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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-08
l AJrC,TI0W sALES-Tfis Nay.

ByJ.D. whitehead & Co.,
= Nos. and Fifteenth street, between Main
ana Cary streets. ~ 49,
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 MARKET AND DAIRY FARM OF
g sos 1000 AGRES 0SG ~ ME EAsp OF hE!TH
TERY, ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
AND ADJOINING BRACES MILL By yir-
tue of deed Of trust executed by Mr.. r. d. Car,
ter bearing date the leth May, 1892 duly Tec91deo
in Henrico county court, and which deed was
gwen to secure the unpaid purchase money, l
Shall In execution thereof, at the request OF the
holders of the debt thereby secured, proceed 10 sell
the 9Th August. 1870, ats O'Clock ?. NJ If fair
If not. the first fair day thereafter, the excel
lent FARM located as above, containing
50 893. 1000 CRES. of which forty-sX acres are Oh
the north side fGillie's creek, and acres
are on the soul side thereof The improvements
are ample for the use OF i large family, consisting
of a tirst-rate dwelling, contal lining eight rooms
with front and rear porticos; barn, stable, cow
house, &c. .,.o,
The place IS admirably adapted for marker
and dairy farm, rs it has constant stream run
Mug through It, and the land Is so situated as &c
grow early vegetables aud fruits. lt VIII De sol.
as whole or divided into two parts, rs may Dt
deemed best at the hour Of sale. -,
TERMS Enough in cash 10 defray expenses o.
sale and to pay ofa note and bond past age' VIII
interest to d-te. amounting to about Mos; on '
credit rs to $500, with interest from 18Th May, lsG
until the 10Th May, 1871 on credit as TO SsaO VIII
Interest rs aforesaid until the l9th May !o,2 or
credit rs to $500, with interest rs aforesaid unl
the 10Th Nav. 1873 credit rs re $500, with ~
tercst rs afores id until he 1eih May 1874 anu AZ
t. the residue, on such terms us the Grantor may
to bear interest from the day OF sale, ana secnTe'
vsmber next w. GUDDIN,
iy9 1TuStee.
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A NEW DISCOVERY.
DIR. j. BRADEIELD,S neutrality-suspicious.

DR.J BRA DFIELD'S FEMA LIE RFGrtAInR.
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEED
A legitimate prescription, scientifically pre-
pared for diseases peculiar TO ladies.
IL Is not cure-all but 4 specific for one class
of diseases that every lady is subert 10, and eA-
enption from Is an exception 10 L general ne.
This medicine is approved and Recommended ny
the best skill in the medical profession sid ny tio
ctergy. ,,o,.,,,,,.u,y
1t has been put up In Georgia for the last twThiy
wears and where IT'S virtues are known bottle II
TO be found In every house. ,
For full particulars. history, and description "i
diseases together with certificates Of IL wonIrr'
full cures, the reader is referred 10 thc "raipc'
around the bottle. ~
Manufactured by BRADFIEiD Co, Atlanta
GA, and for sale by PURCELL. LADD & co,
r. w. POWERS, and by druggists generally.
my p--Sm$
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BY Lee & Goddin AuCtioneers,
No. l,l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" TENEMENT AND LOT, IN GREEN'S
ROW, ON OREGON HILL, AT AUCTI0S.-In
pursuance of i decree Of the cLancery court of
the city of Richmond dated July 26th, 1870, In The
cause OF Woodens rs. W oodens, the undersigned,
appointed special commissioner therein, will pro-
coed 10 sell on TUESDAY. 10th August, instant,
at O'Clock p. Nj, The real estate mentioned IL
and LOT In Green's Row, Oh Oregon Hill. being
the sec0nd from the west end. and now In The oc-
cupancy of MIR. William Gndsty. IL has iva
rooms and basement. Lot 20 feet front by about
81 feet deep.
TERMS Opc-thira cash balance ut six months
credit, with interest added, for negotiable note,
and little retained by the court until pay ment OF
the same Is made. - ~
JAMES G. BLACK XIV ELL.
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctloncers.
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ANOTHER SENsATIoN-1s II SILVER OR
WHAT?-A PECULIAR SPR1NG.-A point
about half way between this city and st.
Louis, Gratiot county, and short distance
from the Gratiot plank-road, was the scene
of unusual excitement during the past
week. On Friday, last week, while labor
ers were engaged in digging well at the
locality named, eighteen feet from the sur
face stratum or bed of granite rocks was
struck. This bed of granite is made up of
fragments, large and small pieces, having Il
grayelly appearance. There was no dirt
or sand. Pieces Of this granite rock,
or granite formation, were preserved
on account of their peculiar appear.
ance and remarkable weight. The
piece shown to us had the appearance
Of quartz, of granite, agate, and sparklcd
in places with what seemed to be silver
sand. Several pieces were taken to Sa2l-
nav city, and one was brought to this city.
1t has been examined by Il number OF gen.
tlemen who profess To be, and should be,
posted in such matters, who assert that the
glittering substance is genuine silver. AS
stated before, this discovery has created
considerable excitement in the neighbour
hood, and several parties are on the ground
digging. A small piece OF silver taken
from the large quartz. brought here is now
in possession Of a gentleman OF this city
for test. From what we have learned of
this matter, we are unable to give IN opill-
ion, nor can any one, possibly, ut this time,
say that silver, in paying quantities, can be
found Oh the ground.
There is one peculiarly about the well
that might be mentioned. Shortly after
this granite or boulder formation was
reached the we'll began filling with water
until the hole was completely filled and the
water bubbling over. The wateris in con-
slant motion, not unlike an eruption, and
q peculiar gas with strong smell issues
from the ground. Those who have visited
the oil wells of Canada say that the smell is
not unlike that found in the oil regions,
where the gas is 80 strong that it can be
used and burned the same rs that manutac-
tured at the works.-Sagtna,c (Ahchiga,D
Courier.
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AUCrTOH sALEs-Fneure Days.
BY Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Aucsioneess,
50 lib Main street.

rTyRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
n TN GOOCHLAEO COUNTY ATAUCTION.
nv virtue of deed Of trust bearing date 9Th No
ysnber, 1857, from, Washington GIN and wife 70
the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded In tha
clerks ONCE OF tGoochland county courthouse,
being thereto required by the beneficiary therein,
shall proceed to sell at public suction ut said
Courthouse. ION M0NDAY the 18th instant at u
O'Clock a., the real estate and personal property
mentionedin said deed, consisting ofTW0 HUN
DRED AND TWO (sG2l ACRES Of highly Pro
ductlve land adapted to The culture OF corn, wheat
tobacco, grass, fruits. &c. PLOWS. bA i
ROW, ICaRT, and W AGON. on the Cartersv'lie
road d ear the j anfes river and kanawna canal
and adjoining the lands OF Randolph HARRISON,
Esq, Monroe Johnson, deceased, and Others, DC
Ing the snme land conves ed to the SAID aSnlng-
ton GIL by decd from Edward d. Macfee ana wIfe.
The buildings are two good log cabins ana AM
pie outhousts. The place Is well supplied VIII
water. -.' .l.t 1910 II. -
TERMS One-third cash !: the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiabse notes.
with interest added. and secured by deco OF
trust. WILLIAM FOLhEs, Irastef.
Al the same time and place rs mentioned aboSe
will be sold twenty five o her valuable FARMS,
For particulars see Richmond Whig, daily and
semi weekly issue. - ia
RICHARDSON & CO..
aus Real Estate Agents and Auct'oneere.
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nov,t KNOW about Farming

=, selling stock by live weight 1t Is goot
,,,an 70 feed each one about three pals
il,ster and what other stuff can be got dow
,em lust before driving on the scales.
the buyer has ever invested much money OF
Change he Will know what "wateret
stock" means.
In holding the pillow always prefer t
hold it in the house, seated in q rocking
chair, with my family clustered around Illc
In planting hay always plant the ionSes,
I can find. as short hay bends person
back too much in cutting it. 4;
In the matter of wheat. ] always raise J
by the barrel, at a mill not Tar away W. !,
saves buying seed, blowing SOWING, ca :,
ding, and threshing. l generaii! i"''' -
on 3 note. have
In travelling through the country l nai C E
often noticed that farmers do not s'llncie"nti AZ.
regard the health Of their ahlt'L ntyn II
barn IL arranged on plan OF my t,,rn mnv
ia omen on ali sides, 80 that no (. nm,
have TO stand out In storm pe,"' ,,,,,hor
asleep or away. This also say ~ ,r,,;cl
All around the barn are pen When VI tired Of
Sta,nd;nr or when waiting for something or
nthar tn tnrn no. The sheriff says my cat
re always sell when my neighbours don't,
and he thinks it is all owing to my economy,
and / do not doubt it.
In s1lbsoiling a piece of ground always
"plant" mortgage on it the winter pre-
yious. 1t raises the biggest kind OF crop,
especially when you let the interest go pc
hind l hardly ever knew such So"iES
that didn't turn out full as well as the
holder expected.
In raising hogs think that many farmers
are altogether too slack for their own inte-
rests. Now, suppose that | want TO raise q
hog 90 at it in . careful, Scientihc way.
A GOOD many farmers raise their hogs with
the first club that comes handy, but this has
a tendency to make the animal discouraged
and discontented.
I have my own ideas about training
horses. IF ever l get hold of horse Ill
clined to run away always borrowa buggy
of some of my neighborS, put him to it,
turn him into lot, and let him run. He
generally gets sick Of the fun by the time
the buggy is gone, but if he don't, hitch
him to any of the wheels that may be left,
and keep him travelling. The owner OF the
buggy always expresses aStonlShment at my
system, but the evidence Of its success is
there before him, and he cannot dispute the
pieces.
II | ever get hold of q kicking cow al
ways let Mrs. Quad sit down first to milk,
and I take my station near by to sec what
foot the animal kicks with, and how hard
she hits. My wife has remarkably clear
memory, and after coming to she can gene
rally give me any little particulars which |
failed to note owing to distance. then get
the COW into the stable, draw her up with a
windlass until she is just evenly balanced.
Then I get bag and fill it with bricks,
hang it within easy kicking distance, and l
stand off for developments. Every time she
comes down she hits the bricks, and when
she goes up have another thing to apply
to her in front; and after she has gone
through with this oscillation two or three
times she never kicks any more, at least
until she looks around for bricks.-M. quad,
Detroit Press.
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. lll3 Main street.
ra,RUSVEES' SALE OF A BRIO

VRUSTEkS' SALE OF A b r | c h
1 DWELLING AND LOT ON CHURCH
Hill, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, Al
AUCTION.-By virtue of two deeds of trust-ths
first daa.d april 23j 1915. from James u. Smlll
to Micujnh Bates. trustee, now deceased. In whose
place William Folkes has been duly substituted
ami the second from said Smith and wife TO james
A. Godlin, trustee. dated July sih: 3s47, both duy
recorded in the clerks Office Of Henrlco county
court and being thereto required by The bench
ciary therein we shall proceed TO sell, ON tile
premises, at public auction, on TuEH,pA AZ INC
5Olh August, 1870, Mt O'Clock 7. NJ, II Ialr, II
not OH tie next fair day thereafter the real estat
convey ed I'm said deeds, consisting or LOT OF
LAND on the southeast corner or Marshaii anu
and Twenty-sccond streets, In lhe city OF flcE-
mOnd fronting on Marshall street 81 ieet
and running back $50 feet to an alley, with
2 BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
SIX or seven rooms; and other improve,
mpnts: all In good order. The land can be
ri yided into lots and will be sold as whole or In
lois to suit purchasers. The buildings front on
Tween y second street.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money In
cash: the balance OH credit OF four, eight and
twelve months, respcc' ively In eqnal instruments,
with interest added from day of sale; the pur.
chaser giving his notes for the deferred payments
and securing the same by trust deed.
WILLIAM FOIkES, substituted trustee,
JAMES A. GODDIN, Trustee.
.StItl
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STEAMERS.

.DHILADELPHIA, RICH cfeGs
IL MOND AND NORFOLK FAM-sSsAkAG.
sHTP LISE-FOH PHILADELPHIA ONCE IL
WEEK.-IIntil further notice the steamers NORl
FOLK, Capt4in PLATT, and JAMES . GREEN.
Captain Vance. will leave gRlchmond every
THURsDaY and Philadelphia every SaTUE,
DAY. alternately. Freight taken for all parts or
Pennsylganis nnd New jersey also for Norfolk.
ut moderate rates.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, 90. rsf w. Z. PORTER
Agent sc Richmond, No 24f5 Dock str.f.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE h Co.,
A gents at Phiiafeipiii,
Offices, No. IL South Whgryes AM
jy22 No. IL North Whsr,,.
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No lila Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF Two certain deeds of trust dated re-
spectively the sd and 5th days OF July 1862 10 inc
undersigned trustees, and recorded In the clerk 8
Office Of the county court of Henrtco, -. b. 80,
pages 5a3 and 53! being so required to DO by the
benefciares therein secured, we shall sell at huc-
ton, on the premises on THURSDAY the lsii
instant, at s O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESIAIE
mentioned In said deeds, consisting OF FOuE
ACRES of highly improved garden land, WIN 4
large TW O-STORY BRICK DWELLING, neatly
and substantially built, containing eight rooms,
and passage through The centre; brick Kitchen,
frame barn, stable, and carriage house; all In
thorough repair, and surrounded by a beautiful
grove of large oak trees, desirably located about
one mile from the city limits on the Brook turn
pike, opposite the toll-gate. Toll, SIX or seven
dollars per annum.
TERMS Cash rs to so much as may be neces-
sary to deray the expenses OF executing the trusts
to pay off q note Of Sl,i50 with interest thereon
from the 9Th day Of April, 1870, and one-third OF
one tenth of the whole amount OF purchase
money the residue ut four, eight, and Twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by a deed OF trust. ~
j. A. RICHARDSON,
K. K. EOWlSON,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
The aforementioned property will be sold With
out reserve. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
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l. AIhl LINE. go;

On and after MONDAY. July 18th, this CON-
pany will run D DAILY LINE. Consisting OF ia
fest and elegant United States mail Steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER, ELIZA HAWK
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD Captain L. ". EURSg =.
leaving eompany,s wharf at Pockets, daily ,ry.
mouth, and all regular landings on James Rive
faTe W ~ ~
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return Llg
EXCURSION TICKETS down tn river me-,
ing the other steamer ana returning to Rlchm0.L
the same day tgood only for the day. Issued st>!.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS m1de with Sun,:1yi
schools and other excursion parties.
Passengers connect 1T Norfolk with iirst-cla,.
steamers for Baltimore and all points Morn
Also, for Fort Monroe, Chefrystone. Cobl-~
Island &c, &c.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival OF steamer.
Freight received daily for above nams.I pIar.s
ut REASONABLE RATES.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
rs COmpany's Wharf
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BY tirubbs 4 Williams, Aucuoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

OAK COTTAGE-A VERY NALuA.
OBLE FARM NEAR PETEksBuk1: o.
BuYDT,.N AND PETEksBURG PLAIN.
RoaDF FOR SALE PRIpATELY-C0nt aiming
THREE HUNDRED ACRES of very superior
LAND; was for long time cultivated rs a mar
nsa,rea balance Ia timber. There are three young
orchards of selected fruit. TIE DWELLING /,
Situated IN q besutiful grove or oak and hickory.
Rsing convenient to Petersburg, L. Is well sniicd
for residence for one doing bu iuess IN that city.
The improvements arc dwelling and two cot.
tages In the yard, ample for the accommodation OF
q large family. We Will sell tho above on lpng
credit or exchange Tor city property. For better
description apply 10
. - GEUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
~ II oawSw Real Estate AGENTS.
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BY Gr,,bhs 8 Williams.
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, FIVE Hun:
TsDRED ACRES OF VERY PRoDutLlFE
LAND IN HANOVER. within har mile G'
A.Iee's station, on The Chesapeake and ONO rai.'
road adjoining Craney Island and ID. A: lin
lake on the Hanover side and DR.. John }. iome,N
frep which 1t Ii separated by the Chick nt,r, x
4 large portion OF the farm Is LOW ThousD
very productive and Well suited for grain OF <, h"
the balance GOOD ttPLAND and = =, -. ~
dance Of wood. There are TWt,bn sLt - sa,S
and VIII be sold as whoi. or DIVIDED one uss
ing has ave rooms the other three; Saa H. X
viii show Ne 20 parties wishing 70 purchase. fo'
so1'b4' ," s "pP'' eRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
t,..,na.a,ua,n-s - Real Estlts 4 gents.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.


Real Estate A gents AMI Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR
N SALE PRIVATELY.--We Offer for sale pr
yalely that very valuable FARM - miLi.W GOD,
DRED ACRES OF very productive land t"cnty-
Ave miles from Richmond aud on. mile from
James river. The dwelling Is first-class, suitable
for a large family, aud In good repair: situation
beautiful, surrounded by y grove OF chestnut
oaks large garden and Young orchard; well wa
tered and bea Ithy two hundred and nifty acres
cleared the balance In timber.
The purchaser Of the land may take the crops
stock. &C., at s fair valuation.
For better description apply TO
'GEUEH3 - WILLIAMS,
10 IA otawaw Heal Estate Agents.
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TURF OIL, TURF OlL.-Cnc ounce
Il equal to pound Of any healing remedy known.
Warranted to cure any sore on man or teh't. or
no pay. Price, 25c. For sale by ever drng@i~t
in this city. Come anu see the one tii"Hshhh GER
tiicates of our own people. , . am 49,,
DOVES CDkiPOUHD FLUID EXTRACT or
CISSA MPELOS PARElRA; OR, i \ Il r lN \
BRAVA AND BUCHU. w
iy ii y. T.. Ii''NF.
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. By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 IN SIDNEY.-By yirtle of a deed of trust
executed by A. Grant, Jr., trustee for Mrs.
Julia A. Green dated Goth October 1867, will sell
at auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY. 18th
Augusr, 1870. at 81 O'Clock 7. NJ. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND on the south side OF Dover stree. be-
tween Cherry and Culvcrt streets. each fronting
81 feet and running back $50 feet to an alley Is feet
wide.
The deed authorizes 4 sale for all cash. but q
reasonable credit will be allowed for portion of
the purchase money.
p. w. GRUBBS. Trustee,
GRURRS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

MICE FRAME HOUSE AND VACANT
IN LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY
SIXTH STREET BETWEEN r AND
STREETS FOR SALE Al AUCTlON.-Will be
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day August, 1870, at 9
O'Clock 2. NJ, the TWU-STORY FRA ME TENE-
MENT located rs described, containing three
rooms kitchens, &c.
The LOT front 80 by l4O feet. Also, NICE
BUILDING LOT adjoining, 30 " lao feet.
TERMS At sale.
aue LYME & BROTHER.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

rsNRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDI-
4 VIDED INTEREST IN TWENTY THREE
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND, EMBRACING
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA Canal.
ABOUT TWO MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, At AUCTION.-In execution of
the provisions Of deed OF trust from Thomas H..
Wynne to he subscriber, as trustee dated Isl JAN
nary. 1870 and duly recordaS, being thereto re-
qured by the creditors secured VIII sell az aug
tlon, at the office OF Meisrs. tsrubbs Hiitains
on Eleventh street, In the city OF kicmoha' oh
TUESDAY. 9th August, at ~ O'clock m;' r AZ NJ
divided interest OF OSE-THlRD GE sEF ENs
NINTHS OF TWEHTY-THREEA AND nALr
ACRES OF LAND, situated as above, Hohtsng ON
the canal rnnning back 70 Inc a . rossessine
very valuable watSr-power, wnich may pe ussa
for any manufacturing purpose. and Eaving the
adyantsge of water transportation 70 the very
doors OF the manufactary
Wy TERMs: Wfilte made known at the time OF sale.
A. n. X klLEi, Trustee.
GaUBBs l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 10
GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM.
= AccoY ding 20 q decree of the circuit court OF
King william we will proceed TO sell pabsicly at
King William Courthouse on she g%D 0s ,, Az. ".
LAND adjoining the Piping Free, and lying Inn.
mediately upon the ramnnkey river. One called
,GRIMES'S,z containing ON e HUNDREIAsAND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, with good dwelling
and other improvements, and an tnexhsuslible
bed q green sand mari the other, called
DRIED AND FoRTY-THRFEA ACRES, of which
the greater part Is Ia good pine timber.
] TERMS Made known On day OF sale.
,.ss'.4 49, Ia /. z1a THOMAS l.. GREGORY a
- ,s3 Z, aass.g;s WILLIAM M. TUB AEA, ~
"a ~ l2-dstaw&sWtds Commissioners,
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRAINED STORE AND DWELLING,
Il At THE CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN
AID COUTS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-Cn WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of Au-
Will be sold the FRAMED STORE ANDD ELL
ING with six rooms, &C., located as above. The
lot flontS about SO feet and runs back - feet.
This Is an excellant stand for retail business,
and Is rented to good tenant ut fair rental.
TERMS : At sale.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL.
au6 AuctiOneer.
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NOR RENT, that excellent and very G:
e desirable threc-story and basement AA
BRICK DWELLING southwest corner OF MAI
shall and Twelfth streets; ten rooms beslues
closets and kitchen of four rooms, bath-room
(lot and cold wa.er!, gas, water-cioSetsn &c; APP
P33ns Or 1902 Main street.
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DRUGS. asEpnalaNES, as,
DLtJE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

pLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.
supply I'm harrclsl OF this water from Tie 6
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky
Just received direct.
This water Is highly esteemed along the inr 81
the Mississippi and In the southern and south. :
western States, where its medicinal virtues AZ"
known and appreciated. 1t is almost specific IN
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA H.
pendent upon torpid liver and rs 4 Saln 1blc altr
rative generally.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
iva lsf6 i.aIn street.
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By james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. sol Main street.

DESIRABLE B UILDING LOT, 90
STREET OPPOSITE THE REsIDENCE %, OF
MR.. JOHN PRIpDY, FOR SALE AT AUC,
anonst 1879 en- the premises, at d O'Clock =. NJ,
the Tor described above, fronting on Seventeenth
street 90 feet inches and running back 100 rect,
and purtlv enclosed with q brick wall containing
about 10, 900 bricks.
TERMS Made known IN day of sale.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR,
no Auctioneer.
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MFRS. CONWAY on Governor street
WI tho. EN- can accommodate persona with
PERMANENT or DAY BOARD on reasonable
terms. ~ 25-sw
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