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In this dull &c lson Of the year,
With evenings long and In orning: duty,
often have dreadful cold,
And find my voice get very husky.
That's because You don't buy your GotAfzg
from E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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N1EET,EGB.

old DOMINION CLUB.--A special
Omle,ing OF this Club will be held THIS
hVEhISG at o'clock. Punctual attendance OF
every member is required, % business OF impoft-
ance VIII be brought befor the meeting.
By order JAS. NJ. Tf iEH, Preslde1t.
DaE,I WREN Secretary 1t
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FIRST PASSENGER CARS FOR HUNTINGTON.
Yesterday afternoon ut 3:3 o'clock the first
passenger cars built for the western end Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad left the
depot in this city. They will be carried to
Gordonsville attached to the accommoda-
tion train. From that point they will be
transported over the Orange and Alexan.
dria and Baltimore and Ohio railroads to
Parkersburg. and from ParkersburS they
90 by water to Huntington. The train
consisted of one mail and express, one Sc
cond-class, and two ffst-ciass cars-an
built at the company shops in this city un-
der the direction of Mr.. j. n. King, mas
ter-builder. The frst.class cars are very
handsome in every respect, the fittings and
trimmings being second 10 no cars ever
brought to or built in this city.
In short time the Chesapeake and Chlo
road will be in running order from Hun
tington to Charleston, and so soon as the
passenger train commences its regular trips
between those points Capt. Joe Mallory,
so favorably known At this end, Will take
charge of that train. 1t is also stated that
other officers of equal popularity Will be
sent out to manage that end, which OF ne
cessity will be in many respects distinct
from the eastern end for time.
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FINE CoRN.-Thsre were deposited in
our window yesterday specimens Of corn
grown on the fine farm of Mr.. John B.
Davis, near this city, which it is supposed
will yield ID bushels to the acre. The ears
are samples Of the general crop.
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GOLD SL,DoE" IN THE PsNITENT14RY.-.
Sterling Sledge (sged IS years. convicted OF
murder in the second degree in the county
Of southampton, was received at the peni-
tentiary yesterday morning, to be there con-
fined for fifteen years. II he lives to get out
he will be about the Oldest criminal in the
state who has served out his time.
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THE CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN HUDSON, n.
Y.-Ihe "Rebels" TictOrlOus.- Hudson
City. N. Y, Sept. 10.-There has been for
some time a stan ling quarrel between Fa-
ther OSulIiyan, 5he priest of st. Mary's Ca
tholic Church, in this city, and the congre-
CATION. The priest was expelled from MS
charge by vigilance committee organized
some time ago by the persons designated Us
the "rebels," who held u meeting saturday
evening, and unanimously resolved to re-
sist his admission to the Church ut all haZ-
ards, defying Bishop Conroy's threat OF
excommunication, alleging that " IL Is no
part of the duty Of q good Cathoilc TO sun.
init to the ministrations OF bad man." IL
was expected that to-day the priest would
attempt to force his entrance to the
Chur ch, backed by the order oil the bl'hop,
but the congregation almost unanimously
opposed such an attempt ut large meeting
held for the purpose.
A strong guard was placed around the
church last night and this morning. Con-
trary to general expectation, Father OSul-
Ivan did not nuke his appearance, ana no
services were held to-day. A considerable
crowd gathered around the church this
forenoon, but perfect order prevailed. III
was ascertained early in the day that Father
jpSuIlivan had telegraphed from Chatham
last evening to a friend in this city that ne
would not be here, and the crowd gradu-
aIIv disnersed. The "rebels" are firm and
united in their determination to prevent
O'Sulliyan or any of bis adherentts from en-
teriny the church at all hazards, ana cay
that they are prepared tor any emergency.
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RENoMINATED.-Mr.. John r. Strother,
brother Of Col. John +. Strother, the pre-.
sent Superintendent Of the Penitentiary,
has been rcnomDated for the House OF
Delegates from Culpeper county.
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JUDGE JOSEPH Fl. SuERRARD, Of Frederick
county, has been assigned to hold court in
the county OF Clarke until the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of Judge Ed
ward White can be filled.
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TEMPERANCE DEMoNsTRATION.-A grand
public temperance meeting ~ill be held at
the Grace-strect Baptist Church on next
IhurSday night under the auspices OF West
End Division Sons Of Temperance.
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Now Is the time, and &cKEsSxY / Goa A,
Marshall street Is the place, to have your dsnssk
and moreen curtains, &C., redyed and fn,shea In
The very best style, st from - to Ss per set, Call
and see for yourself
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AN elegant assortment OF seal and dismond
rings, new STYLES Of silver ware, npe watches, and
beautiful jewelry, just received At JNo. II. IY.Eh
Co.'S new store, ll07 Main street, opposite Strst
National Rank.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUSDAY-ScHooL UNION
The monthly meeting of this body was
held at the Gracc-strcet Church last night.
The President (Mr. Slcight) conducted the
exercises.
Reports read make the following exhibit
for the month of August:
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CITY GAs-WonkS, SUITS OIFIcE,}
EICrMoNp. VA. sept. S, 1871:
For GAS PURIFIERS

DRJPUSALS FUR GAS 70 XIII iEho:-
until l2 O'Clock NJ. OF FRIDAY, 18th OF sep EN-
her, for the construction entire OF -FOUR run.. @
now In use at the works, except slight alter
alton In shape, which VIII be explained on appll-
cation.
so doing by apple Ition at this office.
The work 10 be executed by the 10 h day OF NO.
yt1nner next. The work 10 be subject to the ap-
prosal Of the Superintendent Of the Gas-works.
he committee reserve The right OF rejecting any
or I'll OF the bid, made.
bv ord:r or The Committee on Light.
ss6 john H. KNOWLES, Sup't.
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We published the other day fearful tl
story of n struggle Of two men on tng
near Buffalo. N. Y. One of them threw
the the other over, and he was rendered in
Ssns;hIe and drowned before he could be
resclIed' The deceased was named Bern
hard Gemehle his murderer John m
statement is that Bernhard was drunk,
and, becoming irenzied. attacked him on on
the rock. lie defended himself, and In the
scuflls Bernhard fell over the rock. a
current statement was that Bernhard had
made over Sl59, which was in The savings
bank, to john, upon condition that he "ould
pay his (Berlhurd's) board AID 70 "ln4
up the account suu.nlalily, IL WIS supposed
John pitched him over the rock. Inc ac-
cused ID committed for trial.
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CONGREGATION OF BETH AHABA.-At a
meeting of this congregation OF Israelites
U1th street synagoguel, held on last Satur-
day, the Rev. DR.. Bettelbeim was unanl-
m0usly reslected Rabbi. BY the way, This
congregation is deserving OF special men
their services last Sabbath as tribute OF
respect to q bereayed family in the vicinity.
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BAHEWAES.

DlCSARD ADAM, rrpy
ybsru sr. BETWEEN ,es sAIf "A AHn snSahT SahT' 'i'
4,resS "a kEs. PIGS, bGhAD, snd CSaCA-
%5oers. Wholesale and retail. at.sneeT :. y. "
prcmptly. Price nst ana elfcGi"is Seo' W A'~ -
Application. uvs
4 liberal discount 10 the trade. "s'
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THE RICHMOND AMATUER OpERA iTRoUrl
will have a rehearsal this evening at Am
bold's music store.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODSl!

~
We havcj st made very large additions 70 our
stock, selected by Mir. RUUSS expressly for the
kicLmond trade. We can confidently recommend
these gNcds TO our friends rs The VERY BEST,
HANDS MIST and CHEAPEST GOODS IN the
city. We mention few OF the articles, with
prices annexed 10 some OF them:
DkESS GpOliS.
Is yards elegant DtSS 81 b, SS3. worth Sis;
"a ya~ds SILK P0rIIN foc Sll, worth Sb.
have no prices for summer dres. goods. We
are ,cinE them at prices TO suit sauh particular
customer. ,,
TO-! U.c:ory brandt MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
al.So:
ll.4 V+ctory brandy MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
S2.s0.
These arc flrst-rate goods, and are long way
under wi Olpsale prices.
100 dozen GENf'S LINEN (hemmed) HAND
ksRCiiI2FS.
GENTS TJEMMED (nure lnen) HANDKER-
CHISF1 a. sl.75 per dozen. These hand
kerchteis would be cheap al $3.50
20 dozen LADIES LINEN NHANDkFRCHlEFS
Ladies' Linen Ilsndkerch!efs at Sl.75 per dozen,
cheap a. so:
Gents Unaer.hrts Gall wcar) SOC. tgoodl,
A iu'l line OF Gents furnishing goods tiatee
styles ana best quality
very larg. and handsome assortment OF KID
bons. all coiors all widths.
White lstr wi sailor hats at $3.50 per DOZEN,
" hite istrsw) Turbans at Ss per doz.n.
Saratoga Trunks. $3.50. BE sure 10 look a. THESE
trunks. for they are genuine bargain. -
, 90 drZen Kid Gloves. s1mc for I5c.. some Tot ~
81 sure to look at our DOLL AR KID CLONES
an 20 hlT<,K ~ AI}I & ROUSS.
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MANY EARS TO THE STALK.-A stalk Of
corn bearing eight ears was brought to our
office yesterday from the farm II b. W.
Green, west Of the city. This has been u
great corn year in this section OF Virginia.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jos. E. Jackson. busi-
ness manager Of the Philadelphia Ledger,
is ut the Exchange.
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Mr.. FRANKLIN STEAESs has at Tree Hill
300 acres Of corn which will astonish the
behOldcr for its productiyeness. No man
ever saw 4 richer-looking crop.
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DK GOODS.
TI'IIE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

During the next ten days we Will sell all SUM.
MIR GO IDS AT AND BELOW COST, rather
than TO pack them away for the next season, there
fore great bargains eau be ob.ainedin
GRSSADINES.
JAPANESE POPLINS
rlQUES.
LACE and CHALLI SHhWLS
BLACK MkElNO SuAWLS,
WHITE ana BUFF Po&GEE SILK rAR
AS0LS,
KID GLOVES, and all kinds OF
DRY GOODS,
Our assortment OF
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS NAPKINS,
QUILTS, rRISTS,
CASSiMEHXS,
And goods IN general, Is very fair, and We offer
thrn al the lowest prices. An csriy call Is soli-
cited. " M. IllAIHlhER & SONS
lea COL Kroad street conner 9Th
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Those who go to the concert TO might sb,p,d 70
member that F1zzINTs saloon will bs oman vii,
Ills delicious ice-creams, cakes, and othor o,ca
things. '' S"'u
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INTERESTING CEREMoNIEs.-On saturday
evening last the officers of Undine Temple
of Honor and Temperance, No. 2, oil thus
city, with a goodly number of their mem,
bers, proceeded to Springfield Hall ana
Initiated four new members for CryStal
Temple. kfter which Deputy Most
Worthy Templar Trent, assisted by L. w.
c. #. John B. Bergman, acting Deputy
Most Worthy Usher, instituted CRYSTAL
Temple, No. 3, and installed the following
officers: DR.. i. S. McCrae, Worthy Chlel
Templar; j. w. Garter, Worthy wee
Templar; S. C. Curry, Past Worthy vice;
Templar; A. J. Terry, Worthy FluanG!al
Recorder; VIM. II. Pleasants, worthy he-
corder; c. E. Fitzwilson, Assistant worthy
Recorder; Thos. Jones. Treasurer; u. o..
Crump, Worthy Usher; n: :. buren,
Deputy Worthy Usher; a. ). biankehshlp,
Guardian; II. K. Smith, Sentinel. u
This Temple will meet at Sprlnshclo HIP Iin
corner NJ and 26th streets, Church HUI,
every Saturday evening. 1t noW numoeis e. )
some twenty five members, and from tne
material composing lis present Ienoot
ship bids fair TO prove SUCCESS
Within the past month two Applications,
for charters for Temples of Honor ana
Temperance have been made to Or. fetsr-
field Trent, DEPUTY Most "ortay lempiar
af Virginia.
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P1zz1N1 has thres-ponnd ooxss Concord grape,
1t rs cents per box.
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BRANCHING OuT.,The Governor has au-
thoriZcd the Superintendent OF Public
Printing anG the Secretary OF the Common
wealth to rent rooms in the Law Building,
on Franklin street, as depository for
paper and books. The old Dollhouse, hith-
eIto used for this purpose, will be fitted up
rs temporary arsenal.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE AProIsTED.-pr. j. II.
Hu.hes has heen appointed school trustee
for the Clifton Forge district, Alleghany
county, vice John B. Haynes resigned.
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IF YOU WISH
/ CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JrLIJS SyCLES'S,
AIS BROAD STREET. between dth and 9Th.


He has received large lot of FI,ASNELS, of
all shades and co!Ors, III which he Oilers great IN
Gnremeu,s As every ore wishes such goods at
this time Of the scar they would therefore do well
10 give niIa call.
lie offers 10 the public CREST inducements In the
way OF CASSJMEkES, which he will sell fJr Csc.
and soc. per yard less than they can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable FOR IA! anu
wi ter.
lie win open this day SO dozen Gents Mcrino
Shirts and Drawers, which he oilers a. last year 5
prices.
lie also fr4rs full line of Fall Dress Goods very
clcsp such rs Black silks, irish roplinS: Bon;
haznes. klpacas, kertuos. Empress Clollls, hhd
ir ch Hcps E.ca, he'd Brown, aid other DotDes-
tirs-s luli assortment.
Thirty-,ve p.irs Of Blankets on hand, which lie
cfrcrS ct last years prices,
JULIUS SYCLEH,
AS Bread stree, between 4th and 9Th sts.
Statesmen j. j. turner, John 4. Gary, W..
u. Eo- c.e, and +. q. Revell.
store closed on Saturday. au %
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ENVELOPES furnished aud printed at sJ, s'.3,
ss7s, and ~. so per co., 1t Tia Dispatah PrtriAg
Establishment.
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HknI..GCN FASTT2 4 SOtE
OF BALTIMORE. MD.
In order the better TO meet te wants or their re-
tai cgstomers at z distance, have established =
SAMPLE BUREAU,
anC will, upon application, promptly send ny mail
ful! lines OF EEMHHT- OF the t'EW ESI ID
Mos; IA ASHlGNAELG GOODS, OF Srench,
English, AMI domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
az All times TO SCI, as lew, not III less prices, than
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
bratc M manufacturer, in the different parts or Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
70 Baltimore our stock IL at al Iimes promptly
suDnl,ed with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
bad debts. we able and rlling TO sell our goods
at PROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
Ia seuting for samples, specify the kind 0. goods
dcsirc,i We keep the beet grades or every class
OF goods, from the lowest 10 the most costly.
orders unaccouip.nied by the cash VIII be sent
PROMPT-PkYiEG, WHOLSALE Bu 4
tp yted to Inspect the stock in our Jobbiug Snd
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER i SHNs,
lp7, 1873. 2Ol, and 2cS Vest Baltimore street,
de TuSFly Baltimore, Md.
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MILITARY NOTICES.


p L. I. BLUES, ATTENTION. h
Attend q meeting Of your company at Mon WI
tlcelo Hall THIS tTuesday) EVENING ut s &
O'Clock
BY order OF tho Captain. a
1t 7. X. GrAZEBROOK, Q. 8.
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10 TO PIzziNIs and get three pound boz a,
Concord grales for IS cents, "a
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MILLINERY.
kspS @As.s: ASs2 SEEy.

TOR RENT. g BRICK HOUSE. with -
/ i.ur rooms. u brick stable For ten horses. FL
l,r.' Al..a slsO, va"int !ot, five acres, "-ll
,uci,,s.i. IN lie uprtr portion o. the city, near
me i'aln. hnrIy 81 nv office, SIN street. and tie
.,....n H-l RICHARD Gi. HeRRI-S.
TOR RENT, that LARGE STORE, G.
/ an ls.a. between a;Sin ana Csry streets al
.t,,.it,!v uCCpp!cd ay MssSTs. Eis'r < II axtou.
Jh1ES NJ. TAYLOR,
-. RrSl fstltl 4 gent an! Nuct.
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IUNpED.-rhe amount oi Tho puuic uep.
funded yesterday was $40 z. "a, III making =
total since July 9th Of Sl5, ,A9, 'Sooo'
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PERSONAL Sergeant Z. II. Chalkley has
returned from his visit to Baltimore.
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THE CHAIN GANG was engaged yesterday
in sweeping Main street.
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,.>EMBLT Hal l..
n roR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
u,>DAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
srrrEMnER IiTu AND 18TH.

GRAND ENGIIsH OrERATlC AND BALLAD
CO>CERT TROUPE,
r-fana>,i ot The following distinguished artists:
,,. ...sr, eaton soprano,
''4,, Ul-ec,rcss ol the tialtou opera Troupe:
- ygr,u.ur Sch!mpf.. .Coniralto,
from Philadelphia.
Grant pa1ilone,
from Richmond, Va
In l.. AaFNCTctS.. iehoi,
from Philadelphia.
V- Jta,.> :. Arnold. ...............:: .ihone,
l,tc of Klchiugs's Opera Troupe.
Wm. Alfred hcllcher ....;.;;....'...'..Ie Ienor'
from EhUaGelphia.
~ Tn mas \. Ecc lianist,
II. III i'hilaJC!ph:a.
Eoucsr, VIII commence Il O'Clock.
rNICES or ADMISSIONS:
,'. ,.,,, =, ,:al,rry .......... 50
~ t\THA tHAE', :. Tor RES : tth sD SESIS.
Tf,. $ .lc of -c.ccv,d sc-is Viii commence. on
Vf4I.ESDAN GOK>lAt. >epc"ul ~ IN, NJ Hcss
!, IphrsfOl'< bookstore, 10 h aud Vi In streets.
tpy raucvr. programmes see small circulars.
scn-6t
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4 r,,;rh race f.: 800 side viii come off nj Inc
- e Ground. SSfTFMBEs l2rlI: miic h. ais !;
a.rtt IN i've 10 harness.
-. +. Nsrd cutters hsy gclding Ben.
" II. =" alS cn'crs bay COLI Straig It-ShOot.
race comes OF promptly ~ j . lick /. y.
r-nni1Uses WI! run i.om Gssbcr & CO.'S Office,
50 Main s.ree., 81 ;; I. II.
:, g.:d D.. F. WARD.
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CLOTHING.
r. l. o T III I n G

LOT HIN G.
Pomological visitors will flad large snd well
assored stock Of
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
suited to the taste OF eve,y one, at the NEW
STORE. TM. IRA SMITH,
Goa 100 Main street.
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AuI!SEM ENTS.

A >sEMRLI HALL
\ GRAND OrENlNG
or TIE ROLlER-skATlSG SEASON
~ SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER Ia,
ATS O'CLOCK.
tickets. IS per cozcn.
.t~ctrrckc:s, % Cests. 70 iE-1t
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SEEIRHAN RESI-. ~.

y yr&te FOR SaL,.-Sltua. cd IN au I'm st.L
r.yr. and h"a'.hv locality, Wit in hair 3 mil" %!
tc ct:E, II SlinwnI1 si;ctt III" tXtensi n o!
Ma. street west. The Buildings consist nt t I'VE
Try sIt basement s!lccocG dwelling. just
.!sf,t, { M IN NJ twrIv- rooms, lc-i,bI bath
r- u. closet. &C., finished III The most t:nrcuSA
l..g.-r, wItn Walnut, Eirc S.i'ye N"pe, NJ
au.. :. v IL Cherry, .nJ White ~o1d. This
o.. y nd .cyait manner o.; dccrr:..tiig ~alC )
s.F,re, adv :.,agtS over pspsr "r hard iluis:. 1T
is ryc@ s.!r TX psnc work OF solid iiarh, %rd
wH IT," >presr=ncr Is ths same. /. Il - - me al
y.gE-." u'r: >o'iI work IL IS net effected hy
i....t. cod ar s:rpAeSS, a"d cann"i "!frch or
IT,. Il ,myroves IL Il. pearauc wltl age tnd
,.4t DC VISITED without tnJEy.
I'r aiich. but II ~, IN he rear or The h'u'c 20
..' 'rtyk, ~, &t"Iils, aud cohtatns four n.iSLe
I...r.-. y .id"s iN9 2@s'ttvu: folms. stale good
al.!r"mmod Gus.
.udc3nncctcd with the hous: con2lsts of
tg.h: cr"S. containing !ii:-eI hundrct young dwarf
a.a >:aad .rd ;"ar srcrs or choice v.ricIc2. just
rt!.c .l'u t.2:ring. also, Ie%Ch aI0 cherry trees
%: n" t.cst kinds, a-d young apple orchard III
E! !., h. a. 'U%.
f.fc7dinc 10 hullt dwelling to accommodate
,nr:arrlcs ol : part Of the tract, VII sci one
h.I.af IL laui with the buildings. Persons wish
] Z - cr- ne pr perry can 90 go al as : Tine.
a-n h". at tie premises may I, t"ilhd az thc
So cS &""dcN AANEt. y 2AL,.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, FOUR e.
/ VtlU = BE TRACTS , + La SD on SI
t.tu.,~ !ivvr. D",wccE R!thGUZd and Dutch H-I'
~. NJ ~ reasonable terms:
acres. With improvements thereon:
leo arTr>. without Improvements. "G1 lang ;
- acres. with improvements, ne-r Hiliis's
Iandivg:
~ acres, wl,hou. improvements, adjoining
ts. Albert rrd~ay'g. win nae granite
h'dF: tn land Gdslfci - vegetables, *.
also. II Uses aud LOIS H. Aancns:icr snd
H!glluanI d. *. WEirf:rER,
AUc.lcn,er ard Land JOHDer,
:. a.naG.t los Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
LOST, STRAYED, &c,
H0RsEs. MULES, cows, &c.

MULES AND HORSES.-Just ar fN
IYl rived from Kentucky, FORTY t@0) III
Mo- MULES and HORsES. For sale iom
j. II. PLgkSAkTS,
sel2-at Exchange Stables.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12

TOR FEVER AND AGUE.- STO-
E VkLL'S ISFALLfBLE AGUE CURE IS
said to DE sure preventive and cure for feEsr
l.. WAGNER & CO.. Druggists.
sel2-2ts 9th and Broad streets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-22

A list Of Deeds admitted to Record in
the Recorders Office from June 18th to
June Goth:
Edward Greeulee and wife to G, G..
Greenlee, 95 acres, Cologne township-$l
A. G. Eastman to James Sanders aud
others, Trustees for Baptist Church, Ar
buckle township, ] acre. 81.
George W. Jones, Jr to Robert ]
Love, undivided one.half interest in 80
acres in Cooper Township. 5000.
Robert Wilson and wife. PA. Machir,
Trustee, &C., and others to J. II. John
son. steam saw mill and acres Of land in
Robinson township. $4,000.
John Cartwright and wife to James
Musgrave, lot No. 5 in Mason City. $75.
james Musgrave and wife to Thomas
Wilcoxon, Lot No. s in Mason City,
Sls5.
D. Polsley aud wife to Volney G.
Thompson, 1861 acresi in Cooper township.
1926.
Rice G. Green and wife to W. Elgreen,
"a acres, Hannah township. 1904.
D. W. Polsley, Special Commissioner,
to E. A. Polslcy and @. Shrewsbury, lis
acres, Cooper township. 1920.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Mortgage on horses, mules and carts
West Columbia, from A. +. Booth to j,
s King and Son, TO secure the payment
of$s33.
Deed Of trust on 30t acres Of land in
Hannah Township, from Nathan Long t.
T. W. Sisson, use Of II, II. Jones, t.
secure the payment Of $3.50.
Deed Of Trust on lot in Mason City,
from John Seasholes to II. J. Samuels,
use Of i. j. Scasholes, to secure the pay.
mentof $1,000
Deed of Trust on steam saw mill and
5 acres Of land in Robinson Township
from j II, johnson to Wm. A. Machir,
use of p. A. Machir, trustee, &C., to Sc.
cure the payment Of $4,000.
Report Of Mrs. Patrick's School for the
term ending Wednesday, June Dist, 1871
Weeks. Perfect. Good. Bad. DENTS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-22

Dean. Passed into the spirit.land on
Monday last, at bis parents home in Ship
pingsburg, Pennsylvania, that good and
christian man, Rev. B. B. BLAIR. This
will be sad and heart.rcnding news to bis
many friends in the Kauawla Valley
Mr.. Blair left this place few weeks ago,
with brother, for his home in the above
place, in the hope Of recuperating his
health. AT the time Of bis departure, ma
ny Of bis friends, while saying good
bye" thought it would be the last time they
should ever behold him. How hard, how
very hard, is The path through the adytum
Of sorrow, and sad, how very sad, the
the rustic Of deaths garments when he
enters the house, aud takes from among US
some loved one.