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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29
EYP. Bowman, Auctloneer.

TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
ELCATALOG UE SALE The entire STOCK Oh .il.
establishment known rs the old Market BaZI,r,
corner OF Seventeenth and Main streets, VIII pt
sold at auction TUESDAY, Seth inst;tnt. ory
The stock, amounting 70 S2o,ooV, cohsis|' VI VIZ
desirable and attractive line o. f-.- ~ $50
$500 ~ MERCHANDISE,
and embraces in part u fun assortment %
DOMESTICS, WHITE GOODS, ana LINEN
4 fn,I line OF LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
=. FURNISHING GOODS; a,,rr,,-,
A large assortment of CLOTHS, DOESKINS,
CkSSIMERES, SATINETS; and
A large and attractive line of READl-MADt
= CLOTHING, suitable for mems ana yonths
"e'' s.1 ~ ALSO, .f.'..s..i -:
A largo and desirable assortment of BOOTS and
. SHOES. for mems, womcn's, ana cnllorcn :
wear In great variety of size and quality Win
A full line Of FUR and WOOL HATS, STRAW
and nm innumerablc amount Of other articles be-
longing to flrst-c1ass retail store.
The LEASE and FIXTURES of the store WIZ DC
sold ut - O'Clock precisely. 1t IS the most desra
BILE location In the city for business, Win d"ennS
over the store. ...,, .r.f
This is n rare opportunity offered to our 1ner-
cbunts to profit by. and full attendance 10 TINS
sIc is earnestly solicited. The goods arc very al
tractivc and desirable and Will be sold Without re-
serve. 49,, c, ORR -
TERMS: All sums under $50, cash; from ESQ TO
:S3ua sixty DAYS over that amount, four montnS
credit, for approved endorsed paper.
jco4 Auctionccr and Commission Merchant.
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Warrington Letter.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WacvrScToS limo 81 1869.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June u, 1867
The Radicals arc mastering their grea'
men to prevent defeat in Virginla.as u
that could help thcm--and the 'aea is !"
forcc tho colnrcd voters all TO vote the
w.lI,o t;cknt They arc not so sanguine as
corto;n NJ their adhcrcnts in this section
cl,;mcd IN he several weeks ago, and now
;n,ord n muster as much talent as they can
oh,.;n 70 help their cause. The colorco
,,oor1c must he made to vote for Wells OF
thc ticket is lost, and these parties intend, II
nv nossihIv can succeed in doing so, to
force the entire colorcd population OF CO.
lorcd voters to come to their support. no"
will they succeed The cause looks dcs-
pcrate when demand is made upon the
North for q number of stump orators 10
bolster up tho cause.
The conservative Republicanism which is
grooming out finely in Mississippi IS pc
Ginning to alarm the leading Radical poll
ticions. There can he but ono Rcpubllcan
marty is their theory but that the masses
think differently is very evident. Let the
conservative men of all parties roll up a
handsome majority for Walker in Virginia,
and not only will the result prove healthy
+, the Old Dominion, but it will reach the
other States of the South, as well rs those
in the North and West where elections VIII
soon transpirc, and the people OF the whole
country will realize part OF the bcne,its.
The next public debt statement, which
will be issued on the lst of July, Will not
show so hattcring a reduction OF the debt MS
those of the past two or three months, be
cause Of the heavy disbursements, prlnC,-
pallv for the War Department, and the faii-
inc off in internal revenue receipts when
occurred during the present month. 1t may
be doubted that the reduction will be over
81 coo. 900. The currency balance in the
Treasury is still very heavy-nearly SZ9,-
100000
The reports from the national banks OF
Virginia have all been received Mt the Of
fee of the Comptroller of the Currency,
and the general abstract will be ready 1or
publication probably during the present
week.
The Cuban sympathisers here arc in high
spirits at recent reports from New York ana
Havana, privately received, and they Will
doubtless make direct appeal to the Presl-
dent for recognition before very long.
TIMoS.
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This CELEBRATED WATERING-pLACr, :,
now open for the reception OF visitors. BEFORE m.
war this was the most popular water-placc I'm vi,
ginia. Its -ituation. In southwestern y!ryini, or
The eastern slope of the Aleghanfes gives II hc,n
tiful scenery, a healthfui climate, and a mr.
bracing air. Mcssrs. WILSON LonESTzI tt -o
cntcrprisng Firginians, have leased It for Term
Of five years, have thoroughly repaired ncw,y
furnished, andwill open 1t scale SURPRISING it
former grandeur.
Visitors to this place travel the entire distance nv
rail. Getting off at Big Tunnel station on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are con.
ycYed into the Reception House In ten minutes on
tho Spring Branch railroad. ..tst.s.
New baths, billiard and bowling saloons have
been erected for the comfort and Amusement If
visitors. Post-Oflicc. telegraph, express and
ticket Offices, are on the premises.
Daily lines OF stages will run 10 the Grccnbricr
White on route through the widest scenery in
Virginia.
Travellers between points North and South win
find this most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced to the moderate price
of 81 rcr day, 900 per week, and $40 per month
giving the privilege Of special rates to larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years Of
age and servants, half price.
( One OF the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will be In attendance. .....-
WILSON 4 LORENTX
IL o5-Im proNrictCrs
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BY Lyme & Brother,
huctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE CITY OF EICIlMOND.1By
virtue of deed of trust from Charles ii. Lcber
and wife bearing date the goth day of November,
1863 and duly recorded in the clerks office of Hen
rico county court, shall, by request OF ne 3ene;
the 5th day of july next ut clock l.. NJ, the
premises, the following LOTS described in said
trust deed: LOT No. IN square IS, on I and
Thirty-third streets LOTS Nos. 3 and in square
20, between o, p and Thirty-third streets; LOT
fronting l65 feet Thirty street and running
back between parallel lines 1872 feet: LOT desig-
first, and Thirty-second streets, containing TWO
ACRES; and LOTS Nos. and in squire No.
3S-all of said lots being contiguous to each other.
TERMS Made known on the day of sale.
ic % WILLIAM FOLKES, Trustee.
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the time appointed, it"h#virs peen "'e D,a,
aimed that q majority sof the othccrs ana
nan,h.ra ,rere present, the Council was
"aIind I - ordcr by the President, Key, W.
Wn,,ons. of Suffolk, Va, and the follow
-, -. Ulcers took their positions Associate,
Rey, A, r. Raven, of Smithfeld, N. q. !;
Cbanlain. Rev. G. w. Dame, of Dnnvllie.
Va. Secretary, Rev John N. Andrews, OF
Wilmington, n. c.; Conductor, Maj or ID. ).
Hin. of Louisburg, N. c.; and Sentinel,
Rev. J. c. Cunninggim, OF Lou,shurg, N. "
Roy. John A., Jefferson, Of Petersburg,
Va. Rev. J. W. Wcllons, of Frankllnton,
y g.. and Rev. J. r. Brooks, of Smith
fc,d \. C..-the first named member OF
.bc state Council of Virginia, and the, two
Iattcr members of the North Carolina State
Counc;l-wcrc received as visitors. Eight
or ten members of the Order, members OF
subordinate Councils, were also admitted:
The report of the President was read, ana
showed that the Order in the United states
was in healthy and prosperous eondidof.'
The work in Virginia and North Carolina IS
moving forward with much life and activity,
and the Order is spreading in West Vir-
cinin. Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana,
and Tennessee, and is about being intro
duced into Kentucky, Alabama, ana Can
fornia. e '.--,..,
The Council continued in session until
Friday the 25th. Several slight changes
we're made in the constitutions of the Su-
nremo, State, and Subordinate Councils. De-
rree Councils were decided upon, and much
business looking to the spread OF the Order
was transacted. ...-..... s.,,r
The reports OF committees on v,
subjects were read and discussed. The re
mort of the Finance Committee showed the
supreme Council to be entirely free from
debt. and with means sufficient in hand to
prosecute its work. The financial matters
of the body have been admirably managed.
The following officers were elected 1or
the ensuing term of two years: President,
Major Daniel S. Hill, Louisburg, n. u;
associate, Rev. G. W. Dame, Danville, Va;
chaplain, Rev. John n. Andrews, Whining
ton, N. c.; secretary, Rev. W. 3. Wellons,
Suffolk, Va; treasurer, Rev. j. c. Gun
niecin, Louisburg, N. c.; conductor,
George A. Bruce, Waynesboro', Va. ; senti-
mel. Rev. A. Raven, Smithfeld, n. c.
The next session will convene in the city
of Richmond the fourth Tuesday in July,
1871. .".
The Friend of Temperance, published
bv Rev. R. II. Whitaker, Raleigh, n. C.,
was endorsed and commended as the organ
Of the Order. ......-.
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SUMNER REsORTs.
THE CELEBRATED .CALLOGHAN
4 STAND IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY,
FYIRGJEiA. q f1s. = ~"

This STAND, ono and quarter miles from
. Browns depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road has been so well and fayOrably known TO
visitors TO the VIRGINIA SPRINGS Tor the last
and and snrroundines-is deemed UNNECESSARY. "a
1t IS now opened rs n SUMMER RESORT. Such
persons and families desire the comforts, the
enjoyments and the luietness of home will find II
q very pleasant place. r..s
VISITORS BY RAIL VIII always find n convey.
ance'in waiting at the depot, and those coming In
private nvcyancCs 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
A SULPHUR SPRING near by will enable the
proprietor to furnish his guests with water equal
in nil respects Ia the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not sur.
passed by any similar house In Virginia.
ie2S-IJn WILLIAM !. DICKSON.
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ByLec 4 Goddip, Auctioneers,
M lila Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALU-
/ ABLE FARM, CONTAINING TMo h Nn
DRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES oT T,h LaES ~ - =
IMMEDIATELY AT MEADOW ST SAL y IN
THE RICHMOND AND YORh InEn ,t I'M
ROAD. TEN MILES FROM klCH m,1S -,
AND KNOWN AS LONG MEADonS,
At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF q a., orm ,s
deed made on the 25th day Of June, 1877 10 ,'e h
ticrsiyned by Christian Lebcr, r, RECORDED IN ..e
clerks Office of Hcnrico county court, 10 se5uLc
fhe nayment Of certain obligations namcu anu ue
scribcd therein and by consent OF me pariiGs In'E
rested win proceed to sell mt pnbiic auc,Ior, In
front Of the Office of Lee Goddin No. liz a 1sna
street on SATURDAY the 10th 1ay on Jui! Ioo'
Mt o'clock +. NJ. the following VER1 NiaLoAt,
RTE TR ACT OF LAND, with tho improvements
thereto belonging situated described above, nIln
Containing two HUNDRED AND FlFI 1-SIA
ACRES. OF which $50 acres arc rich Chickahominy
flats. producing finely timothy and hcrds
not subject to overflow Mt any period OF the year;
and wcil drained; fifty acres OF well-lmproscn
high land producing we'll; and h1ty-S1N acres
heavily timhercd with OAK hickory, walnut aIa
nine, Of very large size. Orcharuol CHOICE irui'
trees and excellent water. ,o r.,,,o
The improvements consist OF n large lrdife
dwelling Containing, with basement, nine ronmls
In GOOD repair. and the usual oui-D,llluin2S. nc
ncighborhood is good and provcrbial Tor It's heaih
TERMS OF SALE Onc-lalf will be required In
cash f,e residue upon credit of SIX ana t"ciFc
months I'm equal instalmcnts, for ncgo'lanlc n9tcs
with interest added, and secured by Il tr,,St decd
upon the property. 9EohpE H. " 60,
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDD1S, Auclioncers.
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
" wTAsHINGTON GARDEN" FO

HNTASHINGTONG GARDEN" FOR
ootb June mt O'Clock =. NJ. we will sell, upon the
premises the well-known pleasure garden
known as ''WASHINGTON GARDEN,n situated
at the western end of Marshall street, adjoining
Eliza lark. r.r.r. go,
1t embraces a front of 90 feet and runs back H6
feet to an alley. The improvements consist OF Il
brick and Trained dwelling with four rooms. ar
ranged for a saloon, with accommodations for Il
family: kitchen. tcn-pin alley, arbors, &C., with II
well Of excellent water.
The grounds are handsomely ornamented with
fine shade and fruit trees, flowers and shruDDery,
and the whole appearance of the property Is very
inviting and attractive. 1t is especially worth! inc
notice of those who wish to continue The business,
ana is also desirable to any one seeking retircd
and pleasant residence.
icsi GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
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UIGH OONsTABLEs ssALE.-Will he
Ill sold on SATURDAY, June 26tll, 1882: com com,
mencing at II o'clock A. M H. s Following pro-
perty-to wit: o,,S
large IRON TUBS,
IR6N-BOUND WOODEN TUB.
Lot SOAP PRESSES,
STOVE and PIPE.
small BOILER and FURNACE,
Lot SOAP BOXES,
CANDLE MoULDS, &C., 81,
or an much thereof as will satisfy i distress war.
rant IN INV hands In favor or VI. 4. llaggerty ana
against T. J. & Z. Z. McAdam.
AN' W.R. TALL, II. c. {. X.
POSTPoNEMENT. ,,r,>-r.c
ne n ,n,H s', n..ioct p III. 81 jc2s
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By Thomas W. Reese, AuctiOnccr,
No, 1917 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a de-
fnr tbe district of Virginia entered IN the matter
of John 7. Ballard bankrupt, shall sell NJ pubic
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. July LIST, 1862 the following real
That ELEGANT COUETFY-sEAT now
occupel by John Z. Ballard, on the RicimohI
and Fredericksburg railroad, about one ana naIi
miles fio.n Richmond with all the buildings an9
appurten; noes attached thereto. This property Is
his 5a reel ONE HUNbRED AND TWENTY
NINE ACRES. This piece will be sold at l.
. Lots Nos l5s, ISIS, ISL! 1913, 80, Isl, l5o 49, III
Sidney commencing at the northwestern lh!crsec-
tiou OF Iaryic and Carter streets, running thence
wcstwerdly along said HarSic street 3s0 feel, anu
running back each between parallel lines iil iccl.
Also lots III, l3, IL, Ill, ana ITO, Win me I'M
proycmcnts thereon. in the plan OF Bncha
street at a point distant ninety feet east OF Rltchic
street running thence along William street east :
warly and fronting together thereon $50 lect, ana
each lot being al feet deep.
This tract will be sold 1T O'Clock i. NJ
3. Lots lG and Il. on Franklin street. In plan q
property formerly owned by Dalld Brown: each
% feet front BY &C feet In depth, more or less.
Also part Of LOT Is in same plan, being iee'
front on Franklin street aud running PACK 30 leet'
This property will be sold at o c!och /; VI. ,,,o
on the premises. l Shall rs assignee OF salu Johii
p Ballard bankrupt sell the right, title, ana intc-
rest OF said Ballard in the LOT and BtlLDiS'S
IN stable and carriage on the corner OF Ross
and Fourteenth streets. The sald lot fronts on
Fourteenth street 10 feet 10 inches, and runs BACK
TERMS OF SALE One-fourth cash; balance al
six twelve, and eighteen months lot negotlapi'
paper, interest added: JOIN JoilS -, Jh.,
il 4 otawths
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
FARM. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CIES-
TERRIFIED COURrHOUSE.-By virtue OF a
decd Of trust executed by DIR. /. f.. Anderson 10
the subscribers trustees, dated LIST January 1895
aud recorded IN Chesterfield county court 3hce
being thereto requested by the creditor, we viii sell
at auction, at Chesterfield Courthouse, on MON
DAY 18th of July, THAT being court-day,l at !;
o'clock NJ, the propert! situated aS above, ana
occupied by DR.. 7. f. Anderson. II embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less: about two-thirds in woods, the
balance cleared. ... ~, az,
The improvements consist OF dwelling with
eight or ten rooms and the usual out-Dulidings
also a Young orchard OF choice frult-
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and note for ii, 0O0 due LIST January 1863 credli
AS to 81 O6o until Is January 1870; and tie residue
l.. ". GRUBBS,
L. s. WOOLDRIDGE,
.... Trustees
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers:
je Isl, 3, IS, 2s&td,s
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From EittsyIvania---Suic
C,r.,srordnnc 70 of the Richmond Dispatch.


CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch
DANvILIE, VA, June %, 1869.
The boards of registration closed their
sessions on Thursday evening, for this
county, ut 4 o'clock. There has been an
increase Of whites at all the precincts.
The Walker party is moving forward
finely, and it only remains for every man
to do his duty to insure good majority. l
feel satisfied that every man in this county
will do his whole duty, and therefore do
not fear the result. This is the time for
every man to work, and work diligently.
Mr.. William G.. Shelton, o prominent
citizen of this county, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head, ON
Thursday evening about 3 o'clock, in the
clerks office of the county. He complained
of being unwell, and asked permission of
the clerk to 60 into an adjoining room and
lie down for few moments. In q short
time the report of a pistol was heard, when
several gentlemen went into the room, and
found that he was dead, the ball having
passed through his head. Mr.. Shelton was
a prominent man in this county, and was,
previous to the war, very wealthy, but it is
supposed that the misfortunes of war,
causing him to loose great deal of pro-
perty, so prcyed upon his mind that he be-
came deranged, and thus the result.
During the past week the farmers have
been busy harvesting. The wheat looks
we'll, and promises fair yield.
The increase Of registration in this place
stands: Whites, So; blacks, IS.
The weather is excessively warm. II.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

a FOUR-ACRE SQUARE OF LAND,
GROVE ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win I've sold on WEDN ESDAI the soth instant ut
on the premises, Mt O'Clock 7. NJ, the aeoye-'e-
scribcd property, adjoining the lands OF r. X.
Robinson on the west andtlc land of /. 7. Mitchell
deceased, on the south and is described In The plan
of sidney rs Lots Nos 337 33s 33a and $40, and is
part of the land formerly Owned by the late a.
Robinson.
TERMS One-third cash the balance ut six and
'"''' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
IN os .r+. AuctiOneer.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctionccrs.
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND In THE
l. COUNTY OF HESRICO..By virtue of 4
dated the 18th day of May, 1868, duly recorded II,
the clerks Office of Hcirico county court, and
being requested so to do by the beneficiary in said
deed, will proceed to sell ut public auction, on
MONDAY the Sth day of July, 1852, THAT being
NJ. the REAL ESTATE In said deed mentioned.
to vii, that certain TRACT OF. LAND lying and
being on the Darbytown road In the county. OF
proycmcnts thereon. adjoining the lands Of the
estate of Archer Taylor, deceased, John w. Fus-
sci, and Leonard IIiZer.
f Terms : At sale.
II. A. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctionecrs.
IN
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BEDFORD ALUM
y AND IODINE SPRINGS,
NEAR NEW LONDON. BEDFNRD Co. Y

The subscriber takes pleasure In announcing ~
his friends and the public generally that this ccr-
hratcd watering-p place is now open for the rcrcp-
ton of visitors. He pledges himself that ever
second To none in Virginia, and the fare shall be
the very best the market can afford.
a conveyance Will meet the trains Mt Forest
depot on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, ten
miles above Lynchburg and four miles from tho
Springs. ...... .s..-..
TERMS 81 per day, SlS per week. $40 per month.
Special contracts with families, &c. Children
aud servants, half price.
Send for pamphlet.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
OPEN MAY Is, 1859.


This favorltc and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now in complete order for the reception
Of guests.
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor and IL Is
his purpose To keep II In style not surpassed any
where in Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power of
the water is well known to the medical profession
aud 10 the springs going public. As an Ate
TONIC there Is no known mineral water equal 10
It,. In all anTmic conditions of the system and
broken down states OF the constitutions loss OF APP
petite, and general nervous proStratnn It's powers
and virtue aS Il RESTORATIVE may be- safely pro-
nounccd to he without known rival amongst the
mineral waters Of the world.
They are especially Indicated In the whole class
Of ailments peculiar IT, the female constitution
The proprietor Will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom frst-class band Of music, and In
general all the sources of amusement and rccrra-
ton usually found at our best summer resorts viii
be at the command of the guests at CROCK
BRIDGE ALUM
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours of
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore. &c, by rail;
all in daylight Passengers leave the cars al tho
Chesapeake and Obi" railroad Mt Goshen depot,
pdy over smooth and level road OF only eight
miles set down the visitors at the Springs to tea.
Mr. ). a. PORTER and Captain W. II. SALE will
he associated with the management of tho Springs,
and will be glad Ia their friends.
JAMES 4. FRAZIER Proprietor.
THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER, ."
put up In glass containing all the medicinal
qualities as when drank at Its fountain head, Is
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., Druggists, Richmond,
Va. VI. A. & c. 4. SANTOS, Druggists. Nor
folk, Va. and WOODRUFF 4 Co.. Lynchhurg,
Va, who will furnish pamphlets containing let
out of many Of the wonderful cures erected ny
these waters. my l2-tJyl
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GUNNER BOARDING.

Having recently leased the LOUISA HOTEL, at
Louisa Courhonsc, and furnished u IN all lis
apartments with NEW FURNITURE, ! am pre-
pared To accomIn odate families aud others who
NAV desire comfortable BOARDING.
Ny table will 1T all times bc supplied with the
best the country affords served mp III the best Fir
ginia style. +. G.. MOORE.
IT, T-oawiws Proprietor.
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REAE ESTATE FOR SALE.

DOR SALE, TWO VERY DESlR A. r;;;
L BILE FRAMED HOUSES, containing Iii
three rooms each with other convcnicnccs, sitlli-
ted on Vcnable and Twenty seventh streets lot %
by 100 feet +; - EACllO..
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin.
il
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CUPERFINE AND EXTRA FLOUR
~ receiving and for sale low by -.
H. 81 A. S. LEE.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE NAY, \

This well-known and fayorttp house b,r,
thoroughly renovated and improved has bassn IN
'H~ opened by the undersigned u. a f"fs
FIRsT-CLAsS FAMILY HOTEL.
TIE OCEAN HOUSE
Is situated within fifty yards Of the beach. T. 49,.
quiet and the high character OF its puests az. 81
will be kept strictly home-lke In every resnact
SEFESTY-FIyE NEW BhTIffSG-GoouO
nave been added, and many other Ifnportsn, im'
comfort OF visitors. IVY '" tha
The proprictors have had several years e,,.
rience In Cape May hotel business. and have ~
cured help which VIII equal that of any other hons.
on the island. ' '""se
Every effort will he made to give satisf,c,,o, ;.
all who may favor the Ocean House with thet,
patronage. |h
As formerly, no bar on the Premises.
For rooms, &C., address
JOHN w. LYcETT, hH'
HENRY W. SAWYER. To-; a.,