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ii ETaaaa or H.agfanfne-Hxovs 40 fceas-.
A yacht ssrsck with Eiectr1caty-A
yfysa xsscce "a Descriptions.

VAvEG $1Gc3 "a kbSSSFBRsAVns
A Yachting correspondent Of the New
York Eeenasg Post gives the following eN-
perience Of a lightning stroke: ,
Eve were comfortable, head TO the ~iau'
The Irst fury over, nothing worse 10 DioW,
and The anchor true TO its holding. 1t mighs
rain d deluge, but we Were quite at nome
with water In any amount. But suddenly
there caIneSa crash ss Of ten thousand GO.
fnmhiads fred at once, or rather n c5asr
fhat no words can describe, with o biinaiAg
daze. as If we were enveioped in seetnins
furnace. TO the curious In such ma.seaS
we. can only say that nothing 2 enn.
experience ccuid give any fdea Oh ~ :,
sstion. The order OF supSequene lnnse
sions was as follows: A recovery o. sonns
s,,eec;nnt ~ k,,ow I YVES still alive ana ut-
hs,rssv,ith the conviction that tfit haa pesA
nsheryvise there would have been no cox-
ss;o,,snass of what had happened; an
40 Tor connanions and rejoicing tnae nv
ny = ~ tSeyn was hurt /; a feeling as though
,she atmosphere was FIJI OF Vapof OF sIloheI
a yery strong, almost sufsocaanS, u . ol
ozone. which soon penetrate9 anu hl.sa s.e
cabin, that which is generally termeu e.Io-
the mi; consciousness that lightning had
sty,,eE yerv near us--as one was persistent
in saving. In the water q few feet from Us. =.
Hit WAS all over, and we were safe at
least. Bnt when the rain held up and we
hogan to stir around, a long, fresh spinner
Of wood was found in the cockpit. d
startling discovery, along with others OF the
same kind in other places, showed rthat We
had no time to lose; for the pieces were
fssm the mast, and there was no telling Dut
that the hull had been penetrated beneath
the step. and we might be even then nihhs
with water. An anxious search from stem
To stern revealed that the mast, as iar as
ye coIIld reach. was intact that an eye
bolt on the sail had been, by some strange
freak. broken off, and that in two places on
the hull at the water-line sphnters Two
inches or more long had been gouSed u OF
the aides Just over two nall-heads, WITHOUT,
however, communicating WIFI lae ln'eiioi'
In fact, we were still water-tight.
HWhat saved Is from aestructionr IN
the first flush Of morning light we DISCO
yered the topmast head all smashed, as Win
downward blow, and looking very much
like a demoralized brush-room standing on
end. About n foot below the head IS q
hand of conner, to which are attached nVe
stys-two main shrouds, W backStaiys,
and a forestry, carried down to the emo oil
the howsprit. These are all Of galvanized
iron.wire, and acted us so many lghtnlpS-
rods to disperse the stroke and carry u
barmlessIy TO the water. That which
reached the bowsprit connected WIN the
bobstay-an iron rod connecting Win the
stem at the waters edge. The oehers CON
nected with the chain-plates on the sides,
which are also of heavy strap iron.>
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TESTIMONY

cURE oFGRAyEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
/ 1NG-sroNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
sAvANNAI,- Tenn, May ID 1852
DR.. II. Z. Reln,bold: 1s# ~ b" .
Dear sir,-We iutr odueed your FLUID iEA-
TRACT .BUCHU in this country about eight
months ago, and are happyto state that 1t is meet
Ing with universal favor. We wish to inform you
or one instance tamong many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man in our
county named J. B. ostel had been sutering
about five years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought of US one bottle OF Your BUCHu,
aud before he was through with one bottle ne
passed a gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
We now have on exhibition in our drug store. He
eavs that he win never be without the BUCHU In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
t~ ~, T. Druggists.
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by Lee & Goddin, .ts
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

"ANDSOME AND WELL-AR-
IL RANGED STORE AND DWELLING
ON BROAD STREET NEAR
STSEFT o SALE AT AUCTIoN;-We Will
sell on the premises on FONDA the sb septem-
Der, at S O'Clock ?. NJ. the property above de-
scribed. The lot has n 'front.' on Broad street %
feet, running back l35 to 4 vide alley; The imprr sy
STORE and DWELLING, with four rooms be-
sides basement. Fronting on the alley are TWO
FRAMED TEHEMEhTS with three rooms each.
There is a well of excellent wafer On the premises
so arranged as to accommodate the several tene-
ments; and is q good stand for business.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at -FOUR,
terest added, and secured by trust deed on The pro-
perty. LEE & GCDDIN, : uctioneers,.
90 11l3 Main street.
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.r- BY Grubbs y Williams, Z.
~, Aucttoneers and Real Estate 4 AGENTS, s.
Eleventh hetMeen Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
IL BILE FARM KNOWN AS WEST VIEW
ON THE WESIHAM ROAD, THREE AND a
HALF MILES FRoM The CITY, At AUG
TION.-Bv virtue of a deed of trust executed oy
c.. A. Robinson, trustee, TO the late Puwhatan Ro
berts and the subscriber as %truttens, dated 18th
August, 1888, and duly recorded In the office ofthe
clefk of Henrico county court beiGg thereto re-
quired by the creditor secured. I VIII sell, as sur
yiving trustee, at auction, upon the premises; on
TUESDAY. 9Th September. Mt 5 O'Clock p, M. IL
fair. ifnot, then upon the first fair dnv thereafter,
at the same hour, tire property conveyed In, said
deed, the same being the very valuable FARM
known as "WFST VTEW,n lying ct The forks OF
the Westham and Three-chopped roads, about
three and a half miles vest of Rlehm,nd, EN-,
bracIng ONE HUNDRED AND T~HlkEY-HlNE
ACRES. with an excellent and ex-
tenslve FAkM-BUILDINGS Of all kinds.
~ The said farm has been highly improved, and Is
regarded as one OF the most valuable OF It's size in
the Vicinity of this city.
TERMS :: sufficient in casat = defray- expenses Of
sale and to pay off 4 note for 81, S3T. so. due 18th
August. 1870 t; n credit IS to rs, 1913 IS until 18th An.
gust, 1871: and the reside uoOn such terms as the
grautor in said deed, his heirs, or assigns, may
direct and in the event cf his OF their failure to
give such direction, then upon such terms as I
Shall announce at the time OF ssle.
P. W. RUBBS surviving Trustee.
Z. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. sci
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TOR RENT, HOUSE No. 81, on EESSa
u Fourtl, between Broad and Marshall 20
streets. Dwelling contains twelve rooms, kitchen
ta lot Possession given lt September. Apply
to !. r.. CARY AT No. ST.. on same street.
nm oa..atend MRS, III. B. STRANGE
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nor RENT OR SALE, THAT COM. fEssa
+ MODINUSAtsD CVMFoRTa ~

BRICK RESIDENCE, covered with tin; In
80 repair, about to be vacated by the Rev.
Z. T., Dickinson. md sltuated at the soutneast
corner OF ,Olay,snd Twenty-ssxth streets, shnrcd
Hill. The~B UILDING is -two stories an"
hasement. The, rooms, which are seven In NUM-
bbar. are large and airy. besides a vide hall or
Massage on each floor. The location is In an I'M =
rrhnrcb sicY Eli denominations and to Market
stands. The lot fronts about 40 feet ana nas sha
depth of 100 feet TO a ten foot sliey: .bes'oSs rn ,mr
roorna and, r pood smoke or raeat-house. Ayacans
iot adloining, Of about Is fett trent ana toe Ella
depthof The other, win be sold II desired. tnpIv
reasonahIcs and desirable as an Investment: Apr!
Ieasonaoic' ". B. ROBINS.
70 Saa Real sstate kgent-
-.. e 1902 Main rect.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG SANDING STONE
PASSED AND TIC BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN.,, September s, 1859.
II. 7. Helm6old, Esq:
Dear Sir II commenced taking your EXTRACT
of Buchun about two weeks since for an Fiction
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihsve suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for q few days past. But
Yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
"Buchu.n A stone passed from my BLADDER about
the size of a large pea and now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with so hard. 1 attribute my cure to your
entirely, and would all per-
sons similarly affected to try it. / have great
faith in its curative powers.
Yours. truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
J. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
.H. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq., Westport, Conn.
wAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
R. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, If necessary.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agen

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON Fl East OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN sTREETsIBy virtue Of a
deed of trust executed by Isaac Jacobs and wife
on the second day Of October, 1868, 10 the trustees
of the German Building Association, No. 2, and
by direction Of the i5oard of directors of said
Association, we, the undersigned, as trustees of
said Association, shall on TUESDAY the 9th day
Of September, 1870, expose to sale at public auc-
tion, on the premises, at hale past4 O'Clock P. Nj,
the real estate conveyed by said deed, and therein
fully described. as follows : All that REAL ES-
TATE, with L BRICK thereon, on
the east line of Seventeenth street between II ain
and Franklin streets. subject to a perpetual ground
rent of ninety bushels merchaDtable wheat, to be
delivered on the Let day of January annually. .
TERMS Cash sufficient to DERRY the costs OF
executing this trust and to pay off ana discharge
TO said Association the fines, charges. dues, inte-
rest, and principal, now due, or to become due,
under the p; ~ovisiops Of said trust DEED, and me
residue, II any, on such credit and to he secured
in such manner as. shall be prescribed by said
isaac Jacobs or his assigns atthe time ofsalej and
in case or his or their failure TO give such dIrec-
lion on such credit and to be secured In such man.
shau direct. H. METZGER,
- e. LOHEMAN, Trustees.
- arGfTSTJ ACt1R 80
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,.e BY James ID. Taylor, .gTGE
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
Office No, SCI Main street,

EOR LEASE AT AUCTION.I win
II lease. on the premises, on THgRSDAY the
Sth day of September, 1870, at II O'Clock ~, that
Eleventh streets, nearly opposite the poss-ofice,
and being the lot on which. the American Hotel
formerly stood. for n term of ten to twenty wears,
at the end Of which time the buildings VIII be paid
for at valuation. The lot fronts 80 feet on Main
street, and runs back 15O feet TO in alley 20 Feet
wide. This lot, being In the centre ofthe business
portion of the city, fs considered one OF the BEST
for q frst-class hotel or for stores.
-, JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
40 1-3512 =
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MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT q ADDiNGTOE.
MAEHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l4s2 AND lFi CABT
sTREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH LEI
RIG IL 1NIA

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE Re
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILER Id
city and country; TOBACCO WERh % Of ~ "
kinds made and repaired TOBACCQ -
HANCOCKis SUPERIOR MANNER PLAp-
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES hEtAlhIr
ED and ADJUSTED. AGESTS I1r the sae "a "a
JIJDSON,S PATENT STEAM-ESGlkE BY
VERNON, SELDENlS PATENT SIEAM-sM.
CINE PACkING, Utica Company,s SLEAn r
GAUGES. These gaugec arc warrantea ~ ~ - Ia Do
ali kinds OF BRASS WORK OF sUPEhl,h
HAkE for STEAM. ENGINES, such as SiSSSgp5
cocks. oil and taliqw-e4ps, ot ~
TIES WATER-GAUGES GL0BE-VAhyso 20
BOILER.FLUE CLEANERS, ands gens1s. n :.
sortme Of such articles as are usea oS j iuA-
hAnS SLOAT 4 ADDISGToS,.
tax 1872 and 1874 Cary street.
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BY James N. Taylor, ..-,.
Real Estate Agent and Au%ctioneer,
81 ~ office 1921 Main street, ~ ~

A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
N HENRICo COUNTY, NEAR 2 OF
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR SALE At
AUI TION.-WiIl be sold on Tuesday, Septe1n :
her Q. 1870, on, the premises, at 4 O'Clock r. ~. a
desirable little FARM. located rs above, contain
Ing sIXTY-FIVE ACRES, fifteen of which are
heavily wooded, the balance cleared. 1t Ifs well
adapted for a market garden or for the raising OF
fruit. IT has a house with four rooms, needing
some repairs. The farm Is located In a healthy
and very, desirable neighborhood.. and on a good
road TO the city. o~...a. .--rt Es- ri -s.f :"
TERMS !: fne fourth cash the balance at Q. 1e,
and Is months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and Aecured by q deed of trust. ~" :
- JAMES M. TAYLOR,
: sc 2-FMoTu3t Auctloneer.
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sv Paine o Co., Auctionecrs.

- 10. By Paine " Co., Aucuoneer5'
FARCE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
Ia ON WEDNESDAY,, September 18th, COM
nuencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our ware.
house, Nos. 1902 and 1904 Main; street, a large1and
desirable stock OF z - tEl Dire D4ei -z:EsE -
FRESH DRY GOODS S.;
.lg#J BOOTS SHOES, and BALMOEALS; -
MEMS and BOYS HATS. NO. ~" 4.
p ~ gREkDY-MAOE CLOTHING, &C.,:
now receiving, and which will be sold without re-
serve. &f2 ~"2it 2. -
+ We invite the attention Of city and country deal
ers to this sale as the goods are all fresh and de-
sir able, and VIII be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
Sc 2-tds - PAINE q co. AuctiOneers.
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ByLyne 3 Brother, aa
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents, =
1880 Main street. a.. '.-

nNE OF THOSE HANDSOME AND
W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW BRICK
Torres ON TUE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEENSIXTHAND SEVENTH
F;R SALE AT AUCTtON.-We will sell at pub
lie aucticn. on the premises, On TUESDAY the
18th day. of September: 1870. at 81. o'clockP NJ,
that truly valuable and desirs bly-locaied STORE
Garnet s. Ware and the United States Banking
Company 1t q rent Of 81. 800 per annum. There Is
siness than this. The ~builoinZ Is on a leasehcld, to
expire the 1st May, 1873. subject to a very rea;on-
BILE ~ground-rent, and to be paid for at The exptra-
LOT fronts on the south side of Broad q Gle feet,
running back a depth Of 80 feet to an alley fifteen
feet wide.
The terms will be very reasonable. and particu-
lars to be made known at the hour of sale, or Will
be furnished previously by the aUcioneers.
~ TSNE & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
ca IA EFT O. 10 IL 70 IL
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THO LAND-BUYERS.-Call and get my
sSgAYALoGUE of a. hundreds OF improved
FARMS. large aud small, at Ford's Hotel Rich
mond, Va. editors Chronicle, Charlottesville |;
Jacob L. sib,ert, Harrisonbnrg Exchange Ho-
FLANDSFOR RENT, toe. ALARGE STEAM
D~ISTTLLERY. with wnter-power. dwellings, &C.,
for sale, near Rushyhle, Rockingham county, In
~ DAVID D. NJ. DIGGEs,
au Film Land Agent Gordonsyiile, Va.
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EnWENSBORO', KENTUCKY.-I wish
" to sell ONE-HALF or the WHOLE OF my
LARGE NEW FOUR-STORY BRICK STEM
merry, situated at the city wharf, on the bank OF
seventy-1ve by ninety feet, and has all the fixtures
and modern arrangements for the t3bsccO stenl-
ming business. | would sell one-half or the
whole very low, or woQ)d take In q partner in the
next seasons business. af
The present prospect for a very large and fine
crop win no doub5 induce capitalists to Invest IN
strips.
I refer to Messrs. A. T., Harris. Jr at, Rich
mopd Cites Harris, at Petersburg; and George
signed, ut Owensboro', Ky. d.
AN Aim .E. -. ERANh u. HALL
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.sAucrron aanEa-rnls a,ay
j BY ThomnAw Keessas A~uct.onear,
Mo. laIf Main treat..fgyrtg

gSsA fas -II2E4
rousEHoIDalFgRNIInR SEW NV.
HtJNG-MACHIaEssp II I5,s y, ,na SS s5stsons
housa aTHIS5TikY, eorfIsencln as ieo,eloGk, 9
Iavre assortment ssssr a Observation-Disclosures
~ rU sFhss sS sa Ssass,as.' EEaaRnoR SUITS, m plain
8 nnt figured Reps ssgfa ts7's5sEa 3Svf rs
wARDR1BES,frH Gnee.
BUREAUS,
2stm ENNy I'M md COTTAGE BEDSTEaDS,
u.s. C1yTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT s...r,4v
iD 4 F.snd nther DISIRG-TABLEs,
CANE and WOoD.sEAT CHAiRsa
BOOKCASE, $50 -, 81
e,E DESKA t&iiEFs1ila &@1E
MATTRESSES. .9F tfatI - : ElEE ,
Three IRON, SAFES, 49,, T,5Fs y7,qnfd -
= Grover q Baker and other 'sEWINs"hA-
Lot gHhalssbbsoME PICTURES, .zsa@E +
LOUNGES, - -.,--.4~s "a
+ ROUND TABLES, .S y
SEES THOMAS W. KEEsSE. Aucsloase-.
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BY Cook &Lsughton, Auctioneers.
d.. corner Governor and Franklin streets.

MILLINERY GOODS, SHOWCASES.
o,c1ock we win sell at the millinery store of Mrs.
r. v. Butler, Nc all Broad street, between Third
and Fourth streets, her stock Of
oBOTNETS, TRIMMED HATS. .-s
RTBBONS, VET-VFT TRIHMlNGS.- i
FLOWERS, Wells, H- :.
SHOWCASES, BONNET-STANDS.
GILT ZANE LOOKING-GLASSES, &c.
sos nOK &JAUGHT0N. ,
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,q~gy ByJ.D. whitehead &c Co, -
Nos, 3 and s Fifteenth street, between MAN
. and Cary streets. 80 I!

0uR NEXT REGULAR WEEhL1
bSALE win take place on MOSt,an y Vain fair
rant A. nur store. Fifteenth street between Ma n
and Gary. at haf-pass ~ anI vol.
NJ si:o when s We Tllt Of 9h aefRaoScERTEs, wINEs, L.
SSVo6sss,, S SsI, gSme s1Hso1PGhLDERs, BREASTS, and
no E Hhm sico and REFINED SUGARS, e5g
RI0 and LkGUAYRA COFFEEs, h.g r-s &
SPEES and BLACK TEAS. 40
and HERRTNGs, barrels ana hail-
barrels . r s-s# "ln& 81 -
SYRUPS and suE ,s~a,iI ~
CHEESE and LARD, s, ass n,ssi
VINEGAR, @as+
FAMILY SOAPS, all grades; aau~a 15E zf 81
ri CARB. and SsL SODA, ii 10 uf4as ~
ZOO BUCKETS, and TUBS. ~, -
WRAPPING TWINE and
RI and BRUSHES, l. ..s..4 Z
WOOD and ZINC WASHBOARDs,: &C.
s ALSO,
A general assortment of WINES, wHIsKEYs,
DIV NV ~ - j. D.. wHITEHEAD& co.
TrpHs. For all sums under 800, cash over
that amount, thirty days FOR approved negotla-
BILE paper. ,,,, 90,
do 60 up to the hour OF sale. ~ m "a
sc Sit nnr Fa.. d. ". w. GSo.-
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MsCHIWERY, &a.

A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
H.. WAY. MANUFACTURERS and ENGl-
NkER,S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Msin
and Cary. Richmond. Vs.. Ste4tn-En2ines, saw
SsIIls, Mill. Gearings. Turbine Watcr-W heels,
MilIstones. Boiting-Cloths, Planning Ia Dimes
Wood Working Machinery OF al kinte !:
Skating, Hangers, Pulieys, Belting, Lace
Drills. Wool-Carding iiachines and Ci0thns,
Steam-Guages. saw. Iummers, Steam and wat r,
Pipe Fixtures, Packing Journal Metal, PICK ana
If YOU want r portable Steam-Engine send for q
descriptive pamphlet, or CAL aad examine The
uAMES,,ithe best engine made.
I have a general assortment OF secona'and
Gearings. Planicg Machines, aid other WOOD,
working Machinery; shaftipg, paiseys' anu
Hangers; Distilling Fixtures, etc, etc. u
Secondhand Machiuery and Stcam-boiiers
onnn soId and eYclanrad. M O. -3m
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HITE SULPHUR LAND.
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1 offer for sale my FARM, "BEAgREGARD,"
Springs, in Greenbrier county, West Virginia. 1t
contains i I nearlT = k = 6 HWSpsE EpRA ACRES aGSi ONE
half of It is In fine forest, full OF EXCELLENT
TIMBE R. A part of the meadow has been In
srais f q a1 PTa fbjsT9tGy Gsass: Ia aad w ifs ee saFm IS
to the White sulphur Springs gives 1t the advan-
tage of q market at It's very door.
in copious springs the almost exclusive supply of
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must grow up there upon The compile
ton OF The. Chesapeake and Onto railroad 20 the
II has = commanding interest on account OF Its
hon IL is one oftie most beautiful, as It is one Of
the most healthfal, localities in the Virginia noun.
sains. 1t has . tine oatn anaa supesaoaaaanSs se Oh
anaiyzed, but it is evidently a powerful srimulsnt
ft6e skin and q great inylgorator OF the system:
rtWrfasTL"Yfss,ENTE SPRiNGs and q large body Of
alum slate highly impregnated with alum, IN
mIshR Be BE- . e as5iliss sAP Wdih these haea ageneies the
Gus adjunct of the White sulphur, the great water
ing-ptacc OF The middle and southern States OF the
Union.
!: has fne ground, for a miIe-long TRoTTISG
Or kACE C)TRSE, and the addition or that
source Of amusement for the Immense throng OF
summer visitors 10 the White sulphur Valley
would be a great public qualification, aud highly
suited by the temperature OF the place TO summer
sport, would become one OF the most famous In the
Unien.q urEg-Esn-g " SEP
having an immense supply Of clear spring water
from fro p ls ssse Of sa lssgs sp aoiss. a ms 3 f Sssin lasa' sas
lately become exceedingly profitable
There is n large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
conSsiningt twelve commodlous rooms, upon the
place, together with outhousss.- Ih. grounds are
admirably adapted Tor the fines. display OF arGht-
~teceural and other improvements.
It is one OF the most attractive places In the
mountains, whether for improvement as q place
Of public resort or for . superb residence for q
wealthy gentleman.
Persons desirous OF seeing the place are re-
ferred to my son, j. L.. COwARDIN, who resides
upon It. Either he or myself Will state the terms.
j. A. C0WARDIN,
80, -, Dispatch Office.
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STATIONARY ana PORTABLE Es6lsE'
Ram. GRiST. snd pLAsTER MILE ,yer
RaiT.TSSS MORNINGS, CASTINGS Of ises
orBRASS; MILL GEARING, &c. .,,s.
ENGINEG and SAW-A1LLs or VARIOUS NV
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on connis
sion or exchanged .or new. All o~ESr feP"'
nromptly and satisfactorily done.
send for descriptive circulars. ro
10 81 - ' WTI.EIkM e. TANGBb & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

EoR RENT, the FIRST z 7 ,: and s I'D
- Main snd Fonrteerth streets, contalninS
two rooms each, with gas and water; suitable ior
Offices or lodging rooms IN psker
A {BRiCK HOUSE with SIX rooWe ~ ~" :,
street east OF Brook avenun. an Moore
"a FRAMED HOUSE with four rooms On "oois 2:
a ER A M HOUSE with four rooms on I"eh-
t,.e; shth street between NJ and ~.
: h,ndsome OFFlOE on TWeitn streeI oe'"eeh
naan and Care, RICHARDSON Il CS., 9.
$50 Real Estate agents and Auciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05
By Hill & Goddin Auctioneers,
E.2 A1G Ne. Ing Main street..

MICE FRAME HOUSE, ON TwENTY57
STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTI0N.-We
wni sell on THuRsDAY The sth September En- p
on the premises, The, NEAT f. a Mrsa e
Occupied BY Mr. l.. w. Allen, containing four
rooms. Lot 20 by 122 feet. House is nearly new,
with The upper portion not yet entirely fnisheo:
TERMS !: One-haif cash balance at six monbns'
with ~interest added. q NJ
} This place will be sold privately by MIL: ".
Allen or ourseires before the day OF sale III de-
sired. - HILL & GODDIN. Austtoneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05
BY Cook h Laughton, Aucttoneers, 4
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE-
IT HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCT1ON.-Cn
FONDA the 9Th instant: at 10 O'Clock. we will
sell at the store on Eighth between Main and Cary
streets, a large assortment of -
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ~
embracing the usual VI riety, all in good order. "a
' COOK s. LAUGHTON, y
coz Er'@ Auctioneers. d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

TOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE
Il BUILDIHGLOT, On the northeast corner of
Cary and Twentieth streets. fronting IS feet On the
north side OF Cary, running back about 90 fees on
the easI line OF Twentieth street to within twelve
feet Of Seaman'sBethcl Applyto
an al &c j. l.. APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

RRooMs SHOES. at greatly reduced
encourage HOME NANUEACTsJBEs ana heir
70 pay sale y-s-r~-S-Sss-N.AN
sisasFalAgslK Ne Fourteenth sisss.. !