of the hot
tried them.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the virtues OF the wa
tcrs and attcsting their wonderful curative pro-
pcrtics can be procured by application t0 Mcssrs.
PURCELL. LADD & Co., Richmond: kEDwELL Il
son, Washington city: COLEMAN R RGGIa
phia: J. II. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
Mt the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
month"; SIS.
NJ II. HOUSTON, NJ. D.. Resident Physician.
JOHN i. EUBANK,
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FERTILIZERS.

A LLEGHANY WATER SETTER
hSWATER, In Jugs, fresh and direct impnrta-
ton, for sale by - PURCELL, LADD & CO., 800
je:5 Druggists.
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BY Wellington Gcddin.
. tpan1 80 A A trnnt

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK RESIDENCE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF LEIGH BETWEEN FIFTH AND SlAIli
STREETS.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust from the
late j. Warren Slaughter bearing date ltlh NoNcm-
bcr 1863. duly recorded III Richmond iiuStlugs
Court shall in execution thereof, (thc lnlnnctlon
heretofore awarded having been dissolvcd.l pro-
reed to sell 1T public auction, Oh the premises. on
FRIDAY the sd of July. 1869, at O'Clock j. NJ,
the REAL ESTATE thereby conveyed. consisting
of the LOT with the BRICK TEN EMENT there
on located rs above. 2GXl50 feet to an alley now
i'm the occupancy Of Mr.. Il. W. Finncy as tenant.
The house contains eleven rooms ibcSidcS IN"
usual out-houscs. j ard is in good order and very
conveniently arranged.
Whilst The deed requires Il cash sale am auth"-
riZcd by the creditors 10 say that they VIII accept
those terms or. in lieu Of them. Oncfourtll caSh
balance ut six, twelve. and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed. ,x,.. .,
iy IL W. 'oDilN' iristec.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.--At l. O'Clock NJ.
n on SATURDAY next. July II. lSta, on the
PREMISES | shall aS assignee of said John 4. BAL
lard bankrupt sell the right, title. ana interest NJ
said Ballard in the LOT and BUILDINGS "a sta,
bic and carria gc-houSc) on the corner or Ross ana
Fourteenth streets. The said lot fronts on Four
ccnth street fort ysiX feet and ten inches ana runs
back fitty-four feet
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance at three and
six months.
JOHN JOHNS. JR., assignee of
~ lids John Z. Ballard, bankrupt.
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~ BELLENOT,s .DIE-SINKER AND
". GRANDFATHER, l4lo MAIN STREET.
Thancw patent BRANDING-IR0N. for marking
Ill kinds of wooden articles by heating IT, Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' Stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes In
delibic Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames. Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags &C., wholesale andretal. mha
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VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
' Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gears stopping
ut the door,. fifteen miles west Of StaiInt1l, AXE
OPENED FOR VISITORS. The mineral waters
are considered superior Analysis ri this office.
Good fare, music. amuSrmcnts, &c.
For board, by the month $40: by the week 81
hv the DAY e" Children under twelve years and
| servants, half price. Bathing In healing wafer
gratis l.. & VI. BURRCSS.
H. 3O-am PrOprictOrS.
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cWEET CHALIBEATE SPRINGS,
-
COMMONLY KNOWN As
RED SWEET SPRINGS,
1 u , CAI- A-,CA- NIREIAll

These Springs, situated eight miles from Ale,
ghany station. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad VIII
he open for the reception Of visitors on the 10Th OF
JUNE. -
In addition to the incloscd POOLS nhe best In
the country, for plunge bathing, ol me dcllglhI
temperature of scvcnty-sN degrees there Is also =
wc-arrangcd establishment for receiving HOT
and " ARM BATHS of any temperature that may
be desired.
Charges THREE DOLLARS per day.
Post-oice ut the Springs. -
THOMAS KlNNIREY,
IL l5on Proprietor.
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pUPT URE UEEp
IL BY Using DR.. FERRTSS
PATENT SUPPORTER TRUSS.

Tho Most Efficient, Comfortable. and Secure Truss in
Use. Constructed upon m entirely new principle.
1t entirely different in principle ana action from
any ia and has every desirable advantage, VIZ:
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weight. The Button Is formed that tho pressure
equal all parts the lCrnin without in
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which the Button is made rcudrTS impCtNiuUs to per-
spruton and produces rapid absorption OF the deposits
in cellular tissue which permits tho
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thus etleCtuay closing III" neck and obtcTating the
HcruilI by adhesive Inflammation
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ClunOt get ont of order 1t is the only Truss that
permanently the obstinate well aa recent
of Hernia qualities possessed other Truss
who have the various kinds with springs
bands testify. This instrument his been recon-
mendcd by the leading and pEScians through
the country for the certain relief and OF Hernia,
more value any number certificates of persons
unknown to the public These certificates, besides
many from we'll known parties in New Orleans, and
patients in every OF the Union can lie seen by
calling my olice.
Nv best Recommendations from patients who have
been rupturcd years, and have tried all the best
Spring Trusscs' without obtaining relief, and nave
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With experience of than years practice in
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Call on, + address with stamp -
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MEDICAL ApVERTIsEMENTs.

THE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICATION
i The great difficulty which physicians have been
aborng for centuries overcome has at length been
obyated. A Vegetable Cathartic and Alternative more
efficient than mineral preparation OF the same class
and agreeable to the taste ordinary candy is no"
offered to the sick in the form of Lozcnge.
DIR. Erasmus Winsiow's Liver and Stomach Lozengeis
the most important medicinal novelty that modern
chemistry has produced 1t contains two botanical ex
tracts perfectly harmless in themselves but embodyn&
all remedial properties of and destined IN
this pleasant supersede and banish from general
use the pills and potions of which that dan
gerous exciant is the main ingredient More than one
thousand experiments made by the inventor OF TINS
peerless remedy before it brought to its present
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operation and although the medicinal taste of its cura
tive conponents has been extn i hed by chemical art
their virtues remain active and potent as ever
In Biiousness, Constipation Sick or Ner-
vous Headache Piles Drupsy, and the irreguaries to
which the feebler subject the Lozenges VIII be
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1t is guaranteed that who has once tried Dr.
Erasmus WinsOws Livcr and Stomach LozenSe, Will
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-10-17

If any Anglican Bishops como to the GGcu-
menieal Council, they may depeud upon being
received with all possible honor; they will
perhaps have more honor paid them than our
own Prelates, for they will have done more
union. Whether they will be allowed to take
part IN the Council L cannot say, but am sure
from what hear, they would be heard with
all honor and respect if they wished to speak,
the voting, In fact, all the Cardinals, Bishops
and priests now in Rome, express great hope,
and even speak of it as certain, that before the
work of the Council is over, there will have
been great reunion between the Anglican
and the Catholic Church. All the French
Bishops are full of the subject.-COyTespond
Weekly Register.
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Office, 81 Magazine street,
ORLEANS, a.

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability
and far superior in other respects TO sheet slate put
at much less cost This Roofing is adapted to steep
well fat roofs making valley CUTTERS, etc.
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that pur
pose IT weighs much less to the square than sheet
Satei cost Of transportation comparatively small and
the mode OF application quite simpe does not affect
hut rather improves the No painting is required
1t BE- applied to the sides Of buildings well as the
roof, making de- who.- fire proof As covering for
Steamboat Roots, il Is superior TO anything in use -
Parties interested be referred to numerous roofs
in city of hcn the largest constructed in the
city during the past year.
Communications addressed TO EDw-D THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer, will receive prompt attont ton
myiG Gn
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SAArL NJ. TODD & Co.,
- Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, ETC.,
20 Magazine street, one door above Poydras,
New Orleans.
Painting materials of every description Artists Can
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