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ROOM FOR RENT, in q desirable a.
~ position for n professions gentleman, in &:i
sec !na st0rS OF house No. 12li Main street, next
Thirteenth street. Apply to =, aoot s'oo'o
j, PURCELL, LADD IL co. 3
Jy WV druggists, l21s ain streot.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneerb,
Fleventfi street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR
IN SALE PRIvATELY.-Weo offer Tor sac Pr !,
H va psow si county, Containing FIVE Hun
Of very productive land ,1 sWe frGm
lanes river. The dwelling Is flrst-class, suitable
for largo family, and in good repair: situation
beautiful, surrounded by grove rTsr o. Gni was
tered and healthy two hundred and hfty acres
cleared, the balance in timber.
The purchaser of the land may take the crops
stock &C., at fair valuation.
For better description apply to,,na
GRUBBS b. WILLIAMS,
60 "A sta,yaw -. Real Estate Agents.
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ByLyne & Brother, -
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
i. ;..r.s- 1899 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VAL
NJ liable BRICK DWELLING AND LOT
on TIE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH BE-
TWSEN, MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
Pursuant to decree of the court Of chancery
for the city OF Richmond pronounced ON the 18th
day ofJuly 1870, In the suit Of Jackson, e as. rs
@ ., ls pPaeTT,nsay s sss6 dav OF july
IsSo sell TO the hi CHEST bidder at public auctions
on The premises, ut O'Clock 2. a., that yallla-
bic LOT, With the BBICK DWELLING
thereon. fronting 90 feet "a inches on the
west side OF Eighteenth between Marshall and
Clay streets, and running back between parallel
sliIses 1872 feet. ~ ssz..s~5
"a TERMs :. One-thirl of the{purehase money in
cash the balance In two equal instruments at Tour
and eight months negotiable notes to be executed
for the deferred fnstaments, with interest from the
tbs purchase money is paid, aud q conveyance d.
rected by the court.
y = WILLIAM l. CLoPToN,
tyls Il e Ia Commissioner. =
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MASONIC PEN.-The Rondout, Courier
pets the following story from a telegraph
operator in that village A member OF the
Masonic Order telegraphed to companion
down the river somewhere, Make room
for ten Royal-Arch Masons. Coming TO-
day." When the companions arrived they
foind pen had been built for their accom-
mediation, the telegram ut its dcStlnasion
reading, Z: Make room for ten Il u NJ s.
Hop,;pr fo.doy -
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--iss ByW. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i STORE AND DWELLINIG5,, ON THE TETI
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE ,s ~, i iEIF-
TENTH STREET AND SHOCkOE GREEN
By virtue of thru deeds of trust executed by Myer
Kraker and Minnie his wife to j. Il. Boschen, e.
Loh1nann, and Augustus Wefmer, trustees OF the
Buldihs Fund ASs1cia asd9 ,s No. ss.dd
on the 14th of October, 1857, and the third bear
ing date the Path dagof Febrnary lSes du,S re-
cure the payment of the obligations specified In
said deeds and The tis n.os N
MI. WeImer, who resigned and default having
been made in the m se a
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
3sth July, 1870, ut O'Clock 2. NJ II fair, If not,
the first fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE
convened by the said deed, consisting of the MID
DIE TENEMENT OF THE MANSION HOUSE,
and now occupied by the said Kraker, fronting on
the south line of Main street 81 feet inches, run
ming back o. feet to an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at tho
hour of sale. -.'- .-f
-t .- T.. DOHMhN, ..as , Trustees.
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related the story TO q French class, OF
which the writer was a. member, sighteenI
Years a80 mis- efl1aff t0ok che orig.
nal note and gave the r,EDpsr translation OF
the word. oh, said Jackson, that al'
}ars the case. What France asks " a diner'
|ent thing from wnat she demands. HEM EN-
s2hSa Anpedk 49, $50 90 3
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DOR RENT, the ST. CHARLES e.
H HOTEL, with q large and valuable assort- E.Ja
ment OF FURNITURE, upon very reasonaDie
terms. Apply to COX & MILLER. m g
corner Thirteenth and Cary streets,
N 2l-lw* Or most .nfIcp how osc .
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank

ToR SALE PRIVATELY, FIyEE. Hun HUN
II DRIED ACRES OF VERY PKODUCTLVaEs
LAND IN HANOVER within ha AID Ohio '1 rail- Il
road ai;ojning Craney island and y. A. Timner.
lake on the Hanover side and DR. John n: aoW;en,
from which it is separated by the en- 3p
a large norton OF tho farm is LOW dkoOND.
Verv produetye. and well suited for grain or grass
the balance COOP UPLAND and aRv fHPf1IiNSGs
maEinC e. suitable for division into Two farms
and viii be sold as whole or divided. one ams
ing has five rooms the other three ana , Is Sa1
Will show It to parties wishing to purchase. For
'etms' "e'' "pp'' VGRUBBs & WILLIAMS
g., ,asfovaw Real Estate Agents.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

JAMES A. CLARKE.
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VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IN.
= THE TOWN lE. ANCHGsnER Ianp

SALE AT AUCTION virtue Of q power Of
attorney from the heirs at Law or the late Sarah
GoH, we Will offer for sale, on the premises, at
O'Clock z. NJ, on TUESDAY the I'd day or Au-
gust, 1879, that well!ocated LOT and DWELL
Albert Golf. The lot fronts. 70 feet on the south
side Of Hull street, running back los feet. There
Is on thlsl0t n most com modious and mfortable
large family, with all the usual out.buildings.
Also, at the same time, TWO HUNDREDAED
FOUR FEET OF GROUND Immediately In the
This ground Is most ellgihly situated for the cree
ton OF private residences. .ts5 VS. sszfl
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance on credit
Of six, nine and twelve months negotiable notes
with interest at eight per cent. added viii be re-
CURED, and title retained until last payment is
made. 80 @. G. MCRAE, lEs
JAMES A. CLARKE,
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING, IN DU-
BAKER AND ST. JAMES STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-,At, the request of the
Male Orphan Society lwho have made arrange
ments to locate in the western suburbs Of the
city), shall sell at auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 2sth Of July, 1870, at S O'CLOCK
as above, with the LARGE BRICK DWELLING
and OTHER BUILDINGS thereon. The afore-
said dwelling is not only very large one, but is
Justly regarded as one of the best and most costly
in that part of the city, and Is not oaly admirably
we'll adapted for the accommodation Of large
family, or for the purposes for which IL has beer
used for the past twenty years. but Is also adapted
for a boarding school. Possession given lst Of
October next. - ~, f.-s .-".
TERMS One-fOurth cash balance at 4, 8. amt
70 months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by deed of trust. t..s-
ives w. GODDIN, Auctloneer
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New name for stovepipe hats-Mansard


New name for stovepipe hats-Mansard
roofs. ...
A gentleman not unlike Dickens's, Chcs-
ter. ST.. and having name singularly sugS.
sestive of joke, has been playing practlca!i
Jokes on the house agents OF Detroit, Mlchl-
gan, during the past few weeks, by renting
every unoccupied dwelling in the respecta--
BILE streets of that city. His suaVlty OF
manner charmed the agents to such IN en-
tent that they readily handed him the keys
to look over the houses, ana colsehted TO
refuse all offers until he returned with ms
family and servants. The houses e Were Kept
buecing all the agents, he left the city, and
has not been since heard from.
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LOVES CoUsiN1NG.-In 1860 highly intel
ligent and promising son of one Of the most
respectable families in Columbus, Ohio,
betrayed a strong inclination for the society
of his beautiful cousin, q girl then not more
than thirteen years old, and was encour-
aged rather than otherwise by his parents
and hers to cultivate her girlish affection.
Having no sister of his own, it was believed
by the elders that his feeling toward the
young lady was that of q brother {; her youth
and their consanguinity being esteemed
sufficient guards against any unwise attach
mcnt. AS it turned out, however, the
cousins were in love with each other
to a romantic extreme, and had ac-
tually entered into an engagement
for marriage before their parents could
interfere between them. The dIscoy-
cry was severe shock to both families,
with whom the thought of marriage be-
tween cousins was almost crime, and in
great haste the girl was sent to relatives in
another State, and the young man per-
suaded to undertake business venture in
Boston. After this separations, to which
neither cousin offered the violent opposi-
ton that might have been expected, the
miss grew to womanhood, and was lately
welded to gentleman with whom she is
now living happily. From the time OF hel
first lovers departure for the East she
maintained a purely cousinly corresponds
ence with him, and he seemed entirely
resigned to the tate preventing closer satt re
announcing her marriage, he answered with
a violently passionate protest, and warned
her that he should still hold her bound by
her old =" engagement" to him. While the
dismayed bride and her family were still
wondering over this unexpected outburst
the poor young fellow himself suddenly re-
appeared among them like q ghost, and re-
preached the lady for what he called hel
treachery. She received him kindly, reasoned
with him like sister upon the injustice Of
his conduct, and, apparently, soothed
him into manly resignation. In fact,
he troubled her no more; but his conduct
with others became SO strange that, in alarm
for his safety friends caused his restraint by
the police. The arrest occurred on Tues.
day Of last week; but upon the promise Of
the prisoner that If released he would re-
turn at once to his business in the East, ht
was discharged again on Wednesday morn
ing, and Immediately returned to Boston
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Immediately after the above sale, as attorney
FOR sale. on the premisis, LOT OF GROUND
fronting SO feet on Hull street This lot lies nearly
opposite to the above property, and Is situated In
a most desirable and business part of the town.
The terms Of sale Will be the same as the first
named property. -. .#s..
~ 20-tds ----L------ JAMES A. GLARS
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n / E T e T l G s.
DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

supply I'm barrels) OF this water from the
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky
Just received direct.
This water is highly esteemed along the nnc OF
the Mississippi and In the southern and south
western States, where Its medicinal virtues are
known and appreciated. II is almost specific In
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA de-
pendent upon torpid liver, and as available slte-
rative generally.
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Druggists,
iva ,s.s. ..... 1910 Main street.
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e050 LOTS IN SIDNEY. 5000
FURNITURE. DC.

HARDWOOD 81 RITTER, ..
LII opposite the post-oflice, Main street,
Have now on hand and are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and varied assert
ment of -
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE.
"DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, and r-
MATTRESSES
And we would invite all In want OF good, SUBJ
stantial articles in our line to examine our stock
No establishment IN the State can offer greater
Inducements. We have goods to suit all parties.
Elegant sets of superior workmanship and fine
finish and plain goods of every description; and
prices. Cali opposite the post-etIlce, up stairs.
my so
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ss4sfsF Thontas n ;ttedsee. stcneaf, "
Eu.iI3l7 Mair street. ri y

! q N0.f13l main gtreat.F IN III &
.DIANos. H0tIsEHOLD FURNITURE,
5.f- &C. "A AUGT 70 MI tiISf DAY, COM
.mecinH as 10 O'Clock, ! win sell &C my auction
house largs assortment of FtIKNiIof ., sc''
SEW and SEC PIANOs,
sfsne Observation-Disclosures SUIT. IN mar cloth
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and sIpEIABhES,f
tMAKBLE-TOP and PLAIN BUkEAus,- x I
EMARBLE-TOP and PLAIN SIDEBOAHDS..
OAK, and SMAH0GANY'a3E GAdtafsEt 6IDA'
MAB0IAEY and PLAIN WARDRoBEs,
HAIR. CLOTH and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRs,
MAHOGANY CRIBS - 2Ss.z=3 81 - +
BEDSTEADs and MATTRESSES, ga;
EXTEHsIoN and other DIEING-TABLEA
REFRIGERAT,R, a.t-.- 5ztt ~
MARB y Ifs and PLAIN WAsHsTARDs
OHILDEE N'S CARRIAGES, -
SEWING-MACHINES, %
- - THOMAS W. KEESEE,
tvas esfi@ sgI ~ Zoos Auctioneer.
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Office, near corner of Seventh and Main streets,
Manchester. Jy20-td
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GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM.
y According to decree of the circuit court OF
King William We will proceed to sell publicly at
GUST (that being court-day). TWO TRACTS OF
LAND adjoining the Piping Tree, and lying I'M,
mediately upon the Pamunkey river. One called
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, with a good dwelling
and other improvements, and an iae5haus,iMhlss
HUUCHINGS'S, and containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES, OF which
the greater part is In good pine timber.
NJ III .a.f THOMAS L. GREGORY,
WILLIAM M. TURNER,
iy l2-3ot Commissioners.
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$3.50 ByJ. d. Whitehead q Co., , ~
Nos. and Fifteenth street, between Main
and Cary streets. 1rs q ass..

OUR NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY
" SALE will take place on MONDAY, 25tf
instant, at onr store, Fifteenth street between
Main and Cary, commencing ut half-past " o'cioci
A. H.. when we viii offer at auction goo'
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &C.;
to which the attention OF the trace Is mYltea m
Nv Is j. D. WHITEUEAD& co.
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WANTS.

SIGNOR V. CRESPl, for many years a
y teacher of the FRENCH and ITALIAN I'm
and possessing most satisfactory testimonials
from institutions and individuals Of prominence
in both cities. is desirous to secure employment
ms II TEACHER In SCHOOLS or OF private
GLASSES. Address llOS ST. Johns street.
Kercrs, by permission, to u. Lee Powell: Esq,
James r.. Patton, NJ. ID. Rev.T G. Dashiell.
iy 25-GwMSThx
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY,
4 VALUABLE THR EE-STORI DWEItLING
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
RETWEEN TWENTY-FlRSTA AND TWENTY.
SECOND STREETS.-In execution of deed OF
trust from William Taylor and wife to the cub
scriber, as trustee dated 18th May, 1868, and re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office, being
thereto required by the holder of the notes SC
cured by said deed Twill sell at auction, upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, eth day OF July,
1870. at O'Clock 2. NJ, If fair, II not, then on
the s' first fur day thereafter at the same hour,
the property conveyed in said deed, the same
being the large, handsome, and YERf VALU-
ABLE RESIDENCE occupied By Mr. W lillian
Taylor and situated as stated above. 1t Is COM
paratiyely new, with four rooms on a floor;
three-stores high; and has all the modern con-
veniences.
entire city, comm andiug an extensive and lovely
View OF the city and lis surroundings. The lot Is
90 by 1855 feet.
TEENS The deed authorizes sale for cash suf-
clent to pay the expenses Of sale and the debt in
fall which last amounts to about 49, i25 but am
autort 7ed to state that liberal terms will be given
as TO the debt II desred-these terms VIII be made
known ut the time Of sale-the residue Will be upon
sucl.terms as the grantor In said deed or his as-
signs may direct. b. II. NASHy Trustee.
GRUBBS h. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. - 1y l5
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.g,ap sAIETOR EXCHANGE, most
Comforts bic HOME on The railroad; eleven
mlcs from bn9nns
snhards. &c win sell bargain, or exchange FOR
citv property, improved or unimproTed; or STOCKS
or bonds at q liberal rate Apply to,.o,,
t,,o 1-lw - III a EGEktOONs
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RESTAURANTS.

sYETELLE, No. 1904, is con-s 1na
~ iducting the summer campaign y :.
OF the Commissary Department, and VIII light 10
Subsistence are drawn from the four quarters of
the globe, including land and sea, while his re-
serves are inexhaustible. SEASONABLE DIN
EEKS. Refreshing ICES, RESTORATIVE
DRINKS OF THE MOST ARTFUL COMBlNA-
TlONs AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, al
ways supplied promptly. Is Ss. "a
The yEGETABLES and MEATS Of this season,
also FISH CRABS, TURTLES, Sc, served In
/. sYtge co,nsistssafref He has banished want and
INSTALLED luxury. je2l
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TOR RENT FOR THE YEAR 1871
HIvER FARMS CALLED "AMPTHILL" AND
THE Thu MDRED," BEL0NGING VETO TO S THE
Wllbe offered at public AUCTION for rent for the the
LIST day Of August, 1870. In front Of the Town Hail
I'm the town of Manchester. those TWO FERTILE
AND VALUABLE FARMS called "AMPT-
HILL =, and the 'sHUNDRED."
Is1AMPTHILLn lies on the south Side or the
river about five miles from Richmond. This
FARM contains ONE THOUSAND AND FIVE
ACRES, and Is SO we'll known as TO require no
further description.
on The Chesterfield side Of the river, about twenty
Mules from Richmond.
farms are invited 10 visit them previous to the day
of renting.
crop Of wheat this fall
Either Of the above farms may be rented pri-
yately before the LIST day Of August.
JOSEPH NJ. WATKINS,
Executor of John Watkins, deceased.
JAMES A. CLARKE,
~ Attorney at Law.
Office, near corner of Seventh and Main streets,
Manchester. Jy2O-M
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BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auctioneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank Streets

OAK COTTAGE-A VERY VALuA-
OBLE FARM NEAR PETEKSBU,EG; 9N
lBOYDTuN AND PETEESBqRHc a rtA Am nm-
ROAD-FOR SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'FiiispE HUNDRED ACRES of very superior
LAND; was for long time cultivated us MAE haT :
ket farm. for which 1t is we'll suited one-hall
Cleared balance II timber There Tier are shrfe KYLE
,situated in beautiful grove of oak and hickory;
convenient to r. 1t IS mf that t cit
TSio innrnvements arc dwelling and two cot.
ample for eth the iSs aRnVe o nnr
credit or exchange for city property. For better
"e'0i 'p'Ae-- "rp'' GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS
,u,a oa,paw Real Estate Agents.
$3.50. LOTS IN SIDNEY $3.50.
nos cash balance in monthly payments OF S12. 90
until paid for. Located In very desirable ana ana
part of the city, and near The street
railway. For map and particulars apply to
= e. 3. NEWBURN,
Real Estate gent and huctioneer,
ty4 No. l0l8 Main street.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
Ma cargo freshly mined "GEORGE'ssCREEK
CUMBERLAND COAL, said to be the best in
use for steam and smith purposes. Also, LUMP
ANTHRACITE for foundries. EGG, STOVE,
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking purposes.
a@@ --4.5ss s. z. LATHROP,
my9 Seventeenth street OF draw-bridge.cJ
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By W. GCddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

rs,RUsTEE's SALE OF. A LARGE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
NINETEENTH STREETS. INCLUDIHa FIN
TURES, MACHINERY, PRESSES, &C., At
sions of a deed of trust made by 4. T. Piikintnn
on the 9th of November. 1869, and recorded In the
clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the city OF
Richmond onthe dth December 1889, the UNDER r,
signed who Is thereby appointed trustee VIII
proceed to sell, upon the premises, ON M0NDAf
the 1st day Of August next, at O'Clock z. NJ II
fair If not, the first fair day thereafter, the fol-
e Sw yS S0f tie 81 se Sef1yt3
thereon, and al its appurtenancss, situate at the
corner OF Franklin and Nineteenth streets, front
ing on Franklin street $50 feet, and running back
MACHINERY, FIXTURES, TOOLS. &C.. refer
red to In said deed Of trust, q schedule Of which
may lie seen by application ut the Office Of the auc-
uoneer.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off note for So, 49, which fell
due Ia July, 1870; credit as to 80, 833 80 until
Id July 1871; on credit as to SO, $3.50 until Ia
January 1872; on credit as to 60 5s3 80 until Ia
July, 1872; on credit as to &3,d3a. 81 100 until
IL January lS and tb as to The ssnpusi
prescribe and direct or in the event OF his failure
to give any such directions, then upon such terms
as the trustee shall deem most expedtent; the
whole purchase money to bear interest from the
WILLIAM W. CRUMP, Trustee
Richmond. 18th July, 1870.
T. S.-The foregoing factory is so by 100 feet,
Gently painted and otherwise repaired. with large
BRICK BUILDING in the rear, BRICK ShEDS,
sCAF FOL D I 6, &c, for drying tobacco !;
BKGh n 10 eGna IN Nil resneets to the best
jy is W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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NfOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

Having been made AGENT for the above-named
company for all the State south of Alexandria, /
am prepared to furnish this GOAL BY the cargo
on more favorable terms than can be had In Phia-
delphia. The Goals Of these mines are classed
amongst the best In Pennsylvania. ! will also
supply families In small quantities.
200 tons GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL for sale. - WRIT ROBERTS,
je13 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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29-3nn

GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
~ pared to furnish all grades Of GLOVER HILL
COAL at the following reduced prices
LUMP, $5.7s per load, delivered HAIL, S5;
HARD, for either crates or cook1hg-stoves, ~.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL of best quality !;
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes OAK and
PINE WOOD. G. B, LIPSCOMB,
je20-3rn Seventh and Byrd streets.
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yrURF OIL, TURF OIL.-One ounce
L equal to pound of any healing remedy known.
Warranted to cure any sore on man or beast, or
no pay. Price, 2sc- For sale by every drugKrt
i'm this city. Como and see the one Thousand ccr-
ti1cates Of our own people. 90
DOVES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
CISSANPELOS PAREIRA; Oh, PAREihA
10 ~ "a NA'O S. E. DOVE.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, A SMALL BRICK se.s.s
4 HOUSE, No. "a Jackson street near @:::i
Adams four rooms kitchen with two ROOMS
Possession can be had ut once.
-.... s, Il. D. EACHO, .
1y25-St Real Estate Agent.
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EOR RENT, BRICK COTTAGE No. a.
IL i3lo west Grace street, containing five Eel
rooms; brick xii chen with three rooms. VIII be
put in good repair. HILL q GODDIN,
jy 25--3t Real Estate Agents, 1908 Main street.